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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29

BERLIN, Abril 28.-La nueva
nota ali2da formulada por el ST.
premo Coasejo en- San Reno y en
IA cual Sc acusa al gobierno alem&n
de mala + en- su cjecuci6n del ira
rado de Versailles. ha sido e. tema
de- las consideracioneS en- todOs los
crculos oficialeS de aQui, hoy.
En- los altos c~rrcu,os de Berlin,
Sc considera Ia nota como n in
ticacior de Ia disposition de los
~frarceses para pcrmitir a A!emania
eI aumertar sus fuer2as arnadas,
pues no de otra manera Sc eNplican
los funcionarios del ~gobictno, e!
prop0sito del gobierno frances de
mantener IN ejercito permanente dc
100000 hombres. cuardo 81 actUa!
~ejsrcitos aIeman apcnas 81 lIcga Z
100000.
La question de las reparaciones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
SURGE IA QUESTION De
SFANTUNc OTRA VEZ
ALA PALESTRA

TOXIC. A61l 28.-Scmroiicial.
mcnte Sc ha anlrciado aquj que N.
lDebuchi. e. E~ncargado de NeCocios
iaponcses en- Berlin. Sc halIa nego-
ciando con cl gobiernQ alcman, Ia
entrera de los documcntos relatives
= Ia cesion de Shantung Y Que des-
tues de que Sc reciban tales docu-
.nlcntos por cl Jap6n. g gobierno del
Ni!,ado abrira probablemente nego-
ciaciones directaS con Pekln para
el arrcglo definitivo dc "a disposi-
clon de esa concession.
La crenc;a general aGIi a este
~cspecto. es Ia dc que {, actual ga
s'nerc chino cs muy dehil para
rehusarse a aceptar IA ofe-ta japo-
mesa o para Gesafiar a los estudian-
.cs que encereccn cue Sc acepte Ia
"a, proposition.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
FL HAMBRE, PRINCIPAL
CAUSANTE De LOS
NSTURBIOS EN-
ALEMANIA
Tai situacion podrfa enc
dlarse con Ia ratification
del tratado de paz por
los Estados Unidos

COBLENZA, Abril 2S.-Pierre,
pont B. Noye, miembro americana
en- Ia Alta Comision de la Rhinlan-
dia, hablando hoy sobre Ia situacion
alemana dijo que ninguna esperanto
bodra tenerse para un arreglo perdu
rable de Ia agitacion alemana o de
las dificultades europeas, mientras
los Estados Unidos no ratificaren
el tratado de paz.
Dos de las causas principales
para esa agitacion y dificultades
son Ia maIa situacion financiera y
Ia escascz de where's ' ambas pue-
den ser remediadas por los Estados
Unidos ~solamentc, 81 Sc logra rea.
liar Ia paz."
LA principal fuente de disturoio
en- A!emania es ell hambre. Muchos
de los !lamados radicalcs Sc han
afiliado a csc grupo tan solo por,
cue Green poder conseguir asi mas
facilmente where's. 81 el Congress-
americana rusiera termino al Es'
do de guerra que aln subsiste en-,
ire este pals Y los Estados Unidos,
los vastos mercados americanos sc
abrirjan para Alemania y una gran
~corrientc de where's vcndria a po-
ner remcdio 2 IL miseria Y aplaca-
"a grandemente el espiritu de agi-
rci6n que aqui eXiste.
10 unico que los americanos que
Sc ~intercsan sinceramcnte por Ia paz
del mundo, desean, es Ia racif!ca-
ci6n del tratado de paz. Una de-
~claraci6n de paz por los Estados
Uridos, seria IA unica cura possible
para los males de Europa
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oIeva ? bastaate altura sin derra,
.marse. Solo parece d~esboTdarse' per'
no cac nj una sofa gotta.
CI~PPO OLE PASA POR AGu-
.JFROS DE DISTINTO DIAMETRo,
s, tona IN conc de MADEIRA y Sc
bacc on M DIanchita dc carton IN
aouioro circular. igual a IL base de-
como. D5srues otrn triangular que
+enra INC de los lados igual nj diane
-ro del circulo de Ia base. Por u!tl.
mo, Sc hace otro aCujcro igual a /"
alt..ra del conc. desde IN base hasta
cl rertice.
II como rasara 10 mismo por e. a
. nero circular que por 81 triangular
y O el tercorc.
INA APUESTA DIFICIL.-To.
mcse III. sombrero de copa alta y PI
dasa a los presentes que SeAa!en e.
Ia pared Ia altura del sombrero pues
| to en- ell suelo.
Fl p~r;r7ero cue Sc presenta 2 mar
car dicha altura ma-ca Ia senal q
+ras o cuat-o centimetros mas abaJo
Sc nonc lucgo cl sombrero en- eI sue
10 ' Sc nota 81 error.
Trtorccs Sc invita- 4 otra persona
- II rar0ue el alto del sombrero eI
IA nared de enfrente y sin yer la pr
mitiva seal. Entonces IA sonar que
=. +rns n cratro centimetroS mas a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
FL JAPON FOMENTA LOS
GRAVES DISTURBIOS
En- Ell LELAND
0RIENTE
Ouiere terer III pretexto pa
ra rgalizar 81 Sueno dora
do de posesioHGrse del
F { Oriental

