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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-10

One quarter cupful Of butter, one
half cupfui of sugar. two cupfuls os
jam, six cupfuls of soft bread crumbs,
four eggs Rub the butter and sugar
together, beat the eggs, yolks and
white separately, mash the raspberries,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-10
Detroit Boat Wins
Race In Britain

Cowles, Isle Of Wight. Aug. 10.-The
American motorboat Miss Amerisa
owned by Garfield A. Wood of Detroit
and representing the Detroit Yacht
club, won the first race for the Harms
worth trophy. the international motor
boat prize, contested in the Solent off
the Isle of Wight today. o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-10
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nxREnT EVENTS

0JUkAk -c,,ol
.,st 10.- First anhual
Ausufs v oregon Growers Co.
! llsnlo |llIssarstIve " association. ~, n,onic
Ausus A,s,s fair grounds. .ro,a,
a. A'o open forum, s p. m. 49,.
auv august 1s-Monthly ,,,e,,- men,
- 30 Of the associate a.e,a, nla olup.
ss sss. {, d the Commercial 0iu0'
|sp, ,n,st ~ 2s-Baseball game
,.,Tsen salem senator's nxtnrd anu
ps'.d p.,ond Beavers. oAioiu
'rr Monday 2 p. m.
paln, .sarst S1-Minnesota an
~, a'p picnic, North Capital ~
4 September sI 4-s-state sa,en Gon
..ution Artisan lodge. saiem sass
''ssaSs September s-Labor day. .
Il X X v -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-10
What Goes Up--Must Come Down

said For four years
they have started down Fona selfish
standpoint me hate financial loss to in
instances honestly business headed oas
New York the past weeks study
ng market condion purchase uph
minute Merchandise prices The spectators
nom the run undeamed tho or three
months ago Not still shortage lots OF lines
merchandise but honest that
decline in sight
As general customers the HlGEol
QUALITY possible mill surely be to your
advantage pdtronize this store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-10

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
FRIENDS 0F IRISH
FREEDOM HECELE
TIE Us. SENATORS
Want to Know Why Huns
Are Not Driven Out Of
Ireland.
nv Lssoc,ated Pressl

WASHINGTON June 1.-The Uni.
tad states senate was .heckeied from
The galleries today BY q dozen Eomee
sympathizers with the cause Of irish
freedom. Stationed In prominent paris
Of The gallery floor, the woman began
their yolley Of inquiries when Senator
Brandegee, Republican Of Connecticut,
speaking against the Armenian man
date. made passing reference to tal
+.rayishes OF the Hun"
"Why. not eject the English huns
from lrelandw shouted the tirst IN
terrupter.
II didn't give my boy To- began
another woman but an usher pounces
upon her before she finisbsa
Under sharp orders from Vice Presi,
dent Marshall, the ushers had put out
a half dozen disturbers and restored
order when the questioning suddenly
broke out afresh. =.
"Why don't you put them OUT.
asked the Vice President -Haven't
Won enough nerve TO remove them"
"You haven't enough nerve to 90
AGAINST England, not any Of you," re.
plied one Of the women as she com.
pleted hasty exist under escort OF an
usher. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
Fheat Control Came
10 An End Today

WxEHiNGT0N, June l. = Federal
nontfol ot wheat and wheat products
endod tpday, the wheat director ceas-
III o:ftmction under the limits Of the
iikN creating the office and food ad-
i1fiisration control ended by procla.
l1s li0ns Of President Wilson.
This means the passing Of govern
in6nt guarantee Of S2.20 a bushel for
Gh6at establ blished during the war as
I means Of stimulating production.
Some existing contracts remain to be
.frfled out by the United States
sam corporation which has been In
flmentality Of the gocernment In
5laling wheat. AS soon as the con-
tSEts have been executed the corpora.
Hon Wil wind up affairs and turn over
Ne finances 70 the Treasury depart.
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START OFFICIAL
COUNT Of Votes
County Court Has Long
Task in Making Official
Reports.

