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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27

want to be present and otherwise
economize time.
We have a goodly number of pu-
pills from Lancing; Misses Violet
Dillon, Mary Dillon, Pearl Shadows
Doris Scott, Odal Hutchinson,
Maxine Brown, Charlotte Brown,
Ina May Shadows, Audry Shadows,
and Willie May Byrd are among
tue best OF our workers. Several
from other parts of the county, AL
ma Olsou from Deer Lodge is with
us again and doing fine work. Vio-
let Heidle of Joyner's is us agrin in
the high school department.
Chapel Fridry will be given by
the sophomores.
We have the text books here in
the building and some extra for
other places II they Will cali at once.
Prof. J. A. Thorpe and wife of
Vermont, are in the Lutheran
manse for their home; the Prof.
is doing fine and will be quite an
addition to the frculty.
Miss Edna Won Schmitteau of
Dixon, Tenn. is doing high grade
of work in the department Of music
she plays well and has the rare
quality to do so when occasions
come. The class is pleased with the
opening of this department.
Mrs. A. J. Albertson spent Mon.
day with the Primary department
rendering valuable services; the
teacher is much pleased with the
suggestions and help in the line OF
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
Dillys

Estel Nash is home on a visit,
looks as tho he has been fed well.
Arthur Bilbry is home on a vaca-
ton, he don't look so bad.
School commenced here Monday,
with a good attendance. Miss Alice
Hembree princiwal; Misses Pansey
Cross and Dora Ladd, assistants
Flag raising at the Kries school
house the 28th. the Juniours and
DAUGHTERS of America, presents the
Flag and Bible.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
NOTICE

Another examination for teach
ers will be held Wartburg. Friday
and Saturday, Sept. 10th and llth.
All teachers who failed to get
certificates or permits in the last
examination will be required to
take this examination if they expect
to teach; and those who did not
take the examination and want to
teach will be required to take it.
State Superintendent issues all
certificates and permits. To get
certificate one must make gener-
al average of rs and fall below 90
in nothing. To make permit one
must make a general average of 65
and fall below 50 in nothing.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27

The school work in Morgan
County is equal to some OF the lead
ing counties of the state. We have
some as good teachers as you will
find in any county in the state.
The work of the supervisor is one
of the best things Morgan County
has ever had. No more praise
worthy thing can be done then to
carry the good work which is being
done in our high schools to the
country child. Our country children
deserve just as good and high class
instruction as the town or city
child. Upon this principal the
school board and superintendent
are working.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
School Notes

Second week of the grades show
good work as to getting books, Or
ganization, preparation of lessons.
etc.
Chapel exercises hereafter will be
Immediately after forenoon recess;
10: 80 O'Clock. This will accommo-
date any of the patrons who will
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
DEDICATION

The dedication Of the new schoo
building at Coalfield, Saturday
August 21st was a great success
The good people of Coalfield proved
themselves equal to the occasion.
The crowd was estimated at 1900
to 1000 people, and more orderly
crowd was never seen, a living wit
ness in favor of prohibitioh' Ii
proves conclusively that prohibition
and education go hand in hand,
and that ignorance and whisky
drinking are akin.
The speaking came up to the ex-
pectation of all who came to hear
Prof. Evans, principal of the Goal
field High School, led off with well
come address and the Professor
proved himself worthy OF the high
nositiou he holds. Prof. G. c. Justus
principal of Central High School
gave the reponse to the welcome ad'
dress, and his speech was high
toned and instructive. Prof J. B.
Brown, Supervisor of Rural Schools
for Tennessee, made an education
al address of such character which
has seldom been surpassed in the
county. This address was comment
ed on by many who heard if.
Dinner came at IL o'clock, and
such a dinner has seldom been seen
in Morgan County. There was e.
nough grub to feed 5000 people Ev-
ery body got something to eat' il
thew didn't ii was their own fault
There was grub to spare.
Hon. S. H. Jestes made the open
;rp sneech in the after noon which
was of a very high character. Mr.
1estes always makes a good speech
wherever he goes and whenever he
is called upon. Sheriff Byrd came
next and entertained the audience
for 80 minutes with a splendid talk
The genial Sheriff recited the poem'
"Just Forty Years Ago" which
struck responsive chord in the au-
dience. The Juniors came with the
closing program. This splendid pa
triotic organization presented the
school with a Bible and an Amer
lean flag. Such gifts should COM
mend this splendid organization to
all patriotic citizens. Our friend
Alex Hall made q splendid speech
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
BURRVILLE.

