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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
|R0SJA ME MA CO EKSPORT0WAC.
Gf0d w Chinach.
Sedzia AIschuIer Rezygnuje Godnosci Arbitra
Hearst Przeciw KredytOm Zagranicmym.
1NNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

Ia przez bolszewikow do tego sto-
pnia zdemoralizowana zrujno--
wana przemyslowo i handlowo, IL
Inie miaiaby co eksportowac, gdy-
by innc narody weszly Z MIA W
stosunki handlowc. Wedlug slow
kliefotha W Rosji nicna nadnia-
ru zboza, budulca, slor, lnu, fu-
ter, nj innych towarow, ktorc da-
wniej byiy glownym przedmiotcm
handlu eksportowego Rosji; r6--
wniez przemys} kopalniany platy-
! ny prawie przcstai istnicc. Zni--
szczenie przemysiu jest tax okro-
pne, narod jest talk wyg}odnialy
| + pozbawiony wszclkich niczbe-
dnych Srodkow, IL obecnic ROSIE
zamieni}a sic w ,,olbrzymia cko-
nomiczna proznie' bcz wszelkiej
Inadziei ma znianc ku lepszemu
przy obecnych stosunkach polity-
cznych ekonomicznych.
IW SPRAWIE ZAWIESZENIA
BUDOWY FLOTY TRZECH
MOCARSTW
Washington, IL. lutego. - w
czasie wczorajszych obrad Sena-
tn toczyly sic gorace debaty mad
sprawa zawieszenia ia pcwicn
czas budowy floty trzcch mo.
corstw mianowicic Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, Wielkicj Bryta--
Mi Japonji. Senator Borah
Idaho wyrazii sic. &c jezeli wspo'-
Izawodnictwo w budowaniu wIel-
kicj floty tych trzcch pahstw pa
trivia w dalszym ciagu, wowczas
W najblizszych kilku latach VOL
ma miedzy Ameryka, a jedncm Z
cwycl paiistw bedzie nicuniknio-
ma. Powodem goracych dcbat "
powyzszej sprawie, byia otrzy--
mana wiadomosc, re japohski
parliament odrzuci} olbrzymia VIC
kszoScia giosow propozycje wei
scia Japonji W uklady re Stanaml
Zjednoczonerni cclem wstrzyna--
mia budowy floty wojcnnej. Scria-
tor Borah atakujac rapport komi-
tetu Scnatu dla spraw marynar-'
XII, ktory odrzucii jego projekt
celem tylnczasowego zawieszcnia
budowy okretow wojcnnyclS o.
Swiadczyi, IL komitet ME przestu-
diowa} dostatecznic omawiancgo
|problenu doWodzl}, &c Jcze'i
ma bye pok6j pomiedzy temi
trzema mocarstwami, to Ameryka
Wilma sic starac wszelkiemi si}a-
mi przyczynit sic, jezeli ME do
ogolnego rozbrojenia floty, to
!przynajmniej 0 zawieszenie jej
budowy ma pewien czas.
HEARST PRZECIWKO PO
|zYCZKOM ZAGRANICZNYM.
/ Washington, IL. lutego.
William r. Hearst wniosi wczo-
raj do najwyzszego sadu dystryk
towego petycje o uzyskanie zaka-
zu sadowego celem zabronienla
Dokonczsuis nA strsnicy scisJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
KURs NIAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs polsldch
marek jest dis 615 marek IA 500,
czyli $1.63 "a 1000 narek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
II oSoB RANIONYCH w
EKSPLOZJI BOMBY.

