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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
ST NOUS

Que de fois dams la vie r'est-il pas
arrive a chacun de nous de penser:
81 Nv avais refechi, je n'aurais pas
dit celia ainsi; je me serais abstenu
de celia!
Ce nest que trop vrai, helas! on
parle, on prize ct on agit CONNIE lon
marche.
Nos paroles! Tout catholique dot
Sc garder DIES mauvaises paroles; tout
Canadien doit faire attention a ses
expressions pour ne pas trop maltrai-
ter notre belle largue; mais tout men,
bre de TAssociation devrait avoir a
occur d'honorer Sa Majestic la Langue
Franchise, de la parler tres bien.
Nos prieres! Qu'elles sont pauvres,
parfois! Routinieres, remplies de dis
fractions, Giles %2ourraient etre tout
autre chose excepte des p%rieres. Que
pon soft done convaincu que c'est de-
want l'Eternel qu'on s'agenoullle,
a l'Etre Supreme qu'on s%'adresse, que
c'est a I'm Dicu d'amour que Ton parle!
Oh! 81 nous refechissions! La grande
sainte Therese, je crois, promettait a
celui qui voudrait faire un quart
d'heure de meditation par jour, quill
ne verrait pas le feu eternel.
Pourquoi? P2rce que nous ne re-
fechissons pas! Prace que nous allons
devant nous CONNIE DIES aveugles;
nous marchons sans SAVIOR OH nous
allons. Tandis qu'un quart d'heure
de meditation chaque mat;n peut al
der beaucoup a orienter ia journee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
No 22155
Order for Creditors to Present

mo ZLlOO
Order for Creditors to Present
Claims. Etc.
State of Minnesota, County of Hen
nepin. Probate Court.
In che matter of the estate of
Matthias Gottesleben, Deceased.
Letters of administration on the Es-
tate Of Matthias Gottesleben, deceased,
late of the County of Hennepin and
State of Minnesota, being granted to
Harriet Gottesleben of said county
and state;
It is Ordered, That six months
be and the same is hereby allowed
from and after the date of this order,
in which all persons having claims
or demands against the said deceased
are required to file the same in the
Probate Court Of said County Of Hen
nepin for examination and allowance,
or be for ever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, that the first
Monday in April, 1920, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, at a general term Of
said Probate Court, to be held at the
Court House in the City Of Minnea-
polls, in said county, be and the same
is hereby appointed as the time and
place when and where the said Pro-
bate Court will examine and adjust
said claims and demands.
And it is Further Ordered, that no
tice Of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in
said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks in the Echo de POu-
est a newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day
of September, 1919.
BY THE COURT,
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge Of Probate.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
ces derniers mots:

.ces derniers mots:
I La petite. Chez. ma soeur...
la Marietta. la-bas... a la "can-
fouine"... dams les terrains vagues
de Montrouge... ALL.
Un aot de mousse sanguinolente
s'echappa d esa bouche.
SEES yeux c%havirerent, ct il demeu-
ra immobile..
LIE Floch Sc redressa bleme Demo
ton.
Ma file! oh! qui done m'indiquera
Ia demeure de cette Marietta?
Alors M. J.anvier gu is'etait faufle
a la suite de la police, s'avanca:
-J'ai opere dams ces parages...
J'y al eu affaire a une femme de ce
nom... une ivrognesse... ST c'est
bien cette creature, je plains la pau
vre petite d'etre tombee en- de pareil-
les mains.
All! vous nous sauvez la vie!....
vite! vite!... descendons, j'ai ma vol
ture en- bas... Laissant Germaine ct
Suzanne autour de la depouille de Ia
pauvre Gabrielle, tandis que les agents
amenaient Grapat tombe dams une
sorte d'insensibilite idiote, les deux
amis ct M. Janvier s'elancerent dams
lie lendeau.
Mais, au moment Oh lie cocher tou-
chat ses betes, dun facre qui venait
de s'arreter brusquement devant Pho
tel, I'm jeune homme sauta,. ct au ris-
que de Sc faire ecraser, bondit sur lie
marchepied.
Monsieur Brunet!... appela-t-il,
dune Xoix anxieuse.
Surpris, Brunei devisagea rapide-
ment l'arrivant, ct, apres une seconde
d'hesitation:
Jean! Sc recria-t-il joyeusement.
je ne me trompe past. Jean!...
Par quel hasard?... Mais, non, ce
nest pas lie moment. monte avec
nous, nous causerons en- route. Sois
heureux, mon enfant, dams quelques
minutes tn vas revoir ia fancee!
-Est-ce possible g.. mur1nura lie
pauvre garcon, defaillant a cette nou-
velle in%esperee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
CADEMI FRANCHISE

