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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
DO WIADoMoScI.

wsEystkIcA I~Hseresantsw n~ajupr.e!'
MieI prOsImy . PrkestrEeganle GEM.
siara AdnInIstracyt aaazeg etwar
sraAs - 5:3o ~IeeSOreD &c dnln. .
vyjatkiem aledHieI . tuisf" "a1sa
z.rssaea risua aaszeEo' p~rzyJnajs
lzteresaBtsW CO aRia ~ GoDSLNACh
PoPoEUDNI0wYCH Cd 3-Eiej Do S-tes
49, wyjatkien SobSG .
Rednkeya Ola iatereSaRt6w otwart
feet TfLko W G0DZINACH PORAN-
MICH, Oh GODElSY totSa DO GoDAt
NJ IItSeI pc pofu1nln tyIko IN sPeeJ-
eSnkt NacseIHy prxy1mnle inte.
eaanfow TYLKc 20 GODZISIE Io-tej
PRED P0hUDNIEM.
UprasSa sic, uaxeIkIe Aprawy > Re1Rk
eya K~nlatwiat, . lie m~oinOAet PISEM~
ME-, DO ma koawersaeye afuEae rte Ha-
ny ezasut tyIko ~ spRawaeh' s1cseGot.
1le8ssej rrnEi osOblstyeh, lub nile datas
eyeh sie znfntSic swieAie aroEs ko-
PespondeneTi - Hrcsiny jnwte sfe sso-
bakeIe, H~aehSva1Pe m w~xKiS6zie. Ae .
koao xodsiDy iI-teJ EaMJkamy gasete
3 AnjSsrAEiej jr.tes"aI wtsAy
Kertapoaaentau upyaasany tnHS-
Oeso. a6y piSnu C1 YTELSIE ATfSA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma NAsZHNIE, ME-
zhYT SCISLTwIE 4 TYLNO Ma JE-
hNEJ sTRORlE PAPIERU.
5eIIE utv~ory JnkiekoIWtek ME AaJa
hvt oxfesHene. pochiaals je - kess
reAakeyJnyI jeili Do&sdane 80 de ESFe-
"a. ~ rnKfe ale oGfoakenia. naIe4y %
WYRHZNIE EA4NACSYC q ZAlACZfC
ZNACzEK PoCzTowY IA ZWRoTAA
PRZEsYLkE. Z
Za6ayeh komsnIkat6w aosOgissaen1a
ale aaIez prxesytnE m kartneh d.
LYytyrhs IADNYCH TEE ME PRZry.
WUJE SEE kONUNIhAC1I TELEFo-
NICzNYCH - ehyba " uyJstkswyeh
vJbadkaehy rSzPiei eEiosEeh. aotyexe-
eych t~ouarxy.sw, f~eIsfeaiesnie sas
WsEeIkie Sefosxenia naIess Dc Dsia.
10 oglesEeS " Aaministracyf ] tan etS
= nIeAnI EwgneAe aAIeiy.
PsdEiekowanIa wSEELKIEG0 -
sxaJn, REZoLUCYB zAk.onNE- Poll
TYCENE . L .. asIe&s Do OsfafU OGlo.
SarA.
WaseIkie ksreaPoadeneSe. Gawtaeo-
msenIa Z. p. ns1SEe bye poapisane -
Delnens maEWiGkiem UrnE . adFeAen De
ssaerEo; beEfHnieaayeh. tab pOdpiHanyeh
dOnSSAnlkfea. alba ~reaSefe slows
.komitet" - kSn1nikaegi. M koRoo-
D~oadeneyl ale xaaieszeaAMy.
S~fanoTexO ale oGiasE4m1 zAON q
.WALOW". All wycleeaeA. fub rDaknes
SSws. UREADzANHGR ~ NIEDz]eI4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
Il Iiumorystyki Aktua!rcj.


Aktualna traH estacye znancj pivSI'
hi NJ. konopnick.ej - ,,Stachu, ~
dacym ma wojne,' podajemy Ia pas
mann warsza wsSiemi:
A GDY POSZEDt SRUL M
WOJNE.""
A gdy poszedi SruI ma woIne,
Lamentowai tate Jojne,
RwaIa wlosy name Sure:
Pc co wun nastawia skore?!
