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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
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obue onB iie noneiuanhr ipubten
grobcre 9etr1gc ibm 5ur 8eriiigur5
III iteIlcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Scatidlr Snriiten geaen ueiblidIc
Ridlter nno Bcidnuprcne.

Gie HotionaIfoupention ocutider
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Y'ebrbeit GntihIiiIc an Qe1en Die
grneununo bon 6raucn 5t 9ildltcrn
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Tell bon 6rauen niht ais competent
an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Der Jiad)eatt eines aiinitlers?

Ger 9otsoomer gilobauer Ser
nIonn Sitting botte fir bic am 10.
Sum bc9innenoe groBe arnitdus-
iteIlune in Der Sran9erie in Berlin
cine lebensgroBe Wiormorgriippc.
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giS Der Giinitler MN al einen oic-
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8erf 3ertriimmcrt dm 9oOen Iiegen-
Wlan mittmoBt. Oab eS iib INN eiucH
Hadeoft eiaeS 5uriidgepicieucr
stiinItIcrS bon0elt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

&ilraidloit lmo qing Damn ieiues
@c9s. INN ieine Hro;eiiirina unter
per &citul0iGtng ab3lnuartct, oie
0cpGlferiltg 0e5 StonteS I'M etlua
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gllS Der Sobepunft oc9 langen
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in fieberboiter @rreallrg. 9ll3 Ger
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icincn Imts5imuner. Gr meiQerte lih
Der 9lufioroerlng bC@ Sheriif entipre.
d)eR6, heralts5ltfnmntcn. Ser Shc-
riff ltcllte oorultf @chiIieu INN 0aS
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@ouperncnr9 5u oerbIll0eru uno mar
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len. OoB Der Sberif oeU Naitbeiebl
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fonnc. ojeier ober lehutc ab mo iogtc
er Siehe bic Gornobme Der Nerhai.
tilng ouBCrbolb Dor, lut Sorualitd
ten pocr 9eidnlloigiugen BON Inter
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nnaenontnten mo sur angeiebteu 3eit
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&aftbeiehlen nadl Dem @alie hea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Die Spbcuhuiel. SpieIe.

6reilidltouiiilbrungen Der Min.
fener 9ltaocmter I'M Nur9uorboi
Der pobcntmiel -9tllinr iino aeiihert.
uodrOem bieiiler 9iirqer iu Sin9cu.
9ooen, Ole '@orantleilnme pom
5000 Mart iibcrnomnlcn hat. Sic
@oncerbiihne ocr Niimdeuer 9lfa.
betniter piro 6ie &ohcntriel. Spiele
nit Der 1arbictung Der SieQiricns
Ird9ooie bon Sans Sodls eiulcitru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Gonicrcns abgC6rodlcn.
Qonoor, 8. 9luo

2onoon, 9. Mug.
Tie llntcrbanohnaen 5>piiben Der
treterp omerifoniiher uno britiiher
ShiifobrtS, 3ntereIien iiber Die Ssrn9e
Der G5rudltrater iiir 0gpptiid,e Baum.
nnlle iiuo abgebroden lporoeu, tpie
9onoon Central 9tcpS inter 8e-
ruiiIng mif cine auaeblid) amtIihe
Wcloung aus GIlcarnbrio am 0ieuss
tou mcI0et.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Gin glnnb Der fSInlnmcn.

Die i'm eIiten &Sosrbunocrt bon
oen Giiter5irnierm0rtDeu crbautc
&loiterbrouerci &nnabeim bel &id,-
tenicIS, GhcrlrnnFcu in 9auern. oic
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poIltommen nlcocrgcbrannt. Gcr
9ran0ifooe brtrdgt iiber eiHs
0tiIIiou Mari. AlS GntitrbtnQ@llr.
iade miro SeIbitcpt5iinhung angc-
nonlmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
1eutidllanS ioa Aaiirtcn nod melr
&ief lificrn.