L'admirable campagne pour les ia
miles nombreuses que peu de temps
avant sa mort entreprit Etienne La
nv. ct les genereuses liberalites don't,
lie premier. il donna l'exemple, portent
leurs fruits, ct DIES fruits magn1tlques.
Au lendemain de Ia guerre qui a 81
terriblement atieint dams ses sources
la race franchise, les dotaticns otfertes
pour ces families a lAcademie fran
caise Sc %succedent plus GU moins I'M
pcrtantes.
Celle dill Y a quelques jours les de-
passe toutes.
L'Academie a recu de ces dons, en-
efet, ct s'est naturellement empires
see d'acccpter une donation de M. ct
dc Nine Cognacq, ayant pour objet de
Greer 80 dotations annuelles de $4,000
francs chacune-soit 2,250,000 francs
dc rente - destinees a DIES families
pauvres composees d'au moins neuf
enfants vivants ct du meme lit.
D'autre part lAcademie a accepte
un legs universal fait a son profit par
Mile Huot, a charge de fonder un
"prix de Mile Huct-Come" qui devra
etre decerne chaque aimee on tous
les deux ans "a une jeune file nee
dams n position %heureuse, que des
revers de fortune auraient obligee q
TRAVELLER pour yivre ct qui aura su
accepter courageusement une vie de
pauvrete mais G'honneur".
L~'inventaire a 1evele un actlf net
d%'environ quatre-vingt-dix-mille frcs'
Oh. DOuZats.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19

Celui qui Sc JUICE severement a tou.
jours plus d'indulgence pour les au.
tres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19

voulait pas accepter lie genereux sa-
crifice du mousse; mails celui-ci ne
lui laissa pas lie loisir de discuter. LIE
temps pressait. En- quelques minutes
il cut ramasse ses hardes, ct, apres
avoir embrasse bien fort Sayer qui
pleurait to%ujours, mails maintenant
d'emotion ct de joie, il sauta dams lie
canot qui devait lie conduire a bord
du navire de guerre.
La bonnie action du petit mousse
devait avoir sa recompense.
Lorsque Pequipage arriva sur lie
batiment, lie capitaine recruteur ra-
conta au commandant ce qui s'etait
passe ct lui presenta John.
LIE commandment, enchante de la
belle conduite ct des mobiles senti-
ments du mousse, l'attacha a son
etat-major.
Par la suite, il prit plaisir a lie fai-
re causer, ct ravi de son intelligence
ct de la fermete de son caractere, il
lui donna les moyens d'acquerir, peu
a peu, INSTRUCTION qui lui manquait.
John travailla avec ardeur, ma
niant avec une egale habilite lie box
tant ct la hache d'abordage. II Sc dis
tingua 81 bien quill conquit les uns
apres les autres tous ses grades dams
la marine, jusqu'a celui d'amiral. LIE
jour OH il fut nomme a &c comman-
dement, supreme, il recut dIrlande
I'm paquet volumineux. L'enveloppe
ouverte laissait apercevoir I'm vais-
seau en- miniature, veritable bijou en-
bois sculpte, fouille, dune execution
merveilleuse, ct auquel il ne manquait
nj hauban nj I'm nor. La coque por-
TAFT cette inscription touchante: "a
notre bienfaiteur". Les enfants de
Sayer".
C'etaient, en- effet, les fills de Pr
landais qui, reconnaissance a celui qui
leur await conserve leur pere, ct qui
ayant appris la haute fortune a la
quelle il etait parvenu, avaient voulu
lui offrir IN temoignage de leur graft
tude. lis avaient tous travaille, dams
leurs moments de loisir, a ce bateau
qui etait devenu I'm veritable OBJ
jet dart.
Vivement emu, l'amiral voulut fai-
re la connaissance des enfants de son
ancien camarade. II apprit d'eux que
celui-ci etait mort depuis plusieurs
annees.
SEES fills ct files etaient etablis ct
maries, a Texception dun seul, qui
exercait lie meter aleatoire de pc
cheur sur lie littoral.
L'amiral Pattacha a sd personne ct
lis naviguerent de tongues annees en-
semble sur les vaisseaux du roi. &c
fut en- 1890 que mourut lamiral an
glais John Campbell, estime ct pleu-
re de tous ceux qui l'avaient connu ct
servi.
LIE petit navire sculpte resta en-
possession de ses heritiers ct fut,
plus tard, legue a un musee.
WALDORF.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
LIE PILGRIMAGE DE LA
VICTOIRE 4 LOURDES

