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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

The postmaster general for New zea.
land has announced that at the close
of the war it is proposed to establish
an aerial mail service extending from
Auckland to Dunedin, a distance Of
about 700 miles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

The distance from Eastport to KIT.
terry, Me-, is 226 miles, but the State OF
Maine has really about $500 miles OF
sea coast on account Of the many In
dentations. The coast line of Florida.
exclusive of the islands, is Las miles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
G0l6lTE TRIMMED
'NNQ.N YDRkSTATE
Moi All own G ollegians On.
N Def eated Toward End
Of the Game.
s6IYSte defeated west Virginia Uni

e6IgSts defeated West Virginia Uni
tsf5lty a. basketball last evening at
Hamilton, n. y, by the score OF 46 TO
50 During q portion Of the game Col
rate was only several points ahead,
but during the last three minutes OF
play Colgate made q streak Of scoring.
4srkin and Behen starred for w. v.
While C5ttrel and Anderson ex-
6eilSd for Colgate. At the close OF the
flfs hall Colgate lead by the score
g ~ 10.
4nttng the second half the score
FlS ne several times and It was only
dII1ilg tia final stages Of the game
fnat Colgate had things its own way.
me line up and summary follows:
Wsst Nlrolnia-ss coIsate-4e.
Martini .........,......... Anderson
Forward
Hsntn s................... DWyer
Forward
kiser 80. ...:..... (capt.) Cottrel
AIlsmax steffen
psNson (Capt.) ........... Linnehan
Guard
sibstitutions: Hill for Dawson;
kifchgassner for Steffen.
Goais from field: Martin 5, Behen
y $iger 8, Hin Q, Anderson z, Dwyer
G0ttrel, Q, Linnehan /.
Goals from fouls: Martin S in S at
tsmpts Cottrel in eight attempts.
Times OF halves, twenty minutes.
sserse: Land, R. P. I.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
BArTLEg

First Tommy That's 4 top.hole pipe
Bill. Where'd you get it?
Second Tommy-One Of the Huns
tried to take me prisoner and / In.
'hertted 1t from him.-Answers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
Inter-Class Games
Of Local High School

q
Inter.class games started among the
Fairmont High school teams yester-
day afternoon when the seniors
trimmed the sophomores by the score
Of 20 to 2 and the freshmen and jun
Tors by the score Of q to 6. Keen in
terest is being developed in the series.
The line up and summary Of the
Senior-Sophomore game follows:
Seniors, 20. Sophomores, 2.
P1erpont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Spedden
Forward
SWeafmgen ................ Miller
Forward
Carpenter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jones
Center
Morrison .................. McNeely
Guard
McWhorter ................... Small
Guard
Substitutions - Raymond for Nc.
Whorter. Rock for Spedden, Lehman
for Small.
Field baskets-Pierpont, Q; Miller,
1; Swearingen, 2; Carpenter, 8; Hay.
mond, 1. Foul baskets -Pierpont, {.
The line up and summary Of the
Junior.Freshmen game follows:
Juniors, 8. Freshmen, q.
knight .................. Reich
Forward
Ash ................... Morris
Forward
tlesS .................... Wallet
Center
AZ
Guard
Guard
0tsVeuS ...t....s.... .......... blnnS
Substitutions-Smith far Wallet.
Field goals knight, 4; Arnett, 4:
Stevens, u; Reich, /; Morris, 1. Foul
baskets-Daugherty,3 8,
Referee, Kahn. Time OF periods, 20
minutes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
SHORT 1ErHER.

wife-oh, doctor, Benjamin seems
to be wandering in his mind.
Doctor (who knows BENJAMIN -
Don't trouble about that-he can't go
far.--Medical Pickwick.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
Wesleyan Trims
Wheeling Y.M.C.A,

Wesleyan College deerated Wheel
ing Y. NJ. c. A. at Wheeling last
evening by the score Of so to 4s. At
the close Of the first half Wheeling
led by the score of 20 to %. Hoyt-
Fisher combination led Wesleyan to
victory.
The lineup and summary follws:
Wesleyan-5o. Wheeling Y-4e.
Fisher (Cani Tnrls
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

