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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-11
MEMPHIS

ON Monday afternoon October D..
the Colds OF the Missionary Society
entertained the Whites" az the hos
pitabIn residence OF Mrs J. " Bld.-
ton on Memphis Heights. The don
Die Wr.ors were tastcfully decorat-
ed boz the Society's coIors White
and Gold, symbols OF purity and
sterling worth The members were
received &C the door by Mrs MOI
rln S very interesting and inc
sirucf'e program on our work had
been prepared ana after q ,urdlal
greeting and welcome hy the hostess.
Mrs. h.anton the following prcvrql
was enjoyed Mrs Major read a
splendid paper ON the Life 20 pur-
pose Ut Lucinda b. Helm the found
er %. our great organized Missio,
airy Work Mrs Clark of stamford
was nest introduced and gave a
briei sketch of the Mission work
done n Stamford under Oh -upcryis-
ion of our conference End Vice Pres
id'nt Mrs vs. . McKooWu Mr..
nod-a then gave an outline of the
work lf our schools. both home ana
iofr..n An estimate OF value o..
each Institution. number of teachers
and pupils ami the benefit derived
Nr. N.gos, returned missionary
from Korea and who Is soon 70 take
up tan work again, told us Of tl.
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tIlI,,N

The Frona Womaus club met
Rith Mrs Hurlbut Wednesday after
noon with a good attendance re.
spouse TO roll call Current Eyc.'s"
This was the first regular meeting
of the club for the years l9la-lgl4
Mr.. and Mrs. T D Ballard were
dinner guests OF Nj and Mrs j G.
Vim. Sunday.
August Perth and family have
moved from Winfield. Kansas TO FRI
oua
Dr Hargrove has returned from
Oklahoma In new Ford auto pur.
chased while he was away.
Mr. aud Mrs Geo Mauror. sou
/ carl and Mr. Wentworth ana sister
! Nrs clay diued with q II kiualoy'.
sunday.
SIR ana Mrs. Henry Tiotrl of BRA
zu, Indiana. are visiting thgir sons
Jacob. Henry and 3D. iu Frloni
They Intend 10 stay about two week B
Mr. aud Mrs. r Fee Mr. Geo
|T COPYRIGHT aud Mr Shores vcr,
dinner guests of Nj aud Mrs : "
ncusrhrl. sunday
Mrs clyde ScauHu1s who ha.
/ beoG the guest OF Der husband au,
his parents for some days. l'it Tues
Ial for her home 40 Maluok,u
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

