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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
DATY KONTEST0W JEDENASTKI
UNIWERSYTETU NOTRE
DAME JUA OGkOSZONE.

Instructor Henryk Harper jedena-
SIKH z Uniwersytetu Notre Dame,
kt6ry spedzal niedawno wakacye W
Kansas, powr6cii do Uniwersytetu
pred paru dniami, ably ma nowo "a
lac sic trenowaniem kandydat6w do
jedenastki Uniwersyteckiej pa scion
nadchodzacy. Pierwsze kontesty PREY
gotowawcze odbyG sic maja dnia 10.
wrzesnia ma boisku Uniwersytec-
klein. Chluba Polak6w, Franciszek
Rydzewski, South Chicagowianin,
stanie prawdopodobnie do cry jak
zwykle.
Lista k~ontest6w ma n~adchodzacy
scion TAXA:
29go wrzeSnia z Ripon College W
Notre Dame.
ego pazdziernika z Kalamazoo Col
lege W Notre Dame.
1890 pazdziernika z Wisconsin W
Madison.
27go p%azdzlernika z Nebraska W
Lincoln.
3go listopada Z Army W West
Point (skreslone.)
10go listopada z Michigan Aggies
W Notre Dame.
17go listopada 2 Morning Side W
Sioux City, Iowa.
24go listopad z Washington and
Jefferson W Washington, Pa.
Geese owej siawnej ,,maszyny" do
CRY tego roku ME stanie a to dlatego
il kilku cz}onk6w zaklad juz opu-
Scilo przez zdanie egzaminu roczne-
go a kilku tez wstapiio ma kurs Off
cerski do wojska Wuja Sauna. 2 po-
miedzy zeszlorocznych graczy POGO
staja Phelen, Meagher, Andrews |
Franciszek Rydzewski. syn Komisa-
RIA Elekcyjnego re South Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30

% do ogioSIen - wielkich lima.
tych, kaidego rodzaju tresci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI Eajmuje
bezsprzscznie pierwsze miEjscs W ca.
lei AmOrycs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
- Rozterki w Niemczech
KROLESTWO
WYCH SkOWIAN.

Korfu, 8. sierpnia. - Premier
serbski, Pasics udzieli} nader zaj-
mujacego interwiewu Prasie Sto-
warzyszonej, w kt6rym zawarl
cele i teniencye Serbii: s~trzesz--
czaja sic one W idei wielkiego
,Krolestwa Pofudniowych S}owian
ktore liczyioby okofo II milion6w
ludnosci a by}oby obszarem try
razy wieksze Cd Hiszpanii. Pa
sizes utrzymuje, IL mad ~realizacyQ
tel idei p~racuja dziaiacze wszy-
stkich ludlow poludniowo-s}o-
wiahskich, podziela ia take i kro:
Piotr i regent ks. Alexander, ba-
wiacy chwilowo w Salonikach. O.
wo pahstwo obejmowaloby Ser
bow, Kroatow i Sioweiic6w, kt6-
rzy wszyscy mowia faktycznle Je-
dnym jezykiem z niewielkiemi Cd
mianami, wytworzonemi przez pc
litycznc podziaiy austryackie
Serbia, Czarnogora, Bosnia, Her
cegowina, Dalmacya, Kroacya,
Slawonia OTTO kraje, kt6re/ wejSt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
Tylko. 2ODni