BARS, 10. Nll9
III @jeoerGutmadHtnas Commit
TioH bat o.e oeuiidle u BicrunH 01Uon
n aerntniB 8eIett, 0oB Galtidlano
ut Ger noditcn feds giouatcu Der
2940O &ier6c. 10000
Saa'c un0 10000 5tijt %orH0teb
3ii l;C'eu bat Iigie Soroeruag tuur
0e qui (5rlH6 oe5 .li'6auas 4 3u lbell
s oe5 rtr19e3 Don &eriaiil2s ge.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
gtumnter A.
SIntiaes (fi;cr q JtsSrnma.

Sn 0orte Yaglaii in Der Bro
uinj &onJmern bat id ein biutlqcs
@iieriudIt~oromn o5Reipielt. Ger
9Irbciter 3ioie hat uadl fnricln
Strclte icinen &i0uen eeu 5ilen.
titncriohn Gibop, eritoileu 5pd-
ter mnr0e 2loie i,ildltiQ. Spitcr
ionN mani ben Arncltcr cridIoiirn
im Nol0e pur, GIe 9Iipaiitdt 5mi.
id)en Den heiocn lrnlen @clItcn, sic
cinen 10 bIntilcn 9lusgaua na1m
ioa idcn icit I0uacrcr Bet btitnH-
Ncn babcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Gieben GdJnlfin6cr crtrnuFem.

g'ci ciner }In5iu9 p5u oret Suas
5enfIoiien elmer &olt idude in &am-
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Cberclbe II sSiHocr in 0je ''4on
zines 0orilbcriobrru0cH Samplers,
Ole 6rci %cIrer rettcitH 'eaR 2dii:-
lee, Die iibrjgeu trraat>a Ii2 Sci'
dca nurOcn gcbor9m.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Selegrapbiides Nllerlei.
6cicr oeS 5lueiten SahreStageS Der
: nenen &erfaii1Hg.

Nerlin, IT. gIu0.
Die rcpubIfoniihc Sabine tpebt
bcltte, am Smeitcn ISabreStage Ser
nclten aieifsperfniilmg, ollf alien
Stoot@gebduoen Die Gerfiigimg er-
Qina, nm oie mir ieIten ettioltete
SABINE popular 81 MAIDEN, Die olteu
monordiitlen ,Sorben blieben in
8lnIt bel ocnt ougemeinen Nnbliflmn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Gle Seriammlnng Oes obcriten
Hatbs.
Gualanb nno ssraufreidD itebcn iId
bel alien 6rngen idDruff
segeniiber.
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man gloubt, ouf Dem SpieI. ols Der
oaiirte oberite 9fatb beltte 81 Der
mi6tiqIten Sibltng ieit Dem ariege
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allr NNctIy,anolu1tg fonlmt, iteben lid)
@robritannien luto6ranfreid) entid)ie-
ben gegeniiber. Sic Sibiug lit audi
tpegen Der 9lnpeienbeit pom Gberlt
Sarpeu, bcnt anerifolliifen 9otid)of-
Ter in 2onoon, ,benterfensDertb, lltoen
Die oinerifalliide 9Ctbeiligutg ernelt-
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aber, baB er oie Strcitigfeiten 5lpi'
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pernlitteln fann. gluh SStalien ilno
Scsopan fomnten in Der Sagung als
moolid)e &ernlittler in 8etraht.
Sberidleiieu.
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Sotb iit Oie Sheilitn9 ponOberihlelien
5piidsen Oeiltihlano iuo 8oIen. Die
Streitpunfte iino: 6ranfreih mill
oen aQiirten Srlppen in Sdlelien
iofortiqe 9ScrIt1rfi,ngen ienoerL 8roB.
britanltien ipioeriett ii6. 8ie man
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

Die n&OrOitern" 3sitnusen
haiien Die @eid)idlte pou Ga
@roiIe Hidlt unr mitidreiben,
iouoerH and mitmaaen belfen.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MIRRORS RE.,rvERED

25c PER SQUARE FOOT. WORK GUARANTEED.
 SOUTHWESTERN SASH & DOOR ST.-Adv If CO. PHONE 3oos. s25 W. JACKSON
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
welfare boards.

