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Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
.AMER|CA|V LEGION TO STAGE CARNIVAL
 AT MORLEY's CLUB

A three-day carnival of fun, embrac- ing several novelties, will be staged by Morley's Country Club, starting Tues day. September 30, percentage of the receipts to be turned over to the local post of the American Legion.
 Louis J. Hart, who served with the Eighth division, has been placed at the head of the committee which has the affair in charge. The former service men will be completely in control of the concessions during the three days
 Hart is making an appeal to all for mer soldiers to get in touch with him. in order that he may pick his assist ants. He is anxious to get hold of entertainers, men to work as clerks in the country store which will be in full session every night, and other leather lunged men, preferably ex-sergeants to announce the various enterprises A number of young women will also be asked to volunteer their services fol the carnival.
 The Legion will have a member ship booth on the grounds and all for mer service men will be given an op- portunity to ally themselves with the legion.
 Phone youe .sssified Ads to Tn. Republican, N *lll collect + later
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
FORTUNATE VISITOR

Little Henry Cat the table to the visitor). I wish I were like you.
 Visitor Glattered). Why. little man Little Henry. Because no one boxes your ears when you eat with youi fingers.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
COURTESY

We insist that the first considera- tion of every one of our employ es must be that of courtesy toward our customers. You will find very pleasing atmosphere in our store as a result of this courtesy and help ful service policy.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

Dr. Mary L. Neff announces the re- moval of her office to room 219 O'Neill building. Phone 1752.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
KITCHEN CABINETS

You will be delighted if you pur- chase one of these step savers. They are most convenient and sub stantially made. They come in golden oak and white enamel, priced from s45 and upwards. They will have to be seen to be appreciated.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

Spend your vacation at La Lomia Lodge, Flagstaff, Ariz- Mrs. L. R. Hall. Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

We point to our wonderful showing of New Stoves, Ranges and Heaters with a full degree of pride. We will specialize in good Heating and Cooking apparatus this fall and winter as never before
 Each line is complete. You'll find large variety to select from. You'll find what in our opinion, is the greatest values in Phoenix today, because we looked into the markets until we found the lines that we knew were the best. We urge you to buy now. See this magnificent display make your selection tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

The advsability of selection now must be manifest to those who keep pace with the times, as incoming the merchandise still on hand making present prices most attractive
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SMALL RANCHES

10 and 20 acres, best location, close in and on proposed paved road. Phone 4lJ3 today only Act quick if you want these bargains. If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
AN ASSET

The most highly valued asset of this store is the good will of it's GUS toners.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Buy Your Stove Now

The most wonderful gas range offering of the season. Gas saving burner roomy fine baking oven - sanitary and easy to remove drip pan.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
Store News
Read It Carefully
'Gu0YOnt tee'

GUOTO11f fee~ One of the slogans of this store is, We guarantee everything we sell and you be the judge" No broader guarantee could be wished for than this. It is the liberal policy of this store that has built it's business to it's present proportions.
 IRON BEDS
 We have just received a carload of these most desirable beds-all styles, sizes and designs for you to choose from Our stock is com plete, the quality is the best and the prices right.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

house was built by the late Aldis
Browne and was the summer home
OF the Brownies for many years.
adjotns the Bfftton farm, which the
Murray Cobbs now own. II is across
the Rockville Pike from the George
Hamilton place. Harry Bouic has
bought the farm further I'D the Rock
vile road. which Murray Cobb owned
for a while and traded OF with Judge
James Emery for the house at 200
Massachusetts avenue. Murray Cobb
first planned to build there, but later
purchased the Britton farm instead.
Mr. Bouic is going to divide the farm.
which contains many beautiful build
ing sights. and permit only most de-
sirable people to build thereon. DR.
Billy Mason is going to build there,
among Others. IL is a pretty piece
of rolling land across from the Corby
estate. The car line skirts IL, as does
also the Georgetown Preparatory
School property. Mr.. Bouic has built
himself 8. beautiful home on the Rock
Vile road. further north, Just opposite
Morgan Beach's home.
If the car lines are allowed to
raise the rates on the suburban lines.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

as they want TO do again. though
they did 81 just feeently, I fear Mr..
Bouic and all the other real estate
men. too. will have difficulty selling
their property. Only the rich will
be able TO AFFORD 10 live in the su-
burbs. This IL what read the
other day about the matter:
'Onaciais OF the w. r. and T.
know full well that there is no
chance that an increase will be or
dered in the present nst-rste Of .
cents.
What they do hOpe for. though.
Is that the commission may turn to
a zone system OF charges by which
the company will be allowed 20 az
sess the suburban resident or .
cents more than he now pays for
bis ride, continuing the nat rate of
cents 10 the public living In GER
tain bounds wi,hin the city proper.
II the commission Is not impressed
with that th,n a charge for inter
company and even company trans
fers will be sugEestcd--
II they are allowed 70 raise ths
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The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