La journee de la cloture d upeIeri-
mage de la Victoire, a Lourdes, Fran
ce, a revetu I'm Incompatible eclat.
L'archeveque d'Alger, lie seveques de
Lourdes, Chalons ct Oran, Mgr Bau-
drillart, recteur de lInstitut catholi-
que de Paris, etaient presents, ainsi
que lie P. Bauhon, SUPERIOR des AS
somptionnistes ct les membres du
conseil d'hospitalite
Plus de trente mile pelerins ont
plrs part u ceremonies. Apres les
vepres pontifcales, celebrees a la
grotte, Mgr Tissier, eveque de Cha
Ions, est monte en- chaire portant epin-
glee sur so ncamail violet, la Croix
de la Legion d'honneur. Dams son dis
cours, il a exalte lie role sublime de
nos poilus, DIES "chefs d'armee pIeins
de genie, DIES mort simmortels, des
mutiles, %vivantes reliques de la g1oire,
des euv ct orphelins, des pretres,
des ouvriers dusine, des cheminots,
DIES paysans, DIES heroiques femmes
de France, don't les mains ont panse
tant de p%laies".
L'eloquent eveque a chante ensuite
en- l'hnoneur du Dieu DIES armees "qui
aime la France" ct de la Verge de
Lourdes un MAGNITUDE TIE Deum de
reconnaissance.
L'honneur est I'm mot SAM %pluriel;
il ne faut pas l. confondre avec les
honneurs.
La verite peut Sc dire hautement
partout, pourvu que la discretion tenn
pere lie discours ct que la charlie Pa
nine.
II y a de fausses larmes, CONNIE il
y a de faux claimants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
LION DE
FLANDRE

IL A1OlN LIZ
FLANDRE
VARIETIES
LIE fer lion qui garde
Nos bras forts ct vaillants,
Dun oeil en- feu regarde
SEES ennemis tremblants.
Au sein de la bataille,
Quand some lie clarion,
II brave la mitraille,
LIE sabre ct lie canon.
Toujours il reste libre,
Toujours il est vainqueur,
Toujours sd voix qui vibre,
Enfamme notre occur.
Les grands empires passent,
Les rois sont detr0nes,
Leurs sceptres dor Sc cassent,
Leurs reeves sont brises.
La Flandre est i~mprenable,
Quand son lion rugit;
Car il est incompatible,
Son air guerrier lie dit.
Les dents de sd jeunesse
Ccnservent leur tranchant,
Sa griffe est vengeresse,
Son oeil est cl~airvoyant.
Ii a convert de gloire,
La Flandre chere a Dieu;
Cent lustres de victoire,
I'ont fat craindre en- tout lieu.
w
Secoue ia criniere,
Lion m~ajestueux,
De tot la Flandre est %fiere,
A tot nos chants, nos voeux.
Vomis DIES fots de rage
Sur les rangs ennemis,
Partout NETS lie carnage
Defends tes vieux amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-09-19
UN CYCLONE AUX ANTILLES