Substitutione: Warefel for Candy.
Goals from field: Fisher Z, Beck 2,
Hoyt 6, Hymes 1, Stark 8, Turk 6,
Candy 2, Kcmpart 8, Noel /.
Goals from fouls: Stark out Of 10;
Turk ten out Of IL.
Referee, Borham, Wheeling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
NAFURAl MISTAKE

tlakTuRAL MISTAKE.
rs this 8 Jungle scene?" asked the
Slightly intoxicated gentleman in al
movie show.
replied his friend !. "You are
looking at the picture through the foil.
sse on @ Woman's hat
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COUGHS AND COLDS
QUIGELY RELIEVED ]
d.. Kint,sll New stcveryused
eInce Grant W1s President
st = bot tle today

Sdiitt 81 surg lad.a Is your
y "a cid fered has kept an
~ = Ming Amy friends young
1xil q by druggists every.
s. Ia scld 81 druggists
syeESY 1T q ~ $40.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27

Carr leaves Sunday for Washington.
d. c., to enter school in Howard
University, where he will take a
medical course.
Dunbar high school opened Mon
day morning, Sept. 15, with COM
petent faculty of 22nd the largest in
the history of the Colored schools
here. Mr.. Clarence Johnson, who was
accidently hurt during the fair is
slowly improving.
Mr.. Stafford the government agent
organized the railroad and express
employees Saturday evening. Mr.. j.
w. johnson was elected president;
B. ]. Wilson, secretary; Dock Sneed.
treasurer. Hon. C. e. Carbet Of We
woka arranging for the organization
of the State American League.
Our Dallas Express readers here
are delighted with the general ap-
pearance of the Express. A splen-
did mouthpiece for the race.
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Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church,

Allen Chapel A. M. L. Church,
Corner East First and Elm SITS.
Rev. R. S. Jenkins, d. D., LII. D.
Pastor.
The Sunday school continues to
grow in interest and numbers, each
Sunday visitors grace our sanctuary
and are duly presented to the Sun
day school, Supt. Will Davis is pre-
eminently the man for the head OF
the great Allen Chapel Sunday school
Rev. ]. w. Willis, is both loyal and
faithful in rendering service to the
great Allen Chapel A. M. e. church
Brother r. e. VanZant delivered his
first sermon Sunday night, the effort
was commendable, the motto of our
pastor for our young ministers is
BE Ye Also Ready" Next Sunday is
our rally day, 16 collections will
stand at the altar to wait on the
great Allenites, next week will be
the unionists' week for our sister
churches to help us all are invited
a program is arranged for each night
The Allen League had great start
out under our new leader. Prof. j
NJ. Brewer, next Sunday evening a
highly interesting program is arrang-
ed for the League, all are requested
to be present at 6 p. m. a spiritual
and literature treat awaits the public
Thomas Williams, Reporter.
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WACO.

waco, Texas, Sept. 25.-The Dallas
Express Is growing more popular
each week, get it at the Mecca.
Mrs. Henrietta C. Osborne of DEWEY
street, left Thursday for New Mexico
her future home.
enrolment and attendance in the
public schools is increasing each
week.
Bishop j. H. Jones of Ohio arrived
IN Waco, Wednesday to be be present
at the opening of Paul Quinn College
Inc Forum meets every week. They
are doing helpful work in the civ
They are campaigning now for street
improvement.
Prof. j. Il. Smith, for a number n,
years, secretary to Hon. w. s. willis
mas resigned this position to assume
duties as accountant for the Mechan.
zeal Department of Prairie View Col.
lege.
Central Texas College opened last
Monday with creditable enrolment
A complimental banquet was held
Monday night.
Delegates from the National Ban.
list Convention at Norfolk and Jersey
CITY are returning. They report .
splendid meeting. Paul Quinn Col.
lege opened Thursday with and in.
creased enrolment. Many prominen,
Methodists were present. Rev. r
Willis was called to San Antonio
on account of the sudden death M
his friend DR.. Gordon.
st. Paul's choir served dinner on
the church lawn last Friday night
Contractor ]. c. Ashford renorts
the Bethlehem school house near.
ing completion. Prof. A. w. Jack.
son, the principal is all smiles. The
building exclusive of equipment cost
100000. 'o''
Mr.. w. D. Cain is wearing a diff.
erent smile-the reason, he's a grand.
pa now.
The reporter acknowledges recent
OF OF a card announcing the arrIvaI
OF little Jocelyn Edwina, daugbte,
OF Prof. and Mrs. w. M. Cain.
Mrs. DR.. Fridia writes from In,
angeles that she is having an enjoy.
able trip. IVY
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ALTO.

