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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
"BIG THREE" STILL IN MARKET FOR
INTERSECTYONAL GAMES; ARE AFTER
BIG DRAWING CARDS FOR NEXT YEAR

iIaryard.cenire gamc also. Eastern
critics are of the opinion that the
nouihernen would not be tho aitrsc'
tion next year that they have been
for three years. and that tho Grim
son officials may seek another feat
ure game elsewhere.
Talk that tho big three" may bo
split this winter In ngain being heard.
u was reported rather generally last
winter that Yale and Harvard were
seeking n way 10 skid Princeton out
OF the 'blg three" and tho same story
iH coming now from rather reliable
sources.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
COLLEGE MOUND.

Prospective cold weather induced
farmers to dig their crop OF sweet
potatoes. There are some fine ones
IN this part Of the county, and many
acres were planted. Among the
largest sweet potato raisers here is
Messrs. Balew and Styles who have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Sub Quarter d. Pilot.

Princeton, n. j.. Oct. 2s.--J Johnny
German, substitute quarterback. VIII
direct the Princeton team against
Chicago Saturday. Coach Roper an.
nonnced. Crum. Cleayos aud either
Caldwell or Emery will make up tho
backflcld. The squad leaves today
for Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
WARNINC:.

It Will Require The Vote of Every
Good Citizen To Defeat The Radicals
And Those Whom They Have Sue
cessfully Deceived ' s-7'
The strength Of the Radical Mob lies with two kinds
of people. First: those of their kind; and second,
those who can be misled with rainbow promises or
an appeal to blind party prejudices Every voter re-
gardless of party is charged with grave responsible
ity. The question is, are we to have man who will
earnestly try to correct existing Governmental evils
and to bring relief to farmers and laborers and pros
perity to ALL thru safe sane and intelligent methods?
Or, are we to invite Russianism, bankruptcy and re-
morse by voting for reign of wild, irresponsible
Socialism and corruption, which throughout the his
tory of the world has, without exception left moth
ing but disaster in its wake. The people-ALL the
for such mistakes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
SLIGHT QUAKE RECORDED.

Cashier, Wyo.. oct. 26.-IIouses
were Jared here last night by an
earth tremor reported to have oc-
Cured in the oil field 45 miles north
of here. No damage was reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26

All those who are indebted to me
please call at Citizens National
bank and settle same at once.--H.
Landers. o3.10t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Why Radical Mob Chose Oklahoma
For Next Raid

Kicked out OF North Dakota. these Radicals looked
about for another victim upon which TO pouncc. They
attempted TO light In Kansas but the American
Legion sent them ON their way. In oklahoma, they
found the situation Ideal. First nucleus OF Rad
icas. Second an established Radical newspaper
toklahoma LEADER. Third: governor needing
help and seeking vlndlcation for acts OF his admin
istratlon. Fourth: political leader sufficiently
Radical and with satisfactory record for extrava-
gance with taxpayers money. Fifth: state whose
public funds represented big Game" And so the
well trained Radical crew OF professional trouble
makers was imported to Oklahoma to put over
"the job"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Big Guns Ready
For Barrage in
Demo Campaign

CONTINUED from Page H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Radical Platform and Candidate Put
Over at Shawnee and the Democratic
Label Stolen Bodily

In Oklahoma, unlike North Dakota, the dominant
party was Democratic. SO this party was chosen TO
accomplish their purpose. They selected the name
"FarmersL Labor Reconstruction League" as suffi-
cienty alluring A convention was called at Shaw
nee. 1t was packed with Dakota and Oklahoma
Radicals In addition to these were doubtless many
sincere farmers aud laboring men, interested In any
thing promising sorey needed Governmental i'm
proyement, but misguided to the real motives Of
the Leaders. violent Radical platform was written
and adopted. The stage was set. Mayor Walton
dramatically entered with the remark Il don't
know what your platform is, but I'm for It anyhow"
Thus he became the Candidate Of Socialist Radicals
to masquerade as a Democrat in the cunning scheme
to bore from within"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Real Democrats BY the Thousands
Declare For FieIds-Who Pledges
Coalition Administration

