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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
Adunarea
poporala

Adunarea fost anuntata la
4s3O l1. M, dar probabil ca s''a des-
chs mai earind, pentruca Ia ora
atc6es HI y sosit reporterul nostru,
y 1snnsi sinasN xabii
rea, anuntand pc Printul Anton
Bibescu, care este PRINT Gu a
plause. T..
eDl. Ministru saluta pc romanii
din America, zicand ca sc simte BIZ
ne in mijloctl lor.- Spune ga a
VENT in Cleveland, stiind Cd acest
oraS este Gel mai vechiu centfu
romanesc. +.
"Ca ministru al Romaniei intre-
gite, pc langa' altele am 81 cateva
misiuni speciale pc. carl voiesc sa
lel aduc la indcplinire. In lrimul
rand va anunt Cd .Majestatea Sa
Regina .Romaniei va veni la toam-
M in Statele Unite, 81 trebue, 81
pregatesc tcrenul. Pc langl a.,ele
vol spme Majeststii Sale ca Gel
dintiiu centru romanesc pc care
trebue sa-Rvizitexe este Clevelan,
dul, 'Szice d. Ministru. applause
prelungite.) Urmand mai departe
xice:
"Valoarea leului romanesc este
foarte depreciata din care cauza e
seumpete 81 saracie in tara. Vol
cxuta sd fac tot ce-mi sta in -pu-
tinta sa sc urce valoarea leului,
>fata de dolaral american.
"Alipirea Basarabiei Ia Patri.s-
mama a fost recunoscuta de Engli-
terra, Franta si Italia (aplause pre-.
lungite) dar fostul presedinte Will
SON ma volt sa recunoasca aceastA
alipire. Vol starui pc langa pre-
sedintele Harding 81 recunoasca e.
ceasta alipire legitima si sper ca
att presedintele Harding cat 81
parlamentul' acestei tzri, vor re;;.-
noaste dreptatea cauIei noastre., 7 7
Aplause prelunsite q oyatiuni.)
" RomAnia . lipsitI De multe,
dar lipsa cea mai marc 0 due a.
fanii din cauza bumbacului, din
csre tSranca tese albiturile. Astazi
. mare lipsa de bumbac in tara pc
|cind aici sunt suite de mil de tone.
Vol stGrui ca intte Romtnia. si<S Str
tele Unite sx e. sfacx o lfntel6gere
comercialx. cat ,se - putca mai in
.graba O. 4 k,nel eliorese aceastd nsr
vote adAnc simtila Z [ APPLAUSE pre-,
lungite). ],
\ p. ministru,< find mai multi ami
Isl diplomatie Ii Par 81 Ia Lon
|dra vorbste linbs tomank cu m
|accent franc4s y = scuS2 ca IN
80. $50 z..s {o,,,x& 3Sx6x .txn:A ss,Ssl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
Propaganda in streinatate.

Dl lulu MANU-, spune ca ad-
ve1sarii neamului romanesc chel-
tuesc in luinea intreaga suite de
milioane pentru INFLUENZA Opt
MIA 4publica din toate tarile in ce
|priveste tara 81 poporul romanesc.
D-sa constata ca servicill nos
tru de propaganda in rstreinatate
e insufficient.
Ca urmare Sc impune organi-
zare grabnica serviciului nostr,l
de propaganda externa in toate
centrele politice din lumea culta.
Pentru atingerea acestui scop
nici 0 cheltuiala nu prea mare.
Este cunoscuta formidable pro-
pagAnda a dusmanilor nestri 81
raul ce decurge pentru tara din
faptul ca aceasta propaganda
streina nu combatuta de moi.
E de la sine dnteles ca sulnele
ce vor sta la dispozitia d-lui mi,
nistru de externe sunt Sc folosi
rational 81 ca maximum de folos
&c Sc poate TRACE din ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
CeIInanii au lnvins
in .SiIeSia