EKSPLOZu BOMB4.
>'Toczaca sig obccnic w die.
wietnastej wardzie walka polity-
ezna znalazla wczoraj wieczor
swoj punkt kulminacyjny W eks-
plozji bornby, wskutek ktoreJ
siedmnaScie osob odniosio obra-
zcnia. Bomba ia zostala podrzu-
coma ma zgromadzeniu w sail pnr.
1854 Blue Island av., zaaranzowa-
mem w interesic A. d'AndrdE
,,agenta byznesowego" The Sc
wer and Tunnel Miners Union,
;edrego dwu kandydatow ma
aldermana z tel wardy. -
25-go wrzesnia u. T. ekS-
p,odowala bomba ma from
towel werandzie domu obecnc-
60 aIdermana Johna Powers pnr,
1884 Macalister place, ubiegaJa-
ccgo sic obecnie pohownie ten
urzad wraz d'Andrea.
Wczorajszy wybuch miai miej
see o godzinie 9:30, gdy ma ze-
braniu zgromadzonych bylo oko-
10 800 osob. Wyrwat on dziure W
scianie Cd polnocno wschod-
nicj strony srednicy trzech
stop mniej wiedcj. WTzucone
siia eksplozji ceg}y porani}y mie
dzy innymi take kilku kapita--
now precynktowych pracujacych
dla d'Andrea. Powstaia tez pa
nika, wskutek kt6rej ludzie rzu-
cili sic do ucieczki, przy czem
k;.ku os6b zostalo SLIME zgnle-
cionych.
Ludzie, kt6rzy - jak sic zda-
ie - podrzucili bombe, uciekll
szybko w czerwonym automobi-
IN, "a kt6rych dano kilka bez--
skutecznych strzafow. Samochod
znikl pomimo Mich W ciemnych
uiicach tel okolicy.
FITZMORRIS WYDALI 500
POLICJANToW.
w chicagoskim departamencie
policji zanosi sic ma niebywale
dotychczas zmiany. Szef policji
Fitzmorris wydai wczoraj oswald
czenic, IL posiada obecnie W ty1n
departamencie 500 zupelnie ME
zdatnych policjantow, ktorzy po-
winni bye usunieci zajmowa-
nych stanowisk. DIS w polu--
dnie odbedzie sic w biurzeisze-
IA konferencja z kapitanami po-
szczegolnych stacji, ma ktorej po
vie on kazdemu z Mich osobi-
scie, IL podobnych ludzi w sluz-
bic znosic ME bedzie i musza o.
nj bye wydaleni.
Prace reszty policjantow w
liczbie 1900 uwaza pan Fitzmor-
ris "a zupeinia zadawalniajaca.
sPADAJACY KAM1EN ZABI-
ia KoBIETE.
Parma Rose Georges, modelka,
zam, W hotclu Somerset pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
Z Biura Meteorologicmego.

WSCnOO StOnCa SOuAuo O'OS.
Zach6d sIoica O godzinie 5:1S.
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: -
PrDewaznie pachmurnio ] niecalkiem
pewna pogoda W sobote w nc
dziele. Umiarkowcna temperature.
Umiarkowany swiezy znienDy
wiatr.
*
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
nizsza wcDoraj godZinie 3 popoau-
dniu, 81 stopni, najnizsza o godzinic
2 rano, 80 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
MIANOWANIE ARCYBlSkU-
PA DOUGHERTY - KARDY-
NALEM.