Alto, Texas, Sept. 25.-Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches Sunday.
Revival services are being con-
Quoted at the Church of God this
week. Rev William Tensley, Mrs. ].
Z. Harrie. Messrs. Mamie webb and
u. Tarver attended the funeral of
Mrs. Simon Monroe in forest, who
died at Jacksonville after an illness
of four months on the 18th.
Mrs. Edna Bradley and little son
were in Jacksonville Monday on BUSH
ness.
Miss Johnnie Kyle left Sunday for
Wiley University where she win en-
ter school.
She was accompanied as far as
Jacksonville by her father and Miss
Nola and Bertha Henderson and r.
l.. Bradley. Miss Willie May Jack
son and mother of Houston are Wis
iting friends here this week.
Mr.. Carl Gibson and Richard Ed
mondson returned from over seas
last week.
Aunt Nan Wiggley died last week
at the age of So. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Miller, girl.
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PARSONS.

Parsons. Kans., Sept. 25.-The sec
ond annual Tennis tournament for
the Kansas State championship was
held under the auspices Of the idle
Hour Tennis club of Parsons. Kans.
Sept. l, 1919. Player representing
Coneyville, Wichita, Independence
and Parsons, Were entered. On ac-
count OF the large entrance and the
late starting the semi-finals were
reached. The four left were the hest
In the state. Undoubtedly w. M. Gil.
lespie was the best of the four. In
the semi-fnals DR.. Bell of Wichita
was to play DR.. Bowser Of Parsons
and Mr.. Bias Hennigan of Coffeyville
TO play the star Of all corners and the
1919 champion Of the Parsons CITY
championship In singles and doubles
Mr.. W. M. Gillespie of Parsons. All
OF the matches before the semi-finals
were closely contested and some rare
form shown. In the doubles Parsons
showed exceptional form and defeated
thelr opponents in easy fashion. Az.
ter the tournament a Kansas State
Association for the betterment OF
Tennis was found, the officers are
as follows:
Or. q. e. Bowser, president: DIR
Bell, vice president; Prof. Whitaker
secretary; DR.. Davis, treasurer.
Per w. M. Gillespie.
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kelly.