distribution OF our money when
given 10 the work in Korea and %.
her lutie, amolg the Koreans. Mrs.
Baker 2ud Vice President. who
supefintaudeuts tho work among our
young people very taf'cfully spok,
ou the ever interesting subject 20,
Our Girls
Miss Ethel stephens then favored
the Society with @ reading entitled
Lasco' and Wss appreciated by plI
present The member present were
Ncsdame- BIanton EaguelI Brit
uodsou Newman Wr'ht. Allen.
Norwood. Key. DovcIl. stephens.
Baker Powell FLOYD. o. Franks
Neely. Major. Palmer. Temple De-
laney w. Wilson Nick .usic. Davies.
Fletcher. G. g. Wilson. Tom Franks.
Morgan Nayes, stout Watts and
Gates visitors present acro Mrs.
Clark of stamford. Mrs s. S. Mont.
lomery and Miss Stephens After
the program delicious refreshments
we're served An present icdt dec-
ly inspired as wc realized the great
good our efforts ar, helping 10 AZ
tain ana We would 10 deed and ir
truth Speak unto the children of
lsrca. that they may go forward
Eut 30 boz doors OF 'he word Wo MuH
be- hearers also
O.
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Tuesday evening from Grayelly. Arb.
uherc they We're married last suL-
day at ten O'Clock The bride is the
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs Or Tom
Montgomery OF GrayelB
The lroom Is the associate editor
of tho Memphis Democrat and is a
young man Of sterling worth and has
q BRIGHT future before hum. Tho
many friends OF the yours people
iu this oud other sections will join us
In hearty congratulations and best
wishes for a long and happy mar
ripd lie.
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much u money aud a thou
sand times as much Boz nervous force
To- traverse The short distance from
Nogador 10 Agadir u Agadir Is
opened up these cities VIII oHl5 be-
ave OF sis hours apart by F,l. 49,
railway they vili De- aul nearer and
N both cases o fDv ahlIDu.s viii pay
ones fare from One ,.iy 'r the other
writes Francis NcruIHgl .n The chi
aaro Daily Ncws
At present 'hIs journey requires
lour DAVIS of the most toilsOmo aud
uncomfortable travelling Al least
three mules are necessary two for
tho baggage aud ono for yourself
iour guide SITS ou one baggage mule.
your interpreter con- another Nullc an
lsFistlu, mulpioor hembors your
mount 300 am almost hopeless cndeayor
TO Keep ~ moving at Il fair pace
Mules Lack vitality
The mules and horses 20 be- hired
In Mogad1r ere a yrr sorry collcc
ton lf N, we're nearer Spain ]
should be- Inclined 'o m,g'u. that
thoy hau Boon rejected bs The span
i.H brI tighter. ss Too much lacking
10 vitality 20 nEury otou 1s pas.,D
victims ln lho bul rims
when travelling 100 most parts OF
Europe We assume that many Things
can Do, bought pr rir.d ON 'hu way
When tray,lag boz Morocco We must
bring a. many Jh.urs as IF u" aerc
going 90 visit 900 unrhJUted island
Pots. pans Wuw corNcrnaa
spoons @ tent beds SOAP timed
moais would atr mros 200 a.
hauu DO, Hst \ tent might br a.
rr.trd n'n In lho dry season. a.
though even then iho dew is very
ha,,, and ono might perhapa l9 with
out % mattress. but @ camp bed Is noe
cssar 'o ml." one above tb, 90or
Of au A0h patio which t nm''ma
moving was 1t 1oas
Another uarDsur, nuisance ia an
Interpreter An ha can Dr. is 10 tol
Won hoV much YOU hav, got 10 pa,
! Tor fodder and corn. which. aG sou
artery ard discover was not hourb
al all. hu' sent 90 sou as nrra.1
4 by tho local cHi Your Journey IL O
uontnuau. running HHHi Va you
interptr plus tnr uuIe drivers
the latter combination 'Nr.Hr 'oI
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PAGE FIVE