Mr.. Langdoc of Fayette, Ala.
spent a few days here this week
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. B
Peters.
Mrs. Charles Lewallen and chill
dren of Huntsville, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Galloway.
Mr.. A. B. Peters of Wartburg,
spent Sunday and Monday, here.
Mrs. E. F. Jarrett is visiting
her sister Mrs. Carrie Albertson, at
Somerset, KY.
Mrs. Betsche and daughter, and
master Raymond Collins of VIVA.
were visiting relatives here last
week.
Cleo Zeigler of Flint, Mich. is
visiting his family here.
Roscoe Howard of Hartman,
spent Sunday with his family.
Frederick Davis is home from
Birmingham, Ala, where he has
been working the past few months.
Mrs. T. A. Greer returned home
Sunday, after spending several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. H.
Clark at Lenior City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jacks of
Macon, Ga. spent few days of
asst week with their sister, Mrs.
W. R. Davidson and family.
Rev. Tim Peters of Hartman,
vas in our town Wednesday, he
expects to move his family here
Prof. Ross Williams has moved
nto the Hurst residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cunningham
md Otis Davidson of lockwood,
we're the guests Sunday, of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. Davidson
Smith Anderson returned home
asst week from Dayton, o. where
le has been at work.
Miss Ida :Bowmer is spending
ew days with her pareuts Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Bowmer.
Mr.. Milas Squirting of Knox
lille, is the guest of his sister Mrs.
Albert Brown.
Robt. Bowden was visiting in
)akdale, last week.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
which was enjoyed by all.

This closed the program for the
day. Every body was in a happy
vein ard went home happy and
feeling greatly benefited for what
they had seen and heard. Coalfield
has one of the best new brick school
building in the county or the ad-
joining counties.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27

Judge and Mrs. Jones returned
home SUNDAY, from a few days visit
fn Cincinnati.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1920-08-27
NTICE

NTICE
No Real Estate Transaction is
complete until the Deed is Regis
tered.
PROTECT YOURSELF.
Delays are dangerous.
Bring in your deeds at once.
w. B. Crenshaw,
Regiter
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Omfomne Silfere.

Sra Snu SranciSco tclcaraicrca
cen 24oc Yioi. at man trp9tcr Tor.
at IS inolauifc Spllitcrc ira Glol
lam Golntp Rclcruatloucu cr ont.
tonne / Ell uol0iom Storm. lonl
8or@ong ralcbc uoeuior Anitcu Al
Stoten @aibington,
Ser Mano, lom par Diet reooeOc al
0ompcren "NtIltuomab" / ct uoerit
1ortommet Sllitun0, bcrCtter at rs IN.
cionlte aonoer, huer bemanocoe meo
ire Wan0, al Storuen par blcpet
orcpct ilIbau5, 90 at Ser par llocn
Son0ipullAbeo Tor at oisit elCn0iGc
Nartolter bduoe uGret Iitou0 til at
flare liz / Den opcrbpuoiQe &in0.
&c Ter operIcucnOg bIep optaltc
10 YtII %i0u0cnfur GuritIbct Ue0
llmatiQa Hcci. lc par 0a luo Tor
tonne, at 0C life fuu0c tale, on Def
ror isrit citcr Ell limcs 5orl9b, at
DC par tommct ia ioaoiot, al &c fluls
De Qlpc en- uoacnlmoc iorituucllq
N~crctniuq on lllpften. 9ampcrcu
bclan0t lta oa manQe Itll bortc ira
llIuftC3itc0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28
"Sonus"Sillen

