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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-03

Spbrpplane / MrnplSs Bari. SEQ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / grnolbs Earf, fife
langt ira Clear Safe, brugeS / Som.
uter Ell Curtis S~pbroplane meo s
Gplinore og 100 SeiteS &rait, itobig
ifort meo Vosiagerer. Si9r De ierite
Sage, eiter at bore tneet ibrug, bar
oct me 9efororin9Smiooel lao popn.
lPrt, at mango maattc oente ira Sen
enc DAG til ben anoen. Wtoo Ell De
taling al $40 tageS Der EnSia9erer
belle 9ogen iaiennem ira sci. 10 on
Worgenen iii 81. 7 Niten. Sper
9osiager gipeS ell 10 Wtinuters Sur
/ Ell Ssioe ira 1000 til 1850 200.
Sporoplanen blep fisbt / Clear 9ofe
for $1,000. og meb Srucf irastet no
iii Snoiieen peb Irnolbs Yarf. Gen
feres al Sarrp Smitb al Milioro,
.isr aniat / &esierillgens Ipiations-
~tjenelte.
Mpitiif Sag sienuptases. Gen 49,
aarige @iaaro Sorfelion fom iioit-
leben Ace Slili paa en- mpitiif Waaoe
aioagc ueo Noolpb~ GbriitenienS
S%armbiem n9r Sapfielo. o. efter at
2iget MI eiter Sunbbeosupienets ipe.
ciele Siaabelie er sieroptaset % I'M.
berisst, uil Sa9en ianoipnliapis i9ien
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
Work Of Public Health Nurse
During Month Of Febru-
airy, st. Mary Parish.

The month Of February brou n.
. tremendous ruah of EN- rpcncy
tor the Nursing Service Keeping
ehs Service busy from carly
morning until late at eight an
twefing calls and whiting. pivine
running care and instructions aud
matefial aid and relief VII re the
need d,mandcd 1t.
The Public Health Nurse droy..
! ON one end TO the 9th ut ),
Nary Parish, making lrqui.i S o1
ssofekeepers aid people Oh thu
road ~ to the health conditions Of
the people in their comuu..i,ie.
asd sskcd II they heard of aay Que
u their community being sick
would they phone or repor,
Ffaaktts-3O0. We found tina.
moot Of the Flu had been c,sfiued
% Franklin and vicinity.
The N1rsing S.rvice was great
y handicapped q the beginniag
81 the tush through having no.
equipment. euch as . loan closet
Aad % emergency fund, where
with 70 relieve the urgent distress
md needs Of the sick. as found by
the country nurse. however, later
No situation was relieved and We
were able to act without delay ia
giving assistance where absolute.
Y necessary 10 . lev csses.
Oeeat care VAS uecsssary, Tor
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27