La Havane.-Cinq personnes ont
etc tuees ct plusieurs ont disparu a
la suite dun cyclone qui s'est abattu
sur la Vile dams la mutt du IL sep
tembre, projetant les vagucs au-des-
sus DIES 'digues ct inondant plusieurs
quarters de la vile. Les eaux, en- Sc
%retirant, lie jour suiavnt, ont laisse
les rues jonchees d'arbres ct de de-
bris.
L'eclairage electrique ct les tele-
phones ont etc presque enforcement
paralysis. ct les degats sont tres i'm
portants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
GRADY BOY
is HURT IN
BIG FIGHT
Saw Service on Meuse Against
Hun; Knocked Out; Many
Grady Boys With the
Fighting GOTH

Sergt. G. L. Branscour, Grady coun
ty soldier, who was wounded in ac
ton on the Muese river, near Yer
dun, has been discharged from the
army and has returned to his home
near Minco.
sergt Branscour was in the battle
zone of France for practically six
months. during which time he as,
sisted in defeating the Germans on
the line between st. Mihiel and Yer
dun. He entered the service with a
contingent Of Grady county draftees
and was sent to Camp Travis, Tex,
in September, 1917. After complet-
ing burdensome training course, he
was detailed for overseas service
with the Fighting Goth" division, Co..
I, 357th infantry, which disembarked
at Liverpool, July /, 1918. Four days
after landing, July 9TH, Branscour's s
company was sent to France. He
was wounded October oath.
Sergt. Branscom is the son of Mrs
Ora A. Branscour, who resides four
miles west of Minco. He was visit
ing friends in Chickasha today
Sergts. James A. Bird and Chas e.
Leslie, both of this city, were mem
bers of Company I, 9Oth division, ac-
ccrding to Branscour. There were
many Chickasha boys in our COM
pany," he declared this morning. 81
don't know how they are faring now,
but every man was in the best OF
morale and rearin' to go the last
time I saw them" he continued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
WOULD ENJOIN
PHONE RATES

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 20.-Ac-
tion to stop enforcement of the in
creased federal phone rates through
a district or supreme court injunc-
tion was being contemplated by the
attorney generals office Tuesday.
Should a district or supreme court
enjoin the Southwestern Bell COM
pany from increasing rates under
the new federal order, failure to
comply it was pointed out by At
torney Paul Walker of the corpora
tion commission, would make the
company officers subject to con-
tempt and a Jail sentence
The attorney generals office can
bring teh suit in three courts-dis
trict, state supreme and federal
The state supreme court, however,
is considered the most likely place
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
AUTO THEFT MAN
WANTED IN TEXAS
SHERIFF LEARNS


That the man giving his name as
"Dick Harper and who, this morn
ing entered plea of guilty on a
charge of being an accomplice in the
theft of the Babe Yates automobile,
is William Palmer, wanted in Wich-
ita Falls, Tex, was made known
this morning when Harper" related
the complete story to Sheriff San
key
"They got me at Wichita Falls
some time ago on a charge of steal
ing a diamond ring" he said, ac-
cording to the sheriff "They SEN
fenced me to two years in the state
penite' tiary and while in jail await
ing + arrival of convey officers,
escaped Officers at Wichita Falls
have been notified that Palmer is
being he'd in the county Jail and
would be sentenced on the car theft
charge some time this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
CASH in W. S. S.
AT RATE OF
$l,O57PER DAY

