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|ALB[RTSON STARS
IN FAST AUTO RACES
Penn Yam Speed Artist Cleans
Up in Three Events at Fair
Grounds.

Wild IsiiI'' AbertsSn, of Penn Yam.
n. y. carried OFT the honors at the
automobile ratea at tho Delaware Stat
Fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
under the auspices OF the Delaware
Horse SHOW Association. Aibertson
won three of the five racing events
and gave wonderful exhibition Of
dirt track racing over a half mile
track.
The star plotted a Duesenbera
special built racer and he easily out
elassed the field. Seven high speed
machines competed in the various
events More than ave thousand rae
ing fans turned out for the races.
sam wohi. Of Brooklyn, driving A
special bearing his name. won the
handicap events. both over the fvc-
mile route. His time IN the first run
was 6 minutes and a fraction over 4s
seconds. hut in the second and ffnai
handicap dash he bottered this time
considerably
Frank Davidson Of New York. with
his Wisconsin special was put out
after the time trials when he twisted
the front axle OF his machine, after
he had made secef1d beet time for the
trials. lie later drove Robinson's
Haynes and drew down second money
In the second handicap event and third
money in the ten-mile free-for-all and
also first handicap
The races were conducted under the
supervision OF the American Auto
mobile Association.
The summaries:
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vidal to Get Carpenter Glove.

Manhasset. l. J.. July s.. CASTOR
Vidal assistant minister of public in
sfruction for the French republic, will
receive as a souvenir the boxing glove
on Dempsey's chin Saturday and had
the champion tottering for a few see
onds. He asked for one Of the gloves
in a letter Of intimate personal friend
ship and we'll wishes received by Car
pentier Just before the fight
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CARPENTER STARED
ALL ON SECOND ROUND

Georges Carpenter took his
defeat rannely and nraise-f
Dempsey as a great champion.
In his dressing room after the
FIGHT. Carpenter dictated this
statement;
II staked my all to win in
the second round. hit him hard
but conld nof drop MIN. ! tried
again in the third. but a right
to my meek seened to daze me.
/ do not know how he got
through my guard In the fourth.
"Ameriea should be proud If
Dempsey He Is a great cham
nion.'
Georges returned Immediate
~ TO Manhaaset on the yacht
Lone Star. lie will rest for
three or four days Descamps
and Wilson both said that Dernp-
sev'a weight aud power were
too much for Carpenter
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bY Innings.
TESDLER BEATS TIM DRoNRY.

Reading, July Lew Tender, Phil
adelphia's crack lightweight, and con-
tender for the title held by Benny
Leonard, easily outpointed Tim Droney
Of Lancaster, in an eight-round bout
at Lauer's Park, here yesterday after
noon Droney took all that Tender
could give without backing up or coy
ering up for moment, but was out
boxed by a big margin.
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MONTREAL BEATS JABRAWHITE

woonsocket, July 5.--Joe Lynch.
bantam weight champion of the world,
and Young Montreal, of Providence,
did not meet in scheduled bout yes
terday afternoon. Lynch reported
that he was unable 10 box because of
a strained ligament in his back. Jabez
White. OF Albany. was substituted for
the champion in a 12-rouni, no-de-
cision bout. Newspaper men at the
ringside said young Montreal won 10
Of the rounds.
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FAME AND FIVE PO|N IS
IN THINNING GAME
Foster and Osowski Engage in
Pitchers's Battle, But Former
Weakens at End.

The Fame A. 4. and Five> Points
teams staged an eighteen inning
pitchers battle in connection with the
Fourth Of July celebration at Richard
son Park yesterday.
The game was featured by fast play
ing BY both teams. The pitchers
Foster of Five Points and Osowski OF
Fame were in fine form and worked
well until the eighteenth when the
former weakened and allowed Ave
rIns to cross the plate. The score
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DIR. j. III. SQUIRES WINS
THE PRESIDENTS CUP

Or. ]. III. Sauires won the Presidents
Cup in the golf tourney at the VIII
mington Country Club yesterday.
In the 36-hole match the selected
score for IS holes: J. Stewart Groves
and Robert Wier, bross, eS; net and
s..
For IS holes: W. 3. Denham and
Fl. G. Haskell. gross. 81; net, 6S.
In the play-oif for net low in the
qualifying round for the Presidents 5
Cup. L. b. Swain, so: J. II. Squires, 70.
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said many of them when the knockout
was announced. but tho succeeding
flashes from Jersey City soon con-
WINGED the Parisians of the down
fall OF their hero. Paris became sad
dened and depressed: men. women and
children stood in silence whiio they
read how Carpenter was completely
outc!assed and outfought.
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Defiance Trims nela ware civ.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City, July s.--The De.
fianee team of the l-wilmingtor
League. defeated the local team of In,
Suburban League here yesterday. Il
TO Jordan's spectacular RUNNING
one hand catch in the first inning
featured the game. wildness by 10.
cal pitchers accounted for many q
the visitors runs.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL.