e
DR.. Walter Simon, ministru ex-
tern al Germaniei, "a anuntat All
ca plebiscitul din Silesia a arafat
o complecta invingere pentru Ger
mania. Localele diferitelor oficii
'publice sunt decorate GU culorile
,republicei 81 ale Prusiei, =
Presedintele Ebert AZ telegrafiat
representations Germaniei in ST
lesia Superioara esprimandu-si bu-
curia asupra resultatului, spuninll
"Chiar daca succesul nostru. in
tr'un district sau doua, a fosb i'm
pedecat prin mijloace violente, to-
tusi, resultatul general arata in.
discutabil ca majoritatea covarsi-
toare a populated din Silesia Su-
perioara decis in favorul Germa-
niei.'' .
Bucuria generala, ce a isbucnit
la primele telegrame, mai tarziu a
scazut, deoarece "a aflAlt ca ma
Joritatea nu asa cov1rsitoare pre-
cum spuneau cele dintii telegrame,
carl dadeau un rapport de 2:1.
Ziarele mai serioase spun ca vic
toria nu trebuie exagerata, Sc
spereaza ca puterile vor revizui
frontierile luand in considerare re-
sultatul plebiscitului. Lokal Anzei-
gerul spune ca partile cele mai i'm
portante pentru industria germana
sunt inca nesigure pentru Germa-
MIA, Tageblatt zice: "Fiecare site
kc& invingerea noastra nu garan-
|ssaxx 1acAs pcntrH-fs0ii- tesitsrisal IN
Ichestie. -
LoNDRA, 21 Martie. -,Resulta-
tele oficiale al plebiscitului, pre-
cum lea telegrafiat Walter Simon
Ia Londra sunt :sGermania are 713
mil, lar Polonia 100000 voturi sau
cam 61ila suta pentru Germania 81
80 la suta pentru Polonia.
I OPPELN, ,Silesia Superioara, q
Martie.-Precum sa vede de pc a
cum, majoritatea voturilor vine
Germaniei 81 Sc asteapta o majori-
tate de vre-un sfert de million, va
"a zica aproape IS la suta, Votu-
rile muncitorilor organizati vim, in
proportie de 3 la l ,Germaniei, lar
voturile taranilolr Poloniei. Spe-
rantele Germaniei, ca sd alba 0 ma
jopitate de 70 la suta, nu S au I'M
plihit.
/ PARIS, q Martie.-Opinia pu-
blica e desamagita de resultatul
plebiscitulM 81 Sc crede Cd Sibsia
va Fl. Incorporate de Germania.
Cercurile oficiale insa nu cred ca
Silesia ar fl perduta pentru Po-
lonia. Eli spun ca cifrele plebisci-
tului nu sunt oficiale 81 Cd acestc
vim din Berlin. Sc spune ca in
cazul daca majoritatea Sc va pro-
runta pentru Germanie, teritorul
va fl impartit 81 dat parte Po-
loniei 81 cealalta Germaniei,
OPPELN, Silesia Superioara, 2l
Martie.-Generalul Lerond, conan
ldantul fortelor aliate 81 capul co
misiei interaliate de plebiscit, y de
clarat ca ell luat t0ate dispozitiile
ca Germania sau Polonia sd nu fa-
ca vre-o fapta de forta pana ce
aliatii nu vor decide. Ell spus cd
E 0 nascocire germana vestea ca
armata poloneza g co9centrata Ia
;ffnptiere.
x la /
eHICAGO, 21 Martie. Rapor-
turtle din Berlin, Cd majoritatea
plebiscitului e pentru Gerlnania, e
numai % propaganda. Asa spus
Ignatie Paderewski, fost prim-ln!-
nistru Inc Polonia, eri, merga1ld
spre California. Ell q adaogat "a
plebiscitul nu invoalva inca reW-
Alirea frontierelor, caci tratatul
, din vepoilles spune clar ca "aeest
plsbiscit Sc va tinea pentru infor-
marea conlisiunei din Paris ii cl
1inia de .imparti Silesiei Sntre
n-:c - Dc1crSn 80 3; c%nL;l:tx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
Lucruri care s'ar Il
putut ocoli dar Carl
trebueSc rolevate