They are cashing them too fast
and with too much regularity, is the
way Col. G. W. Barefoot, Chickasha
postmaster looks at the run" he
has had from people who want their
war savings stamps converted into
cash, and who have therefore come
before the postmaster with such re-
quests,
"This thing is fierce" quoth Col.
George this morning-"It seems that
everybody in Chickasha wants their
war savings stamps cashed right
now. They are doing this when
they should be buying more stamps
If they actually needed the
it would be different, but l
know that some of them could
easily purchase more stamps. /
have figured up for the past few
days and have found that an aver
age Of $1,057 worth of w S. S.
have been cashed daily"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
PAIR MUST
EXPLAIN IT
TO COURTS

Two young men, giving their
names as Jack Hale and Bob Jack
son, are in the county Jail awaiting
filing of charges against them by
County Attorney Cavaness.
Hale and Jackson were arrested
yesterday afternoon by c. H. May
field, assistant chief of police.
Knucks, gold false teeth, gold crowns
and bridges, other dental material,
skeleton keys and sum of money
aggregating $23, weer found in pos
session of the men. Shortly before
their arrest by Assistant Chief May
field, the men had pawned a 45-cal-
ibre pistol to the Sol Pawn shop for
$4.0O.
Both Jackson and Hale decline to
talk of the career or offer any ex-
PLANTATION of where they obtained the
valuables. Hale says he is from
Wichita Falls, Texas; Jackson de-
clares his home is in Pueblo, Col.
Charges of carrying metal knucks
will probably be placed against the
men this afternoon, according to b.
M. Cavaness, county attorney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
MAKE PLANS FOR
SCOUT CARNIVAL
DURING SUMMER

The Scout Commission is planning
big Boy Scout carnival for four
Gays during the latter part of the
month of July, at which time a big
open-air drama will be staged in
which every scout and recruit will
have a part. However, as the selec-
tion of the cast will be made early,
so that rehearsals may begin and
parts may be allotted in ample time
to insure the success of the play, all
boys desiring to become members of
the Boy Scout troop must make ap-
pllc4tion early, so that they may be
assigned to some distinctive part in
the carnival and drama. This omen
air carnival and drama is to give
the scouts an opportunity for out-of-
door phazes of their training, and
Tor presentation to the public, so that
it will become better acquainted
with the character and development
of the scout work and it's influence
in Nthe life of the boy. The play will
be filled with drills and thrills.
scout stunts and "yells" and scout
craft, displaying efficiency in first
aid, signalling and other features of
the Boy Scouts training.
The scout troop will meet Friday
night at Vinca park and at this
meeting commissions will be an.
nounced and troop assignments
made. Every Scout must attend this
meeting or he may lose his an
pointment or assignment Meeting
will be at 1880 p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
CHICKASHA
CREDIT MEN
WILL MEET
To Form Association at Session
of R M "A. Tonight; Busi-
ness to Get After the
Slow Accounts.

A Retail Credit Mems association
is to be organized at a meeting to
be held tonight in the office of Ar
thur Ersland; secretary of the Retail
Merchants association.
According to Secretary Ersland,
who is promoting the organization of
the Credit Mems association, to act
in cooperation of the Retail Mer-
chants association, the credit man
from each business house in Chick
asha will be asked to enter their
names upon the membership roll.
The function of the organization, Mr..
Ersland stated this morning, viii be
to smother the men who are slow in
meeting their bills, to make known
those who refuse or fail to pay debts
duly and legally contracted for, and
to work in every way that will assist
in overcoming the loss to the mer.
chants who accommodate those who
purchase on charge accounts.
1--WE expect a membership Of fifty
or MORE" the R. M. A. secretary de-
clared. this morning. "The plan is
being vigorously pushed, and is
meeting with the undivided support
of almost every merchant. l believe
that Chickasha has been feeling the
need OF a Credit Mems association
for some time.
"Our organization may not be COM
pleted tonight, but when the machine
is perfected, we will be amply pre-
pared to harvest the crop"
r. L. Jones, president Of the Re
tail Merchants association, will pre-
side over the meeting tonight. Pre-
ce1ing the calling to order of the
credit men, short business meeting
Of the r. NJ A. will be held. In the
of the r. NJ. A., will bo
formulated plans for the staging Of
the next Dollar Day and also for
-he Booster tour planned for this
spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
ARE GRADY
DELEGATES
ON COTTON