Work of making the official can
yass Of the primary vote in Marion
county was started about one o'clock
this afternoon by S. L. Shaver. 9. D.
conaway anG NJ. D. MILAN, members
Of the County court. 49,. -
It will take considerable ums y, ~
make the canvass and II is not likeiy
that the work will be completed Do
fore late tomorrow at the earliest.
Assistant County Clerk FOSTER ID
helping TO explain how the big taoa.
lation sheets on the primary eiecuon
results were prepared. Very few were
in the court room when the work was
started. Among those present were
lanes A. Meredith, Rollo Conley anu
Perry D. Burton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
Normal Seniiorsto
Present a Novelty

The Senior Short Course class Of
the Fairmont Normal school Is pre-
paring something entirely new IN the
Tsy Of the ANIMAL Senior play to be
given at the auditorium on the even
S Tbose who we're fortunate enough
to see "FEFf' Of the Toy Shop" given
here early In the spring viii know
what to expect from the newer Rog.
ers production '-The Wishing Ring"
which deals entirely with folks nom
Story Book Land. In many ways The
Wishing Ring" has been compared to
MMaeteriink's y aBlpebird..
The tickets are on sale now By the
Seniors, and from the advance sale
they anticipate . capacity house.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEVOUl|CES ASSISTANT LABOR Secretary
SUFFRAGE WINS IMPORTANT POINT IN SUPREME C0UR1
Organizations
of Women Asked
TO Report Early

Women's fraternal and church
examinations that are going 70
make coutributions to the Home
Service fund Of the Salvation army
or intend to take part in the move
ment to raise that fund are re-
ouested to get in touch with MISS
Nellie K. Evans, Phone 81, as soon
as possible as It is the desire %
get a line on that part Of the weeks
effort.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
BDBDN|C PLAGUE
APPEARS|NMEl|GD
Eleven Cases and Five
Deaths Have Been Re
ported So Far.
[By Associated Pressl

VERA CRUZ, June President
Wilson has offered to send hospita,!
ships, nurses, doctors and medical
supplies to Vera Cruz Immediately to
assist in combating the bubonic
plague which has made appearance
here. Eleven authenticated cases have
developed. Five persons have died.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
ARMY
APPEAL NA|SIARI
LATE N SPOTS
Enthusiasm Pronounced in
Other Sections Of City
However.