MY n~eutralni z m!asta Lodzi -
Co TO wojsko ras obchodzi?'
Ma wojenke Stacha brazil,
Ojciec z matka 60 zegnalt.
Dat ma droge buty chcieli,
Lecz ME dali. BIO ME micli....
,.Idzze synu. BIZ moskaia
..Dcsluiysz sic do kaprala!"
A ma WOJ0iC ShIoG'Ls hu'
Lud sic $c.ele. niby snoopy $3.50
Pc co maja ginsG Srule,
Kiedy So cd tego c%h'opy?!..
Delikatne zdrowie many,
Mech sic "a mas bija chamy. -
Lepiej ~siedziet, glupi chiopie'
w prowianturze. niz W okopic.
Zyd Gle sprzeda, kupi on Gle
Czy to " lyle, czy ma froncie -
Do ataku pulki ida.
Clinic 7oln!erz W polu szrzeren'..
Stach bez nogi inwalida.
SruI - kascwym oficerem.
Chodzi W .I.odzi pc ulice
w rogatywke / z palasze,
Az cmoksja zydowice:
..Sy a git to wcjsko nasz!.'
Jan Marciiczyk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
EARzAD GL6wNY.

1AioEoRa 1seT rOku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

Dac.a0Sc! Ia5 aU THGgo 40
Sctota!! Idz do bdRkH Id do
teeg0 t0War>Ysteea! ids DO
twego kfR6u! fd4do tHego Up
pdiLetat Pgtdi taedo pracofa-
sce. KUPCJ.I ETPTJ. KL-
PUJ Potskte 3GHdg R,ado.@e.i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
Uwaga: - Kwota ma Putnam
jest 5000.

Uwaga: - Kwota ma Putnam
jest 5000.
Organizacya Stowarzyszenie
Synow Polski W Jersey City, \.
J., zakupiia Bondow Polskich Z
iunduszow organizacyjnych IN
sumo $4,000. Odnosny wniosck
"a posiedzeniu delegat0w Grup
postawili delegat Grupy 80 n. l..
Nioszczvnski.
Komitet 2. P. P. z Manchester
Conn. donosi, &c ziozono tam Ma
p9iska pozyczke przesz|o $1,000
i praca idzie dalcj. KWo;a na'o~
iona ma to miasto wynosi 5000.
Iako Komitct sa podpisanl:
A. Dysko, prezes;
Muszczyhski, kasycr /
!. Bonczek, sckrctarz.
Ojr:y:na twoja wo|0 GIG. Ku-
mi jpj dO!nrO'rp hOHd"'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
MACIERZ POLSKA.

lest orgaaizacyR zaezacs mIodgtei pol.
ska obojEa pAei ~ praoaeh naakowych,
patryotycEnych i bratnfej pornocy Ola
podnies:enia ducha Froralnosci dobro-
bytu " spoleczehsewie. a ,Szczczolnie
miedzy miodziezR polsES Ma posmfsr-
the Cd lat "a DO As. Ma czSonG6w Sto-
Earzyszonych. bez osranlczenia wieEu.
1~aloEena 1877 roku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03
Tick R~edakcyjnej.
Bondy KupowaGI Vie
cell WieoU

N~ASN
Rampant pozyczkowej. Pozosta-
je nam juz ty4ko dni kilka, ably
zakuspic bondy Pozvczki Panstwa
P~olskiego. a kto juz je zakupii,
moglby ich zakupic - wiecej je-
szczc! Co dnia czytamy IL to hub
owo miasteczko, ia Tub owa kolo-
ria polska iui o~siasnefy, ba w
dwakroc przekroczyly kwote pre-
pisanS i'm a tymczasem piejedno
wielkie miasto wciaz jeszcze ns
szarym pozoStaje kofcu; grozi mu
pozostan!e W lyle i ME osiagnie-
Gle kwoty wyznaczonej. Dziwna
&c jest rzecz, ale W tel Rampant
pozyczkowej prowincya zdystan-
sowasa naprzyksad Chicago w
kazdym biegu i pod Aazdym
wzgledem! Gdzie indziej entu-
zyazm. zapai, ozywienie serdecz-
ne, o;:a-ne. w Chicago chwilowe
wybuchy, a potem apatya nj dni
caie! Faktem jest. y dopiero Cd
manifestacyi koSciuszkowskiej
rozpoczeis sic chicagoska rcoota,
zcpaiita sic ~naprawds bardzo zy-
i SLIME. potem ziowu przyci-
CHA. teraz pod koniec samej KAN
pSnii znow wre zywSzym tenn
penn. Dzieki Bogu! 20 przecic je-
szcze ME zapozno. DO jeszcze ME
stracona szansa i Chicago ME o.
