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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
Crew Under Direction Ben Burgess
cut' 80 Cords on Newell Place;
Dan 5eets Crew Busy Near
City Water Plant.
MUNICIPAL YARD BUSY
TAKE CARE OF ORDERS
Tractor Furnishes Power; Three Cars
Wood Due In City To-day; Car
Coal Received Yesterday;
Distribution Small Lots.

Wood at the municipal woodward
is being disposed OF as fast as it can
be prepared for delivery, Judge w. W.
Clarke, chairman of the city wood
committee says.
Two units of woodchoppers employ
ed by the city were at work Twenty
one men in charge OF Ben Burgess,
were at work on the Newell farm
near Ninnckah. where 80 cords were
cut and prepared for shipment to
Chickasha. At the same time, four
men in charge Of Dan w. Beets,
street commissioners, We're laboring
near the city water works. Five
cords were cut by Commissioner
Beets' unit. This fuel is now being
prepared for delivery at the munich
pal woodward, Jacob Lorensen, city
councilman, foreman.
The wood on the Newell farm near
Ninnekah is being hauled to Chick
asha by Commissioner Beets and the
street department. Two teams and
two large trucks are being used to
place the wood in Chickasha. The
street departments tractor is being
used to furnish motive power for the
saw at the municipal woodward
Five Cars Expected Today.
Five cars, three ordered from Cen
ter, okla. on the Chickasha-Ada
branch of the Santa Fe, and two from
Bradley, ara expected in the city to-
day, Mr.. Clarke said this morning.
An order has been placed for the
shipment OF three cars daily from
Center
The wood is being sold at Sl4OO
per cord, loaded at the wood yard
The wood to be shipped in will sell
for approximately the same price
Mr.. Clarke says
Wood is being sold only on or
der of j. w Conner, city fuel admin
istrator. Mr. Comer's office Is on the
second floor of the First National
bank building
A car of coal was received yester
day by the Chickasha Ice and Cold
Storage company
The distribution of this coal was
placed in the hands of Fuel Admin
istrator Conner, and was sold In lots
Of 500 pounds. Only those persons
whose need was urgent were sold
coal, and the supply was exhausted
at Z o'clock yesterday evening. Only
those without fuel and who have no
other means Of getting it, are being
sold city wood.
Conner Urges Individual Action.
Fuel Administrator Conner yester
day urged that eevry individual get
busy and store away supply OF
%ood. This is the only way we can
prevent suffering" said Mr.. Conner
Extremely cold weather is pre-.
dicitd for the latter part of Decem-
ber While the weather remains ia.
vorable, everyone should make use of
the opportunity and lay in a wood
supply. thus insuring protection dur
ing the extreme cold weather. Don't
put it off; you can't depend on some
one else when the need is critical"
he said
Recommend Oil Burners.
Installation of oil burners IL rec
commended by the fuel administrator
An adequate supply of kerosene Is
practically assured. and the insfalla-
tion of large number of oil burners
would save several cords of wood.
Mr. Conner believes Oil burners, he
says, have given satisfaction in the
emergency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
Cooperation Offered.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Dec. 6.-Fie,d Marsha'
Wilson, in conference with General
roch yesterday afternoon Offered
,&&mplete cooperation if an armed
force is necessary to compel Ger
many to sign the protocol, according
TO a dispatch received here today.
This dispatch stated that it had
been learned on reliable authority
that General Foche plans to give
Germany six days notice of an allied
invasion if Germany refuses to sign
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
MARRIAGE is ANNOUNCED

News of the marriage of Miss Ru-
by Hill, former student in the
Chickasha high school, to Henry
Ware. of Anadarko has been recelv-
ed here. The ceremony was per
formed in Eel Reno on December srd.
Mr. Ware is captain of the Anadarko
Indian basketball team which leaves
soon for a tour of the eastern states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
GIRL is BORN

Mr. and Mrs. Jay II. Lime of this
city announce the arrival Of a baby
girl, born this morning at Z O'Clock
at Wesley hospital. Oklahoma City
Tie new arrival has been christened
Mary Louise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET

Monday afternoon at o'clock,
ehe Women's Missionary society of
the Christian church will meet at the
home of Mrs Fred Jackson in the
Bohart flats, corner Fifth and Kan
Jas, with Mrs. H. w. RTE as leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
RED CROSS GIRLS MEET

All THE members of the girls auxil-
iary of the Chickashl Chapter cf the
Red Cross, are asked to meet Mon
day afternoon in the federal building
at o'clock The call for the meet
ing was issued by Miss LYDIA Rich.
ards, active chairman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
PYrhlAN SISTERS MrEr

