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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
FAST
 FLYER WRFCKS FIREMAN LOST
(By the Associated Press)

Marshall, Tex, Nov. 10.-one train man is missing and several passengers injured as a result of a head on col lision between a freight and passeng- CT train on the Texas &, Pacific near Longview. The passenger train was derailed and it's baggage car smashed, wrecked and burned.
 Fireman Smith of the passenger train is believed to be buried under the wreckage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
tBv the as.oc,atAd Pres.i

Oklahoma City, Nov. 10.-Six per- sons were seriously injured but none killed this morning when Santa Fe train No. II, from Kansas City to the gulf, was wrecked at Mulhall, north of here. Reports from Guthrie this afternoon state that no one was kill ed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
t. Q P. HOTLY ASSAULT TAX
 BILL CHANCE
tBy the Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. O.-Democratic senators today sprang surprise on Republican leaders by introducing resolution providing an immediate vote on the senate amendment to the tax revision bill, calling for an in- come surtaX rate of 50 per cent.
 Republican leaders debated hotly against the amendment when it was aunched by the minority.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
WOMAN IN FIGHT
 ON JURY VERDICT
tBy the Associated Press)

Blytheville, Nov. 10 Pleas for a new trial in event appeal to the supreme court is denied, are said to be in preparation today in behalf of Mrs. Leona Laster, found guilty yes terday of the killing of B. B. Berry, former police officer here, and sen- fenced to IA years in prison.
 Berry was killed while driving with Mrs. Laster, her daughter and anoth- CT man. Mrs. Laster claimed self defense.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10

Row Schuler of New York was today
 lected president of the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy, holding it's general convention here. Mrs. Schul- CT is the first woman living north of
 he Mason and Dixon line to receive
 lis honor from the southern organiza- ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
4500 REGISTERED
 AT TEACHERS MEET
fPy the Associated Press

Little Rock, Nov. 10.-Forty- five hundred teachers had registered today at noon for the annual meeting of the Arkansas Educational Association, which will be opened tonight. Ap- prximatel y6,0O0 are expected to at ten dthe gathering, which will be end ed Saturday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
ARMED MEN STRIP
 ST. LOUIS JFWfLfR
fBy the Associated Press)

St. Louis, Nov. 10.-Two armed men today held up employees of the Ed ward allant jewelry store here and es- ceped with jewelry values from $4O,- 900 to $50,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-10
fRv the Associated PressY

Hattiesburg, Miss, Nov. 1O.-What is believed to have been an attempt to wreck fast train No. 43 over the Southern was prevented today when three men engaged in a fight and at- tracted people to the scene, permitting the removal of several rails from across the track. Two negroes were shot and one white man slashed in the fight which followed. All the fighters tell different stories of the affair and are being held for investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
FUlWILER MAY MOVE DRY
OFFICE TO HIS HOME CITY

Il. \. Fulwilcr. OF Staunton. success
eor to s. II. Rramc AS supervising
Federal prohibition director for the
southern department announced yes
trrday that he intends to so Organize
his forces as to secure the ma Nimum
or "drynCSs" in the territory under
his Jurisdiction. and that includes
K.ntuckv. the Car"linas. Tennessee
and Virginia.
II realize tho Importance and mag
uitudc Of tn" work am undertake
rny." said Mr.. EuIwilcr, and than
use my best Efforts 10 measure up L"
tn. responsibilities "f IN" position.
MIR FulNilcr has minated that II"
intends To move III" headquarters Of
Tho southern department from iiich-
nrond To his home city of stanton
The office force consists "i ah"",
twenty clerks. StcnoGrarh"rs ana
deputies and the field fore" OF about
200 agents and deputies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
GOVERNOR BECKETT
SPEAKS HERE THURSDAY
Former Chief Executive OF North
Carolina to Address John Mar
shall Graduates.

