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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
GERMAN YOUTHS TO HAVE
OPPORTUNITY FOR SPORTS
University Professors Seek Ia
Have Compulsory Military
Replaced With PLAY

BERLIN. Sept. Am n,,e,pn, "a
supply IN" beneficial physical! crcc,y
formerly secured by the cor,,,r
s""'hS through compulsory military,
running ana to give an oppori,iniiv
'"r sports and play which ia said "a,
ne needed [" save the German yo,,b
from utter moral ruin" is being
mai" by the Acndcmicai Snort a.
s"''"t'oh, composed Of university pro.
',"s"'S and by studcn, clubs i'm wa.
fions cities.
10" European Student Relief or.
"''N hcr" have been asked Ia surnI,
h!"t"f.ai and leaders for orp,njzcd
49, h'tti'". and. II possible. Ia srr,,,.
~ services Of t.. W Brennan il
rector OF athletics with the America,
"'"N or occupation at cohIcuz
drawn nv
'hySicai training. IN. German nr.
formations contend. would be .onc n,
~ E''"tcst rcg.ncraiing in
n""h''S which Cnuil at This tim. HI.
VI uphi I" bear upon tho youth or
ia" n"w republic Although thor. ii.
u widespread movement to prnyid.
:Hi''i"nt Fairgrounds FOR children
there has been little progress her.
t"ior" toward supplying the ,:crmon
S"Hth with organized athletics or
SNH'"mHtic physical training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Take Moving Pictures Of
Surgical Operations
IBy Associated prcssI

BEisLiN, Sept 3.-Au invention
by which detailed. enlarged NOV
ing pictures of intricate surricnl
operations are taken without in
tcri"rinE with the operating phy-
sicians and without the prr.,urc
OF camera operator has bccu
perfected by DR.. \. Won Huth.. of
Berlin. and now IN being used i'm -
number Of German medical uni-
NcrsiticS. for the benefit of stu
dents 1t Is claimed that tho st,,-
dents secure better i,s,rur,,n,
from Il study Of the moving Mo.
tur" of III" operation than from
Witnessing the operation itS.lr
TN" Operation camera" is do.
signed I" hang directly abny. ,h.
operating phNsician's hands Thc
y!u"inat biographical lamps are i'm ,
room above. separated from tho
operating room by u glass roof
AFTER the machin. has been
placed In position an operating
physician or Il nurse can starr IL
by pressing an electrical foot do
we" which Is all The attention
necessary on the part OF the dee
tor or the attendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
PLAN TO CHANGE NAMES
OF STREETS IN BERLIN
City Fathers Would Drop All
Designations Referring
To ROYALTY.

BERLIN, sept 3--A proposal pre-
schtrd to the city magistrate by
members Of til" municipal council to
remain" a number of the streets in
the city of Berlin has aroused Il great
d'al of criticism from certain classes
IL ~ not tho mere fact that names
are to be changed that caused In"
objections. but the statement that all
those names commemorative unu..
r'alisn VIII hc los in the shuttle. Il
Germany is It republic. the streets OF
her capital should have democratic
names. or at least they should not be
"uch as 10 constantly remind the pcr-
vi" OF the past. is the opinion of IA"
town. fathers. who believe thar Ger
man people should look forward and
not back ward
All streets. they recommend bear
ing tho names OF GcrmanN's Kings
aud queens should be rrchrig,cn.d
historical names, those referring to
battles and discoveries. rs well NJ T."
SCIENTISTS. composers and authora arc
10 remain AZ they are. Included tn
tie list TO lac changed arc KaIscr.
Friedrich Strars", Observation-Disclosures,
Wilhclm Strnssc. Kaiserin Augusta
lfa,@. Victoria Louise rla,z aud q
number of other we'll known streets
IN H"r!in The nam" Of Bchci. on" of
the nhostt prominent Socialists IN re
'rni years. is recommended to re
place that of Kaiser Friedrich
Naturally. all classes in Germany
who long for ia" return Of the mon
IrchN and I" whom thos. rulers
who's" names arc to be erased seem
the Very light the former gioriuuS
days. ar" opposing this move. Know
ing that To- Introduce the sentimental
aspects "f tn" case AZ argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Browning Stronghold of
Germany Will Soon Have
Been Dismantlcd.
is ONE REQUIREMENT
OFF VERSAILLES PACT