R'c,It political ev- nts in New
OrieaDs show that the under fol.
lowers OF Boss BehIman or. re.
fuaing to continue to be hi. plan,
tools. are refusing to follow him
olindfoldrd, arr cling the DIV
esful influence Of the hite d, mo.
crsts who, lead by John M Par.
ker, have surrounded and besieg.
Ink Bose Behrman and his politi-
cal ring In their stronghold. They
zee inevitable disaster for thei,
old masters, and hasten to leave
the hight before the crash COM.
Held by no apirit of patri tIsm.
(which is unknown to tn, m and
their leader) they without hesita.
lion desert an d leave their master
TO bic just doom.
The orch OF ring rule was crush.
ed By the voies of the people on
the 10th OF iast January. 1t il fas;
eoetertng to lite fall There will D.
no mourners. History will rec I'd
that the moDstrosity iiv d for q
time. and was crushed ard drs.
esoyed by the virtues aud man.
hood OF Louisiana amid great
rejoicing.
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which we z " $500 Or nion-:
and day help w. CAV s. 90 Der
day n Gaze needing the assis-
lance OF come one STAYING Al,n-
grther, We paid AZ the rate cf 81
per day. and FIR getting up oc.
Gel 'nally at night, We paid at III .
rate of fifty cents extra.
Number of patients visited 1856
Numb-r developed into pneu-
mnnia 20
Visiting each patient several
times making a total In ali of sos.
All patients attended by the
Nursing Service and receiving
care. recovered with the exception
of one negro and enc Whit D r.
son. No alcohol was used 10 any
form to aid cuvery.
The bed coverings bought and
given out will be returned to the
Nursing Service when the need
for them is over and will b: used
next winter. We have no inten.
ton Of pauperizlng the people
which probably would happen
Il We gave Instead of ioani.y
Cases needing further aid on re.
covery We will iurn over to other
ageUciss.
The Nursing Service was srea..
iy helped by friends coming to |
their aid in this time of need.
Mts. Becnei donated milk TO the
sick, and alec supeIiutended the
making of soup. etc.
Mrs.. Wilson L. Petermau do.
mated warm bed covering.
Mre. Smardou and Mrs, KYLE
Donated warm bed covering, loan.
ed cot, aud also gave soup, etc i
to the sick.
Mr.. Aubeftin gave soup, milk
aud oranges from his Restaurant.
Mrs. O'NieIi donated oed coy.
ering. 4
Mrs. Olivier made coup and
gave milk.
Mr.. J. Warren Foster gave as
ststance and help.
Mr.. Frank of the Frere DRUG
1tofe. gave medicine free of charge.
ME-. Dtsod aud M,s. Auderson
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
Soldiers Bounty.

The States of New Hampshire
and Massachusetts, have given
their discharged soldiers. sailors
and marines the aum of 500 co
each. The State of Minnesota has
has allowed each soldier towards
hi- education the sum of 5000 90
The State OF North Dakota has al.
loved each If her loyal sons the
sum ri $25 90 for each month of
eervice with which to purchaar a
farm or 90 into business The
State of Oregon allows each Of
her defenders the sum of S25 90 a
month towards HE education. Che
State Of Wisconsin has given each
of her fighting men $40 90 a month
Tor each months service. but not
less than $50 % In any event
The Uuited States Government,
according to Representative EN-
erson of Indiana. "equandered
millions on this var, paid the
coDtrac ors all they asked. loaned
money to Europe by the billions,
and extended the time of the pay-
ment Ut Interest; and squandered
millions on ships and millions on
d ing machines" But We have
not ma'ched up with other pro-
gfessive countrie, in appreciate
Of our soldiers.
The Dominion Of Canada. i'm
poverished by the war. pays each
private soldier from S28) 70 $500.
France, who Iost her sons by the
thousaLds, ard had the enemy
upon her soil for over ur years,
pay her trivate soldiers from
S62 80 to 1888 81
On the face of the returns it il
quite evident that the United
otates has lost lot Of it's war
: nihusisrm.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
Card Of Thanks.

We W;ess to exterd our spc re and
neariteis fhsrks 10 our May fr.end,,
leigh nnrs aud acc Iaiutanc.s. for
MIR Kindness aud sympathy shown
Us dariug tie last i!lness aud death
~ our dear little boy, Drlmere Jane,
houdreaux who died Garch II. 1929
,peclal mention is male of III. many
'ral offerings, letters and tc!..er,yIs
u con i"l'nce TIE FAMILY.
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S FATE OF LOUI oIANA.
23fd judicial District Court-pa3
ish of St. Mary.
Alb IT GABRIEL (alias Gabis NJ
Roos. Welt GABRIEL (ali.s W.
bis It. al No. t4790.