Tho uome Service Fund Appeal 0
The Salvation on, Army a5a y !, ,,o asrd CAP
start today put one :. of wv .a.e ., s.,p ssp
tains had not yet called for their he'll sup sup
plies at noon and so there IS the leas
uneasiness that the campaign will b'
delayed in getting started in some sec
t,ons oftFairmont and vicinity.
u9rs %ss u oEraniassioa asue p effected GOVERN,
tns city E,sa o. rat%se. ds1c. sIa peudes sus
aer . f1GIs ~. sIsn,,i,. cbaiyman
EEst yEd-sfsa -, sslensI ! a.,I srA4sE csaI,
Second Eaa-Lsi y ~. .'.-4 -
man ,,;...s .s,,,,,;.,
YnraWafoIfssElt5.s-s.' ~ Ia, JS'. g csns AM,
,or Fogssh sSsirmsn wssu' ns 'a'A's :
~, s,t.b ward-M,s villa McCra,
Fletcher. chairman.
sixth yard-W. n. Spedden, chair
man.
G, ,ca,o,.h Gavin A Manrer chair
,,ss He'eu'n "a
lusa' 49, ,.s o,.;-
,,aa Glsnsn ~ " tsHe ~
lsu, =. .,.,.,.,
Edgemont-frank Neeiy' cnauiuAu y
BarrackvIlls - Miss Margaret Ice
chairman.
MrlersyilIe-I onnIe Richards, chair
man ~
'A-1 n r.,,,,-ov chat,
Plne GfoVeVo' =. SouA""'' s
man. ~, ,,..,
Industrial commiaee-Smitn hoou
chairman.
Mrs. James E. Gftmsley, chairman
OF the Fourth wsrd In the home Ser
,,,oa Annoo, of Tho Salvation Army
't'e eppe". =, 49, .,...,.. sn,no-t fron,
Is getting enthusiastic support n0tl
Cecil Mcdonald and Joe Ifudenn, e1
service men. who are linking up viii
the camnairn in thai ward 70, show the
enumeration ar Of the returned soldiers
Of lie splendid service Of The Saliva
lion Army In war time.
NJ. 1o.nno,+o Arne+t peaner vii
I'M Mis. .soe.a sese;st .; .he wo,r wom.n.s division
n..oe, Lave SuetSe .an,o,.ow =. Se 90 Mrs lanes A
sas sSaroI9.h sgt0N y. ~ MorsanfoSn %S % for this
.,i, meisi11 T,a = senan's - e oresniaztions d
'. SeeA ias .o Io1aeI haan rs.H;ssstinc n greal
!.. tae ca.y as'e y. M SsI camnaiSn S and Mn
interest ,.nnoos ~ .H,o se .Set she arrange
Leepef : eanoSnsS0 ~ ~ osoma, @ frstsrnaI AZ an
meaL . Is ..a,t-a,ious ~, q. mn n renrrt to MIS-,
SagIcn S9.,,l 9fss.aSv ,aas Snr,nc ~ street IN or
MiLls ~. n. -. LsAIS, !S,msn Hp NAV have fuI,
Ger tnst tns . soMen tls,, Az I ~ th;s @ cam am
creait lor ~ns' lucy ~ - sA'' '''
palsn.
It begins to look as though me ma1 a,t
portion Of the work IN connection W.T. W.
the Home Service Appeal was 70 ~ ~ .
on the shoulders Of the women. Ine
mems orsunixs:lrns Aaye ro Inle ;
toned very well eitaer IN me II. pLe.%, aaa,
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RATIFICATION By
0B|DLEG|SLA7||RE
|STHE RNALS|EP
Constitutional Changes Can
not be Passed Upon by
Referendum.
DECISION FAR REACHING
1t Knocks Out a Part Of
the State Constitution
Of Ohio.
DECISION FAR REACHING

tBy Associated Pressl
n WASHINGTON, June l. - The Su'
:rrsme court failed again today to de-
eide the validity Of the prohibition
amendment and portions Of the amend
msnt enforcement act The court re
cessed tn next Monday. when the
essnt term VIII close.
court held In decision today
deral constitutional amend.
can not be submitted for rati-
Ion to referendum vote in the
Is having referendum provision in
.lr constitution.
rhe court declared imperative the
10 state constitution amendment In
far as It effects ratification OF fed.
erSl amendments. Ohio Supreme court
decrees dismissing injunction pro
ceedings brought by George S. Hawke.
d Cincinnati, to prevent submission Of
tie prohibition and woman, suffrage
amendment 70 voters were set aside
1Y9t1e- -coel3E77..- : 80 -, 49,
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{, !cl,oMEpMRus. y June 1-ActiOn Of tbs

COLUMBUS, June 1.-Action Of the
dpfeme court at Washington In hold
n nat Federal amendments cannot
submitted for ratification 10 ref
3ISndum IN states having referendum
'pf0yisions n their constitutions means
sttft the vote Of the Ohio legislature
II ratitying federal prohibition and
fkderal woman suffrage amendments
VIll Sfznd
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
PALMER DECLARES
POST Put 0I||I
WEN ABOVE Ll
Assistant Labor Seer stsIy
Given Severe Scors
ing.
At COMMITTEE H[lRII!Gl|
Attorney General Says %
Virtually Nullified All
Act of Congress.
At COMMITTEE RElRIE