He has been appointed director of
naval communications. position he
held at the time the United States
entered the war but from which he
was detached for service overseas.
think, In less formal terms, that means
he 10 at the head of ali the naval
wireless. ! know he had his head
quarters before at the Arlington wire
less station and that Maitland Mar
shalPs husband. Jack Knapp, was one
of his most valued assistants. win
Bullard Is a very clever man; stands
among the highest In the service.
II I remember correctly he was grad
uated at the head of his class at the
Naval Academy and has kept up q
similar record clear through the
years since. The Billiards were very
popular socially when they were here
before They had an apartment at
the Woodward then. They have one
son. Saunders Bullard, who Is also a
naval oficer. The Billiards have had
Norfolk as their headquarters for
sine time now. Admiral Bullard is
Pennsylvania; his home was in
Media up to the time he entered the
Naval Academy.
never realized before how very.
very few people living In town are
really Washingtonians. I knew of
course. that people came here in
large numbers and from all parts
not only of this country but of the
whole world. but not what q large
part of the cfty's population they
formed. ] attended the luncheon
which Mrs. William Jaques gave
last Thursday and during the con-
versstion in which the guests were
discussing the condition of roads In
the different States, frequently some
one would remark, Are any Of you
from such and such a Slater Fl
nally In that party of eight or ten
women it-developed it that l was the
only one who was born and raised
in Washington. Each of the other
guests were from different States.
1t was considered really quite un-
usual that I should have come from
Washington. In addressing me, IL
was sort of taken for granted that
/. like the others, must be from
some other place. was asked II l
liked living in Washington always
and I said I did; that / would dis
like living in any other place. Isn't
it a beautiful city and doesn't the
whole world come to Washington?
Only the street car service spoils It.
Mrs. Jaques herself Is an English
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

woman but her late husband was an
omcer in our navy. She has the
house In Leroy place which Gen. Mac
Arthur had Before that she had an
apartment at 24oo Sixteenth street.
She fs q very, handsome and highly
cultivated woman and has two
charming sons. David and William
David made the beautifr! place
cards, hand painted butterflies, which
with q dainty pansy or two. adorned
each place. Deep pink roses formed
the table decorations.
The parents of Mrs. A. Y. p. Gar
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. James Harper
Poor. of New York and Long Island.
have bought the beautiful. home Of
DIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Collins on
the Rockville road and with DR.. and
Mrs. Garnett are going to reside
there this summer instead Of going
to their estate, "As You Like It." on
Long Island. as In past years. They
are spending. / understand. about
$4,000 on the place and will take pos
session late this spring. II is at
tractively located on a high hill and
commands a beautiful view. The
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

of these two interests nothing else
matters. Social frivolities bore him
in this connection he is just a plain,
ordinary family sailorman. and he
revels in 1t.
Sims. the American navy and VIC
tory are SO closely interviewer that
we scarcely think of one without the
other.
I hear that Rear Admiral William
II. G. Bullard is coming back to town
to live, which is indeed good news
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

to let well enough alone. Good,
but not good enough" seems to
have been the motto which he has
carried in his heart all his life and
upon which he has fought for the
increased efficiency of the navy. 1t
was characteristic of him to have
addressed a message to the COM
manding oficer of one of his de-
stroycrs who had sunk a German
submarine and taken all hands
prisoner. Go out and do it
again" This job was good" but
not good enough" He has never
been known to lie back himself
and, with this example in front of
them, it is hardly to be wondered
at that his officers and men never
lie back on him.
That Sims Is original and. in fact,
mas always been cannot be disputed
1t took the navy a long time to learn
how to shoot from his teachings, but
once they were accepted the navy
shot and shot like the devil. From
then on he has been known as the
father of naval ordnance and gun
merry" Hidebound rules and reglla-
tons have the same effect on him as
a red rag on a bull-"Use the brains
Cod gave you and don't depend on
the book" has been the advice offered
70 many young officer who felt
called upon to stick to the regula-
tions.
Always on the job himself, he can
not and will not tolerate slackne IS
or haIf measures in his subordinates.
they know this. and Furthermore they
know that there Is no job which he
cannot do himself and. therefore. they
set to and do it. Sims has always
oeen leader. not because OF his
rank but strictly due to the fact
that he has been the best man on
the Job.
The human Sims has a heart as big
as a house, equally divided between
the navy and his family. Outside
The Washington herald., 1919-04-13

