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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Plan Yacht Races For
Olympic Games In 1920

London, Eng. Dec. Sin connection
with the Olympic games which are to
be held in Belgium next year there
win be four days yacht racing at
ostend- The dates are already fixed,
July II to A. inclusive. Each nation
VIII be invited TO send one competitor
for each class, and it Is hoped that
races viii be arranged for al classes
adopted at the recent international
conference, although 10 is unlikely
that next year viii see any 81 the
biggest class vessels built
IL rumors can be relied on there
might be some 15-metre boats out.
and there has never been keener rae
ing than In that class. IL win be
to the smaller boats, however. that
We shah look mainly for next years
sport and We might see quite a num-
Der Of nsWly-adopted classes OF small,
inexpensive boats built in the differ
ent yachting districts.
Following on the Olympic races
there IS quite a long list OF CONT
mental regettas alresd v arranEed
The additional fixtures are July Is.
Lover 20 Osteuds July IS. Ostend 10
Flushlng; July ~. Flushing 10 Klaus
vert July II. HausWert 20 Antwerp.
July l9 and 20, Antwerp regetta: July
p, Antwerp to HausWert: July %,
Flushing 70 0stsnd: July % and "a,
Ostend regatta
It viii probably be found neces-
sary 70 readjust one or two OF the
English dates 70 avoid clashluE. The
clubs chiefly affected are the ROYAL
Temple and the Royal Cirque Ports
whose regatta might have to be fixed
tew days earlier than in former
yearA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Proved safe by millions for Colds. Headache, Neuralgia.
L1mbago, Rheumatism, and for Pain in general

genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy an
unbroken package Of PAYER Tablets
Of Aspirin" which contains proper
directions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Women Should Wear
Imitation Fur Pieces

Boston, Mass. Dec. 5.-Glris and
women would never swaEgsr down
fremont street IN hundreds OF dol
lars worth OF fur coats n they fol-
lowed the advice Of 3Irs. NJ r. /.
hreshel OF this city.
Instead they would swzrrer an
Imitation fur which would be just as
realistic
Mrs FresheI IS president OF the
Mlilenium guild, and claims that Il Is
an inhumane and unnecessary act TO
torture animals 50 that female vanity
their pelts-
clad in a leopard skin" coat 10
liLellke 20 have caused EXPERT fur
Elers % lay Wagers as to its renuine-
ness Mrs. BresheI Demonstrated mat
lnere is solution 70 the nesdiese
se3.e9rlIlcing Of animals 70 the fashion-
able fur craze.
ignorance and vanity on the mart
0L many people" Mrs. F'resheI aqser4-
ca are responsible for the cruel
trapping methods considered most
e1Ilclent BY those who cater to ne
demand Tor product which Is a lux
10 ana IN no way essential 70 hu-
man lie Il is practically Impossible
% trap an animal without causinn
torture and suffering"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

IF you have ever led a horse down a
long and tortuous lane to water
and then had the animal repeatedly
refuse to drink. you are in a position
to appreciate the predicament Of the
poultry raiser who equips his poultry
house with trap nests and then finds
that some OF the pullets viii not use
these ingenious devices That latent
instinct OF the female fowl 20 deposit
her eggs IN secluded. remote spots
preferably IN a nest which she per-
sonauy constructs. may cause trouble
10 the chicken raiser who attempts
TO accustom teh pullets 70 the artifi-
clal trap nest
Usually as soon as the plilets are
removed TO winter quarters where
trap nests are used the trouble begins,
as some OF the young females may
lay their eggs on the floor in the
straw and liter. in the corners OF the
building, and often upon and under
the dropping boards IN remedytng
sucn nlsdemeanor on the part or the
pullers, . Is Ilrst essential TO see that
enough trap nests are provided. Usu-
ally the equipment should include one
trap nest for each four pullets or hens
in the flock Having remedied any
deficiency in the way OF nest equip
,
sort 70 handling as a means Of curing
the fowls OF their undesirable habit OF
laying their eggs anywhere and ev-
eryWhere about the house. The owner
OF attendant should enter the house
frequently throuEhout the daV and
rs often as he finds one OF the pullets
nesting IN a secluded spot he should
pick the bird up and place her IN a
trap nest After he does this several
times the .pullet becomes accustomed
TO the artificial nests and seeks them
intuitively when she IS ready TO lay
eggs.
Make the Nest Cory.
OF course. It ls essential 70 make
the nests as attractive and coy as
Possible. and this Is accomplished BY
providing them with plenty Of clean
litter, IS often as a new supply Of
straw IS needed. Furthermore, IN par
ticularly Objectionable cases It pays
TO clean all the litter from the floor
OF the house, I'm order 10 break the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

his own property, can be taken from
him"
Kelly stalked out And captain
Carter slammed the big door Of the
steel vault on Kelly's leg wash"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Cars Run Again
In Toledo Afier . Days
OF Riding In Iitnes