BE II known That acting under =
! by virtue OF an order of sale " ned
ecled, aud issued oat Of the Hosos
bic fweuty Third Judicial Nshe
Court o, Louisiana. ia and fK
parl::. ui It. Macy. in the above ~ |
Ell ans tunber d Gu e, t. the uuoF
S,gued htIiff OF the Parish OIL
Vary la, Will offer for sale and q
at pat &c AUCTION, for the purpa@
IT c.i = u pa'titon thereof be! Ssea
ptaitt,f and tbe offend ,nts 10 "
above s.y lei and gym 1ered ciass'. y
SATURDAY. MAY Isr. lN
at the principal front door Of
Court House at FRANKLIN. La.
tween the legal ,urs OF IL ocloMa
a. III, ana 4 O'Clock .. m, y
aud singular the following a, scriO1
real eatate tU-Nii:
" lii i Certain tract or pircel u isOs
wing AMI Detng situated 10 tue 0Jp
10 1rt i'rairie. Parish Of ST. Mary, v"
seventeen arpenss, ID ~"
less, be n; Ia 'ctIphs six sho
/, 4, .. IL. 9'E ST, 5. ". Z. y. - /"
La being hruuded On the No''n Y
reserved iane, oJuth by pubic -.
icadiuY u Jeanereus, Id, 49, I.
reserved ia,s, and ga the "a's
" C.utaire Jc,n 81 sss's.
and being the shss property 1870 49,.
ed 10y 4enn Gaorei tsRas -
from WIS. W. s. Bntah oa To- =
4th, 1853, as per de.d reehxe
u "k HI If Couray iucss, pss. II
t"getaer with all The Dui'd,Hs ID
improvements on sad laaa ss ss,i.
rights, WAYS. privileges saa .iess.
tudes thereto appertainlDg VI
iugn !. ,;,h.
The said sale is TO be Tor cs''
out agWaiseTaeK sr
Sheriff, Parish Of ST Mafi'
Louisiana u.YsA
Sheria's Office, Franklin, hs''
9Th, 1922
Sa hScriha fol- thu
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27

n Iberia street, aii-d ia greatly
In our work by reporting cases
and securing helpers to work.
Mics Moliie Allen has been most
neipfut in supplying need Or the
sicX
The color d minis err Mitchell;
and wife. also aided ia by help
ing tn: sick aud .cueiny help.rs
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
70 d judicial District Court--Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Albert Oaoritl elias Gable) Va
Georgiana WiIIi ms, ct. ais
No t41S9

Georgiaoa Willi ms, Ct. ais
No 1859.
Be it known that acting under and
ny write OF an order of 50 TO me
directed, and ISSUED uu. Of the Honor
able Twenty Third Judicial Cuu-t OF
LOUISIANA, IN aud for the Parish OF
It Wary. in the above st,l led and
cum 'arei ctu,e. |. the undere igusd
sheriff of lie PaSish Of st Nary.
Ia, VIII ttier for sale an! sell Al
pubic auctitsfl, for the purp .se of #
ecunG partition thereof bctyecu the
laintls ard the defendants in H..
ao"Ve styled aud naHibersd cause, or
SA lURDAY ,:AT lsT. 1920.
at the priucip'l front door of the
court Huse at franklin, La. be-
tween the legal safe hour. Of If
. CLOCK a. IN and &C ocx u m. aIl
and sirgn ar thu foiiowiug .r,bed
real estate, to-w.l:
That cerl ain tract OF laud i,;u,,
and being situated IN the Esp EN- vt
Praitle. Paris of ST. iia,y, L,u,,l,.
ma. fronting ou The pubic road !ead-
my from Sorrei 10 Gl.ucp-; Contain.
lug d suie. iiclai area uf ten acres; aud
being bounded GA The No Ia by
iano OF LttO9asains Joseph. GA the
East by Tue property 8f Julien. south
65 property uf JuIica and Yves, ty
the Public ituad; being the sam, u-t.n.
erty purchased o, John Gaoriei (altas
4abies frona ieRia.eh Leguou on
ian II, 1904, as per deed OF sale ,p-
c0rucd III tOive, a0ce lock i'P napp
"A; together Win all the bulldogs and
improvements thereon, aud ali rights.
ways, privilege 5 and servitudes there
To be:o"Ring "r apperlaiuiug.'
lhe said sal is " be tor cash with
our auprai semees
,aARLaLS t'i1COT,
oherln, Parish OF 81 Mary, State Of
Louisaua
Sherlh's Office FraLk in, La, March,
9Th, 1870
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
Farm Loans.

