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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-15

r. L. Glover, Walter Jones, L. w.
Steger, A. A. Perryman, e. Under
wood and Earl Blundell were among
the Rush Springs citizens who were
in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-15

Clinton stelnbcrgcr in spending
the weekend with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. G. G. steinberscr. and
friends IN Chlckaaha. lie II y stu
dent In tho University Of Oklahoma
at Norman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-15

What kind OF a rug Is a XXI Rue7
On sale this week only. Prices si.7s.
ea25, 2.7b. Sec 'em In our windows.
XXI Rugs--somcthIng different. Fer
rells Second Hand Store, i2i 3. Ord.
13.3t.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28
DUNCAN NEWS

Charles Hill and Miss Rita Smith were married on Saturday of last week at the Wm. T. Sanders home. Both are we'll known among the young folks of the valley, and everybody wishes them a long and happy life together.
 Franklin and Virden communities both celebrated the Mormon "Pion- err Day. on Monday of this week with all-day programs. Many from Duncan and Clifton were in attend ance at both places. In the evening dances were held as continuation of pleasant celebration.
 Miss Rosa Bouton, home demon strator agent for Apache and Navajo counties, is in the valley at present doing some special work in her de- partment.
 County Agent Gilpin and Home Demonstrating Agent Miss Sinclair have returned from attending the conference at Flagstaff
 Winslow Witt and Martin Brooks have gone to Fort Bliss to attend the officers training camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham and daughter, Leah, were guests of Duncan friends on Wednesday,
 Miss Florence Brooks has returned home from a visit at Douglas
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28

R. s. Dixon, who will teach his tory and the sciences in the Duncan high school next year. arrived here this week from Tucson, accompanied by his wife,.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28
READ YOUR REFERENDUM PAMPHLET

provided by special by the Amendments following considered the House each instance by two thirds majority of the members
 this should be taken consideration that Republicans of the Senate and the Democrats lines closely followed the thirds in each House for submission
 of of partisan the State for rights under the all special privileges 
 provided amendment of is qualified electors the pos the sole power for changes alterations
 Amendments to the Constitution may be presented by thirds of initiative
 presumption is proposed shave and worthy the consideration the
  ature would have their submission although find
  proposed vicious unworthy the dispo siton legislators mission naenable ably The this constitutional will day September 2th In the meantime has registered he has handed pamphlet which
  negative will make study of before casting his ballot
 year be printed upon special
 
 constitutional amendments partisan We have before the pamphlet constitutional copy Senate  deals with Its provisions intended marked handling the of the requiring that paid
 
 
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 Second this amendment incorporates provision exemping worth of property The law provides of one thousand dollars This provision emineny humane that it needs argument It ~ t.+4 .-.-~ 4..as.e,.
 The of proposed permits the State of Arizona to incur public debt bond exceed public debt be created ef the REAL PROPERTY TAXPAYERS
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 property everlasting in collateral the indebtedness.
 arguments of the adoption of this appears special ballot Industrial Congress and the Taxpayers Economy has the of membership believe time for the best interest all bring about greater efficiency adop ion
 Opposition to the adoption voiced in negative argument w. Roberts Homer Wood
 We urge study this carefully for Himself The amendment simple is not par- !
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28

evidenced Senate the position was passed by the following vote: Ayes-Democrats- Eddy, Elliott Lines Mnlian,
 AyesReublicans Goodel Morgan, Saunders, stoddard, Woodward, Wilkinson. 14. Nays-CayoOl D; Curtin, D; Hedrick, R; Larson, In proposed amendment was adopted by following
 Curlee. Grath, wyle, Keee
 Ayes, Repubdcans-Barkden Baxter, Farre, Frazer
  Schupp Snyder, Stewart, Udal.
 Democrats-Barry, Boehringer, Miller Republcan-Hays Greenlee submission of amendment the people: Elliott Representative McGrath Nay-Representative T. F.
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 neither Republican Democratic. It deals within matters o public # Economy efficiency iss-ao iss-sos F
 passing all of Constitution of business the farmer and the farmers have votes
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28

Not much can be done with man who mistakes his prejudice for his convictions.
 It is hard to sympathize when a chronic pessimist runs into a streak of bad luck.
 And when all is said and done, most of the girls who paint are mighty poor artists.
 Some women smoke, and some darn socks, but you never saw a woman doing both at the same time
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-07-28

