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Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

in addition to appointing a committee 10 foster the movement started sub scription list with $50 per month, for at least the next three months. MT. Walton, a recent arrival in Mesa and an experienced band leader, will as- sume charge of the organization and will proceed with the formation of the band as rapidly IS possible.
 Move to New Home
 MT. and Mrs. W. w. Dobson this week moved into their handsome new home at the corner of Center and First Viault. The Dobson residence on West Main street will be occupied the first of June by Dr. R. M. Tafel
 Canning Demonstration
 Miss Agnes Hunt. state club leader, will give a canning demonstration Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Alma school building, west of Mesa All girls and women over 10 years old are being invited to attend School closes tomorrow at Alma and this demonstration comes as the final event to the present school year.
 Tobacco Seller Fined
 Joe Wah, Chinese storekeeper in the northeast part of town, was found guilty by Justice Newell yesterday morning of the charge of selling to- baceo to minors and was fined S10. with a warning that the next offense would be treated more severely Ong K. Ten, arrested at the same time on a similar charge. was dismissed from court, the evidence being insufficient to convict him.
 Up for Road Flooding
 Charged with cutting ditch bank and permitting irrigation water to flood the street, a resident of North Shrine street appeared before Judge Newell yesterday. He was reprimand- ed for the offense and the case dis missed from court
 Today in FiIndon7
 X Paramount special, The Dark Star" with an all-star cast. is a fea- ture photoplay to be presented at the Majestic today. At the Orpheum Just Squaw." featuring Beatriz Mich elena, will be seen, together with a Pathe comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

largest local property holders in the town. Mayor Jacobson introduced w. IT. Robinson. who acquainted all pres- ent with the history of Chandler ever since the beginning of the town. Mayor Jacobson then introduced Governor Campbell who spoke on the future ol the state. Following the speaking pro- gram there were races and sports of every nature. Tn the evening one of the largest crowds of people in the history of Chandler enjoyed the free dance in the san Marcos Arcade. The music was furnished by the Gerry or ehestra.
 c. of c. Meets Friday
 There will be an important meeting of the local chamber of commerce Friday evening, May 21. The most inn portant question of the evening to be discussed will be that of whether there should be additional funds voted upon to complete the highway project in Maricopa county. 4 large attendance is asked and it is desirous that all who attend express their views on the above question. A number of other important questions will be discussed and acted. upon.
 L. 9. g. Chapel Opening
 The formal opening of the L. D. $. chapel here took place on Sunday, and members Of the church of Mesa and the surrounding towns were in attend ance. The program was as follows: Lo The Almighty God Appearing
 .......C Chandler Ward Choir Prayer. er......s....-.-. Elder C. tahes- Let Us oft Speak Kind Words....
 ........... Chandler Choir Report on Building. g...........-.--.-
 ....... Bishop Henry l.. Peterson Vocal Solo. ......- Miss Blythe Taylor Duet. Misses Sarah and Pearl Nealson Address. Pres. James W. Leseur Vocal Solo.......M Mir. Harold Clark Address. .-......-... Pres O. S. Stapie} Duet. ..----#--..--
 Mrs Howard Peterson and Harold
 Clark
 When Shall We Meet Again ......-
 Chandler Choir Benediction. Pres. John Cummard
 Visitors
 Messrs. Clyde Lovelace, chief cleo trician and Cecil Graham, both of the United States navy, were in Chandler on Tuesday in the interests of the re- cruiting service.
 Chicago Visitor
 Howard H. Gross of Chicago IS spending few days here visiting his daughters. Mrs. ". J. Lewis and Mrs. W. A. Warriner, Jr.
 Stewart Edward White writes of Wizards River in June SUNSET } uN
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
ANNIVERSARY
 OF CHANDLER'S BIRTH
 FITT|NCLY OBSERVED

CHANDLER, May 2O-The program of the celebration of the eighth birth day of Chandler was opened with the singing of the school children of the local schools and band music by the towns newly organized band on Mon day afternoon. George Taylor. presi- dent of the chamber of commerce. made the opening remarks and told the people the purpose of the gather ing. He introduced Acting Mayor Jacobson, who spoke on the town in general and his everlasting faith in Chandler. MT. Jacobson is one of the
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
TIE M. DIS INTEREST

