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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
Bridge Building
TO Be Discussed

. a N 4
Members Of the board Of county
commissioners. Dave c. Hybarger,
chairman; Tom McElroy and Sell
Pursley are In Oklahoma City this
afternoon In conference with state
highway department officials regard.
Ing the proposed bridge over the
South Canadian river between Minco
and Union City.
As q result Of the recent flood. a
now contract for the construction OF
the bridge probably will be made
Chairman Hybarger said this morn
ing. The matter will be discussed
with highway department officials
and members Of the board Of county
commissioners Of Grady county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
City May Get FIeldpleee.

A bill authorizing the secretary Of
war TO donate to the city OF Chick.
asha a German cannon or fIeldpIece
has been introduced In the house OF
representatives by Congressman l..
NJ. Gensman. according to letter
received today by one OF the con.
gressman's friends. The bin, which
has been referred to the committee on
military affairs. provides that the
cannon or fIeldpIece shall be one Of
those captured by the American
forces from the forces OF the i'm
perlal German government and shall
be used for ornamental purposes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

invineIblef throughout. Only one
time was he In serious danger and
that did not prove TO he hard
grade 10 pull. Only three MIdsets
reached second and one Of these
got as far as third. The stIcemen
lacked the punch 10 bring him homo,
however. In addition TO HIS stellar
mound work. Poolaw smashed eul
three singles In three trips 10 the
rubber and scored one Of tho home.
iInga' runs.
For two innInga. Hon. Jawn r'anl
Jones. alleged h.niIng ace. held the
Chicks hI,ieas but thereafter he was
hIi freely until relieved by Herbert
Hoover diminutive southpaw. Hoo.
yer was found for four hits In two
innings. .r'ftsI He II
Miner started the scoring In the
fifth when he fall heir 10 a scratch
single. the ball passing untouched
between Glenn McNcly's legs. Hayes
single sent the sailor 10 second and
he advanced 10 third while Manager
Drap was being thrown out. Buster
10 McNelly In m attempt TO com.
plete n double play. McNally threw
the ball away and Miner counted
while Poolaw was passing to second.
Hughes and Johnson worked lawn
Paul for pair OF free passes. fIll.
Ing the bases. Green then raped
out long sacrifice ny that scored
Poolaw. I..
The only earned run Of the game
was chalked up In the sixth. p.
Mclean started off with single. was
sacrificed to second by Jim Mclean
and scored when Hayes rapped out
n single. Singles by Jim Mclean.
Miner and Poolaw and McNally's
error gave the Hayesmen two In
the eighth.
After two had been retired. Char.
ley Sits outfit threatened 10 start
a rally in the seventh. McNally
singled. went to second on Buser's
single and both advanced when
Chief Nose Poolaw uncorked wild
heave that Hayes was unable to
handle. Dewey A'Day drew base
On balls but was retired at second
when Isom. pinch hitting for Jones.
sent an easy one to Hughes. only
one other time during the game
lid Missourian base runner reach
he keystone sack.
"Hipp' Hodges probably will work
or the visitors in the second game
Y the series. to be played at Grady
ield this afternoon. Hayes may use
.efty Ingram.
. = . . . . = . . .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
P00LAW' 5 WORK
WINS FOR Chicks
Indian Pitcher = infieIder outfield
er Shuts Out Mldgets While
His Teammates Solve Offer.
ings of Jones and Hoover.

Poolaw's mastery performance
was the center of attraction at the
series opener with the Springfield
Midgets yesterday afternoon at Gra-
dy field. The Chicks won the con.
test, s to 0.
Allowing the larruping legionaires
only six blows, three of which we're
OF the scratch variety, Poolaw IVES
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
Short Stories
Of the Town


Col George N. Wyatt. formerly Of
this city. IL now editor and owner Of
the IIcaldton Herald. at Healdton.
Oklahoma. Il was learned here this
week. untIl short time ago. Col.
Wyatt was connected with the DAILY
Ardmorlte nj Afdmore. He served
several weeks as editor OF the Head.
tor publication before he purchased
the plant from Jack Hyde.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

Summary: Two base hit. H. Nc
Lean. Sacrifice hits. Cottsr. McNally
Buser. :. Mclean. Green. Bases on
balls. off Jones 2. off Poo,aw Q
Struck out. by Jones 3. by Poolaw O.
Double plays. Hughes 10 johnson 10
Sturdy: Klugman to McNally 10 Cot
ter. Loft on basss. Springfield ..
Chickasha s. Earned runs. Chickasha
I. Wild pitch. Poolaw. Time Of game.
1880. Umpire. Gilpen. filr', E.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
\ ssi'sAis Remedy FOR oIarrhess