Toledo, O., Dec 5.-After walking
and riding IN buses for twenty-seven
days at ten cents or more per ride.
Toledo viii get back today to the
old system OF using street cars.
Resumption Of service VIII begin
at $50 p. m. q was announced this
morning BY Henry L Doherty, who
stored his vehicles IN Michigan when
the people sustained a council custer
ordinance al the last election
The fare VIII remain at six cents
and two cents for transfers The bus
men held q meeting last night and
decided TO remain ~ business at five
cent lars and one cent lor transfer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
American Made Face
Lotions Hit In Orient

Denver, Colo. Dec. B.-Women OF
Japan and China are falling hardH
1or American-made face lotions and
olner toilet articles according to in
formation reaching western manu-.
tacturers OF these goods. AS a resuii
the first Shipment OF Denver-madt
face creams. powders and lotions has
left this city consigned to Narasalrf.
they win be distributed through
string Of drug stores in the Ear East
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Lead Hen To Trap Nest,
Then Induce Her To Lay

How the Poultry Raiser Can Overcome Nature of Fowl
to Deposit Eggs in "Cash Registers and Not
in Secluded Places Trap
Nesting Valuable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
ASKS LAWYER
To GET BOOZE
Dan Kelly Retains Legal
Head to Make Fight
For "Leg Wash. "

somervllle, Mass. Dec 5.-Dan
Kelly says they're carrying this pro-
hibilon business too far. They've
locked his quart bottle Of leg wash"
Up in the dark recess Of the steel
vault at police court Kelly retained
counsel. It's a fight 10 a finish,
take It from D. Kelly.
Kelly got mad al his wife last
March and, according 10 witnesses
gave an imitation Of a cave man. He
was placed on probation and has been
reporting regularly every week since,
But he got tired Of It and appealed to
the probation officer. The probation
officer brought Kelly into the prl-
vate office Of judge L Rodger Went
worth % review the case and ask
that d be dismissed.
Judge. I want TO 90 out TO Cal
ifornla." began kelly.
Become Suspicious.
Judge Wentworth shifted officer
Jonea shifted.
what have you been drinking7'
demanded Jones.
Indeed. I've not been drinking
anything retorted Kelly Indignant
". And where would I be getting
g these days, anyway"
-JudEe wentworth pointed the
accusing finger Of the law to-
ward the neck Of a bottle pro
trudinE from kelly'H oFercOat
pocket Kelly drew II forth. No
label.
Let me explain this" said Kelly.
I've got a sore spot on my leg and 1
saw an advertisement in the paper
1or leg wash and so sent to Chi
cago. II cost me 81 this bottle did.
Honest judge it's leg wash. not
liquor"
Jones shifted at the bottle. 81
think it's whiskey," he said.
Dan Bradley, clerk Of the police
court, was called in. Bradley shifted
and voted with Jones'
Qualified Judge.
Then the star witness captain z
A. Carter, OF the police department
Tears Of handling DRINKS. years Of
shifting At bottles. qualified the po-
lence-
Captain Carter took Up the bottle.
That's whiszey." he said simply.
Kelly quit We'll it's medicine.
anyhow" he began. i bought It for
a sick friend. It's a sample bottle
and paid IS for It."
Judge wentworth sat IN silence
time your case until December 20"
he said
signs and Bows Head.
Kelly stood with bowed head Gone
was his trip to California With 8
sigh he reached for his bottle It.
too, was Eone-gons from the judges
desk. il was in the hands OF captain
Carter. who was putting Il into the
steel vault Of the police court
ssBut ] tel yen it's mine,1 exc
ploded Kelly. aNnu can't take
that quart away from me. II be-
longs TO a frlend.s
CLERK Bradley affirmed that
Ike bottle would be there when
EeIlyfn ease Wa disposed Of
Kelly slammed his derby on his
head he was quiTering with anger.
His fists we're clenched. He started
for the door. then wheeled around
I'm going 60 Boston" he fairly
shouted I'm going to get a lawyer.
I'm going TO see e q mans bottle,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

