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president Cincinnati branch Of ". +. ~
S., Warren. OHIO: Rev. {. r.. Hhrgraves,
y. D.. board Of Sunday schools. Chicago.
H.: ROY. w T.. Sheldon. u. D.. board
If education. New York. y. Y: Rev. -
~. Julien. superintendent A~nti-Salooa
league. Charleston. ". Va: Hon. W. G.
brown. state prohibition commissioner,
Charleston. ". Va; Rev. J. II. Wallace.
II. H., editor Pittsburgh Christian .tdvo-
cate. TittSburgh: Rev. Appleton Bash,
II. ~. area secretary. Pittsburgh. IA.
wheeling Pastors.
The Wheeling pastors attending ths
sessions nf the conference are: Gregory
Rleakley. I:dgwood: !. n. Hess; Chap
line street: II. ". Riddle. Elm Grove;
Frank Mechanic. Fulton: W. X. Hall.
Hope: F. s. Bishop. North Street; W. F..
craig. Thomson: j. 7. Keenan,. War
wood: 4. ~. BARLOW, Wesley: I" ).
Grosr. Zare Street: Arthur Lazcnby,
district evangelist. and G.. Fred Ander-A
fon. superintendent Of the Wheeling dis
trict.
The program for Thursday follows:
S:2N a. m.-Devotional services, Bishop
Mitchell.
a. m.--Conference business.
y. m.-AnnlrerSary Of the Women's
Home Missionary society: Mrs. r. B.
Nay preSlolnB. aoorcSS ny MISS EuniCo
Britt.
3 p. m.-Dedication Of Engle Settle
ment House.
y. m.-EvangelIstic hour In charge
Of commission on evangelism. Addtess
by Or. W. l.. Stidger; subject. Bags OK
Gold."
$50 p. m.-Anniversary Of Board ot
Education for negroes. Rev. T. u.
Mancss. presiding. Address by Bishop
Joseph G. Hartzell: subject. Our Work
as Il Church In the Southern States"
Ministers and laymen continued to ar
rive today, and by the end Of the week
fully snn visitors are expected to Per
here. Tomorrow will be devoted pal
TALLY TO the dedication ceremonies OF
the Engle Settlement home in Fair
mont. and they will be conducted by
Bifhop Charles Bayard Mitchell. OF
st. Paul. Mimi. who is presiding at the
conference. TIL home was established
by the local missionary societies. large
Iy for Americanization work and tho
education OF the foreign elements.
The laymen's association will meet
Friday and Saturday OF this week and
the work OF the conference will be
concluded next Monday when the as
siEnment of the pastors will be announ-
ced.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice ~ hereby given that ~ a S"n-
eral meeting Of the s~to"kholders or West
Ontario consolidated Mining company.
duly called aud held on tho end day ~
June. 1879. At which a majority Of INC
capital stock was represented and voted
I'm favor thereof tho following EcSolu
tons were adopted:
RESOLVED. First that the West On
,arin Consolidated Mining company. a
corporation created and organized under
tho laws 81 tho State of West Virginia.
docs hereby discontinue business aS 4
corporation and s~urrend"rs to said stat"
tia charter and corporate franchises.
The BOARD % Directors Will proceed :"
convert the property. chooses In action
and all asscts Of this corporation into
cash. and paw or and discharge all IT'S
debts. liabilities and obligations and
after fully discharzinc all such debts.
liabilities and obligations. divide tn" r"-
matnder among tho stockholders pro
rata with their several holdings or
stock. but no such pa ymcnt shall he
made To any s~to"khn'dcrS ur'tl after the
publication OF the notice herein after
provided.
RESOLVED. Second that tho FROST
don't ~ this corporation CauS" motive OF
the adnp,ion Of the foregoing resolution
20 he Published In some newspaper OF
general circulation published near the
principal office or place of business "t
this corporation. once a week for TOUR
successive weeks: and that he certify
these resolutions TO the Secretary OF III"
State Of West Virginia. and deliver L"
him a certificate showing the rubli"a-
ton ot said motto" as provided by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day or
September. A. u. 1922.
Attest:
CLAYTON f.. TLATT.
President of said Corporation.
rERCIvAI. r. FOERDERER.
Secretary, s-2l-2S-o-5-l2