Juz tylko 20 dni pozostalo do
otwarcia Kursow Handlowych W
Szkole Polskiej Korporacyi Han
dlowej. Kto chce zapewnic sobie
lepsza przyszfosc i lepszy FARO
hex, MECH pamieta o tenn, re mad
szedl juz czas, kiedy trzeba sic
zdobyc ma krok stanowczy.
Zapotrzebowanie ma wyksztal-
conych handlowcow polskich jest
ogromne. Potrzeba ludzi do orga-
nizowania kooperatyw i przed--
s~iebiorstw handlowych w osa-
dach polskich. Potrzeba ludzi do
reprezentowania wielkich firm a
merykanskich w Polsce i w Rosyi.
Potrzeba buchalterow i sprzedaw-
COW sklepowych. Potrzeba dyrek-
torow sprzedazy i correspondent
tow handlowych. Sauna Polska
Korporacya Handlowa bedzie
potrzebowafa do rozwijajacego
sic stale Interest," swego najmniej
sto osob W nastepnym roku.
Kto posiadzie wyksztalcenie
handlowe, ten bedzie miai byt "a
pewniony i dobry zarobeK be-
wzgledu ma to, gdzie bedzie, w A
MERGE czy w Polsce.
Otwarcie Kursow Handlowych
odbedzie sic dnia 20-go wrzesnia,
Jest to ostatni termin przyjmo-
wanna aplikacyi. Trzeba dzialac,
Pc informacye zgiaszac sic do
sklepu Korporacyi pod adresem
TIA Milwaukee ave-, lub wprost
do Glownego Biura. Adresowac
tax: Palatine Commercial Corpo-
ration, 1856 Milwaukee ave-, Chi
cago, III. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30

maja W sklad owego panstwa,
kt6re byloby Uniq federatywna:
wszystkic Judy mialyby zupelnq
wolnoSc demokratyczna pod
prezydencya monarchii konstytu-
cyjncj, wolnoSt rcligijna, VOL
nose sIowa, prasy, sumicnia byly-
by jak najrozleglejsze; pahstwo
take byioby potega zarowno Ia
dowa, jak morska, poniewaz po--
siadaloby znaczny front wybrzeza
IA Adryatyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
OLszTA STATE w PONIEDZIALEK
DO WALK u HENDERSONEM.

PieSciarz polski, Chluba miastecz-
ka Joliet. Franciszek Olszta alias
kid Obey" zmierzy sic dnia Sgo
wrzesnia Labor Day. z p~iesciarzem
Marty Hendersonem. Walka ia o kt6
rel cd paru tygodni sportowcy wciaz
rozprawiali, ograniczona jest do die
sieciu stare a odbedzie sic W Aurora
pod egida promotora walk Jack Sa-
gera.
Obaj piesciarze doskonale g. PREY
gotowani do walki tel l dlatego spo-
dziewat sic nalezy waikiki 20 smierc |
iycie". q olszta ma wake to wybie-
ra sic okoio 100 przyjacioi z Joliet
wraz z mana1erem jego, Frankiem
Merritt ma czele.
- A del mu tn Franek m nasy-
MI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30

3 O20 0 0 2 2 8
RICHMONDS:
90 4o4x- 16
Skradzione mety - Stankiewicz'
S. Migawa 2, B. Socki.
,Uderzenia ma cztery mety S. MI
gawa. F. Jimmy.
Podw6jne cry - Dombrowski do
Zimnego do Olihskiego.
Wymachanych: przez j. MigaWe
8: przez Jab1ohskiego 1; przez
Brandta 1.
wolne metv ma piiki: cd j. Nigga
Wv 8; cd Jabiohskiego 3; Cd Brand
ia 2. y
Gas cry - 500. widow: 400
sedziowie CRY Julewicz Katz'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
I QjNY!
Z FINLANDYI.
Helsingfors. 80. sierpnia.

Helsingfors, ~. slerpnla. -
Donosza Z Bjorneborg, re tam
przyszlo do krwawych rozruchow
pomiedzy Finami a zolnierzami
ro~syjskimi: W walce ma ulicach
miasta kilkanaScie osob zostafo
zabitych. Wczoraj mial zostac
ponownie otwarty sejm finskl
wbrew zakazowi rzadu rosyjskie-
60, a premier Kierenskij zapowie-
dial publicznie w Moskwie, IL
stlumi sila zakusy proby otwar--
cia tego sejrnu wbrew wolf Rosyi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
z NIEMIEC.
Kopenhaga, 80. sierpnia.