Plummer,s All-Stars, IS; Silver
brook. 5.
Emmanuel. 2; Trinity. z.
Liberty. 2; Bellefonte, j.
East End A. g. Yandever All
Stars. s..
Wilmington Giants, Z: RosedaIe. 4.
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BAKER BACK TO STRIDE.

Home Run Baker struck
his old time batting form in
yesterdays first game between
the Yankees and Maekmen when
he drove out two circuit cloufs
with Ruth on Dase each time.
IN nine trips TO the plate ia
yesterdays Two games, Baker
drove out ave hits. :
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rirst Round.

Carpenter landed a light eft ard
eiinched. Carpenter landed 4 right.
They fought at close range in a
clineh. Dempsey was short With a
Jeff 70 the head. Carpenter missed a
right but connected with a left hook.
Dempsey punished him. beating him
numerically. Carpenter was groggy
and bleeding at the nose. Dempsey
missed a right swing. bat beat Car
pentier as they clinched Carpentie-
fell through the ropes trying 70 avoid
punch. He flew into Dempsey
when he erawled hack into the ring.
Carpenter landed several blows on
fhe champions body al the bell. Demp-
sey had the better Of the round.
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W.sD. Hopes and j. Shaw won the
doubles match title at the du Pont
Country Club grounds Saturday after
noon. winning over c. j. Moore and 4.
l.. Young. The final scores were: 6-3.
6-2 and Cd
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FOURTH or JULY GAMES.

parkside. 4; South Side Eden, 1.
Yorkiyn, 4 West End. 2.
Belmont. 8; Elkton, 2.
Elkton, 5; Belmont, 2.
Millsboro, s Crescent. {.
Millsboro. Z: Crescent, 8.
Richardson Park, Jrs., 12; Tremoni
!.
Defiance, s. Ninth Ward, 5.
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~ Ar~'. Defeats Set~N~~s

Special Cor-esron1ence Evfrr Evsri~-
Fort du P0nf. Inir I've sf.
AIMS team ~ Wnmlrntor dsfesftd
the Fort du pont team here surday
divers home run featured the game.
Davis. the local cafrher ss,~ Efrusx
by a tip foul ID the fourth inuina
and forced 10 retire from tnf Esn~
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THERE'S MILLIONS IN 1T.

New York. July 5.The total gate
receipts for the Dempsey Carpenter
boxing contest amounted TO- sI.623.-
30S. Tex Richard. promoter of the bout.
announced last night. The net re-
ceipts have not been calculated.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
Washington AT Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
National League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at New York
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Girls 20 PLAY Ball.

The Pennsylvania railroad girls
baseball team win play the ST. Paul's
team tomorrow evening at Gas on the
Washington Heights grounds.
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Second Half League Standing
saturdays scores.

Hiiiprestl 3. Highland. 2.
National Guards 8 Eastlake. 2.
Fourth Ward. r. st Hedwig's. IL.
Edge Moor. 2 Huber Baking Co. ..
lforfeitl.
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GAMES TODAY.
American LeaRne.

American IeagHe.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
Philadelphia. at New York.
Washington at Boston.
National League.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
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PLUMMER ALL STARS SHINE.
Johnson, Workhouse Pitcher Fea.
lures With Stick Work.

The Plummer All-Stars yesterday
afternoon defeated the South Brook
lyn Giants. 1T. in game featured
by the hitting of johnson, the work
house pitcher, who drove out thres
doubles and allowed his opponents
but nine hits, while the workhouse
players collected total of IS safeties
of the offerings of Gains.
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Harmer Finishes second.