Wife-"Fhe doctor was very partie- ular about knowing what we have to eat"
 Husband-"Wonder why2 Does he expect us to invite him to dinner?''- London Answers.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
PRODUcING WHITE SPARROWS

present Friday night is to be high school night.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

The Japanese have ans ingenious way of changing the color and appearahce of birds and animals. Fore example, white sparrows are produced by se- lecting a pair of grayish birds and keeping them in a white cage, in white room. where they are attended by 6 person dressed in white The mental effect on a series of genera tions Of birds results in completely white birds-OIive Thorne Miller in ''trhe Bird Our Brother"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

Hiram Johnson discusses Japan and Tainted Oriental News. The fighting senator writes exclusively in SUNSET every month.-Adv. db
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
THE THRIET oF MILLIoNAIREs

A firm of clothiers in Syracuse, W. Y. was indicted for profiteering and one of the principal witnesses against it was a millionaire who paid S60 for a suit that cost $32.50. As a matter of fact, it is the millionaire who is more apt to be thrifty and resent extortion than the $25 a week man who is now making $100 week for the first time in his e-Rirmingham Age- Herald
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20
SMALL PoTlToEs

'How about this fellows Criminal record?"
 It's nothing to speak of"
 'No?"
 q dare say he wouldn't even be re- garded as a master mind in a village Of 4000 inhabitants. "- Birmingham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1920-05-20

stewart Edward White writes of Wizards River in June SUNSET sdx db
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
Gu6mnS antife edate.

Ser Sauptort Der @rabunger,
lpeIte I'M Sabre 1919 bon Dem eng
lii9en 6ori9er 8. 8etrie porgenom.
men nuroen, mar &abun (Suabutt)
mo lid cine ltattli6e, aber BON oen
&eiIenoen geUobnIi9 negen ibres
Oelolnten 3ultatoes nernadldiiigte
BDramioe befinoet. Die I9on fri.
ber aus Snidriften bergeIeitete Ger-
mutung, 0aB es ii6 bier UNI Die
@rabitdtte oes Souigs @eiertelen II.
bon Der IL. 9Dnaitie ban0le, mar
our1 Die 5unOe Oes Sobres 1919
our @epiBbeit ~geporoen. 9enn
Dor allen pur0e Die golOene llrdits-
i1lange bon Der &onigsfrone @eler.
telens IL. 9efunoen, Die berrli6 9e-
orbeitet lit, nit eingeIegten farbigell
Steinen uno einem &opf aus So.
piSla5ult un0 @ranataugen. Gin
peiteres midtiges Stiif lit elm I'M
Grabe Ger aonigin norgefunoenes
groBeS Mla6oltergefdB bon etpa .55
.3entimeter Sobe. IS ninlint unter
oerartigen @erdten cine belonoere
Stelle elm our9 Die mogiiGe St..
i9rift, Die es trdgt. 9ieie bebnup.
tet n6mli6, bob man allies, mas auf
@roen proolt5iert miro, aus oielem
&r1tge obne meiteres befommeu fo1.
ne, uno oas 5eigt, bis nietpeit Die
acknowledgement, Die in dlterer 3eit
IN naturdlibus uno 0onn in griok.
itiiden nieoergelegt nuroen, reou.
5iert purOen. Gin .magiider Spru6
beiptrft bier Die @ei9affung BON
~ieomeOen. Sebr intereiiont lit aud,
mas Der gliidlide Sinoer iiber Die
@enauigfeit Der @usfiibrung Ser
grnnitenen Sarfopbuee. mitteilte.
Sic lino in itrengem @benmaB onge-
fertigt, 10 Dob iie gang eraowonoig
Iino biz auf Oie pin5tge 9lbpeiduug
ron Elm iie6entniiienoitel 3ou. In.
ter ben in Der llnteegeno e~rforidten
groBeren .@rdbern lit Die MoItaba
W. SUtLuLDllSl4 tUl uulllullYell
@cgppten, 0es eigentlid)en @rbouers
Der 2abun : 8pramiOe, namens
@nupL bea6tensmert; er bate iie
ouf Der Spibe zines SiigeIs anlceen
uno ~ieitipGrts cine &opeue nit
Sdulcnfront ieBen loiien. Sci Dem
bret &ilcmeter entfernten @orub
purocn prdbiitoriide @rdber gefu1-
cen uno elm gan5es @rGberfelo nit
5oblreidJen Sfarabden aus ser 8e-
riooe Oes Spfios uno Der IS. Gp-
Matte. Iu6 efnen nellen &onig
bat Slinoers @etrie entoedt. Gin
in @orub oufgcOedter gronitener
Sarfopbag 9ebort n1nli1 einem
Sobne bon &amfes H., Dem SIAM
les <meri-maat, Der ;i6 in Ben nod
ieines @aters SOB einicbenSen @ir.
rem NIT grfoIg als @ronprGtenoent
erbobcn bat.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