Some homes are comfortable, and some are kept scrupulously clean.
 A man is considered the head of his household, and sometimes he is,
 By the way, what have you done about getting in your winter coal?
 Jack Dempsey is to get married. And some of us are hoping for the best. The woman who married eight men never did admit that marriage is a failure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12
PAGE NINE

night. He was fined SIS and costs in
city court Thursday. Richard Scott
has so far recovered from his recent
accident as to be able to be home
from the Connersyiue hospital. Mrs.
ID. NJ. Ball. of Lincoln, Neb., is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Turner.
Miss Katherine Lafeber, of In
~dianapolis, is visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil L~afeber....
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lilhs and daughter,
Patricia Rose, have returned to their
home in Chicago, after a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Per
sonette.. Mrs. Jennie Jones is spend
ing a few weeks with friends at
Pierceton... The families of NJ. r.
KrahI, Dean House, o. U. Topper. F.
w. banner and George Volkart are
camping on Martindale creek near
Reynolds bridge for two weeks.
Prof. Clark Wissler and family, Of
New York City, are visiting friends
here and at Hagerstown.... Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hillman, of Cincinnati.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Burgess had as guests Thursday, Nj.
and Mrs. Elmer Hebble and family
from lola, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. II.
Norman of Dublin, and Mrs. jane
zimmerman and daughter, of New
| Lisbon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben EngeL
( bert and son, Howard spent Thursday
in Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

Steggall and Lorine Stair, OF
Rlchmond, were the guests Friday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byrd
and family, at Camp Rest-Awhile, near
here. The Dorcas society of the
Friends church took supper in George
Harrison's woods, north of town Mon
day night. A business meeting was
conducted, a social hour spent and
then supper enjoyed by all. The
Progressive club met at the home of
Mrs. George Davis, north of town,
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Griffith ard daughters were
in Richmond Friday. -. Mazel Hard
wick and Pauline Jarrett were guests
of Miss Alice DAVIS, near Centervtlle,
Thursday.....Mrs. Ann Pugh was he
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Veal,
Thursday.....M Miss Marjory LETTERS OF
Richmond, has been spending a few
days with her parents a here.
Misses Bessie and Pauline Wicher,
sham of Richmond, were the week end
guests of their parents west OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cain of Rich
mond were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Cain Thursday. Frank Mar
tin was a guest Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wickersham.....A L. Grit.
fifth and son Stewart, of Chicago, call
ed on Alice Ballenger and others here
last week. Mrs. w. c. Piehe and
daughter, Betty, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Smith this week.
LIBERTY, Ind.-Misses Halle and
Hazel Hart and .. L. Stivers have re
turned from Muncie. where they visit
ed relatives and friends. Mrs. Thorn
as ~Dougherty and little daughter Jear
returned Thursday from a 10 days
visit with relatives in Indianapolis anc
Muncie jess E. Stevens is in the
southern part of the state on business
10. L. Stivers and Misses Halle
and Hazel Hart and Mrs. Jess Stevens
motored to Camden, Ohio Friday ant
visited Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Phares.- -.
Richard Vereker bought the farm o
= Ida Brown heirs when sold at publi'
auction. The w. c. T. U. will holC
its regular meeting in the library
, Thursday, Aug. II, at which officers 70
, the new year will be elected. He
: Husbands Wife" a comedy, was givel
by a group of little girls in the librar
: Friday night. The ages of the littl
girls were from II to 13 and each di
f her part exceptionally we'll. Charlie
q Kohler from Hamilton was the CUES
of Miss Addie Roach Sunday
4 Scout picnic will be held at Scou
camp Aug. 10. All friends and rels
q ltiyes of scouts are invited to come an
bring their dinners. Lawrence How
and Mrs. Edna Bowie of Bellevue, KY
s were married at the home of the bird
e Saturday at 1920. They are expecte
soon in Liberty TO visit their mothe
Mrs. J. P. Howe. William Grifht
. sold his 37-acre farm to Oscar Hun
5 bert. Miss Cornelia Bates of Indian
e apolis is the guest of her aunt, Mr.
V George Pigman and family. Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Sharp and Miss Hele
sanford motored to Dayton Sunday.
Harry Richardson, Will Rose and Cha
ley Bond are camping at Nj. Bond
cottage on Whitewater. Mrs. Emm
Ryan spent Tuesday evening in Ricl
l. mond. -. Anna and Clifton Wolfe an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