NEW YORK. OCT s.--Net ana
lace waists are. apparently. TO take
the place of colored chiffon waists
for use with coat suits this Winter
Aud these net and lace waists, fash-
ion DEGREES. are 10 be white. Some
Of them are much like the lace waists
OF the Spring Diagonal bands OF
light pink and blue ribbon are useu
under the lace the V-neck Ia the most
unusual one. aud this Is outlined with
tulle or net frils There are some
new touches too One " the use
of plush with lace and tulle and net
OF the sheerest sort The plush y
applied Boz the form Of vests and col
lars aud cuffs. and the contrast pe-
tween the heavy aud the thin meter
bal De- interesting White plush spot
ted with black. In irregular. leopard
like spots. Is especially effective
Some OF the white lace waists are
finished az the neck with three or
four tiny pink and blue chiffon roses
which give @ dainty DISTINCTIVE
touch Another new touch 10 these
thin blousos IS the buttonholed net
collar The cellar is cut out ana
Ihuttouholod without scallops straight
along the edge. in rather coarse col
Dr,d s.lk ana Blk stitches.
eli an
and heavy quality, shows two disiin-
ct colors. ono ON one side. one on
the other Black is faced with rose
blue. roldon-yoIlow. an dgreen; gray
and brown are also combined with
these hr.rlcr shades. and blue ana
rose. Green and violet. aud many
other interesting combinations are
found sash ribbon are ever chang
! iur and even more interesting. One
of tho latest is wide. soft, loosely
woven ribbon of gray. tan. brown
black or other background. There
is metallic mstrc 90 each OF these
rolors The ribbon Is run with
WOODEN threads. which from cross
wise stripes. about three inches APP
part one especially good combin-
alton showed yellow. blue and green
stripes an brown ground. The
shades we're AN a little unufual and
! harmopized well
sclrla are used great deal Mt
lurcscut and win continue to be worn
Ian winter 4 whole book might be
written ON that subject. Net scaris
ar, NOR, double than those Of chiff-
on. aud nov that the fashion Tor
met makes them desirable, the shop
show them In ahuudaace. One sort.
. ~ pink. Lrecu. blue or white net, Is
heavily dotted with silver beads In
O wide border 90 each end and II mar
TOW connection border along the
Idos The end. are edged with a
deep fringe of beads The beads
give 10 the net Just the uecessiary
amount Of weight to produce grace
uluep
sholdcr scarfs are even more ell
rbo-ate and beautiful than they were
au winter one OF usual beauty
shows black and white combination.
Ilf Is made au foundation Of white
.,N'nu I'I shaped fo deep round
'.u..f 10 Oh, back aud ha- long round
.,l tabs BOO front ptar tho white chif
0,n foundation stretched filmy
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quent ones. mere Sits Ike those In
the tower OF London
Naturally the population Of the
country is scaniy Mpsi NJ ihe people
one meets are camel drivers. who
have come with their camels some
times from places four or ave days
10 The south OF Agadir There are
only three OF four wells on the road.
and wherever there is well there
is generally some animation. some
signs OF local NE ~ the first well
which ! passed half dozen young
women were working at windlass So
long aud so hard that suspect there
was no water IN the well nj all or
very little
A Curious Laundry.
The second well. near Caid Annuss
was au ub'one platform Of masonry
u reminded me- of "A music hall stage
aud the resemblance was heightened
by the TACT that q native gentleman III
O. Maud Allen costume was dancing
ON A. ON coming closer found that
he WIS dancing on his weeks wash
Inr which consisted Of a white gar
mru' about as large ~ "a walstcoat
which ha had frHi ~ an washed ir
Jho we'll Al this point the nocks oI
sheep and rOnls. score OF camels and
several HnJ looking bullocks aud the
shouts of two young Roaiherds al pla,
,chUlur down the valley impaired
some animation to the scene As o
general rulo n uncrca silence hangs
over aiI the country. especially nj mid
day one hears no village song M
shepherds pipe
Where There ls % wnll OF cold water
however people gather round Il 30
the evening as we gather round O
cheerful drc. and there r. some ap
p#oa.n to sociabiuly The mems quar-
ter pf the most comfortable house'
looks like badly kept barracks one
feels that uu essential element o
healthy social l.fo has been lptt out
Sometimes, boo remote village, on
s.0s Girl or two 1T the wells. bu
uh0y 1rr silent. lite slaves in tho pres
rucr of their lords. and their faces ar
generally covered
TlD most Interesting place al whic'
! stopped was the house OF the Shoikl
Uammu.h. a poor caid whose lionel
luur tas b"lt ou some sand bills ls,
Ir 'f. Atlantic clos. 'o tho plac
aH.r 'h River EInmor enters th
ea iiaro ! Nos we'll received hy th
master. d .rH.. and elderly Moor Wh
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Neuralgia of fH. face Norl'r
hands or 'ec' luires pnRn-.
REMEDY 'haI $500 penetrate tbe '...U
RNIIABb- sNOW LlNlNTNT 90.
SOC r that power Rubbed % sH.I.
Oh. Isin f. ...' 90 thar u.or.ar.
fD relieve suffering and restore nor
i.I conditions Price ... 100. a'
3. 900 Dor u1,r. Sold H D. o.
% .omp.on A. 60 i..
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Nrs NeNed ro dear 'rIeudl-
What's 'sa secre. of getting new
f.. oa of hubby after hc refuses
once
Mrs. WHel ~ 20 trst you don't
succeed cry agals!-Judge.
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crawford SEQ saur. ro.U1 away to
'. country Nasa sou your trunk
f...I F.f'
..I..Haa 40 my wife saved mo
... .-n.H'r -E. Hff,d .f with 8'I her
.#r Things IH.-.
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PROGRAM
Song
\ Colorado picnic Ground Com
pared 10 Dripping Springs -Mildrc,
Martin