Filadelfja, IL. lutego. - Depe-
sze otrzymane Rzymu potwier-
dzaja wiadomoSc o wyniesieniu
TX. Arcybiskupa Dennisa J. Dou-
gherty'ego Filadelfji do godno-
sci kardynata. X. Arcybiskup od-
jedzie do Rzymu "a 10 dni. X
Arcybiskup Dougherty bedzie pi4
tym Amerykaninem wstepujacym
do swietego Kolegjum; poprzed-
nikami jego sa: Kardyna} Glib
bons, prymas kosciola W Amery-
&C, kardynal O'onnel Bostonu,
Kardynat McCloskey New 4or-
ku, ktory umari 1885 roku har-
dynal Farley New Yorku, kto-
~ umari siedm lat temu. Arcy-
biskup Dougherty urodzii sic W
Girardvillc, Pa. w roku 1865; 20
stall mianowany biskupem bedqc
profesorem W scminarjum sw.
Karola W Filadelfji. Jest on ling
vista znajacym 12 jezykow
djalektow i uwazany jest "a auto
rytet w teologji dogmatycznej.
PRZYBYCIE NOWEGO WHO
sKIEGO AMBASADORA DO
STANoW ZJEDN.
New York, IL. lutego. - Sc
nator Rolandi Ricci, naznaczony
n;edawno temu ma ambassadors
Wioch dla St. Zjednoczonych,
przybyl tu dis 'Genuy. Anbasa
dor by} W towarzystwie syna, ka-
p;tana armji wSoskiej i Guide Sa-
BETA, bylego wioskiego konsula
generalnego W Chicago, ktory ma
bye radca ambasady. Nowy am
basador urodzii sic W r. 1860. W
rcku 1912 otrzyinai on fotel w
senacie i przez pare lat staS bll'
sbo premjera Giolitti. Podczas
wojny s}uzy1 krajowi, jako czlo-
mex komisji finansow, spraw "a
granioznych i reorganizacji ar
Mi. Ricci byi prezesem mledzy-
narodowej Izby Handlowej W
Paryzu brai udziai W miedzyna-
rodowej konferencji finansowej
W Brukseli jako przedstawiciel
Wtoch. Ambassador Ricci po wy
ladowaniu oswiadczyi oczekujacej
60 delegacji W1ochow Amery-
kanow, IL program PrZyszfego
dzialania wyiozyi W kilku mowach
W Rzymie, Medjolanie i w Genuy.
Ma on zamiar wspoidzialac W ro-
zwoju stosunkow handlowych
pomiedzy Wlochami a Stanami
Zjedn. i zbadac dokfadnie spra-
wy immigracji wloskiej,
RosJA ME MA co EKSPoR-
TOWAc.
Waszyngton, l2. lutego. - E
konomista Departamentu Stanu,
A. w. Kliefoth oswiadczyi Ko-
mitetowi dla Spraw Zagranicz--
nych Izby Poslow, Il Rosja costa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, IL Iutcgo: Sw. Gau.
dcntego NJ.
Jutro, niedziela, 13 lutcgo: Sw.
Marjusza NJ.
PierwSza niedZiela PoStu.
Ewangelja: ,,Jezus kus1ony od
Djabfa".
Pojutrze, ponicdziaIek, II lutego:
Sw. Walentego NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
REDUKcJA URZEDNIKoW
w POLSCE.

Warszawa, II. lutego. - Re
itt1cia urzednikow panstwowych
postepuje systematycznie. Do
tvchczas zredukowana liczba wy
aosi 80 procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
CZESI DAzA DO PoRozU-
MIENIA z POLSKA.

Warszawa, IL. lutego. - Z roz
maitych zrodei nadchodz9 wiado-
moSci, &c Czesi pod wp1ywem
trudnoSci wcwnetrznych okaDujq
skkonnoSc do wejScia Polska W
bIiskie stosunki i ofiarowuja Po-
parcie naszego stanowlsEa W
sprawie Gdanska, Litwy, Gorne-
60 Slaska, oraz godza sig ma przy
znanic nam Ziemi Czcrwienskiej,
Rad czeski zabronii przyjazdu
Petruszewiczowi do Czech pro-
pagandy ukraifsNich dzialaczy W
Czechach. w ko4ach polskich
twierdza, ze porozurnienie to
mog,oby nastapie dopiero po re-
WIFI sprawy Slaska Cieszyhskie-
go. -,
NIEMCY CHCA ZAPLAcIc
TYIKo $50 BILJoNoW.
Berlin, 12. lutego. (Prasa Stow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
PoKoJ PoLSKo RosYJsKl
PODPISANY.

Helsingfors, IL. lutego. CPraSa
Stow - Depesza iskrowa Mo
skwy donosi, re traktat pokojo-
Wy pomiedzy RzeczaPoSpolit2
Polsks a Rosja sowiecka zosta'
podpisany W Rydze 10 lutego we
czwartek. .-......
Podpisanie definitywnego po--
koiu kladzie kres wrogim stosun-
lom pomisdzy Potska a Rosja
bolszewicka. Traktat preliminar-
nv byi podpisany kilka mleslecy
tcuru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
ANTYPOLSKIE zAADANIE
LIGI NARoDoW.

Warszawa, II. 1utego. - Ko-
misja Ligi Narodow domaga sic
pzszerzenia plebiscytu ma Lit
vie ma niekt6re powiaty jak Ida
i Oszmiany, przyznane Polsce W
s4 +.,f,+,t,, DOLOioweUO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12
INTERPELACJA w SPRA-
VIE DZIALALNOSCI PADE-
REWSKIEGO.