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growing conference. which as one II shUr
has SAID. had scarcely registered at ,
Il. IN. be y.
"R"Sulycd. that this conference, c'V
cr ng practically all tho stat" II West
Virginia aud small parts Of rennsyl-
..nIa. Maryland aud Nirs'n't. made up
! or characters rs sturdy as It's hills,
hereby most heartily welcomes R'shop
Miiri,.l t. our 'niiS; ~ our presiding
! on Ger: first. because Of his lii,;h ORC"
and eminent character. second. because
W" feel almost akin T." him. since tn"
frs, appointment to which his h"nnr"d
father. Daniel Patrick Mitchell. was as
signed. upon tho entering the Pittsburgh
conference was kirgwn"d. now OF the
West Virginia conference.
THAT NC pledge to him as our prs A.
Ing bishop our utmost help and 0dH.ity
In making this conference" pleasant I"
him and a success To all the interests
! administered
Thai because Of our faith in the nm
written procedure OF this session. We
q" assure bishop Mitchell that any time
the board Of bishops may send him this
way he shall find a welcome a> wide as
our hospitality and As genuine as our
vast problems"
Tn" resolution wns signed by f. J.
NeStfall. II. s. Townsend. &. r.. Good
win. :. y. Crummctt. Roy McCuskey. J.
p. Workman. II. g. rachus. Z. Fred
Anderson and Archibald Moore.
Gavel Presented.
A handsome gavcl was presented 10
R!shop Mitchell by the Rev. +. S. Town
send. pastor Of the kinEwood church.
in behalf of his church. The gavcl was
recently made from wood which vas
used IN tho old kInGw"nd church. and
II was on The ground whore this did
church stood that R;Siop Mitchclis
father held his hrs; rastorat".
Bishop Mitchell g~raciously thanked
nr. Townsend and his church. and said
that from now on he hoped IN" mem
berg Of the conference would lot him dn
all the knocking that is done.
Reports Of tho years work in the
various districts were road AS follows:
Buckhannon district. tho Rev. J.. b.
Workman: Charleston district. the Rev.
p. J. Westfall: Elkins district. the Rev.
j.. E. ResseSer: Huntington district. tho
Rev. r. q. Backus: Morgantown district.
the Rev. Archibald Moore. The reports
Of ntnc other districts are yet to be
| read.
The memorial service. which was to
have been held at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. was postponed until Sunday after.
noon. when II will he held just preceding
the ordination service. This action was
duly moved and passed upon by the
conference.
Official visitors.
! Official visitors attending the confer.
cnce include tho following: BIshoy
Charles Rayard Mitchell. n. H.. Ii. r..
ST. Paul. Mimi: Bishop Joseph G. Hart,
cell. II. D.. LII. H.. Cincinnati. Ohio:
Rev. w. l.. St!dger. pastor 81. Marks
church, Detroit. Mich: Rev. n. s
French. n. n. associate in city depart.
ment board NJ ZONE mission and church
extension. Philadelphia. Pa: DR.. J. 4,
piekmann. Cincinnati. Ohio: Miss Eun!ce
Britt, national training school for dea
conesses. Kansas City. Mo-; Rev. VI. B
Porter, y. H.. pastor Grace church,
Richmond, Va: Mrs. Alice c. Salmon
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,r ,ha Icrd.s Simmer
10 n,,,rir. ...L,,, nr,u.d
"rr, ,l,.l - our ord I,srs christ
vhi.b was riy,r for thee preserves the,
unto cy.r,astirr life. a and "a, thu.
In remembrance that Chris, died f"r
,hee and feed an Him in III. faith. witt
,b,rtx.Iv;pc The blood nf our Lore
L,.r, ,l,ri., ,L,.H u,s shed for thee
,a 49,. ..,i .,.l l,,ly ,,r over.
.,t,a r,, Drtmi. 80. IN hrarc
,t., Hhr,.. h,,,a v,. .hod for ,hc,
a,d ,o ~nnnEt,I"
r,. ,.r.r,hl, His,or raised h;s hand
oc,;n n,,.,. :, ,r,r,--iow murmur.
,nrs i, r,,.or-rc-ycp and ,rus,Inr
ujIcd rho church beautiful AS tho
lirrc IN :, Peters AT rycn,idc. sweet
-. Tho ohm, - uo,b.r .udr child a,
bad ia, ur.r.h,, 7, u, rho Lords
rn
~ Ian.
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d ", L,,r
..," - wis
urr,.
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ACCUSED STRIKERS
RELEASED ON BOND