Kelly, Texas, Sept. 25.-Sunday
school was well attended. Officers
and teachers present. The pastor
being present. The rally was a sue
cess, collection $34.12. Quite a crowd
from Boring was here. Mr.. King
Booker of Boring was married to
Mrs. Ida Johnson Sunday evening
at $3.50 at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert DENLY. Rev. /.
Fleming, officated. Mr.. Oder Jack
son and Mrs. Maggie Deason were
married at the residence of Mrs. ].
b. Hill. Mrs. Lille Adam have re-
turned home from a two weeks visit
from Corsicana. Mr.. Z. L. Reece.
ST.. has returned from Norfolk, Va,
and reports an enjoyable time. Mr..
Eliza Charlton made a flying trip
to Houston bringing his mother, Mrs.
Tinnie Charlton back who has been
visiting her son, Andrew Charlton,
Mrs. Eva Strong of Fodice, is visiting
aunt, Mrs. Pennie Horn. Mrs. Inez
Penson is in Timpson visiting rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Kelly (white)
the travelling Missionary spoke to a
large crowd at the church. Mr.. A.
G. Charlton of Dallas spent a few
days with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Maona Brown is sick listed.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Sept 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Will Cowens of Henrietta are
in the city.
The 81 Marechal Mel club met
with Henry Williams Sept. 10th a two
course luncheon was served.
Rev. ]. A. Swami left Tuesday for
Waco to attend the commencement.
Miss Inez Robinson and Miss Mil
bred Robinson left last week for
Prairie View to attended school.
Mrs. Blackie Walker has returned
from Henrietta.
Mr.. Herbert chatham and Miss
Chairman have both returned from
Oklahoma, where they have been
visiting relatives.
Miss Ophelia Blackman has return
ed from Gainesville.
Mrs. Polly johnson has returned
from Muskogee, Okla.
Mrs. Smith and daughter er in la
donia.
Mrs. Jim Dodd and wife OF Henri
eta, are in the city.
Mr.. Norman Reed of Dallas is in
the city visiting friends.
P. E., A. G. VIM will hold his
fourth quarterly conference at A. M.
E. church Sunday.
Master John Henry Stewart and
Miss Ordus Stewart left Saturday
for Jarvis Christian Institute to at
tend school.
The victory carnival is here this
week.
Rev. Carr and wife were out OF
the city last week.
Mr.. Buck DeJournette was in Dali
las last week.
Mr.. D. e. Smith left Sunday for
st. Louis.
The rally of Bethlehem Baptist
church last Sunday was a financial
success.
Mrs. j. D. Johnson is able to be
up after several days illness.
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, Sept. 25.-The enter
tainment Of last Thursday night was
quite a success. Mr.. Mitchell, Dis
trict Executive Secretary of W. C.
c. made a very encouraging talk
to an Interested audience. He seemed
impressed with the success of this
work here at Waco. A Tennis Court
at Taborian park is now opened to
the public. The first game was play
ed last Friday. Great interest was
manifested
The dress making class held last
Tuesday by Miss V. Greene was a
success indeed. Join her class and
receive the valuable instruction to be
given.
Community Center school club, di-
rected by Prof. Killingsworth will
give recital at the auditorium Sept
30th. A rare treat is in store for
all who will attend.
The Farmers Wives and Daughters
Rest room is still fulfilling it's mis-
sion. You are invited to take advan-
tage of the privileges here at your
Rest Room.
The reading room is opened to the
public each Sunday afternoon from
four to six.
The Ladies' Aid of st. James
church will serve lunch Saturday,
Sept. 9th at the Center.
The Woodmen will hold an i'm
portant meeting Friday night at the
Center.
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Morning Chapel C. M. E. Church
Cor. Bird and CrumDs st.

Rev. M. H. Spencer. Pastor.
The Indictment weather did not
have any effect on the service in
Morning Chapel all day Sunday.
Promptly at $3.50 Supt. ]. T. Lang
ston with his staff of teachers opened
the Sunshine Sunday school. Full
Of vim and pep. The teachers have
taken on new life and the school
is hourishing
The pastor preached another soul
stirring sermon in the morning SER
vice adding one member to the
church. All eyes are on the COM
ing of Bishop Cottrell, Oct. 9Th. If
you are not an Epworth Lacquer
the get in line. Promptly at $3.50
the Epworth League was in full blast
with each teacher on duty. DR.. Spen-
Ger has charge Of the Bible class that
is bringing things to pass. The
financial banner went to the Ever
ready section. Epworth League every
Sunday evening at $3.50.
The Hotel Waters Club was the
guest of Morning Chapel in the night
service and rendered a splendid pro-
cram. President Jackson with his
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27
LAWTON.

Lawton, Okla, Sept 25.-Lightning
killed farmer, ]. ]. Kennedy The
two horses were instantly killed and
wagon with its load of kafir was
destroyed by fire
Mrs. Fannie Brown and also Mrs.
L. A. Houston will go under oper-
alton Thursday. Mrs. Eliza West is
pretty sick. Mrs. E. A. Houston is
still on the sick list.
Mrs. Susie Whitby left Saturday
for Dallas. All churches were well
attended. Lawton was visited by a
cold spell this morning. Mrs. Anna
Houston left Monday for her vaca-
ton.
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OKMUIGEE NEWS.