Lovers OF Good Governments The American Flag
and ideals, and believers In clean honest admins.
tration of State Affairs, hailed with Joy the Con-
yention speech of John Fields In which he made
this pledge:
Il pledge to you, IL elected to give to this state
FOUR YEARS OF A COALITION ADIINISTRA-
TlON 1t will be different coalition from that al
ready accomplished by the opbosltion-it will be
coalition of Republicans and Democrats who believe
In orderly and constitutional government and the
preservation of American Ideals against Russaniz-
ing influences. To the giving of that kind of nd
ministration If elected pledge the people of Ok
lahoma every atom of strength and ability that God
has given me and in my efforts / shall need the
daily support of all good citizens and the prayers of
all the Christian men and women of this state,
which has grown so great and which now totters on
the brink"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26

The four years from July 1915 to July, 1912 under
mayor oyerhoscr the cost OF Oklahoma City's police
department was 02.S5367 Four years under WAL
ton from July, 1919. TO July 1923. the cost Will
mount to the staggering total OF ST. G2i0s Dur.
Ing this time the Mayor has had absolute control OF
tne Police Department. No one else Is responsible
Allowing for all Increases IN cost due to growth OF
city increased salaries, etc. 100 Increase might not
he unreasonable. but increase OF over 300% Is In
excusable. But In spite OF this home owners must
pay FOR residence section police. monthly fees TO se-
cure police protection. What would the Mayor do
with centrally controlled state hank mill. eIe
yator and other toys with which politicians might
payY Campbell Russell's inquiry as TO the source
OF the Mayors investments totaling $4,000 In Build
ing and Loan stock always made In green-bachs,
remains unsatisfactory explained. Taxpayers
wonder about these things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Robertson Hand Shown For First
Time at Convention When He Said:
IL Got What Wanted"- ..

Although the Shawnee Platform denounced the
s'looting of State Banks" under Robertsons admin
isration, his gleeful shout: Il got what wanted"
revealed for whom his influence had been quietly
working during the primary. Neither of the other
candidates had dared to defend his administration.
A few days later speaking before Young Democrats
Robertson said: "After all, the Governor has some
power" also II would rather lose the whole ticket
than to lose Mayor Walton" What power will the
next Governor have, in which the present Governor
is SO vtally interested?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Constitutional Democrats and Demo-
crat Women Militant In The Fight
For Fields Against Radical Menace

The greatest test of good citizenship has been met
by thousands of good women and men. who though
Democrats by heritage and tradition have been
broad-minded enough to stand for the man in this
Crisis In State affairs The women are to be most
complimented for they were first to organize the
Democratic Womens Good Government Club Prom
nent in these organizations are such true Americans
as Alger Melton, Agnes Russell, Fred Il. Miller, DIR.
A. s. Riddle Campbell Russell, c. f. Coleord, Bob
Dunlap, Mrs j. NJ Jones'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Walton Insulted Will of 2 to 1 Major
ity of Democrats Who Voted Down
Radical Platform at Convention

Delegates to a State Convention were selected by
Democratic Caucuses throughout the state. They
met for the purpose of drafting genuine Demo-
fratic Platform and ratifying it. This platform elim
mated all Radical planks of the Shawnee platform
and was platform which All Democrats could
stand. 1t was adopted by 2 to 1 vote. But Walton
sulenly stood against. it in favor of the Shawnee
Platform without change.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26
Radical Candidate Victorious Due to
Division of Support of Regular DEM
Ocrats Against Him ~.

