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New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Crlstobai for New York; San Gil (Br).
Hosion Toloa (Br), New York.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov 30~-Sailcdi funi-
ala; baltimore; West Hardaway. Bremen
and Hamburg.
MoBILB Ala. Nov ao--Arrlved: Omac
tnond), Truxillo; JEFF Davie. Now Or
York
1nr,, baltimore; Manchester Skipper OBJ,
saltimore Sailed: Eastern Light. Nor
'' NonFoK Fs1a,a va nrl Nov NostolN sSArrvea s,th
Glen White. Providence; aoth. Kastalia
tpr), Baltimore; volumnia tBr), Fal-
mo",m Tann VMlem9rs (hr). baltn'ors Ansab9
more Norway Maru (1ap) Ocean Island
Atreus (Br), New York: Canadian Sealcr
tBr), st Johns; woodmansic PhiadeI-
rhia, Eastern city (Br), Galveston; Moldc-
gard New England; j III DevcrcauN, New
York. Sialed: Rotterdam (Dutch), Beau
mont; u l. poheny III, cartaret, N J;
Baron Iedburgh (Br), Honolulu; Freeman
New England.
:. PHlLADELPHIA. Nov sc - Arrived
uaverford tBo. Liverpool: Banan tNor)
Texas Fr). New York. Oristano (Br), New
York; Blair, New York; shawmut, New
York. Nirginan. Tampico; Herbert l
Sailed. Alblstan Inr). Gibraltar; Joseph ]
Cuneo tNor). New York; Glyndun, New
York; city OF oran (Br). New York; Nor
J,
ern Dawn. Baltimore: Piave UD, Gibraltar
PORT EADS. La. Nov 3o--Arrivcd. An
tilla. Vera Cruz; S A Cantield Mexico; u
Bedford, Mexico; Hattie. LuckenbaGh. Sar
Francisco; Oscar ID Bennett, Mexico
Panuco. Tampico; Richconcal. Mexico
Sailed: Crenatula UBrl. Tamplco )evo
lente, Port I,obos; Florence Luckenba ch
San Francisco, Hadnot Texas CITY
Panuco. Port Arthur; Yoro (Hond), Ceiba
PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 30Arrived: Me-
v'sian (Br), Liverpool; Sagoland (Nor)
Newcastlo Virglnin (ban). Copenhagen
Sailed: Schr Maid OF Canada (Br). Parrs-
boro N S.
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov so-~sailcd: Yesa-
kl Maru. Orient: Oregon Maru. Orient
Texas European ports
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 30-Arrlved.
29th. Lewis Luckenbach. New York, San
Juan. Cristobal Manoa, Honolulu; Gen
eral Franklin Bell, New York. Sailed.
29th. Architect Br), London; Dakotan,
Seattle; S0th, MatBona. Honolulu; Mum
delta. Port Angeles.
SAVANNAH. Nov so-Arrived: Havre
Maru Uap), Norfolk: Alfred Nobel tNor),
Jacksonvile; City OF Columbus Boston
Persian. philadelphia (and sailed for
Jacksonvile). Sailed Wells City (Br),
Manchester and Bristol
TAMPA, Fla Nov 3o--Saicd: Lake
Strymon. New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov so-Ar-
rived schrs J X Mitchell (Br)., Windsor,
8. for New Rochelle; Alaska, Nova
Scotia for New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Cleared

