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The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

The steamship Admiral Watson pass ed Ketchikan at seven o'clock Sunday night She is making good time on her north bound trip.
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

Jas Cody, N. C. agent, left on the Evans for Seattle. MT. Co3y will be stationed at Mayo this season.
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

A. Grosyold and witness left on the Admiral Evans for Valdez to attend the spring term of court.
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

Robert Benson an employe of the A. E. c. left on the Admiral Evans for Seattle.
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

The cutter Algonquin is at Latouche and is expected to reach Seward in a day or so.
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

Imported and Domestic Perfumes Seward Drug Co. tt
The Seward gateway., 1922-05-15

Typewriter Ribbons, Seward Drug Co. If
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

Two years ago I would have been mncn
moro willing 70 agree with you. For
the loss of one supremcly great comedy
fgure (Sidpcy Drew we have Dotn
I'Ioyd and Kcnton reaching unexpected
boicbts. the Christie people turning on.
n number of bully tTavcSties, anu an
occa sional hopeful sign from Scnne,,,
To no sure. Chaplin is stlll lurking ;,h H.
Tho shadows ready to nouhcc, 3u, W. W.
'.tbe Great Screen COMEDY. pu, s,ar m
willing 10 match LLOYD my uoora
against the best comedy ot h''
ago. H., ,.o,, brought IN
a.. .,,h ;oct and lets hope the rams
,,.,,, ," ,;yc some nor" Illuminating com.
nav. IN thc screen comedy sltua''o"
tlon have donc.)
Sarah J.onlon-I'm sorry. nuu
oonMnf givn YOU any definite ini"r,hh-
,;nr ohn,,t the concern you menu i"n'
I.ro made Inquiries, but 50 iar nave
i,,,,,oJ unthiug unr way or lh' "'h'i
IIavor', you any friends in chicago ~
,,.honr yon rould write concerning .ntT
,nn,,nr III tell you frankly that' II !
,"",,, Won, I'd be suspicious "t tncn
;ust on general principles. since 'ie!
% nre So far away that you cannot Ee'
any definite line on them
J.aml,a,le writes: For a long tn'
7 have been reading your icttcrooA;
md with great deal of interest," anu
amusement too. ] have laughen n,u
on loved many Of tho battles that nay.
,ni,cn nIncc. but never expected 10 p'
'anv" 'i.",, in However, tonight Fran
cnsco's letter mndc me cnnnvc nv m,nt.
~ ct her admire that boch". Won
St,nhcim if she wishes. but for goodness
,n,:n don't mention him in tn" sam"
hrrnth with Oscar Wilde and Bhl1ar'
iEnr In spitr Of nnv unfortunate "r'''r-
rcncc in private life Wide at least was
, cnrius, while Won Strohrim Is nor
ciftcd in any way and succeeds only III
rmIeoritv and scnsuality. He srcms TO
hr making n good thing out OF II. TOO
I should say. A..
"Tranccscn. have some sense Of the
fitness of things. Quarrel about the
movies if YOU like. but leave out
cnriusoS who nre worth something. ana
have carved places Of acknowledged lame
for themselves. Also. Francesca. you
say you have Il yolum" of Bnl@nr SO
vrlcnr that YOU did not care to finish
il, We'll, why keep it If YOU feel that
wov. Il fire is easily made.
81 want to compliment you. Mr.. Nee
,v. ON your way Of managing your col
lnmn and your very interesting opin-
ions and answers.
"Why doesn't Mary Pickford ma kc
moro pictures Goodness knows: the
fans still love her and they miss her.
(Thc penalty for winning fam" on
screen or stage is fewer appearances.
Unfortunately. it is the public which
suffers. Mary's latest will come this
fall-""Tcss of the Storm COuntry.D
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

at lcast three hours ~ TO Ga, ,lo
was anxious fnr moro uuouynity. Shr
was roD,c.ous Of tno fan'> a, n" .',,u"d
the outer door thar ulgh. 20 .,t irr-
self into tho hallway and lg-~eI ur
70 her aDartuan,s. Tho ri~et was +h.,
.be Ind been followed hone, auJ Tia,
suppression was rho more jrnrortgnt #
the ,wo Sho did not ,vjfrh ON TO
light wrer $40 ,ntar,d her room. Ivy,
boiling tho door hrhinl lor. She moved
swiftly 20 tn" w.nIow AMI rat>rI ::
noiseIessrv Looking ON, .ha saw .,yo
mon on 10 rnnositr s,io of ,ln .+~,a,
standing torothrr in rorlr,.,.i,n =,
was zoo dark 70 r.rogr,za ,,sm' IY, .L.
tbnrsbt ,b,t n,n 1.,"ro ,,a. ,,,, ~.
ptnto SiIvo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