Il have used chauberlaip's Collie
and Diarrhoe Remedy for years and
find Il to be the only medicine | can
relp upon to cure diarrhoea. collie
and cholera morhns. n has cured
many Of my frissds 10 whom I
have recommended Il. believe that
every family should kssp a bottle
Of n In the house. n Ia not safe to
bs w<thout H." writes Mrs. W. y.
Boeaman. NoberIy. Mo. i.si.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

II takes a man with iron nerve
TO pass up a cold glass OF BudweIsel
and hot dog at Ffledlander a Nc
Rae's. i2s chickaaha avenue. is.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

Mrs. Blanche Freeman. president
Of the womens auxiliary TO the
local post OF the American Legion.
IA In Rush Springs this afternoon 20
attend the funeral for Jesse Beeson.
world war hero.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

City subscribers 10 the daily Er
preas not receiving paper by ESQ D.
m. are requested TO notify Mrs. w.
d. Collier. phone COL. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

The poorest Arab woman paints
her eyes with kohl to make them ap-
pear larger and more brilliant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

MIss RagIna HebInek spent Sun
day IN Oklahoma city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
sPEciAL

Buing us your hemstItching and
pieot work. Sc per yd.-Singer
Sewing Cachine Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

Mrs Margaret o. BrIon is attend
Ing the Jesse Becson funeral in
Rush Springs this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

y. J. HebInek wen, to Duncan Sat.
urday on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
MASONIC MEETINGS

Chickasha Lodge No. "a. A. r. a A.
NJ. will meet In special communica.
tion at s o'clock p. m. July 10. 1921.
for work In the Master Mason de-
gree.
c. R. KIMBRO. Master,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

II you are all run down and have
iaat tired and don't care feeling.
drink Budwelsor. FrIedlander a Nc.
Rae. 12s ChIckasha avenue. 1921.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

II you are all run down and have
iaat tired and don't care feeling.
drink Budwelsor. Friedlander a Nc.
Rae. 12s Chlckasha avenue. is.2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cowan and
children left this morning for an
extended trip TO Ringing, Okla,
Dallas. Galveston and other points
in Texas
The osagea viii be all over Grady
county. but Chlckasha will be their
headquarters. 153t.
II your dealer won't sell you case
OF Bud for the house. phone Fried.
lander d McRae. They viii deliver II
TO you. 1s.2t.
United States tires are good tires.
Why take chances. Arch M. Brown.
l23 Kansas Avenue. 4-22-30t
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shockley and
daughter left yesterday afternoon
for q visit with relatives and friends
in Lindsay and Bradley
Hush, little Budweiser don't you
cry, you'll be kicking bye and bye.
at Friedlander & McRaes, 12s Chick
asha avenue. 1S-2t.
Green Stamp Cleaners and Dyers,
$40 Chickasha Avenue. We appreciate
all orders, large or small. We do
accordion pleating. Call us. We de-
ltvar Dhnuo Onn 1nrt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
The Poor Investor!
Hk 4 a@e8e

The originator of an idea has wasted his time unless
he is able to interest some one else in his creation
unless that else can enjoy it benefit by it.
1t is because thoughts freely radiated so
lily exchanged and spread broadcast-that this coun-
try is fine place to live in.
Consider the advertisements in this paper They are
thoughts. Many of them are thoughts conceived
with you in mind thoughts for your comfort-your
pleasure your health-your satisfaction Thoughts
that will save you time and money.
the voice Of American business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

The osages viii DO all over Grady
county. but Chickasha will be their
headquarters. 15st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19

United States tires are good tires.
Why take chances. Arch NJ. Brown.
l23 Kansas Avenue. 4-22-30t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
sueMITs REPoRT-Adiutan-

SU 6MITs REPoRT-Adjutant General Ingalls yesterday submitted to the office of the governor his re- port on the artillery encampment at Fort Bliss in which Battery A of Glagstaff and Battery B of Mesa par ucipated. There were in attendance from the former, one medical officer, four officers and 73 enlisted men; from the latter. three officers and 65 enlisted men. The report states that during the period of the encamp- ment, from August 21 to September 6 there was not a single breach of dis cipline.
 IN EXECUTIVE SESSIoN-Tht state corporation commission was ir executive session yesterday in the matter of applications for certificate: of convenience and necessity for the operation of stage lines over various roads in the state. One interesting application was for a permit over tho Globe Superior highway which al ready has one line operating over it | This application was backed by pc tition signed by a large number O. citizens of Globe and Miami who. il is understood, are guaranteeing th' ability of the applicant to operate th' line on schedule of fares and freigh charges considerably less than thos' at present charged. This matter wa taken under advisement.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
BONDING COMPANIES !. PAID CITY QUICKLY