iromihcnt Richmondcrs wiro hail
from the Old North State are mai<in;
arrangements to give EN-Govcrnor
Ihomas w. Bickctt. of North Caro-
INA. royal welcome when he comes
L" the city to deliver the commences
ment address OF John Marshall High
Schoo! in the CITY Auditorium Thurs
day night.
Norma Johnson. Il mc'nhcr OF tho
North Carolina SoCieN Of several
hundred members, OF which nr i
Allison hodges is president. is chair
man Of arrangements for tn. enter
iainm"nt OF G"v'tn"r Eickctt during
his stay in the city.
should Governor HiCkctt find it
possible To stay over Il day longer in
Richmond. several members of the
North Carolina society plan to give
dinner in his honor at tho Common
wealth Club on :ho night OF June 10
He Will be 4 guest at the home OF
Henry T.. l.itchford. ?l9 West Grace
street. where members OF the city
school Board 4 nd the official pprSopu,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
JOHN TYLER, GLOBE-TROT7ER,
WILL TELL GREAT AUDIENCE,
OF SALVATION ARMY WORK
Has Seen 1t Minister to Needy in All Parts of World
Speaks This Afternoon at John Marshall Audito-
rum-Excelent Musical Program

\ john Tyler will he the speaker at
I the great meeting to be- ho'd this af-
/ lernoon at I O'Clock at the John Mar
shall auditorium in the interest OF
the salvation Army S5O.O0o fund for
i's work for tho coming year II.
VIA hc introduced by Attorncy-C;.n-
oral John Il. Saunders
: usicHl program. in which wcll-
known Richmond so'nists ana TIN.
EXCEL Chorus viii take part. viii he
rendered. The ENccll Chorus is COM
roScd OF colorcd Sinrcrs-twcnty male
voices picked from th' entire South
for their reputation in the rendition
of typical Southern songs They are
under tn" direction Of James Brown.
Tho Sol"ists Will he Mrs. j. * Bow
man. Howard II. Bryant ANA John 6.
Wumblc.
MIR. Tyler Is regarded by the lead
Ing ministers. cvaurclists and work
"rs as the most wonderful converted
brunkard, gambler ami outcaSt of
modern times. lie has lived in every
country of the world. has boon five
times around tn" globe. thirty-twr
Times across tho Atlantic ocean. ana
was six years with The hushmcn of
Australia. Perhaps no man living has
had more "Npcri"nC" as To tn" .ff.c-
'iv"u"Ss Of the Salvation Army
throughout tn" world
Nh Tyler remembers in tn" Eas;
;nl of London. during Jacl, the Rip
u""'s time. murders oi the fra II warps
aud tho wonderful work that III" Sal
1'ion Army did there. when through
their opp"al they brought @o0 wo-
men out or those conditions. who af-
forwards became christian women.
During tho urea; coal" strike"
when over iOo.0o0 men were affected.
Tier" novcr'was at any stage in the
history OF tn" salvation Army such
wonderful work don" as was done by
them. ard il pravtioally shot IN" rcp-
uiit!on us woll as smoothod public
npinion OF their WORK They started
thcr" their famous "uipnv" lodgings
aud meals, and practically, through
tholr work. brought about a ccSsa-
lion of that famous and disastrous
rtrikc
MIR TYLER has Travelled with General
Eooth and his entire staff in n tour
from London. Africa 10 Australia. and
knows Of their work from the anrl"
of down-and-out and helpless man
IN all great cities Of the world
Women ana ORGANIZATIONS who will
occupy stations "Doughnut Day" on
TUESDAY are: Federated Mothers
Club, Mrs. j. J. Phillips. assisted by
DAUGHTERS Of King, Mrs w. \ Pow
'rs; American Womrn's overseas I.c-
Ion Mr." l.. Eylaud: Kings
Daughters, Mrs. George r king;
Eastern star order, Mrs. \. H. Flour
""N u. -. g.. Mrs. e. W Morris Bar
ton iicights Womau's club. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
VA. CROP IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION IS FORMED
optcct OF Organization Is Specialize
ing in Production Of Pure
SnRt1