For ten years. Seven per
cent interest. No amount too
large. Representing strong
loan company. l.. .. PEooT,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27

Wauted man with team or auto
who can give TODD to sell l37 Wat.
ains hume and farm products. Big
gsst c"ncera Of kiud Ia world, st,W,
!" 5000 yearly income This county
open. Write today ]. X Watkins
Co., Dept. III, Wiuona, Mimi
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
For Sale.

one camp boat SIX %, completely
urhlshe |. Ole Las boat horse
D'wer, - feet iong. 3 ,ats aud IN
glhe new Can tie seen al Delabous.
SAYS wharf. Franklin. La.
G. n. kINkEaD.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27

Statesmen wanted to solicit orders
tor iuoricatlng oils, greases and
paints. Salary or C ,mmis,iun. Ad.
dress The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland,
ONO.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27

Fun liz. "a Ibodyear Tires and
inner Teass at ibart's Fillins Station.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-03-27
Invest or Regret.

This Company TEN ACRE LEASE in famous HONE
FIELD where the sand reached about hod
The Texas Companys lease which they drilled
SHALLOW WELL IN THE WORLD making oil h
at ISL feet Our we'll being drilled go feet $40
the Monster Gusher and barring accidents pav
about April 10th. - ;"
,er these having
tI iOk will dt tha
We y" just miles avebee
" ding
,an
Officer We
jus o fee runou WE'LL WY
ereoT-i
adto$3 o. Jerhar, ""u
iwrh Weldon
h HomerFn
tcoupna dmanlu today
Well will be completed April Stock goes to s.
March 29th ACT NOW. 90 " V
The Washington times., 1920-01-11

AUTOMOBILE MACHlNlsT and tive me-
tor truck mechanics steady work good
SAy dry. warm, light shop; only expert
s.,sS ven with good record need apply.
oENERAL MOTORS TRICK CO. OF
WASHINGTON. sz7 h ST. N. W. ii
The Washington times., 1920-01-11

BICYCLE-Boys: . New Emblem: hrst-
class condition. Used two weeks only.
Reasonable. 1920 Florida ave- N. =. Lin
coin 46s2-w. IL
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WANTED-SAlESMEM

SALESMEN-Reliable to sell retailers In
small towns; Victory China Ware and
complete line general merchandise: factory
shipments: commissions on approved busi-
ness paid weekly, can try out as side line
and later you will want exclusively. TYLER
MANUFACTURING CO.. ST. Louis. Md.
11,1S,26
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
FEMALE.

\ LADY Of 20 would like . position ~
secretary. BOX 2s3. Times office. IL
ernment employe, formerly teacher, po-
stion as general office assistant best ref
'rences BOX So Times ofi"e 11'
COOK. woman, wants place. private fam
lily or apartment house. l726 sth N. w.
IL
,DDREssER and folder; experienced.
s25 5th Ut. ". W IL
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
In every line may se secured by inserting
a small ad In The Times Help Wanted
Phone your ad to Main $3.50 Bill viii b.
sent se33-tf
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COUNTER girls, good salary,
all meals; six days week. Ap-
at once to Mr.. Pratt, NAVY
CAFETERIA, 18th and B sts.
N. w. IS
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
hrLr WAN itD-MAlE
poOKKEEPER-H.ve you ever ..r,

OOKKEEFER-Have you ever seen
Certified Public Accountant step
into the office OF the president OF your
company Have you seen the presi-
dent jump up and greet him cordiallvf
He does not Jump up and greet you
cordially. does he7 We want him to,
and We want you to be that man.
Possibly you have had experience
keeping books-possibly not II you
have. 50 much the better. Trained
accountants never read help wanted
ads. They don't have to. A 5000 10
. IS. 600 a year position awaits You at
the completion Of our course We ccLr
the largest and best business training
course In the world. We can, intro-
duce you to $1,000 a year &C . untsnts
night here In Washington who have
taken our course. Men we have
placed In the position tbey nov hold.
You must be interest cd, thuefore
write US right now for our cata.o, ue
explaining our course In detail .. We
want you TO make up your own mind
from thereon A two-cent stamp vii:
brins you one OF the biggest oppJitu-
mites ever on cred you. Delay means
never. Send for that booklet. snI do
Il now. La SALE EXTENSION
UNIVERSITY. 752-7b3 Munsey Bldg.
Phone Nam 7sss. II
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HELP MAN TeD-MklE
CREW MANAGER