sra Aoibiugtou mcIoes. at NG.
rlnq@tomitccua ,S%n0itiulug al 20
mlabiacu / oeus Uuorcoc Sorn /
&sroag9 blcD iorclugt 9tcprpitutant.
buiet. ,Site0ettor oeu Sfut pda Ne.
ialIiuIg, buorpau 0cn o~prin0tllJ,
glu itran0eoc, iorcllauc5 I 0Gn me
&noitiaing en- 10 (roccnt Stot AZ
2,ftlcoIOlOcn0cr, ser ifol outgrC9 I'll
baQe I'll oen 15oe Yiurts.
5 Den me NiQ rureiluacg lloitriD4
ming al fem me Stattcr, iou til
ianGmen cr bcrcgnchc at pile un'
ordqc til SjOO,OOO,0OO ON }luret /
ire Gar. 5orltocn Dem me attIcitd,
rorcllnacs f%orbelcOc @llBlrtcr 2la -.
buf. pua &uOfomltcr. paa @uno-
clcnOomaiaIg og pua 9~arstran3at.
.IOuer sltttrr o. &oruudrer.
@lQcn bcitenmcr. at Stattein0s
tGqternc itaI anpcuoe5 cn,1t III at
betulc euhper bGocril1 urmeuitrc,
Soloat et pit toutnut @rutoIe. eler.
I'M Oct ~rorctrGffcs, III NITio oco
GrhperpcIicn al Nlem eQer 6arme.
iii llooaurcIie / ct cucr onOct praf
tiff 6ug cIcr / Sorm al en- opbetuit
SIDsasiurauccpolicc.
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Sarmer 90 Sybeboer.

&c Sorcncoc Statcrs SaubbruGa.
minilter, gopiu I Mcreoltb, critic
reoc / ct ,Srtcruiem / @aIbln8ton
Senoag, at hpis life iSolf ira gDer.
ne og GoQegeitubcnter fonl 6ormer'
ne til @lrlp PED Snobeltnlngaarbet'
oct ioar, pilbc Der til Ginterer op-
itaa en- mllleena meget ielclig Mtart-
gel pna Scpnet5mioler. Torat op.
nau sc beoltc Rciitltatcr bltroc 0cl-
ne Siulp lopes poa Sorbaono.
Winiiteren lremhGucoc, at Spiol-
tct er pitalt interesieret / Ell 600
Seit iaor, ga Der De ileitc 9pcr iont
On gicnncmgaoenoe IegcI al0riG
iinbes Soripningcr for mere emo
Spioen nogle iaa 0agc.
"Naar Ssiteu ilaar icll, clcr Nro.
huftioncn al andre 8runoe bIir
fnap, iele5 N%irfninger oeraf nG'tcr
ciebIiffclig al Solicit | Spernc", Jag
DC ban.
Mr. Nercoitb piloe life uota!e
noaen Wening ON, boao &IrtniuJ
BET nGrpprenoe N~risialb i aorumar.
tcOct o9 / Wo6prllerne fan fonlmc II!
Of spe paa Yroouttlonen. Cnl oct
lteebe poa iSormcrne5 cllcr Trorte.
1erne3 9cfoitniug bar, iogoe ban. ct
Spergsmaol, lom BET itoo I'll ol0r3
CT beiuarc. Tormernc or imlolertlo,
iaabe ban, neot til pei at operpeie De
tuiliomme lloiigter mco SenIpn til
Triiernc / Trcmtloen, laalPnge ban
mao bctoIe ito0iq itigcloe Vri'er 1ot
@rbeiosbiGlp, Re6Ifaber, SGo, MG.
Ger o. andre 6oripninger, ban
trPnger.
Observation-Disclosures buroC
/ bpereneite @%ptommunc iorpltgte
Tia til at ienoe ct tort Intal WGnO
til ,yormcne ocrnc CONNER, iagoe
han. Sor Tarmeren pil BIZ mot III
at inoifrpnfe lit %agerareaI, on ban
life paa 1orbaan0 i'tre5 &iGIp II.
SNpDFllllIH9tl'
ADMINISTRATIONS er ligeIau
mcaet 9pmanoers iom Sarmeren9
Ceres ,Snteresier er nsie Iammen.
inoeoe og inobpr0es afb9nglge. y't'
riiteren bauoe, iortalte ban, oite I'M
bret iia poa, ON solicit / gperne bap.
&c nogen 6~oritoaelie az, boor neie
bette 9roblem o9iaa angif Dem. MteO
llnotageIie al Be tore Slagterisent'
Ter err insen al Sanoets gper. iom
ReaeI foripneoe meo ajso Tor mere
cno gienncminitlig fire Gage, me.
oens oeres ,@reutiager bringes inc
ira Tag iii 9as. Hpiten ~bpercnciie
Sina. DC ipiier, or fun nogle iua Do
se. .eGer / Ssiben nosle iaa Tiger
torte ira JdrmevL
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en- Sufferbatalie.