Str Orient, bennett; Beirut and Jara ;
Oriental Navigation Co.
Str Moravia Bridge. Robbins Holmsund
to Philadelphia: Moore & Mccormick Co.
Str Iroquois. Mckenzie; Monte Cristi and
Puerto Plata; Clyde S Co.
Str Calabra (Br); Mitchell; Liverpool; /;
Anchor Line
Str city Of Agra (Br), Msria: Cape Town
and Algoa Bay; Norton LILY, & Co.;
Str Dacre Castle {Br). Kelly; Yokohama
and Kobe via Savannah and Panama Canal /;
Barber S S Lines
Str Marengo (Br), Sheppard; Halifax
Hull and Antwerp; Ellerman's Wilson Line
Str Norfolk Barnette; Baltimore; Clyde
S S Co
Str Concho Mcintosh; Galveston via
Key West; Mallory Co.
Str Ell Tago. Anderson; New Orleans
Southern Pacific Co.
Str F. ]. Luckenoach.. Mclean; Los An
geles and San FRANCISCO via Panama
Str Cauto, Smith Norfolk IN. Y & Cuba
Mail S S Co.
Str Ell -occidente. cambell; Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Mohawk, Ingram; Charleston and
Jacksonville; Clyde S s Co.
Str Tosto (Nor.). Borset; Norfolk: Orien-
and Pasajes; w. H Muller & Co
Str Monterey, Mc1nnis; Havana and Pro-
greso n. Y. &; Cuba Mail S 8 Co.
Str Carolyn. Nash; Antila: A. H. Bull
& Co.
Str Archer. Hansen; Yokohama, Nagoya
Lines.
Str sallust (Br), Owens: Para and Ma
ranham; Iamport & Holt 4ine.
Str Mongolia, Hartley: Hamburg via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; American Line
Str Mirafores (Br). Matthews: Tanamo
and Santiago; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Z. Hopkins Hornison; Port Lobos
d. T. Warden.
Str Hawkeye State. Stewart; Baltimore
United American Lines
Str Esther Dollar, MacPhan: Yokohama
= nj nd Gor, rTr,,
Dollar S S Lines.
Str Maddequet. Petersen; Bristol. Car
diff and Avonmouth; j. II. Winchester
& Co.
Str City Of Freeport Milliken: Antilla; ;
McAllister Brothers
Sch A. o. Seaman (Br) Taylor: Hills
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Foreign Ports
From New York

BOULOGNE, Nov 2s-Ryndam (DD. for
CoPENHAGEN. Nov 29--Frederik VIII
Nan).
MELBOURNE Nov so---City of Chester
Br) Otarama (Br).
ADELAIDE. Nov 2s-Port Augusta (Br)
CADIZ. Nov 29-As!a (Fr) via Provl-
dence
RIGA. Nov 25-Tancred (Nor).
PALERMO, Nov 18-Hesperos (Nor}.
GENOA. Nov 19-Szterenyi UD; 22d,
NJ Dollar OBJ.
FLUSHING. Nov 27-st Mihiel for Ant
HONG KONG, Nov 2s-william Penn.
via Savannah
GIBRALTAR. Nov 2s--Gothland Belg)
via Philadelphia for Naples.
Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM, Nov 2S--J A Moffett Jr.
LONDON, Nov 29-West Kasson.
HAMBURG. Nov 26-Wm A McKenney.
NAPLES. Nov 22-Giuseppe Verdi QtaD.
ANTWERP, Nov 27--Mount Evans.
BRISTOL, Nov 30--Consort.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 30--Olympic
(Br).
LONDON. Nov ao--centennlal State.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Marine Disasters

BOSTON, Nov. so--Tug Neptune at New
), York reports loss Of barges Governor
off Navesink yesterday. Were en- route
from Norfolk for Boston Neptune saved
West Point third OF tow
NEW LONDON Conn, Nov so Schr
Thomas r Wooley, owned by John D.
Bailey, OF this city. ashore off Montaul1
Point expected to be total loss. Valued
at s2.5O0.
AsToRIA. Nov so--coast guard cutter
Algonquin returned 29th from cruise in
search of tug Sea Lion and achr E;oola.
Neither vessel sighted; additional wreck
age Of Sea Lion found near here.
OSWEGO, Y, Nov 30--Wrecl5ago
washed ashore at Ford Shoals near here
tonight includes rowboat bearing name
Pennington. NO ship of that name re-
ported missing, but port records include
tow barge named IL Pennington
Wreckage includes top of a boats cabin,
stanchions. life preservers. broken boards
and tmbers
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3o-Schr Re-
peat (FlD. Grays Harbor October 23 for
Sydney, n w, put into Honolulu for
provisions.
Yellow fever quarantine at Manzanllo.
Mex, lifted.
Pacific mail str Columbia, for Baltimore
December 12, reopens service from San
Francisco to that port.
Senator, from San Diego 29th. with
VICTORIA. Nov So-New passenger str
Princess Louise (Br) drydocked November
20 preparatory to trial trip.
ST VINCENT, Nov 28-Vittorio (Br),
Mobile for Port Natal. arrived With bunk
aire.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov 30-Largest move
ment of vessels scheduled from Baltimore
to Norfolk to-day and tomorrow in
months
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Sailed Yesterday