51-Child welfare boards.
 s7-Additional judge Yavapai county. 92-Enlarging town election boards.
 Huniform proof or statutes. 15-Amends descent community prop erty.
 1s-Emergency Appn. motor vehicle fund.-
 23-Extends R. R. pass privilege.
 26-Re. powers of municipalities.
 54-Sheriffs salaries fourth class counties.
 69-Dissolution special road districts.
 73-Printing session laws.
 65-Validating Maricopa county road bonds, first issue.
 76-Relief Tovin and company.
 94-Wickenburg- Parker highway.
 3S-Enlarging duties county en- gineer.
 77-Valuation securities of insurance companies.
 32-Board of nurse examiners. House Bills in Hands of Governor at
 Close of Business March ii
 47-Amends peddlers license laws.
 56-Pure seed law.
 Sub. 106-Appro. Normals and Uni versity of Arizona deficit.
 130-Amends homestead laws re. not ice to creditors. 123-Re. filing nomination petitions in primary elections. 14-Regulating chiropractors. 74-Method of voting absentee vot- CTS
 s9-Apiary inspector under Az. and Hort. commission. 164-Co- operative markets. S3-Proposed constitutional amend ment removing limitation bonded in debtedness to pave way for Irrigation bonds
 132-Americanization act. 139-State bonds for irrigation dis trict bonds
 97-Transfer of cases in superior cts.
 169-Cave Creek flood control.
 25-Tax on gasoline. 173-Appeals to supreme court
 111-Amending Prescott charter.
 17O-Legitimatizing il1egitimate chill dren.
 22-State board engineering exam iners
 1S2-State tax levy act.
 161-Relief dental examiners.
 142-Alienation real property.
 145-Sheep- killing dogs.
 137-California bad check law.
 167-National Guard act to meet Fed eral requirements.
 102-Relief Helen Cox. 107-Distribution state statutes. Amends educational code.
 114-Exchange on cash items Federal reserve banks. 127-University of Arizona tax levy .001 and 0012 second year; continuing appropriation 001. Sub 19-Reciprocity certificates for | physicians. 75-High schools for negroes. 1S7-sS,0O0 additional legislative cx- pense.
 2S-School elections and duties of | trustees. l 1O9-Glendale poultry farm site. | 151-Raising 10 per cent tax limit in certain towns. | 24-Candidates expense statements in primaries.
 174-Uniform dress for high school pupils. | 134-Office hours county offices. | 108-Distribution supreme court re- ports
 1o1-Mine operators reports to mine | inspector
 14s-Vocational rehabilitation. 17S-Relief Aubrey Investment com pany. l 171-Bastardy proceedings. l 120-Repeals 1916 game law. 166-Portraits legislative officers.
 13S-Gate- closing bill 112-Organization drainage districts 105-Salaries court reporters.
 99-Relief of Matteson.
 11S-County industrial pursuits act 1 (Maricopa cement mill) ! 136-Supervisors to fix deputies sal | aries in first class counties. 176-Assessors to collect crop data.
 59-5 days advance application for
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
EFFECTIVENESS OF BILL QUESTIONED BECAUSE
 OF PROVISO'S WORDING
Continued from Pare (