Fred Harmer. the University Of Del
aware track star. took second place in
the 44o-lard run at Belmont yester-
day The winning time was 80 1-5
seconds.
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FAME A.
FIVE PofNrs :

SCORE By INNINGS.
Fame A. A.
1000 0ooooooo 10000 Sc
Five Points
100000 100 0 0 0 0 o-I
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eye. Carpenter missed right swisN
Dempsey missed a right swing.
They exchanged body punches in the
clinch as the bell rang.
Third Round.

Carpenter ducked a left hook,
Dempsey backed into the ropes and hit
him with short right Carpenter
landed two uppercuts to the body in a
ciinch. A they clinched Dempsey
punished the invader in the body.
Carpenter nearly fell down when ne
missed a right swing. They missed
lefts to the head. ands Dempsey
punished Carpenter viciously in the
inhghting. Dempsey landed a lett
and right to the head without re-
turn. They exchanged left hooks to
the chin.
Carpenters right swing was short.
Dempsey cluhbcd Carpenter on the
jaw. with left hooks in the clincn.
Dempsey battered Carpenter into a
corner with rights and lefts at the
bell. The hell saved Carpenter.
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Second Round.

Carpenter missed with a left and
elinchec. Carpenter backed away and
Dempsey hooked him with q right TO
the jaw. Dempsey followed after him
bc~fing him around the head with
rights Carpenter was short with the
left hook. hut he staggered the cham
plon with six rights and lefts to the
jaw. Dempsey staggered back a bit
and split the Frenchman's left eve
with a hook. The cut was under tie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-05
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

National IesgRe-
Morning flames.
Boston. s: philadelphia. 4.
New York. S: Brooklyn. !.
Pittsburg. S; ST. Louis. 2.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, ?.
Afternoon Games.
Boston. Z: Philadelphia. 2 lf0 fnns.)
New York, Z: Brooklyn, 4.
St. Louis. 6; PIttsburg, 3
Chicago. 6; CINCINNATI ?.
American League
Morning Games.
Cleveland. S: Chicago, 4.
Detroit, 4 St Louis, /.
Afternoon Game
New York. s.: Athletics. -
New York, IA: Athletics, 4 I'D camel
Washington, 4 Boston. :.
Washington. !; Boston. q;
I'D gamel.
Cleveland. II: Chicago. 10.
Detroit, Z; 81. Louis s.
SUNDAY SCORES.
National Leagne.
Brooklyn. ; Philadelphia, ;.
New York, 2; Boston. l.
New York, To- Boston, I'D
game).
St Louis, s Chicago. 3.
Cincinnati, S: Pittsburg, ,.
American League. 4
Athletics, Il. Washington. 4
Cleveland, 2; Detroit, 5.
Chicago. 5; ST. Louis. /.
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SOUTH SIDE WINS.
OVER PARKS|DE NINE
Delaware City and krebs Tied
for League Leadership in
Suburban Circuit.
suburban League Standing.
SATURDAYS Scores.
City League.

krehs. . Stanton O
Delaware City. II. Five Points )
Marshaliton. ) Hsmere. ?.
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SATURDAYS SCORES.

SATURDAYS SCORES.
National League.
Brooklyn. Il; Philadelphia, 8. :.
Brooklyn, s; Phila.. 3 I'D game).
Pittsburg. 9; Cincinnati, c.
St. Louis. 5; Chicago. 2
New York Boston, rain.
American League.
Athletics. s; Washington, 1.
New York, 5: Boston, 3.
New York, 5; Boston. / I'D gamel
Detroit, 6 Cleveland, g.
Chicago. II; ST. Louis, S.
ST. Louis, 9; Chicago. 4
Ga game)
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Fourth Round.

Dempsey rushed Carpenter to the
ropes and left to the body made
him vince. Carpenter landed a right
10 the head and tried To hang or.
Dempsey missed. Carpenter fioored:
lass5 5eTse up.
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an wilmington Ieagne standing.

Saturdays Score.
South Side-Eden. 5: Par1kside, 5.
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Carpenter First in the Ring.