mid aud Iebn I'm wenn ic iuper e
260Oer in mcin Nubm feline miiBt.
8eu, oaS Oltbt atptper Ood) cini.
acs 6ietel Gie mill id alpper bod
entaI sic &laG fidie, ben iH &C.
0enft, ben nieiu &oIer ange5oge IN
fin outIeit. @ie i'd Oaunitebrs fin
Fomme, 10 in Die gr6Bte 8ut, mo
en- Mann nit for Dem blutieite
2rcim 5uriididrede Oibt, mad i'd
Sen 9ciningrubm ouf I'M 90 is Oas
@immcn gcfporoe i'm. oas fonne
me, bat mid Inn Sen Sol3 81 pofe
friegt In bat mid penigltens bier
iii 0rcibig &iiies geiptpe. 9ie @rm.
men is Die 2i55ie, mas meme 9lltc
is, gemeIe!
Cab ih ictt ooppelt frob gctpeic
fin, 6nB i'd rift bon Die meiloe
@umtnen getporOe fin, oas fonne
&c mid gloutpe, tpomit ;h oerbleime
Sbre Sbr lietuer
&btltpp Soueramper .
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
n@ie iaeen sic - Sic ieien mir
fir Die @eaablung Der &ednuns
iebr p~erbunoen2 Mir ideint, Sic
iino foli9 pe%rbunoen."

@mpfin6Ii9. &ommis:
Ser @rief, ben Der &unoe gei9rie-
ben, itrost BOZ. 9eleioigungen! Sic
merOen Salsabi6neioer, getriiger
uno 10 peiter genannt!"
Gbef (na9 einigem Na1oenfeM:
n@ilien sic mas, Wiiaer, i6 bin 10
iebr empfinolib. .parum ioa i'd
mid argernl. i'd wero' n gar nidt
leien."
Yoeiie unb Iroa.
Sunge Dame Gdparmeno): ra9.
tpie e1t5iideno lit oieier Sang ourd
Sen Yarf! 8el9 gebeimnisboaeS
Sliiitern! @enrr i6 Die Spra1e
oieier berrliden Glide beritebeil
f0nnte, mas piiroe iie mir tpobl ia-
GEM"
Sbr geglciter: ~0ieine liebe
goitb", wiiroe iie iagen, sentidnl.
oiee siitiglt j. id bin eiIe ulme!"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
8affifd: pSebt Deritebe i9
crit, tpurum Napoleon 10 piel gr-
oberuneen gema9t batl"