The Democratic candidates senSed the danger.
They bitterly assailed Walton and his Radical plat
form. Walton gathered the support of Radicals and
numbers Of misguided Democrats. Real Democrats
opposed him, supporting either Wilson or Owen. The
vote Of those opposing him was divided Walton re-
ceived 119,501 the other candidates 150751. AL
though majority of 81 $50 real Democrats opposed
Walton, he became, In name at least the Democrat
nominee. The will of the majority was flouted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-26

dom than any poor Russian ever worked under" Hs
also advocated dragging Judges from their benches
who enforced the United States Government injunc-
tion against rail- strike awcssncss Such revolution
afy utieranccs aud the fact That such well known
Radicals as Geo. Wilson,. Oscar AmerIurer pat
Nage. i. n Sheldon. Dan Hogan, Luther Ianrxtou.
W. X. Walden, tnegro) and others are active In his
support have disclosed that walton's allegiance IL
not to Democracy but TO Radical Socialism OF tho
Reddcst sort.
10000 Increase In Cost of Mayors
Police Department Bellies Claim of
Economy-Taxpayers Wonder
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
1922 DECElfBER 81.
a masikat kikergette

u ~
azert, a masikat kikergette 4
csaladja, azert. harmadik 6si
a negyedig ism6t masert Is mas
ert. OFT lehet az ilyen eseteket
tapasztalni, sahova a szalak 0ssze-
szaIadnak Ia nagy egyletek k0z-s
pontjain. Mem kell szamitasba
venni a hibakat, hogy ki miert ke-,
riilt ilyen helyzetbe, hanem segi-
teni a fasaorua6n. Els aki megte-
heti, segitsen.
Megerdemli a Szovetseg tiszti-
kara az ossimasyarsag elismereset
kezdemenyetesert IS azert j6-
akaratert, hogy EFT a nemes esq.
met megakarja val6sitani. A Szo-
vetseg tagsagar6l is fel lehet te-
telezni, hogy cgy Swivel es lelek-
kel mellejiik all es akkor lesz a
magyarsagnak kozos uievi ajan-
deka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Macy A KEREsLET
{ (Folytatas a 3. oldalr6l)

A legkiilonfelebb fajtaju anne
rikai gepkocsiknalS kitiin6 repu-
tacioja van Magyarorszagon es a
gyaroSoknak csak meg kelf talal-
niok a m6djat, mikepen alkalmaz-
kodhatnanak jelenlegi magyar
penziigyi viszonyokhoz, hogy nagy
szerii izleteket kothessenek. A
szallitas Csonkamagyarorszagon
f0leg a na-Tisza k0zen, nagy
nehezsegeket okoz, olyannyira,
hogy igen sok j6m6du gazda is
oromest vasarolna j6 es olcso SEE
mely- es teher- -autokat. Budapest
cgyik legnagyobb auto-nagykeres
ked6je kijelentette, hogy ma XII
l0n0sebb nehezseg nelkiil legro-
videbb id5n beliil legalabb $50 ol-
ESQ, 200 k0zeparu es SO legfino-
mabb (ruxus) automobile tudna
elhelyezni, ezenfelUl 200 motorbi-
ciklire volna azOnnal sziiksege.
Ma az eur6pai gyarakb6l szinte
lehetetlen lnegy cilinderes gepe-
ket beszerezni $ ICY a magyar
keresked6k csupan hat cilinderes
autokat tudnak - korlatoN meny-
nyisegben = piacra bocsatani. Az
ct szemelyes kocsik mem divato-
SAX es mem keresettek a11nyira,
mint het-iilesesek. Dacara a ko-
roma alacsony 6rtekenek, kiilf6l-
di, kiil0n0sen az amerikai aut6k
irant kereslet rendkivul meg
mott. A magyar korona vals&ga
a motorjarmiivek arat is alaposaa
|megingatta. Az aut6k ara k0riil-
beliil 2-10 milli6 korona k6s6st
ingadozik. A helybei Hgyn1k kS6
|gek mem szivesen lAtjak, Ka q ida.
gyar keresked6kk kozvstve s11R
max erintkezni, ahelyett, Hoey \
nagy gyArosok direkt k6pri1siStee
sservezn6nek pudapesten q i
lvidek fSbb g6cpontjain.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
kozos ujevi ajand&k.