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
sood werkins consstiens tof yoen& A.a
learn the street railway buslnsN
WAGES FOR AOTORAu ~ AND ~
Is CONDUcTOhs.
f, vtr.t thre. months !. .4Se per hour
Next nine months. ...... tse per hour
Ater one yer. 49,. .sie PEI no
This eompssy and sic PER HOUR OWEN
70 MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAE
Or MORE cQNTINUoUs ExPERIENcE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
Apply tuesday and Friday st:r p m
EMPLOYMFNT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON RAILWAY q ELDC- Co.
Itth and East Capitol sta
. ~ ocs-u
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- DAY-Spare time, clipping advertise
ments for US Instructions, contract, etc,
l0c. PITTS ADVERTISING AGENCY, se2
\rgyle ave. Baltimore. Md. IL
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AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS
None but experienced need
apply. See Mr.. F.. S. Girls
mond, CHESAPEAKE & PO-
TOMACTELEPHONE COM
PANY'S GARAGE, rear 723
Sd st. N. e. ia6-tf
BOY wanted, white, for general
office work. Apply Az
Southern bldg. Is
BOY, white, with wheel, to run
errands; excellent opportun-
:ity to learn good mechanical
business; rapid advancement;
DENTAL LABORATORY, 8it
nth st. N. w. IS
Boys OVER "a. or VOTING MINI
HOl RS 7 To ~ Il. M.
Apply ARCADE BOWLING MANAGER,
i<th and Park ROAD Altar p m II
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BOOKKEEPER-YounS lady. with some
knowledge of stenogrtphy and typewrit-
ing. Phone Main SSt7 for interview. 8.
". STRAUSS CO.. NATIONAL Metropoii,,sn
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UNFUhNl lSn1O
PA AVE. N. W.. s<l7-Tws reSas fes I b.
X. $40 month. Is.
NORTH CAPITOL 81. n. W.. l4os-Thres
unfurnished rooms for h. X. IL
18th ST. N. W., 2sIe-Two connocting trent
rooms. second floor. In quiet home; h.
4. allowed. no children; call between II q
IN and I u. m. IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
HdrreId and Berber

Judge Tads explanation of his against resolution
been convicted Of disoyay to his during the is
about clear and satisfying Senator lardng exposition of his
attitude toward the League of Nations.
First all Judge laricd he voted against resolution
he wanted chance for another resolution that would
merely have kept Berger from taking his pending the final
his by the Of appeals Here example of
tweededec twcedeum which explains moth
ing
Again Judge IIared that Berger denied
simply because he Socialist which manifestly
view of the that Berger had previously been elected
congress and seated without objection Judge arreld
knows that the why he seated because he had
been convicted of disloyaly.
In another breath the Republican candidate for United States
senator declares he investigated thoroughly before he cast his
against the resolution and in another he that he ddn
know whether Berger had committed dsoyal The
evidence against Berger brought in the hearing
fills volume and how could plead ignorance of the
facts with all this testimony before him9
Further Judge Hareld he opposed po
ica body passing Bergers but lawyer he must
that the constitution congress the right pass the
qualifications Of its members thus constituting such
TO the least Judge arreds shows that he regarded
very lightly the doya acts of Berger which the laws and
Of the country looked seriously vote for arred for
senator must be viewed approval Of his action i'll favor Of seating
who had been convicted Of being mfhu his
government
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
Corporation in Cotton Marketing