Huntington. w. Va. Sept. 2I.-Eishi
Of eleven men arrested here recently IN
conn action with an Investigation or Il
series OF explosions on and near prop
erty Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company. were released to-day under
81. non. when they appeared before Judge
McClintic In federal court.
Free under bond are Arch Daley. +,
L. Thompson. W. 5. Hays. Charles +.
Eapier. l.. l.. Dial. 3. II. Young. Jonn
Lindsey and Pedro Chambers. stu held
are Roscoe Spears. Charles Smith and
James Mccoy. for whom attorneys arc
now seeking bondsmen.
There was no effort ~ tho govern
ment 10 prevent the release Of the men.
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"f "R""k Preaching. ara I've way y
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m" Il 'hanr" I" preach 'h' t"NP'' -
F""I n"WS ana tn" EF"Hi Sp''''"hl u"'"N
IN = new wa.
Il viii say rn't" frankly mat Ar'er
irving THIS method Of ~rr'a"hing nov
and then for fN" '"ars. hlscoV"ren
that II was tn" hest drawing n""er |
could announce" And further. a'trr Us
inE this mc'h"d HN'i"N,t''. ''' n'"'",t
II year. | fimd II Is sill 'h" host way
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CIV "t sermon incomes 'hr'I.' u '.r
sermon as any "'n'r way ,ft.-.,,
"iI'''"h!' '"'' ""N nv
group OF 'h"''''''S ~ "."N
nm and'en'', c"'h 200 - "'',". =. :"
different author ana mhh"r nl'Ic.en.
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variety. Nt'"T a year : us" OF ,n' =
Form"n' hnd tn"t ","''H'
say most "n'pnh'''"'N 'n'r " " 49,,
MI" Variety INC '"'NH hnor
o'eri'"" Il great "uu'''''"" "
inc SERMONS rr, ava
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SeIn'"nS III ~ T., rarr,rlyc
"cN.''' - soror,, i1,uetr,-
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ord aIyisinn NJ tbo hook is devoted to
w., j., ~ ,,yo, r,,c given two
Illustrations or the usc IF novels which
arc moi what. mieh, he c.,iled modern
novels ! have also given Illustrations
NJ tho use Of books ~ fiction that may
rer,ain,y he called new. The last sec
,inn or The hook is devoted 80 an illus
~,ra,;or Of hook sermons from non-fic-
| ton literature.
Books Quoted.
"lf this book IL helpful 70 preachers
who arc earnestly desiring to &" or
into the highways and hEwaHs ana
cnmpel them 10 come in then | snail
feel happy in that knowledge.
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OFFICERS CHOSEN
CONTINUED from Page one)
aud ancient authors may ~" USED
Of sermons.