LONDRES, Abril 2S.-Frazler
Hunt. corresponsal americana cue
Sc encuertra . Hardin obse-vando
"a sicuaci6u chino.japonesa en- eI
Leiauo Oriente, envia Il informa-
lion De aauc.la aciudad china. en- "a
u dice que Ia casta militar japo-
mesa esta fernando una situaci6n en-
81 Leland Oriente cue pone en- pc
ligro Ia paz del mundo. Dehido = las
insidias de eSa caSta. los ~japoneses
eSran ariquilando q Siberia ' debi-
.icanGo a China. de una manera
cruel. cast brutal. a fin de loCrar
sus propios fines impeCiahsticos.
Tres son los principles aSpectos
cue presenta Ia situacion en- el lie
jano OrienIc.
La creaci5n que Sc propone
GEAR a cabo. de una manera deter
m;aada e. militarismo japoneS. de
ina siruacion cue Ie pe-nita apo
-Ge-arse del Ferrocscil Oriental
Chino : finaImente dominar en- Ia
region se~Drc~trionaI dc IA Manchu
"a. eXactamerte 10 mismo cue como
semirer en- Ia rarte sur de csc te,
rri,orio hoy.
LA ccartaGa q2e e. mismo ia.
pom prcsenra al mundo de que debe
.p~rotejer q Ia China Y q 81 proplo
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Cuadros.
R 0

Ezzfz A.-a Ns-ln. pro,tid:g:taeion. .ges
= IN - 5zeEu. - .. a1g=. - los -cEocsCE
rzr-ar-s ns-a-raOsor.
No - nHrs;re listed -coa-G- ants 4
r-sa.erlz j. a vsla- Erz1.A 20 -er,zvos -
s-aES-dss =
Vega Commission Co.
BOX ST. EA6ANn CUBA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
Los PODERES ALIADOS REANUDARAN
SlJS RELACIONES CON RUSSIA
ALEMANIA CONTESTA A LOS ALIADOS DlClENDO
QUE OBRO SIEMPRE CON ENTERA BUENA FE
En- Ia Ultima nota aliada Sc lie habia hecho Ell cargo de Obrar
de maIa fe en- Ia ejecuci6n del Tratado de Versailles

es eI principal t6pico dc las disca-
clones u ha provocado Ia nueva
nota. Sc expresa que Alemania ha
pagado va 1000 milloncs de marcos
Dor gastos hechos por la ocupacion
eXtranjera durante cl ano de 1919
\ que ha entregado materlales, de
c~onformidad con los terminus dei
tratado, por va!or DE 10000 milo
mes.
Ademas, d~eclararou los funciona-
rios, Alemania ha dado satisfaccio-
mes = ha castigado u todos aquellos
responsables de- insultos hechos 4
los representatives a!iados que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
PASTA PARA PLATEAR Ell CO.
BRE. BRONCO y LATON

Sc pone 4 discover en- una evapora.
dora o matraz de vidrio, que sc CO.
locara en- IN bano de arena, un drac,
ma de plata de copela en- una onza de
acido aZ6ico Cacuardiente) cuando
toda Ia plata Sc haya disuelto Sc lie
anade una cant!dad sufiente para con,
vertir el todo en- pasta, de cremor
tartaro, cuyo compuesto plateara los
obietos de cobre. bronco o lat6n cue
Sc froten con eL.
Los objctos cue Sc quieran plataar
Sc han de desoxidar con ell Scido azoi
co dtbil. para que presenter ell metal
llinlpio en- toda su superficie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
81, S. S. ES Ell TRATAMIENTO VEGETAL DE LA
SANGRE MAS SECURE EFICAZ