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

WANTED = ENPERlENCED MAN.
WIFE TO TAKE CHARGE OF DIN
ING ROOM, AND KITCHEN, ON EO-
ROPEAN PLAN IN COMMERCIAL
HOTEL. BOX 32e okEENE. OKLA.
WANTED. at once. two granite cut
ters. Owens a Walters. Box i56.
sShlckasha, 0kla.
WANTED Tive floor men. ad and job
printers. Address Daily Derrick
Drumright. Okln.
WANTED Experienced table hoy. at
Harrels. IOs West Main.
WANTED-St Strong. bright Young man.
good opportunity for advancement
Inquire 81, North Broadway.
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Information for
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USeoo tinoe. Daily Okla
W KeGD0D and Times. per
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On week, Oklahoman
a. month. Ckiahoman
ana Times, per day..l i-eo 7c ~
Figuie ak words to the line. twelve
Iiooms For Rent, Boarding and Bhua.
zion Wanted. both 0klahoman and
TIu,es. 1 i-6c per word. This ratio does
NOT incIvho Houses or Store Rooms For
ilsnt.
Classified contracts rates for OKLA.
hn,nan and Times-6.0Oo lines TO bs used
within ono year from date OF contrse'
,rar SC per line each issue, copy
So ed accepted for less than CSC.
Oki.AHOMAN AND TINES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'"r r. ADS will be run thirty Gays
cay. when renewal will be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS Will not %
tun longer than thirty days without q
renewal.
? ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are quo
ana payable the same day first inser-
ton Of ad appears. CAN out-of-town
want ads and all wanted TO rent. hitua-
tions wanted. and household goods ads
arc positively caah in advance)
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given BY Tho Oklahoman- Times TO pa
irons making payments over the om,cs
counter, A. no mistakes can be rectified
without them,
CLOSING HOURS-All want ads 10
starr in Tho Oklahomnn must be In the
office by p. m. on tho day before
ad 10 TO run. except SUNDAY. All want
ada for The Sunday Oklahoman must
~ in the office, by $50 y. m. Sntur-
days. All want ads TO start In Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

Agents, men and women,
FOR real live proposition Pasevitch
HhnIn NimhLn l91lh " Mhln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

EXPERIENCED stenogra pher. one who
has had several years experience and
is capable OF ruling good position
This position ls permanent and there
are excellent opportunities for advance
ment Apply 2i9 Mercantile Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wanted 10 sell gasoline iron.
Labor and fuel saver; sells In every
home: pay salary or commission, ladies'
make good Representatives; write for
FREQ sample. Imperial Sad Iron Co.
Fort Worth. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

WANTED At once. all round shoe re-
pnir man 3ii ith St, I.awton Okla.
Quality Shoe Shnp
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Neutrality-suspicious. real estate and
bungalow salesman: must have auto
mobile. Reply. giving past experience
and references. D-gs, care Okla homan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

Statesmen with rigs wanted. by the
flnller Proprietary company TO sell
goods direct TO farmers in Logan.
Payne. Lincoln and Grady counties
Large book accounts 20 collect. Goods
furnished and freight paid. write I'd
g BROOKS lone hotel GuthrIe Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
Statesmen WanteG

An oil Investment with 100 TO shot
200 acres Burkburnett- Electra oil and
gas field In process OF development. n
limited amount stock; par 800 per
share. write the Guaranty Agency. Box
2fd. Cordell, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

