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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA. OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920.
PAttE EIGHT
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TODAY
A Big Show! Let's Go!"
TODAY
We are now supplied with a stock of Carbon Disrl
fj phidc ("High Life").
5 This preparation has been practically unobtainable
jpj for the past three months.
It will keep the weevil out of your wheat, co"ji and
E beans.
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alace iriiarmacyi
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Free Demonstration of
TIIOR ELECTRIC WASHER
by special factory representative
Gay Electric Company
No. 8203
lieport of tho Condition of
THE CHICKASHA NATIONAL BANK
At Chickaslia, i" the Slate of Oklahoma, at the clone of business on
Xov. int.i. loi'o.
RESOUP.CES.
Loans and discounts, including ' rediscounts (except
those Bliown In b and r) $I8!."14.14
Customers' liability account of acct'iitancos of this
bank purchased or discounted by it . - HD.OoT.Ct;
Tolal loans
Deduct:
Overdraft!!, secured, none: unsecured
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
v.;iU(, fr,o,ooi).no
Pledged as collaU'ral for State or other deposits or
bills payable .. IKi.lKM.no
Owned and unpiedBCil " . I . i
Total U. H. Government securities
Other bonds, securities, etc.:
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including
Blocks), owned find unpledged 44,!U5.42
Tolal bonds, securities, etc., other than I'. S. -
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock
Stock of Federal ileserve 15nk (5iCpr cent of subscription)-.
Valr.e of bankins; hoitse, owned and unincunibeied, 16,000.00
Equity in bankim; house
Furniture and Fixtures -
Real estate owned other than banking house
l awful reserve with Federal Reserve bank
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks
Xet amounts due from banks, hankers and trust companies in
the I'nited States (other than included in items 11, VI or l:! )
Checks on other banks in the same city or town us leporting
bank (other than Item l.")
Total of items 12, 18, 14, K. 'and 16 --- , iMii7.Mti.2S
Checks on banks loutted outside of city or town of reporting
hank and other cash items
Redemption fund wi:h l S. Treasurer and due frc.n I'. .
Treasurer -
COL', 721. SO
"4,02:.!iii
0:1,000.0(1
4 4,!)lfi.42
700.00
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Z 81)9.24
"i)16.i:l
77,. 07:1.27
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0.4:10.10
2,393.17
2",00.00
Total
.--?957,5',t3.2fl
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Fundus fund ,
l-ndivided profits $24..8
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid l;i,2.iti.9,
Interest and discount collected or credited in advance of matur
ity and not. earned (approximate)
Clrctilating notes outstanding
Net amount 3 due to banks, bankers, and tifst companies in ths
Cnited States and foreign countries (Jther than included in
items 28 or 29) :
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
Total of items 2S, 29. 30, 31 and 32 $.l.S2.T.r,:!
Individual deposits nubject to check
t'ertifii aies of deposit due in Jess than 30 days (other than for
money borrowed)
Stale, county, or cth.fr municipal deposits seemed by pledge
Of assets of this bank
Total of demand deposits (other than bank de
posits) subject to reserve, items 38, ."w, S3, 8U, 27
and 3S $lS8.G99..-7
Time deposits subject to reserve (payable after 80 days or
fiitbiect to 30 days or more notice and postal savings):
Certificates of deposit (ether than for money borrowed)
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items
39, 40, 41. and 42 $2.V),r,00.00
Bills' payable with Federal Reserve bank ,
Total V -f907,5?5.2U
State of Oklanoma, County of Grady, ss.
1 Roy C Smih. cashier cf the above named bank, do solemn, y swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
lue auu.e RQY c SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed end sworn to before me this 23rd day of November, 19 2
(Seal) EDNA J. POWELL, Notary Tublic.
My coinmisf'it ,1: exrdrcs March 13, 1921.
CORRECT Attest:
T. II. Dwyer, Vm. E. Dwyer, J. A. Rose, Directors.
jioo.ooo.on
23.OO0.00
7,530.01
4 .832. 5
49.700.ilO)
4.9011. 27
917.80
438.709.71
27.S89.SS
2.000.00
100.G3o.45
143,944.55
30.42fl.PO
! 14 REELS-14
"SOME ONE MTJST'PAY"
FEATl'RINO ;
Gail Kane, Edmund Breese,
Jackie Saunders
An intensely vital drama of
real life and real people vilirute.s
w ith net ion vigorous filled with
romance and sentiment, humor
and deep emotion.
G Reel Society Drama
ALSO
HANK MANN
That Emmy Follow
IN
"A COY COPPER"
A niUlinf? snappy gingery
comedy.