Sugerat; probabil de cei. din ,nl-
rul d-sale, carl Sc aflau pc scena,
d. Ministru, dupa sfirsitdl v.rLi-
rel d-sale, Sc adreseaza catre pub
lie, zicand ca acei earl au .,v;t dc
lntrebat sau au vre-un pas sd si-l
spuna..
Un dolnn, Bosontea, RAJ l.for-
mat, neIntefegand ce citeste PIN
ziarc, dupa ce arata Cd romanii din
tara aceasta au VENT de acasa 60
nit de necazuri 81 in timpul ras-
5oiului si-au facut 81 aici datorin-
|sta, ziee ca cetit prin foi 81 u
auzit ca romanii carl merg aeasia
|n 'au drepturi politice (f!i:s Nota
Retlactiei) 81 nn Ii se da nici NJ.
anssssa ~ y y y "a ]. - y y
!.
D-l Ministru respunde Cd roma
pii 'cari merg acasa Sc bucura Tie
depline drepturi politice, 81 vor CD
pata 81 pamant. ST. S.
/ ID. Tohati, intreaba pc. d.. Mi,
niAtru daca "a VENT ,vremea ca
taranul sd: capete oe este al SAP.
pamant, 81 sa nu Sc mai mentina
proprietatea mare. Vorbitorul es-
te interrupt desd. Mircea Apgele-
scu, intrebandu-l daca locueste iii
Cleveland.
Sc striga de pc scena ca np-i
roman.
Sc incep apostrofari. d. Tohati
prezinta un act la biroul adunari:.
Maven cunostinta ce act.
/ d.. Mircea' Ahgelescu striga !:
"Esti .bolsevic.
ID. Bosontea striga, "Esti bos--
+sevic International Sc ripostea-
"a din sala: Isl tn al fost boil
sevic 81 al tradat cauza.'
d., ministru respuRde drlui To
haiti, zicand ca tara este in pre-
- +.
facere, Cd in tara domneSte I'm en-
rent democratic. D-sa face conn
paratie, zicand sd inch;plIi.n leg.e
carl Sc fac Gu o piulita care este
la capatul de sus al surupului.
Legiuitorii sucesc piulita tot in Jos
pana cand ajhngand la capatul de
jos nu va putea merge mai departc.
"Atunci, zice d-sa, Use vs. rea-
liza nazuintele democratiei. S.i nu
credeti ca sunt autocrat. 81 ea suht
socialist, dar toate Sc fac GU rost. 4
II Socialist NATIONAL I striga un
glas de PEE scena.
ma bucur Cd sqnteti socialist
81 reeunoasteti cd socialistii an
LdreptSte.' PAmAntul trebue 81 fle
d acelora carl 4 muncesc, = res
punde d. Tohati, caruia i Sc ID din
.nou ,cuvint,
"Esti, un bolsevic. JOS. Gu el!
Sal dam un vof de blam!" zice
"a. consul general.
vorbeste d, Anton Marian, zi-
cand ca in rindul trecut So ains
|siaa ca pasapoartele STUNT pr,l
Acum Cd tarapul M e..
pata pamant. Zice Cd romanii cali
al pleost acasa Gu bspi multi n'an
ajntat pc orfani 81 au scumpit pS-
.m1ntsiril4 i de acees- M srlnt VI.
zuti bine az romanii de acasA. q
& D. N. BJihaltan nee "a ,de'a A. Y.
tSte1 ds 81 ani ~ afl6 A Alneri-
A., a1Ii ~ ilasropau mersii netars
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
PrintuI Anton Bibescu in Cleveland
vzlta n Redacta ziarului nostru Adunarea popo-
ral4 din Sala Carpatina. Yzitarea Bisercle SfMaria
Dela Cleveland Il YOUNGSTOWN