Minnequa, London via Halifax; Blair.
Constantinople; Chicago (F'r), Havre: Eel
Captain San Juan, Hamilton. Norfolk
Wn Rockefeller. Port Lobos; Princess
May (Br), Port Antonio; Patra (Fr),
Blue Hen State. New London; Susque- :
hanna New London; Old North State, New
London; Martha Washington; New Lon
dom Concho, Galveston: Samland (Br)
Hamburg; American. Philadelphia Adri-
attic (Brl. Southampton; lroquois. Puerto,
Plata: Moravia Bridge, Philadelphia; Da-
neholm (Da), Tampco; Ell Occidente. Gal
weston; Carolyn, Antilla; Garfield, Carta-
gena; Norfolk. Baltimore; Ell Lago. New
Orleans: Jufuku Maru (Jap), Yokohama
schrs Geo w Elzey jr,. Kilkenny, Ga /;
Richmond, Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

Maraval. Domcrara, Nov %.
Furnesr Witty Co
Carrtllo. Santiago, Dec / !. United Fruit Co
Duo Wednesday
Rotterdam, Plymouth Nov 2s
Holland America Line
Virgil. Trinidad. Nov ss
Lamport IL Holt Limo
Cen w Goethas. Crissobal. Nov 40.
Panama Limo
Due Thursday, Dec 8
Comcrlc, Agiers. Nov s.
Houdcr. Weir 4 Boyd
Delavan, Belfast. Nov %.
Moore s. Mccormick Co
sixaola. Kingston, Dec g.
United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Army Orders

From, The Trbunes Washington Elrcau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.--Arny order.
Issued to-day follow:
Chemical Warfare
Walton, Capt. c. W.. to Manila.
Blanchard, Capt. e. B., to Honolulu
Mclaughlin. Capt. J. A, to Panama
Air Service
Hall. Capt. NJ. A.. to New York
Benedict. Maj. c. c., to Washington.
Hanlcy. Maj. II. j. tr., to Manila
Field Artillery
Wiener. Capt w. NJ. to Camp Knox.
Hayes, Maj. P, to Camp Dix.
Miscellaneous
Fenner. Maj. r. H., c. A, to San Fran.
cisco.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
u. s. s. New Mexico Gun Crew
Sets Workmanship Record

A worlds record in gunnery was es-
tablished by the gun crew Of turret No.
a Of the u. S. S. New Mexico, in prac~
tjce Off Los Angeles harbor, according
to officers Of the flagship. In short
range director practice five shots were
fired from three 14-inch guns Of the
turrent No In minute and 38 sec
onds all direct hits at 5000 yards. The
previous record was 1 minute and AZ
seconds.
Another shining example of marks-
manshp was seventeen out OF twenty
direct hits at 5000 yards. Lieutenant
Lyle Morgan is commander of the rec
ord gun crew and Ensign Atherton Nc
Coinbray, second in command.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds as Sen To-day
North of Sandy rIock--Fresh westerly
winas, generally fair weather.
SANDY Hook to Hatteraa-- Moderate
southwest winds and generally fair
weather.
uatteras to Key wcst--~Modesase varl-
able winds and fair weather
over East Guf OF Mextco-~Modcratc
northeast and east Winds partly cloudy
weather.
West Gulf OF Mexico---F'rcah east nnd
southeast winds cloudy weather. occa-
sioual showers
Caribbean Sea and Wlndward Passage
Moderate north and northeast winds, OK
eept variable over south portion; generally
fair weather.
Storm OF marked Intensity central south
or Newfoundland ard moving east north
eastward
New-York tribune., 1921-12-01