ALSO
FRANKLYN FARNUM
AMD j! I
MARY ANDERSON
J X
"VANISHING TRAILS"
E11I it led
"VENGEANCE"
da tidy western serial Willi
' '' I he punch.
ALSO
JOE RYAN
IX
HIDDEN DANGERS'
Last episode
SOME SHOW
of
the
"THE MIRACLE LADY"
Sl range, weird . iiieomprelieiisil. le is" the performance
"onurruii artisi. nt.r etiterta inmerft exemplifies
iiuuom j.erieenon 01 jngiier psyclncjal phenomena.
SHE ANSVERS ANY QUESTION ASKED HER
' ALSO
SELVIN
THE MASTER MAGICIAN
PICTURE PROGRAM
"RURN1NG DAYLIGHT'
A powerful pieturizalion of Jack London's cyclonic novel
of the ice-bound north, interpreted by an all 'star cast in
rinding MITCHELL LEWIS
TOMORROW : ' ' PLEASE GET MARRIED'
Viola Dana.
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State Now Ready
For Record Sale
of Health Seals
5c
10c
Wednesday: "The Fly
with Roy Stewart.
Thursday: Harry Carey in
"West is West."
Friday: Eddie Polo.
Saturday : Hoot Gibson.
Diamond Roach is
Selected as Full
All
20c
God"
Oklahoma City, Nov. SO. With 121
of the largest and most important I
cities and towns in the state organ- I
ized for tho lft 80 Tuberculosis j
Christmas Seal Bale, which 'begins j
on December 1 and ends on D.tcem-
her 15 is riady for a re;;ord-break!ng j
effort to conserve and promote pub- i
lie health.
Twenty million Tuberculosis !
Christmas seals are in the hands of I
county and city hairmen and work- !
ers, and many thousands have al- .
'eady .been sold, far in advance of
tho opening of the sale. Seventy- j
six of the 77 counties of the stale j
will take an active part in the drive j
In addition to the Tuberculosa) j
seals, which sell for one- cent each I
m m 1 U'e lmol,Ie or Oklahoma will be
Illy 1 Cll 1 VUlll given an opportunity this year to
I buy Health lionds. These are modei-
; eil alter the familiar Liberty Bond
j except that they pay dividends o
jnealth and happiness. They will
sold in denominations of from. ?.l
$t,o no.
Since half the 'money raised in
each county will bo spent in that
county for public health work, it is
expected that the Tuberculosis
Christmas Seal Kale will surpass pre
vious years by far. Tha total cash
raised each year since the sale began
1 bas been larger than tho year pre
vious, and if the slate reachss its
quota of 10 seals per capita, Okla
homa will bo at tha head 01 the list
of ,i;tates eirgagod in public health
work, 'instead of at the foot in al
present.
ex-fighter. The first hair ended with
the Legion (earn, in the lead, 80 to
11. '
Keotaii was one of the stars for
tho Verden cagers. His floor work
was especially noticeable.
l lie following line-up started for
tho Legion, llailey (Capl.), forward;
Keller, forward; McCarthy, center;
Honilrlck, guard; Wilson, guard.
Williams substituted for Wilson
Owens lor McCarthy; and Seaton
for Bailey.
diamond Roach, Strauss' star full
back, has been given this position
on the all-conference team selected
by .Lurry Daiiey. sports editor of
the Tulsa Daily World.
Daiiey is one of Oklahoma's fore
most followers of football. Through
out tho season which has just
closed, he was in close touch with
the work of "every eleven of any
importance in the state.
Ilere''s the Tulsa sport, writer's
all-conference eleven :
Gillian (Muskogee...
.Tackson ( Shawnee) .
Snodg'-ass (Oklahoma
White (Muskogee)..
Baldwin (Okmulgee).
Shechan (Tulsa)
Schiuhach (Oklahoma
Hughes (Tulsa) .' Quarter
(leek ( Muskogee). Halfback
Itoach (Chickasha) Fullback
('has. J. Drill, sports editor of the
Daily Oklaiioman, selected Penny,' of
Muskogee, and the local lad as all
state fullbacks. It was a toss-up for
the first team berth and the Okla
homa City man gave it to the Mus
kogee gridter. placing Roach on
the second team. Schlotlerbeck, the
fighting Chickasha line-man, was
given a guard berth on the Okla
homan's selection.
he
to
End
Tackle
City). Guard
Center
Guard
ITuckle
City) End
nu& Jit f -few 7
Many secrets you
will fird revealed
in the fjreen bo, cf
Who Will Succeed
Reynolds as City
Clerk? is Question
Who will be Mayor Durbiii's choice
for city clerk when E. O. Reynolds,
present incumbent, and county court
clerk-elect assumes charge - of the
county office? This is one of the
political questions that is' being dis
cussed here.