heroism, finally conquers and brings
about a happy ending.
Miss Compson gives a correct trans
lation of human emotion in the third
of her own personally produced prodrc-
tions, For Those We Love" coming
to the Richmond theatre Sunday for
two days.
James Oliver Curwood, who has pro-
vided such well known stories for
screen presentation as The Rivers
End Back to Gods Country" Flow
ler of the North" etc, is the author of
a splendid production, Jan of the Big
Shows" which will be the feature at
traction at the Palace theatre for two
days, starting Sunday.
In Jan of the Big SHOWS" Mr.. Cur
wood has again chosen the Hudson
Bay country as his locale and his
true to life" characters were selected
after the usual Curwood research work
far north from civilizations rim. Di-
I rector Charles NJ. Seay achieves an.
other success in his work with this
Curwood story and with the combina'
ton of a great author, a great director
and a great cast, a production has been
provided that is packed tight with
thrills and virility.
All the action takes place at an iso
lated trading post where Fred Cum
mings returns with his bride. The en-
tire population consists of seventeen
men, including Jan, who has never haC
a love affair in his entire life till he
meets Cummings wife. The honor O.
the big SHOWS" demands protection fol
the weak-a mar must suffer, starve o.
die before he will take what belong.
to another man.
the post, and his attentions forced
upon Nancy III Jan to observe thu
honor of the big SHOWS"
: SPECIAL MURRETTE BILL
It is encouraging news to vaudeville
and picture devotees to know thew cal
still continue to worship at the shrine
of their art at the Murrette while tn
Murray is undergoing remodeling.
After the closing of the Murray to
morrow night, after the last show, tn
entire working force and musician
} will pitch their tents over at the MuI
rette and continue entertaining Nj
| Public and wife. Commencing Nor
day, Glenn Crum will smile and dis
course sweet strains with his band i
:, the pit at the Murrette, while Charlie
: Ray is foiling the william in his lates
: feature 1.-The Deuce OF Spades"
/ Marie Jessup and Charles Pasco
: will ramble over the keys of the organ
r and Frank Waters and Roy Johnso
will have an artistic stage setting t
e meet the auditors gaze. One Singh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12
!" NEX WEEK AT THE
HEATRES
MURRAY

The famous DR.. Hopkins did not
know that the patient whose acid
burned, blind eyes he was operating
was his own daughter-the viva
cious, romping tomboy creature he had
quarreled with. Ever since she had
left him he had longed for her, but
stubborn pride kept him from trying TO
find her and asking forgiveness.
What was the outcome of his opera
ton? Wa there a reconciliation?
What was the romance and adventure
of Betty Hopkins? Margaret Beecher
tells her interesting story in Sunshine
Harbor.' a Playgoers feature showing
now at the Murray theatre.
MURRETTE
Hazel Howell, Ruth Ashby and Clara
Morris portray the three lady friends
in the Carter De Haven production of
MY Lady Friends" the First National
attraction starring Mr.. and Mrs. Car.
ter De Haven, which is playing at the
Murrette theatre now.
The ~uproarious fun Of my Lady
Friends centers around the lady
friends of James Smith, the publisher
of Bibles, a role portrayed by Carter
De Haven.
Charles Rays latest First National
release, which comes to the Murrette
theatre for a four days run commenc-
ing Sunday, is THE Deuce of Spades
and finds its motive in a sparkling
comedy idea revolving about that card,
which has been adapted from the story
re tho lots OH rloc L. Wow Jaon'- ssrTho
Weight of the Last Straw"
In line with his policy of giving
his successive screen productions dis
tinctive characters, the star blossoms
forth this time as a young, ~unsophis.
! ticated Bostonian who comes to the
Montana mining community of Little
Butte for business and future. His
immaturity makes him a fit subject
for all the cor games ever invented
He buys a restaurant under rather IN
usual conditions. the establishment be
ing about ready to give its expiring
gasp when the youngster takes it Owe
and makes something Of a go of it by
installing a few precepts of cleanli
ness and business management.
The final straw is packed on his bach
when he becomes the victim of the old
est card ~sharper's trick eve invented
the n that Noah is said to have
made a clean up with. The hoa1
wears down the final bit of his passive
reserve and he shoots things up, no
only winning everybody's self respect
but also regaining his lost wealth
while of the girl of his choice look.
on a~pprovingly.
The star has surrounded himsel
with a capable cast for this coined.
Offering. Marjorie Maurice plays tn,
feminine lead, while other member
of the company include Dick Souther
land, Bert Oxford and William Court
right, who were seen with Ray in Gas
Oil and Water"
RICHMOND
Bernice Arnold DEITY Compson
couldn't swim a stroke, but she bravel
jumped into the lake to rescue a la
Of ten who is apparently drowning
She herself is nearly drowned by tn
hoax; going down for the third time
she is saved by Trix Ulner Uon Cha
ney(, whose reputation is quite III
savory. In her gratitude she dispIaye
open friendship for Trix, which star
ed gossip and brought great disaste
to her family circle.
Il Her great sacrifice and suprem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12
SATURDAY