BLACkSBURj. VA. June ~. 2
meeting held in Blackshurc this week
INC virginia Crop Improvement As
ISOLATION was formally organized 4
p. Cooke Lichtfoo;. Va. was elected
president; Il. y. James Fredcricks-
hurE, Va. vice pres; dent. and ". -
Wysor. Blacks burg. Va secretary
treasurer
The following directors wore an
pointed 7. u. Hutchinson. ..eI,puunlisr.
Blackshurc. Va ~. NJ. Lu:tr.,I. pola-
piano. Va; T. W Lawson. Gurkc's
Garden, Va: ;. y Hoover, Hnrrsuu-
burg. Va; + MichauN. Jordon's store.
Va; .. n Thomas, Farmers Union.
Bedford. Va. and y. r. Rue farm
bureau, Roanoke, Va.
Tho virginia Cron Improvement
Association, IN cooperation VITA ~ e
State Agricultural college. IS an or
Eanizat!on Of Virginia farmers who.
In addition To their usual farm prac-
tcc, specialize IN the production OF
and marketing OF hiEh-y.rld.ng.
adapted. pur" seed. Members Of the
association web crow quality secd for
market under tho supcrvis'or Uc TIM.
agrcuomy DEPARTMENT OF Tho nEri-U'-
tural college ana according u rrrtila-
items made by tie college.
Inspections al Crops ani seed.
Seed crops Grown by members ~ u
lie Inspected o. the Held Within three
weeks prior 90 harvest 20 as ortliu
II the seed as Erowu in tho io'd is
true TO nam" and typo and Is fire." OF
N"i - r." ''', ~ '''
"a. S,'' ',"' =" - ,'l', 80 y" ~
r".",'i' ". ''' ~ ""'''
.rN''u" 1" .,'t' ~" p"'''H, ''"''-
.,"n anu qua. '"h S''' p.SN
analysis will bee furnished both the
grower ana the buyer.
Seed which has passed both the
heid aud iinai inspection ana mas been
produced IN accordance with r"Srl'-
ti"ns governing IN" association VIII
b. certified OF registered IN murh
tho sam" way that pur"-hr"d ami
maj IS reSiSi"r'd. Nu.h i"tlSi"r"! az
certified seed VIII then %" .Nird ana
advertised in seed lists published by
IN" association. seed iT" i"""" ana
sold ny the orEan2ation VIII ~"
strictly quality Scod. Euarant''d as
10 truon"SS 20 name" purity genera
I on and lHantE.
Although the association has JUST
h'ep iormaliy organized iaorc thaA
i"o farmers thr0urhout ~" H'h'r
nave alrcady begun the pr"dHc'i"n OF
certified seed and the numh"r is be-
inE rapidly increases. mo tr'cN'hE
work being CON" by growers "nH'r
the direct SUPERVISION @. the '"HhN
agents ana In counties whe'e there -
no county agent assistnna" Us ron
dercd hy tho astronomy i"paTtm""'
OF the extension division.
Requirements for Production "f Seed
In order 80 produce certified corn
the grover must max" AN "'T-i'-T'W
test OF from nifty 10 10" ears plant
inr approximately half OF o'rh o. 'n'
ears In separate VOWS ~ 'GHa: icns'A
In this way dozen or mo 90 .",
highest yielding ana DOS -"""I .'H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL PRESENT MINISTRIES

The knights az Columbus minstrcls
Will he presented tomorrow and Tues
day evenings In the auditorium Of
John Marshall High school for tho
benefit OF st. Joseph's orphanage and
Monte Maria Academy.
The minstrcls will bc produced UNI
der personal direction OF George c.
Rianhard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

OF the city schools have been invited
{" meet the distinguished North Caro-
lin'9u following his address at the
city Auditorium Thursday evening.
!, is hoped 10y members Of the
North Carolina society that Governor
Bicil"tt Will he able To make Il second
address to the society during his stay
in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05