Fri dimineata a s,sit in Clelvc-
l4pd printul Anton Bibescu, noul
! niristru plenipotentiar al Roma.
niei Ia Washington, D.sa venial
i1cognito, . fost int.inlpinat Ia gara
numai de : d. Mirtca Angelescu,
consulul general romaa din Clevc,
land. s
La orele II 80, d. Mnl.strr, in-
sctit de d. Consul general, vizitat
redactia xiarului nostrr, ::ntrvtinin,:
du-se timp de peste un ceas en- r..
dactorsll nostru, d. G. r. Passed,
Gu privire la situatia generala =
rolnanilor din America. ID. Mi
nistru doriiAa sd afle doleantele
rOmanilor din America, d. Psscn
la spus Cd rOmanii stunt. nemultu-
niti de Decretul-Lege. Agrar din
Transatlantic, intocmit de Consi-
liul Dirigent, prin care romanii
carl Sc repatriaza in tara 'sunt es-
chisi de a capata pamant della stai.
Ii spune ca,nu s'a scris in ziar III
mic in cauxa, crczand ca Parla-
!. mentul roman va revenii asupra
acelei dispoxitiuni nedrepte, dar
c1nd vaxut Cd Legea Agrara 8 =
pre1iptat II Camera q II Senat 81
III s't rislibst niei ~ elss impetri.
u y sonl ST
IN gffd UHiunea Socie) tiIor Ro-
S2lne de Aiutor 81 Caltuh, 81 lii
ga Nationsla Romano, au apelat ia
Reprezcntantii tarii,, fara, deosc
lire de culoare politicS, 81 revlna
asupra acelei dispoxitiuni, 81 . fost
instiintat de .secretarql general 81
Partidului National Roman, a. Sc,
yer Dan, ca rartidA We face tot ce
ii va sta in putinta CO eel putin
rominii repatriati earl au trec;,t
reste etatea de 80 ami sd fie ir-
dreptatiti Ia pamant.
D-l. Ministru, s'a mirat de dis
pozitiunlle decnetMui-lege agrar $:
a xis cx cererile ,romanilor dil A
mcrica stunt, indreptatite. Intrs-
bind dac& snntem iiiformati posi.s'
Cd d.. Alexapdru Vaida- -Voevod "
veni in America, d. Pascu il sp ins
cd e informats din partea, secrcta-
rului Psrtidaiui c& peste doua N II
va sosi a. yaida ca seful urci mi-
stunt cu scopnl de combate,. -
pasanda &c - face de adverssrii
nostri impottiva Romaniei. fat
care s'& hat prin moi la cunos-
tintx.
Dsl. Ministru isi exprima hllcn-
ria cA Rom1nli din America sunt
organixati, 81 apar mai multe ziare
ronAnegfi, intre carl America .
ziar zilniS despre care = lust GU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22

EDWINaDENBY,
Ministrst De n'ofgnd al statelor q
mite. " decarsulFdsbo"luf spaniio1
a fost sin,plu nntros, lar IN rds-
toial naoadiaI setgent Ia flota Sta
ftlor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-22
Dexa1maasa UngAriei.

Dl Maniu cerut apoi lamuriri
d-lui mMistru de externe cerdnd q
Use arata masurile ce s'au luat
privitor Ia exccutarea tratatalui
de Ia Trianon. IN
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
DEPOT PLANS READY
Station for Two Roads at Hox-
 ie Will Cost $5O,OOO

Hoxie, Nov. 21.-The Ark ansas Railroad Commission some time ago ordered the Missouri Pacific and Frisco railroads to submit plans and specifications for new depot here. The plans have been made and submitted to the commission for approval.
 The building is to be of brick and concrete and modern in every detail, with ample ac- commodations and seating ca-
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
BABE SEVERELY INJURED
Father Drops it, Breaking Leg
 and One Rib

Newburg, Nov. 19.-The IL months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norton of near Newburg is in critical condi- ton as a result of a fall last night. Mr. Norton was fond ling the babe when he allowed it to fall upon the floor. The ehild's leg was broken in two places and one rib was frac- tured. Physicians say the child may not live.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
PROGRAM OF THE
 B. V. ?. T. C.