'"'o''u" nv "'"""u "''
par'u !" p''pp'"- Sp''"Ns "''u' Y"
Martin
'''-loh'I '''ih- MISS 0''h''
Nu'n tine "r""''h'l'i'n WIN
FI'|' ut TIDE S'"''I f''' ''''
h. warner
stunt lena Nl.@'''.
'"IIIII'I' ''''
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report that the department ct chem
istry and physics win be- sopar.
ltcd. Nj Reid continuing with the
chemistry and Nj Shirley 10 have
charge OF the physics department
MIR shirley will have the standing
OF adjunct professor IN change OF thc
physics department
q
Mrs a + Durham of Seymorc is
visiting her daughter, Miss Josie
Durham who attends the Normal
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An Classified afs must be ac-
panied by the cash.
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pININAII.M.

Immediate irieuds and relatives
were the only guests at the marriag,
saturday night OF Miss Emma Lou.
Fletcher 90 Mr. W. * spcer They
were married at the residence OF pr
j. y Handy here Miss Fletcher ha.
been boarding since accepting po
.itiou with the Richards Bros. a col
Her store. year ago
Mrs Handy served dainty one
course luncheon following the ccrn
mony. which was pcriormd by Re.
u " Street
Mr. speer o. window decorator
for the Cu,cr-Housaon Dry Good.
Company
Mr. and Mrs Spoor will at ,h'
present make their home az d.
Handy s..
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Cards ar, ont anlouucinr the mar
r.nee OF Tom Sh1ior. OF rhiuyica.
and Miss Olga Marie Srh1cfor OF
Tula Tho marriage viii take plan"
40 IS O'Clock "Wednesday Dycuin
October Do. at the home of fh.
1rd" Loo TulH
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o S Brumley and bride arrive
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Nr \ q Ho.sor h.- issued iuy.-
mt.ou aunouuoue tha marriage %
poi. daughter Vera to Rev o.
Ross 600 THURSDAY October 90 Mr.
Ross Was student Boz soth Ward
College last year ro is mrmh. p
or tH' Northwest ToNas Conference
.. fu. NHbufit Church
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
PLACE PAIR
IN BASTILE