40 corn, nara cor soft. is ;oo Old or
too deeply rnpt"d 70 resist "GctS-It"
Immediately 10 dries and shriyria. the
edges loosen i:pin the true flesh and
soon yoU can pee! IL risht or with
your myers as uaiH!chsIy as you
Trim your nails.
Don't codd!" corn pests. Don't
nurse and pa mpcr them Don't cut
and trim them. REMOVE Them with
'GETS-lT." Costs Il trino at any drug
store. Mid. by u. Lawrence 4 Co.
Chicago. S9!t In Richmond by ali
drugg lsls.---AdY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
STEINBERBER MAKING
FIGHT FOR BERTH ON
o. u. BOOMER ELEVEN

That Clinton s,elnberger. former
chlckasha high school football star.
ia formidable candidate for berth
oa the University OF Oklahoma
freshmen eleven h evidenced by
the fact tNat he vas used In one
quarter OF tho rnlvoraliy'lioomer
game NJ Norman. Saturday. The
"nla Boys" won. Is TO o.
Although he was unable 10 re-.
port for practice before las, Tues
day and had not been pa, through
any scrImmage workout with the
ycarllngn. stelnbeEor was nubati.
luicd at left tackle. the position he
held on two {. II. $. teams.
Tho soonernoomcr Kamc was
tlaycd as benefit TO Homer
MONTY" Montgomery. star Sooner
end during the seasons of i9i5.ii.it'
iC. who h now III with tuberculosis.
Three thousand and flfly.ninc paid
admissions were recorded nj 30
cents each. The entire amount goes
to Montgomery. II was stated. Mont.
gomcry's home Is In Muskogec. one
Of his brothers played with the
Boomers IN the benefit game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
CdrRiUai Company
Here For Week At
Grady Fair Ground

"Thc clcancst. cloyercst. classlcst,
complctest carniyol company" Is
What the press agent OF the Pat.
terscn.Kline shows. which are TO
exhibit here this week a, the fair
grounds. claims for his shows aud
remembering their visit here few
years ago. recalls that the attrac.
tions offered were OF higher call.
bcr than usually carried by travel.
Ing companies.
Their special train OF 20 cars ar.
rived In town yesterday noon and
long before sundown the sixty-odl
wagons were in their proper places
on the fair grounds, with the work
ing crew busy here and were erect.
lng the many tents and rides. II
was an interesting sight for the may
visitors that were on hand.
The seaplane ride seemed to hold
the center OF attraction. as II Is the
first one OF its kind ever brought
here and the erection OF the high
towers from which the Seaplanes
are suspended called for the help
OF twelve men to place the towers
feet in the air. The manage
mont OF the carnival claims that
this Is the greatest ride of all tmies,
as IL gives those who ride the
same sensation as Il trip in an aero.
plane but with the danger eliminted.
The carnival company will remain
here the entire week. bringing their
engagement to a close next Satur.
day night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
RECEIVER Asked
FOR OIL OUTFIT

Appointment of a receiver for the
Knox Petroleum company and judg.
nient against the corporation In the
amount of SS0,249.sS is sought in
case instituted Saturday In the
district court of Grady county by
the Atlas Petroleum company. a cor
poration; B. L. Bush, T. Il. Elliott
and j. H. Keith.
The petition charges that the
premises and property of the COM
pany are being neglected and that a
receiver should be appointed to take
control and charge Of same.
Sam McKensie and II. II. Page
are named co-defendants. The Knox
Petroleum company has been operat-
ing in the Cement field, for some
time, il is said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
JEWISH HOLIDAY
BEING OBSERVED