The following program will be rendered at the Baptist Church Sunday evening, No vemberS27.
 Quotations from the bible. Reading.-Earle Sisk.
 Recitation. - Enoch Bran non.
 Prayer.-R. M. Galloway. Song by Choir.
 Scriptural Reading. Hazel Magness.
 Solo.-Rebecca Boswell.
 Bible Story.-Jewel Price. Song by Choir.
 Reading.-Lula Lowell.
 Duet.-Nettie Magness and Adys Allison.
 Scriptural Reading.-M Mrs. Ethel Chesser.
 Prayer.-Mrs. ". I. Thorn ton.
 Song by Choir.
 Reading.-Essie Bra7uon. Duet.- Gwendolyn 1horn- ton and Enoch Brannon. Everybody cordially invited.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
NEWPORT FIRM
 IS BANKRUPT

Chastain Bros, of Newport, have been declared bankrupt and a meeting of creditors will be held before Chas. F. Cole at Batesville on Wednesday, November 30. Chastain Bros. have been in the grocery and meat business in Newport for a number of years.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
ARKANSAS GETS INTO
 MOTION PICTURES
Big HydroElectric Power Plant and Other Industries to
 be Shown Soon

Deeming the advent of hy- dro-electric power one of the greatest stats-builders that can help Arkansas forge forward industlially, the Arkansas Ad- vancement Association is spon- soring the circualtion of a mo- tion picture film showing the dedication of the two million dollar dam and power plant on the Little Red River in White County.
 This film is being distribut- ed by the Arkansas Exhibi- tors League for display in all the leading towns in the State. The title of the film is "The River of Money" and momen- tous events in the industrial histroy of Arkansas were pho- tographed to make it not only interesting but educational as to what Arkansas may expect from hydro-electrie develop ment.
 The most beautiful girl in the United States, so determin- ed in national beauty contest Miss Edith Mae Patterson of Pine Bluff, posed for the film, and is shown christening the $2,000,000 dam and power house of the Arkansas Hydro Electric Development Com pany. To do this stunt re- quired courage, for Miss Pat terson performed the rites while suspended high in the air over the Little Red river, in the giant bucket the con- tractors use to pour concrete.
 It is estimated that within a few years from the compile tion of the dam, which is scheduled for July 1, 1922, I $150,0OO,00O will be invested in new factories and mills using hydro-electric power sup piled by the waters of the Lit tie Red river. Electric power can be distributed from the Little Red river power plants within a radius of 200 miles of the dam so a great deal of Arkansas will be affected by the project. The picture will be shown in Newark soon.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24

pacity in all waiting rooms, both white and negro.
 The building will be III feet by 72 feet wide and will cost nearly $5o,O0o, This being a junction of two great railroad systems, many travellers pass through here, and it is said the passenger receipts at this point are next in amount to the receipts of the Union Station at Little Rock.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
FALL RESULTS FATALLY
Ex-Confederate Soldier Dies
 from Injury

Mammoth Spring, Nov. .t. -G. W. Manpin, aged 76, an ex-Confederate soldier, died at his home here today from in- juries received when he fell at his grist mill Saturday. MT. Manpin started to pick up a sack of corn when he lost his balance ana fell, his head striking the flool. He remain ed in a semi-coascious condi- tion until his death.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24
BIG BARN BURNS

Walnut Ridge, Nov. 20 One of the largest barns on the Less farm burned the early part of this week. The barn was full of hay and other feed and the loss was estimat- ed at about $10,000. No in surance was carried. The or igin of the fire is unknown. Five thousand bales of hay was in the barn.
The Newark journal., 1921-11-24