10y A1yoCNA1Oo SEo1yl - ~, ~
WASHINGTON, June l-CnarKiat
that Louis F. Post. assistant secFet
Of labor had a perverted synpashy O.
criminal anarchists Attorney Gen:
eral Palmer told the House committee
today that IN dealing win astemp6 q
the government to lid Tie country q
dangerous aliens Mr. Post had empley
ed a self villed and autocratic ~
stitution Of his own mistalun perscasl
viewpoint Of the obligation q pahl|e
law.
Mr.. Palmer is testitytng beicFs ~
Rules committee which Is inFes.lsat
ing the official conduct q u:
in deportation proceed dingS
..lt has become perfect sbplsea
the Attorney General said that ~:
Posts course M III dsbdtislIol
have heen dictated "
own personal den. at q
ton law Is wrong satasf ll III /.
sire or intention TO, cary ont he ~
sBy his, self willed and aatpgFl.|e
substitution Of his mistaken 3pe ON
viewpoint for the ohlieltion cf pao
Law, by his habltual tender 1pligit
for social revolntionlsts md pIese
sympathy for criminal ns3chisis
the country be has congta4Liy ee
priyed the people Of their DAY n. egsI5
in the enforcement Of q lAW Of liisl
importance to their peace and getPtI
BY his wholesale jan dellye END
bis release Of even SELF crntel q ~
archlsts Of the worst type he dl1 ~,
tually nullified the purpose CB Cor
gress In passing the deportation =
and has set a large among ne PEG
the very public enemy whom 4 Va
the desire and intention q Gongrees 2
be rid Of.
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Oh, Listen Here!
BY ADAM $. LANE.

Since yesterday Was
A Holiday
And the store Was
Closed,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rownd
Invited Hermione And
Myself
Out to spend The
Day with Them
At Hill Crest.
OF course we Were
Delighted, and as The
Day was Fine
We got up Early
And arrived out There
About five A. N.
{. John was out Feeding
The Cattle 49,
And Elizabeth was Sweeping
) or the bottom Step
When we gave The
View Halloo.
NY uul ~ 40
Nice out there! The
Blacks and
tn eourtneys And
: The Regans Are
Neighbors.
Johnss ssaid the Regans
Wen sneE Corners s,s1 = ~
And lie old Families
Gould hardly Recognize
For SIX months Or
So,
This being a Prideful
Nelghborhood, and Exclusive.
Everybody in Town
Ought to go Out
And see Rownd's Crop
sYoa Sssa ssee," John Explained
Whilst Hermione and
Elizabeth were out Getting
Tn onions F'r
Lunch,
"No telling when The
Bottom is going To
Drop out Of the Dry Goods
Business.
Why. Mrs. Harry Smith Refused
tn hny some Gloves
From Miss Jennie Fisher Sat.
Night because The
Price was $780,
That Shows!
But" he continued. 81
Am a far-sighted Man.
/ don't intend To
Have all my Irons
In one Fire.
I figure that There
Is going to Be
A large and Steadily
Increasing Demand
For Hops.
! believe the Price
OF hops is Going
To ascend BY Leaps
And Bounds.
So to Speak.
Why, Adam" !" he Said
In an impressive Whisper
II wouldn't be Surprised
II I'd Sell
You see Sam Brady Is
Getting up a Recipe
Book and He
Is going to Recommend
Ny hops all Through.
Continued on Page -Four
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01

Dear Sirs:-Haying been re-
ouested By certain leading cit-
zens Of the Sixth ward Of our city
to appear before your body at its
regular meeting on their behalf
as to the unsightly and UNSAFE
condition Of certain surround
ings Of q Fairmont avenue prop
erty Ito be set out more fully be
low), and finding that ] Will be
out Of the city on that date. !
therefore, use this means To call
your attention to q stone wall
which Is now topping over to-
wards the street In front OF the
premises formerly owned BY our
state and used by 1t for q number
of years as q State Norma!
school, the same being located
between Second and Third
streets.
Also. 1 would call your partic-
ular attention to the deplorahle
and dilapidated condition n
which you will find the sidewalk
In front Of said premises facing
on ssid FairKtont avenue. Dur
INF and following hard rains this
sidewalk Is almost impossible
I, tcuctiBrsd on page fourJ
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CITY. 10 PROVIDE
FOUNTAINS FOR
DRINKING WATER
May Purchase New Auto
mobile for the Fire De-
partment.
PROGRESS On BRIDGE
Attorney Ira Smith Writes
Letter About Old Normal
School.