kryje sic nieslawa W tel pierwszej
wielkiej n~aszej wsp6lnei robocie
- d.a Po,ski.
o. jakichze pragnelibySmy tn
uzyc SOW. jakich argumentGw. by
siegnac wszystkich dotad obojet-
nych, by pobudzic, poruszyt i
tych w~szystkich, co dotad
niewzruszenie trwaja W Swej gnu
snoSci i apatyi. a nieczuli nd losy
matki rcdzonej. z~aluja jej garstki
banknot6w ia potatowanie!
jake gorzko o tenn myslei, &c So
tacy. re CO sorsza, takich jest
wcale ME malo! PomySlec, re pre-
Gle posiadamy wSrod mas, W to-
warzystwach ~naszych. W przedsie
b!orstwach. instytucyach ludzi "a
moznych, bogatych. wplywo-
wycl,, a OTTO W piracy patryotycz--
mel - ludzie ci jeno gadac potra-
iia. do mowek skorzy, patryo-
tyzm II Mich konczy sic ra fraze-
sach napuszystych, szablonowych.
stereotypowo powtarzanych cd
poiwiecza. lub / wiecej ale ma
bond poiski TAXI - ,,nabrac sic
-nie da" - "a ostrozny. "a do
bry z niego ,,byznesista!'
o Rodacy! Jak goriko, jak DO
'csnie Jest O takich myslec!...
Niestety powiadamy to Z Gala
pewnoScia stwierdzonego doSwiad
czenia. many taiich wcaie sporo!
W rampant dotyehczasowei mic
lismy sposobnoSci az nadto wiele,
BY o tenn dowodnie sic przekonac.
\ gdy6yz choc tacy. ktorych tyl-
10 byznes porusza i obchodzi, gdy
Ly tacy pomysleli. &c przecie ia
Pozyczka Pclska to tez byznes i
to - ,,pierwszorzedny byznes"-
znahomity ~interes, DO WszaIze to
lokacya pieniadza peNna i zysko-
VIVA, lo&acya lepsza, niz W jakim-
kolwiek banku, niz W innych po-
dobnych papierach. Rad Polski
Z caiym majatkiem Pahstwa Pol
skiego stoi ma ta swojs Pozyczk9,
procent dale wysoki, cd podatkow
papiery swe zwalnia, PREY kupnie
ziemi ma wplate je przyjmuje;
faktycznie swiadesy dobra vic
Gel, nii 60 sam dostaje i jeszcze
~~~~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-03

gorliwszcj i wicrniejszej piracy
ola dobra koScioia katolickicgo.
Wasz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
PETTTGREW ON JOB TO START
WORK WITH CHICKASHA OUTFIT
TO MAKE WINNING BALL TEAM

park and how the ticket sale is pro-
crossing. In answer Mack stated
this morning that ground will be
broken on ball lot next Monday
Several deals are pending and wheth-
er the site selected will be the old
University park or a new location,
things are going to start in earnest
Monday, the mogul affirms.