Sra Son Giego, Gulri, meIoe5 Of
Der Den 22oc d. bap0e ilul0et Ell
cIporliq stamp Ste0 meucm Icgltirt
Ga en- al Here Suieu Ecrloucr be.
itaaenoc ToIfemasic. iom bei,orme0c
an @%rocerpblytit iom bauOe uUcrtc.
rel tilialga 1900 Tuuo Gutter Tor
IS Gent Tumoet. ) ale DC ouorc
&utiffer i Spen oar TriieH % Gents
Emroet.
Zen lsoeraIe ",5air @ricc" aomit,
hlu0c iudet &un0itab ON, AZ ue0-
tommenoe 3rocerubunoltr finn huu.
oe betuit # Gents Ylmoet og beor
0re0e bam nj al ipige Ser ior rs
Gents Fumoet. gtpheoeH berouI
ipreotc itg Qiemem Speu i0n SO !
tort @rp5 meo oct ReIultot. al ! 81
bet al ell utrolig fort SIo Here III
len Terioner. bopeoiagelig Suama'
ore meo aurpe paa Aumen par liant
leoe ioran @utitfen og reue9, llcoe2
"a puiie0es / en- pilo RaHtp ON I:
~fomme ierit nj Neuen". Nclc Sr
ems Holitiimrfe maattc uotommuu.
Ceres, isr oet lptfeoes ar iaa Sroc.
nen noaeHimoe sIeloqrette!. -,
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Oeihanuel faloer at Gooct.

Barriers ocieteten leper / oiSie
Gage bsit paa TO iaare pifante Be
g~ipenbeoer: Spoagclien al, at ser,
llnge grPife Songe bar Ell loplig 9g-
tepiet Some boenoc / Taris 0om ne.
oenfor omtalt) % Splpsningen ON
at Den franife Hepublits Yr9iioent
Gall Scicbannel, iom bar ounoct
I'm Tor at bare Den eleganteite oa
melt pertentlig antrllfne Serre / Gu.
rppa, piiterlig Ell 9tat bar panoret
halpanben Ntil paa aaben Niarf /
9aiamas - meo Heipett at nleloe
.-og barbenet 90 b~arbopeoet.
Neo Yrpiioentens beipnoerli9e
notIige Gpentpr bRnser BET ilig ibop:
Ssnoag &pelb afreiite ban mco
grtratog ira TariS til Wontbriion,
bpor ban ifuloe aiilsre ct adjournment
for SIpperen Senator Henmono.
iom iolbt | Grigen. YrPiioenten git
itrar tilfsiS, men lit life iope paa
@runo al @armen / Den TRANCE aeie.
% peo 11-Sioeu itrar eiterat Soeet
bopoe iorlnbt MoutarsiS, omfrins
sorttatieIie fra siSs I
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Sra So%lfetoainScn.