WANTED.-Man with car to sell low priced Graham Tires. $130.00 per week and Commissions. Graham Tire Co.,, 135 Boulevard, Benton Harbof, Mich.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
ORDER FREELING
ENFORCE LAW IN
CARTER c0uTY
Governor lnstruc,s Attorney Gen.
ersI's office TO Act; Alleged Lss
ness ef Ardmore Officials
Cause Given.

by unltod Press
Oklahoma City. Nov ii-Covcr
nor J. u. A. Robertson today direct.
ed the attorney generals office to
take charge Of the law enforcement
IN Carter county aud to summon a
special grand jury to investigate con.
ditlons there. The governor also or.
dercd that District Judge Lorsdon.
Of Marietta be named as the special
investigating judge.
The governors action followed
complaints which were filed with
him Saturday by a committee headed
by Former County Attorney Brown.
TO the effect that law enforcement
IN Carter county was lax.
The complaint was prompted by
an alleged attack on Mrs. q. w.
Casey. wife Of state oil and gas
expert by six men an two women
at the Ardmore hotel where she and
her husband were stopping.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
Volunteers Of
AME RIGA START
ANNUAL RELIEF
Organization Submits Report Of
Work Done and Asks Support In
Thanksgiving Campaign to
Help the Poor.

Announcing their twelfth annual
Thanksgiving relief work in Chick.
asha, the officials of the Volunteers
of America today issued a report
covering the work accomplished by
the organization here since Sep
tember 1 and appealed for support in
their Thanksgiving undertaking.
The following is a report of the
local work done by Volunteers of
America for the past ten weeks:
Garments given, 251; pairs of
shoes, "a; assisted in various ways,
413; groceries given to 3S people;
value of all relief work $413.36; en-
ployment to 81; visits in connection
with work, 951; hours spent in vista
tion and investigation, 274; reached
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
FORMER LOCAL
WOMAN IS DEAD

Mrs. Cora Harris. wife Of J. w.
Harris. formerly Of this city but
nov connected with the office Of the
state pension commissioner. died
at her home In Oklahoma city this
morning. according TO message
received by Albert Harris. brother
OF ]. w. Harris.
The Harris family moved to Okla
homa City last month. They lived
at us Iowa avenue.
Although funeral arrangements
have not been completed, the body
viii be shipped 10 Chickasha for
burial some time this week. II was
announced this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
FORT WORTH GRIDSTER LOSES CASH:
GETS IN JAIL; LOCAL PLAYERS RALLY
TO HIS SUPPORT: OBTAIN LENIENCY

Who soald frown upon thn plead.
lnra of . dozen ,ounK Efldlfon Eladl.
aiom seeking elrmcncy for a fellos.
sr.dftc- Who had a ''huneh" and the
spunk % foliaw NJ
This u tho question ha'nx asked
BY lien 0off. eounty nlsorney. WIN
Saturday extended lonlancy 10 Shy
To fosier. North ". Worth. Texas
alsh school football playcrfan. A.
result of HE lcnIencY. the lad IL
uow ai home In Port Worth. whereas
he might have been a member OF
the county convict road gang.
Officers at Rush Springs early
Saturday morning uabbed the young
Texan of the blinds of Rock n.
land passenger train. In Justice !.
]. 0auta court. ho was fined SO
and costs on n "vag' charge. nelng
without funds. he was brought to
chIckasha and placed In the Grady
county jail.
When The news that tho krlisioF
wan In tho county jail became gen.
orally known here. delegation of
chh kasha hIgh school football play.
ers. headed by Capt Diamond
Roach and Bob Shelton. son Of
County Judge J. y. shelton. called
on the county attorney with the r..
quest that the fine DO sc, aside and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14

ss.ico people shmasa - open air
meetings.
Concerning our twelfth annual
Thanksgiving Feilof pors foF tho
worthy poor of The clg. onf opnor
tunIiy this year la unusually larre
by isason u general coniiilnns pc
vaillnk everywhere and 4 ls only ~
tho generous cooperation on The
part of eharltahly inclined elslrena
that No nrc enabled 10 meci tho do
mands made upon % Tor charitable
relief. We trust contributions lo oaF
Thanksgiving fund VIII be- as large
as possible.
"a signed rcpori Of the relief work
actually given Il always mailed to
each subscriber
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
METH0D|sTS Of
LOCAL DISTRICT
START Ne VI YEAR
Terms Assignments West Oklahoma
Conference Began Sunday; List
For Entire District Given
AS Announced.