hopeillldSd, w.
Odpowiedz C%entralnych ma note
pokojowa Papieza Benedykta 70
sta}a od}ozona ma dni 10 - Jak
oglaszaja pisma niemieckie; po-
dobno Austrya i Niemcy juz So
zdecydowane ma odpowiedz, lecz
czekaja jeszcze ma Turcye. Kwe-
stya pokoju jest powodem / pred
miotem coraz ostrzejszych alta
kow ma osobe kanclerza Michaeli-
sa; ostatnio prof. Delbtueck w
swoim ,,Almanachu" posadza Of
warcie kanclerza o fla wole i tu-
m%anienie ludu i wytyka Smia}o,
re kanclerz i jego Rad ME posia-
daja zaufania W parlamencie, kto-
ry ME wierzy oswiadczeniu kan
c~ierza, re Niemcy gotowe sa "a
wrzec pokoj ma zasadzie be- ane-
xacyi i odszkodowah. Prasa ca
lych prawie Nicmiec zwraca sig
ostrq krytyka przeciw kanclcrzo-
wi.
Rozterki w Niemczech
wzrastajq: przejawem ich jest O.
statni fakt, IL agraryusze bawar-
soy wstrzymali stanowczo wysy}-
XII swoich produkt6w rolnych dc
Prus i organizuja sic ma tel pod
Stawie; takaz sama tendencya mo
sic juz i W innych przejawiat kra'
ZACH niemieckich, ktore ME chca
kosztem swoich ludlow zywit
D- IL .o1Io.+-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30

3. 500
J0ZEF PLISZKA w FORT
SHERIDAN.

Ma kurs oficerski do Fort Sheri-
dan udaje sic bardzo wielu re slaw-
nym W swiecie sportowym atlet6w a
miedzy tymi i Polak, J6zef S. Plisz-
ka, ~,,gwiazdka" nielada jedenastki
Uniwersytetu Notre Dame z roku
1914. WystepowaI. on W pozycyi q
bardzo dobrze spisywal sie) half
back.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
DIS POSIEDZENIE POLSKICH
KREGLARZY.

W sail klubowej W kregielni uni
versal", PREY Milwaukee i Robey ul..
odbedz!e sic DZISIAJ %wieczorem po-
sIedzenie organizacyjne ~wszystkich
kreglarzy polskich. Poczatek posie-
dzenia o godzinie $50 punkt. -
Stawcie sic wszyscy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
JCTRO POSIEDZENTE LIGI
~,,NORTH-WEST".

" kregielni Universal" PREY Mil
waukee i,.North aves., odbedzie sic
JUTRO wieczorem posiedzenie piatek
n~ale5acych do ligi wyzej wymienio--
nej. Poczatek ~posiedzenia zapowia-
daja ma rgodzine Sma punkt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
II PARKU POLONIA.

Ma boisku W parku wyiej wymie-
nionym odbyl sic onegdaj kontest
d2iewiatki ,,Richmonds" z rywalami
tegimi z klubu Luce Stars. Wy
grail CT pierwsi pokonawszy tych o..
tatnich punktami 16 do s. Cyfry Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-30
Ze szkoly Ola glucho-
niemych ~,,Ephpheta"
300 NO.. CRAWFORD AVE,
CHICAGO, ILL.

w niedziele, dnia 2. / w ponie-
dziaiek dnia 3. wrzeSnia odbedzie
sic W szkole ,,Ephpheta" centowy
bazaar penny social" ma rzecz Ia
kladu. Polskich dzieci W zakla--
die ,,Ephpheta" bylo w ubie-
gIym roku 80 Z roznych parafii
polskich w Chicago, albowiem "a
klad nasz jest jedynym tego ro-
dzaju katolickim zak}adem W
Chicago.
Polonie chicagoska ~serdecznie
zapraszamy do wziecia udzia}u W
bazarze. Bedzie tam sposobnosc
nabyc DUO wartosciowych i u
zytecznych rzeczy, robotek, it'd,
zrobionych przez dzieci zakladu,
Gel najgodniejszy poparcia, DO
niesienie pomocy ubogiej, glucho-
niemej dziatwie, ktora w zak}adzie
naszym otrzymuje nietylko wy
ksztaicenie, ale i utrzymanie.
o liczne przybycie i poparcie
laskawe uprasza
Polski Komitet Urzadzajacy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
STREET
COMBED;; NO
RESULTS
Recent Raids on Vags in Negro Section
Has Desired Effect at Least Tenn
porariIy Say Officers

