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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27

Held Annual Reunion and II Was BY No
Means a Dull Tine.

81 Andrews club members. ever ibyial
plotters against staynation ia any ana
all forms. assembled az their hea iqunr.
ters Christmas eve for their annual re-
union ENasperating eomraTifon. WITH
the clubs get -torethsrs Of other days
are not needed here. but Friday evenings
iete would surely suffer not whit i
comparison we're % lle made. There
was q big showing Of catables and very
capable dinner corps bad charge of the
service. President Edwsfd Finmey uas
the master Of afairs until the time fer
exercises arrived. Angus
Mcdonald was then iutrodnna 90 tie
nnd new ~ sonr and
speechmaking followed
Among those who contributed safne
af The stirring songs ~ an elder daR
utre Harry Clark James Webster ie-
seph VIII Alexander irunsiie 1ames
Horr. james Auiersan John 1oiust1H
and the Eeniml t0astunster himsflt
There nas 81 iHtermnture uf iref
speeches In uhieh several of TIE mem.
isrs tuak uccasioH 81 nsut ufh usr
antiaii rri8e e. ths rluls rraNrrss =
Ialh III Developed that flf ureani7a
.ian Is 80 o. sssuu3 fnantiai tasis uf
prospects faf stiaafssffi fuelse- usa1
.u fane Wne n tiM nnsf nniHfah8
.ratrras az flie rsisf ffntiti fafrrfsfe
sas tl.s ureaenfHf.an a. ftlrzf e. faiH
saais fff asfaaans rffAHFfl flH flnh
Tlase whs assste8 Is ans war nn8
.naftfr in rsrfs 81 ths rrlrHs rlans
h-atrt to a suesessftl tr-lrirsfasn usFt
sanar8 Fmnfr - nrssiisrs aamss
.ft,ksu uH % MarF# Ussk Frnah
) l..an kannrsE MHnf srd Aarus wf-
Bus4saH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
GIFT OF $4,000
TO RUTLAND YOUTH
Ex-Gov. Mead Donates Large Building
Which Will Be Turned Into
Home for Community Life,
Together with Gym
nasium.

| Rutland, Dec 27.--Rey. A. II. Brad
ford, pastor OF the First Congregational
church of Rutland, announced at Sun
day mornings service the gift by ex-
Governor John A. Mead OF this city of
the J.. II. Mclntire property at the south
east corner of Center and Court streets
to be used by the young people of Rut
land as q community center with club
rooms, gymnasium, tennis courts, etc, and
to be administered by the trustees and
used as headquarters for various social
and recreative activities under the gen.
eral supervision OF the Congregational
church.
Governor Mead has had in mind for
two years the gift of a parish house to,
the church and the idea gradually de-
veloped into a more extensive plan. 1t
is planned to dedicate the property to
the young people of Rutland and regard
less of creed or church connection TO
make it of the widest scope
The place, which is located only few
rods from the Congregational church,
consists of a large three.story brick
house, large brick barn and half an
acre of land
The remodelling OF the house and barn,
the equipment OF gymnasium, the lay
ing out Of tennis courts, the establish !
ment OF social rooms with games and
amusement, the location of committee |
rooms, dining ROOM Kitchen and an au-
are among the things planned |
for the project, the entire expense TO be |
borne by Governor Mead. The property |
viii be decided to the trustees OF the /
church and it is esti-
mated that the gift when the buildings
are remodeled and equipped and the
grounds laid out will have cost Governor
Mead $4,000.
Although the church viii be the re-
sponsible organization behind the plan
for this community center, it is de-
signed 10 place il under the direct man
,gement Of a non-sectariaa board with
liberal powers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
MANY EXPOSED TO DIpHrHERIA.
Child Dies Eight Days After Attending
ST. Albans Party.

st. Albans, Dee. 27.-Dorothy Lambert,
ten year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lambert of st. Adams Town, died
yesterday morning of diphtheria after
three days illness. The child on Dec. IL
attended a Christmas party, in which the
pupils of two district schools united II
is thought that many persons, especially
children, have been exposed, and strict
observance win be kept of those who
attended the party. Quarantine may be
imposed on all persons who could have
been exposed. A brother of the child died
last June Of the same disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
100 NARROWLY ESCAPE FLAMES.
Chodikee Lake Hotel and Raymond Rior-
dan School Burn Flat.

