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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu tym-
czasowej dyrekcyi Polskiej lzby
Handlowej, kt6re sic odbyso W
piatek dnia 1890 lipca b. r. po-
wziela ona nader zasadnicza IL
chwaie, W porozumieniu z jej do
radca prawnym adwokatem F.
Koralewskim.
Postanowiono zgodnie z prawa
mi Stanu Illinois tax 1zbe jak z
mia poiaczona kase pozyczkowa,
oddat pod wspolny jednolity "a
rad t~rustys6w, kt6rzy z}ozyG be-
da musieli odpowiednie kaucye
(bondy). Trustys6w wybierze sic
l5tu a ci dopiero re swego iona
wybiora prezesa, wice-prezesa, Sc
kretarza, kasyera, czionkow dy--
rekcyi, oraz 3 zarzadc6w kasy.-
Jest rzecza pierwszej donios}o--
sci by wybrac sic majacy trusty-
81 (~powiernicy) przedstawiali
wszystkie dzielnicowe towarzy--
silva kupc6w i przcmyslowcow,
w wykonaniu uchwa}y dyrek-
cyl Z Is lipca zwolujemy ma dzieh
8go sierpnia b. r. O godz. 7:3O
wieczorem, w hall Zjednoczenia,
r6g Augusta i Milwaukee ave-,
wielki vice, ma kt6ry wszystkich
czionk6w Polskiej Izby Handle
wei / wszystkie komitety dziel-
nicowe, jak rowniez czlonkow
tychze zapraszamy.
Nikogo ME powinno brakowac,
chwila jest prze}omowa. Polska
Izba Handlowa i poiaczona z mia
Hasa Pozyczkowa stana sic pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07
Ze Spraw Kupiectwa
Polskiego.
ODEZWA

do czionkow Polskiej Izby Han
dlowei, j do wszystkich czfonkow
dzielnicowych towarzystw kup--
cow i przemys}owcow W
Chicago i okolicy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
OSUDEM STIZENA CESKA
RODINA.

Chicago, 16. prosince. Pfi-
pad nestesti, nouze, lidske BIZ
dy, t6zklch ran osudu, udele-
nych nezavinene, dochaZi ma
tn dobu sveho ukonceni ci-
sic 5132 jiz. Whipple ave-, cd
kud Sc konal pohreb krajanky
pani Marie Hajkove, matky
sedmi dick, z nichz nejmlad-
81 jest robatkem pouhych ne
kolik dni starym. V pani Hal
kove odchaZi k v6cnemu od-
pocinku zena, jejiz zivot, &C
teprve pouhych asi 40 roku
dlouhy, byl vlastne retezem IL
trpeni, stradani, ukladanych
il nezavinene tezkou rukou o.
sudu. LIE tom nabyti slabeho
pojmu liceni, jehoz Sc nam
o rodine pani Hajkove dosta-
10 V sousedstvi jejiho bydliste.
Bydli We zminenem elsie V chu-
dickem pfibytku, kde byla Wy
chovana rodina, jak nejlepe Sc
dalo. Rodina poz1stava q cole
te dcery, 19leteho syna, jenz
slouzil We vojsku, ale byl z ne
no propuSten, protoze byl sti-
zen souchotinami We stavu ia
kovem Sc vralil ke svym chu-
dobnym rodicum a dalsich 5
ditek, nichz nejmladsi jest
robe, kteremu matka jeho sot-
va zivot dala, ale take to "a
platila nejtezSi obeti cloveka a
natky.Robe to nepotesi Sc nj
kdy laskavym usmevem svt
matky, neprivine sc k prsu te
| iez mu dala zivot a nej u5
nebude moci pecovati. Ke vse.
mu pfistupuje ale jeste okol
most, re otcem teto nest astnt
rodiny jest muz, jenz jest 81
lce xiv, ale nechape, jake ne
Stestl stihlo jej a ty, kdoz mi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
11d Jnosl 11C1oo CIt1e ozeN11eH t1z zee YMcove
- Zapujce1o askavosG "The Cleveland News-Ieaderu'

otce fikaji. Byl to IL stizen
pred nedavnem choromyslno-
sti a bylo nutno dopraviti jei
k oSetroVani do ustavu choro-
myslnych.
To jest strucny narys o5udu
nest astne rodiny. Neni rreba
jeho pribarvovani umelymi
barvami. Hrozny tento pripad
lidskeho neStesti mluvi sam "a
sebe a mel by vyvolati prislu$
nou ozvenu povolanych kru-
zich, ably Sc tax krutym osu-
dem prona Sledovanym kraja-
mum dostalo aspon castecnG Ii
levy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
CLENEM DOHCDCiRO Wy
BORU.