This evening viii mark the third
Temple Mt Sinai Rabbi Martin
Zielonlza win speak on @Civllzation.~
book BY a French surgeon. DIT.
Georges Duhammel, and VIII refer
10 the place OF religious orFanizs-
tons In the civilization OF today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

hens Of laying promiscuously wher-
ever they desire. BY removing the
straw and bedding. the floor OF the
house IS not so attractive as a nest
ing SPOT for the hens and puilets. and
hence they are forced 70 seek the
trap nests.
The purpose OF trap nesting the
flock is TO ascertain which hens lay,
either for determining what record
they make or for Identifying their
eggs during the Matching season, so
that pedigree records are possible.
Trap nesting requires a considerable
amount OF attention. but IS a valuable
aid IN developing a flock OF poultry
along lines Of breeding for egg pro-
ductlon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
architect Runs AmucR
With Ax; Kills Wife
Ind Eldest Daaghte1

Passaie. n. J.. Dec. 5.-1L r. Strong.
50 years old an architect. ran amuck
IN his home with an ak Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning, killed
his wife and his eldest daughter, Sc
ri0usly wounded three younger chill
dren and then took his own life. One
OF the wounded children. a boy OF 10,
IS expected 70 die
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
BRITISH HUNTING PARTY
FIRED ON; NOTABLES SHOT

London, Eng Dec 8. (By the As
ISOLATED Press. All the members
OF shooting party. including Il. v.
MacNamara and his two sons Do
nough E F. O'Brien. son and heir OF
baron 10 Chiquin: lady Beatrice
O'Briens a game keeper and a chauf-
teur. were wounded Thursday when
fired upon while travelling in motor
cars IN the Carron district Of Ire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
WOMEN VOTERS
HEAR ADDRESS
Walter q. Scott Speaks On
Responsibilities of Good
Citizenship.

What Women Should Do With the
Ballot Now That They Have It. was
the subject Of an address delivered
before the league OF women voters
Thursday afternoon by Walter H
Scott president OF the Fl Paso Bar
association. at a meeting IN the 7.
~. C A building.
3lr. Scott developed his talk along
the lines OF the duties and response
bilcles Of good citizenship and also
It's privileges
Good citizenship imposes a resDon-
slbilitys he said "A good citizens
should pay his poll taxes and exercise
the right Of franchise on all problems
which are subm tied 70 the people 10
the best Of his or her Judgment
The first Of the important quail
1lcaUons OF candidate is MS per
sonaI fitness for the position. rather
than some passing and immaterial is
sue on which he may be running o.
course, the fundamental issues are
the most important But in regard
70 the secondary issues. vote for the
uonaDle integrity. broad sympaLhles
and uuWaVerinE courage Let the
secondary issues take care OF them
selves Policies and issues often are
the stock IN trade Of politicians and
demagoEs. Right now when every
effort should be directed toward re-
construction in this country, our big
men are devoting at least a part Of
their attention to the formation OF
policies and catch words for the com
ing 1920 presidential election
The voter can do more for good
government by developing a senti-
menc for respect and enforcement o.
the laws we have than by mapping
out a program for more legislation.
No law is effective unless there Is
sentiment with IT that VIII demand
its enforcement Therefore, the pri-
mary need is for sentiment for the
enforcement OF laws rather than more
enactment Of laws We now have
too much Law and too little enforce
ment"
Following the address OF lfr.. Scott
Mrs. Ponder S Carter, who has just
returned from a convention Of the
federation OF Women's clubs at Port
Arthur, Tex, gave a BRIEF talk on
the campaign among women for the
payment Of pol taxes and the manner
il which the women's clubs are hand
linz this matter.
Mrs. F. II Johnson sag a Scotch
ballad Leaflets explaining the pur-
pose OF the League Of Women Voters
were distributed and several new
members were received.
his own property, can be taken from
him"
Keu~ stalksd out. And captain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05
Former Empress Eugene
Visiting Paris Again

Paris, France. Dec. Soy the
Associated Press)-Former empress
Eugenie is once more visitinr Paris.
travelling as usual under the name OF
countess de Pierrefonds. After con-
sultinE a specialist about her ewes
she VII go 90 her villa az Cap Martin
for the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

land. says dispatch from Ennis,
county Clare. The party was held
up By a number OF men wearing dis
guises. Members OF the party say
they saw two OF their assailants ian
during the shooting. Il Is presumed
the object Of the attack was the
seizure OF the arms carried by the
party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-05

Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger -Bayer" packages Aspirin
Is the trade mark OF Bayer Manufac-
ture o. noaceticacidester Of Salicy-
licacld.-AdW
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19

son Charles. Deceased was one Of the
pioneers Of this community and had
a host Of friends. He leaves two sons
and two daughters. Three Of them
reside here. and one daughter lives at
Dallas.
Miss Frances Russell and Mr.. Hath
cock. of Durant, spent Sunday here.
W. c. Caudill of Durant, has been
spending a few days on his farm south
OF town. returning to Durant Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Sipes will regret to learn thai
they VIII move to Allen the first of the
year. Mr.. Sipes has a position there.
Clate Cleveland Of the jackson COM
munity, is moving to Broken Bow.
Water has been scarce here the past
week as 80 many water pipes have
been broken from freezing and a hitch
at the pumping station. School could
not open Monday until afternoon as
there was no water in the boiler to
operate the furnace.
The home of Howard Mcbride caught
fire Sunday afternoon and but. for the
aid OF G.. S. Mckinley, would have
been destroyed. A big hole in the roof
was the only damage.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19

pers are spending the week end at
Sherman.
Mrs. Sheppard, who has been visiting
her father. w. ID. Everett, has return
ed to her home in Achille.
Mart Cordell was In Achille Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith OF Texas
are visiting the home of Jim lay
nance.
Claude Smith and June Millender
spent Saturday and Sunday In Dallas.
Quite n number of people here have
leased their land to an oil
whom IT is expected will drill an oil
well soon.
Ed Denton or Calera, liz building a
new house on his farm and expects
to move by the fsrnt Of the year.
c. =. Streetman is going to sell his
farm and nov west.
T. o. Moore OF Antlers. was here
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. McAlester and Mr.. and
Mrs. Styles went to Durant Monday.
John Tillory, of Mead. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Millender and family.
Miss Rixie Pratt spent Saturday and
sunday with Pearl Laymance.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
FROM

Mrs Emma Knight was in Duro1W 4,
Monday on business.
DIR. ]. r. kellar and wife attended
the Sunday School meeting M ,ho
Methodist church in Durant Tuesdav
Mrs. j. W. Duncan and Mrs. Roy
NanNieter were in Durant Wednesday
Mrs. Roy Bailey died Monday night
AFTER an illness lasting eight weeks,
Cleaf King of Ft. Worth WAS buried
IN the Calera Cemetery Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolberts little four year
old child died Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Knight left Wednesday
Tor Atoka to spend several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Simms.
Mrs. NJ. S. Keller and daughter. Mrs
cooper have returned from Stringtown.
A. j. Dobbins has bought the ]. C.
Harvell property recently and moved
In this week.
Mrs. D.. Stockwell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Port Barry was called to the
bedside of her daughter in Liberal.
Kansas Saturday night.
F. c. Moody is a busy man at the
present with his peanut thresher.
Louis Hurst's brother from Arkan-
sas expects to make his future home
in Calera.
Mr.. Richardson expects to move to
town as soon as ne CT nget possession
of the property he recently bought
from II. C. Burrow.
Mr.. Hurst expects to leave for Phoe-
nix. Arizona in a few days.
Rufus Garland and Henry Perry re-
turned from Bennington where they
have been on business.
Mrs. Roy Ausley of Burkburnett, who
has been in Sherman attending her
little brother. who is in the s%anitarium
was here Sunday and Monday.
The little baby of Mr.. n Mrs. Louis
Hurst is improving.
The box supper at the school house
Friday night was a success. the net
receipts amounting to s139. 90. The
proceeds 70 to the culera basketball
team.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19

Read all the aus IN this issue.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
FROM MEAD

Mr and Mrs. Arthur Beal rave NOV
to their farm north Of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williamson from
Enchiown, have moved to Mead.
Mr andfMrs. Jim Adcock and Mrs.
l.. Thompson, were shopping in the
bounty seat Monday.
Miss Jimmie Mansell, who is teach
he near Caddo, visited home folks the
|veek md.
Nj W. r. Davis and granddaughter,
bis Thelma, were in Durant Monday.
\ nc supper will be given Thurs
|dy -ht for the benefit of the has-
ieth ID team.
Ca ~ won from Mead in a basket
hal me Friday.
Unwden Rains visited home
|h.k friday at Platter.
Nj i:uth Richie was in Durant on
|. - .uing expedition saturday.
~ Crcswell has been sick.
" Lewis Howard died at her home
|Ses # Mead Sunday from "A stroke of
par sis. Interment was made in the
|ye.. r'mctcry Monday.
L. r. l.. Keen will preach here
|sun..,v and Sunday night.
:. immunity Christmas tree will he
|giy, At the church Christmas eve to
|Vhi all are invited.
" T.. Miller of Poteau is "A business
here this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
MIDWAY SCHOOL
tToo late for last week.