About the sale of tickets, Mack
said: During this cold weather we
have not tried to sell any tickets
| have felt all along that the thing
was assured and am more firmly
convinced of that now than ever. We
want to have a meeting of the com
mites on the sale of tickets to-
night at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms and we want to get out and
finish the sale Of tickets tomorrow
and Friday. The ball players are
coming in. Pettigrew tells me that
he has been in correspondence with
some of the Texas league managers
on farming proposition and is as
sured that he will be able to get
several liberal youngsters from the
Lone Star state"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
County Marriages
Best Divorces BY
A Decided Margin

Despite the high cost of living
county records show that during Feb
ruary seven times as many young
and near young people pledged
themselves to love, honor, protect
and obey" or words to that effect,
as there were people who were too
much married" and who desired to
sever the holy bonds of matrimony'
and to be free once more just as
they were before cupid or something
or somebody stalked them. To be
exact there were q marriages in
Grady county last month and only
four divorce suits filed
Other records show that the num-
ber of births in the county outnum-
bered the deaths by margin of
two. The stork left 36 babies in the
keeping of Grady county fathers and
mothers last month while the Grim
Reaper" claimed "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
CHICKASHA FIVE DROPS GAME
TO OKLAHOMA CITY AND GOES
OUT OF CONFERENCE RUNNING

Contrary to the expectations of
all local basketball fans, the battling
hornets of the Chickasha senior
high met very decisive defeat at
the hands of the Oklahoma CITY
live last night on the court of the
latter, the score being Al to 27 in
favor of the capitol city twirlers.
AS a result of this game El Reno
is champion of this conference, hav-
ing defeated Oklahoma City in two
engagements, and Chickasha and Ok
lahoma City are tied for second
place.
1t is pointed out, however, that
this does not mean that the local
five is put out of the running for
district and state honors. Chickasha
is entered in the district meet which
is to be held in El Reno next Friday
and Saturday and will fight for hon
ors against two of her former con-
guerors, Anadarko and Ell Reno. 1t
is explained that the winning team
in the district meets. which are held
in the different congressional districts
of the state, will play for highest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
Local Boxer Goes
10 Rounds to DrdIU
With X. c. BdttIer

Boxing enthusiasm was given an
appreciable momentum when Pat
Henry a local Rock Island light
heavy weight, and Jack Walker, a
ring exponent of the same class
from Kansas City, fought draw in
j fast ten-round bout here last nigh.
Fans agree that the bout was worth
the money and appreciate the fact
that the mill lasted the full ten
rounds as advertised.
While Walker showed a shaae
more ability in foot work and Often
sive punching, Henry was an artist
in covering up" and delivering an
effective blow at the most oppor-
tune time and fans were not surpris-
ed when the referee declared tn con
test "a draw
Four preliminary glove contests
fought by local lads of the ring,form-
ed the opening part of the enter
tainment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10

The men who are to make up
Chickasha's crew of pennant chasers
in the Western association are drop
ping in one at a time and Skipper
McGaha is working overtime to get
things in shape for the opening of
the training season which is only a
few days away.
This morning Ned Pettigrew breez-
ed into camp and asserted that he
is feeling fit and is ready to give
some bird, or birds stiff battle
for berth in tae outer works of
the Chickasha club.
I'm on the ground to do anything
from swinging a shovel to nlassag
ing a baseball with the trusty old
bludgeon in order to get this Chick
asha club started" Ned affirmed
This spring weather is getting into
my bones and | yearn to give a ball
yard the once over again. Some
guys turn to writing poetry in the
spring but I'll take baseball for
mine. Lead me to the baseball lot
and let me get busy"
Meanwhile fans are asking what
is being done about site for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10

state honors in a tournament to be
played later.
In commenting on last nights
game, Coach Reese stated that neith-
er team played an unusually good
brand of ball, as was evidenced by
the large score, and that the Chick
asha cagers lacked several baskets
full of coming up to their usual
standard of play. The forwards of
The locals were not at their best
he stated, and the guards threw the
greater portion of the goals
The Oklahoma City aggregation
got four points in the lead soon az
ter the game started and maintained
it until a few minutes before the
first half was over when the score
was tie, Is to 10. Again the capt.
tol city bunch took the lead and
held it until the end of the game.
Richardson and Fields in the for
ward positions, Gren at center and
Adams and Smith in the positions
of guards, constituted the C. II. s.
lineup last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
PREMIER PASS
RUSS SITUATION
IN NOTE ISSUED
By United Pres..

BY United Press.
London, March 10.-Political OBJ
servers considered significant the
fact that the declaration on the eco
nomic condition in the world which
was issued by the council of pre-
miers last night makes no specific
recommendations regarding Russia
The declaration Of the premiers
mentions the Russian soviet only by
pointing out that it has a million
and a half men in its armies, the
rehabilitation of which is the pri-
mary condition for peace in all Eu-
rope.