M
Murray Margaret Beecher in
Sunshine Harbor." Vaudeville.
Murrette-Mr. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven in my Lady Friends"
Palace-Neal Hart in King Fish
er's Roost." Comedy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ray in Peace
full Valley" Al St. John comedy.
SUNDAY
Murray - Margaret Beecher in
Sunshine Harbor." Vaudeville.
Murrette-Charles Ray in Use
Deuce of Spades" Pathe News.
Palace-"Jan of the Big Shows"
Harold Lloyd comedy.
Rlchmond-fFor Those We Love"
featuring Betty Compson.
Comedy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

According to a recent announce
ment, the $500, 900 remaining unex-
pended, following the payment of the
New Jersey state bonus to former ser
vice men, may be used by the Amer
lean Legion to provide hospital &C
commodations for ex-soldiers who may
become incapacitated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

or musical act will be played at the
Murrette in conjunction with the pic
tuTe
Opening Monday two clever young
lads, Dougle and Leary, will enter
tain at the piano and with songs.
These lads are direct from the Keith
circuit and are said to be entertainers
of the highest type. The vaudeville
act will be changed weekly.
The shows will start at 1:45 and
run continuously until II O'Clock with
i orchestra and organ selections accom-
panying the picture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12
Suburban

LYNN, Ind.-John Lewis of Rich
mond was a mid-week business visitor
in Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fer
rell of Indianapolis are guest at the
Hotel Lytle. 49,. Miss Martha Owens
has accepted a position with the Nc
Naughton company at Muncie. Mil
dred Swain and Lula Potter are guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Baker in West Milton,
Ohio. The Randolph copnty X. OF
P. picnic was held at Funk's Lake
Wednesday. Lynn lodge attended. -.
Frank Skinner of Glen Karn was a
| Lynn business visitor Thursday ......
eau Thomas is seriously i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Adds Mil
Ter. Many Lynn Friends are attend
ing Yearly Meeting at Richmond this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Schnelle
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Patchy
! and daughter of Richmond were so
| cial callers in Lynn Thursday evening
80. The Fidelity and c. B. A. classes
will hold their next melting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lane Monday
ever'ng. Clark and Clark have open
ed a meat shop in Fountain City.
MI. and Mrs. Quay Beetley and son Of
| Winchester were mid-week guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jarrett.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind.-Helen Ball,
of this place, has been spending a
few days in Richmond. Miss Gwen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Little spent Tues
day evening in Richmond. ..Messrs.
Burton, Morris and Walter Clark at
a lumberman's convention in
Cambridge City Tuesday evening. -.
Miss Ruth Brookbank is spending a
few days in Hamilton as the guest of
Miss Ruth Nudd....W P. Richardson
and family spent Tuesday evening in
Richmond Rev. S. l.. Martin and
son B~ernardine were in Indianapolis
Wednesday.
CAMDEN, Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
E. Anderson Of indianapolis visited
Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. Clark
Pearson, this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nef and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White were visitors at the Cincinnati
zoo Sunday afternoon and heard the
opera In the evening. Mrs. Edward
Slower has returned from a visit with
e brother in Chicago. MIR and
Mrs. j.. E.. McCord and son Linton.