e 81
Macy faba vagta a fejszejet a
Bridgeport Szovetseg tisztikara.
Ujevi aiandekban akarja reszesi-
teni az egesz amerikai magyarsa-
got. S ha szamitasba vesszdk az
ut6bbi 6vekben kifejtett mukode-
set. feltetelezhetjiik r6la, hogy
meg is teszi.
Aggmenhazat akar letesiteni az
el6regedett tagok reszere, akik-
mex kezeb5l kihullott kenyerke-
res6 szerszam, akinek barmily ok
nal fogva hianyzik a meleg otthon
as a gondviselo kez. Vegre egy
eszme, egy gondolat, mellyel ago.
kon akarnak segiteni, akiknek
nehez az 6let Is akik koruk miatt
szorulnak ra kozj6tekonysagra.
Ne legyenek az elaggott, let0rt
magyarok a koznek a terhere. vi
selie gondjukat a magyarsag,
melynek uttoroi, munkasai IS a
kiizdelmekben reszesei voltak. Elm
bcri kotelessegink az elaggottak-
nak gyamolitasa es minden mas
mellett Amerika megbecsuleset is
kierdemeljuk, ha magyarjainkat
mem engedjiik kiilonfele neven
nevezett szegenyhazakba jutni.
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg volt az
els6, mely maya k0re gyiijtotte az
els6 magyarokat, mem csuda tehat,
hogy oft lattak meg legel6szor
egy magyar aggmenhaz szukseges
voltat. A tisztikar pedig szami-
tasba vette a Sz0vetseg anyagi
erejet es ugy talalta, hogy eleg
eros a tagsag es amerikai magyar
sag legkisebb megterhelese nelktil
egy ilyen intezmeny megvalosita
sara es fentartasara. A Szovetseg
az njjaszervezes 6ta, OF ev alatt,
Amerika leger6sebb es legvagyo-
nosabb magyar egylete lett. Tar
talekalapja ma mar j6val feldl
van felmillio dollaron, mHkodese
pedig AIT mutatja, hogy evr5l-ev
re nagyobbodik es erSsodik. Ha
tehat 3 mem tudna ilyen k0zintez-
m6nyt letesiteni. ki mast6l var
hatnank?
Nikor az a@gmenhaz eszmeje
felvetSd0tt a. tisztikarban, ker-
dest intezett felugyel5-bizottsag-
hoz Is a tagsag egyes, teveke
nyebb, szamottevobb tagjaihoz,
hogy nit sz6lnak hozza9 Mind
helyesli, mind meg akarja val6-
sitani es pedig minel elobb. Ez-
utan iott vele a nyilvanossag ele
havi ertesit0ben.
Icy gondoljak az eszme keresz-
tiilvitelet: AZ enyhe eghajlatu,
hegyes, volgyes, csalitos Connec-
ticutban, erd3s, magas, tiszta leve-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