-Four drinking fountains will be in
stalled at once by the city directors
to take care Of suffering humanity
and horses during the heated season.
This matter was decided upon at the
regular meeting Of the city board
which was held today. These foun-
tains will be modern sanitary affairs
and will furnish water to the public
at the same temperature that water
| is maintained in the city mains, this
being done by a system Of valves
which work automatically In the
fountains.
One fountain for people and one
Off horses vii be installed on the
West side Of the river and one each
on the East side.
The fountains. which will furnish
horses with drinking water will be so
arranged that drivers Of horses can
fill their buckets by pressing a button,
while the others will supply a stream
Of water also BY pressing a button.
The matter of purchasing ,aa anso-
mohilesfof use OF the fire chief was
|taIen G6 md acted upon at the, beard
meeting this morning ut the sugges.
tior, Of Chief Watkins, who reported
the department badly hampered on
account Of the former car being IN q
had state Of repair. The board OF
directors will try out a car this aiter-
noon which It contemplates purchas-
ing. The board empowered Mayor
Conway to act In the matter.
The city clerk, Luke G. Arnett, was
advised to draw up an ordinance rela,
tive to increasing the amount allowed
the city electric ligh inspector and to
submit same to the board. This was
done on account Of the city electri-
clan. Dallas Leonard, asking that ne
be paid q larger sum for this work.
Director Morris reported that tne
sewerage proposition In Hickmans
run needed attention badly and advis,
ed that a car load Of sewer pipe couio
be used adyantageously there. He
was advised to secure prices on such
load Of pipe. BE also advised the
hoard that he had ordered several
loads Of lime delivered to places
along the run to be distributed there.
CITY Attorney Albert ]. Kern SUD
mitted to the board an ordinance reg
ulating and establishing rules Tor the
governing OF the water works OF Far.
mont, il having been adjudged Just
and reasonable by the Public Service
commission, which commission had
also approved the contract with the
Midwest Box factory ct al The or
dinance was passed to second reading.
A petition from residents residing
on Short avenue to have that tnor,
oughfare paved between Lowell anu
Tennimore streets was filed.
The bond Of W. ]. Pendergast, spe
cial poyiceman Of the Owens Bottle
company, being presented and not
deemed sufficient, It was referred
back to the company.
Through their attorney, Ira y.
Smith, certain residents Of the sixth
ward appealed to the board that they
take some action to improve condi,
tions about and in front Of the old
Normal school property. No action
was taken in the matter. The matter
was presented in letter from as fol-
lows:
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TnE WEATH:El'R|

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17

Calumet Waffle
Recipe
2I1 cups sifted past
ry flour, 3 level tea
spoons c alum e t
Baking Powder, y
teaspoon salt, IL
cups milk, ! table
spoon sugar, 2 table
spoons melted but
ter, 2 eggs beaten
separately. Th e n
mix in the regular
way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17
Beets' "Cle0n-Up"
Campaign Has Been
Wdged in Ward TlUO

The cleanup campaign being
conducted by the city streets de-
partment has been waged in ward
two and now is being conducted in
ward four, Dan w Beets, street
commissioner, announced this morn
ing.
Commissioner Beets stated that his
3orkmen are now working south in
ward four and will continue in this
direction until ward two recinct
four and precinct two ward one, are
covered.
Only non-combustable trash is
being handled by the cleanup cam
paigners. Commissioner Beets urges
that all residents Of the sections yet
to be covered cleanup their prem
ises and place all non-combustable
trash in the alley whore it can easily
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17
be reached by the workers.
Suf Cagers Due
Meet Girls From
AR0dQrkO Tonight