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Is a foGgth OF Ju.N ,Isa-.
the liitlc -ush >.Aua 90 Hrrr.-r
Ana moi a ,4., auE Sane ..t..- H..
at thar
Az >gr1r-, -n ,,..-
= men Who tra s.t-- ,r
fortress ana
. wilI.am y >., ~ 49,,
honharir,~-, g..rS
the it,s y't,,-rss -,<
wstyr ir no rs,a- a--.-
like x.yss-. N u.s.. x.r..g.
ana tA6'lE v-..- .r
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clouds ,r ses ,~--..
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wcst cs ClN-sv.- ~. -,
the Ki,l C.-al -rr 49,. j..
land a-c urac;icail, p.-v.-s.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

-r saa ,ssrs o.,r
T1e sa Under d, raa-
a ssh ot physical us.'-
t.-.h-- : !rtus@ca more.
'a- 7a- .aeS;.r- nE
ar5 ;as b.oeE
Ways Return ~ tr..
visitor sG-e-,y
E-5si hs-e.; = y.
t-h>f SKINNER ntfEs
mt the wr-e >a.a.
many Eng fish ,..u- -
Snow rs fame-s a5l-
a1' = suppose There
70. course E-.at and
1st.a,7. re--'a5 5h1,.
-' railway At IL. ;o.r.
''s gre a. pine ;-.eS s,-aEc.c -
s-~- hare save ca- ,hes-
-aie- ard roa-ta-r Srs<s and
'---E a;Et-> S-I ;Ass- are ao moe
i""- :rs1 - hospitals ~
80 tAe mol. city This ru-.
>N;, a. swQ-d : not.
1Fz-rE also Cor -es-
-at--- --s --syc--i1-
st.t-s taUa a. ,-t> season $
'--sS .rs celebration ls ne
Day - -7t-7snts0re MANY
s-4a- rA'lr- 'r-F
80 >ss r.: I.uca--. and 80
--sa Geneva p; perhaps ;he
atn 80 Valley Is even NOR, I'm.
20 ,.e s-- se:s ;ne-e
t-c ~ me -ovy-ssgl.. IN
-t- ---;4.. ca-s % ;Ae central
80 go: -.-s.nc O: balls The-r
rs 80 ,le ways -.
Nna- r.. valley IS
-- ---.1--a come wi.h "a
---s .zr-s on ;..- SIDES ,r.
$3.50, ss =. - az:lt.a. Gag and
'--tr a. .-vso:ss :; I'll parts O.. -
--1 c-1- -ea: n -aa.,
+ =. =4-5- Hrss wa. he 80 -,e-
r- 'te s.l mans messengers "a,
z zr ,.5.1:s Y1g r.ay SEE
-y 1ns the valley ana
80 , - ,aem asc.-5s af--l,
- ~ -L=-s Ike a. anth. =
-s s-E RI. ed S=iss mead
--.s = ~ s.-. air
- :~-coa, tzs% ard 49,"
h@ Ire SaId-en carry
10y s5~le u the ,l-
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- ea- ne i.,r. rea flames
1.@. among iae Stems
-s"- Ther I.zr- : no.
so ~ snt save the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Doctors Want to Know
Where Stork Comes In
tt"ryrirht. 1921. by Public Ledger
Company

Company.
BEI;i.lN. Sept a.-Amour Tho
SUBJECTS To be discussed 10y a Ger
nan medical society ut it's annual
convention in September will he
'hc myth about the stork. These
hcarded. specialized physicians.
som" OF whom have long strings
OF deGrecS after their names. will
attempt Ia probe this subject Ia
ts depths and solve FOR all atm.
TIL" question as to the origin of
IN" international fable of III.
Si"rks bearing tho newly born
babies Into the land of the known.
Not that they object to this long
legged. queer birds being associ-
at"d with them. bu, only bernus,
thcy are curious and bclicy, thu.
Whol" world iS-to know lust when
and how this partnership began.
The stork* who build thci; nests
on the hous"iopS in Holland and
u few ia til" lowlanis of Germany
nave NOT as Yet learned about the
intentions OF the German sctcn-
lists and il ia likely that when
they DO they may star, an invcs
t'Ga'ion of their own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
MILITARY AlRMAN SETS
NEW WORLDS RECORD