@efIopft. @oit: SIT oaS
8eefIteaf biibi9 meid?".
@irt: .9afiir gorantiere i9, 0enn
mein Sod bats Dem &ii6enilngen
oieien- Morgen cine babe Stunoe
lang Inn oie Sbren %gebanenl"
- &affiniert. Mlitter: u@l-
10, sic grno @roBmuno bat Did
beIeioigt2 90 weroe i6 tie per-
flagen!"
.M6 rein, DIANA, IaB mir Iieber
elm paar 1lelte aleiber mnden
90 drgert iie ii9 piel mebr!!"
Gin @ioerbooriger.
arSt: SIR Mann tut INNER baS @e'
genteiI bon bent mas i9 %beroronel
Srau: Sa, ia. 10 lit er MN eitt-
NAL, Serr Goftor. Sen bebanoeln
sic i%iberbaupt am ri1tig1ten, wenn
sic i'm bcrfebrt beban0eln!
8or @ertdt. Gtaatsan-
malt: rSbr 8crmogen baben Sic
in lieoerli6er @eieni6aft pergeu-
set"
9(ngeflagter acknowledgements
2ebemam): nSapobl, mir baben
ms ia altd i6on nal getrofer."
Ser fIuge @Iefont.
.@arum 10 niebergeiblagen, Serr
3irfl1sbireftor? @as lit ~Dorgefals
len?"
,0enfen Sic, meine Sauptattraf-
ton, Der raoclnoe @lefant, lit oieie
Nadt entpi6en!"
SEA, Ser miro nidt tpeit fom-
men!"
80, So tdlliden Sic iid..... Der
Gblauberoer bat iein 8elo5ipeo NIT
%genommen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
@iibIen fir @aibinstOms Seer.

nnlangit fam cine Meloung, ooB
Die leste Miible, reip. Die lestc Sir.
ma, mcl6e nod nit ser S%peiiuna
ben @aibingtons &oloniaIbeer 5u
tun batte, ibr @ei66ft einlteQte. 9as
par ole See Wtiaing So" bon
8ilmington, Gel.
Sic itat1o init @aIbington in be.
ionoers enger @~erbinoung; uno
cieier Iegte auf Die MebImiibIen e-
men 70 groBen 8ert, Dab er, tpenlt
ct ite ni9t fontrollieren fonnte, ne
nigItens Dem Geino Die @enusung
unmoglia MAIDEN poIte. 9aber
lieB ct Die o6ercn MiiblIteine - ie.
meils iiber cine Come miegeno =
in DAienpagen nod entlegenert,
Dor ben @riten lideren 8l1ten brin.
gen nno bergraben. 9ie gauge Ma.
lhineric iuuroe abgenommen ,uno
aud Die nnoeren pi6figen Seile
puroen meescidafft. 90 gut pa.
rem Ole WiibIIteine perborgen, oaB
iie nit ausnabme zines ein6iger,
pelden oas CUTE @eoddtnis cines
Sentimental : Sffi5iers ermitteln
balf, nod Bis gum beutigen Gage
nidt mieoer %gefunoen poroen iino.
Mn ben @ranopmine-Miible -
Dem gigentum Der obiger @eien.
idaft - er5ielten Mebl uro @e.
treioe Die b0dJlten Greiie, gu oenen
lie iefnals in Den Ser. Staten Der.
fauft puroen. 1880 muroen bort
fir @ei5en "a Dollars pro @uibel
be5oblt, uno cine 2a0udg bon 800
bis 400 Sab Mebl bra6.e Die
Srutto-S umme BON $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

. nebl BroB: n@d, ibr
8edmter, ibr bringt's i'm 2eben gu
nidtsl Sd babe als einfaAer Som.
mis- aneefangen itno bin beitte elm
gernobter Wannl"
nSa = oanals gab es oit6 nod
feline &e9iItrierfalienI"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
uniere 0ienftboten.