NConllIueu rom HaSe One) s0-Amends water code. 39-Supervisors to fill legislative 
 Sub. 5-Priority of range rights 59-Return chattel mortgages. T4-Relief state fair employees. 13-Uniform warehouse receipts. Sociological survey fund. 37-Burial indigent war veterans. 109-County farm bureau bill. 146-Increases salary state engineer 4-Fess of jurors.
 13-Appropriation auditors office 4S-Offenses against stockmen. 2-Anti-c collision. public bids. 6-Japanese exclusion.
 10-Joining complaints in suits. 17-Amendment articles of religious corporations.
 22-Felony to obtain labor under false pretenses.
 10s-State immigration commissioner Naturalization tubercular cows. 56-Re chattel mortgages. 5S-Barratry.
 60-Relief Lyman dam farmers. 77-Relief Albert Steinfeld Co. 15-Uniform bills of lading 64-CoIorado river commissioner 90-Soldiers settlement act 65-Forbidding minors tobacco. 126-Bonds anticipating collection delinquent taxes.
 S. J. R. 2-Proposed constitutional
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

centralizing educational systems in state board of education.
 Vetoed by Governor 34-Prohibiting sale of marihuana. Senate Bills in Hands of Governor at
 Close of Business, March il 19-Re submission of interrogatories Regulating contract sales ren estate
 96-Amending divorce law. 31-Terms and interest paving bonds 66-Labeling imported foods. Sub. S5-W Workmens compensation. 24-Armistice day legal holiday. Sl-County high schools fourth class counties.
 S4-Northern Arizona fair. 10S-License, regulation slaughtering, 92-Qualifications admrs. 117-Reltef teachers without certffi- cates.
 69-Redistribution state funds. 142-Loaning state funds. amend ment.
 129-No live targets in shooting gal leries.
 134-Jurisdiction justice courts. 170-Authorizing foreign corpora tions to loan money in Arizona. 63-Proposed constitutional amend ment increasing limitation state bond ed debt to 4%o of valuation. 16f-Sfo interest on state warrants. 6S-Practice of dentistry.
 119-Enlarges powers of auditor. 155-Relief Langden
 104-County unit system rural schools.
 14S-Amends registration for town elections.
 161-Relief A. E. railroad
 166-Teachers' pension act.
 100-Hot water in barber shops. 144-Organfzation flood control dist. 162-Permits sale school bonds below par.
 4S-Amending possessory rights S7-Re foreclosure mortgages. S2-S9o interest paving bonds. 54-Landlord regulation.
 97-Fees of sheriffs
 5-Qualifications inmates Pioneers home.
 160-Validating Maricopa road bonds. 115-Organizing irrigation districts. 121-Amends duties town officers. 113-Re description deaf school. 105-Removal bodies deceased from hospitals.
 27-License real estate brokers 52-Enlarging powers town councils to regulate vice.
 1.-Two years insanity grounds for divorce.
 106-Physical exams in personal in jury cases by court order.
 S3-State educational levy S25 per capita on average attendance.
 Sub. 95-Amends inheritance tax. 11S-Creates imprest funds.
 151-Relief of Roseberry.
 152-Relief Huntington.
 79-Relief Peder Benson.
 124-Relief Dr. A Miller
 137-Punishing circulators false ru- mors re banks.
 139-Matrons for jails
 123-Relief Arizona State Press. 15S-Permits sale county and mu- nicipal bonds below par
 HOUSE BILLS
 Governors Approval as At Close of
 Business March ii, 1921 1-Legislative expense appropriation 16-Repealing office-holding limita- tions legislators. 35-Registration school warrants. 6-Relief Bashford Burmister com pany. 64-Recording articles of incorpora- ton.
 45-Examination of insane. 67-Recording of discharge papers. 4S-Filing plats of town lots. 45-Emcrgency appn. Az. and Hort Com 66-Paying Lyman judgment. 55-Amends supervisoral Dist. law 90-Amends state taxation code. 50-Relief Barrows Furniture com pany. S2-Irrigation dists. given powers of municipal corporations.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Claude Sharpe.