Highland, n. Y, Dec 27.-One hundred
guests of the Chodikee Lake hotel and 80
students Of the Raymond Riordan school
were barely able TO escape early last
night, when the hotel and school build
ings at Chodikee lake, seven miles north
of this village, were destroyed by fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
FUNERAL OF A c. DOWNING.


Funeral services for Almou G. Down.
ing. who passed away Thursday. sitter
q long illness. Wefe heid n the Hedding
Methodist church sunday afternoon At
2 O'Clock. tils pastof Rev D. D. Newell
oflciatine a numler of peofle from
Washington Chelses ard iiarfuiek a.
tended tlie services end there Nere seF-
rral fns aurnl tffhutess The bearers
we're u D. Owning of barre FIRED
It1huuun ~ Chelssa George uusffne -
Washiuetan and Adsn nyuuinr ~ Hard
Wnk Internent nas rnaae IN the farni-
1v Dc Sc EImwaoa esuletarv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27

T1is fune-ni of hiFs. Herisgt A Enrn
mhr rmsaE awHT 80 hgw hafns = unn
sfFrsf Fridar rftHFuuur. Nas l.siH ~ t'lr
Hat-sf this aftssnaur nt 3 nffusE Far
vi marmesf 81 ttw fnnnrsna4 i.....
amfrb Hstinr tirs - q. tnuh sanr
aIeaH Enr fHt nr6 Eaafsr wr
sfE tr Tfae ThHre utrf uunIlsr rf
iaHat n auTrl ftimtss Torfshs a.
81 rk $50 w - fafar
r tu urfr s F-sa rr1-
ssnF ft IanfN Hss utaae asrnlass rn
M So fn@ fHHterr famsss "a
NuHsaaa atsrnHar mff irf-T-
asff in tis nrrf fanF &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
TURKISH ASSAULTS
WERE REPULSED
Attacked British at Kut Fl Anara and
Were Repulsed, According to oficisl
Report at Delhi.

Delhi, Dec. 27.--Vigorous Turkish as
saults against the British at Kut II An
ara were repulsed Saturday with heavy
loss, according 10 official report
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
HORSE TKPALED ON rrrE
Pips was Driven conpistsiy Ttroufl
IT'S Botv.

81 AfiMus. nsr q nHe ~ sY.xn 81
hsary hs~ses. belonging a. las HBtuu.
Vas st1sak ufir infursa ssfurtar. eher
the tsam tafarns friFiteuaa and ren fur
= rgusiafratlle distanas - @t sHans
Teen. tsfars uue uf thf nrisnsls lsH rrsur
81 iTun rir.e FFutrudifiE ai.ses ~ surtsas
tf ths iawn The Htlas wss G-8rsn aslsf-
F8sfslr tisruurh the brgass t.a.Er Twa
r5ts were frartufef Erf fuo iffnraE
Cshsrufss ffis eninaal rflr-zreffir ssearaE
iufuTT enssFs frnn tfs u4v waama
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
PARIS FLOOD THREATENED.
Seine River Has Risen 10 Feet and Rain
Is Still Falling.

Paris, Dec. 27.--The river Seine has
risen 10 feet, and it is expected that the
rains will continue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27
KING PETER FLEEs.
Taken Away from Balkans by Italian
Cruiser.