Okmulgee, Okla, Sent. 25.-Rev.
Walls, pastor Of the A. M. e. church,
rendered a most excellent sermon
Sunday morning.
Miss Mae Smith of North Central
avenue left last Sunday to enter
school In Quindaro, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace left
last Sunday for California.
Rev. Oscar Thomas, one of the
class of 1918 is now in our city. He
has recently returned from Moore
House College in Atlanta. Ga, where
he took theological course.
Misses Melvina Roper and Ruth
Beckwith left Saturday for Fisk Uni
versity.
Miss Rose Carr will entertain her
brother, Mr.. Josephus G. Carr with a
whist party Wednesday evening. Mr..
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CHICKASHA.

Chickasha, OKLA, Sept. 25.-There
was successful cooperative Sunday
school rally held at the First Bap-
fist church Sunday evening at 4
o'clock. Various Sunday schools were
present.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Taylor on last Thursday even
ing, Sept. Is and left a fine baby
boy they are all smiles. The stork
is a welcome visitor in Chickasha.
The delegates have all returned
from the National Baptist convention
viz: Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Hill, Mrs.
c. r. Dickerson, Mrs. M. M. Fletcher
and Miss Ethel Smith.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27
CUNEY.

Quincy, Texas, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Lille
b. Hall and son have returned from
Whitewright, where she has been
spending the summer with her faith
err and mother.
This section was blessed with a
nice rain this mornlng.
Prof. H. L. Price, s. v. Kissentan-
ner, w. c. Carey and Elihu Arnwine
were in Palestine this week visiting
the Palestine Association.
The church social given by the
Missionary Siciety of Quincy Chapel
was very largely attended. The
young people of Quincy are parting
TO stage drama entitled Uncle
Ephriam's Summer Boarders." Watch
for announcements.
Mr.. Sanders, our efficient Black
smith is doing fine business here
and is not only giving satisfaction
but is guaranteeing satisfaction.
Mr.. j. L. Hamilton is In Cuney
this season buying cotton and cot
ton seed.
Mr.. Jerry Hill is preparing 10
leave for Bishop College to enter
school.
Miss Sulina Mae Bragg and Selec-
tor d. Arnwine are preparing to en-
ter school at Bishop college.
Mrs. c. II. Madison is visiting her
parents in Upshaw County this week
Mr.. John Clay and Miss Mollie
Chairman were happily married
Thursday night, Sept IS.
Mr.. William Johnson and Miss
Bertha Earl were happily married
Sunday evening at Jacksonville, both
were of Quincy.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27
SAN ANUGELO.

San Angelo. Texas, Sept. U.s.
Another good rain visited San An
gelo last week which will put the
farmers behind with the gathering
their crops. two bales of cotton have
been ginned by the Colored farmers
who purchased the Henderson farm
10 miles south Of the city, with a
prospect of IS more. Mrs. H. G.
Lacy, is visiting her relatives in Co
iumbus. s. c., Rev. w. c. Sample
has charged of the Royal Hotel and
is doing good business. Mrs. Ophelia
Jones was called to the bed side of
her relatives at Cisco. Mr.. Joe Dom
son left last week for Carlsbad, he
paid Tor the Express for two months.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27

NOicei-To the Northwestern Dis
trict and its Auxiliaries. The Bap-
fist Missionary and Educational Con-
vention will meet in Palestine, Tex
as, before the 3rd Lords day in
October. AS moderator / am ask
ing that every local church and its
auxiliaries represent in this great
campaign which is to be pulled off
at that time twenty-five thousand
($25,0 00.00) dollars is the watch word
All pastors are to pay five ($5.00)
dollars as representative fee. I
hope to meet you at the Northwestern
Headquarters at Palestine. am ever
yours for the Masters cause.
Bennett J. Brown, Mod.
Prof. A. J. kirkpatrick, Clerk.
9-27-2t
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PURCELL.