Arthur J. Barry and Sheriff John
Lewis arrived last night from Ell
Reno with Tom Jones and Lon Frey,
the negroes charged with stealing Mr..
Barrys horse Monday night. Each Of
the suspects endeavors to place the
blame upon the other When ques.
toned closely, Frey admitted that
they drove the horse to III Reno, but
stated that he had nothing to do with
the theft He states that Jones un-
snapped the rein from the Bride bit
while Jones is inclined to implicate
Frey in the matter Both are now in
Jail charged with the theft OF the
horse and buggy. Frey stated that he
had lived in Kansas City and that he
had been in Chickasha but one day At
first he stoutly maintained that the
horse which they drove to I'll Reno be.
longed to his mother and when asked
whore his mother lived, mentioned a
town in liinois
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Report Says Wilson win Appoint
Officer OfFederatiOn Of LObOr
as Head Of New De-
partment
CABINET MAKERS
CONTINUE BUSY
New York Lawyer Now Figures as
Probable Attorney General
Has Some Record as a
Trust Buster"
Telegram By United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Organied la
Dor is to be recognized by Wilson ia
the selection OF his cabinet, according
to the closest friends Of the presidents
elect.
It is stated that Congressman VIII
liam B. Wilson, an official Of the
American Federation Of Labor and
formerly secretary treasurer OF tho
United Mine Workers, will be secre-
tary Of the department Of labor, ere
ated by the Borah bill, just passed by
congress.
Chief interest in the cabinet situa-
tion in Washington, Wednesday night,
centered about The attorney general
ship, and a report that James G. Nc.
Reynolds Of New York, is foremost
among those under consideration for
the place by President-elect Wilson.
Coupled with Mr. McReynolds as
probability for this portfolio was that
Of Edgar H Farrar Of New Orleans,
former president Of the American Bar
association.
Men high in Democratic counaels de.
clared that Mr.. McReynolds rnd Far.
rar had been under consideration for
some time, but that late Developments
seemed to point to the selection Of the
former, who was assistant attorney
general in 1Q09-19O7 and has long been
specially retained BY the United States
in trust prosecutions.
Though a Democrat, Mr. Mercy
nolds was engaged to prosecute the
governments suit against the tobacco
trust and had charge Of that case
from the beginning to the dissolution
Of the American Tobacco company.
Other developments Of the day
served to confirm the finality OF the
selections of Mr. Bryan, Mr. McAdoo,
Mr.. Daniels and Mr., .Rurleson, and 10
disclose various steps by which the
other names gradually have been ellm-
mated from consideration.
The remaining cabinet names are
I now said to be settled. but the pI.-es
each is to occupy still remains open
to change These cover the attorney
generalship, secretary Of the interior,
secretary OF commerce and labor and
secretary Of agriculture. 1t is prob
able also that the position Of secretary
Of labor will be created within the
next few days, the senate having pass
ed the house bill, SO that Mr Wilson
viii have an additional cabinet place
to fill. The personnel Of these remain
ing places is not disclosed, but gossip
was active Wednesday, including MT.
Brandeis in the list probably as see
retary Of commerce and labor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
DeIzeII Appointed in
the Auditors Office

Oklahoma City, Feb, 27.--W A. Del.
zell of Pond Creek was named by
State Auditor J. 9. McClelland as chief
clerk Of the office to fill the vacancy
caused BY the resignation Of Carl
Lumpkin.
MIR. McClelland and MIR. Delzell have
been associated in business for a mum.
Der OF years, the new chief having
been employed in Mr. McClenand's S
bank in Grant county Mr.. Delzell is
an old timer in Oklahoma and made
the run when the Cherokee strip was
opened for settlement. He has eagag-
ed in the banking business for some
time, having been connected with
banks in various sections Of Oklaho-
ma and also on the Paeific coast He
has also been prominent in the school
work Of the state, being superiutend-
ent Of the schools Of Chickasha in
l9O019Ol.
Up TO the present Auditor Mccle
land has appointed only two Of his
office forces C. L. Greer Of chickasha
as first assistant. and Mr.. pelzsll al
chief clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Just Burning Up
to Fight MexicanS

This morning a man, evidently pos
sessed Of the idea that it was up to
him to eueH the Mexican trouble. pre-
sented himself at the court house and
sought a commission from comebody
just anybody who would grant ii, to
form q company and 90 to Mexico. He
was informed that such proceedings
would be contrary to law. He then
bit upon a plan and as Bose Ramsey
was the first person lie happened to
see aiterward, proceeded to place it
before him 4 want someone who can
write OH typewriter" said The man.
4 want to dictate letter OF Gov COL
quit OF Texas and ask his permis-
sion to 60 across the border and put
stop 10 this trouble. II he win let
me, viii advertise lor 5000 rough
riders from Texas and Oklahoma and
within a few DAYS III have EN- assem-.
bled at a point in Texas. Five thou
sand is all Ill need and III go over
there and clean up Mexico in hurry.
Al the latest report he had not found
a stenographer who would undertake
the job OF writing his letter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Southern ChiVaIFy is
Displayed by Clayton
reIagram by pnlreo Preas.