Brindisi, Dec. 27.--King Peter Of Serbia
has arrived here on an Italian cruiser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-27

Mr. AlazEnter Nu-rfsrn ut.e tas
issF risifin1 hsr Esstsr. Ms Mrrezs a
ttM Mnrvin txrm ua els Nius.sts.iisa Hna8
ftttTusl fls nfss-naur - ~ hsrus n
rferfaaal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10

Section 20. Grantee shan h,x
rieht hereunder 20 use only sueh - y
er for propcllinE interurban a.. -
designated in section 90. Arsc,. 49,,
Revised civil Statutes. 1911. the s ~.
~ Texas
Sccuon 81 This ordinAne. -.
take effect and be IN force fror -,
after Us passage and approval 49,
publication and acceptance.
Now Therefore notice is n.r.hy i.
On. That the said election wln h. ~,
in the said city ~ Corpus Chris, !.
the time and place and w,th,n ~
hours mentioned boz said resolution -,
in the manner therein SCI ou,
ROY MILLER
Mayor ~ the city of CORFU, chr.,
Attest;
F J. MULLIGAN. City Secretary
81 the city " Corpus Christi
Advt IA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10
official nsllo,.

y For the srantlne Co J. A. CaNwcil
tertRin frauchisc entitled "An prdin-
knre granting 90 J. II. Caawcli, HIS
eaiescnaofa and assigns, the right 10
ooruiruct. maintain ami operate a rys-
ten uf inirruThRn rAilwaya within tho
Cig ~ Corpus Christi, ANA oyeg, aloug,
ACROSS ana upon Those certain herein
AFTER designated streets and avenues a.
the CITY ~ Corpus CHRISTI Texas. and
regulating The construction, operation.
equipment and niaintcnarcc thereof T"
Against the granting te J. II. Cas-.
we'll rcriain franchise entitled can
ordinance granting 60 J. "a CaHwcl
his AucceHaorn aud assigns, the right Go
construct. maintain and operate "a sys
tom OF intcrarhan railways Within the
Clty ~ Corpas Christi ana over along,
acreas ard upon those certain herein.
nftsr designated streets and avenues in
tho Guy uf Corpus Christi. Texas. and
regulating the construction operation.
equipment and maintenance thereof
The matter of holding said special
election shall hs governed by the laws
81 the state uf Texas. regulating reg,
uiar elections ~ the City ~ Corpn,
Christi Nuccea County, Texas.
"A cupy ~ this resolution. signed hs
tho Mayor ~ the Ciiy of Corpus Chris
al. shall aerve an propeE rOticc OF aAi,
*icction and the said Mayor ~ dircc,e,
40 cause the same to be posted up a
.nAld voting place la said voting pre-
lelnet. the same being a public place u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10

naid city. and So cause the same. to-
gcthcr with n copy ~ said ordinance.
10 be- published in rewHpapcf pub
iiahod 10 the City ~ Corpue christi,
Nuocoa County Texas. for thirty t3ol
days PRIOR % The Time ~ holding said
election
The ordinance, grant hnf fpuchise
which 10 ~ be given, Franiod ard
adopted W rejected. 10 AZ f9iloWh Co.
witt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10