Warszawa, II. lutego. - Pol
skie stronnictwo ludowc ,,Piast"
przygotowuje interpelacje zapy
taniem, dlaczegos Padercwski 20
,tai mianowany delegatem rzada
przy Lidzc Narodow i jake sa
vyriki lego dziaialnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12

Warszawa, II. lutego. - Ia
przeciwpanstwowe artyku1y Ia
wieszono tutaj zydowskie gazety
.Unser Leben" ,,Unsere Jugend
stimme." (Lepiej pozno niz wea-
e. Przyp. Red.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12

Washington, l2. lutego. - E
konomista Departamentu Stanu,
A. w. K1iefoth oswiadczyi Ko'
mitetowi dla Spraw Zagranicz--
nych Izby Poslow, Il Rosja costa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-12

Dokonczsnis ma strsnicy scisI
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

in Oklahoma City on that date, IN a
conference with the Executive COM
mittee OF the Oklahoma Cotton Grow
ers Association.
In response to Invitations recent
" issued by Carl Williams, Chair
man of the Committee, acceptances
have been received from the associa-
tions of Texas. Arkansas. North
Carolina and Arizona. 1t is expected
that others will be received In the
next few days which will insure the
attendance OF representatives OF the
other four. these being: Georgia,
Mississippi. California and New Mex
leo.
The meeting has been called to dis
cuss the formation Of national over
head selling organization which II
is proposed will handle all OF the
cotton of all Of the members OF all
states.
Oklahoma, the first state to com
plete its organization with more thar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSN.
Ii FORMED HERE SATURDAY

Last Saturday, at a meeting here
the Bryan County Live Stock Breed
ers' Association was formed with
twenty charter members, and with
the following officers elected, W. l..
Guthrie. of Kenefick. president, f. o.
White, OF Utica. vice president. and
Floyd Hagood. of Durant, secretary
treasurer. The purpose OF the or
ganixation in general is that OF pro-
noting the hest. interest OF the live
stock industry in Bryan county.
On Saturday. April % another
meeting will be held at which time
tho constitution and bylaws as are
now being prepared by the officers
Will be approved and set OF direc-
tors elected. It, Is the plan to place
representing each grade OF hogs and
cattle and poultry raised in the
county. At the present the pure
bred being raised in the county in
elude Duroc-Jersey. Poland Chinas,
Chestef-W White and Berkshires. The
cattle include raisers of Jerseys, Her
fords. Polls, HOlesteins and Short
horns.
Among the plans Of the Organiza-
tion are the holding Of cattle and
hog sales in the fall and spring, one
being held right following the other
and all being advertised together.
AHd the holding OF an annual live
stock show.
The members believe that. the or
Eani1atton will do a great deal in
causing more people to grow pure
bred stock in the county.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

potatoes and club members as well
a, adult farmers should plan for a
sweet potato patch large enough to
furnish a good supply for the family
until late spring. The planting and
storage OF sweet potatoes. 50 that
they will keep, is an art that has
become well known by farmers in
nearly every community. Many large
curing houses are being built until
sweet potatoes have become a staple
article OF food almost the year round.
Plans for sweet potato storage
houses can be had free by writing
the A. & NJ. College. Extension d.
vision. saltwater, Okla. They are
Just as good, so the College folks
say in their bulletin as the patented
plans for which a price is charged.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Swat Hard Times

The slogan now seems to be-A
Cow. A Sow, A Garden, and Chickens.
1t seems to be the farmers best
plans; the milk and butter they can
use, undoubtedly will save her price
and her feed bill in a years time.
Besides the luxury Of having plenty
OF cream, sweet milk. and butter to
cook and season nameless things with
and milk and butter are so healthy
for all. especially so for the tots
Again the SOW can raise the supply
Of meat and lard each year on lots
less feed than would be imagined
In the first place SOW enough oats
barley, wheat or rape to furnish Il
good pasture fOl her and her family
SOudan grass is also good. Feed
them the waste from the garden and
just enough grain to keep the pigs
growing fast. Corn and oats are tht
formers most convenient grain ant
they answer the purpose fairly well
Green cane in the summer and fal
makes an ideal conditioner for pork
ers.
Enough cannot be said on the i'm
pnrtance of garden. | think tht
most important item is to have ;
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