= hotS " idbt Wtthl
c. G. Graham is i'll as a result Of
a bone felon on his thumb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and little son
Herman were in Durant Thursday.
Messrs. Chivers. Byers, Simmons,
Stewart and Boyd were in Caddo last
Saturday.
Owing to bad weather the children
pick cotton, when a pretty day shows
up.
Midway's volley bal boys would be
glad to play any adjoining school team
at some convenient time and place.
There was a good singing ut the
school Sunday night.
We shall have a Christmas tree here
with Il short program of welcome.
Mis- Carrie Chivers went to Dufant
Saturday.
Miss Nevada Garner of Durant visit
ed her sister. Mrs. Rounsdale last sun
day.
|. Miss Ruth Rambo of Midway school
was IN Durant Saturday.
The young people of this vicinity
enjoyed the singing at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Sunday.
Miss Garner and Mr.. Parkinson were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Iiounsdalc las
Monday evening.
All come to Sunday school next Sun
day and express yourselves in rcgart
to IT," christmas tree.
! School has been light this week fol
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19

the reason hat many children are al
work picking cotton.
c. @. Graham is suffering from a
bone felon on his thumb.
Bro. Burr breaches at Midway on
Saturday night, Sunday afternoon and
Sunday night.
Many OF the good people from Mid
way are moving away. Our best wishes
go with them.
Fred Haverkampf of this community.
has moved to Durant.
Earl Townsville Who is going to
school here, is going to spend the hol-
idays with home folks at Coleman
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19

family Of r. H. Scales Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Childress were.
in Durant Thursday.
Mr.. Cartright addressed the citizens
on the subject of Character and Chars
acter Building" at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.. Nixon or this
community went to Caddo, their flu.
turo home. Sunday. They are leaving
here the first OF the year.
Dick Owens has returned after an
absence Of several days on business.
Ssh0Ol Notes
Interest in basketball is picking up
Many OF our pupils are becoming,
more familiar with better English and
we are glad to note this.
Misses Vera Kidd and Margaret Rcd
field. two of our teachers, went to
Sherman Saturday to buy Christmas
things.
Miss Beatty, one of our teachers. vas
In Durant Saturday.
Remember the Christmas tree.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
FROM KENEFICK

Iu,r,'i Rice returned from Nebraska
[b.r, he visited his sister for two
kontA-.
kiss Myrtle Rushing and Mabel
III Ell: lpurant. returned home Wednes.
II ,'t"r a visit with Miss Clarjce
Ilt,.'.
n. 5 C;ertie Howser and Lula Mil
|, vrt" in Durant Saturday.
,na. iravitt was her Tuesday.
pn,. Davis. who lives near FIT.
kosl &. was visiting his parents, Mr.
II Mrs. John Davis.
FIR l.affoon was in Durant Tuesday.
Mr.. Jim Miller was in Durant or
kesd,v shopping.
AZ, Dick Colbert was shopping in
Iuraii Friday.
|Nesiames Evans. Drake, Nixon and
beeks, motored to Caddo Thursday
keninE to attend the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Kate Sanford spent the week.
Ia with her sister, Mrs. Jim Miller,
Mis- GLADYS Watkins. OF Calera, Wis
kd her brother. Hal, here Sunday.
In. T.. Dfckey was in Durant Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Caddo, are
their son, o. w. Smith here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake. Of Texas, are
Esiting their daughter, Mrs. F. M. Nix
!, here this week.
Miss Mamie Boyt, Of Kenefick, was
Durant Saturday.
Mrs. q. w. Evans and Miss Elizabeth
Favis were dinner guests at the Col
krt home Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
EINCHTOWN

There has been a great many hogs
butchered in this community during
the recent cold spell.
Our school has opened with about
fifteen enrolled, with Mrs. o. W.. Har-
graves as teacher.
Misses Rosa Montgomery and Aletha
Rannals of Platter, attended a dance
at Mrs. NJ. Cordell's Saturday.
There will be a box supper at the
school house Saturday night, December
20. Everyone invited to attend.
Misses lrma Durrett and Deed Pep
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-12-19
NEEDMORE SCHOOL

Miss Edith Levseay has been very
sick with influenza.
j. NJ. Covers is building another
house on his farm.
A deal wah been closed between Tom
Johnston and Albert Norris. whereby
the former becomes the owner of the
Norris farm.
s. A. shields caught n hard fall last
week and sprained his back.
Cliff Harvey has returned from a Wis
II to Ranger. Texas.
Mr.. French's daughter. Of Dallas who
is here visiting, is very sick.
A Christmas box supper will be held
at the Pearson school ohuse on Friday,
December 10th.