FOREIGN RESORTS
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Calling For Mail.

|, sometimes becomes very an
moving for every chdd IN the
family to- call for mail ~ the
postoffice while 90 The way homc
from school
The abuse OF this privilege
has become 40 great that the
postcftice department has hcgHn
20 take action 10 put stop 20 o..
In many postoffices At the
present time the postma~ter~ rec
Quire the heads Of families 10
designate one child in the family
10 cali for the mai and to notify
the yostoffice force ~bteh cr,.d
tina, one ~.
There are ire,srccs whcrr
three or four cr,llrer in the
same family call Tor nail before
school hours. at noon the same
chlMren call for the mail sga'n,
then after school The same three
or four eEildren call for mail
again.
" parents have = desire 10 cor-
feetihis abuse they could desig
nate one child to call Tor the
mail one week and another child
70 call for II the next week aud
thus give each child aturn at the
pb.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Browning-Ba,,ou Sale

". I. Brown.nv and J n. Bdil
lou will hold public sale on the
Putncy farm J 3r4 miles vest o!
EIgin ON next Tuesday, No', 81
commencing at 10 o clock.
The have for saic "A head OF
horses and mules 2S head OF cat
tie including some good Jersey
cows. ard farming i'm plernent9.
Time viii tc given until Oct J,
1929 on sums over $40. with fOW
interest { ON date or 81, of tor
cash. - 9 '"yrrS j. the uuc
,ioneer anu -. .Stcuhens the
clerk. The hlgin Baptist ladies'
w,ii serve lunch For details see
the large. zco,cred bis printed
at this Office,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Literary Program.

Foll2"ing program will be Civ
Ell AT ~ school auditorium FRI
d-t piahi. Nuv IS.
Pdntonlmc by ygrammar rooul
girls,
Rec, Lucille Jones.
Essay, Ram Brandon.
Duet Halel Choens aud Fran
els Cotin.
Dialogue, high school giris.
Rec, Rcrnadinc Ecclesfcld.
Corntl ."lo. {. G.. Coffin.
Love letter, II. =. Wettengel
lmpromplu addresses.
Debate Resolved that city
hte * preferable to country Iii G.
Affirmative. l.. {. Cufin. Harry
trddc, Mrs. l.. NJ. Ga X. mega
tive, q. Z. West. Mrs. l.h. NJ II
ing, Floyd Hrrndon.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Child Burned.

About dusk Thursday evening
u two story hosse burned at
BrnGeport that was occupied by
Gus. Williams. He was away
from home AT the time aud h>
wife was somewhere away from
the buiidirg. She rushed in and
rescued some Of the children, all
Of whom were badly burned, but
was unable to get one child out
tha, WAS about a year old aud it
was burned to death.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
FLOUR SACK CAUSES
FlaSr.AIo GALL

An odd 'asI of irSta aid Mas
',Gul:rl = ~ newly msiallcd
Rel Gross 1urse 81 Ecudrna,
Kan. recently, recording 10 nj
y'"rs from that Town.
\ deaf man, who was sndcsv.
nring tu help the wunnu clerk
In \ grocery store carry 4 sack
~ -FOUR from the store rOhm 10
MS waiting automobile, inad.
,ertenlly caught the drag hook
N her finger ard dragged her
lu-rud N the sack of -four
across ~" floor. His back was
turned and being too deaf 10
hear her cries, he did not know
- the accident until he turned
20 fft the Hour into his machine.
Tie hook was 80 deeply i'm
lpddcd In the woman'S hand
that surgery was necessary 10
remove n. bu, the Rcd Cross
nurse was able Ia relieve her
pain with frst-ald NJ once while
- surgeon was being summoned
Rcd Cross nurses In the chap
iers whrre public health work
I. conducted are constantly hnv.
Ing Just such calls Hs this, aud
Frequently lind themselves the
only available help In serious
emergencies. In many NJ the
l,si Cross Chapters employing
public health nurses, the work
II nnRDced by th, receipts from
he annual Roll Call. The Roll
call this year will take place
November ~ N - and viii b.
Simultaneous throughout the
IultCd Stat7s
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
School Notes.