Mrs. Blanche Freeman, Red Cross
welfare worker; J. R. Wellborn, a
former soldier, and .1 Chickasha
high school football star of several
years ago; Henry Minnett. cashier
In the city water office; Ben Bur
gess, a resident of Chickasha for
many years, and former city fieri
and Mrs. Edna T. Watkins, whoiri
City Clerk Reynolds will succeed in
t lie court clerk's office, are among
those who have been mentioned for
the appointment. It is rumored here
that several of these parties will
make the race for the ofi'ice in the
city election next spring.
Ik M
en 01 Business
Their shoes have style, to lie sure. I'nt it is the
st,yleof clean-cut, qiiick-tliiiikine; men of action. There
is a smartness of line, alxmt AVa Ik-Overs that appeals to
well-dressed men of business. They like (lie comfortable
accurate fit, too.
Walk-Over
hi E. MARKS
Miss Anna Kunkel who leaches in
tho Manguui schools sp'ent tho
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents J. AV. Kunkel and wife.
Guests at Russell Hamilton's Sun-!
day were Elmer Van Vlert and fain- !
ily, Clyde Meeks and wife, '. 'Mrs. j
Fanny Hamilton, Miss Elsie Scdiaefer I
Willie Hamilton and Guy Bush and
family. ;
Aaron Diehl and family aiiu .,iis9
riirda Estes spent Sunday with Mr.
Hid Mrs. Henry Denuie.
Grandma Spangler was very thank
ful to have .all her children and
grandchildren with her on Thanks
giving day. Russell Smith and fum- j
ily expect to leave for Oregon in 1
the near future. :
Clyde Meeks was in Chickasha
Saturday taking a civil service ex
amination. Thanksgiving guests at Charley
TvmiHia were Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard
of Chickasha, -Mrs. George Rouhara
of Oklahoma City and Chester Tweed
and family.
Elmer Van Vliet and family en
joyed Thanksgiving day at the home
of Mrs. Van Vliet's uncle, Georgs
Boydston, who lives near Ft. Cobb.
Guests at C. J). Fisher's in " Ana
darko last Thursday were C . C.
Brown and family of Alex, Guy
Bush and family, A. F. Brown, Rus
sell Hamilton and wife.
Schools leach Sugar Making.
The province of Quebec has three
schools in which maple sugar making
! tn tight. The province's output of
maple siiiwr for l!ll!) was 12.35,0(17
pounds and 1.470.275 ivillons of slruo.
a .;. 4.
ARCADIA
ITEMS.
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Legionaires Win
Basketball Game
Here Last Night
Winning their second decision over
'he Indians, the Legion quintet last
nicht defeated the Verden team 15
o 25 in a game played on tho high
school court.
The Legionaires had the edge, on
the visitors from start' to finish and
at no time did the Indians thre""'
10 overcome the early lead of the
1,-eorgo i;avitison and family spent
oi.nday at the Jolm (lliiin homo.
An especially interesting session
of the Sunday ttcliool was held Sun
day. There was a larger number
pre-ient than usual. It. was decided
that a 'Christmas tree 'be given and
appropriate committees were ap
pointed to carry on the work.
Miss Grace McC.raw of Oklahoma
City was a Sunday guest of Mrs.
Ray Hornberger.
net
J
Face iVwucr
1
H They a'o s-crets which cvory
'H woman viould solve secrets of
peiaot.sl c':.erm.
ii The fcrct cf a res-ptal com
H r.l,xiur,-NALlNirS Eft lo
wojrii".oou.
tv,. n( nrir.e charm -
B charm which endures through-
A rut the t!35
Th rectet of sUn-comfort
i,n never a hint oi harm.
t n fi ' hiiTlion others. !
i.-afi INF. fcilli reveal thuse
i 3 vour f:vcr".i toiii coi-'nlcr it
oi ty n.i 6'. ff
h.w.os At' To:itr co., 3
Vint. T., L'. S. A.
See Our Garments
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And You'll Appreciate
Our Low Prices
MOST EXCEPTIONAL -VALUES
IN
Suits, Coats anil Dresses
1 Li--? 'OPiT
"WHERE THE CR0WDT GO'
it wa's'theii" onlij means of
scr.atw from the deserted
Vat she chose to sink the
boat and as on the island
with the three men who
wei e her- fe!!ow castawaqs-,
Luothei' than go back into the.
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newest picture n
"THE LOVE FLOWER! 1
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sfttT 'Slack Beach" bq Ralph Stock.
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sweet Lavcnaer
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ALSO A MACK SENNETT COMEDY
liliiS Prices 10c, 20c, 30c. Steam Heat
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