21-Relief Claude Sharpe.
 143-Mormon Battalion monument
 179-General appropriation bill.
 154-Amends compulsory education.
 146-Amends land code.
 91-Relief s. w. Portland Cement.
 95-Regulates investment sinking funds.
 1S3-Relief Dunbar's Weekly.
 70-Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance companies (see note.)
 NOTE: House bill 70, as passed by the house, was amended by the senate and the bill as amended and enrolled by the senate returned to the house. Pre- viously the senate had failed to pass the bill as passed by the house and the amended bill reached the house it was through error sent to the governor without action by the house as to con- currence or concurrence on senate amendments. The original bill as passed by the house remains with the chief clerk of the house, and the bill now in the hands of the governor bears no en- dorsement of having been approved by the house.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

The Mexican who stole my RacycIe bicycle from in front of Korricks' Fri day evening was recognized and fol- lowed. He will save himself arrest if he will return this bicycle to me at The Republican office and no questions will be asked. Jimmie Claffey. bl
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Coming EUents

Monday, March 14Piano recital by Myrtle Lines at Arizona School Of Music.
 Monday, March t4-Open meeting of Phoenix Amercanization committed at o'clock, in Justice Mckee's court room, Ford Hotel building. Tuesday, March 15-kiwanis club luncheon at noon, Y. M. C. A. Saturday, March 19.-"Jazz Carnival at the Pendergast school, p. n1- Wednesday, March 30.-Initiation and dinner of local voiture No. 35, So- cete des 40 Hommes ct Chevaux American Legion. Wednesday, March 16-Tea by Wo-- mans Auxiliary American Legion, 5 to p. m.
 Friday, March 18-Weekly luncheon meeting Phoenix Rotary club, Y. M. c. A.
 Friday, March 18-Chicken dinner at Congregational church. Second and Willetta streets.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

The Mexican who stole my Racycle bicycle from in front of Korricks' Fri day evening was recognized and fol- lowed. He will save himself arrest if he will return this bicycle to me at The Republican office and Ao questions will be asked. Jimmie Claffey. bl
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Excess in tempeftture yesterday. 2 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, "A degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 235 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January to date 211 inches. Actual precipitation January to date, ..25 inch. Deficiency since January 1, 1.s6 inches. ROBERT e. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
AUTO OWNERS

< AUTO OWNERS \ wINDSHIELDS. GLASS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS, GENUINE PLATE GLASS. PRICES FROM s2.50 TO $4.0o SET.
 SOUTHWESTERN SASH & DOOR CO, PHONE 3003. 205 W. JACKSON ST-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MASS MEETING TopAY-The r,

MASS MEETING TODAY-The reg ular mass meeting of the Law Enforce ment league will be hesd at D. m. to- day in the First Methodist church. 200 West Monroe street. Prof W. r. Me Cartney will give the address. Sub ject: Our Future Education Prof. Mccartney, a thorough scholar of wide travel in his lecture work will be well worth hearing. Music furnished by the male quartet of the First Baptist church,
 COMPLAINT REcEVED-Claimi that proper and prompt shipments can not be made from the stockyards at kingman, residents of that place have filed complaint with the corporation commission relative to livestock ship ments from that point. The matter will be heard in Kingman on March 25, according to the time set yesterday by the commission.
 TO CONDUCT LAND SAlE-C. E. Ashley, chief accountant of the state land department, will conduct a public land sale at Florence on Monday.
 CALLED BY MOTHERS DEATH Mrs. E. P. Bindings, formerly manager of the federal employment service here during the. war, has been called from her home in San Francisco to Fl Paso by the death of her mother. Mrs Bid dings expects to visit in Phoenix on her return 10 san FrdnclScO. Whlle nefe she will be the guest of Mrs. s. A. Metten.
 FORMS PARTNERSHIP - An nouncement was made yesterday that sam H. Kyle, formerly city attorney of Bisbee, who has taken up the practice of law in Phoenix after several suc- cessful years in the border city, has ombined his office with that of George T. Wilson at POT National Bank of Ari- zona building.
 ALLOWS MILEAGE CLAIMS Claims against the state by the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad for transporting members of the National Guard to and from stations in Arizona during October. November, December 1920 and January 1921 at the regular passenger rate of cents per mile should be allowed, according to an opinion rendered yesterday by Attorney General Galbraith. Before the war the railroads were required to furnish trans portation at the rate of cents a mile for officers and men of the National Guard. In 1917 when the government took control of the railroads the pass enger fares were advanced to 4 cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-16