lDOaes's Notes The News 10 glad to
publish in this department any item,
from any source. pertaining to farm
work. farm development and farm
interest. All that 10 required 10 ac-
Ouracy In all statements made. 1t
n our desire to make this depart
nS0t Of real tnterest.)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

rich snot. II not naturally rich; Ter
tilize until 1t will do its uttermost
good. This however cannot be done
in one years time. 1t takes contin-
ued enriching, rotation Of crops and
deep and early plowing for num-
her of years to get the soil to Its best
productiveness. Then each year
plant only such varieties and amounts
as your particular family can con-
sumo. That is for fresh vegetables
and canned things enough to supply
your needs until time for gardens
10 come in next year. Almost every
vegetable known can he canned or
preserved in one way or another. The
chickens come in all the year round.
The hens pays a larger dividend on
your investment than any thing else
YOU can purchase. She will begin
in January and lay eggs for from
two to four months. When winter
eggs are high in price and ham and
bacon and pork are plentiful and
well relished; sell quite a lot of eggs.
then when spring comes and the
weather gets warm we are tired of
eating meats and canned goods. The
price Of eggs by this time is on the
decline. Then begin in saving only
the choicest Of your eggs to raise
your crop Of hens for next year and
use all surplus on the table. POach,
fry. boil. scramble, make into dress
ings, salads and croquets and see how
many ways you can utilize them
Then in early summer we have the
broiler. fryers, later to be used In &c
many palpable ways and next winter
when the prices Of fat hens soar;
feed scraps from the table, milk and
grain lavishly to all old and Gull hens
and get them on the market and of
the feed bill. Let's all try this plar
and see how much better We live
than we have ever lived before, ant
think too 1t Is to be had from ar
enjoyable labor instead of out o.
hubby's purse.
A Farmers Wife.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
TO LEAGUE QUALITIES A
CLASS d BASERAII no

The Texas s-Oklahoma r..
que and as now const,,r,'
prises Cleburne. Bonham, pa,,. \
man, and Corsicana. Deniso, y
a club had been formed va,
to withdraw on account Of ~.
support in that city. there n.y.
park handy and the people =.
no disposition to provide ons y
there was talk Of making N. ~
an eight-club affair, Duran, ~.
opportunity to get her feet -. !
was too slow or lacked in,..'''
something, leastwise, the le,,,. !.
formed and Durant didn't get n
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Way to Kill Cut Worm.

One Of the most serious garden
pests is the cut worm. He works at
night and retires to comfortable
position pust below the surface of
the soil to pass the heat OF the day.
Chic Eens and hogs running on land
through the fall and winter and early
spring glowing gets away with cut
worms.
The following is a good poison bait
Tor cut-wOrms: Mix 25 pounds of
wheat bran, one pound OF Paris green
and three finely chopped oranges.
Their bring the whole mixture to the
consistency OF a stiff dough by the
addition of low grade of molasses.
water when necessary. Dis
Tribute this bait thinly in small
Jumps over the infested land, being
careful to sprinkle Il little around
each plant.
Sweet Potatoes and Storage
II ~in soon be time to plant sweet
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
A Farmers Wife.
National Cotton Selling Body

The Formation of a national sales
agency for cotton. the most gigan-
tic organization of its kind ever pro-
posed for any crop, will be discussed
at meeting Of growers in Oklaho.
ma City, April IS.
Representatives of all of the eight
state cooperative cotton marketing
associations now planned or in pro.
cess of organization on the "Oklaho.
ma Plan" have been invited to meet
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
I'fg Club Boys New Pigs

Several Of the pig club boys have
reported that their this years gifts
have farrOwed. David Ernest. liv-
ing near Old Allison reports seven
healthy pigs; Linn Lyons gilt. at
Calera, brought eight fine pigs but
four died; Harold Carter. at Calera
reports that his gilt farr0wed seven
nice ones. and Edwin Haney, neal
eight.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Crops I.Mnking Coed Now