Pre- ident Wilson jmenoval
zdejsiho prfsluSnika John P.
Whitea, 1875 Crawford Road
Clenem dohodciho vyboru, kite
~ ma rozhodovat o novem roz
vrhu mzdy uhlokopu 20 nedav
ne stavce do prace Sc vrativ-
sich. Pan White byval 25 roku
uhlokopem a Zde je Clenem
firmy Hoynes Safety Powder
Co. w. d. Mckinney, tajem-
nix uhelne bursy V jiznim Obi
Il, odhaduje, re Spoj. Staty u
trpely posledni uhelnou stav-
kou skodu 126,O00.00O, stat
Ohio sam pax S27,000.000. Do
toho Sc nepocitaji ztraty ze-
leznic, ma Iledkem umenSeni
dopravy, ami skody prdmys u
ze zmensen6 vyroby. Skody je
jich odhadovati by'o by velmi
obtizno. Jak poCita Mckinney,
nejvetsi ztrata pripada ma nor
Milky same, totiz Sedesat mill
onu dollaru, majitele dolu ztra
till dvacet Sest mi'ionu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
WSSI III .NSSl
MAD ZTRATOU DfTETE.
Pani Marie Val;sova, 1715
vych. ID. ul. spachala
samovrazdu.

Majiteika stravovny pani
Marie Valisova, 1715 vych. IA.
u :, utrp6 a nedavno velkou
ztratu. Zemrelo il ditko-jedi-
na6eh, nasledkem cehoz jevila
e nj trudnomyslnost. Vcera
EaliSova uzamkla Sc We sve
loznici a pozila jedu. Zoufaly
jeji pokus byl sic domacimi
lidmi zahy zpozorovan, pres
to vsak nest astna pani skona-
la brzy V Lakeside nemocnici,
kamz ambulance byla doprave
ma. Koroner Zou. bude V pri-
padu tom konati inkvest dnes
dopo'cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
STUDENT POMAHAJI MA
POSTE.

Ma hlavni poSt6 zam6stnano
Jest dnes til sta studujicich z
Caseovy techniky. Roztrid'uji
dopi'y a vano6ni zasilky urce-
ne k denni expedici a prace
sv6 vykonavaji pod dohledem
zkuseneho post. inspektora.
Studuiici budou totiz pomahat
ma poSte jen docasne. Jakmi-
lie. vanocni prival zasilek usta-
ne, budou z poStovnich sluzeb
op6tn6 propuSt6ni. Ia svou Wy
pomoc budou honorovani jako
klerkove pravidelni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
PASTOR DELA KLOBOUKY.

Poughkeepsie n. Y. V PRIV
1im baptistickem kostele V
Beaconu, n. Y. panuje vzru-
SEMI. re pastor toho ko ,tela,
rev. Howard J. Kingdom, je-
hoz sluzne obnasi tisic dollaru
rocn6, prijmul praci mist
ii kiobouc1ick6 tovarn6. Pa
stor rodal vysv6tleni, re pri ny
lejSi drahot6 i V Beaconu jest
tisic dollaru roc re ma zivobyti
malo a proto re pfiial praci V
kloboucnick6 tovarn6 ably 81
rivyd6lal a mohl byti xiv. Pro
test prot pastorovu jednani
vychazi al Cd dvaceti clpnu
ieho kostela, kteri byli zamest
ami V t6ze klobouGnicke to-
varr6 a pred n6ko!ika m6sici
vySli na stavku, jez dosud u
'ovnana nebyla. Pastor King
lon nyni svymi neprately jest
nazyvan stavkokazem. Pastor
lest toho nahledu. re muze by
tovarnim d6lnikem kazate
EN-, je til clenove jeho koste-
a dali mu k tomu sve svole-
II. Jako kloboutnik muze pry
vyd6lati take tolik co pastor a
tim svuj prijem zdvojnasobiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
Spojene Staty deportuji radikalni zivly
ECJ MA rkrDMESTSKE
I[AkE.
Dva provin.lci dcpravovani do
pclepsovny poku. iii Sc o
utGk.