Several Chickasha stores are
closed today in observance of the
Jewish New Year, as it is known
among the Jews by its Hebrew
designation, "Rosh Hashanah.'
The day began Sunday evening at
sunset and continues until sunset
this eveing. Ceremonies were held
in the Masonic hall here this morn
ing and another festivity is planned
for this evening, according to B. w.
Lubman, local jeweler. Among or
thodox Jews, "Rosh Hashanah" will
be observed "a hours longer, until
Tuesday evening.
"Roh Hashanna," shares with the
"Day of Atonement" which comes
ten days later, the distinction being
regarded as the most sacred days in
the religious calendar Of the syna-
cog. While it is a day Of gladness,
1t is also a sacred and solemn day,
a day of memorial on which the
Jew is reminded of his duty to his
fellowmen, his country and his God.
The individuals personal conduct is
subject of review and new resolu-
tions to strive after higher ideals of
righteousness and Of service are the
purpose Of this day."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03

ny virtue ot the authority vested
IN ne BY the Laws ~ tho state ~
Oklahoma aud Pursuant TO the In
tlructlonn of the city Council of the
city of chlchasha. Oklahoma. manl'
tested by an ordinance duly passed
by the city Council on the sg,h day
Of September. 1891. notice IL hereby
given that a special election Ia called
TO be held ON the sith day Of
October. 1891. In the city Of chlckn'
sha. Oklahoma. for the purpose OF
the qualified tax paying voters OF
said city voting upon the following
propositions. to.wit.
Proposition I.
shall the city OF Chlckasha be.
come indebted aud issue lis ncgoti.
able coupon bonds IN the total
amount Of sso.OOo.oo: said bonds be.
ing payable onc.half in ten years
aud ona.half In fifteen Gals aud
bearing interest at the rate q six
per cert per annum. payable semi
annually. for the purpose Of con
structlng water mains aud public
sewer. within said city. all to be
owned exclusively by said city?
The Mayor and City Council Of
said City to cause TO be levied an
ad velorcm tax on all the taxable
property OF said city with which TO
nay tho annual interest on said
bonds and create a sinking fund for
the purpose Of the payment OF the
principal thereof at maturity.
Said bonds 10 be In denominations
of 100000 each and none Of said
bonds TO be sold at less than par
and the proceeds thereof to be used
for the purposes above mentioned.
Proposition n.
Shall tho city OF Chickasha be.
come indebted and issue its nego.
table coupon bonds for the total
sum of S3OOOO.OO. said bonds to
mature one.half in ten years and
one.hal. On fifteen years and TO bear
interest at six &c per cent? per cent
per annum. payable semlannually.
for the purpose OF erecting and con.
structing rc.enfcrced concrete
bridge over Line Greek on Sixth
Street. In said City. and to erect and
construct re-enforced concrete
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
MOUe Paint Shop
To NeW Quarters
On Chickdshd AUe.

The Chas. BLY, wall paper and
paint establishment will be moved
from 427 Kansas avenue to the H.
E. Martin building which has just
been completed at 5O6 Chickasha
avenue, it was announced today.
Work of moving the stock and fix
lures will be started this week and
probably will be completed some
time next week, it was announced.
A picture framing department will
be added to the store as soon as
moving is completed, according to
Chas. Bly,, owner. A line of artists
supplies also will be AIDED, he said.
The BLY, wall paper and paint
shop has been located at 427 Kan.
sas venue for several years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
BALKAN WAR IS
AVERTED, BELIEF
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Geneva, October, Prospects
that at least one Of the Balkan wars
would be averted were heightened
today when the Albanian delegation
to the League OF Nations assembly
announced that their country was
ready to acce,t the proposals of
the ambassadors council, provided
that they we're Just.
This announcement is particularly
important in view of the fact that
Serbia, the natio with which AL
bania was nearly ready to So to
war, has already agreed to accept
the leagues findings, it is pointed
out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
GRADY CANNING CLUB
WINS PRIZS AT FAIR

The Grady county girls canning
club display at the state fair was
awarded fourth place, Mrs. Nettie
r. Coryell, county home demonstra-
tion agent, was advised today. Win
ners of first and second places were
not given in the communication.
The Grady county display, which
represented the work Of ten club
members, was selected from the
girls club work display at the Grady
county fair,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03
(rIrst pubIIshed Del. l. 1g2ll