Nothing doing in Two street last
night said Deputy Sheriff Bob Cas-
tleman this morning. 1--WE made the
rounds after dark but there was not a
soul to be found in the street"
The proclamation Of war against
white loiterers in that street is having
its desired effect, according to the
sherifrs office, and this war viii be
kept up, it is declared, until this nui-
sance is abated.
The arrest yesterday Of the negro,
Emanuel Reed. was due to this cam
paign. A man was arrested by Castle
man on Saturday night for vagrancy
on coming out Of the negro's place,
whiskey being found on him which is
said to have been purchased from
Emanuel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
Gave Out Advance Tip 10 Newspaper Men
TO Prevent Injurious Effect Upon
Stock Market, Says Reporter
BOILING DEMANDS
APOLOGY OF WOOD
Brother Of Presidents Wife Resenls Intro
duciiOn Of Name Into Controversy
by Congressman
BY united Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Jan. 1O.--Ths first
contradictory testimony" in the inves-
tigation Of the note leak by the house
rules committee came today when
Archie Jamison, rerorted for the Cen
tral News association, said Secretary
Lansing gave advance information re-
garding the note to newspaper men 10
prevent an injurious effect upon the
stock market
Lansing hand Previously declared
that he did not have the stock market
in mind when he told the newspaper
men about the note
r. w. Boiling, brother OF President
Wilson's wife, was the first witness
before the committee today. He de-
manded an apology from Representa-
tive Wood for bringing his name into
the probe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
In Proposed Commission Form for County,
County Judge, Treasurer and Sheriff
Would Supplant Commissioners
SEEK TO IMPROVE
COUNTY FINANCING
Bill introduced in Senate 10 Create County
+ Depository Where Deposits Must
Be Made Daily
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Jan. 1O.-Senators
Eugene Kerr, Of Muskogee, and John
Golobie, Of Guthrie, and Representative
Hodges, Of Ol1mulgee today are pre-
pairing bills for introduction in the leg
islature at this session providing for
the commission form Of government
for counties
Whether the commission form will
be made optional or will be enforced
upon certain counties will be deter
mined by the committee, it is believ-
ed
It is planned to have the county
judge, clerk, treasurer and sheriff
make up an ex-officio. board in place
of the board now elected Senator
Kerr advocates county manager to
supervise county institutions and the
construction Of roads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
EXPOSITION
FIRE COST
$4,000
Fire Department Hampered by Shortage
Of Hose al Early Morning Fire
at State Fair Grounds

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, Jan. 10.-Tne work
Of cleaning up the debris left by the
fire which destroyed the exposition
building at the Oklahoma state faif
grounds early this morning has al
ready begun.
l. S. Mahan, secretary Of the fair as
sociation, declared that plans for a
new building would be discussed at a
meeting Of the board Of directors this
afternoon.
The fire, starting from an unknown
origin, was discovered By switchman
who happened to be passing. The fire
department arrived but was hampered
by the shortage Of hose and the wood
structure burned fast.
This was the second fire at the fair
grounds within a month. Some enter
tain the belief that it may have been
caused by incendiarism.
The loss is estimated at $4,000 Of
which $4,000 was on the building and
the remainder on the loss Of merchants
and manufacturers booths contained
in it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
CALL
COMES TO
COL. CODY
Famous Plainsman Passes Away at Home
Of Sister in Denver Soon After
Noon
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Denver. Colo, Jan. lO.-Col. William
F. Cody, known everywhere as "Buffa-
10 Bill" the famous Indian scout, Is
dead. The noted piainsman passed
away a few minutes after noon today.
Col Cody's death was momentarily
expected an morning. His physician
said early today that he might live a
few hours or die at any moment.
When Col. Cody was told by his
friend and family physician yesterday
that the end was near he exhibited no
fear Of death but proceeded to calmly
arrange his affairs and give directions
for his funeral lie asked that the Ma
sons and Elks have charge Of the obse-
quies.
The death of the veteran scout came
at the home Of his sister where he has
been staying. Since his condition be-
came known messages Of sympathy
have been pouring in from all parts Of
the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
EASY TO SMUCCLE
FILES INTO JAIL