- Il II Here Ote1 b ote II.
Sunge SouSfrau Cur aodin):
Iarie, mir boben iebt, mo Die @qlte
balo e%intreffcn, garl5 bergeliell, tilr
cine @oripeiie 5lt iorgen.
&o6in: &9 Sottefen Mtaoane,
set is oo9 pobr, mat lino mir oo1
cen paar &amele!
8eim S6uGbeginn.
2ebrer: Stun, @i6erl, bot gu
16on einmol gu i9reiben probiert?"
Mi6erl: 0Sopobl, Serr 2ebrer."
2ebrer: Sol? &annit Oh bann
gum geiipiel ein ii" i9reiben?"
Mi9erl: 80 ia! @enn gu mir s
@'iteG madit, NADIA mad / s
Siipferl o'rauf!"
Gin gebronnte 8 6 in ..
&oIenItein: n8arum moaen Sic
oenn nit mir a6iolut fem @ei6aft
obi9lieBen?~
@ertbeimer: Isle baben 5l glei-
der Belt NIT mir bel meiner ieBi-
qen Srou als @eperber nm oeren
San6 in aonfurren5 geItanoen -"
&oIenitein: 09as peroen sic mir
bod nidt naAtrogen?"
8ertbeimer: Stein ;aber nit ie'
mano, Der getuibter lit als iG, ma
DIE ib feline @eiddfte."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
@rnHe fih.

@rnfe 80 abnung. Gid-
ter: r@ie alt iinO Sie?"
3eugin Gdpeigt).
&idter: SD bite, 6rdulcin, met
nc 5roge enoli9 5u %bcantporten.
3eugin Gdypeigt).
.&idter: .6rdulein, o%nttporten
Sic mir einmal! 9eOenfen sic,
Die Sabre fIieben pfeilgei9pinol"
Gin aenner. Srau: uSieb
MIR einmal oie biibifen Stiefel i'm
Shaufenlter."
Maun: rSotuobI, iebr nett; ma,
Oie ueroen pobl aud etuig lnper.
fault bleiben."
Srau: r@arum Oenn, iie iinO
bod gang %rei6euo."
Monn: n@etpiB, ober es Iiegt Elm
8ettel oarunter: Sir dltere 9amen
geeignet!"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

@ur2 ST.: .@as bait gu
oenn geraoe 90 oriiben i'll oielem
Mooe.@ eiddft getan9"
g.: SD mubte MIR meiner @at.
tin elm ileiles iei6enes 8interfleio
foufen, Inn oomit lire Erdnen trod.
men 5u f0nnen."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

0rudfebIer. ~. S9lieB-
liG muBte Der tief uerlduloete Serr
@aron in elm Srrenbaus 9cbradt
tueroen. @r lit an WubnooriteI-
lungen."
8eim @ort genom-
men. n@enn id Sir rlln oas
@elo leibe, mas fir cine @arantie
babe idu OnB i'd eS mieoerbefom'
me?"
.@eniigt Dir ni6t oas 8ort ei-
mes ebrliden Mannes?"
u&ber gcpiB! Bring ibn MIR
ber!"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

&enner. a.: n$ot SIR
Sobn oenn Die S4auipieIerin eebei-
ratet9"
g.: ~SeiOer ia Ole Siebe madt
eben blind"
g.: SEA, laiien Sie's MIR gut
fem, in Der gbe meroen ibm Die
Muaen tpoh[ mieoer o~ufaeben."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
@Ieiner nmterf6ieO

- Steiner ltnterf9teo 60.
Mior: ..9a miro aber oein Sater
einen ponii9en S9reden gebabt ba-
ben, ols ou bonn Apfelbanm berlttl-
terfielltl?
Srib (flagIi6): gaein, oas ni6t,
aber einen = ipaniI6en Steden!
Ser berIiebte Bar
Bier. ,Sieb' nal, oa bat mir Der
ungel6idte 8arbier 5tpei ri9ti9e
8udItaben in Die 8ange gel4nit-
ten!"
,&i9tig; l. L.. &6, oas iilto
ia sic Anfangsbu6itaben pom yta-
men ieiner 8ralttl"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

- S9Iau. n&ennen Sie S6iI-
lers uSanoidub"?"
~Nee - wclde Summer bat Oer
eigentli9 gebabt?"
@ait: rSebt baben Sic gum Sad.
braten Den 4artoffeIialat bergeiienI"
&elner: ~Madt nihts! @s lit
obneoies idon elmer orin."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

auf foGf6er Sdbrte.
Sdul5e (im 3ooIogii9en @orten,
Dor ben &ameIen): uSs ia aliens
8Ied, mot oie ioienannten Notur-
forf6er iagen. Sd ltebe M idon
ne ieidlagene Stunoe Dor Die Bic
lter, aber Die Sarbe bat nod teens
mid ietpeGiclt!~ ,
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