The Pythian Sisters will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2:SO at X. of p
hall There viii be election of Off
GERS. All members are requested tc
be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
NO HOLIDAY IN
STRIP PITS Of
JAYHAWK STATE
Ten Strips Producing Coal Today;
Others to Be Worked Soon;
Ohio Miners and Operators In
Farley; Believe viii Agree.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Columbus, Ohio, Fec. 6-The min
ers and operators are considering
the government plan for opening the
mines of Ohio next week.
Both sides are to meet again next
Monday at the office of the governor
to make reports on their decisions
Both the operators and miners resus-
ed to discuss the situation, The
governor is confident that something
VIII come Of Mondays meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
Reoruanize Hun Cabinet.

By United Press.
Berlin, Dec. 6.-The reorganiza
tlon of the German cabinet is consid
cred probable if the entente insist.
on the terms of the protocol.
Whether such a cabinet would ac
cert the terms is unknown. Germa
ny bitterly denies that the govern
ment is responsible for the sinNint
Of German warships at Scapa Flow
The failure of France to re.e1s'
German prisoners of war is 5lst
causing great Indignation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
= + = > = - = = =
MINERS STAND PAT.

+ By United Press.
+ McAlester, Dec, G.-By vote
+ II to Is the union miners occu-
+ pying the shacks near the
+ Dawley strip pits voted not TO
+ return to work The time lim- :
+ it was extended until Monday :
+ to give them time to reconsid- .
+ er their decision. The vote .
i vote followed the governors .
+ work or move" order" order. 1
+ + + + i. = + = + + + + !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
= ! + ! + 1, i + + + +
ARREST UNION HEAD
BY United Press.

y = 31E'N" 'E1'7'
+ Kansas City, Missouri,
+ December G. - Legal action
+ is starting against the miners
+ in this district. A United
+ States deputy marshal has
+ been to Pittsburgh to arrest
i Alexander Howatt, president
+ of the United Miners of Mis-
+ souri, and Kansas. The officer
4 is armed with federal war
+ rant charging criminal con
i tempt OF court.
+ I. = + + + + i + + + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06

All the latest news by
wire every day from the
United Press Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06
Recommend Oil Burners.

Installation of oil burners is rec
commended by the fuel administrator
An adequate supply of kerosene is
practically assured. and the insfalla-
tion of a large number of oil burners
would save several cords Of wood.
Mr. Conner believes. Oil burners, he
says, have given satisfaction in the
emergency.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-06

You will find all the
local news every day in
The Daily Express.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
II JULIO

de Francia DOR ella misma. LA C0NQUlSTA DE- LA
TERRA POR Ell T~RABAJADOR; ell cambto mas
grande que Sc haya operado en- la distribution de la
propiedad. despues de las leyes agrarlas de la anti
giiedad ' la invasion barbara, segun los historladores
de Is reyOluci0n.
No nos vamos a detener ahora q anallzar aquel
portentcso movimiento, apiicandoe Ell escalpe'o Gel
anaisis. Las paginas inmortales de los paneglrlstas
historicos de la revolution Quedaran siempre como tes-
timonios de que algo g~randioso ~palpitaba en- aquei
drama gigantesco. Los actores habran ~quedado hechos
pClvo, desmenuzados y descuartlzados por las lnvest-
gaciones V explicacicnes de esos analistas, que como
ell admirable autor de Los Origenes de la francia
contemporaries" o como LIE Bon, exhiben a los perso-
najes desprovistcs de sus arreos abigarrados con que
los visti6 Ia fantasia Y Ell sentimiento populares, para
que Sc admitan tcdas las lacras. todos los detectos, todas
las aberraciones. Pero ell hecho es que la Francia re-
concentra todas sus glorias y sus aspiraciones noblii-
simas en- esta fecha que ma llegado a ser una fecha
luminosa universal, porque brilla en- ella Ell resplande-
ciente espritu frances. que ha sido luz y gula no solo
de la Francia Y de los franceses, sino tambien de la
raza latina. a la que pertenecemos Y aun de toda la
humsnidad.
Por ESQ, ' porQue a las fuentes de la sabldura
francesa henoS lido a inspirarnos Y a beoer. Mexico
nuestra patria ha celebrado siempre. siempre. como gio-
ria propia este data rutiiante que ahora ~conmemora-
mos. ' al unisono de los franceses, ~prorrumpimos en-
este critic. que tiene aigo de nuestro patriotlsmo: viva
Francia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