Some new window shades
were pat up IN the different
yCoomS one day last week.
Mrs, II, n. jenkins vas Wis
nor =, the Elgin schools Friday
afternoon.
The school here did not take
any holiday Friday but vii take
two days neyty Scek, Thanks
klvina and the day iCilosln9.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
New Ordinance Passed.
Section ~.

Secti0n ~
Ordinance relating to dog tax
All persons keeping dogs in
the citt limits Of the town OF
Elgin. Comsnche county. state oi
Oklahoma, shsll paw tax OF one
dollar on male dogs and tax of
two dollars On female dogs pc,
sunvn, this ~ To- be collected by
the ci,y mar-hsil aud turred oy.
,r To- tire city treasurer. On fail
IRE 10 paw above tax city mar
shs'l shah ernpound dogs tor
twrnty four hourS, after whicn
ihev will be di-poseh vi 80 pre-
~eribet by law
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
james r. O'DUnneU.

The eminent character actor
James + O'Uonnrll, presented
the rollicking irish comedy,
Handy ANDY, - a, she NJ Wash.
ington Presbvterian church last
night. Tue audience was kept
ia a perfect riot Ut mir,h There
iS vein of real heart interest m
this plot. - Cincinnati, Ohio, In
qulrer.
At E'gir LyceTw Sa:urdap
night, Nov &c
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
NAtsh5 JUNIORS DOING
BIG COMMUNITY WORK

-, iun,ur He'd cross uf Ecwh,ic
Cad~,y N,r 80. hn. boon c,ppciuIly
r-tt- furu= ~ lss' year IN organ
lz'rl iasepa cHNhc.oi under tie
ruirr .l1r, ,.th ,s hrnl'h work n the
school, pstIln'io p'":ram community
pl.y. making NJ tr,s and hasFilHl sup
piles civic framing, making - Eist"r
'rr,E qrN eq,'uuC;u. Urt propsri,.
hot fln-hcs fhr --huo! ,hNdr.h.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
N01EO MEN MAKE
PLEA FOR RED Gross

rh,f the American fed cross Is q
nrr q ctu-inu nni non political Jrsnni.
yat'nu T. evident from The many let
iers received In washiu gtor frcently
FROM reu ut national and international
u-nu n.r y. cuugr1'ulat.ng thc ncw
Chairman Of the Red Gross Central
Cowulti. y. Judge John Barton Payne.
ou DO. appointment 10 the head ~ the
organization Messages were received
from President Harding. Vlcc-frcsi-
dent Cohidsc. General John ] Per.
NInE. rh!,i Iu.ucc Uf the United
states William Howard Taft. Secretary
~ S.a'c charles T. hughes. Ills
rm'urrcc Cardinal boIlhcrty the
surgeon General ni the Army General
" " ireland Secretary prnby Of th"
Nnyv from Wshop William +. Ne.
ppwcu of the Methodist Episcopal
Churcs. he Polish Minister. Prince
Cu,ircl Luhomirski Ills Eminencc
CRrd nal n'Couneli. Socr, r,tnry ~ Com
uerco Herbert Hoover. Righ, Reverend
Bishop pnnlpi : Tu'tle Presiding
B,hup of 'he Episcopal Church In
Awcricn Kathleen Booth of the sal.
,.,,o, ,r,, secrc,,ry ~ Ioh,r
-. n,,ty sacroto-, ,ndrsu ~
v.p., -, ,hs rr,.s,,rv uo,Ji s,,rhen
: Wiso ~ New York. and from o;h"rs
= equrl uoic. Letters from Cardinals
nou!h.r,, and OConncll follow:
III Evcrllency. the President ~ the
rrtcd States having declared by
proclamation iha' th" Annual Member.
ship Ron 'nl' OF th" American l"d
'"SS '."'Ii h"-ih on Nrn'.S'i'' l"y
'nd '''''hr Nut' N"F'ln"'T -i'n. |
i''f1 u "llf 10 '.'t''l l'4 '''' 'Itl-
@"n- n ''''N 'h"in'rI'"- IN ms hn'
6.if'h'c q. -'''/n'i"'i' whl'l. l'' many
Years l''i' ana e'l""Ai'l "hf'hI me
| World war. hns rendered. 4" nmnS'hd
fn'l. l"'" s'rN.c'S ara i"hcia'tlnhs
10 'i'r' o' rn'.' y hh~ c"'h" 70
10 r~-'r' ~ IN" Ni"'lms ~ pes'ilence'
'nii' %" hr' no'r>' ana "'n'r great
''ira"li's 'ih u strives 10 ar'ise ana
carry - measures Tor preventing the
'Hrs's N suffering
IN war II faS h.en medium of
trn'inuu' alton between the American
p'Hpr "hd Ihrir Army ana Navy ana
| nae 'uica Tor we 'lck ana wounded
'troG-h"u' iAe w1rf' irrespective "'
'A'' anu ''' p"
! Hr>pvGh cor NidH idrhber'
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Sterling .Jefeatc Fletcher.