Purcell, Okla, Sept. 25.-Rev. Shaw
preached Sunday at the NJ. e. church
the First Baptist school was a sue
cess. Mr.. Chas. Finly is here from
Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. Pie Givens lost
their little son. Mr.. John Walker
visited Oklahoma City Sunday. Mrs.
Henderson has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linkford, Edward
are better with the small pox. Mrs.
Cora higgins is stopping with her a
few days.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27

Wanted-Girl to work in Office that
can speak clean and distinct over
telephone, must write, a plain hand
and use typewriter, also apply in
person. Big Four Transfer Co.,
1917 Patterson avenue. 9-2O-tf
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27

ChirOpOdy-Comple mail course
profusely illustrated s1.25. Make
your own hairgrower. recipe, direct
ion and diploma $500. Write Prof.
Yhncll of Stockholm, Sweden, 154
West Oak, Chicago, ILL.,. enclose pos
tage. 9-27-2t
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Wanted Competent COOk-for fami-
ly of five. Good wages. References
required. Address Mrs. T. l.. Lowe,
52S Ninth Street, Silver City, N. M.
9-27-2t
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Would Like to KnOw-the where
abouts of Willie Fitch Jewel, my nep-
hew, his mothers name. Lady Over
ton, the last time heard of him he
was In Ardmore. Okla.-Address FRS
co. Texas, Route 4, Theada Smith.
9-27-1t
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men in five minutes laid $1,000 on
the table. Collections for the days
were. $4,000 rally nuf sed."
Emory c. Smith, ST., Reporter.
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AUSTIN.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 25.-Mr. Jack
Dodson, one of the old city employees
is confined to his home by severe
illness.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-09-27

For Sale--Nice four-room cottage
in East Dallas, all convenient, $500,
easy terms-H. j. Edit, phone H. 4011
Split
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The Peoples Undertaking Co.,
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
Day and Night Service
SIS s. End st Phone 217
Chickasha, Okla. 9-27-1t
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COlOred Schools.

COlOred SCHOOLS.
SUPERVISOR. G. Anderson.
Anderson High School-Principal
e. F. Dennis; Mrs. c. L. Woodland,
Mrs. Matte burden, Mrs. Helen Nc
Cauley, ]. H. Pickard, w. H. Fear
ance, H. w. Sewing, Charles H.
Green.
Breckenridge School-Prin. Mrs.
L. e. Morton; Mrs. Julia Henry, Miss
Eliza Love.
GAINESVILLE School Principal, Miss
L. c. Rhambo, Miss Marguerite Muir
ry.
Gregory Principal, G.. w
Norman; Misses Emma Haynes, Ad-
die Clements, Laura Love; Mrs. ]. E.
Lampkin, Mrs. Inez B. Prosser, Mrs.
M. T. Brewer, Mrs. Parthenia w
Shaw, Mrs. C. A. Jackson, Mrs. ].
V. B. Coins, Mrs. S. W. Upshaw.
Olive Street School-Principal, W.
H. Passon; Misses Mary White. Ten
ME Hardwell, Maggie Washington
Edna Jones; Mrs. Diana H. Taylor
Mrs. Lola X. Gordon.
Mrs. r. B. Keys is remodeling her
old home on New York avenue. II
will be a very attractive dwelling
when completed.
Miss Jack Stanton, after spending
the summer with her sister Mrs
George MADISON departed for her
home to resume her studies in the
Dallas High school. She will be
greatly missed by the young society
set.
Rev. F. W. Brown, VINO has return.
ed from Y. M. C. A. work with Uncle
Sam filled the pulpit at Wesley Chap
ell Sunday Morning and night. 1t was
quite treat to have listened to the
SCHOLARLY young man.
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Royal Cafe is serving chill, the
best in the city.
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Watch for the ladies' day at the
Royal. Souvenirs given to ladies free.