Que son les revoiuciones? Que misterio hay en-
Ia generacion de esoS fenomenos sociales, que desen-
cadenar sobre los pueblos ell hurscan de Ia passion
humana. ' sueleu ser a Ia manera de aquellas perio-
IDEAS crecientes del Milo, que primero desborda las
asuas revueltas con ell legamo, V turbido Y frenetico
inunda con sus torrentes ell desierto ' 10 fecunda Y
10 reverdece ' 10 e~uflora, al llegar Ia primavera- como
canta el poeta en- sus sonoras rimas!
Es Ell genio de Ia humanidad. siempre prollfico.
que colma con sus creacioneS, sean materlales. sean
espirituaies. csc colossal escenario en- que Sc desarrola
ell drama gigantesco de la civilization, hasta que re-
ducido para contener ell constante adelante de los pue-
bios, los muros no pueden resistir. Y caen al empu-
je del progreso mismo. que Sc manifesto en- el tu-
multo con ell frenesi de las pasiones que Sc calman
solo cuando lorna Ell equilibrio a Ia sociedad
Hase dicho. y no sin razon- que las revoluciones
constituyen Ia mas grande calamidad para los ~pueblos,
pero esta razon es mas ben aparente que real. por-
que 81 termino revolucion suele emplearse lndistlnta-
mente para designar a todas las perturbaciones socia-
les, que sobre TODD en- Ia America espanola. con o sin
motives. sacuden Y destrozan a los infortunados pue-
bios.
La ciencia en- rigor no ha dlcho ST ultima pala-
bra, porque Ia critica historical, tai ' como ahora Ia
concebimos, Incorporate a Ia established, a la psicolo-
ga V a Ia SOCIOLOGICAL. Is una ciencia nacida aver ape
mas, pero para Ell entimiento popular. para ell sent-
miento nacional. coEfirmado con Ell curse de los amos.
csc oleaie formidable que derribO a Ia monarquia de
Luis XVI, es entire los franceses, la conquita interior
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
VA LID AIDES Elk RANJERAS
RUMANlA Y LA PAZ

mas, de los siete zemstvos, dos ha-
oi&n va votsdo la union aGn antes de
que ell Statul Tzarii hubiera sido
pronunci&dc. A este respecto, Ia re-
soldci0n votada el 5 de mario de 1918,
de acuario con la asamblea general
de los propietarios, por ell zemstvo de
Baltzi. va era caracteristica:
Ante Dios V Ell mundo enJero, dice
este documento. proclainamos solem-
nemente hoy nueStra voluntad de vcr
nacerse Ia union de la Besarabia con
el EN- de Rumania- Queremos Vi
.Nir a! abrigo de las instituciones
constitucionales de la monarquia de-
m~ocratica rumana V de Sus leyes, que
son las uricas susceptibles de garan-
thar nucStra existencia nacional y
nueStra prcsperidad economical Y cul-
tural. D. D. Ciolac, presidente de
Ia Liga de los propietarics; R. Bant-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

a conocer Y cue han sido revelados
en- una caCta dirigida al Temps" por
ell senior Strcesco, gran prop:etario
de BesarabIa:
LA acta de union fue votada
Dor la S~eSarabia miSma.-La Dieta
de BeSarabia (Sfatul Tzariil que vo-
TO. el q de mario de 1918 (eStiso
antiguol, per Sc votoS contra tres,
Ia union de esta provincial a Ruma-
MIA. representaba a tccaS las naclc-
nalidades del pals Y a todas las cla-
ses socialeS, c~ompreudidos entire elias
los grandes p~ropietarios de terrenos.
Los zentvos (asambleas Department
tales que representation las ciuda-
des. en- las que ell elemento no runa-
no es el mas numeroso, hablan en-
yiado ALI Delegates 10 mismo cue los
zemstvos de los campos ' que e.
zenstvo de toda Ia provincial. ACE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