Genillsbureauet / @oibington bar
ciientllsgiort Snbbpggerantauet /
ielqenoe @per: Seattlc, WaIb., 315,-
So; Sincoln, Hebr., 54,934; Gin.
inglton, Miout., 6,326; Mobile, Alu 4,
60,i24; Gcntralio, @uib, 1,540;
Clinton, ST., 5,S9S; Gbebulis,
@aib, 1865; glmburit. ST., 1884;
Baltimore, Mo., 1880; Serrupn,
ST., 14,150; Yortlano, Gre, 25S,-
2SS; SaflanO, Sal, 216,361 Saiu-
renee, &as., 1856; tampa, 6la.,
1852; burlington, Soma, 24,051;
Tacoma, @aib., 96,O65; 9tor'olf,
ga, 1871; Nlllc SsIanO, ST.,
t0,52S; Sttana, Sans, 9,0lS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28
en- ODmper paa
Streiffeberen

SaaUcl arbeibere iom Alrbcio3.
Qiuerc / 8anrofuIsegnenc or al Bra.
ijoeut @ilion oiiicielt blet pariIet ON.
at nogen Streit / 6o1rofulsqruber.
lie life maa iinoe Steo ! oi3ie pan.
itelige Sioer.
) Ell Stripelie til ser ,SPQesfo'
mite, iom III / CT Bar Wtaarehery
Eio bar isgt Of enes ON et mt Sons.
reaulattp. iorTpnber TrPiioeuten, q;
ban, iialo Ell Sperensfomit fife op.
raaes. pil iorlmge at SUiitipsrgs.
maulet beuuiies I'll Ell al ham no.
rPunt commission. og al Arbcioei
/ @ruberne icrtIGttes, irotll Som.
missioner bar aisipet lin a~ienoclic.
San loper. al ben 9ensiorbsielie. ion
muligens fan bIi bepiIset, ifaI bate
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28

les ticIbnlc ii! lite April, ga SCu
gamIc Cpcrclr,tomit mclIcm Grbc;.
ocrnc og Grbcio3Qiperuc u0leb.
Frrltocnteu mc00c!tc. al ban. iod
mart ban m%nocrrettc9 ON. at bclle
Barter hor erflUrct TIA piaiQ iii at
1ortirttc Hrbti0ct % at dtcepicrt
ocn@ H'alcrc.lc, ifol tonppuc Ell
pnd liAucuoc Qiadoc ianmcniat
aomnlaliou iom Ben, han uonrpntc
| Norblnhc!ie mc0 aonilltteu @lco.
tlIaInouitrjeu.
Nrbci0>miniitcr N,iliou, ira huis
Ccportcmcnt ErriiNcntcnS Sfriucli,
ci'cntllQaiorors. uotaltc Sen DE
ming, at ocn urputc ,Srlc9fomitc.
ndor oen pnn Ior50ug QicuoptaQcr
Observation-Disclosures. cntcu nil fom
me til en- Qiculioia T%oritnoclie. caci
l%cnulle SpttIperl2moalct til Sen Al
VrT'l0cntcn lorclIuac0c Nomml9,
lion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28

erflGrer ogiaa, life aIcnc at Miaic.
ner Tlno Suffer bobe3 % / Gbico
80, men at Haabct flmoe gisrc Ell
Slut poa Den berltenoc Sutfermalt,
gel.
Carload eiter CARLOAD mteo Suf,
fer fomlncr I'll 9pcn, men ingen pes,
hpor ser blir al Der, ialoc ban. Vi
peo, at oct fonlmer, % at ser or ililot
90 al oct, men bpor Der bllr al oct,
er ct Spergsmaal, ion trGnger at
m6erisoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28
uoenries%h

Sfelgc DC Sorencoc Statera Non
bclsocpartcmcnt5 libite Woaueosrnp
port par lloiprlcleu / April $135,-
100000 % SnoferIclen $4,000.
900 ntiilore emo / Wort5.
llofpricIen for Nnancocn bcIsb
iig til $6S4,0O0,OO0 moo $4,000.
600 % SnbferIelcn til $l95, 000,-
600 moo 1924, 100000 Den fore.
9aaenoc Waaneo.
ri Sub inofertcs Ser / Ipril Tor
100000 600, Dem iteritc 8uloino.
iericl i nogen enfcIt Waonco paa
marae Mar.
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OassIys.Sop / Y. porf.