rhe Sterlin% Hirntc dcfeat:f the
Fletcher TIGER" last fres-lry nignt
at Fletcher Tlle src,o was 30 20 ~ IN
favor # sterGug. The hneup for
2terlirg was Magnrsson and i,oills
Forwards. Miller. Ceut"r, HlAbrocs
and Ki'smiler. Guards Casey, Coach
NnaE all comes 10 Sterling trina, nign,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 16
LODGES

NJ. w, A. Camp No. 1880, meets
fourth Saturday nights OF each month.
f. Stone, Consul; II. C. Choens, Clerk.
ieomen, meets first Tuesday night
of each month. C. r. Brandon, Fore
man; VIM. Vawter, Correspondent.
a. +. d A. NJ, meets second und
fourth Saturday nights of each month.
L. c. Coffin. W. NJ: W. D. Puyh. Sec.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Sold Farm.

Everett Nav has sold his farm
lust east OF Elgln on which Yes
Woodbridge lives to +, d. Roll OF
near Fletcher,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Don't forget that IL you want
a nice sait Of clothes cneaq, 60
to the Old Reliable; they are
made to measure and = fit guar
anteed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Butler
ana babe came down from Ok
lahoma City Wedne sdav and VS.
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Price CT Sterling.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
PnlclAI,'i
RED Gross SUal,}
November l3 Is Date Designated
by Harding for Special OBJ
servance by Churches.