md ancient authors may 10 used :"
Of sermons.
DR.. Stidger's Talk.
Exuhcraut with lif" and with the
knnwlc!go Of NE. Intensely human aud
broad If vision. lrr. S'idr"r hr"a'ncd
tho air Of humau"u"ss and prH"ii"ahilitN
into his lecture. He filled his audi"nr"
with a S"ucr Of Individual iutN VITA
an ambition 20 shake of tn" bonds OF
modern tcndcncicS Of Car"l'SSn"SS In
though, and living and teaching ana
get back to IN" charity "f ih" heart Hnd
ia the eternity Of tho soul. ~" ltv" i"r
tho ages rather han for Ia" age F'll"I
with dramatic Incidents AMI arrlict-
tons. pr. Stiig"r'S talk ON books aud
their force WAS unique. III" said ihH,
he had been preaching what Ii" calls.
"E""k Sermons" and that his efforts
been attended with III" most tlatt"rimc
success. 1T works" he says. 1T works
In several ways.
with the golden sunlight &C God
safely and kindly car"sStur tn" amt
IL white head Of bishop Charles Rayar'l
Mitchell. as h" raised his eyes and
hands revcrently TO heaven, administrA
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MEXICO WILL
PAY HER DEBT

Mexico City. Sept. 27.-(By The AsSo-
ciated Press)-The Mexican senate 20
night unanimously ratified the agree
ment entered into between Minister u
Finance De La Huerta and the interna-
tional bankers Tor payment OF Mexico's
foreign debt. The measure now goes TO
President Obregon for his action.
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CREEK REVOLUTION
CONTINUED from Page ons)

reaching here from Athens. this is a
matter Of extreme uncertainty.
The revolution seems 10 nave taken
two different lines. n demanding the
defense Of ThraCe, the other asking
/ for the formation of a ~pro-eutente
government. II Is also reported that
General Papoulas. the new military
governor Of Thrace. has gone TO the
! r~evolutioniStS' headquarters in the
Lauriua region to consult with the
leaders Of the coup. Until more deL-
mite news Is received and a new Greek
government formed. 1t is impossible TO
estimate what the situation will de-
velop.
$4,000 Troops in Thrace.
II Is stated that Greece has $4,000
troops in Thracc ready 10 tight the
Turks. aud in the event OF a rerolu.
lionary government coming into pow
er, with Il determination TO defend the
=, provinces. the question arises who
will undertake 70 enforce Greek
evacuation TO satisfy kemalist de-
mands.
That the British government is adj
herring 10 its policy Of returning east
ern Thrace to the Turks is demon
strated BY the fact that Greek troops
have been forbidden TO use the straits
, from IL .ay. 1t was supposed that the
Greeks themselves had withdrawn the
. cruiser Averoff In response TO the al
lied request, but a late dispatch re-
ports that the crew of the Averoff mu-
tinted and sailed for ConStantlnople
without their commander.
Acting With Prudence.
The Associated Press Corresponds
ent at Co%nstantinople learns that the
/ Kemalists arc willing To accept the
principle Of neutrality OF the straits
pending the armisiice conference
which General Harrington proposed
be held at Mudaha or lsmid.
Apparently. therefore. Renal Pasha
is ready to participate IL such a con
ference, and this implies that the posi-
ton is much eased.
General Harrington continues to
act with the utmost prudence and
moderation. He prevented an immi-
! nent collision Of the %oppostr, forces
In the Chanak area By 4 wireless or
der TO General ShuttlCwOrth 10 sus-
pend an attack. and according To in
formation available here. the govern.
ment has given him complete freedom
Of discretion regarding 4 time limit.
clearly does not desire to press mat
tcrs.
French Envoy Arrives.
I r. Franklin nouillon. the French on
voy. is expected 10 reach Smyrna to-
morrow morning. and it IS believed
that until he has seen kcmal Pasha
there will be no military move Of I'M
p~ortance. Unofficial reports assert
that Renal will declare tho allied con
litions for a peace conference unac-
I ceptable and insist pon the use or
the straits for the transportation OF
his troops to Thrace before conserving
To enter such a conference.
| Both British and Turks arc conren-
tratinC large forces on the lsmid ana
Chanak lines. The British fleet on the
! suot now consists Of six dreadnaughtS.
! seven battle cruisers and twenty de-
: s~trovers. while the land forces. which
are continually being increased, al
ready amount to 10000 men.
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wANTEp-ro RENT

WhNTEp-To rent five or six room
house with ConNcuieVccS. Wheeling or
suburban. Not over ssh. lhon. during
office hours. Wheeling 5000. Ask for
Mining Engineering Department.
SeDfn.-h
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O LEI

For EEST-Desk space in furnished
office nr furnished office for rent.
Stenographir privilege " desired. tl9
Wheeling Rank and Trust Building.
Scpt2S-i
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o SALE-PAINS.