Appreciation of the prompt settle ment made by the six bonding com panies which had posted bonds to guarantee the city's deposits in the Central bank. which closed its doors some months ago. was expressed yesterday by city officials following final payments by the bond com panies- The city was paid every cent of the approximately s27o,O it had in the bank.
 As is customary everywhere, de- pository bonds must be given the city to guarantee it's funds on de- posits in banks. When the Central Bank failed to open it's doors the city's deposit in it was about s270, 900, protected by bonds given by the six companies Failure by the companies to pay the city promptly would have meant delay in various work being carried on by the city. including the new Verde Water system. which will be completed in November or De- cember- The companies paid quickly | however.
 The bonding companies and the amounts of their bonds were as fol- lows:
 Maryland Casualty company. s3o.- 900; Hartford Accident and Indem- nifty company. s1o.00O: Southern Surety company. s100.000: Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland s50,000; Fidelity and Casualty com- pany of New York. s30.000: U. S. Fi- delity and Guaranty company of Bal timore. s5o.ooo.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
LITTLE GIRLS ID
 PULL MOTOR GAR

Probably no more novel motor car demonstration has been held in the state than that which will be given at noon today when two little girls, Mary Josephine Parsons, 6. and Mildred Morin. s. pull a Franklin sedan through part of the business district.
 Mary Josephine weighs 53 pounds and Mildred 56. The car they will pull, new stock model just received. weighs 2,775 In addition to it's own dead weight it will carry "Bob'' Hunsiok, manager of the Franklin Motor Car company. who will steer 1t.
 The two little girls, hitched to the car by hair ribbons. will be started from standing start at Central ave- nue and Monroe street. They will go south to Adams street and then west toward the Franklin agency. The demonstration was arranged by Hun- sick to show the ease with which the car is propelled.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
LocnLR1e6

WAS IN POMONA-J. K. Wheat has returned to his home on South Central avenue after a stay at Po- mona, Calif.
 HAS RETuRNED-Mrs. Grace Mackay of 1917 North Central ave- nue has returned to Phoenix from a stay at Santa Monica, Calf.
 ONE LICENSE TO WED-A n- cense to marry was issued yesterday to Felix Valenuela, 23. and Isabel Gusman, II both of Goodyear.
 TWO DlVORCES GRANTED = Two decrees of divorce were granted yesterday by Judge Jenckes as fol- lows: Claire Belle Reuser from Ran dolph Reuser, and Sue Willie Davis from Hugh Davis.
 GOES TO FLORENcE-Mis Mer- cedes Vernez of Warrensburg, Mo. who arrived here Monday and spent the day with her sister. Mrs. J. M Holub, 917 North Fourth street, has proceeded to Florence to take up he1 duties as supervisor of music in the Florence public schools.
 WAS CARRYING IIQUoR-Fran cisco F'rascio was arrested last nigh by Deputy Sheriffs Blanco and Meek: and Constable Evan Wilson aftel they caught him at Fourth avenue and Apache street with five -gallor jar of "moonshine" whiskey strapped to his back. Charges of transporting intoxicating liquor will be hlet against him today, the officers said. THREE TO FLORENCE Ieput. Sheriffs R. M. Price, Harry Diehl an, Frank Bell will leave for Florence b. automobile today to take three pris oners to the state penitentiary. Tn men are Sam Mendevil, sentenced t serve from 20 to g years on charg l of robbery; Kaye o. Rex, sentences 1 to serve from three to five years ol I a charge of forgery. and Gabriel Fon seca, sentenced to serve from two t l five years on a charge of burglary 1 MEDICAL BOARD NAMED-An nouncement was made yesterday 0 | the reappointment by the governor 0 1 all the members of the board of med
 ical examiners except Dr. Charles : Vivian, in whose place Dr. c. F ! Yount of Prescott was named. Tn other members are Dr. A. l.. Gustet | ter. pr. Paul R. Collins, Dr. Anc l Martin and Dr. John Wix Thoma. l The terms of all had expired. D Vivian at the time of his appointmer
 was a resident of Humboldt but ha l since come to Phoenix. That Yava l pal might continue to be represente
 on the board. Dr. Yount was al
 TWO SENT TO PRIsoN-sai II Mendevil, who was found guilty sey
 eral days ago by jury in the su II perior court on a charge of robber. Il yesterday was sentenced by Jude fl Stanford to serve from 20 to 22 veal \ in the state prison. He was charge
 with holding up and robbing ;. Chinese storekeeper in Mesa sever;
 weeks ago. Kay O. Rex. who ha , pleaded guilty to a charge of forger 1 yesterday was sentenced by Juds ,l Stanford to serve from three to fl,
 years in the state penitentiary. IT !, case was worked up by A. l.. Uhle
 secretary of the Merchants and Maj 1 ufacturers' association. Both me
 will be taken to the state prison
 Florence today.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14