"crusheS" on any OF them. "'r he silent
Call' (which. of course. wasn't COM
cdv at all was one wonderful pic.
turc. Anything that the philosophic
and reflective Pepper appears in is re-
deemed by his tpard"n me-, hcr) binding
genius.
However. kidding aside, 7 understand
your complaint against the animal COM
rdics, but think YOU much too
harsh against screen comedy in general.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HENRY NJ. NEELY

will have soon 1t yourself and that :
what want. You certainly need It.
tThcrc was no earthly reason for my
printing your ,rtt"r. but I just did any
way. Cues. I'm soft hearted. For tn"
love Of Pete. get the idea out Of you"
heads fans. that | rave about this ar-
tor. and lay in wait to hurl insults nt
that ono. ! imagine I'm as nearly a
Imprr>OnHl on screen people ana ways
nS it's possible 90 be. and when say
things about an actor. it's generally Just
20 start IN argument or 10 Kid somebody
along. Inv" ~ 500 you fans "argu-
tying" md bli~icring innocent letter
paper with your rcmarks.)
Tcmpus Fuglt-In addition to thank
ing yuu for tn" information regarding
Miss La Badl". | must express my
appreciation of your suggestion for n
series Of articles on foreign theatres,
which. at In" present time, iS not f"aSi-
bic. and who's" interest to the general
public I'm inclined to doubt. AWAY .
welcome such hints and suggestions,
though.
Earl Roth writes: "Cannot the COL
umn temporarily abandon Valentino,
Wallace. Gloria and others 70 thttr
fate, and d"lv" into the question Of the
So-cNll"l comedies inflicted upon hhp-
less movie fans.
1--WE endured the custard- pic type OF
humor in the hope that when IN" fad
had passed thcr" would b" something
moro substantial 10 replace it. TIL"
human prodigy type, ditto. Instead the
situation seems to grow worse. 1odhy
We must sit through pictures in which
trained horses aud dogs do all sorts OF
impossihlr things while varied nsSort-
mrnt Of humans hop around. puppet-
like. to furnish III" situations.
"Excluding this typo. our comedies,
arc built upon stories that would
scarcely do credit to nm imaginative
grammar school boy. In all that !
have seen recently Gr!macos and physi-
cal contortions. evidently planned rs
mirth- provoking, were mixed in Hbout
/ c1unl proportions with rather poor at
tcmpts to imitat" the mannerlSmS ana
exploits Of Harold Lloyd and the inm-
liable Chaplin.
"Really, "" ought 10 do something
about it, 4 discussion Of the subject
would at least provide variety IN the
column.
With your perturbation Mt the ami
nal comedies. can. in the main. agree.
Except for Stronghcart and Pepper.
N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