PARIS sept. ON returning from
It iriai ilisht on the new fns, MIA
chine with which II. was to tax. unr,
ia the aerial Derby in London. NJ
Sadt l.ccointc met with an accident,
which might have had serious com
sequences. tire OF one Of the land
ing wheels burst aud the wheel coil
!"pSed. the machine falling on it's
nose and standing on end The rilot
was thrown forward. receiving slight
cuts on tn" face and two slight frac-
tNrrS ~ Tho lcft arm below Tho clhnNN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

would only make the Democrats and
"p''' lSts even more determined they
'hs 10 hiaSund" Thorn by point
iaG out the folly ~ spcndinr ca ,nn,,
money ia changing ali the s,rnn,
S,Shs' winch are rromincntly placed
al every corner. ana thos. ON IN,
"'hh'ous"s and street ears at III.
present time. when Germany need,
money <" badly to pay her debts
''opyrighi, 1921. by Public Ledger
tOmpanyJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
nnns AnIcius Thrice nn,,v

LONDON. Sept 3.-The Ang"Ius l..
Jung thrice daily, after a lapse of io"
years AT the Church OF st Mngnus
IN" Martyr. London Bridge. where a
''W rector, the Rev u j. Eyncs-
Clinton. has recently been appnin,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

the century mark this venerable Baptist brother used
to be regular midsummer revival meetings
in his community.
Mr.. Terry born in Lawrence County, Ala where he
married. and he and his wife lived together for g years.
His daughter over 70 years old These old people
live together amid the beautiful surroundings picturesque
scenery of the Mississippi backwood where his daughter
still carries the od-tme home industry of hand-cardng
and spinning the wool for her dresses and his clothes
Mr.. Terry retains remarkable vitality for man of his
years, and is always glad to meet visitors, with whom he
with much interest He was in the Confederate
Army for two years. and when so years fought
the Battle of Chckamauga His grandchildren greatly
interested in the stories lie tells of his army days.
So remarkable character could not fail to attract the at
tention of the motion picture producers and camera
sent to Mr. Terys home record the history of his
daily life and show him the film for the benefit of the pa
irons of the movies In this film he will shortly appear
of the principal characters of cast consisting almost
entirely of old folks over 100 years old.
According the 1920 Census, many people in the u S.
100 years old Mr.. Terry is one of those
corded His health is excellent mind is clear and his
memory is good
To visitor at his home, Mr.. Terry authorized the pub
caon of the statement given herewith in regard to his con-
tnued use Of Thsdi9Ids Black praught x,...a,,r.
bs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
catches king Of Al, l,n,..

LONDON sept 3-At "A hotel a.
Richmond i!ili l. Vaughan. formerly
'ihcial rat-catchcr To the Surrey
county Council. captured rat meas
iring - IL inches from nose to the
l = az It's MI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Clara Smith HdnOn
Thanks Friends in
Written Statement

II shall cndeayor earnestly Il
prove myself worthy OF your friend
ship" Clara Smith Hamon said this
afternoon IN n written statement nd.
dressed TO my friends In ChIcka'
sha." and which was submitted for
publication.
Tho young woman recently OK.
onoraled Of the murder OF the late
Jake l.. Hamon. millionaire republl.
can party leader. oil magnate and
empire builder, has been In the city
reveral days. She was the guest OF
friends here. She left yesterday
afternoon for Ardmorc. The fol.
lowing written statement was sub.
mittcd for publication this after.
noon:
I'm dear letters. kilograms and
personal conversation of sympathy
and congratulation. there was no
town represented better than Chick.
asha, and | take this lean OF ex-
tending TO my good friends my sin.
ccrest thanks.
During my brief atay recently In
chickasha. | made many new friends
whom appreciate very much. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Leeai Lad Winner.