Tudo por Ia faIta de apetlto, deblIl-
dad general del sistema. Els entonces
crando debe tomar unas cuantas bote-
Has de S. S. S., el gran purificador =
reconstituyente de Ia sangre. Linn
piara V purificara IA sangce perfecta-
mente y lie dara nuevss energlas y VI
talidad q TODD Ell sistema. S. s. 5.
esta a Ia venta en- todas las drogue-
rias. Valiosos consoles acerca de Ia
sangre. Sc daran gratis a quien es-
criba a Swift Specific Co., so Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
Sc encuentra en- el mercado
desde hace mas de
medic siglo

Cuando I'd. goza de perfecta sa-
lud Y Sc encuentra lleno de energias
Y vitalidad, es debido 4 que su san
gre esta libre de toda impureza.
I'd. deberia prest2r ~atcnclcn lnmc-
data al mas Iigero sintoma de una
sangre impura. Una circulation len
ia de la sangre sc manifesto q me
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
Para los Nlnos

PARTIR UNA MANZANA SIN
PELARLA-Se toma una aguja en-
hebrada Y Sc introduce en- Ia manZana
cblicaamente. de manera cue Ia pun
II sanga por otro lado, a la mayor
Gis,arcia possible del prinero. Sc 50,
ca n aruja Y por 81 mismo agujero
Sc vullve a introdEcir e~mDujdndola
mas adelante y q procede asi suce-
s:vamente hasta que Ia aCuja vucIva
a salir por 81 primer aEujcro. Sc 10
man c7tonces los dos oxtrcmos del hi,
10 Y Sc tira de clos en- sentido contra
rio. Con Gsto Sc parte Ia manZana
intcrio!mente, sin cue 10 pareZca '
solo Sc advierte que esta partida Guam
do sc pela.
NaturaImentn, 10 misNo puede ha-
cerse con cualqUer otra fruta.
RESUCITAR UNA AVE.-Sc to-
ma una ola de fierro O c~ualQuier otro
trasto Y Sc le pone doble fondo, d
brendo en- el compartments inferior
alguros agujeros.
Fl prestidigitadCr Sc presenta al
publia1 tcnierdo va I'm polio o cuai,
cuiera o,ro ave. cn e. compartments
inferior. Entonces presenta al publ.
co una ~ mue7ta, Que puede pasaI
IA los espectadores para Que Sc Ger
cioyen dc que On efecto Sc trata de
una av sin vida.
Iocho este toma = trasto Y 10 in
!, vieTtc boca abGjo. d Ia vista del publ
/, 20. para ~" sc cerciorc de que nc
tienc NADIA. Nuclvc 81 trasto a su po
sicion natural Y Sc ponc dentro {
avo nmerta. Sc ~coloca, por ultimo
81 trasto sobrc Ia llama de una vela
0 de un calcrtador de alcohol.
I'm cuan.o el paiaro vivo siente
81 ca!or Sc acita, lavanta 81 doble
fondo : salta del trasto dando gritos
de espanto.
CONEENIDAD DEL AGUA.-Un
vase lleno de aqua cast hasta los Dor,
des mucstra t ~superficic plana.
En- csas condolences ~pregUntese a
los e~spectadores cuartas monedas
pUedcn ToHcrS- en- q vase sin derra.
mar el aqua.
Tres cuaUdo mas, r~espondcrau
aigurOS.
poro q aSambro de todos sera gran
d. a Yer cue SC puedcn poner en- cl
vase nastG die 0 Goce monedas de a
d.ez cenJaN que e. aqua sc de.
frame. En- - .aso IL sup4rficie
plana de Ia surerfj-ie del aqua Sc
convierte en- conveXa Y cl liquido Sc
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los o~uieren en- el norte de Ia Man
chur;a. Al permanecer ALI por 10
canto. los nipones. 10 Unico Qle ha-
cen cs crear DssibiIidades dc una
guerra : caUsar L gran ~agiCacio0
en- vez de calmar IA Q-e eyiste "a.
Fl diseusto que esCa actitud de
-os japorcscS ha creado en- Joda csa
region de Ia Siberia, 10 mismo que
OF N~anchuria, Corea y China, pue-
de tcre- una manifestation terrible
cue traiga como c~onsecuencia una
angrienra guerra en- la que dlficil-
me7Jc podrian dejar de verse en-
vuel5as aIguna< potenc.aS curo2eas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29

ROMA, AbriI 26.-Los primeros
Ministries ingits, frances e italianos
en- IA reeiente Conferencia de San
Reno. decidieron una reanudacion
general de las relaciones con Ia
Russia del Soviet, segun dice una
information que publica hoy La I'll
buna.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
Arniistice Day.