WE HAVE a place f6r few first.
class men who can present a high
grade proposition In n conservative. In
telllgcnt manner. Coll i0t-ls Baum Bldg
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WANTED-lmmedatoy. competent OF.
flee man for assistant hookkeopcr
and stonographer; must he first-class
and no beginner; state In first letter
or no attention win be paid. salary ex-
pccted. experience. age who worked for
aud how long; we furnish room and
board n you booze or gamble. don't
reply; phone or write Miller Bros, lOl
llanch. Bliss, Okla.
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BAEBERs. ~ men. union BARRIERS. hy
June o. good Job, good guarantee.
Address Barber. Box 1867. Dfumright,
Obln
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FARM HAND and wife or mother and
son or sons, no small children by two
old people, adjoining town: nice home.
work all yenr also ono single man, Paul
Dcinrviu Bradley. Okla
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BEST designing. dressmaking. tniIor-
ing also suits remodelcd Mrs Null
Ter. 7l9 North Broadway; Walnut 3oJ7.
three seasons with Kcrrs
PUBLIC s,enographer. notary, mlmpo-
graph letters. Mollie Powers. S03 state
National, Walnut 233s,
EXP PERlENCE lady stenosra pher die e
taRraph operator and filing. refer
ences. Maple $500 or Walnut bs5?.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED job pressman. who under
stands all class mnke.rcndy. also
flrst-clnss platen press feeder for cut
Paper GO.
WANTED-A young man 10 do fling
and 10 get out mail Small salary
but wonderful chance 10 advance. H.
i33, Oklahoman.
WANTED-Presser. Apply Excelsior
Cleaning co.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


iWASTED--In each county In Oklabo
ms. Kansas and Texas, drivers WIN
.pt. with standing and local acqualnt-
iunce TO drive our statesmen. VIC per
dHS and expenses: answer by letter
Giv,ng references or call on Farm I'm
ulefuent n Tractor Co. l20 West Reno
Oh,ehoma CITY. Okla.
WANTED, At oNCE-First-c class al
( r0nnd butcher and sausage maker
good pay. Booze fighters and clgnrei
flends need not apply. Phone Walnut
eii Roy e. Harris a Co. 1929 Wcs'
ynd ST.. Oklshoms City.
v1RAT. CLAss Automobile mechanic
wanted. $40 per week. Chance for
Advancement for right kind Of men.
tesrnson Motor Co. Pawhusha. Okla.
1AnBER wanted Immediately. guaran'
- pa. IS percent w II. Metz
Q9e4AS. Okls.
WXNfED-PIaten preHman. News
Q3patch Co. shawnee. Okla.
1EH WANTEb-Work at saw mills
DIVE teams. cut logs; STEADY work.
rOoq wages NJ. l.. Harris LumArr
~ Crum Creek. Okls. W
M SED By the city Of Clinton. Z FIRST
II ~ allrourd electrician; . steady
~ - the right man. l. d. Everts.
Light and Water Dept.
{ ~ insn os woman cook. Love
fsrcsns sood wages. Mrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Secondhand Clothing

e. n. iiankins PAYS highest prices toI
y "ns clothing and shotA Phone Mapls
w. 1 will call
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Lioir HoussYtEPiN0 abOMs
FOR RENT t

