Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 104, Ed. 1 Monday, May 2, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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CHICKAIHA DAILY CXMIIS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA MONDAY MAY i 1921.
Personal yention
Miss Wllmn Sdiuoasltr daufihtor
of Mrs. N. Silmoiwlor lit visiting
frlcndB In Knqmia City today.
SPECIAL
Bring us your bumstitchlng and
ploot work.. ! 8c por yd. Slngor
Sewing Cnchlne Co.
Mrs. .1 A. HutHon and . dauglTtor
.JuKcphlno liuvA returned from u
week's viwlt In Galveston ond othor
points In TexuR
"Bo photographed this yoar on your
birthday by Norvello. 26-Gt.
Hoy Cornwell nttHiNtant cashier of
tho Oklahoma National bank has re-
turned from a two weeks' visit with
relatives and friends in Selling Okla.
Tho man ho borrowed my uton-
ladder and fiKrood to bring It back
in n few minutes had better got buiy
I hnyo him spottod.. 0. W. Bnr.-
i""t 28-31.
J T. Colleps of Alex transacted
' business In tho city today.
Freo rond Borvlce. J & S. Supply.
Phono 1303. 30 2t.
Harry Cons Is In Soiling Okla.
whur" ho was called on account of
the serious Illness of his father.
GAsolIne 21o. J. & S. Supply 410
Kansas. 30-2t.
Lynn Boles mocha nleal foreman
of the Baptist Worker Publishing
company loft yesterday for Hobart
where ho will visit relatives Mrs.
Boles and daughter will return with
him.
Chicken dinner Sunday at the
Quick Lunda room 310. Kansas. 29-3t.
Edward Davis former menibor of
tho Chtckasba high Bchool faculty
spent Sunday with friends In this
'city Mr. Davis is now a member of
the state normal school faculty at
Ada.
Buy your gas- at J. & S. Supply.
Good gas 61 gravity at 21c. 410 Kan-
sas Thone 1305. 3o-2t.
Lelnnd R. Itnmsey who has ju it
recontly ben rtliicharijod from the
service was a business caller at this
oflce Saturday. Mr. Itamsey served
with the A. K. K. at Vludlvlstok Si
beria for ovir a yoar. ThlB was hli
second enllstrnflnt altogether he saw
over five yours of continuous ser-
vice.
Wesley C. Burk of this city Ih a
patient at the University hotmital In
Oklahoma City.
Charley Branch ahs received trans-
portation to the hospital at Hous-
ton.. Texus where he will: bo t' given
treatment.
BELGIAN FELLOWSHIPS
Frank Zunu and Runners lie Beat in" i
American Marathon Race at Boston y Unled Pr0KS-
Philadelphia May
dent bond In the sunn of $23000 for THERE WAS a mun who
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APACHE COUPLE MARRIED
Delmore C. Ch'ldors and Vera Chit-
dross a young ..emilo of Aache
wore married -Sunday morning In
tho Congregational parsonage by Rev.
C. 'J.' Kollnor. They were itccom-
anled by a new frlond.
KELLNER NAM
ODERATOR
Rev. C J. Kellner pastor of tho (
local Congtcgattomil church was
elncled moderator of thfi state eon-
i ferotice of Congregational chui'chca
at tho meeting held lust woek In
Vlnita. Rev. and Mrs. Kellner have .
roturncd from the conference
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2. TWhoon cul-
leges of the United SlaU'h have ben
designated to nominate men to form
fellowships In Bclglun universities
"to promote the cordial relations
between Belgium and the United
Slates." The fellowships provldo
for a year's residence and may
renewed. The valuation of 12-
francs Is placed on oath fellpw-
bPHides tuition foes and trav
eling cxpensos. The following in-
stltulona have been chosen to nom-
inate niou for tho fellowships: Penn-
sylvania Princeton Harvard Col-
umbia Yale California Chicago
Cornell John Hopkins Smith Stan-
ford Vassar and M L T.
tho faithful performance of his work
ltan'd such further bond as Is required
0 luw for Mho protactiou of all
claims for labor and materials fur-
nished. Tho right is reserved to re-
ject any and nil bids.
All parties interested are advised
that they may appear and protest
against said proposed improvement
or any part thereof at any time prior
to lotting of said contract
. By order of tho City Council.
(SHAD.
.'- . U C. Dt'RUIN" Mayor.
Attost: J. II.' Wellborn City Cleric
2!t-10t. . '
NOTICE A. a U. W.
rolsou gases are being employed
to fight the boll weevil. 1
A. F. Houston Grady county farm
ngont. Is attending the district moot-
ing of tho Oklahoma Cotton Growers'
association in Marlow today
v
Auto repairing storage cleaning
G. )!. W. 121 Kansas. 14-tl
Dudley II. Jones county engineer
of Pottawatomie county transacted
business in tho city today.