= Gut geoient. uSbr Ma-
Ter bobt es ooh beqlem. @enn
Gu6 etpas miBlingt, frabt Sbr es
einfa9 ab."
r@epiB, SEER 9oftor, aber Sbr
@erote babt es nod beqnemer:
8enn Gu9 ettuas miBlingt frasen
Cure @atienten iel6er ab."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

SW lU III
ibubr, oiutper i'd
ben 10 en- @t0ie,
ais oh id nit Die
96n5ing SebOies
en- barn Subj ans
mid made Debt.
60 piel ben id
for iduDr gcmiBt,
0oB id nit inebr
lang mel Sega
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
8nn6ige GrfGarung.

BunO1ge ErtIarnHg g..
Sinh Sic aiid Spmbolilt?"
o4aeroings, meme @n1oigel"
.8os lit oenn oas eigentli62"
v5a, menn ids Sbnen ia9en f0nn-
te, tpGr' ids nidtl"
= Ole fGeinen Diploma
SnfeI: SD boffe, baB Sbr
brope &inoer ieio unO INNER $50,
ter urt0 Mtitffer gebordt."
Die &inoer: n@ir geborden I'M,
mer Wama. Yapa audi.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

Gle: r6reiberr bon Burg bat
mir geltern cine 2iebeserflGrung
genno6t. Soa i6 ieinen Tntrog
annebmen? Man lagt, er ioa Sau'
ien6e bnben."
Gr: rSdulOen ooer S%ermogen?"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

StuoentIein: sic baden mid friert, id muB Sic Inn cine
GrHarung biten!" Ma,
8biItFer: .gs mas woaen Sic oenn erflart Elm ais anos.
fopf, 9nasoepp, gielsfopf, S~ornoferl. -? Sic brauden,s nur aus
mablenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

Dos @ornGrtstommen in Der
Welt lit Bel anberen Slid, bei ans
lelbit @erbienit.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

@ouernitoI5. 0adbar:
nS6oner Miitl"
Sofbauer (geidmeideIt): ~9i6t
pabr? Ser ln9t einen AMI"
0ie ginfaIt b 2an
Sc. @eues Sausmdoden Cur @ra.
oigcn, als iie 6eren Sriieurin an.
meloet:) u@naoige Srau, Sbr Bar
bier lit 3D."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

y@retden, tporlln milIt oil oenn
oeine S9ulanfgoben nift mnAen?"
n@d, @ama, i@ bin fnltitr'
miioe."
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06
OHrMer SdDrribebrist >ts
Akiltpp 5~MMFrampter.
13s.

N2eiu Iieber Serr &eOadtiOndr:-
Washington Journal., 1920-08-06

Sic: @ie bit Ou oenn 5u Der
reideu @rbin gefommen?
@r: Sebr einfo6l SD babe tie
mir bon ibrem Slater 5uiammeuge-
pumpt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-10
Lee Has Announced
Subject CT Debate
By III. S. Arguers

Norman, Okla-"Resolved thai
Government Price Control should be
Adopted in the United States" is
the subject selected for debate by
the Oklahoma High School debating
league for 1920-21 season, according
to Josh Lee, manager of the state
high school debating league, and
head of public speaking department
of the University of Oklahoma.
Up to this time 175 class-A schools
have taken out membership in the
league and the tirQe limit for ell
trance which was set for December
Is, has been extended indefinitely.
District debate managers for the
eigh districts into which the state
is divided are: first, Floyd Miller,
jerks; second, W. M. Chambers.
Newkirk; third, A. w. Tanning,
Alva; fourth, ]. Fred Baker; fifth,
L. n Morrisett, NARROW, sixth Hugh
Faust, Shawnee, seventh; II. l.
IHaun, Okemah, and eighth, C. +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-10
c. II. S. is READY FOR TRIAL
AS CHIEFS GO TO CAPITAL
TO FACE INELIGIBLE CHARGE