That of cooperation among cotton growers
keng keep the price of the staple from falling
level which nprofiabe generally conceded The interests
than producers that growing
be made profitable industry for the that low
inevitably result in curtalmg production
that viii the ultimate suffer Only by the gradual
marketing the staple instead of turning loose great quant
ties during short period the price be kept level which
will bring fair the planters thereby nsung sufficient
production supply world needs The favor of grad
marketing is thus forth by The Progressive Farmer
merchant could dispose his whole years stock goods
within the of three months if he willing mark his
down enough induce people take them at that time
and hold them BY keeping supplies hand
the needs of his however and not
forcing his goods the market he able maintain throughout
the year profitable prices his sales fundamental business
principle that the farmers observe and unless they
stand heavy they take action this right away
f the and the cotton
mills the automobile tire companies ETC. get closer to-
gher and the farmer sells much these
and the time they there fear but that
pushed market during the greater quan
than these spectators wifi buy up low
prices and sell it the spnnes they need and make
their large profits
The time put cotton marketing business basis
and spring month The farmers of the South
by and market their through
properly directed by business There
that will be satisfactory the
of the be secured quickly constructed As their
picked and gned farmers should
houses be sold the demand it, They should then
call their leaders from the down through the comm
agriculture and agricultural colleges such
sufficient credit for holding the market for its full
Nalue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
Makinq Sure.

Charley, dear said young Mrs.
Torkins, q am glad to see you TAX.
ing as much interest in politics as
you formerly took in racing.
1T is the duty of every man and
woman TO take an interest in poll
ties
DO you wish me to vote for the
same candidate that you do?9
why shouldn't you?"
Il thought it might be a good idea
for me to vote for tha other one. Ii
would be satisfaction to feel that
one or the other of us has at las.
succeeded in picking a winner -
Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07

In spite OF the advanced prices
the barber was blue, and the razor
he was welding seemed to share his
disbursement. I've just about de-
cided to open butcher-shop," he
said, reaching for the powdered as
tringent
And will you close this one?" his
victim gasped feebly.-D Detroit Free
Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
Autosuggestion.

What does autosuggestion mean?"
asked Pringle.
That's when your wife begins to
figure out how much you would save
in car-fare, and all that, If you had
your own machine" replied Teggard
who had been worked just that way.
Milwaukee Catholic Citizen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
DEDlcAToRY EXERCISES

Norman.-Dedicatory exercises for
the new 100000 Norman Masonic
temple We're held here recently.
Frank A. Derr. Guthrie, was grand
commander The Norman chapter of
the Eastern Star prepared supper
for 600 guests. Representatives from
Masonic lodges from all corners of
the state attended the ceremonies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
American Shipping GrOlOs

The United States the maritime power in the
world In 1914 the United States had 755 going vessels
ggating little 100000 which per
and Great Lakes trade Only 10
the foreign carried American bottoms
and the Shipbuldng industry stagnant
In 1920 June 30 the United States had 3404
vessels aggregang 100000 tonnage AZ per
Of foreign carried American ships
Evea Republican papers admit for the first time
fifty ships the bulk Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07

The barber of a homeward- bound
transport was trying to impress his
soldier-assistant that it was no cinch
to shave a man whenever the five
inch gun. mounted directly overhead.
went into action. But the dough.boy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
TOURING Sixth DISTRICT

FL Reno.-Mrs f. l.. Fite of Table
quah and Mrs F. n. Korn of this
city are touring the Sixth district
in the interest Of the democratic
campaign. s meeting will be held
here October 5. Mrs. Fite is state
chairman OF The national committee
OF palitical education and Mrs. Korn
is yice-presiden OF the Canadian
county democratic central committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07

The Very Early Bird.

Now, then, my hearties,' said the
gallant captain, you have tough
Sattle before you. Fight like heroes
till your powder is gone; then rum
I'm a little lame, and III start now"
The Stars and Stripes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07

refused TO be imprest.
Buddy he said, calmly scraping
the face of a squirming victim.
Shawn guy where them things
start from amt nothin, but it takes
nerve when you gotta shame 'em
where they finish. The American
Legion Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-07
Got Yer Good Health Out Of Bottle

GOT 1er GOOD 7ealth OUT OF BottIe
Mrs Edward Raifsnider, Wabash,
Ind, says she owes her good health
to Chamberain's Tablets. She sui
fered from distress after eating and
constipation and was completely
cured by the use oil these tablets.