mo- Mis-. WLi,r -
"a, rsit, ali right" soid si,y,
gcainiIy. "AuI w,at wc,o y1,, ini,, ,t,n
ut the fla, ,pni.ht. MJI-NtSs N'bitn%,7
"GouL ni.hf.' said thr Girl, md
closed fir ,'Hor IN hi. rarc anu
lie cursed angriIv IN the dork orJ
raised his hand fn ran an ,ho n,I,,J ~
the door. bu, Thought hnttcr ~ 8, ~
and turning. walked bark tn tho in,or.
,sfrI tre,yr. who stood In tLr .LnLov.
Ct lamrrost watching tho scene
"WcN?" asked Crcwe.
'Coufounl he girl. .hc won toIk :.
grumblcd SILVA. IRA civn somnthinv
1o h"oak 'hut pr.dn Of hers. Crcwc
Ry .Iuyo. III ,!n IL one uf those ,lays =
=" alI.i b.,vron lis teeth. veg
r"oA. .ag,r,I.
"Ta,,'> IL" Srn,c in b.c,m.r, OK.
n.'"& !r'a .sr 81 girl turns You down."
e. -, q. Wua' did >hr say abpu. ,u,
'at. W, VITA. I'D ,,,. spy about her
't~r 80 A,unraari" plac,:''
: ." sad nuthing." >ald the Other
~L"rtiy. "toMc along, ,r,'. 20 back to
H." c"'ou"l. q"
Oh the return journey he declined to
hn drawn into any kind If couvcrsa.
t!on, and Crrwc, after one or two Mt.
tcmptN 20 procure cnligh,rnmcnt "a 70
th' result ot the inter, Jew. rclapscd
MO >i!"nr".
They found the ""'onnl waiting for
them. and :" all apr,a'unroS the colonel
WAS HnIiN' 1rh"d by th' happenings of
"l;' Ia asked
=, -" admits >hc vas here" said
I'nt|..
Ha' vas 81" dunG:''
Hrid hrtr"r a~k her YOURSELF" said
~" uiI,r with SOM, u>nrrify. II roll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03


ho'I-oom and toto .,cncs of tlc .,,r-
,I 49, ,., .,..... .,..,, ,Ioro,l
l'""' III ''' 0"'"' va, '"'
piece Of mu>:' "hNN moved win
slow, throhhing grandeur and beauty.
-. ,..,, l.,,..,,. o- ,,, r,,, frI ont for
''' W. N'''" .,'..,,',,.,,, o,,d
me th" nam" "' INC '"''i''S'''"'' ANU
the cOmpO>rrt II Is II rar" treat TO
bov, ,bn musical sctting 50 prrfor,I,
'"''' ''''' ,'',' ~, ,,.,,.,
Anrh"h'2'N WIZ" N'>""' H'''''N'
of thr theory thai the intelligence OF
the aNorag" American j. no higher
tIor tina. ui an eight year rhi!d;
bu, ,Lr AVERAGE nu,." organi>t far sur
masses Griffith wh"n Il comes t. "X-
pressing .,pcr.i'toU~ rontompt for ~"
intoI,iucrr" nf the public. They might
,.hYu,r their attitude If they w"r" :"
arridonraiIy ruu urr"~s som" STATISTICS
-, ,I. thousands and thousands 81
\wr,irons who have at som" time
st''j,,J ,,,usir The only claim +" mu-
,,'oI ah,,t,y rf the average movie or
,,' :. ,io+ IN. kr,I,> the darn thing
E".',' Inos ,hr LYr,lv g,r4y man.
~ iY'.'7 o,', ,,,'i,. y,rSo,i,, in hring uhl"
wv tNc rutr usher boys
',,' .In ,,n,,~sr Of a dav. must rarri
w., w., 'm ,,,,,,,,,L wa,,r 10 supply AN cl"-
,,,,,', and uiav with one hand or even
'."', "..n
""' tilH ro ,,eo uufto discerning III
.,,,. .,,. ,Io,. have hrard pudc-
re">M M'nur. " hn"nnI a long run
HiI''I' oul ~ :, WLrn ,hcv reach
WH'" '-,n' ',, ,hor .nnni the urxt five
me !""s rI" ,m'' ,,.t,r mo finger and
,"N'''N P''! ''- in, .,mnlr within
I""N'hE roy .%a ,,'iIi',
me grasp W 49,, ,l,.,, maui To thH
Il" way ","''' ,,,,I,,r thot ,;ricg
NprlhS "hh"s NV a,G ."t,e them over
uo"> l", fp,"'n' ".,t,rrirp ",' 4. Ana
IT." I"."" "I'h '","'' nI ,rn fo,t ,hnt he
'0'' F'''"' w. ,c,,,,nen. uyninst
docs ''' - H.n.oo % .T,' ",, sui
Nhrn ON" H"!9 W., f;,g.Iv drmond
"a" 'h"-' houses ~ '"" 'II orgo,,st
wv" ''"nGS' IrN'' i'',,,rs nv nro.
S"'"n", mar l'' ", ,a".', v,i,h f.,inr
du''rN -3iN'N INV .'-"". Io nxn,rted
music. N' OrSm"'H, '"'.'m hoIl, nnver
:" q" i"'>. ~ ""> t,,mJ for its
>r"' ~" l"'tur' !" I''' , 90 mako
week r'u. here = WV w. o,, nor
rl''ir"~ pupu'ur "-"''!, "''''
charging Hluu'oou 't ..iY, ,ool, knife
I''d You ever r;oH,. ,cii mo
Man II 50, N"' .a,. j. several
what YOU though, 81 H. S"w ,no i ;,ritv Of
years ago ana ""',' I' ~" 80 fmrget
~" PICTURES | srT .t,. ono hns
on 'HE!ne 'ne '","., q, ,hot time
fingered IN "! h.r'..1f or,,,d and dj-
! thought, sNP, ,',n,Le whole
ro't"d ana ,n" SUI yo, never
>Um" ana lONhp''' Wa, ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03