FUE SALE-F'arm OF 81 acres. be-
tween Bethany and West Liberty. Call
and inspect this. Address S. II. Phila-
baum, Il. d. No. l Bethany. W. Va.
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EpE RENT Furnished rooms FOR
~.c"pIrS or light housekeep!ns: bath.
;E"I... lu29 cnapl!ne. Sept2S-i
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WANTEp-A9ENT6.

AGENTS-A chance To make money. In
SUrance or similar experience prefer
red We are Offering an opportunity OF
extreme merit. 4 plan whereby u good
Income may be realized. without inter
fer:ug with your present employment.
Territories are now being assigned and
are rapidly. being filled. We still have
several vacancies open in this city. II
Viii prove 10 your Personal adN aniaSe
TO investigate a; once. When replying
pleas. state your experience. age. etc.
Box S9A Wheeling, W. Va. Sept26-k
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DIED

BFANDFASS-On Wednesday. Sertem-
bsr eth 1922, at $50 a. M. at the
ohio Valley General Hospital. CHAS.
r BRANDFASS. In his Iend year.
Funeral services at the home 529 Main
SStrect. Friday afternoon AZ three
O'Clock. Friends of the family are in
v,"I I" attend. Interncnt private in
Greenwood cemetery.
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Mr.. Woolin. who is acting in tho ca
paci,y II mediator. a. the request OF
the mayor.
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FOR ~sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Modern s room house In
the like district Bargain. Phone
WooLsdals 1l1-W. Scpt@3-l
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n,G'' s~nrr,n,rH~ I,.r.. MS, Mar
k"i IT. S''t ~
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NN\TFp ROY r~rru - 10 - Years Of
tx. ;o~ shipping Department. Apply
GcrrC" 4 Taylor 20 S"pt-N-S
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O SALE-AUToS.

FOE StLEIChevrnlet APO. Inqutr"
Harold Jarvis Garage. go Market 81.
Sept@6-r
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WANTED Two young mon vel dress
.i - q" -. To- travel with manager.
can : 'v : Mr.. E!ruc. Manhattan Hotel
ia ,I,-k,, Street Sept%i-h
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WNNTFn-Good r.uabl" boy for p"r
m~fan, position. N"?!, uht" Valley
pru. To-. lSrJ-lG". MANI -. $"pt2N-h
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MII.T.ER-On Monday. September csth.
l?@2 at 2:35 o'clock p. M. at the late
residence SIS Main Street. ALICE
DAVIS. wifi" o. Charles i. Miller IN
the 6Tth year OF her age.
Funeral esrrices from the residence
Thursday afternoon $50. Friends tn
vited. Iu,sCmeUt private Mt. Wood
cemetery.
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WANTEn-AALG

wANTEp~Comrc."rt St"an' I'Hsrn"""-
r1.o licensed, f"v TIA Mil ""rN'
steady JnH Cor good NAV. \rV'E EiN'nS
az. .tui .>pc~'.~.. - Wn-c;.us Steel
AND Iron &C.. Nurk,i,". uhu.. S"p,-Nm
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WNNTER-TWo cv-s"Cvirr men well
Ir. sS".I. tlr c'iuractnn /" work with
manager. Apply ) to :. MIR. carr. Room
- Rogers Hotel. Sept@1-h
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LOST AND FOUND