O5servaciones de madres que han sud-
maestraS dc KinesrgGrten--Ed''
tados Dor Ia Oticina de EducGcio1
de los Estodos Unidos y por Ia
Asociuci6n NacioRal de Kinder
garten.
Por la Sra. Jess Sweit@er Shqetter
Son grandemenue satiSfactorlos y
titles para las ninos, los aIbumes
sencillos, indistructibles, arreglados
en- la casa. Proporcionan %infinitas o.
portunidades a~provechadas para la
educacion.
Siempre me ha interesado grande-
mente observar a mis- ninitas en- CO.
mercio con sus primeros libroS. Ade-
mas del valor educativo de estos, son
fuente de gran placer y llegan a ser
i~nseparables companeros cuotidlanos
de las ninas. Cuando una nina a
punta sus catorce meses de edad, sc
lie da su primer libro, libro pequeno
de hojas de limo, c%onteniendo estam-
pas de animales a la vez que Sc les
los senalamos Y cuando la nina Sc ma
familiarizado con su aspecto, va pue-
de Distinguishes Y denominarlos por
81 sola. Luego. Sc lie dan llbros que
gentlemen estampas de objetos, iluml-
nadas V cuando Sc ha habituado a
ellos, Sc agregan a su collection uno
que otro grupo p]ictorico.
Aprenden los ninos tanto ell nu-
nero de les objetos como sus colo
res, 81 Sc sigue ell procedimiento de
c~ontarles los que haya en- los distln-
tos grupos, dc paso diremos que los
grupos no deberan exceder de c1nco
obietos, para principiar. La obra de
Emilia Pulson titulada "Juegos con
los Dedos", constituye IN amable su-
plemento a los cuadros de csta clase,
SoIemos encontrar albumes salts
factories Y atrayentes, sencllios, a
rregiados en- casa e indestructibies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14
Trad. Gel frances DOrG La PrenSa.

Trrd. Gsl frances DOyG La PrenSa.'
Aan no Sc Sabe 10 cue dec!dlra Ia
Conference de IA Paz acerca de IA
frontera rumano-rusa. Ha escucha-
do a los delegates rumanos V a los
Delegates rusos que Sc hallan en-
complete desacuerdo, pueS el profile
ma de Ia frontera oriental rumana
Sc confunde con Ell problema de IA
Besarabia.
Es indudabie que eI ~problema IS
difici! de rcsolver, pues "a frcntera
del Dnister i0VereSa demasiaGo di-
rectamente a Russia para que pueda
fiiarse sin preocuparse de los int
reses rusos, Pero eS incontestable
Que ia union de la Besarabia q Ru-
mania es perfectamence legic;ma' Sc
GIN Sc d~esprende de los tres orde-
mes hechcs que a continuation DANES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

lPasa ! Ia Ia Col. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
BEGINS PLAY FRIDAY
Gyp~y-suif League 10 Get Under
Way with Double Header Mt I pc
First Attraction.

Basketball followers Of Tulsa VIII
have new attraction opened 10
them when the newly organized Gyp-
sy-Gulf league will be- ushered IN
for the 1920 season ot the Ken
dali college gymnasium floor Thurs
day this week Two games VIII De
played. Tho firs, game which VIII
start ats O'Clock, the automobile de
partmert will line mp against the ma
tcriaI department The second game
Immediately following, the oil de-
partpment will oppose the gas pro-
ductiou.
As the Gypsy OH company ana
Gulf Pipe Line company employ n
largo number Of men Il was decided
the best way 10 give everyone
chance to moke m" team that VIII
repre eHent the company In the CITY
on league waA 20 organize com
pany league.
After the first team has been Sc
looted for the CITY league the GYPSY
Gulf league viii continue their
schedule II the dates can be arranged
so as not 10 conflict
The new league is sure Ia work
mn a lot uf enthusiasm among hhsket-
ball followers especially WIN tne
employees OF the company
Friday evening on ~. mnterlal ].
rr4t game. gas producun W auto
mobile. second game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
Tulsa High to Play
Depey Gridsfers at
Lee Stadium Friday

With one OF their hardest games
safely past, that with Joplin high
school last week, Tulsa high school
gridsters yesterday began prepar-
alton for their game with Dewey
high school here Friday. WIN
the exception OF Abe Carter. sus-
pended for an infraction-of the
training rules, the squad is intact
for this week $ game. No injuries
necessltating a weeks rest were re
ceived and Rrenneman Will again
be enabled 20 present an eleven OF
great strength, with the personnel
the same as al. the start OF the
season, with the exception OF Car
tcr's absence and poe's disability
due TO q fractured collar bone.
Hard scrimmage Is 10 be given
the squad by Coach Brenneman
this week. After the Dewey game
Tulsa meets two uf tho most pn"
erful eastern scholastic ele'ens IN
the state, NowRta and Muskoges,
here November Is and al Music
gee Thanksgiving. and with m"
final three ga mes 20 he played,.ihe
red and white mentor ts pointing
the squad for another all-Nic'or-
iouH season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
! EONARD IS POPULAR
FIGHT TITLE HOLDER
One OF Greatest Champions In Ring
Todny-CI,Nn Iirbits Make
Hin Credit to Game.