with your perturbation nj. the ami
nal comedies. ] can. in the main. agree:
Except for Stronghcart and Pepper.
the Mack Sennett cat, haven I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-03
To be continued tomorrow
WHATEVER Is UNUSUAL

WHATEVER Is UNUSUAL
IL sought out by photographers in all parts
OF the world Interesting events, celebrated
pcrsoHages. places where things nap
pening, are pictured IN pleasing sepia tons
In tho rotOgravure section Of the Sunday
PUsLIC LKyGER Make II Habit"-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
PREPARE TO TAKE MEN
FROM ARCONAUT MINE

AZ the Argonaut Gid Mine. Jack.
son. Calf. Sept. 1i-Preparations
for mnburylng dead OF allyc--the
q miners cniombed IN the Argn-
nani mine for three weeks will be-
made to-day.
Word that the rescue party which
has been working necessarily TO
break into the tomb Of the miners,
had been successful in reaching
them is expected within two days.
The commission in charge Of the
rcscuc stated today that progress
had been made
There Is a possibility that the
sad news that the miners were
found dead or the glad tidings that
they are still alive may not be made
known In Jackson for some time
after they are reached.
II found alive, treatment viii be
given the men underground. In
they are found dead their
bodies will be prepared for burial
and brought up TO the surface
in sacks. as Is the custom.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Ruth Tharp N attending the lonino
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyoiney were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
krytincr
Ruth Tharp led Leusue last Sun.
day evening and Dora James IL next
leader.
Misses Elsie aud Gerda lamar Of
Gracemont spent the week end with
their sister. Mrs. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and children
Opal and Frances. spent The week.
end with friends near A~nndarko.
Mrs. Gatewood aud Mrs. Bud zipse
attended Monday sale IN chicknaha.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lair spent Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom.
Miss Nellie entertained u company
Of young people very pleasantly at
her home Saturday evening.
The IonIne school opened Monday
morning with Mr.. Burton and Miss
fouquot as teachers.
The Pleasant Valley school began
September 4. enrolling about forty
pupils. David e. Roberts and Miss
linn are the teachers.
The Ladies' Aid will give nm Ice
cream supper nj tho Thomas residence
Friday evening Of this week.
Jim Goodman and children Of
Gracemont spent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. Earl Lair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodman went
to Gracemont last Friday from there
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Good.
man TO Oklahoma City where the lat.
entered q hospital. She has been
very sick for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester B0les were
dinner guests ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom KEGS and Mr.. and Mrs.
we're callers in the afternoon.
About thirty ladies' attended the
.reguglar meeting Of the Home Econ.
Dmies Club NJ the home OF Mrs. Bell
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
BIC HAUL MADE
BY DRY CHASER

New York, Sept. 14.-Thc armed
vessel Taylor of the governments
dry navy, brought into port today
the Two masted British fishing
schooner, NJ. M. Gardner and put
her under heavy guard OF federal
officers. reg
Customs officers declared they
captured the Gardner well within
the three mile limit, and that they
found 90 eases of liquor aboard her.
Captain c. NJ. Belts, skipper OF
the schooner, declared he was
stopped by the dry chaser % miles
out.
Search OF the vessel revealed
$4,000 in gold in the safe, while
d passenger had $4,000 in gold and
gold notes on his person.
The customs men charge that a
list Of cafe and cabaret proprietors,
former saloon keepers. and names
of prominent hotel men in New
York and New Jersey was found in
the captains possession.
we have been searching for this
vessel for six months. trying to
catch her inside the three mile lin
it," an enforcement officer said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
COLLEGE MOUND.