TOINIh-Ths pocketbook hat, was lost
"a short Creek on Sept. 2tth. con-
lining $500 belonging TO Paul Davis
w.t. s"Ind by Albert Morgan Of West
Liberty, ". Va. and returned to the
"wucr. AND was appreciated very much.
Sept2s-h
I.rST-ltciwcen National Bank OF West
NiyS!aiI and .Antlcr cafe. lady's twin
diamond, white gold ring. Reward II
returned 20 Harding and Rogers. rhone
l",J Wheeling. Sept@I-h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced on
Mems clothing preferred. Sherman'S
Store. ll3t Market. Sept2S-i
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HOR SAL1
Foa RENT-FuHNIsHEp Rooxs

GRAPES FOR SALE-Terrill Brothers.
NooGSdale 3-F-%2 Septt5-s
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WANrEp-1ENAIA

WNNTED-Two Girls wanted. Wheel
Jrg candy Kitchen. 1888 Market -.
Sept2S-g
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W NNTIp- Store manager. competent I"
hand business "t 4 general mer'haN-
d~r store at a coal wialug property. To-
Gated near MoundSviIIe. ". Va. Al
dress reply "a T. - Rux IS Lcc;on!a.
OHIO. stating age. experience. references
AMI salary expected. SSp'-o-'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
Ball Beinq Planned.

Several local baseball fans are
making arrangements for ballplay-
ers' ball TO be given Wednesday
evening. May "a, in the Elks club.
Money derived from the event will
be used in purchasing uniforms for
the members of the local club of the
Oklahoma State league. This ball
will be even better than the Cops
ball." II. c. Pool, chairman OF the
arrangements committee. declared
today. Jelly Beans and everybody
will be expected to attend" Other
members of the committee are:
James Montgomery, Louie Zorbis.
Guy Ballard, Reubin Cochran and
Weldon Nix.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
]. II. S. "Patrons Day."

Tomorrow Is Patrons Day" in the
Junior high school. John r. Foster
principal. announced today. From
lis o'clock tomorrow afternoon un-
I'll $3.50 o'clock, parents of the stu
dents, and all persons interested in
the school. are invited to visit the
various departments and classes.
Each4odepartments Principal Foster
said, will have an exhibit for PA
irons Day." which is an annual
event at Junior high school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
Williams Bound over.

After preliminary examination yes
terday before Miss Jennie V. O'Neill,
United States commissioner here
Dan Williams. service car driver,
was bound over to the federal grand
fury to answer 10 charge of vio'
lating the national prohibition act.
He made $1,000 bond and was re-
leased. Williams has withdrawn his
plea OF guilty in county court and
has made bond to appear to answer
to a charge OF unlawful possession
When he pleaded guilty to the
charge, he was sentenced to serve
30 days In jail and pay n fine of
$50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
Negro Lad Under Arrest.

Special officers for the Rock
Island railroad this morning about
: o'clock arrested Henry Moore. a
negro. age 10. Moore VIII be charged
with stealing coal belonging to the
company. according to Berry VII
hanson. who made the arrest. I'VE
were out OF coal aad had TO have
some" the lad told Williamson. lie
denied that any of his relatives
asked him to get the coal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
Barber Shop Opens.

The Chickasha Hotel barber shop
which has been closed since the de-
structive fire which greatly dam
aged the main building of the hotel,
opened for business today. The
shop has been, repaired and is now
offering the same service as 1t did
before the fire, Joe C. Wofford, pro-
prietor of the shop, announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-10
pruooIsts to Meet.

Several local druggists are plan
ming 10 attend the next meeting OF
the fourth district Of tho Oklahoma
Pharmaceutical association to be-
held In duncan. June H. This meet
ing was called at the meeting held
here Monday evening at which time
several prominent druggists from
different parts Of the state made
talks. dealing with the closer rela'
tIonshlp OF tho retail druggists OF
the state In order to better serve
the public and perpetuaie the slogan
Your druggist IL more than mer'
chant" and "Try the drug store
first"