aud the ctty ordinances now in exist
ance or which may hereafter be pass
ed not Inconsistent herewith.
Nothlnr ia iha franchise shall be
eonrtrl Il in such a manner as 70 ia
any way ahridEe the righi ~ the city
"a corpus christi o. pass the ncces-
s.rv noiire ordinances Tor the pro-
lection OF the citizens ~ the city nt
Corpus Christi and their property ana
the property ~ THIS rrauieo
The grantee shan q, al times as
inlay and keep the necessary danger
signals and proper guards around an
oKravatIura and distractions and Hhah
Keen huffcicut space in good condl-
uon for the travel of wagons ana
teams. on 40 lcast one side - ava eh-
cavatlens and distractions and shhH.
~ soon aB practicable. restore ah
streets and public places Co "a coudl-
flon equally as good ns before any
srenlrrs or Instructions are made ana
shall observe and follow nll reasonable
regu'ations and orders ~ the street
Comm lssloner with regard to repairs
SECTION 49, This ordinance Us grant
"a uuun the express condition that the
grantee herein named shall. as soon 49,
said mIlfusd ls ready t0 hegin opera
tions. become resident citizen OF the
state ~ Texas CO.. that De- Will sell as
slan and transfer Ary and an on MS
rights hereunder 40 some person. firm
or nssncmtlon residing boz the state ~
Texas COS to some corporation duly or
qanlred Cos him and his associates un-
drl Csc iam.g ~ the state ~ Texas FOR
me purpose ~ mairininins hun oyer
'uuug said pilroad.
section 90. This ordl ince shall be
~ M force or effect whatever unless 80
shall bc accepted by the grantee with
in ,he time and in the manner herein
mentioned.
Section - n Is expressly agreed
and understood that the city ~ Corpus
Christi shan have az an times the rght
90 avail itself ~ the provisions 81
chapter "a OF Title Us ~ thc Acts "
tne Twenty -ninth Legislature. 1905. %
the state ~ Texas aud AN amend
mcnis thereto.
seiciou o. Wherever che words "the
grantee occur IN this ordinance they
shall mean aud be understood 60 be
). a. Caswcll ~ the cry ~ san Diego
california hts Successors lcssccs OF
assigns. and any individual co part
nrrshlp or corporation, receiver oi
other person or authority owning 81
operating such franchise or said raii-
way system,
section ". Al ordinances or paris
nf ordinances Inconsistent herewith
are herchy repealed
Section &C. Whenever the sal,
grantee shall ml or refuse or neg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10
NOTICE OF SPECIAL rL1crlor.

whereas. on tho sih day 81 July. a.
~ 1915, the City Cvancil 81 the Iitt
"a Corpus Christi Npccca County
Tskan az regular meeting held at
tie city Hall on said date, tho foi'
loving resolution WAS duly offered by
t'ommisnlcner Sutherland seconded -
Chinmiasioncr ward. ana adopted by
tho following vote. io.wit' Roy Miller
a. a. Sutherland. r. -. Ward, l. q.
Collins. anh J. N. Gallagher. all voting
ayes
@RssoIutIani
Nhtrcnn. J A. Caapcll ~ San Diego.
California, has prtisinned the city
Council 81 The Ciiy " Corpus Christi.
hy virtue ~ the authority contained
IN The charter ~ said cry, 60 order
n npcclaI election fof tho adoption ~
rejection ~ the legally qualified voters
of the city ~ Corpus Christi ~ tho
grant Or franchise comforting upon the
na'd j. u. CnHwcll the rights. powers
ala privileges Hoi forth ln ibo anid
81 finance entitled IAN Ordinance
~ ,nilrg to D. a. CasWeli his success
40 y aud assigns, the siEht go construct.
maintain and operate a system ~ In.
torutbnn railways within tho Guy 81
t-iFifuN NfiHll gnu hfNIs Hf'NN N'A'h"
igfd upon Those cot unnznnawu
dchiknated streets ana nychuf1 ~ '''-
city - Cnrpuu Christi Texas, and
rsmllntinF tho construction, operation,
eluinmcnt and maintenance thereof Do
fTborcforc. no d Resolved iy the CITY
Conncii ~ the city of Corpus Christi.
Nurcea County. TeasEi
Chat IL IL hereby ordered that an
election be hcld un the ION day ~
ApgNat a. q. 1878. at which election
the adoption or REJECTION of the grant
% y A. chswcli hy the city ~ Corpus
Christi ~ Tho rights. power nrd priv
iloKeH act forth in a certain ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance granting ca j.
" Cnawoli, his successors hnd na-
~sEpa, The righl 60 construct, maintain
aud npefntc system Of intorufhau
ullwaya within The City ~ Corpus
Christi nnd over along. across and
lppn those certain hereinafter dvsir
mated streets ARA avenues In the Cit,
Of Corpus Christi. Texas, and roFulat
Ing tho construction. operation, cauip
mont aud maintenance thereof" sinai
he submitted. said election shall hl
held w. the City ~ Corpus christi il
nond Election Precinct No. one. a
the same has heretofore been ontnh
llshcd ANA designated by the Gu
Council Of the City ~ Corpus Christi
An qualified voters Within tho city "a
Corpus CHRISTI shall vote Ia the Re
cnrdera Office ln the city Han ~ ih
city OF Corpus Chf.ati
Tho following olilcofa are hereby ~
pointed 60 hold said elections
q, -. Wright Presiding Judge.
n r, Mernmap. Assistant Judge.
&. u. Mallln. Clerk.
A. r. Fitraimmona. Clerk.
Tho prcaidinE judge ~ said votin
precinct shall appoint such other clofl,
10 assist Va enc holding az nnid oicctio
~ shall hv necessary and AH prescribe
~ law. The polls ~ said election plac
phalt be kept upon from uight u'cloc
m. 10 seven o'clock y. ~, on IN
10Th day 10 August a u 1918, and d
GATH election only iceuily qualified vol
ssaof tho city ~ Corpus ChriHt, Ma,
Sos County. Texas. shall hc allowed
vote Voting she'll bc by an offcl'
ballot 40 required BY law. ana number
sd1ns required by law, H. The followiu
hDfm. to.wi,i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-10