1t was believed that the note would
go into Russian matters in detail,
amplifying the councils earlier rec
concentrations for the resumption of
world trade with the soviet govern
ment
The manefesto covers the worlds
commercial situation comprehensive
ly, going into detail especially re-
garding European conditions. The
recommendation are considered to
be general rather than specific.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
Fovernment Expert Declares Domes-
tic Consumer Wastes so Per Cent
Of Fuel; Must Adopt Strict
Conservation.
OUTLINES METHODS FOR
SAVING OF WASTED FUEL
Gives Comparison and States sac,
0000co Thrown Away Annually
In State; Averages About sos
for Every Second.
BY United Press,

BY United Press
Oklahoma City, March 1O.-Okla-
homa will be without gas in three
years unless a program of conserva-
ton is adopted and STRICTLY observ-
ed, Samuel s. Wyer, consulting en-
gineer Of the U. s. bureau of mines
said in an address before the Okla
homa Utilities convention today
Wyer outlined the means by which
an immense saving of gas may be
effected In his statement he made
the startling declaration that all do
mestic gas consumers waste At le1st
so per cent of the amount which
passes through their meters.
Predicts Big Shortage.
"The gas shortage is serious at
this time and | predict that within
three years, three fourths of the
natural gas companies in Oklahoma
will be insolvent," Wyer declared.
However, by using strict econo-
my the supply of gas in Oklahoma
should last 25 years." he continued.
The conservation measures sug-
gested by the government engineer
were that there shuold be no daylight
burning of gas for light; the rem
edylng of improper adjustment of
heater appliances.
He said of the hot water heaters
only Is per cent were proving eff
cient and stated that $2O,OO0,000
worth of gas is wasted every year
in the state of Oklahoma. He de-
clared that this amount meant the
wasting of $e6 every second, night
and day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
POwder Burned Boy
VIII Not Lose His
Sight, Say Doctors

The condition of ]. B. Bowers, Jr.,
nine-year-old boy of Amber, who
was seriously burned about the hands
and face by an explosion of gunpow-
der last Sunday, is reported by the
Cottage hospital to be very favora-
Bile this morning
The explosion occurred when the
lad emptied the powder from a shot
gun shell into can and applied a
match. At first it was thought that
the burn might result in blindness
but attending physicians stated this
morning that no permanent injury
to the eyesight was sustained. The
boy is the son of j. B. Bowers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
HOLD SERVICES
TOMORROW FOR
MRS. LIVE RMORE
Say Last Sad Rites Over Body Of
Prominent Local Woman at the
Home; Relatives En- Route
Here; Son Due Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. w. II.
Livermore, who died yesterday af-
ternoon at one O'clock will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock at the family residence at
1923 South Seventh street.
Mrs. Livermore was a prominent
and much loved woman who was ac-
tive in the social and club life of
Chickasha. At the time of her death
she was a member of the Presbyte-
rian church, the Presbyterian Guild,
the Sorosis club, Forty-two club, the
Home Culture club and the Delphian
society. She was A years old and
the mother of three children, George,
who is 16 years old and student
in the Kemper Military academy;
Ruth, age 13, a pupil in the local
Junior high school; and w. II. Jr,
little boy two and half years old.
Besides her husband and children,
Mrs. Livermore is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Sarah e. Poque, who
is 80 years old, and a brother, Rob
ert Poque, both of Pawplw, Illinois.
Mr.. Poque is now enroute to
Chickaslia but Mrs. Poque will be
unable to attend the funeral DR.
Livermores mother, Mrs. c. j. Liv-
ermore, of Boyntona, Florida, is also
on her way to Chickasha, and George
Livermore is expected to arrive here
this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
FIRES SWEEP ITALY.

Udine, Italy. (By Mail)-Vast
mountain and forest fires, covering
thousands of acres, are sweeping the
devastated regions of Northern Italy.