Grady county's representatives to
the state meeting to be held in Ok
lahoma City this afternoon, at which
time plans will be designed to reduce
the Oklahoma cotton acreage, left
this morning for the capital city.
The Grady representatives are J..
W. Owens, county farm agent; C.
d, Gray, farmer of the Meridian com
munity, and A. H. Davis, farmer re-
siding near Rush Springs.
81 will report at the meeting that
Grady county will reduce her acre,
age 50 per cent under that planted
in 1915" said Agent Owens before
leaving for Oklahoma City this morn,
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
Aged Woman
In Jail, On
Spree Here

An old, gray-haired woamn, proba-
bly, Is years of age, spent last
night in the county jail
She was arrested near midnight by
policemen who had been summoned
to the Savoy hotel, where the elder
ly lady was creating superabun-
dance Of excitement. The policemen
arrested the woman, thoroughly con-
vinced that she was mentally de-
ranged
This morning at . o'clock she had
recovered and was released in com.
pliance with orders from Sheriff
sankey dope and bay-rum was the
cause of it ALL" was the belief ex-
pressed at the county Jail this morn
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
ECONOMIC FUTURE
DARK FOR GERMANY

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-(By Mail)--
The Weimar correspondent of the
Lokal Anzeiger reports that Prus-
sian Minister of Finance Suedekum
in the course of a discussion with
the financial ministers of the feder-
ated states painted an extremely
Gloomy economic future for Ger
many.
Herr Suedekum is reported to
have said that Germany would be
obliged to have assistance, that a
state of bankruptcy was imminent
and that affairs might reach the
stage when each individual would
be compelled to give up the major
share of his income to the state
being permitted to retain only
enough to cover his most urgent
needs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
Leaders Say President and Not
Senate to Speak Words That
Will Mould Public
Opinion.
PRESIDENT DELAYED
BY FIERCE STORMS
State Department Leaders Show
No Hurry to Reply to Poin-
dexter or Others Who
Rap League.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-Presi
dent Wilson and not the senate will
speak the words that will deciJe
the American people for or against
the League OF Na.ivas, a 10 opin
ion of stale aIl..t..-~...,.14 .4a.. 4fs,
They refuse to wo1roy over the
ATTACKS on the draft of the league
constitution. They are in no hurry
to reply to Senator Poindexter nor
will hey rush into the area against
other critics who are laying plans
to hammer at the league every day
from now on.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
PLEADS GUILTY
ON CHARGE OF
STEALING CAR

Dick Harper, charged with being
an accomplice Of Alfred Bonham in
the theft Of the Babe Yates automo-
bile, stolen Sunday morning, en-
tered a plea Of guilty at his pre-
liminary hearing this morning before
M. g. Bu0 ell, justice of the peace
Bonham pleaded guilty to the
charge when arraigned a few days
ago, but Harper proclaimed his in
nocence until the preliminary hear
ing this morning. They will proba.
bly, be sentenced this week by VIII
Linn, district Judge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
RAISING PALESTINE FUND.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-Fifty thou
sand dollars as an initial contribution
toward the middle vests quota of
100000 toward the restoration Of
Palestine fund had been raised by
Chicago Jesw today.
The subscriptions were taken at
the final session of the Federated
Zionist societies last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
HOUSE READY FOR
BUSY MEET TODAY
BY United Press.

By United Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 20
The house was ready for a busy bill
passing afternoon, following the re-
turn from Miami Of 20 truaRt legisla-
tors who went there as guests of
Representative Mabon, to visit the
prospective location for a school of
mines. About 40 bills are now ready
for final roll call
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-20
Dixie STOCK ARRIVING.

The first shipment of stock and
fixtures having arrived, the Dixie
store expects to open it's doors for
business between March 1st and 10th,
probably the 8th, said Managers
Miller & Levine this morning The
remaining stock and fixtures are ex-
pected to arrive in the city in the
next few days, according to the
owner