Granting 10 . ~ Cnawoll bio success
sors snd assigns. Tho riHh o. construct
maintain and operate "a system uf in-
terurhhn railways Within the city ~
Corpus Christi. ard over. along. RcruHa
ana upon those certain hrrinaficf deA-
ifnnted streets and avenues la tho cry
~ Corpus christi. Texas. aud ruHuint.
ing the construction, operation. equip
mcLt and maintenance ihoreUf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

the age Of fable and myth, but alsJ
the sum total of the thinking of grea
writer's who interpreted the national
and individual experience of their
people in the light of the main inotll
of Hebrew development, their passion
for the pursuit OF spiritual truth
Such a book as the Bible cannot
fail to interest the student OF lltera-
ture The worlds greatest writer's
have paid tribute to it as a source of
inspiration. To one who would trace
the stream OF history to its source
discovering the underlying forces en-
tering into social evolution, it is no
less valuable while to the soul that
Graves insight into the mystery Of
the realm which lies beyond the un-
seen, in which mankind rises to the
heights OF reality, the book of books
Is indispensable. No wonder, there
fore that a man who ranks with the
most distinguished scholars and
statesmen Of his generation feels
sorry for the men who do not read
the Bible"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
THE GREATEST BOOK.

am sorry for the men who do no
read the Bible every day; ] wonde
why they deprive themselves of th'
strength and pleasure. 1t is one o
the most singular books in the world
for every time you open it some tex
that you have read a score Of times
beams with ne1 meaning. Evi
IDENTIFY the mood and the thought OF
that day, bred by circumstances that
you can not analyze, has suddenly
thrcwn its light upon the page, brings
out upon the page something that you
never saw before lie upon it. There
is no other book that ! know Of which
this is true; there is no other book
that Yields its meaning so personally
that seems to fit itself SO intimately
to the very spirit that is seeking its
guidance. Woodrow Wilson
Students of general history readily
discover distinctive directions in
which the genius of every civilized
people expresses itself Influences
originating in environment, including
climate. physical features and a vari-
ETY. of other causes which are dis
cussed by writer's dealing with the
philosophical side Of history give
peculiar trend to the thought and life
of each particular race.
Of the nations of antiquity, all know
that the Greeks were distinguished
for purely intellectual development
their literature and art standing out
as q contribution to civilization, un
surpassed by the achievements of
any later age. Capacity for law and
government, it is equally well known,
marked the Romans who were the
heirs of the Greeks as the dominant
world race.
Another people whose appearance
upon the stage as prominent actors in
the world drama preceded that OF the I
last two, were the Hebrews. To the
latter practically all students concede 7
the honor of having penetrated into I
the realm of the spiritual with a /
deeper and clearer grasp than the
seers of any other race were able to
.each.
The record of the explorations Of
mighty men of the Hebrew people in
heir quest of the most profound
ruths of existence have been left to
IS in book which we call the Bible.
II this volume is embraced the classic
literature OF the Children of Israel,
including history, fiction, drama,
'oetry and philosophy. 1t is in reality
lot book. but library, containing
ot only the traditions and history of
he Hebrews, extending far back into
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11
PREPAREDNESS AND PARTISAN
ISM.