a good rain fell In this locality
Sunday morning. II rained about
four hours. which Will probably be
OF some help to kaflr corn and 9th.
er late crops including pastures II
frost keeps away long enough.
Oscar May motors 10 Lawion
once or twice n week with tomatoes
and returns with $50 each trip.
Lee Urban has recovered from a
spell Of sickness.
Asa Shots IL still supplying Dun.
can with fruit and vegetables.
Cotton pickcrs r in demand.
Prices for picking ranges from 81
to $l.25 per hundred. Estimated
yield per acre is from ia to l-G
bale. generally of low grade cotton.
Hardle May and Sell Cook are
attending the Rush Springs schools.
Mrs. G. NJ Shots has n severe
case Of rheumatism In her arm.
John and Oryii Bearce took In the
fair and free lemonade at NARROW
last week.
w. V. K~uykendall and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. y. Cook motored TO Rush
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick were
in Rush Springs Saturday.
Miss Eula Bernard Is visiting
relatives here. She will remain
here until the first Monday in DC.
tober. date for her school near
NARROW TO begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. May motored
to Rush Springs Saturday.
Bob Duke motored to Rush
Saturday to meet relatives
Texas.
Jimmie Smith was a business
caller in Rush Springs Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Yell conducted q poultry culling dem
onstration and the jars Of stuff for
the fair exhibit was assembled. The
next session Of the club will be held
with Mrs. Nora slcmp October 9.
Jack Ward gave q party Tuesday
evening nj the home 81 his parents,
Mr.. md Mrs. J. d. Ward. h%onoring
his cousin. Miss Agnes Ward Of Cor.
dell. Those present were Misses
James. Owens. Carolyn. Beatrice.
Mary and Katherine krytIner. aud
Maude and Ruth Tharp. Measra.
Msupin. Thnrp. shockey. Roberts.
Gardner and Tom and Carl Taylor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
keEcHi ITEMS.

Mrs. Welch ~ Iawton who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Riley. returned home Sunday even.
ing.
Mr. Black harvested feed for Mr..
Bartlett 81 the Falrylcw community
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. u. Foulks and fam.
lily ~ Hollis. spent Sunday night
with Mrs. Foulk's brother. !. A.. TIL.
man and family. They went ON TO
Cleveland where they will make their
future home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
DIVINE HEALING IS
DISCUSSED BY BISHOPS
ny PRANK a. cLARvoE.

ny FRANK A. CLARVoE.
United Press staff Correspondent }
Portland. Ore. Sept, h-Theory
and practice Of divine healing occu'
pied the interest Of the f~ortyseyenth
iriennlai convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal church M liz sessions
started on their second week hero
today.
There wal q marked division. many
bishops urging q fuller recognition
OF divine healing while others ylror.
ously opposed II on principle.
This committees recommendation
yesterday that Right Rev. william
NJ Brown. retired bishop Of Arkan.
q be tried for alleged heretIcal ut
ierancea established a precedent.
should the recommendation adyo.
Gated by the convention prevail the
church viii be fpced for the first
time with the trial 81 Que of its pre-
latcs. Bishop Brown IN charged with
hcrctlcal %uiternnces In n hook pub
lishod by him called communism and
Christianity" Hc " alleged to have
attacked the divinity Of Christ.
Portland. Ore, Sept. H. Suicides.
unbnptlzcd adults and any who die
cs-communicato from the Episcopal
church are entitled. Ia n decent and
religious burial service. bishops Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
MRS. HARDING
C0NVALEsCENT
nut VIII es Iona Time Before Com.
pIete Recovery; Continues to
Gain; tsst official Bulletin
Issued by Doctors.