At 2.s7 Carpenter came into the
ring and two minutes later Dempsey
came in.
Carpsntier wore long gray bath
robe over HRS fighting trunks.
Dempsey came into the ring in his
white silk hghting trunks and ma
room sweater coat.
He greeted the French challenger
with friendly: Hello, George" when
they shook hands in the centre Of the
ring. Joe Benjamin. Teddy Hayes,
Jack Kearns. Mike Trant and Bernard
Dempsey. the champions brother,
were in Dempsey's corner with Man
srer kcsrns in charge.
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Examines Dempsey's Hands.


peScamps. Journee. and Eddie Le-
doux we're in charge OF the Carpen-
tier corner. Manager Descamps went 70
pempsey's corner and demanded the
right TO examine the hand bandages.
Tie excite-dly pushed Dempsey's sec
onds away and watched carefully a.
he tape was wound around Dempsey :
fst.
Mayor Hague OF jersey City ani
officials of the New Jersey Boxing
Commission were introduced from the
center Of the ring
a new pair OF eight-ounce gloves
we're tied on Dempaey's hands. hv
Manager Kearns. De,scamps laced the
gloves on Carpentie-. The weights
we're officially announced as follows:
Carpenter. 172 pounds: Dempsey.
ISS.
tlAS " a. wv tf1AtAAE aArnAttIA AAAS%At
the figure Dempsey had hoped TO be
when he got into the ring. Promoter
Tex Rickard crawled into the ring
and warmly shook hands with both
fighters. Harry Ertle. the referee.
was attired in white fiannels. white
canvas shoes and a white SHIRT with
soft collar.
While this was going on Carpenter
kept constantly looking aioft at two
airplanes soaring overhead. Governor
Edwards Of New Jersey was called
into the ring and introduced.
Winner Gets Challenge.
Bill Brennan was introduced and he
challenged the winner. There was
delay of a few minutes while
Dempsey's hands were being band
aged in the presence Of Descamps,
Carpenters manager.
He nervously paced the centre Of
the, ring while the gloves We're being
tied on.
Descamps patted Carpenter on the
back as he dug his toes into the resin
in his corner.
Cheers for Carpenter.
Carpenter. was introduced as the
pugilistic idol Of the Old World and
soldier of France. These words
drew tremendous cheer from the
crowd.
Dempsey also was applauded when
he was introduced as the worlds
channnion
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Ath pIace
Prizes. SEQ. first: $40. second $40 third
&I5. fourth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-26
RANGE COWS START DAIRY.

saltwater. Okla. Nov. 2G.-At the
suggestion of George Davis. farm
demonstration agent. H. II. Sltton. a
armer living near Bidding Springs.
in Adair county. began milking a
'mal herd OF cows he'd been letting
run tht range. They were ordinary
scrub cows. but the returns were
good; Sltton got enough cream to
pay him TO market II. and he's been
shipping cream ever since. Tue aver
ige OF his cream bill. from those
eight cows. has ben 50 week. As
result OF his success. farmers all
through hdair county are taking an
interest In the dairy business; sey.
eral are building up extensive dairy
farms. We've always looked on
cows as bein' good for nothin' but
'aisin calves" Sitton said, the
other day, but now my cream bill
each wek is worth as much as a
calf"
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A WAY WE HAVE.

Mont Reilly is accepted in the inner circle Of the repub
bosses o Missouri During the recent campaign he supported
President Harding AMI later successful many protests
in eNaeng pay Tor his bors by obtaining the govenohp OF
Porto Rico No his mentioned than the natives
raised noisy occonand the noise has been increasing
since.
f. Mont may Judge by reports has been following
Missouri political tactics governing the islands Those who
for him given consideration. lie would be
dictator. That's what he accustomed to-
Recently he returned the United States An attempt
made destroy the ship upon which Mont sailed Fortunately
great damage done II the natives responsible for
this affair they should be warned feel badly about the
matter We in this country often have TO endure pol
ward boss in office No doubt they figure that blowing
up the ship and T. Mont with it the only way get rid of
hm-and probably about right We sympahze fully with
the Porto Rcans The training receives political boss
doesn't necessarily fit for governor Maybe he will just
die-or somehing-Ponca City News.
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SINK EN-.

In February 1917 Germany with her back the wall threw
her whole future the submarine forcing America into the
and her defeat Had been for the submarine the
would have ended without America having become involved
Submarines be used of They
slow the best and dangerous all times They
vessels and nothing else They proved the ruin of Germany They
will prove the of any other nation that builds them any
great quantity Germany imagined she had weapon the allies
could counteract but she mistaken Every discovery Of
discoveries
The submarine therefore, be defended ground
except armament The British delegates in Washington could
well afford insist upon the complete destruction Of all sbma
instead of insisting upon than called for in the
Hughes program Aeopanes be used peace Batteshps
the open and fight fairly But submarines like the
pistol the pocket Of the assassin They should be annhated
and nation permitted to build them Only few slow crafts
for scientific investigation the bottom of the should be
possessed by any nation any individuals.
The submarine criminal There should be offspring
Ada News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-26
NEW BOOKS At LIBRARY.