Na Southwestern meZim6st-
skt trahcai kafe, jedouci ma
Seho m6s,a do Mansfield, udl-
la sc ' sobotu vecer rozC luji-
ci Sceaa. kdyz diva do statni
7 roiel 5eny vc2eni bandit@ Zmo
Gill e nGiakyin zpuso5em
icl )l> erJ a utGA Sc poXusili.
Byii t0 Andrew BilinsM 4
Chardcn rova6z 22lety Ed.
o Mel ze 2apadni strany ma
Seho m6sta. Provinilci Il do
stdtni pole +. Sovny Odsouzeni a
ried tim r6koii rat parolOva-
nj j2li l. Nalsf.eld "a dozoTu
v4ze sk6ho kapitana RoWea a
celia Ia spolecno t hovela 81
kuIa ,k I'm oddtleni dotCent
r.tlmCstska k4ry. VGz love by
Il k zob6 piipouta i, lee kazdy
Z nich mel jednu ruku voinou.
Kdyz lara d1jizdeia 20 Lo-
rain Ave. k West Park, oba
VIZ owe Sc nahle zvedii a o.
krozujice revolvery ostatni
cestuiici, razili 81 cestu k z&d-
nj plosi { kary. Kapitan Rowe
4 neztr3til ysak duchapritom-
Ino t. gednomu desperatovi W.
rail bambitku z levice a dru
h1ho sraZil pesti ma platfor-
mu, racez oba "a pomoci ne
kolika cestujicich dodateGn6
sroutal a do kufack6ho odde-
leni zpGt zavlekl. Pozd6ji by
10 dokazano, ze mezi pasaz6ry
nalezali Sc diva muzi, ktefi We
um oba reyolyery propasova
Ii q kratce pred bojem opustili
karu. Byli to patrn6 pratele
veznu, iiz chteli k uteku Jim
dOpomoci. Spiklenci ujeli auto
mobilem Il Lorain Ave. We
West Park ma ne cekajicim.
kterezto auto melo patrne i
dyojici v6znu V dalSim uteku
pomahati. Bilinski a O'Neil by
Ii Go Mansfield po]lani pro ne
kolikanasobne poulicni loupe-
ze, kapsarstvi a RUNE prepa-
dy. Oba mali pestry pol. re-
kord a nedlouho tomu co oba
polepSovny parolovani byli.
Tentokrate zustanou V polep-
Sovne pro nezletile muze V
Mansfield nekolik rokn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
WSS [tt1 lWSSl
DUSEVNf STAV MATKY
EUDE ZKOUMAN.

Atlantic City, 20. pros. DR..
Lewis r. SouCer. okresni lekar.
napoved6i dnes, re panl Ether
Blakova nebude vubec pohna-
ma pred scuG, aby sc zodpove-
della "a smrt sV6ho p6tileteho
Buddy, jehoz mrtvo a vypla
vena hyla ma breh mofsky,
kdyz byla ona oznamila, re j
by, unesen. Okresni l6kar pra
vi, re jest paranoic a narldil.
ably nebyla dopravena do We
zeni, ale podrzena V hospitalu,
dokud jeii dusevni stav nebu-
de podroben prozkoumani ko-
mi alienistu, jiz ustanovil.
| Grady pochybuii, re stane Sc
urcit6 znamo, jakym zpuso,
benz hosik priSel zivot. PAM
Blakova nyni pravi, ze nevi
iak Sc to stale. Kdyz DIR. Sou
der pravil il, re historka o uno
su neby a pravdiva, tazala Sc
iestli mini, re to byl pfelud a
kdyz on odvetii re ano, pravi-
la: "Soudim, re byl to klam.
Podobny pfelud mela isem
drive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-22
CESKA PLAVKYNE.