Two years ago today sound Of the last in the world
died away marking the ending OF the most awful tragedy III
the history of the whole civilized world reJolced
November H. 1918 will always be written large in the annals
mankind only because the day which the gigantic
also because meant final triumph OF
the of freedom and democracy the last stronghold OF
auocrac power the nations Of the world After more than
bloody strife victory had to the OF right
may military autocacy draw
against democracy because it has been wiped out
boys who threw the entire weight Of then
manhood struggle hazadng their health their hopes their
les-heir an behalf of the for which their country sem
forth fight debt Of gratitude and honor which can
build memorials them mopntas
high do all else that do Words of praise and OF
stone recognition Of their proper testimonials
regard for they do need them to add to the
surrounds their the deeds which they did
ndest1be their vao and herom From the
humbest private have performed nothing than camp
duty in this country to the commandernchief all have the abd
that they served which involved the wei
fare of humanity and for all time to come.
The OF Armstice day to
rejoicing for eedcag ourselves to the sublime pr
cpes for which boys fought The pepeuaton of those pne
pies requires practice peace Of the patriotism which
vaded soldiers people Solemn meditation
duties American citizens and reinforced resolutions to hold
firmly the faith which has made country the greatest and
best of all natonsis the that the celebration OF
Armistice Day should leave in our hearts and minds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11


with the immortals of the calendar
that mark great moments of history
that shall never die. Succeeding gen
erations Will acclaim Arneistice Day,
God grant they always shall acclaim
it in the spirit that made il; that
this spirit, like the day, shall be I'M
perishable.
with this prayer in our hearts
let us renew each year our vows of
fealty, repledge and keep unshakabie
our faith in the high ideals, the
lofty purposes, the unselfish aspir'-
tions and exalted, holy hopes that
fired the hearts Of Americans in 1918
and made ours land, from whence
crusaders came, with souls aflame,
worthy of their victory
To this end the American Legion,
today and forever, solemnly pledges
its ALL"
Posts of the Legion in all parts Of
the country are planning Armistice
Day celebrations at which the gov
ernment Victory medals will be dis
tributed to veterans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
1. + = + i. i. + \ + {!
TO THE LEGION 4
+ :. i. = j. f. + !. i. 4
BY United Press.

BY United Press
New York, NOV. 11.-National
Commander f. w. Galbraith, jr., OF
the American Legion today issuel
the following message on Armistice
Day.
The swift triumph of our arms
and those Of our gallant allies which
two years ago gave us the victory
the anniversary of which we cele-
brate today, marks the highlight of
the present century in American af-
fairs Victories such as Armistice
Day commentaries are not the is
sues solely of clashes of flesh and
steel. They are finer quality than
that. They are the triumphs, as we'll
of an unconquerable spirit.
No victory, however complete, long
can survive the spirit that conceived
it. The annals of mankind are re-
plete with example, splendid tri-
umphs in behalf Of splendid causes
that have gone for naught because
the spirit that made them ceased
to endura
This is only the second anniver-
sary of Armistice Day-a day des
tined, If we will, to keep company
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
The Red Cross Spirit

TErouglou the land the Red striving salvage the
spirit the pubic
good DIR Livingston Farand
All know how in the midst Of the war; men and
class and condition. without regard TO color creed or
politics together patriotic their hearts trob
bg unison and their hands moving together efforts to aid
country winning victory for the cause Of liberty and human
all activities which people co-operated drew
ardent devotion than the Red Gross BY common agreement
heed Cross Stacker regarded the vet of the whole tribe
Many man who made faces when he was called upon to buy bonds
Y work gave freely the Red Cross The spirit
cooperation Of which Dr. Farrand speaks the finest by
product OF tne Word agcd% a2a ! ns ea cross had % no on mus nus
SION now than to salvage tls spirit keeping It awe as vital
factor individual and national life would well be worth while
pepea the organization great popular movement The Red
Cross stands Tor sesh cooperative service and It IS TINS spirit
which must be strengthened and ppuated promote the common
welfare Of our people and make the nation strong
With the Red Cross however the spirit of service is not merely
abstract sentiment something to admire and talk about but it
for the year shows volume Of work done for
and for the nforunatcs many lands In practically
spectacular way which attracted attention during times but
the quiet efficient manner which well constructed piece of
machinery operates and good has been accomplished
Of the work of the Grady county chapter during the
Service rendered to 1924 people
Rensated $19ooOo0o insurance $S0ooO0o of this adjusted
during month
Filed compensation coms soIdiers applicants
report the receipt Of checks for over 100000 each
Filed application for vocational training for Al disabled
these claims 80 have been approved II under investigation by Fed
eral Board
Representatives chapter made 23
relief child welfare
Home nursing course taught to 1900 people the city and
county. Expense of Home Nursing coucse $2,40000
Financial assistance rendered exseryce for relief hospital
caurse medicine, etc, $4,000
Application made from this office for of allowance from
Federal Board of vocational training to disabled training
here These of $1,000 per
Before this increase applied for and granted taking
tona training received $4,000 month Men training
report receipt of checks representing increase of allowance from
the Federal Board of vocational training $1,000 per month
July 1920, when application filed
The annual Red Cross roll call under way With
knowledge Of WHIT the organization doing the splendid pur
serving anybody fail respond gladly when called
upon for dollar2
Those Italian workers who seized railroad
ii have given il back.-Detrot News.
We shall be privileged to elect President day
e be permitted select one.-Brooklyn Eag
In these days You can't tell whether reaching
2 hip pocket is a threat a promse--Batimore Sun,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
A Silent Scream.