Sometimes prisoner talks too much
at random through the iron screens in
the county jail windows which some-
what obscure his vision. This was
the case with Garland Worden, the
boy Who with his sixteen year old
pal is awaiting trial in the district
court.
Last night soft voice on the out
side attracted Garland's attention and
he Immediately approached the win
dow.
Can I do anything for you boys in
there" asked the visitor in tone
which conveyed caution.
you sure cam
What do you want?" asked the still
small voice.
Anything you can give us that viii
get US out Of here, saw or file or
anything"
How can get 1t in to your
Right around at the north window"
was the instant response. "There is
a place there that you can get any
thing into"
"At this juncture another prisoner
came up with, Hello, Mr. Bailey"
and upon Garland learning that it YVES
the sheriff who had been speaking he
began to explain all that he knew
all the time that It was a Joke" But
he didn't, the officers Say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10

BANKS HOLD
ELECTION

Four Of the five Chickasha banks
held their annual election of officers
and boards Of directors yesterday af-
ternoon and last night with the fol
lowing results:
Oklahoma National Bank.
The Oklahoma National bank not
only held the election but at the same
time announced an increase in its sur
plus from 100000 to $4,000 and declar-
ed the usual ten per cent dividend.
The officers and directors remain the
same, as follows:
r. X, Wootten, president; VIM. H.
Donahue, active vice president; W. H.
Gilkey, vice president; Geo. w, Bare
foot, vice president; f. T. Chandler,
cashier; G.. B. Turner, assistant cash
ier; S. NJ Laws, assistant cashier
chickasha National Bank.
At the Chickasha National bank the
usual ten per cent dividend was de-
clared and the same officers and direc-
tors reelected as follows: T. H Do'~-
er, president; William Z. Dryer, vice
president; Roy c. Smith, cashier; w.
H. Wadsworth, ]. A. Rose. ]. e. Schow,
L. D. Major and J. r. Slime.
Citizens National.
The election at the Citizens National
resulted as follows:
Directors, w. w. Horne. VIM. In
man, B. P. Smith, J. c. Driggers, W.
H. Driggers, H. P. Ellis, T. s. Hen
drick. Ed F. Johns, S. W. Hayes.
Officers:-Wm Inman, president;
w. w. Horne, vice president; Ed F.
Johns, cashier; H. P. Ellis, assistant
cashier
The Farmers State bank held their
annual election last night and will
probably announce the results tomor-
row.
The First National bank will hold
its election tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
For County peposltorIes.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, Jan. 1O-Seeking to
tighten up somewhat loose county fl
nancing, Senator Logan, of Hobart, to-
day introduced bill providing for ere
ating a county depository patterned
after the state depository.
The proposed depository would be
the official place for all county fands,
with tho county treasurer in charge.
Deposits would be made daily by all
county officers and employees receiving
funds and wor'd be withdrawn by a
system Of vo iers which the treas
urer would sign and which would be
presented to the bank where county
money is kept
Under the terms Of the Logan bill
the treasurer would be required to de-
posit money daily in the designated
bank where it would draw not less
than three per cent interest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
UNITED
CHARITIES
DIRECTORS
Annual Meeting Of Organization al Which
Work Of Interest is
Transacted

That greater interest is being shown
by the people of Chickasha in charity
work than ever before was indicated
in reports which were read yesterday
afternoon at the annual meeting of the
Board of United Charities held at the
city hall The reports Of the treasurer
and field secretary were OF interest 70
all members At yesterdays session
the reports of these officers, the cleo
tion Of new members, the election Of
new board Of directors and the pay
ment OF dues constituted the business
Of the day.
The following new board Of directors
was elected; Mrs Ben Hampton, Mrs.
n. J. King, Mrs. Harry Ludlow, Mrs.
Roy Smith, Mrs. r. H. Dwyer, Mrs.
Geo. H. Evans, and Mrs W. A. Hop.
lxins,
The new members were Mrs J. J.,
Merrill, Mrs Lloyd Doughty, Mrs.
Harmon Ellis, Mrs. r. w. Murray and
Mrs. N. E. Bowden.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
$25O,OGO
TAXES PAID
IN JANUARY
Three Months Will Be Required for
County Treasurer's Force TO Com
plete Work on Tax Books