A SILVER TRowEL LODGE, xy7, U. D. F. & A. NJ. will confer NW the First Degree tonight at 1880 o'clock, in Masonic Hall. All visitors cordially invited
 H. H. SHIRLEY, W. M. (Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
NEW PUMP ADDS ID WATER SUPPLY OF
 TOWN IF GLENDALE

GLENDALE, Sept. 13.-The town of Glendale is busily engaged Tn ln- stalling a large 14-inch Layne and Bowler centrifugal pump at the new well south of the ice plant. The pump is being installed so that it may be operated by a 50 horsepower oil engine or 40 horsepower cleo tric motor. This Is the largest pump in the battery of five, the other four being all four inch pumps. The well that this pump will lift the water | from is 425 feet deep. With this | well equipped water system and the unusually large storage tanks, Glen dale will have a most plentiful sup ply of water.
 Rebuilding Garage Building Active rebuilding work has been on North First avenue. The work Twill be pushed to completion.
 Sells Property
 B. R. Thomas has sold his property in East Catlin Court to Rev. c. w Taber. MT. Thomas and family will soon move to California.
 Ladies Aid Society | The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet in an al day meeting Thursday at the cluf house The members of the menr committee are Mesdames c. Sheets F. R. Foate, Guy Sheets and R. L Sewell.
 New Baby
 Rev. and Mrs. Vargas are thu
 proud parents of a son. Rev. Var gas is the pastor in the Baptist Mex ! ican mission.
 sl l.. E. woolery accompanied by hi father, G. w. c. Woolery returne' last week from Tombstone wher [ they have been spending the pas six months.
 Bible School Lecture
 Sunday evening at 7:40 the open s ing service of the Free Bible lectur | series in the newly erected tent mort !, of the City park will take place 5 This cotton tabernacle is styled tn l. Present Truth Tent" and is we seated with folding chairs, electri ctlly lighted and fitted for stereop 7. ticon. A piano has been installed f and special music for the openin Q night will be furnished by group (
 students and teachers from the Ari . zona Academy at Phoenix. a religion . school of the Seventh Dad Adventist }, under whose auspices the meeting t here will be held.
 j. The meetings will be conducted | e EvangeHsts Roy I. Benton. and l.. D Ragsdale. and assisted by the loc' v pastor Elder NJ. Shepherd. e Mir. Denton states that the meei : ings will all be free to the publ f and that the invitation is extends
 alike to Christians of all church. e as well as those belonging to I z church. In commenting on the natul ' of the meetings. MT. Denton said: ' i, is not our purpose to belittle othe = or make light of other creeds. but t fo ha T ent Truth and support our presents U tiens from the Scriptures in wa : that will interest young and ol IS Christian and sinner, creating in Il lr hearts of unbelievers a desire T. know more about the Bible and
 author, and to encourage believers ie go deeper into the mines of Tru j. already opened. While free-will 0 s, l ferings will be received. no effor ye will be made to raise large offe ,e ings by appeals to the people. DO purpose to treat everyone as frient
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
Short Staple
 Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept 13-Cotton closed firm and irregular at a net advance of 41 to 5S points Spot cotton quiet. 21.3o.
 Cotton futures closed irregular: October, 1898; December. 20.02; January. 1888; March, 1855; May, 1s.45-
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; not much change in tenn perature.
 Colorado: Generally fair Wednes- day; cooler in West portion. Thurs day fair. Cooler in north and east portions.
 New Mexico: Generally fair We'd nesday and Thursday; no decided change in temperature.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
LITERALLY

Madge-I heard Aunt Jane criticiz- ing my bathing suit scandalously-
 Mabel-She had very little to talk about.-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
LIMITATIONS

Mrs. Hokus-I understand your husband brides himself on being a <handy man about the house. l sup pose he can make anything.
 Mrs. Pofus-Oh, yes; about the only thing he falls down on is mak- ing both ends meet.-New York Sun
Arizona republican., 1921-09-14
USE FISH Hooks FOR MONEY