Several villages in the mountains
near Gorizia, where the bitterest
fighting of the entire war on this
front occurred, have been almost
surrounded by the sweeping fires,
which have started III the dried veg
citations of mid-winter and have been
famed by the constant winds sweep
ing in from the Adriatic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
CAS- PRICES FOR
FUTURE DEPENDS
ON NE VI STRIKES
Prediction of Oil Men Is That Unless
New Fields Discovered New Hike
Is Due; Declare There Is OIL
Shortage.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Chicago, March 10.-The future
price of gasoline hinges on the sue
cess of the thousands of operators
in making new oil strikes according
to oil men who are attending the
National Petroleum congress here.
The bringing in or new oil fields
and the extension OF the fields al
ready discovered by many produc-
ers is all that will prevent another
increase in gasoline prices, accord
ing to the operators.
There is a great shortage of oil
and it is impossible to hazard pre-
dlction as to what the future will
bring in the way of prices" said
Thomas o. Harris, secretary of the
Independent Oil company of Shreye-
port.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
POSTPONE JAPANESE TEA

The ladies' of the Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church an
nounce the postponement of the ia
panese tea which was to have been
given tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. D. Major. The tea
will be given Thursday afternoon
March is. Postponement was made
on account of the death of Mrs. w
H. Livermore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
Demands Hard Coal
Miners Placed For
Committees Action
By United Press.

By United Press.
New York, March 1O.-The task Of
deciding the wage demands of the
Anthracite coal miners is in the
hands of a subcommittee which is
composed of eight members, there
being four operators and four min
ers on the committee.
Representative of this committee
were chosen before the adjournment
of the general conference last night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
PLEDGE To WOOD
F0UB DELEGATES

By United Press.
Concord, ~ f., March l0.-Major
General Leonard Woods native state
will send four pledged delegates at
large to the republican convention,
according to the returns resulting
from yesterdays primaries.
The democrats elected three dele
gates at large pledged to support
Herbert Hoover and one delegate
who is unpledged, according to the
latest returns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses We're issued yes
terday afternoon and this morning
by Mrs. Edna T. Watkins, court
clerk, to M. F. Walding, 2S, of New
berg, Missouri, and Mrs. Mary Peter
son, 20, of Hobart A. Ellis, As, Chick
asha, and Mary Ellis, AZ, of Chicka-
sha; Berris II. Cranwell, 21 C'eve-
land, and Miss Francis e. Davis, 20,
Blanchard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
ARABIAN TAKEN
BY V|LL|STAS IS
KILLED, REPORT
BY United Press.

By United Press.
El Paso, March 10.-A report from
chihuahua City today stated that
the Arabian named Nasser who was
reported to have been captured by
Villa and his band of outlaws last
Thursday has been murdered by his
captors.
Joseph Williams, an American who
was captured by Villa at the same
time, is being taken to the Durango
mountains, it is reported here.
The state department has asked
the Mexican government to do all
%hat is possible to secure the release
of Williams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
STATES OFFICERS
TO REPLACE GUNS
By United Press.

By United Press.
Chicago, March 10.-The abolition
Of the sawed off shotgun as a
means of preventing bank holdups
and the substituting of states con-
stabularies, was advocated today by
the bankers who are attending the
annual conference of the Central
States Bankers association hefe.
The robberies of banks last year,
according to w. w Bowman of To
peka, were far greater than in any
previous year due to the lure of the
easily negotiable Librty bonds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
A. o. U. W. MEET TONIGHT

The A. o. u w. lodge will meet
in regular session tonight at the
Masonic hall on Kansas avenue at
1880 o'clock officers of the order
stated today A full attendance is
desired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10

streets, o. NJ. Cllycomb, and F. R
Linton.
District 8; between Texas and
Florida avenues and Tenth and
Third streets, extensions to the
south and southwest schools and the
O. c. w, Jonas Cook, NJ. A. Wiley
and II. B. Spencer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10

Mrs. H. =. Hawkins. who lives six
miles northwest of Chickasha, was
operated on in the Cottage hospital
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
eAPTlsTs TO MEET

The Womans Society OF the Bap-
list church will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:3O in the church par-
lors. All members are urged to be
present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-10
suFF SAVIOR" ON JOB

: BY United Press.
Huntington, w. va, March
; 10.-State Senator Bloch,
who raced across the conti-
; nent to break the senate dead
. lock on the suffrage ques-
; tion, arrived in Charleston
; early today and is to vote
; when the bill comes up at
o'clock this afternoon.