Vterejai Leader piinaSi
fotografii 3lecny Olive Jelin-
kovG, 2504 vych. 80 ul.. jedn6
z nejlepsich c eve'andskych
plavky zatky plaveckeho mi
stra Harry Stevensona. Dluz-
no poznamenati, ze 81. Jelin-
kova ami "a mrazivych dnu je-
zerni koupeli nepovrhne. Kou
pele sv6 kora u Gordon parku.
kde i Leader vcerejSi jeii
fotCrrafii Ziskal.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Subscribe.
Miss Evelyn Smith il here
from Clayton, the guest Of the
luhIsons. Z. K. predicts the
arrival Of Thoughy soon.
Attorney Adamson has been
retained by Bear Lake conntv
ca'olemen to try a priority case
III 'hat county this spring.
frank Daugherty has returned
IRON Mackay, where he has been
iof several months past, attend.
ing Freight shipments for his
Customers here.
Genial Pat Lynch was in from
n MS ranch in Antelope valley last
tuesday attending to business
matters and shaking hands with
MS many old friends here.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Buster Best-Wm. Buster. who
recently installed a flour mill in
this city, is turning out products
Of high grade which are fast
gaining popularity. The princi-
pal product, known as Busters
Best, is a breakfast serial which
Is exceedingly good, and has all
other serials backed off the
board" for flavor as we'll as price
The mill also produces fine
grades of wheat -four, corn meal,
pancake -four and bran. Mr..
Buster does commercial grind
ing at 90 cents per hundred
pounds. The breakfast serial is
only five cents per pound and
We have been trying to figure
our financial losses in this one
commodity, to say nothing OF
missing Mr.. Busters really su.
perlor product all this while It's
a home institution and we urge
all our readers to patrouize it
and keep our money at home.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29
PURELY PERSONAL

Subscribe.
Roy Tracht was down from
Clayton Tuesday.
A. c. Grace was down from
East Fork the latter part Of last
week.
j. A. Harrington was over
from Pahsamaroi the fore part OF
the week.
One of the Papworth boys OF
Clayton was here a short time
last Tuesday.
O. D. Bartlett was over from
Pahsamaroi the fore part OF the
week on business.
Will Halioran and family ar
rived thu latter part OF last week
from California for a visit with
relatives here.
Herman Rayer, who has charge
of the Spencer ranch on East
Fork was here on mission OF
business Tuesday.
Grover Burnett was visiting
with the home folks here the
fore part of the week. He was
recently mustered out OF the SER
vice.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Flu at Bradshaw's-Dr. Kirtlev
was called to Bradshaw's near
Clayton last Thursday afternoon
where he found Mrs. Bradshaw
suffering with the flu,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

10 bolse-Asses or Daniel NJ.
burnett left for Boise last Fri.
day morning where he will at.
tend a meeting of the assessors
of the state.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Longer Days-The days are
growing noticeably longer. Win.
Ter IS slipping along rapidly and
IL wont be long until the herald.
ers Oh spring will be looked for
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Decorator at Work -. Frank
Coleman had the interior OF his
nome papered and painted last
week, Z, X. Dodge doing the
work.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

o the Springs-J. D. Garland
went down to the Challis Hot
oPr nss last week in the hopes
of alternating his sufferings from
rheumatism.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29


To Salt Lake.. r. Wilson and
family of Pahsamaroi, were sum.
moned to Salt Lake last week by
sas serious illness of a daughter,
who was suffering with the flu.
Inc young lady finally passed a
way and later advices are to the
effect that Mr.. Wilson and anoth
Or daughter are now afflicted
with the dread disease. The
sympathy of all is extended the
family in their hour OF trouble.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

County Surveyor Here. H.
DIers, county surveyor, was here
the fore part of the Week on bus
mess connected with his Office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Frss s" !, Highway Commissioner
boia.a ~ Gooding has been ap.
(;oa a'sa new Highway Commits
bl.e .f Oy y, Governor Davis, in
ol W. A Brodhead.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

, Clark Here Chase A. Clark of
~ackay, passed through town
last Sunday on his way to Rob
lason Bar. We are informed
'na0 ne has sold his interest in
'ne law firm of Clark & Brod
neaa TO his nephew, Scion B.
oiars' who but recently was mus
|'ered out of the service.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Tome From CIayton-Mrs. E.
y. unison and little son return.
- last Friday from Clayton,
.uere they enjoyed a two weeks
VISIT with Mrs. Tunison's par.
Ford. . '0
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