returned Wednesday from a motor
Trip TO Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and
otner eastern cities. Frank White
was IN Columbus and Newark this
week on business Ray Davis OF
Richmond was home Thursday .....
Rev. Stafford and family of Gordon
were visiting friends Mr.. and Mrs
Z. L. Huffman and son Dick entertain
ed Mrs. Howard Swope and daughters
OF Cincinnati and Miss Cora Payne
of Camden at 6 o'clock dinner Wed
nesday...... Israel Township Grang.
will have a picnic in SCOTS grove
near Fairhaven, next Tuesday, Aug
10. Everybody invited Miss Sarat
Scott is visiting at Glen Houston,
near Jerico. Cecil Campbell return
ed Thursday from a short visit witt
his sister, Mrs. Mae Moss in Rich
mond. Mrs. Fred Lahrman ana Mrs
H. X. Siekman of Richmond, spen
Friday with Miss May Robinson an
mother.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mrs. Nj
ma Pike, of Newcastle, is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Will Pike. Mrs Gil
Hunt and children. of Mount Auburn
were guests Thursday of Mrs. Jane
Hunt. Miss Laura Straub of Indiar
apolls, Is visiting friends here for
few weeks. Miss Alice Turner /
spending this week with relatives i
Terre Haute.... .Olin Boyd, Jr., of S
Louis, is visiting his grandparent.
Dr and Mrs. Boyd. Russell Char
[ man has purchased the Doney tenar
property on East Main street. and wi
| use 1t for a home Miss Julia Lo1
; ise Shafer of Pershing, is spendin
; a few days with her aunt and incl,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Don Johnson. Nigh
l policeman Owens arrested Georg
; Raber for drunkenness Wednesda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26
CINE Para INITlOS

Prcdurtn aleman. Solicftelos c o. y. a
BOX TOD Vance. P. K. 50 G 50 amente.
Fl meior regaio para nsfias en- 6poca de
Navidsdes. f'afa gentes Comercisntes
doc. por $500. In.trucsiones para su
m4neio. al rec ihirlu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-26

La pelicula s'The Sheik' Gel jeque),
de la Paramount, acaba de afiadir otro
resonante triunfo a la lista mundial de
successes obtenidos pSr Ia interesante
production cinematografica. Seg1n no
ticias recibidas recientemente por Mr.
f. e. Shauer, director del departa-
mento de exportaci6n de la Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation, transmit
Gas por cable por los representatives de
la empresa en- los paises escandinavos,
The Sheik fue estrenadaen los tea
tros Rialto v Sybillan de Estocolmo,
simultaneamente, la noche del lunes 9
de octubre, con enormes entradas de ia
quilla, pesar de Ia competencia que
les hicieron otros tres teatros de Ia
ciudad que igualmente ofrecian al pn-
blico estrenos de pelfculas. Tambi6n
en- Christianfa (Noruega), la pelicula
s'The Sheik'' Sc exhibi6 varias noches
consecutivas a.canzando parecido 6xi.
to que en- la capital del vecino reino.
Los empresarios de los dos teatrcs
antes mencionados tuvieron especial
cuidado en- alderman los vestibulos, dan
6oles I'm caracter arabigo que 1.am6 po-
derosamente la atenci6n del pnblico.
Los porteros, ujieres acomodadores
de ambos teatros lucian pintorescos
trajes de jeque arabe; ell vestibulo del
teatro Rialto afectaba la figura de una
gran tienda de campafia; Ell sscolor 10
CALI no podfa ser mas exacto.
La peicula 'sThe sheik' Sc ha ex-
hibido recientemente en- los principa1es
teatros de ciudades tan distantes unas
de otras como Sydney Toxic, Buenos
Aires y Estocolmo. FL interes del pl-
Llico bonaerense por esta pelfcula fu6
tan grande, que Ia empresa Max Glucks
man Sc vi6 obligada proyectarla ST.
multaneamente en- cinco de sus teatros
mas importantes.. THE Sheik" Sc es-
trenara en- breve en- otras ciudades i'm.
portantes del mundo.