Dragging out from beneath her
bed the suitcase, she crammed in
the little garment, and finally, strap
ping down the lid again, laid her
head against it silently, screaming
her despair. Red Book Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

While it is not distinctly so stated.
we presume that Mrs. Harding IS
doing her own cooking in the little
cottage, which the press boys pic
ture, as there would hardly be room
in it for 'hired girl" 1t isn't much
bigger than the Baptist church
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
Real Humor.

I'm putting on a show for the
boys from France and want some
thing funny. What do you suggest?an
SHOW them some battle-scenes
from the. war-movies produced while
they We're away"-Life,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
IIIbbard.

The flock Of correspondents with
the Harding party are doing their
best to keep us posted on the move
ments of the president-elect but for
some reason they failed to tell us
whether he took bath this morn
ing or postponed it till the regular
Saturday night plunge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
One oraan Strong.

Whatever may be the condition o.
the worlds heart just now, its spleen
seems to be functioning exae'lent.y.
Columbia $50. c. Record
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

anxious Inquirer writes this de-
partment for information regarding
the whereabouts of one James A.
Cox Let's see--Cox, it seems like
we've heard the name before but we
don't place it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
EXPRESS PAckAaETTEs

There is always hope in the storm
OF the calm,
There is always hope and a comfort
ing balm.
-Hibbard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

Rusty nail wounds, Iestcnng sores,
burns and scalds heal rapidly when
Liquid Borozone is applied It IS
both antiaoptic and healing. Price,
30, GOc and $l.2O. Sold by Wren
Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
i +
= A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO .
= q = = . . = a = . .

A Public Speech
Bill Have you ever done any
public speaking?
Joe: Il once proposed to a gir!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

over the telephone in my home
town Burr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11
DON'T PHONE

when your glasses slip off and break
send the broken pieces to us and
get new lenses quickly or let us
equip your eyeglasses with a mount
ing that will prevent their slipping off.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

After a careful diagnosis, DR. j..
Elmer Thomas declares the Demo
cratic party is not dead but is mere
ly suffering from an attack OF sus
pended animation Take heart, Fel
low-Sorrowers, sitting at the bedside,
the patient will soon "peart up
If Judge Landis has any hesitation
about accepting the $5o,1o0 per
baseball job that has been offered
to him, perhaps Judge Shelton can
be prevailed upon to take it,
A press dispatch tells about
convict in Massachusetts, who main.
tanned a silence strike for years.
The prisoner was not OF the female
persuasion.
81 simp says he notices that ii
always begins to seem more like
winter when the weather turns cold.
Naturally, it tends to arouse sus-
picion when a. young girl and her
suitor are absorbed in window shop
ping in front of a furniture store.
Mrs Johnson Barnett, who won
the heart and hand of a wealthy Ia
dian some time ago, wants the gov
ernment to hand over to her $4,000
of hubbys funds to buy him a
Christmas resent. Fair enough, isn't
it?
1t appears that Mrs. Barnett is
opposed to the generally accepted
practice of picking Friend Husbands
pockets to pay Santa Claus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

1t appears that Mrs. Barnett is
opposed to the generally accepted
practice of picking Friend Husbands
pockets to pay Santa Claus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

Those Italian workers who railroad to run
il have given il bacl-Detroit News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

We shall soon be privileged to elect President and $
we may be permitted to select one-Brooklym Eage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

Naturally, it tends to arouse sus-
picion when a. young girl and her
suitor are absorbed in window shop
ping in front of furniture store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

In queer days you can't tell whether reaching
. hip pocket is threat or promise-Balmore Sun,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-11

tributed to veterans.