g6ju videken megvesznek egy OF
ventSl szaz akerig terjed6 farmot.
Ilyenhez azon videken hozza le-
het jutni tiz, tizen0tezer dollar
ert. Felepitenek ra az apoltak
reszere alkalmas hazat mask 90
25 ezer dellar koltseggel. Ez len.
ne a inegalapitasa. Ennyi penzt
minden nehe2seg nelkil el vonhat-
max a bankokban levo tobb szaz-
ezer dollarb6l, inert farmba fek-
tetve is a Szovetsege, vagyis a tas
geke maradna es elvont ertelem-
ben oft meg t0bb kamatot hozna.
A farmra beallitanank egy veze-
tot, mondjuk gazdat, alSi az
egyel6re szamitasba vett 20--25
apoltat is gondozna az 3 csaladja-
val egyiitt. A farm megteremns
a szlkseges krumpli. kukorica,
bah Is zoldsegfeleket, melyek ter
melesehez erejikhoz merten a Ia
k6k is hozzajarulnanak. L6, te-
hen, diszn6 es baromfiak lennenek
farm allatallomanya, melyek a
tejet, tojast es hust szolgaltatnak.
A farmot ICY kihasznalva, egy-egy
apoltnak az eltartasa kikeriilne
heti 2-3 dollarb6l. Fla azutan ezt
ra kellene fizetni, AIT is megteheti
a Szovetseg, inert mem veszit a jo-
sagabol, ha az eddigi evi wagon
szaporulata 10000 dollar helyett
esetleg csak 10000 dollar lesz.
Ez lenne a kezdet. Kes6bb ki
lehetne feileszteni az intezmenyt
ugy, hogy hosszas betegsegbGl
labbadozok es esetleg tiidove-
szesek is kaphatnanak a farmon
megfelel6 helyet. Hasonloan a
Macy amerikai cgyletek ilyen in
tezmenyeihez.
A Szovetseg tagjai kozott szamo
san vannak meg0regedett nolS es
ferfiak. Eddig huseges es ponto-
san fizet0 tagok voltak, de ma
mar mem tudnak keresni, mem tud-
max fizetni. Nit csinaljanak eek,
ha Sc csaladjuk, Sc rokonaik min
csenek? Elhagyjak az egyletet es |
elinduljanak a masok josziyusege /
mex keresesere? Sok esetben
masra hagyjak a biztositasukat IS |
annak fejeben talalnak otthont.
De milyen otthonok eek? Ma er
re hagyomanyozzak az ezer dollar
juKat, kis idS mulva ARA es ismet |
amarra. Az eloregedett embert s.
hol sem latjak szivesen. Sok eset-
ben azutan bekeriilnek szegeny-
hazba. Szegyen, de vannak ese
tex, hogy az elamerikaiasodott
gyermekek sem veszik magukhoz
az Greg sziiloket. A magyar egy-
lettol iar6 ezer dollar j6 nekik, de
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
Nagysagosc Is melt6sagos

A nagysagos f6nok ur mem
..jott be az irodaba, de a meltosa-
Cos dijnok ur bent van.
. Il lMelt6sagos dijnok?
Igen, a fSnok ur volt seged-
konyvelo, a dijnok ur pedig nyu-
galmazott fniniszteri tanaesos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

a "hunky"- max maradt Greg ma
gyar mem. Szamtalan eset, hogy
az Greg tagtarsak utan olyanok
kapiak az ezer dollarokat, akik
mem erdemlik meg, akik mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

lsukba nevetnek a konnyen joft
magyar penzen. Ilyen szerencset-
len tagtarsak reszere kell az agg-
menhaz. Es mem jobb, ha azok a
bizonyos ezer dollarok visszake-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21

"a tisztilsar, hogys ha smegyolna,
matis oda kolt0zk0dnenek a me-
gyaf aggmenhazba az Greg tag
tarsak. a tobbi egyleti tagtars ko-
ze. Az egyiknek mines senkije,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-12-21
-AMERIKA1 MAGYARH HIR.LAp

riilnck oda, ahol tovabbi ilyen sze-
rencsetleneket lehet vele segelyez-
nj, mint erdemtelenek kezebe.
Alig kezdett kiszivaroghi az
eszme. maris kapott aiahlatokat
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
NEW DINCLE ROAD IS
THROWN OPEN TO TRAFFIC

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Dec. 20
Traffic has been opened throurh
the new macadam road throush the
Dfngle. Just completed by 8, r.
Brotemarkle. contractor, in coniunc.
ton with the State road commis.
sion. The road IL one mile In
length. All curves. which are
eighteen feet wide, are banked tn
order to insure greater safety in
driving.
Grading Of the Oldtown road I.
progressing and win continue as
long ~ the weather permits. About
one mile Of the thrse-mile stretch
10 completed. Concrsting win begiu
In the spring.
All snow shovel plows Of the
state road cornfnis6ion In this dis.
trict have been placed In readiness
Tor Immediate use In case Of q
heavy precipitation and were used
on the National Highway yesterday.
The equipment II sufficient to re.
move the snow from all State roads
leading into this city in less than
forty-eight hours, q record In that
time having been made after q
heavy snow storm last year BY the
competent forces Of Leo +. Downey,
district engineer.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20

have struck the inspector. A fist
fight followed. ~
Heaters Made attractive. s
The handy little electric hsaters
that shed q slow Of heat just where
it's needed most are now belng made
In attractive style. mounted on .
mahogany baaa. -.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
CUMBERLAND TICKET
CLERK IS RECOVERING