Washington. Sept it-Mrs. Hard
Ink Will be- a long time IN ~con,elesc'
linz from the critical Illness which
nearly cost her life. but 40 far rs
present indications 80. her physicians
believe her con,nleacence viii be IN.
interrupted from now ON.
80 satisfactorily II the presidents
wife gaining that II was decided NJ
morc official bulletins would be H..
sued fof the present. Tho last bul.
letin, given out NJ the white house
last night. referred TO Mrs. Hardlng's
condition at s y. m. Wednesday. II
follows:
Temperature 100; pulse 30; res.
pirailon 20.
IAN appearances and conditions
slow the hest day since the serious
time Of her Illness. conyalcncencc
will necessarily be tedious. All things
going well. symptoms will vary only
slightly from day Ia day. Sufficient
reports will be given to relate pro.
gross OF the ease. Regular bulletins
will be discontinued"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
Discoverer of Vitamins Honored

Because OF his work In chemistry.
particularly IN the discovery Of
vitamins. Prof. Ere lerick Gowlsnd
Hopkins, Of Cambridge University.
England. has been awarded the
Chandler Medal by the trustees Of
Columbia University, New York.
This much coveted honor II award.
ed annually for the greatest eontri-
button 10 science. the world ove.s.
Dr.. Hopkins was experimenting
with various foods upon animals
whom he discovered the presence OF
substance essential to q health.
diet, the actual nature Of which re.
mains unknown. but which has
since become popularity known -
vltnmin
when began experimenting
with synthetic diets" said DR.. Hep.
hns. II added small quantities Of
meat extracts and extracts from
; -ast 10 give flavor 10 the ~taatclens
food. was thinking then Of the
animals appetite. an was natural
and as most people do when they
start such experiments. The ex-
tracts powerfully affected nutri-
ton"
The doctor said he then wasted a
good deal Of time tying TO get the
same effect by using the hea.thiul
substances known 10 exist In yeast
and In an effort 10 determine just
what II was IN yeast that produced
such beneficial results, but found 70
be- successful he must use the whole
yeast.
III there be any who feel skcp-
teal with regard TO the whole ques-
lion Of vitamins." said DR.. Hopkins.
on the occasion Of the presentation
u the ,Icdal. II feel that am
qualified TO ask them 10 reconsider
that attitude. Apart from the
many hundreds Of experiments
have made myself. . have g e the
work which is being done upon the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mira. Aaron curtis Visited
AZ Mr., and Mrs. NJ ufhan's home
Sunday.
, Dan uutefel aud family visited nj
Jessie Kirhpairick's homo Sunday.
l.. courcier and family Waited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wade sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. May motored
10 Oklahoma City Sunday 20 visit
their son. WIN. who IL reported
sick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14

subject at some Of the chief centcrs
Of activity.
1.-THE absence Of one particular
vitamin from the food Is the whole
. snce OF human scurvy. the absence
OF another forms the main factor
III the ctiology Of second disease,
brribefi. and the absence OF n third
plays 1t Hast a large part In the
induction OF ricketa.
"But II extreme deficiency In such
factors results In actual disease,
who shall say how mtoh vagus IN
health may follow upon relative de-
hcicncy. That Is he g nsidcration
which gives importance TO this newl
est chapter In the science Of nutri-
finn"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-14
CAPPER COMING TO OKLA.
TO CAMPAIGN FOR FIELDS

Topeka. Kan, Sept. 1l.-When Il
was announced today that United
States Senator Arthur Capper was
to return to Kansas to tour the
state in the fall campaign II also
was announced that Senator Cap
per would go into oklahoma TO cam
paign for Fields. republican candi-
date for governor.
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kind ever attempted. arrived ut
Akron. Ohio. before noon. The war
department was advised today.
A Telegram from Jaor Strauss.
commanding the CO said the blImp
would leave this afternoon for
Scott Field. %Belleyille. III.
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BIG D|R|G!BLE
|. At P|TTsBURG
(By The United Press.)

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 14.-The big
army dirigible CO sailed gracefully
over Pittsburgh at 10 a. m. today on
its trans-continental trip to the Paci-
fic. coast.
The ship followed the course Of the
Ohio river and is expected to stop
off at Dayton for supplies. The CT
started from Langley Field near
Washington, ID. C.