Mrs J. Roy Orr tias returned from
Oklahoma City where Bha spent tho
v. elt-end with relatives.
For wesRorie gns and oil go to
I S. Supply 4H Kansas. Plume
'305. 3o.9t
'.Paul Hnn.-en. Oklahoma University
: tudent was a visitor In the city
Saturday afternoon. He visited hi4
parents and. friends in Verden be-
fore returning to Norman.
United States tires are good tires.
Why take chances. Arch M. Brown
423 Kansas Avenue. 4-22-30t
Roy Neal connected with the Wil-
liamson -Halsell -Frazior . wholesale
grocery house at Oklahoma City
spent the week-end with relatives
and friends in this city.
t No Worms In a Healthy Child .
All children troubled with Worms have an un-
healthy culur which indicates poor blood and as
rule thcra Is more or lt'ss stomach distuiba-e.
GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC given reu!aii.
for two or thrue weeks will enrich the hlood Im-
prove the digestion and act as a General Strength-
ening Tonic to the whole system. Natdrc will then
throw off or liH.-l the worms ond thoChlld will bo
to perfect health. I'liaw to t:te (Ac. per bonle.
tote &ixxz'&'!L:j.j&.litj'i--i .
J-raiiK .una oi Newark N. J. won ihc Aiiu'ncaii Maratliufi
road race' at P.oston from the leading long distance runners of llie
country in the new record time for the 25 miles of 2 hours 18 1-5
seconds set ly Mtch.ul J. Ryan of New York in l''12v Cliarlcs
Mellor of Chieapo was second and Peter Trivottlidas a Creek
but now living in" New York was third. Here they are (.left to
htflit) una Aie'lor and 'J'rivtmlidas. Thisi)lKtograih was made
after the finish of the long.'hard race.
Colds Cause drip and Influenza
tAXATiVE BROMO QUININE TableU remove
the rmuae. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine."
G W. GROVE'S wniwmrcnn ' ox. 30c.
CHURCH MUST
WORK TO BEAT
MODERN DEVIL
RED CROSS NOTES
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Mrs. Bertram1 itiarns chainmatn of
tho Grady county chapter and Mrs.
A. B. Leeds vice-chairman of tho
auxiliary service wish to thank Mr.
Merrill of the Rial'to theatre for his
kindness in giving to the chapter a
matinee tor worn clothing. We re-
ceived layettes rompers boys suits
sweaters and caps and clothing of
many kinds to make over. The
amount of clothing received will be
enough to fill our quoMts for the
next two months.
The executive board of the chaj-
ter will hold their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening. May
3rd at Redv Cross headquarters in
the city hall. All members are urg-
ently Invited to be present.
Alltin John Simmons of Tuttle
transacted business at this office
last Friday.
Carl Swain of Pocasse -was a busi-1 S
ness caller at this offic ou Satur-'g
By HAUIiT) I) JACOBS
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
New York May 2. "The devil is
working 365 days a yoar; tho church
has got to'work to beat the (1(11"
Itabbi Aaron Eisoman declared In
an interview with The United Tress.
The young rabbi who recontly
stirred New York with a sermon. In
which he declared "our social en-
vironment Is rotten" and character-
ized vampires as "she devils" sum
med up -present conditions as fol-
lows: "Religion may be regarded . as
practically a failure unless it gets
down off its pedestal and mingles
with he people on a common ground
."Tho church must be liberalized
and humanized and its representa-
tives must preach less along doctrin-
al and theological lines and more
upon everyday life.
"People are turning away from
the church because it 1 too dem-
ocratic and because it lives too
much in pant conturies rather than
the present. '
"Clean and wholesome pleasures
and recreations should be encour-
aged by the church. The people are
going to darlce play cards and at-
tend the movies anyway bo why not
give thorn x these things with the
sanction and supervision of tho
church?""
Rabbi Eiseman declared there is
but one solution to present day mor-
al laxity religion and its atendant
moral training. Ho said ho regard-
ed the great number of divorce span-
dais as tho -worst of modern evils
with Immoral dancing salacious
movies immodest dress gambling
and vampires both on the screon
and In real life close behind.
"The world apparently has made
no moral or intellectual progress
over the ancient Egyptians jand
Assyrians" he said.
"We are living in a generation just
as money-mail aim material as ev-
er: a generation porhitus more sen
sual than ever because it shows its
semii'ality in every form. It is dis-
played In tho erase for immoral
danping; In the demand for Im-
moral plays and movies; in tho lack
of modesty in conduct dress and do-
meai)or and in the painted .pow-
dered rouged kaJsomlned and var-
nished faces .of our women and
girls. . .''. '-: -
"This is an age ol . vampires.