Up to date $25O,0O0 has been collect
ed by County Treasurer II. N. Multi
can to say nothing Of the sums which
have been deposited with various
banks in the county and which have
not been turned in as yet
The treasurers office is submerged
in work and the force is employed un-
til 0and II o'clock every night in an
endeavor to catch up.
"If we were to close our doors com
pletely to the public and do no more
collecting over the county we should
have work on hand to keep US going
steadily for three months to catch up, =
said Mr.. Mullican.
"This has been the greatest rush to
pay taxes that have ever seen" con
tinued that official. 1T will require
at least sixty days in which to send
out receipts for money which have
been sent by checks"
During January $4,000 was collect
ed over the counter, an equal sum
was paid in by railroad companies and
at least 100000 has been sent in in
checks including partial remittances
by banks which are acting as branch
offices for the county treasury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
MARRY AND LEAVE
ON SHORT TRIP

Miss Corinne Burton and Norman J.
Hallum were married yesterday at six
o'clock at the home of Judge r. e. Da-
venport. They left Immediately after
the ceremony for a short visit at El
Reno and Oklahoma City, and will re-
turn here to reside in the future. Miss
Burton has lived in this city for a
number Of years, and attended the G.
II. s until last year, when che trans
ferred her credits to the o. c. W..
The groom is the son Of A. ]. Hal
lum Of the Eagle Mercantile Co., and
was formerly student at the c. H. S.
Both young people have the well wish
es of their friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Fallum were accompa-
MED to Oklahoma City by Miss Lola
Bell and Ollie White.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
NINNEKAH HIGH SCHOOL
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Ninnekah, Okla. Jan. 10.-Saturday
night. January 18th. Ninnekah High
school will hold a combination box and
pie supper in the high school audito-
rum The proceeds from this supper
are to go to the girls basket ball team,
which fact alone insures the support
Of everyone in Ninnekah and the sur
rounding territory. Most of the money
will be used to buy suits for the girls.
We have the best looking girls in the
county and we want to dress them up
accordingly SO lend a hand and boost
for the supper Saturday night Every
lady, young and old, should be on
hand with box or pie and every
one Of the masculine gender should be
ready with a well-filled pocket book
to make things go off with a whoop
There will be a cake for the most pop
ular young lady and a great big chick
en- pie for the "oneriest" man
Basket ball enthusiasts in Ninnekah
are promised some rare sport along
this line in the near future The girls
are to play the Chickasha girls on the
N. II. s. court Friday, January 18th,
in what promises to be one OF the big
games of the season. Then the Rush
Springs boys and girls will be here
soon after that date for a double head
er with our boys and girls.
On Wednesday evening, January
18th. at 7:3Ogp M, the High school
literary society will give an open pro-
gram in the auditorium. This is the
first evening program to be rendered
by the society. Every one is cordially
invited. A courteous and respectful
attitude toward every number render
ed is all the admission fee asked for.
The enr3llment in the Ninnekah
school is mounting upward by leaps
and bounds. The close of the first
week Of the New Year shows that 16
girls and q boys have entered school
since the holidays: 81 new arrivals in
one weeks time is not a bad record
and they say that there are more to
follow. The one question staring the
in the face is what to do with
all of them. The building is already
full and running over; if nany more
come, we may have to open up an
'open air" school
Wednesday night, January Al
roast was given in hon-
or Of Miss Rails birthday. Both bas-
ket ball teams were out with their us
ual pep and all reported a good time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-10
PocAssET's SECOND NUMBER
OF LYcEuM COURSE
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Pocasset. Okla. Jan. 10.-The first
number of the Pocasset High School
Lyceum Course was given by Mrs. A.
.. Morgan some time ago. The num-
Der was wholly a success and the peo-
pie enjoyed it very much.
The second number will be given
next Friday night at o'clock. This
number win consist OF male quar-
tette and a violinist from the Edmond
state Normal This number will be
one Of much worth to those who love
good music We are sure that you
will be much pleased with the program.
We are much interested in the musi-
clans having a large crowd to sing and
play for. Come out and help us make
It a success. Prices 1sc and 25c.