We're ready for trial." Lanson d.
Mitchell, high school principal, stated
this morning in announcing that h
and City Supt. Montgomery will rep
resent the Chickasha high school in
the hearing before the board of con
troll of the Oklahoma High School
Athletic association in session in Ok
lahoma City tomorrow.
This hearing is expected to result
In final decisions on the charges
filed against the Chickasha, Mash,
Mountain View and Muskogee high
schools. These schools are charged
with playing ineligible football play
ers. Leland Adams, Ted Schlotter-
beck. Glenn White, Arl Berry and
Doug Walden are the Chickasha
Players under fire.
A certified copy of the school rec.
ord, sworn to by Principal Mitchell,
and written statements from mem
hers of the high school faculty last
rennester will be among the evidenc
to be offered by Principal Mitch stl
and Supt. Montgomery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-10

81 do not fear the outcome of th
hearing" Principal Mitchell declared
yesterday. every player who rep
resented Chickasha high school or
the gridiron during the season jusl
closed was eligible, We have schol
astlc records to prove this. Our ac-
cusers have no evidence to substan-
tiate the charges-they are endeavor
ing to persecute the innocent"
Association officials have never
advised Principal Mitchell who filed
the charges. 1t is believed that the
allegations were made by Oklahoma
City, since that school sent d
"Pussyfooter" here this week in an
attempt to get evidence to support
their claim. The "pussyfooter" re
turned to Oklahoma City without
any information that will assist the
capital city school in its endeavor to
oust ChicHasha high school from
the big Ten" scholastic conference
and the State High School AthleCic
association, it is said.
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history, Greek, French Spanish, La
tin, mathematics, geology sociology.
biology, home economics, English,
and agriculture. More advanced
courses are offered through the co
operation of the dean of the graduate
school
Over half of the correspondents
expect to return to school or are
preparing for entrance to universities
and colleges, but some of them are
housewives or mothers who are try
ing to keep up with their children
in school or merely wish to broaden
their education.
The department will gladly give
out any information concerning its
courses to those who write for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-10
Home Study Dept.
of State School
MStructing Many

Norman, Okla.-Minlsters, oil drill
ers tool dressers, school teachers,
chemists, clerks, students, pQst-of-
flee officials, packing plant employ,
ees, geologists, travelling statesmen,
housewives, college professors, city
superintendents, and even three
deaf and blind people are among
the applicants who, according to
Miss Margaret j. Mitchell, director.
are widening and preparing them
selves in higher education through
the correspondence department of
the University Of Oklahoma.
The volume of work done by the
department this year has trebled and
many new courses have added in
history home economics, and espe
cially in agriculture. The courses
are designated to meet the require
ments Of the various agricultural
acts passed in the last few years re-
quiring a more thorough knowledge
of agricultural methods.
Miss Mitchell said arrangements
have been made with the state high
school inspector for cooperation be.
tween the department and the high
schools over the state. The plan is
for the correspondents to use state
adopted high-school text, books and
work done in this manner would
satisfy requirements of institutions
of higher learning. Under this plan
those high-schools unable to hire
the necessary teaching force would
finance the correspondence courses
thereby allowing the pupils to get
full high school credit.
Owing to the cooperation of the
department with other universities
nearly 900 different courses are Of
fered among which are education,
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set for debate and other questions
have been prepared by Dr. j. w.
Scroggs, of the extension division
and are being distributed by Fred
e. LaRue, secretary Of the debating
league.
The question of price control will
be used in the debate between the
winners of the district at the Inter
scholastic meet held Al the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma in May, 1921.
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cair, Hortshorno.
The increased interst of high
chols in the debate league is indi.
lated by the enrolment which is al
'eady 175 as opposed to 113 for the
nitro year in 1920.
For the first time the public speak
'ng department was given a section
II the state high school conference
which was held at the state univer
sity in October
Debate bulletins, on the questions