(Flrst Published Oct. /, 1921
A Resolution Declaring the Neccs.
sity OF Improving n Portion of
Minnesota Avenue. Portion OF
Seventeenth Street and a Portion
of Park Boulevard. In the City of
Chickasha, by Grading, Paving,
Draining and Curbing the Same
According to Specifications and
Estimates on File.
Whereas. the Mayor and council.
men of the City of Chickasha have
heretofore instructed the City En-
gineer Of said City to prepare plans,
drawings, specifications and esti-
mates for improving portion OF
Minnesota Avenue. portion Of
Seventeenth Street and a portion Of
Park Boulevard all in the City of
Chlckasha, and
Whereas, such plans, drawings,
specifications and estimate has been
submitted to the City Council of said
City and have been and are now
duly filed in the office of the City
Clerk
Therefore, Be II Resolved, by the
Mayor and Councilmen of the City OF
Chickasha, Oklahoma.
Section |.
That the improving of Minnesota
Avenue beginning at the east line
of Fifteenth Street and thence West
to the west line of Seventeenth
Street, and the improving of Seven
teenth Street beginning at the south
line of Minnesota Avenue and thence
south to the south line of Idaho
Avenue and the improving of Park
Boulevard beginning at the south
line of Idaho Avenue, and thence
south to 1907 feet south of south
line of Alabama Avenue. BY grad.
ing, draining, paving and curbing
said streets as hereinabove described
be and the same is hereby declared
necessary to be done all in accord
ance with the plans, drawings, speci.
fications and estimate heretofore ap-
proved and now on file in the office
of the City Clerk Of the said City of
Chickasha.
Section II.
That the portion of the streets as
described and bounded in Section |
of this Resolution be and the same is
hereby declared to be a public inn
provement district in said City to
be known and designated as STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 90.
Section III.
That this resolution be published
for. six consecutive issues in the
Chickasha Daily Express, news.
paper of general circulation in this
City and that any and all persons
interested shall have fifteen days
from the last publication of this
Resolution within which to protest
and object to such proposed improve
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-03

designated and appointed 20 con-
duct sid election
n. A. SANFORD.
CiiAs. ElsfkLDkR.
Judges.
Mrs. BLANCHE FREEMAN.
AIRS MATT sANKEY.
CLERKS.
IN The first precinct Of the fourth
ward n the usual voting place. the
cololed Lodge Hall on Minnesota
Avenue,
The following persons are hereby
designated and appointed % eom
duct said election;
u. \. NEWMAN.
II. +. kiMnAiI..
Judges.
Mrs. n. n, SPENCER.
brad NEWMAN.
Clerks
Second precinct of tho Fourth
ward at the Carnegie Library.
Tho following persons are hereby
designated and appointed 10 con.
duct sald election;
WA. ". CLARK.
JOSEPH nuLKLEY.
Judges.
c. N. ROGERS.
ciiAs. ROSE.
Clerks.
The ballots to be- used at said
elections will contain propositions
No. and No. .. substantially In the
form horclnbcforc fully sct forth and
In addition thereto under each pro.
position there shall be printed there.
ON under each proposition two
squares. one Of which shall have i'm.
mcdIateIy 10 the right thereof the
word YES" and the other shall
have Immediately to the right there.
of the word mo"
n the voter desires TO vote affirm.
ailvcly for the proposition he shall
STAMP In the square Immediately pre-.
occdlng the word "YEs." or II he
desires to vote against the proposl.
, tion he shall vote In the square Inn
mediately proceeding the word mo"
Said election will be held and con
Quoted as provided by law for elee.
tions Of this kind In the City OF
Chlckasha.
The polls at said elections will be
open at the hour OF six o'clock IN
the forenoon and closed at the hour
Of seven o'clock in the evening OF
said day.
Given under my hand and seal of
the City OF Chickasha. this 1st day
OF October. A. d.. 1921.
o. COLEMAN.
(seaD Mayor.
Attest: J. II. WELLBORN.
City Clerk.