Sislge ct Tresictelcgrom ira SO
pe0itaoen Ilbunp oil Siatcn gtep
0orf ogiaa / CONNER npoc go0t AZ
"0apligbt Sapina 2open. ct thar
0igt Iorisg ira Sormerncs Sioc pon
at iaa &opell ophPDet mislpffebcS,
ibet 8lipernpren bcloqbc Ct oerom AZ
Segislaturcn5 beegc @uIc ucota8et
Norloa ne0 lit Nctn.
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picmmcbrv0nin9 tillaot

ora Maibirlton mclOc&. at I'll.
r~irfnira al Icttc Nilc "a 81 / en-
ErIuotborAcra e0ct Stem "a til cqct
@rlt9 life oil blI bctroatct lom en-
SDcrtrTocIie al 0en ioocruIc 6or.
bl0alou.
0cnnc G~rnatliEQ ser otter Gam,
ron0 mco &uitit4aluiitcr Tolmcr cr
oigiuet al ocn ~ieocroIr ,SorbuN5fpm.
ml@lTr aramer, trGocr ifrait ocl
lite sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28
fred % ufred.

Musicrne iurtIrtter i'm Siieniip /
3etnins al Miuif. = Tplatterne
pil u~noerbanOle um Sreb, "naar
Dc bar uaaet fine Ebieftiper". -
W~ulibepifernc peoblir at itrpmme
IND / Yeriien. = Srasiin fommer
til 9unppu. - Suuiet'&nslano %
Sapan uoperler Srebsnpter.
Sen frantic HepmblifS Trrlioenf
ialber mibt paa @atten nj AT Iln,
nuet / ct ScrnbunetDa / inlo 6art
M lanScr pna Sppeoct | CT Sano.
hama. @anbrer b~alpanocn Mh |
BAHAMAS % barbcnt % barBope-
bet.
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norges-Brev.
Zen pOlItiifc Sltuntion. - Scbat ON
CrocnsuGienct. 49, &ur y~cueitanoaro
fOrtiocn. - Enafctraiifen.
Wnorc Mcooclcljcr.

SKA "Iseordb Gofeu"s
Observation-Disclosures
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Sra Bern / Scbpeit5 telesraferes
SEN 25be 0tai, of Sen polite Hegie-
ring bar ~funogiort, at iaainart Den
polite grme bar naaet line militrre
Sbiettiper. piI Sfegieriueen crflGre
Tia reoc Ill az beepnbe Sreosrmoer.
ba~nblinaer mco Sopiet. Hesierinsen
/ WoIfpu. Ger nGpnes intet ON.
hpilfe oisie Sbieftiper N, men BET
CT pei life ianbiynlist, at ben polite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-28

|spot
.eebS,
.oIrr :
| Ydi,z
In az
| Gart
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GaIfiRtiss aaa SiSs q
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SorttatieIie fra eiss 1
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bet
|d9ien,
|6x2i,
bldIlo,
|lieitell
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tintere
|Sllun,
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|,Sarul.
Ito.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
ROAD GANG WILL
Be SENT SOUTH
PART OF GRADY

That the convict road gang now
working near the Oklahoma College
for Women would be transferred to
tho Rush Springs township SOME
time next week, was the announce
mena made this morning in the off
ice of II. S. Cox, county clerk.
The order for the transfer will be
made by the board Of county commits
sioners, under whose direction the
road work of The county is being
carried on. The convict road gang,
in charge of Supt S. j. Buckncr,
has been dorking in Grady county
for several months.
Supt. Buckner had planned an en-
tertainment at the camp for Chick
asha business and professional men,
but was forced to abandon the idea
when he was called to oklahoma Ci-
ty yesterday The entertainment
was planned for tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
PHONE SHORTAGE
CHECKS WORK IN
LOCAL COMP ANY
Instruments as Well as Wire and Ca
BILE Hard to Get; C'llt asna Plant
Runs Behind with oroers says
Manager Alden.