Fish hooks are the accepted cur rency among the inhabitants of some
 of the districts bordering the Persian gulf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

Mrs. Rosa aHi!cy Hudson, widow
~ l.. /. Hudson died last night a,
30 o'clock In hcr residence. o5it
Hanover Avenue. after an illness OF
several months Mrs. Hudson was SS
years OF az" last Monday Sh. was
horn in Amelia County, and had re-
sided In Richmond FOR many Years.
and had q wide circl" of friends. She
- snrN lv"d hN on" daughter. Mrs. Esy
tell" Atkins aud two sons. IA. g. and
VI g Hudson. All "i hi. city. Three
sisters, Mrs Mary hudson. Of Rich :
m"nd Mrs " T.. King. nf Durham.
g.. aud Mrs VI j. Nunnaliy. OF
West Virginia. and two brothers.
Charles y Bailey, ~ Richmond. and
Horny y. Bailey, "i Ava. W. Va.
ats" surviy" h"r. several grand =
children aler survive her. including
ii;'I" Rose Atkins, daughter OF Mrs.
Est"li" Atkins
Mrs Hudson was :. member Of Cal
vary BAPTIST Church. She was OF "A
very jovinl disposition and was eS-
pccinlly fond Of yoIug people.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS had not been
complicated !asr night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
.FURMAN STEAMSHIP LIME:
CHARGED WITH REBAT!NG
Is Cited to Appear Before
State Corporation Commits
sion January ~.

Til" furmau Line. operating e
steamer carrying freight ana pms
scns"rs between Richmond aud Nor
i"lk and Nay points, was cited hy tn"
state corporation Commission to APP
r"ar h"f"rr II on January IL and
sh"w c.ws" why II should not Il" nn.d
for violating tn" rules OF tn" com
mission.
Tn. Furrau Lin" Is charged in
four counts with rebates: charging
ono customer l"ss tnam shown by tn"
tariffs authorized. and discriminating
~ it's freight rates Norfolk aud
Portsmouth, concerns named as
thoS" whi,n received special fnvorS
q, the hands 81 III" FurnHu Line.
The penalty under each charg"
Sled is e I'm. III $500 ON each charge.
IL ih" charge Is proven.
To-day tn Stat" Corporation Com
mission wiil hear IA" application or
the Spotsylvauia Telephone Company
FOR AN Increase In tclcph"n" rates
and for ~ chang" In service.
Tn" commission viii also hear to-
day III" answer Of IN" Old Dominion
l'nwCr Company. az Norton. tp q
ohar-" Of not complying wiki th"
law IN Keeping tariffs on ni" IN r.
"ilicc, aud discriminating in rates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29
COMMISSION CHARTERS
THE. BANK OF FIELDAIF.
New Institution Ia Henry tounty To
start Career with Maximum
CAPITAL of SID

fi"ldalc, the new industrial town
started 10y Henry Field. OF Chicago.
in Henry County, near MartiuSviIlc.
- I" haN" II new bank. tn" stat"
Computation Commission Yesterday
having iSaG"d :, charter Ia The i!ank
az Fi"ldaI", Ficldale. Va. with a
maximum capital OF $4,000 and a
minimum Of Sl5.o"0. Tho officers and
inc"rDorat"rs are: j. Frank Wilson.
or Fi"ldal". president: j. \. Brown.
OF Martinsvill". secretary: David
Lindsay. X. VI. Joyce a',d j. II. Going
"i F1"idal". H. y. Ford ANA : g.
mute. jr.. Of Martinsyilc y gen
crti banking business Viii L." done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-29

charge % the entertainment. and
presided over the mammoth
christmas tree. Laden with gifts.
which suited the vocatiuuS of the re
'ip'"ntS. Not II mcmher 81 tho or
SANITATION WAS overlooked. even the
visiting brethren received cirts and
best wishes from the Jolly Good
~, Nich'
y. i. Crafts. exalted rule was
master "f ceremonies until tn" an
pcaraucc "r santa Claus When the
pack az KRIS krin"lc Mas opened
and III" packages taken out. the FRS,
present was labelled From santa to
the ENaltcd Ruler" II contained u
miniature ph"n"rraph. this Being Tho
business at Mr.. Crafts. "i'arson"
SiIcr received Il rev Ejhl". Pat
Flynn. u whit" uiit.loth apron To
serve his lunches over tn" counter.
Ed sullivan. a real typewriter. and
Jack Eppcs. - lump Of dirt. There
wcr" other gifts too numerous To
mention.