Terms Of the assignments made
at the recent West Oklahoma Con-
ference of the NJ. Il. Church. South.
began yesterday at which time Rev.
r. Il. l.. Morgan assumed the pas
torate of the local church and Rev.
]. d. Salter assumed his charge at
Lawton.
Large audiences were present at
the morning and evening services in
the Methodist church here.
Although Rev. Mr.. Salters term
as pastor Of the Lawton church be-
gan yesterday, his family has not
yet moved to that city. They expect
to move some time this month, 1t is
said.
The complete list of district as
signments which became effective
yesterday follows:
|. w. Armstrong presiding elder
one year; Alex and Bradley, ]. T.
Taylor, one year; Blanchard. ]. w.
Cannon, two years; Cement and
Amber, H. T. Shelton, one year;
Chickasha, r. e. l.. Morgan, one
year; Comanche, H. e. Snodgrass
one year; Corum, E H. Maddox,
one year; Duncan, w. B. Douglas,
two years; Laverty, w. P. Luton,
two years; Lindsay, J. l.. Gage,
two years, 0. K. Hill, unannounced
Lindsay circuit, William Harp two
years; NARROW, N. U. Stout, two
years; Marlow circuit, A. L. Bar
rett, one year; Maysville, R. P.
Davis, one year; Minco. ]. B. Nc
Combs, two. years; Rush Springs
and Ninnekah, H. l.. Wheeler, one
year; Ryan T. M. Allen, one year;
Terrell and Addington, ]. s. Ses-
sums, one year; Tuttle, C. l.. Canter,
one year; Verden and Pocassett,
Charles Mann; Waurika, Moss
Weaver, thre years; Washington, D.
E. Schooler, one year; Whitehead
c. w. Young, one year; Student Uni
versity of Oklahoma, Herbert G.
Brunk, one year; Chickasha o. c. IL
dian Mission, R. H. Templeton, one
year, and A. NJ. Scott.
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the lad permitted 10 10 home IN Or
der that he miEat resume hla s,ndlcs
Monday.
lilo u 4 memhcF of the North ~
Worth III ieolhall aggregation. but
sas not ono II those picked % make
Tho lFlp 20 chlehasha." the coraly
attorney uas told. eilo VAS anxious
10 ace tho game. 20 he paid bic ewn
way. ITO thought sure Port Worth
uonid ain the game. 80 after be ar
rived here. ne bet al hin money on
tho Kase The result vas. that he
Nas Fiat broke when The game
ended and FldlnK The blinds vas lhe
only say be had TO set back" thi
Informant. continued
Mr. Ooff lnioFvened ard tho case
vas dismissed after court ennla of
ta.io we're paid A Telegram va
sent TO the lads brother IN Fort
Worth who Immediately responded
TO the request 10 wire court cogi
and money for the purchase II .
ticket 10 foft Worth. Cilciasha
players who rallied TO the iad'a anp.
port and who obtained elomency for
hlm. paid for the message.
= couldn't refuse TO nccomnodst,
a hlgh school lad who had 'hunch'
and the spunk TO folloN IT," said
County Attorney Cofi.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-14
English Department.

The English departments under
the direction OF Mics Camp and
Miss strceter are the proud pos.
SCISSORS OF Eighteen new volumes Of
reference books and a few books OF
classical fiction which viii be used
In the outside book reports due
every six weeks.
The Junior high school has no
regular library department or H.
brary room and the various rooms
must necessarily provide for the
reference books Of the various de-
partments. an dthis makes the booFs
accessible to the students during all
of the supervised study periods.