At Pocatello-J. II. Calvin re.
turned last week from a'business
trip to Pocatello and Salt Lake.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

There. there, little Thrift Stamp
Don't you cry;
You'll be a War Bond
Bye and Bye,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

Stock Buyer. L. Beverland.
OF Mackay, Was in the valley the
fore part of the week on a stock
buying trip.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

To Goldburg-E. W. Hovey
and E. *. Dodge made a bust
ness trip to GoIdburg .dst Fri,
day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

'''hs Butter Wrappers
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

JOINS the Elks-C. B. Jensen of
a's Guy, had the antlers put on
,'ln AZ Focatello last week by
~ D. r .. E. There are a
rye number of the members Of
us order in Custer county.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29

pn ls' bigger Operated on Geo.
scr ana wife went to Pocatel
.as' week where the latter un-
,rn "eu' an operation in the
ps. aa brothers hospital. She is
No 'ns along nicely at this writ
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1919-01-29
Village Treasurer

quarterly report for the three
months ending September 31st.,
1918.
Receipts
Bal on hand last report s1493. %
Oct 18th 1918 recaival from
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-21
A dance for the benefit of the town

A dance for the benefit of the town hall fund will be given at Grange Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening. For the same object there is being plan ned a minstrel show for presentation at the Ridge gym during the early part of the winter. Sergeant P. Britt Nash is to act as general manager of the undertaking which is expected to produce a show even bigger and bet ter than the notable one produced under Home Guard auspices.
 The wife of Rev. W. T. Hill, for merly of this town, died in New Ha- ven last Saturday, aged 89.
 After a visit of two weeks with her parents at the Center, Miss Abbie Sanford has returned to Hartford to engage in her work as a trained nurse.
 The Ridge whist club met on Mon day evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Philo T. Platt.
 The Countess Turczynowicz, whose family are now installed in their new nome on the Ridge, has returned from a Western speaking tour made in be- half of Polish relief work.
 Mrs. Joseph Busser, wife of the blacksmith and grocer, Is a patient at the Danbury Hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-21
AMERICANS IN. GERMANY HAVE
 SUPPLY LINES

With The American Forces in Ger many, Nov. 21.--P1ans were complet- ed recently by headquarters of the American Forces in Germany for the lines of communication and direction of supplies for the American units which are expected to form a part of the Allied troops of occupation in upper Silesia during the plebiscite to be held there soon after the treaty of peace goes into effect. It is pos sib1e that Danzig will be used as a supply base for these troops which are expected to remain in Silesia for months.
 Announcement was made sometime ago that the Fifth and F'fftieth In- fantry regiments, which were then in the United States, has been selected for duty in Si1esia, going by way o1 Coblenz.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-21

monial mate he returns no disclaimer so that the guess may be accepted as a correct one.
 While a Ford car carrying D. S. Sanford and several pupils of his school was descending Silver Hill in Easton last Saturday evening on the homeward trip from the football game at New Haven the forward axle suddenly broke, causing the machine to sheer against the soft bank by the roadside where it was held. This fortunate arresting of the cars pro- gress probably averted serious conse- quences as the breaking of the axle placed the car wholly beyond control. As 1t was none of the occupants re- ceived any injury.
 Dr. w. c. Deming has removed from Georgetown to Wilton and open ed an office there, still retaining his office in Georgetown. He was in Washington for nearly two years upon duty with the medical branch of the Army service.
 Rev. Raymond Cunningham has an engagement to preach in St. John church. Hartford, on Sunday, Nov. 30 The services at the Episcopal church here on that day will be conducted by Rev. MT. Marsh CT Wilton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-21
RASCALS BiIiousness, Headache, Colds, Constipation, driven out
 with "Cascarets''

Why take nasty cathartics, sicken- ing salts, or stomach-turning oils to drive these rascals out? Let gentle, harmless Cascarets remove the liver and bowel poison which Is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your skin sallow, your breath of fensive, and your stomach sour. Get a box of Cascarets at the drug store and rid your liver, stomach. and bowels of the excess bile, poisons, and waste which are keeping you misera- b1e. Cascarets never gripe, never sicken, never inconvenience. They cost so little and work while you sleep.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-21

The Georgetown club held a ladies night on Tuesday night, one of a reg ular series, at Miller's Hall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-09
WOMEN NOW ON
SCOUT COUNCIL
OF P0NCA CITY