Miss Bilbo. city librarian. an.
nounces the arrival Of n twenty.
volume set OF books for children.
called the childron's Hour. The col.
lection consists OF more than n
thousand choice selections from four
hundred Of the worlds best writer's.
II contains the fayoritc stories and
poems OF children OF all ages. and
some OF the most popular material
that has been prepared for Boy
Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. It Is
rich In adventure stories OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-26
Unique Figure Of
American Letters
Here December Isf

critics SAY there has no, been a
figure 10 unique In American iltera'
tnFc since the days of Walt whitman
and lack London than vachel Lind
say. who IL 10 appear In readings of
hla won poems al tho chickasha hlsh
school auditorium on the evening of
Thursday. December l.
iIls poetry has attracted tho aiien.
ilon of the public for the iaat eight
Ycara. lie uas discovered by Mas
Monroe ~ho edits the Poetry Masa.
slno. Il In shc who first published
he poems of Tagoro. tho Indian
poot and the tao American poctz
sandburs aud Masters.
Although Lindsay was horn IN
Illinois. the south may we'll claim
Tim for In bis poem My Father
'amo from Kentucky" he shows his
'rldo In his southern blood. nccause
Il the fact that be has trampcd over
ilmost all the United States trading
als rhymes for bread. ho may well bo
sonSidcrcd the most cosmopolitan Of
III present day writer's.
His experience reminds one Of
Goldsmith who Travelled over Europe
,arnlng his way by playing the flute.
In 1906 Lindsay trampcd over the
south. In 1908 he trampcd over the
north and east and In 1919 he walked
from Illinois TO New Mexico and
Arizona. This region he calls the
New Arabia because OF lis stretches
u desert country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-26
WATSON LOOSE AGAIN.

Senator Thomas Watson, of Georgia. broke into the lmeght
again Monday with attack the democratic effort prevent
the seating of Senator Newbery republican, Michigan Watson
charges the attack is due the efforts OF "Wsonites
Watson says that unhappiy there few leftover vii
sones still in the but predicted that they will remain
when the people get another whack at them"
The American people generally would like have oppor
choose between Amercansm of the leftover
Wsonites" and the pro-Germanism of Senator Watson.
The OF Georgia will fully redeem itself the eyes
OF the American people until Watson put back in his cage
Springfield Leader.
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IN EVENT OF WAR.

Great Britain would be certain join the United States in
the America and Japan the London
declared demanding abogaton Of the Anglo Japanese alliance
The London Express also urged japan yield the Hughes
program for limitation of naval ornaments.
The Times asked edtorialy whether Japan did think it
would be wise abandon the Anglo Japanese alliance view Of
the fact that Britain United States
is impossible The newspaper states that of hole
between the United States and Japan there strong pos
sibity that British domnion would find impossible
avoid taking sides against JAPAN adding wen part of the
empire at all is and would be dragged in
much against will"
No in London would be able keep the people
of the British empire of such Canada
take exactly the view of the japanese question that the United
States does.
Possibly 100 years from now Japan subuga
China and other Asac countries become
the powers Parus Xerxes did
centuries ago, and probably with the same result.
All colleges confeng degrees Marshal Foch but he
hasn't been given the third by any one
Fatty Abuckles smile the kind that won't come off
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highest class. Tho set IL recon.
msnded by teachers ana Librarians
who are specialists In tho sabjse,
% literature for ehlidfen.
Tho library board has under ad-
slsemsnt the addition other hooks
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and equipment that vill make the
ehildren's department of the puhlio
library moro adequate 10 tho do
mands made upon n Tho interest
created BY ehIldren's book wcek has
leon very gratifying.
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o.,srlssi ssIvsr,.

-Any excitement At the meeting
lasi nlFhIr'
well. Aiidsrs made . speech
and brought deun The house,
"Dld that break Il npy-
Tho chairman took the floor-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-26
AMERIcANIsM CREED.

Il believe In the United States Of America and the prin
eples Of freedom Justice equality and humanity upon which
founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
Il believe my duty towards my country to love it to
support m constitution; obey its lsws TO respect its ag
and 10 defend Il against al enemies"