Miss Walkers high school girls
basketball team will make its ini-
tial appearance of the year in a
matched game this evening when
the local sextette meets the Ana
darko high school team in the local
high school court.
Thlt the following lineup will
start for c. II. S., was the an
nouncement' made this morning
Mable Cook, center; Ruth McGehee,
second center; Virginia Thomson,
forward; Frances Terrell, forward;
sudie Minnett, guard, and Cleo
Campbell, guard.
Substitutes who probably will get
into the fray some time during the
game are: Vida Wasserback, Nina
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17
TAXES Of GRADY
BEING PAID NOW
SAYS TREASURER R

Many tax receipts are being is.
sued daily, according to l.. A. San
ders, county treasurer.
Unpaid taxes for the year of 1920
viii become delinquent after Janu
airy 1st Payment of one-half of the
amount will satisfy this condition
until June 18th, after which the sec.
ond half becomes delinquent. Tax
payers who fail to pay any tax be-
fore January list are subject to an
additional assessment
The first Monday in November
the date prescribed by law for tn
selling of property as a means o
collecting the real estate tax. Per
sonal tax warrants are issued before
that date.
The 1920 Grady county tax rolls
calls for the collection Of more thar.
one million dollars. Only a small
percent of this amount has been col
lected County Treasurer Sanders
said today
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First Published November &c, 1920
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION


In the District Court of Grady
County, Oklahoma,
In the Matter OF the application
of National Oil Company of Chick
asha, corporation, for voluntary
dissolution.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons concerned that the directors OF
the National oil company of Chick
asha, a corporation organized under
ana by virtue Of the laws Of the
state Of Oklahoma, with its principal
place of business in the city of
Chickasna, Grady County, Oklahoma,
did on the 26th day of November,
1920, present to the District Court
of Grady County, State of Oklahoma,
its duly varified written application
of the directors of the said company
praying for the District Court OF
Grady county, oklahoma, for an or
der and decree of dissolution of said
corporation
That said court after full consid-
GRAFTON of said application made and
entered it's order directing the
Court Clerk of Grady County, Okla
homa to file said application and
cause notice of the filing and hear
ing of said application to be printed
in the Daily Express, newspaper
printed, published and of general
circulation in Grady County, Okla
noma notifying all persons having
claims against said corporation or
in any manner interested therein to
appear and file in said Court any
trd all objections they or either OF
them may have to the dissolution
of. said corporation on or before the
9th day of December 1920; that this
notice is given in pursuance of said
order and of which all creditors,
stockholders or other persons who
will be affected by said order, judge
ment or decree of the Court grant
ing saio dissolution Of said company
are required to take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Dated this the 26th day of Novcm.
ter 1920.
EDNA T. WATKINS,
(SEAL).
Court Clerk Grady County, Okla
homa.
By MATTE HOLCOMB. Deputy.
11-26-31t
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Thurmond, Elizabeth Yates, Mar
garet Owens, Dorothy Patrick, Emma
Baker, Johnnie Dobbins, Florence
Fuller and Winifred Chandler.
The game will begin promptly at
1880 O'Clock it was stated this morn
ing.
Although no announcement Of the
strength of the Anadarko sextette
has been received here, Miss Walker
is predicting hard game for her
"suf" cagers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17

barge Of Wade, who was arrested
4 Canadian county yesterday after
warrant for his arrest issued here
rom the court Of Justice T, p.
Moore. The charge was filed against
Ae former Grady county farmer by
equest Of the Citizens State bank,
d Minco
Express Want ADS Erlns Results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-17
Oil Field CGaers
Easy Victims For
Local LegiOnaiTes

The Cement cagers were easy for
the local Legionaires in the game
played last night on the high school
court. While the oil field cagers
were registering 10 points, the ex-ser-
vice men We're piling up a score of 50
points.
At times the visitors showed signs
# real basketball, but the midgets
'ould not cope with the offerings
OF the much heavier Legidhaires.
Gotham, the Cement right forward,
scored eight of the visitors 10
points. Keller, Mccarthy and viii
liams We're the most accurate Lee
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