Licir HoUSEYtEPlN0 MOONS
FOR RENT
~~----~r<N..,>~->< .>>se~>s.s>-~-s -s,-->~S>>'Ss
A J.RooM furnlnhed llGht house.
ksehns suite. adults. references. per-
maneS people prsfelred. Maple 10.
foR IENT--?'room isht Housekeeping
suite; nicely Furnished, WIN .Ms !"
htchen bls ". California can wal
NICE, iensAni rooms for light house.
kcepllS In quleL modern ilh' ts'
West RSo Walnut iil5'J, .
LlGHr housekeeping apartments, also
sleeping rooms Hot ana cola wafer
IN every pom. iOl7A N. Brosdwny,
TWO bookkeeping rooms; walking dli-
lance Nluts. tg6 West 6tl, -
TWO ro6ms and kltchenette hrgo
south windows. 9th and Broadway.
evils flats.
FOR RENiT-Two front rooms suI,,blo
FOR hou,ekeeplnK oi''s West Ilh.
Maple SSS .
Two large modern front rooms Tor
llghi housekeeping reasonable wal
nut isOS
siN nice hoVnekeeplns rooms too
sultos modem. everything Furnished.
10 adults also unhrnlshed rooms on
ground floor 1896 n. Walker
rwo large, clean. modern housekecp.
ing rooms, private home walking
distance. Rest car service, 92i w, bth,
TWO nicely furnished light housessep-
ing rooms in modern cottage, adults
preferred Phone Maple l9l lcll y.
Rroa dwsy
VERY attractive suite OF rooms con-
Meeting bath cVctything new, gnS.
water, lights and phone furnished ~ 20
per week TO permanent adults Mnplo
52is-J.
THREE room. yound floor i?o East
tth. by week or mouth Maple iis.
1905 ". MAIN llHht housekeeping
rooms for rent; reference required
Two largo front rooms for houaekcep-
Ing or bedrooms also garage; ptl-
vnte home. Maple SoO5.R
s.R6OM furnished llsht Housekeeping
hps sttmont III West 9th.
FURNISHED rooms for llsft house
keeping. adults only Nj W. Main.
SUITE OF nsht housekeeping foonr.
?is East md
SO NEST cth, I? or modern hr-
nlshed housekeeping rooms: cottage
In rear Walnut l0s,J.
DESIRABLE two rooms. pantry, bath (.
adults Walnut 1861. evenings. wal
nut w
M0FFETTS Modern. newly furnished
Housekeeping rooms. 1l2h n Broad.
vay.
TWO nicely Furnished housekeeping
or sleeping rooms. Call Walnut J5,i.
Broadway Circle
THREE furnished llEht housekec ping
rooms cheap rent SIS Fast oth st.
NICE hight housekeeping apartment
for rent, at Jlb IVES, 3rd CAN Wal
nut 2,Oi, or Maple 2j39.
THREE nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping CAN Maple SJ6
from 5 until 1880 y. NJ.
ONE Groom housekeeping suite. two
beds. adults reference. s,is west
IN Walnut sIss
HNr SEX EEplNG rooms. walking dl.-
tlnce, cool: plano. sewing machine.
Walnut 3ss9
UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

WANTED, Of once. nll-around black
smith: wrltc or wire Roy Ritter. Cltn-
ton. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
WANTED
Lady Solicitors

WANTED Refined lady TO care for
baby ia their home wherc there are
no other children; must he refined and
capable Of giving baby best OF care;
good salary; mother travels. D-S2 Ok
lahdmpn.
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! COLORED woman wants day work: 3Jc
| per hour; good work Maple 1851.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

EXPERIENCED traffic man wants TO
check freight bills and file claims dur
Ing evenings Address B.j26 Oklaho-
man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11

PAPFRHANGlNG AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS, bis N. Hudson. Call
Maple 1921 Night Maple 6s5 or Maple
$50.
WALL PAPER, 7c roll. nv prices are
tho best; will bring samples and cs-
Innate work. y. NJ pnrrett. li2 ". srd,
Phone Walnut 6iJ7,
WALL PAPER hung $500 room, up
Samples brought To your home; wot
guaranteed. T, Z. Ford, Walnut 5Sls-R
ROOMS pAPERED, s. up; bring sam
PIES; painting reasonable. Maple l<gt
Walnut Sji2 w. r. and c. r. Roach,
pAPERHANGiNG and painting our
specially; get our prices by roll or
room. work guaranteed Walnut 7i1L
PAINTERS and pnperhsngers. Call
Walnut i6l: viii bring samples
cheap prices. work guaranteed. Green.
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAKING and alterations, Mary
Monger, Maple 1853. Room 2lb Kerr's.
HEMSTiTCHING and ricotIng. Attach
mcnt that works on all makes sewing
machines ior 81 50. Samples OF work
with fun Instructions. Address Mrs.
J. + liGht Box ~. birmingham, Ala.
SEWING. shocking, fancy stitching.
Maple 33St-J
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-20
CHTCKASI4A TO STACK UP
WITH 0. C. CLUB SUNDAY IN
DIAMOND BATTLE AT PARK

Sunday afternoon at University
park, the first all-Chickasha team Of
the season will be seen in action
against a team from the Southwest
ern Bell Telephane company of Okla
homa City. Previous to this, several
teams representing single enterprises
lave been organized in the CITY, but
fhe game Sunday will be the first in
which a team has represented all
Chickasha in a diamond battle.
Freddie Haag. premier Indian twirl-
er, and his receiver, Moss, will COM
pose the battery for Chickasha, ard
two other players. the Myers broth
ers, will be imported for the game.
Haag's home is in Calumet, Moss
,-laims FL Reno az his home. willie
the Myers brothers live in Norge. A.
any rate, the team is being touted as
the A5lt aggregation that has been
aolleeie = Uaaer one banner hera his
sear and they are mapping out a