Telegram by Dniteo Press.
Washington Feb 27-The Judiciary
committee was treated to an exhibi.
tion Of real southern chiyalry the other
day, when Mrs. Jacob NJ Dickinson
wife Of the former secretary OF war.
and present assistant attorney gen.
eral. appeared before the committee
to urge action on a bin to prevent
desecration Of the American flag by
its use for advertising purposes.
Chairman claytonof Alabama nitro
duced Mrs. Dickinson
Judge Dickinson, you know gentle
mani be began
"Juge Dickinson has nothing TO De
with this matter. Congressman Mrs.
Dickinson broke i'm
The gentleman from Alabama swept
her bow.
'As WAS about 20 say he con.
tinued eJude Dickinson has achieved
high place but bis chief glory is u
being the husband OF Mrs. Dickinson. E
Then the committee went 60 work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
Reserved Seat Signs
Much in Evidence

Washington. Feb CIV Washington's
reserved seat signs are appearing on
their fire escapes, balcony windows.
apertures and other clinging places
along Pennsylvania avenue after their
usual four years Information.
Everybody with an alleged niche
where a luckless human can perch
while President Wilson and his inaug
ural procession passes, has pinned up
the For Rent slogan, and prepared
to garner in ungarnered currency, AS
the fourth Of March approaches, and
the reports Of the size Of the crowds
that are coming increase, prices are
going up. Even balconies, fiie es.
capes. windows above salooAs. pawn
shops, fruit stores. residgnces and
generally miscellaneous buildings come
high.
In addition to these wind protected
spots. there are, Of course, the grand
stands that are going up like magic
The White House and the capito
building are almost obseured behinc
masses Of scantling, and the merry
tap, tap OF the carpenters hammer Is
the motif that is spelling innumerable
punches Of s. reserved seats, sold b,
the inaugural committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
ExpeCtOratOr Fined
by Kangaroo Court


Kangaroo court conveyed in a hurry
this morning at the Grady county jail
and arraigned James Montgomery be
fore the august body on a charge of
expdctorating upon the floor OF the
lobby At that it was pretty hard
lines, for Monty was entirely unso-
phistieated as concerns the stringent
rules governing the habit Of expecto-
rating in or around the jail corridors.
He was there to make friendly call
upon the sheriff and was engaged in
conversation when he inadvertently
spat upon the floor
Here Forty Seven, arrest this
man, shouted the sheriff. "Forty
Seven sprang ioyously to the task
and before Monty could enter a pro
test he was jerked, without ceremony,
before the high and mighty tribunal.
Whats he charged wIth?7 asked the
Judge. Splitting on the floor, your
honor" replied Forty Seven "Guilty
and fined two bits, next said the
Judge. and the fine was promptly paid
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
LADY SCOTT
HEARS The
SAD news
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram Dy united fress
Wellington, \. e., Feb. 27.-Lady
Scott widow OF Capt Robert T.. Scott,
the Antarctic explorer, who perished
after reaching the south pole, arrived
here today
4 must be as brave as my husband
would wish me to be, she said, when
she was met by Commander Evans
and her brother Lieut.. Bruce, dry
eyed and features composed, though
obviously suffering great anguish
Lady Scott was on the Pacific ocean
when news Of her husbands heroic
deeds and tragic death was first flash
ed around the world. She sailed from
San Francisco. hoping to meet Capt,
Scott there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

DR.. Fulkeraon pointed ont Los An
geles Des Moines and other cities
that have been cleaned UP.
Rev F. H. Essert delivered al. adj
dress at the Baptist church to wo-
men on Mothers Relation to the
White Slave Traffic" The meeting
was well attended.
Tonight Dr. Fulkerson will deliver
an address to women only at the Bap-
tist church and Rev f. II, Essert will
address the men at the Methodist
church, Both addresses viii further
enlighten along the subject Of the
white slave traffic and definite plans
win be made for the local organiza-
ton.
Both Of the speakers are represen.
tatiyes Of the National Anti-White
Slave association.