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Dec. 10
Henry G.. Sampseli. well-known
ticket clerk Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. Queen City building
who was twice stricken with para.
lysis. IL showing q gradual improve.
ment at his home on Elder street
Mr.. Sampsell was first stricken
while on duty at the office on
September 2S, and again on Thanks.
giving Day at his home.
Mr.. Sampsell has been ticket
agent for the company for fourteen
years, during which he has gained
widespread popularity BY his genial
and courteous manner.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Ts Reduce Dangerous
vaneose Veins

People who have swollen veins or
buushss should not wait until they reach
'ths bursting point. which means much
suffering and loss Of time, but should at
ence secure from any reliable druggist =
two-ounos original bottle Of Moone'
Emerald OIL (full strength).
BY using this powerful yet harmless
germicids treatment Improvement 10 mo-
ticsd In . few days. and by its regular
use swollen veins will return to their
normal sise and sufferers will cease TO
worry. Noons's Emerald Oil treatme nj
10 used by physicians and In hospitals
and y guaranteed to accomplish results
or money returned.
II reduces all kinds of enlarged glands,
golfers and wens and 10 used exclusively
In many large factories as an unfailing
first aid to the injured antiseptic. Your
druggist can supply you. At Peoples and
ether good drug stores.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20

tor, l50 Twelfth street northeast.
was yesterday fined so In Judge
Mattingiy's court.
According to testimony, Hammer
resented Carts demand thst he be
permitted TO make certain tuspec.
tons on work at 1857 Park road
northwest and the two men had
words, when Hammer 10 alleged to
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
BUckHANNoN's OLDEST
CITIZEN DIES. AGED 81

BUCKHANNoN, w. Va. Dec. 20.
w. Martin. oldest citisen
Of Buckhsnnon. native Of Augusta
county. Va. and civil war veteran,
is dead here. aged n'nety-three. He
came to this county with his father
In 1874. In his active life he was
a brick manufactures and building
contractor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
Out-of- To.Un Folks

You, too, can take full advan-
tase OF our big values and easy
credit terms-merely come in,
make your selections-we'll pay
the freight, NO matter where you
live.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20

sentence Of five years in the psni'
tentiary at Atlanta.
Giants was convicted, Of counter
feiting internal revenue whtsksy
stamps. He was released on bah
pending disposition of an appeal. A
Federal bench warrant was issued
for him Friday. and II was then
ascertained that he had fled.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
R HEUM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave tho Sys'
tenn Within Twenty.four Hours,
Every drugsist In this country ID
authorized to say to every rheu.
matte sufferer that II full pint
bottle Of Allenrhu. the sure con.
aueror of rheumatism. does not
|show the way to stop the agony,
reduce swollen joints and do away
with even the slightest twinse OF
Rheumatic pain, he will gladly re.
turn your money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
Lfor years, and really marvellous re.
|eults have been accomplished In
1.-THE most severe cases where the
|suffering and agony were intense
and piteous and where the patient
was helpless.
Mr.. James II. Allen, Of Rochester,
N. T., the discoverer Of Allenrhu,
who for many years suffered the
torments Of acute rheumatism, de.
sires all sufferers to know that he
does not want q cent Of anyone's q
money unless Allenrhu decisively
conqusrs this worst Of all diseases,
aud he has instructed druggists to
gusrantes Il - above In every In
stance.
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
z. Olson Recommended.

Appointment OF Edward Olson.
Chicago lawyer. to be Federal Dis.
trict Attorney for the northern dis
trict OF Illinois. has been recon-.
mended TO President Harding by
Attorney General DAugherty. II
waS learned today. s--~
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
NlslekEY "sTAAAP" MAKER
EvADES JAIL BY FLIGHT

PITTSBURGH. Dec. z0EIsad6re
CLANS. familiArly known among his
friends - "Count" GlAnx because ok
his faultless dress, has jumped
5000 bail. and II now IN either
Germany or Austria. eluding q
The Washington times., 1922-12-20
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