Oklahoma City, Dec. Boy Scout
work on an extensive scale is being
inauguated at Ponca City y9t the
present. A salaried man to organize
and direct the work will be employed
and a boy survey of the city viii be
made, to determine what ether work
may be done for boydom. The cam
paign WIS started by the Chamber OF
Commerce and as a result Scout
Council has been named for year
to have charge of all boy work. For
the first time, too, women have been
named On this Scout Council, perhaps
tae first time in the entire Scout
world. AT POnca City, however it is
held that mothers should be on The
Council for mothers work is that
OF looking after boys, hers and 9Th
ers. To women were named: Mrs.
Francis Smith CaItron, dre-scr Of
music in the public schools, and Mrs.
James J. McCraw, wife cf tie repub-
lican national committeeman. The
other three Council members are w.
II. England, TN attorney; R. P.
Baughman, wholesale lumse man,
and J. \. Hamilton, city superinsend-
ent Of schools. Aa business inter-
ests in the city are helping finance
the work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-09
Coming Tomorrow
Alice Joyce
HE WINCHESTER WOMAN
A VITAGRAPH FEATURE
r. o. T. C. at UNIVERSITY
RANKS AS ONE OF BEST

Norman. Okla. Dec tSpecialD
THE Reserve Officers Training
Camp at the University Of oklalo-
ma ranks as one Of the best in the
senth military disrlct. according to
Lieut.. Col. Olney Place. Inspector
general for the district who com
l.e;ed an inspection here last week
The tenth districr includes units at
seventeen colleges in Louisiana. Tex
as, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Re-
quests for units &: thirty o,her cal
leges in the dis.riot were turned
down by tRe war department be
cause Of the linked number of Of
ficers.
The university and Texas A. & NJ
college are the only two schools in
.he district which have both infant
~ and geld artillery units.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-09
LIFE LONG FRIEND PARTS
COMPANY WITH SEN. LODGE
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sl
his thinking to the new conditions
that have come about, I am through
with him. The solution Of all the
vexa.ious political and social prob
lems that are disturbing the world
now VIII be found only by thinking
in larger units
Other que IS Of the Lions club
were Mr.. e. A. Duke. of the stnte de-
partment OF education; Mr.. w. NJ
Mcrrls, of Muskogee, in charge OF
,he federal thrift campaign in the
tate, and NJ. Fl. Shepard, county su-
perlrtendent Of schools Mr. Nor
ris and Mr.. Duke both made inter
esting talks.
The annual election of officers was
held by the club, resulting ns fol
lows: Orin Ashton, president; My
ron Humphrey, vice president; E. c.
Patten, secretary; John F. Crib,
leasurer; f. D. Shafser, trustee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-09
BETTY c, LAckEY COMPLETED,
WILL PROVE PRODUCER
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shipped by tank car to Lockport.
ILL.,, the Texas company
The fed has 50 derricks and
boasts Il producing oil and gas wells.
Continue Pocasset Well
I'VE have hlive been greatly han
dicarped by shortage of fuel and ma
terlal hut we are still drilling, and
are now trying to shut off the wafer
et a derth of 5000 feet" said II. c.
Cook, CT Okmulgee, who is drilling
a teet well in Sc 1898, about nine
miles northwest CT Pocasset
Mr.. Cook who wls in Chicka sha
today, added that the formations
found in lhe we'll are very good and
he intends to continue the test He
has installed oil burners and has oil
on hand to continue operations. At
enc time there was a fine showing OF
oil in the wei.
! am willing to spend some more
money in ahis county provided | can
get s leaces in the right locality
and en- satisfactory terms" said Mr.
Cook
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-09
COLLEGE TRAINED MEN
AND WOMEN IN DEMAN .

Norman, Okla, Dee. (saeaialD
The demand for men and women
will cc..ege educ1t.ons far exceeds
{ he supply, according to Richard f..
C2oyd, Jr., secretary of the Uaiyersi-
ty Of oklahoma alumni association
and manager of the employment bu
reuu. lie says 81 FER cent Of the
1000 university alumni are engaged
in the profession or occupation for
which they prepared while in school.
The ether three per cert is engaged
in ot4er occupations.