There are countless she devils who
go about seeking to destroy homes
and robbing women and children of
their husbands and fathers. Even
our conversation eventually bo-
comes salacious. Among our wo-
men among our girls ' of 16 who
know more about lifo In their ado-
luscenee than our grandmothers did
at 60 this has ' become an accepted
fact.
"From top to bottom through
and through our society is rot-
ten.' Eiseman pointed to the Salvation
Army as a religious organization
which "gets results" through hard
word and democracy 'and citud
Billy Sunday 'who is not afraid of
courting ridicule to "save souls."
"Tho trouble with most of us Is
that wo are too timid" he wild
"We are afraid of rolling up our
sleeves and doing ' something that
might be regarded as undignified.
Tnio religion always has dignity
regardless of what guise it is In
"Tho dil is working all tho tlino.
If we are going" to beat him wo' have
MASONIC NOTICE
All Master Masons Royal Arch
Masons and Knights Templar ars
most courteously requested to meet
at the Masonic hall 312 1-2 Kansas
Avenue at 3 o'clock p. m. May 4t'i
11121 for the purpose of attending
the funeral of the late .lolin W.
Spuake.
Knights Templar are requested to
appear in full uniform. s
C. K. Kimbro Recorder No. 7 K. T.
Worshipful Master No. HI A. K.
& A. M.
E. Hamilton secretary No. 17 R.
A. M. f 1 ' ' ;.'" 2-2t
A. O. U. W. No. 52 has been
granted a special free dispensa-
tion until June 1 1921 to flu
sh their drive now well started
on a 100 membership increase.
All members arc expected to get
busy if they wish to get their
friends into the A. O. U. W.
club by Tune 1. C. A. Griffin
M. W. M. A. Elliott recorder.
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NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled
bids for tho construction trt a sani-
tary sewer together with nianholoa
Y's and all appurturances in sani-
tary sower district number 29 of the
City of Chlckasha Oklahoma in ho-
cordance with plans profiles sec-
tions and specifications on fllo In
tho office of the city do;!: of said
city which are hereby referred to
will be received at tho office of tho
said City Clerk' until fc7:30 p. m.
Thursday May 12 121
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount o.'
$100.00. The successful bidder will
be required to give a good and stiff!-
LIKED A little Bulck
FOUR CYLINDER runabout
SO WELL that ho .
PUT ON a
FIFTEEN HOLLAR bumper
AND FOUR Hurtford
SHOCK ABSORBERS and ho
TOOK SUCH good caro
OK IT that it
LOOKS GOOD and thut's
THE WAY It runs. .
KIND A SOFT at a mcro
TWO HUNDRED and fifty
HALF DOWN1 iiuir time'
P. O. SPINNING 414 Kansas.
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All Dictionaries published previout to thU one aro out of date
pcing
.Every Tuesday ami Saturday
nitfht at A. O. U. W. hall cor-
ner 4th and Chickasha . Mijisic
hv irood orchestra. Admission
got to work juBt aa hard or harder" I $100.
DOES TOUR BOOF LEAK?
We absolutely stop leaks in any
roof shingles tin or paper
M. L. SMITH
Phon 1341
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Mint leaf peppermint or lus-
cious Juicy fruit either
flavor Is a treat for your
sweet toot!).
And all are equally good for
you. Teeth appetite and
digestion all benefit;
Your nerves will say "thank
you." your vim will respond.
WRIG LEY'S Is liked for what
It does ls well as for its BIG
value at Lie small cost of 5c.
ynderwood Typewriters
F. K. Wflcox Jr J
Salesman f
Phone 74S.R
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' Mary Jane and the Little Old Shoemaker
ONE. day Mary Jane took a walk
away into the forest and all of
a sudden she heard something pound-
ing and pounding and it wasn't
Peter Pecker the woodpecker either.
Finally Mary Jane came to- the side
of a hill and there was a cave in it.
Mary peeped in carefully .''-because
you've got to be awfully careful
of bears and things in caves and
there right before her eyes was a
little old man pegging away at a
tiny pair of shoes. He was Old
Willie Wimple the fairies' shoemaker.
Mary Jane sat down and talked
with Willie Wimple a long time about
Fairy Goldy-Shoes and all the other
fairies she knew.
And finally they got hungry. So
Willie Wimple got up and went to
his cupboard in the back of the cave;
and what do you think he brought
out? A great big can of Mary Jane
Syrup and a loaf of home-made
bread. Mary Jane was hungry. So
she ate three slices before she got
through.
Then they told stories until it was
time to go home. And Willie Wim-1
pie took her by the hand so she
wouldn't get lost and brought her
safely to the road that led to her own
little home.
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 104, Ed. 1 Monday, May 2, 1921, newspaper, May 2, 1921; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730070/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.