Crops in this section of the state
are looking mighty good now and il
is believed that tn" danger of fur
aher damage 10 oats by the green
bugs il past, for that crop is coming
out of il and showing signs of life
and growth. Corn Is up and looking
fine and prospects are fine for it,.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

Last Friday Miss Buie and Mrs.
Collins visited a meeting Of the
Prairie View club. and the club
served dinner to them following the
sewing demonstration. Mrs. Collins
said that while the Albany meeting
Of Thursday had been the best meet
ing she had ever attended to that
date, that the Prairie View meeting
went them one better and takes the
cake for Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Club Initiation At Seely

Miss Buie conducted an initiation
OF four new members into the Boys
and Girls Club at Seely last Friday
night. and an interesting time is
reported.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Club Rally May ~

Members OF the boys and girls
clubs should not forget the big
county club rally to be held in Du-
rant on May IA. Miss Anna Diehl,
district agent and Miss Frances
Brown, state agent. both OF A. C
NJ. College, will be here for the rally.
and a great time is in store for club
members.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

100000 bales actually slsD.A y
expected to be the first A. !, ~
ket this fall with a state. .v,s' y.
Of the crop, has taken the Is.s
national movement.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
New Club Organized ut Colbert

Miss Buie organized a new Boys
and Girls club at Colbert last Mon
day with sixteen charter members
and with officers as follows: presi.
dent. Elizabeth Murray; vice presi-
dent. Cornwell Collins; secretary
Thomas Hamilton. Club members
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
big Meeting or Kemp Club

A big meeting Of the Kemp Boys
and Girls club was held last Fri
day afternoon, with thirty-four men,
bers present, and on which occasion
Mrs. Collins, gave the club a sew
ing demonstration.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Albany club Meeting Good

When Miss Buie and Mrs. Collins
attended the club meeting at Albany
lat Thursday April Z, Mrs. Collins
was so delighted that she said 1t was
the best meeting she had ever at
tended in Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Onp.ThOusand Bulls

Thousand registered bulls OF
different breeds are being shipped
from this country to France to aid
that country in replenishing and
building up its live stock. The bulls
have been gathered from ten oI
more Of the big dairy states of the
north and east.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
AchilIe Club Meeting

A meeting Of the Achille club was
held last Monday with Miss Bui,
and Mrs. Collins present, when the
latter gave the sewing demonstra.
tions. While Mrs. Collins was here
last week she saw total Of los clut
members in four of the clubs.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15
Pirtle Club Meeting

The Pirtle club met Saturday
morning at the home of Mrs. j. W..
Standley with several members pres
ent, when Mrs. Collins gave sew
ing demonstration.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

we're initiated by Miss Buie Tuesday
right OF this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-15

Sweet Potatoes and Storage
Il ~ifl soon be time to plant swee,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
v. '. j. SQUAD
To Be GIVEN
HEAVY WORK
Pat" SPEARS REPORTS THAT
TEAM DONE FINE BUT ARE
WEAK ON LINE AND
CHASGING.
injuries 30 Team After Saturdays Bat-
tie Worry Few-Suh Backs
Showed Up Fine.

Special 10 Tho Tnteli Errrrr
MorSnni"wn. ". Va. sept - While
West Virginia suffered II" serious tn
jurles IN her opening clash With Wrs-
leyan yesterday. Rob Hawkins. !on
end. Fred simon. right half Ia X. and
Eardah quarterback. werr ali ",'r" or
less used ny IN the gruc,llng struggle.
West Virginia did not expc.' H." 70
si.'nnce from Wesleyan which was Of
fcr"d, although No on" cNp"Ctcd
larger score than was made. Tho tird
quarter ended lI-S and tn" Wesleyan
team had offered an up-the- Inc rcsis
tancn as stubborn as could be imagined.
but when Craver. R"wcrs and ether
Freshmen went into tho fray they piled
up three tnuChdowne IN iiE lime
SpearR VIII give his limo some inten-
sivN work this week with a view 70 I'M
prOv!n" 'hei- charging and Fats has
IN mind a hundred ihings 10 toll tn"
men Of their mistakes 81 SATURDAY. Tho
great showing OF Spears substitute
backs was tho most plea thing in
the whole game 10 the vp oaeh.