Few telephones are being installed
in Chickasha as a result of the
shortage in telephones and cable, E
f. Alden, manager of the local tele-
phone company, announced yester
day
I'VE have requests for Is tele
phones, but are unable to satisfy
the demand because we can get
neither the telephones nor the cable,
Manager Alden said.
Manager Alden recently placed an
order for thirty telephones. He re
ceived a shipment of eight, this be-
ing the number available in the sup
ply house at oklahoma City. This
condition, he said, has practically
curtailed the installation of tele-
phones in Chlckasha, as well as in
other cities
The supply house at st. Louis
which furnishes telephones to Mis-
souri,, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kan.
sas produces only so phones daily
according to the local manager, who
can see no relief in the situation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
!. w. w. Meetings Scheduled for To-
day in Principle Cities of the Ma
tion; Red Leaders Say be
No Violence.
POLICE KEEP WATCH
FOR ANY DISTURBANCE
Peace Forces increased; Plan is Pro-
test Against Arrest and Depor-
tation of Radicals with
Peace Failure.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Chicago, May LA nation wide
demonstration i'll protest of the ar
rest and deportation of radicals, the
failure of the movement to declare
peace with Germany and to demand
recognition of soviet Russia was
planned for today by the radicals.
There were !. w. w meetings
scheduled to take place in all the
principal cities. Ihe radical lead.
ers promised that there would be
no violence.
However, the authorities tlis
morning were taking no chances, ac-
cording to dispatches received here
to-day The reports state that the
police forces are being increased in
all the larger cities to take care Of
any outbreak that may result
The occasion of the demonstra-
tions is international labor day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
To TAKE CENSUS
MANUF FACTURERS,
DOPE ON PLANTS

w. w. Gillian of Chickasha has
been appointed director of census
of manufacturers in this district,
consisting of Grady, Comanche, Ste
phens, Blaine, Kingfisher and Cana
nian counties.
The appointment was nude by G.
l.. Whitlock, state director, and has
been approved at Washington.
The census will include all man
ufacturers, mines, oil and gas wells,
and rock quarries.
The census Of manufacturers is
taken in conformitory with the re
quirements of the act of congress,
approved March 3, 1919. Reports
are required Of all establishments
that were in operation during any
portion of the year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1919, but the statistics may
pertain to the business year which
most nearly conforms TO the calen-
dar year
The law makes it obligatory upon
every manufacturer to furnish cen
sus data.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
Best Record yet
for Recruits in
State this Month

That Oklahoma has shown this
month the greatest number of re-
cruits accepted by the United States
army since recruiting offices were
opened in this state, was the state
ment of Major G. c. Thornton of
the headquarters office in Oklahoma
City while here yesterday on an
inspection trip.
The major states that 2G6 men have
already been accepted and forwarded
to their various outfits by the va
rious offices over Oklahoma this
month.
Chickasha for the third consecu-
tive month ranks third in the state
The local recruiting office is only
a few men behind Tulsa and Okla
homa City for the months work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-01
NeW Building to
House Grocer on
North Third st.

A stone building 25 feet in width
and 100 feet in length is being con
structed by e. NJ. O'Brien at 1S9
north Third street, next door Ito the
Live Grocery. The building. when
completed, will be occupied by the
O'Brien grocery, now located on
Chickasha avenue.
The building will be ready for oc
cupancy some time in June, Mr..
O'Brien said yesterday afternon.
Mr.. O'Brien has been operating a
grocery store in Chickasha for thir.
teen years. He has been located in
his present location during all that
time.