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. fr'-i1"u' - 'h' '''r1
ha. ''-'rhai'd S..' 49,
N..'N''i iva a. hi-b '!'o"'
- 'hNi
70 - hoped that On 'h0' Day
y t.'.'t' ~ rf'i''n 'A4' '-."i'
N. '-'h aN7 hr"a''A "i me
IH ".i male -"u" mention 20
i3.I '"n-'t .a.inH- g. ihc worN ~
10 N''''''-' l''' : '''' ana "''
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''''' d" us
me '"i eau Us 10 ''nla'-n.
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t" lhs fO'i3-s no" SO" i"s
'"' '"' A. 'c." l'ru ,i"-s
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= i.i. f- 'r' 81 +" oT' .H''
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H. m''hurr,''u y inHin ~ ~
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ho' ''a'' W '"7-.''N.o7-l char.
u! u '> s'.. ptir"in1i'ns "r-nti-
''' OBJ. ..i"'i'" Wi'n certain dni -
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Ihr 'Jrci ~ i'I" Am'ri'Ht N"''
,t"-s "as he,n briefly set i'.th
uih''
.r.,. rat. -,
T.. " 80
sn.. i, " ''
Under i's Cou.rosslunll c'.ar.
ter !ssa'd ~ Act % Congress
Janunry >. IB, i's tr''rs --n Not
'"'Nn'nrH' bn' u - stated "'7' 10"
P"' ,>'> "' 'lis organisation are
anu S'H'' me -
u Z" furu'.h vo'lrfr.r ail 10
tho Sci oni Mon''cd ~ ar''i.s m
w" ~ Wnr AMI 'n ac'"fd."'e
WIN III" CONVENTIONS ~ ','i''n.
= To act IN matters OF voluu.
'nry relief and ln arcord with 'hr
military ana naval nuihorit'c. as
medium or communication hc.
tween the American people and
u'''r NI''N Hhn NlNN
y I" continue ard carry o. =
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- TIIy ~" sem- In ruti"s'ips
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other srss; natIunni cslsmi;lpe .:
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end OF the WORK nj the American
Frd 'roSs overseas was M s'Lht
\ yeAr aga W. thought ihs' o'i'
program Al home Wnul'l b" along
Nu"s ~imllsi 10 tiosa q tie years
before the wsr.
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ilereforc. tanny tu eud how nrond
.n,l "a -rtnchiur nrc the tax,
rlrr the gneritan Res Cro., feel,
called upon 10 undrri.ke. IA -
Rp1usc Ia The demands ,lslig m.d,
upon Il. aud IN fulfltucnt Of th,
provisions q, ~ .hsrtrr."
ln' n'h M'h'n"' 'hip h"il -
"n''n WIZ ocru' simultaneously
UNff lIlt nlltN HtHFHT VIII 10 N1nINI
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Mrs. Jennie Hoffer, who has
been in poor health for some
time. was taken to Lawton FRI
day where she is taking chiro-
practie treatment.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Sunday School Report

Following IL given u report Of the
Elgin Methodist Sunday school of the
attendance and collection last Sunday.
Class Attendance Col
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
Plenty fresh pork on hand.
Claud haves.

Plenty fresh pork on hand.
Claud haves.
Lee Petty made Business trip to
Lsvton Tuesday.
Mrs " A Hennemur returned Mon
day from an extended visit ri Walters.
4 K Bauman rnsde business
trip to La w,on Friday.
h A Upton moved this week
from route | to Anadarko.
Stock field for rent. 'PboneLD4.
Clarence Constant, Fietohe6.
B. X Stephens made a trip 10
Duncan aud Gornsnche Sunday.
Farm For Rem. 8 miles from
NARROW. Mrs. A. Mauersberser.
:, o ~
Miss Nellie Dillberg of Oklaho.
ma City visited here over Sun
day.
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See me for painting, either on
| buildings or aut mobiles.
Ed R.,,,r.r
ness.
n + Cremcr and s,mnr -,
SUNDAY.
.
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Monday.
- - ", u
business.
a, =, -
Thursday.
NrX' iyceum number. James
Miss Edna Jcpson OF Sterling
~ here this week visiting her
see me ior notary WORK aut-
omobiie licenses, fire and lire
insurance. y. a. wolf.
Frank Mckinney and family
OF Cement visited here Sunday
At the home of /. Ryan.
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Miss Mia Stephens we're callers
in Lawton SUNDAY evening.
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N,sJ G. Nintorard ,wo sons
l,f ro,,,rcbc ,is;tad mr.. S,rd,r
Aoi o'ephehS'
J. II. Hansen and wife came
down from Oklahoma CITY the
latter gar, OF last week on bus
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Rev. II. E. Gsiyon vas a caller
IN Apache Thursday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16
M. T.. Church Services.

Subscribe ror The CHAap,oS
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Lee Petty made Business trip to
.avton Tuesday.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Miss Nellie Dillberg of Oklaho.
ma City visited here over Sun
day.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Nrs n NV ettanpel went 10 Hin
ton Tuesday murnng TO attend two
dhys' session of the Foreign Mission.
sry Society of the Methodist church.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Farm For Rent 9 miles from
NARROW. Mrs. A. Mauersberger.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

Strny Nude Past yegrlins, il
,or gray .rsmules Owner can
get Same by paying for this ad
and damage. J.N. StinBett.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-16

B. X Stephens made trip 10
Duncan aud Gornauche Sunday.