Competing against children In
many towns and cities In Oklahoma
and Texat William u owsley.
known among friends of the family
M "nlllIe, 0wsley. son OF Mr.. and
Mira. ]. W. Owsley. was one OF the
ten winners Of a composition writ.
linz contest conducted by the Grolier
Society. The compositions were
barred on certain subjects discussed
In a set of books published by the
soelety. Winners OF the contest
are to be given an encyclopedia set
or q set Of biblical story books.
Ellie" Is n student In the North
Ward school. lie Is 10 years Of
age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Making Use Of Lizard Skin.

The IiznnIs ~ %India-nnd India has
0 great crop OF them-are hunted for
their skins. women's and ~cliiiren's
shoes. purses and handbags are manu-.
facinrcd from them. These articles
aave been found TO wear ms well as
calfskln or glace Kid. The average
skin Is two feet square and II worth
y cents. A pair ~ shoes mude "
lizard skin eosis four doiisrs.-i'opu.
Tar Science monthly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
CH|CKASHA HIGH
IS EASY WINNER

Playing errorless ball and netting
II rum with 90 safe hits. the Chick
asha high school baseball team won
an easy victory over the Amber
high school lads at Amber yesterday
afternoon. Coach Williamson's men
scored two uns
Leland Adams started the hitting
barrage in the first inning. First up,
he smashed out a three Dagger, the
ball sailing over the fence into q
field of hay. Citizens was on the
lob and returned the ball in time to
hold Adams at third. Wasiburn,
second batter to face Wilkerson,
then cracked out a single, scoring
Adams. Five runs were scored in
the first inning.
The Straussmen scored in every
inning, save the seventh and eighth
stanzas. Starting with a three bag
ger by "Washie" Washburn, four
tales were registered by the locals
III the ninth inning.
A home run by Carnaham, right
fielder, gave Coach Williamson's
squad their first run. The ball was
knocked over the barbed wire fence
separating, the hay field from the
playing field and before Cam or
Green could get over the fence, find
the ball and return it, Carnaham
had paced home.
Two singles in the ninth >inning
brought the second Amber score.
Thomas, probably the most consis-
tent player on the Amber aggrega-
ton, singled over third base.- He
swiped second and scored Oh Wilker-
sons safe blow to right field.
The Straussmen put up a wonder
full exhibition of baseball and had a
workout tliat should strengthen
them in their games with stronger
teams. The Amber team made only
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

would like TO shake the hands of
all OF YOU who arc for me- and
have shown your loyalty during my
recent trouble.
Again | extend my very CRATE.
fl thanks and assure you | shall
cndeayor earnestly 20 prove myself
worthy OF your friendship.
CLARA Smith iIamon"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

The eight i%rntlinr fruits consumed
u New York riiy during The c.arse ~
me year would MI iO.trm treiriu ears.
this would make u tram 31U miles
ong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

This name ~ given Ia the shells 81
4 gasirappd mollusk nf the family NJ
Turbinidae. which ure much valued
for their beauty. suggesting by their
gorgeous metallic tinfs The rlumage
II pheasants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Personal Mention