In reply to a query from the New
York World Colonel Roosevelt says
he believes that the question OF ma
tional preparedness is one that trans
cends party lines" He is heartily in
favor of Democrats, Republicans and
Progressives getting together on the
matter and then he tells how it should
be done.
The way is so simple that it wonder
nobody else ever thought of it. All
that is necessary is to reject the ut
terly inadequate, not even half
measures" proposed by the present
president and merely adopt my
ideas. Colonel Roosevelt demands
rat once, not within five years. navy
that will make us the second naval
power in the world, and 4at once
army of at least 2500O0
men,
To make his position still palmer,
the Colonel concludes his remarks by
saying:
'Messrs. Bryan and Ford do not rep
resent the chief danger from the
standpoint of preparedness. for it is
quite impossible that they can make
any permanent appeal to any persons
save those so incurably foolish that
they really ought to live in the more
backward portions of China. 1t is Mr..
and to a lesser degree, Mr..
Taft, who represent the real danger
10 this nation from the standpoint of
for self-defense and of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
(By High School Reporter,)
! *+***a*+*+ + ; j. j. + )

On Tuesday morning the Botany
class, accompanied by their teacher
Miss Flasler, went on an excursion to
gather agtumn leaves Each member
Of the elafs had ben requested to bring
an edible fruit These. ranging in size
from blackberry to a banana, were
put into a basket, and before leaving
high school grounds, each member
was allowed to draw" a fruit which
he was to exa-nine and classify before
eating. The excursion was a success.
the different kinds Of leaves and bark
added to the herbarium, making a
more varied collection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY

In a comfortable Studebaker Tour
ing Car would please the whole fam
lily. Here's chance for many OF
them. This big 49, just came in
Reason? Owner wanted a 1915 Big
Six Studebaker Here's your chance
al 1895, a dandy Christmas present
for the family.
Want to save some for other pres
ents? Well. we can offer some
"time'-but hurry, this snap won't
last long P G. Spinning. Phone 999.
12-11-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11
J.W. OWSLEY
JEWELER
You're Safe at Owsley's
performance OF international

the performance Of international
duty"
It win readily be noted that for a
real get-together platform, with ali
partisanship eliminated, the ColonePs
program possesses merits of re-
splendent nature. All that it calls for
on the part of statesmen of every po-
lstical persuasion is to surrender all
notions not in accord with those Of
the Colonel and to land bag and bag
sage in the camp of the "militarists.'
Such a tolerant attitude naturally
tends to draw all partisans together,
thus taking the issue entirely out OF
politics-a blind man can see that. A
funny fellow is the colonel, especially
in his most serious moments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

Marsh.
Paper, Original Story" Ronald
Powell.
Reading, Thelma Wild Rose.
Debate, Resolved, that United
States Should Increase It's Defense
Facilities"
Affirmative. Joe Bruner and Hazel
Winder; negative, Jesse Forbes, Ida
Chestnut.
Quartette, Arthur Griffith, Norman
Duncan, Clarence Turner, Louie
Gardner. The Other Wise Man.
Charles Holding. Parliamentary prac-
tice, Robere Brooks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

The Philomathean Literary Society,
formerly the "B' will meet Wednes-
day, December 15. at the high school
auditorium. The program is as fol
lows:
Piano solo. Blanche Harness.
Christmas in Other Lands" Nellie
Wendt.
Reading, Mrs. Wigs" Murray
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

In Oklahoma City a high municipal
authority holds that jay drivers are
"boobs." A load like that ought to
stop you from driving on the wrong
side of the street, cutting corners and
committing other similar crimes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

The Judicious Art Of Being a Mother
in-law.' The temptation to give new
turn to the most ancient of jests is
strongy but having one Of our own,
we prudently refrain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-12-11

Still, the chances are that the pre-
paredness debate in congress will not
be bit more brilliant than the ora
torical show that was staged when the
city dads pulled off the clock argu-
ment.