Champion of Champions' That's
Benny Leonard, worlds lightweight
champion who defends his title In
Ib-round battle here November II
against Jimmy Duffy Leonardh
refusal 20 make less than 14O POUNDS
In several engagements has resulted
In his receiving pannlng from sew
eral quarters, But though some sport
writer's take exception To Leonard
arbitrary action regarding weight
they all agree that he In supreme IN
the lightweight division today ana
that with the exception of jimmy
Duffy. Lew Tender ana possioly
Richie Mitchell there is no hsht-
weight who has chance TO take 'he
title.
Leonard has met practically every
lightweight in the game. champion
ship contendorA and those win h'ue
claim TO that crown And from ehcn
encounter the champion has emerged
with credit Unlike many crown
wearers Leonard lights hard. lie
engages IN decision bouts put
not content 10 merely protect MN
self whether he In fighting Tor u
referee or newspaper decisloh Le'n
ard fights hard enough 10 WIN n
engages In more bouts thhh any
champion and demands ana receives
more money for those bouts IMAM hns
title holder Fans pay high to see
Biuy Glbson's star batller IN hct"h'
Leonard was boxing instructor
during the war and his WORK re-
ceived high praise from The war DE =
partment Benny has fought his way
from obscurity to a cham plonshlp
with his marvellous fighting abllliy.
And he has retained that tltle ny
clean living and hard training Leon
ard is "A credit 10 the boxing game.
both ns real champion, capahle oi
bearing that honor, and ~ gen
tleman lie Is champion pi ch"H-
plons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04

Edward w. Cochrane. sporting ed
itOr OF the Kansas City journal,
whose work as referee OF numerous
Tulsa ring battles the past year has
commanded the admiration OF AL
lovers OF clean sport, yesterday Sired
his acceptance To offic!ate In the
sam Langford Harry wills l5-round
bout for the worlds negro heavy
weight boxing championship here 10
morrow night. tochranes presence
ms third man In the ring insures
impartial treatment for both princi-
pals and n dlctsion as II should be
given Promoter George Piummor
Of the Tulsa Athletic club. which IL
staging the tile bout, wired 'och- 10
rnne tn secure the lnttcr's services as
soon as the negroes were signed 10
ia title here This action was taken
by Mr.. pmmmer TO guard aRains'
fiasco such as In The Langford-
~ Jmpson tout OF last month when
LanEford, easily winner. was de-
prived OF the decision by Referee
Lem Wallace
Wills and Manager Paddy Mul-
Inns missed train connections ht
Kansas CITY and their arrival IN
Tulsa was therefore delayed Instead
OF coming here yesterday as was
previously announced, they will ar
rive this morning at o'clock, Pro-
moter rummer positively declared
last night that wills will"%ork ou'
at the Drenmland thcater today at
2:30 o'clock.
Those who have followed boxing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
California College d
Has Smallest Grid
Eleren in Football

St Mary's college, In California.
boasts the smallest and lightest
eleven on the grldiron today Not
map on this unusual team
weighs more than ITO pounds or
Is more than 81 inches In height.
Billy Kelly. who rears his proud
height 20 five feet and who
balances the scales at 100 pounds,
is captain. charles freitas Is the
coach and Is eager TO match his
proteges with any team its size
and weight in the country. s,ipu-
latlng only that the team must
represent college Frci'as In
slsts that this Is not catch. but n
real sporting proposition.
The tiny lads long since tired OF
tagging for the varsity eleven. not
TO mention carrying hays fetching
sweaters here and there FOR he
giants OF the first string men.
Occasional tickets to the games
dropped Ike mamma Upon the
devoted hero worshippers, but
little lasting fame and glory 10 10
be won ny rushing down he
crack halfback after he has
starred In a game or carrying n
grip five PAGES In the rear OF the
star fnllback
Early this season the great
idea" occurred 20 Kelly He was
trudging stoically from chem 10
"trlV" one afternoon when he
suddenly runs both hands into The
air and shrieked Eureka" Then.
seeing Henri ArliEuez. he said
you're my right guard" Ar,i-
guez looked AZ his pal pityingly
and said AN right. old boy u
will he colder tonight Don't let
tho heat get YOU
no Henri" said Kelly. I'm on
the level about this I'm going 20
start the smallest football team In
the country Wen get one or the
fellows 70 coach US and vel got
into the game with a snap why,
well challenge california. and
Stanford and washington and any
one that will play us. II will he
a great idss
There is nothing quite as infoc-
tious as enthusiasm and Kelly
went about the campus button
hoIlng every little chan that he
saw The Idea gained favor and
within "a hours spgai was
ready 10 report II bcCam. 50
popular that certain restrictions
had TO he imposed 20 add a touch
Of eNClusiveness TO the team No
aid was 10 he hRd from the a'h-
le'ic funds Po ,h" iI''Is fellows
collected $40 from the candidates
for the team They spent 50 for a
football and the other dollar FOR
ice cream.