Nfs. Townsend and Nn J. A
i'lptln Nsrs visitors 90 insl seek
iloFpiha Tucker sas received ~
transfer from The South sehoal.
Minnie ola Gibson has moFeI oli
a the oity.
.onssle MAY Cfaln. from Colorado
Springs, Colo. has entered thr
first grade
Garland sampleY. Of AMBER. has
enrolled IL tho 10 grade.
Nltian Alsenon was resolved hy
transfer from tho Northwest sosoai.
several pupil arr oui o. fehfsi
nn hocoant ~ llinoss. Among tho
nnes who have been IN and Who err
back in school are Rosemary Daft.
Olive and Mary Rcnshae. Clara
Mac Johnson and Ruby Hollis.
last Wednesday. Row r. o. T.
norxan and Rev G. y inmrs. ni1.
lslom Of the Methodist eanfh b and
uhc Christian oaHffh FereeiIFriy.
cane out aad talked q, iho panlf
m Education and o. lion0flf."
McFdanca James stldnono Hni
r. y Duncan were csllou ai thc
school last Friday.
Beatrice Tucker. frum Wichita.
Kan. has entered th'a eeh1rl
NofthWest scroot.
Mesdamoa llulley. uAmot anil
Yeagcr. patrons of lhc school. Wer'
fiallafs lasi week.
IN thc fire irIll last wok. lh
building was cleared in IS minute
fay. rcnll and J. W. Palmer Nh5
have been living ln tho Wet a0haol
district have moved TO 900 Noul
Twelfth street and have enrolled il
the Northwest school.
Great interest Is being manifested
IN the girls nosly organized has-
ket bali teams. Niss weolulne g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-16
SCH!E.E!aQ|z).LS

,uash. Tho perseni oi mo teams
g. na fll0Ha Ffrt Team. fof
Nafia N|sli Ffsdorrs aai llefiha
Oayl ilFf'uE teliaF. GLADYS Roy
phuiifi second center louHle nlr
reai guards. Ffa Nae iiogiln
ora Marie iiaisr Second Team
lfrfsnls. willie Wralal and tHrA
iasseYi jumping rfHler tfnlfi
Chssin. stsoad fufiff tall HlsaeY
0aafdi Gertrude Yonas shi i.ofade
iisrh
ln n arithmetic wurt Ia the
hlfhcf rFadca. q contest In fpce'l
md acpn0 s. trinf usci. Team
frltfioi nun fho saaiona flsssei
compete. problems helaK given IN
q four hiniiutlili rfu1offff. The
fru'n am bulns watched with
,afof interest
West Sthsai.
Patrons who hafo visited with a.
this Wrfk afc. Nrt ~ q liuric.
NH G. e Llnaneai ~ Wlii floi.
roe. Mrs ~ F Iinyo iu r. y
Moore. and Mra Mills.
Na Keils Clark. principal u ihc
Nouhvca' sthhni. visited ln our
Ghn0l Thur iay aiiofhooa
uli.c NtAism g. o nov pupil IN
ih second Grade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-16

ST. Louis. No. b,c. ie Tine Knot
lsl acne. which was developed
ngo ycau ago as a child welfare
movement hy tha So Louis Nsi.onal
fsaruc Baseball club. aai e-.oou
COS. members in attendance at
gamr Of the Cardinals here last
season. Samuel Brcadon. president
" che club announced. Boys uudel
rs years old are admitted free 10
week day games under the plan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-16
WOULD PROVIDE FUND
FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF

Washington. Dec. tG.-An appro.
priation OF twenty million dollars
would be available for the purpose
OF grain and other food products fo'
distribution In the famine districts
of Russia under a bill fayorably re-.
ported today by the house foreign
affairs committee.