Mrs. Edward cllkcy was a visitor
In oklhoma City yesterday after
noon.
City subscribers TO tho daily FIX.
press not rccclyIng paper by e:3o p
m. are requested TO notify AIRS. W.
ID. Collier. phone COL. n
DR.. W. l.. Coleman. Of Tulsa. IL
visiting his wife aud children at
their apartments, 1877 Kansas nv.
cnue.
"On with the Dance"-Danclng
tregularl every Saturday night nj
Rosenqulst Hall over Tignor's. Man.
agemcnt, Morris and Hallum. SGT
George Jones and Miss Fay Ilu.
lett. OF Oklahoma City. afe ex.
pected In the city Sunday. They
will be tho guests u Miss Aldene
boucher. SIS Minnesota avenue.
Dancing tonight at R%osenqrest
Hall. over Tignor's Grocery. Real
music. Everybody welcome. cit
Mira. Jack LeMaster, OF Duncan. ~
tie guest OF Mr.. and Mira. James 7.
Shofncf. Mrs. L.eMaster Is the
mother Of Mrs. Shofner.
City subscribers 10 the daily FIX
press moi receiving paper by $50 p
m. arc requested to notify Mrs. w.
d. Collier. phone col. u
Nj. and Mrs. r. l.. Moody ara
visiting relatives and friends In
Walden. Ark, and H%eavener. Okla
They plan to be gone several days
CITY subscribers to the daily Ex
press not receiving paper by $3.50 p
m. are requested to notify Mrs. w.
ID. Collier, phone C9l. u
ION with the Dance"-Dancine
(regnlar) every Saturday night at
Roscnauist Hall over Tignor's. Man
agemcnt, Morris and liallun. ST.
Dlncing tonight at Rosenquest
Hall, over Tignor's Grocery. Real
music. Everybody welcome. 91t
Auto repairing, storage, cleaning
G. B.. w, 421 Kansas. l4.tf.
Gas and electric bills are due and
payable at the company's office on
or before The 10th. Unless paid the
service may be discontinued with
out further notice. S'et
Rose Wonder, tle LIVING A-i.ay Is
at the C~hickasha Hotel today and
Sunday. Her diagnosis are abso-
lntelv free Git.
Mrs. Ed Rogers of Holly Springs,
Miss. and Chas. Milne of Council
Bluffs, Ia, are in the city visiting
Their brother, /. A, Milne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
On. Much nettrri

Better 10 have n policeman call you
Town than take you up: better to
AVE him bnwi YOU out than haul you
n.--Eoston Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

ovsmbcs wrsf Faise Hair.
The uvanhos, a Saul, Africnu tribe.
senf long piuiis and ~lrrsses of faIss
mir.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

Summary: Two base hits. Wash.
burn. W. Adams ts). Three base
hits, l.. Adams. Washburn. Home
IN. C%arnaham. Sacrifice hit, Gam.
struck out, by Stcinberger s. by VII.
kprson .. by Thomas ). Hit by pitch.
ed hall. b. steinberger. wilkerson.
Wild pitch. Thomas. Stolen bases,
Wnkerson. Citizens. ", Adams.
Washburn go. c. stoinbsrger tsl.
c. &. stelnbcrgcr t2l. Huntiey. II.
zen. Gam. Roach. Green go. Time
o. game $500. Umpire. McNeoley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
notice

Fishermen get your minners and.
aekle at 200 \. 9Th. Hurry up Shoe
shop. s.et.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

WaFftaHc liccHtc.
Eugene v, LaIloon. age 90. OF
~chickasha, and Miss Mary Ellen
Haynes. age %. OF Chlckasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

one error. this heinz n boot OF a
fast gronnder by Daison. The hos
score:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09
Short Stories
Of the Town
In Police cour,

\ complaint charging Damon
cofbln with exceeding the speed
limit on Kansas avenue was nlcd
IN municipal court this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

Mrs. Edward clikey was a visitor
In oklhoma city yesterday after.
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

City Subscribers TO tho daily FIX.
press not Eocclylng paper by ESQ p
m. arg requested 10 notify Mrs. W.
d. Collier, phone COL. Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

DR.. W. l.. Coleman. OF Tulsa. II
visiting his wife and children ut
their apartments, 1877 Kansas nv.
cnue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-09

George Jones and Miss Fay Hu
lett. OF Oklahoma City, afc ex
pectcd In the city Sunday. They
will be the guests u Miss Aldene
boucher. SIS Minnesota avenue.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-10-20
COST OF ELECTION
SMALL COMPARED
TO POSSIBLE SAVING.
Reckless Spending Will 30 Cut Short
with the Election Of hestos,
johnson and. Kitchen.

Taking the governors own estimate
of $125, 10000 as the cost Of the recall
election, that will be a mere bagatelle
as compared with the benefits to be
derived from having it. Not only will
the reckless spending Of money be
stopped Immediately after election 10
over, but the credit of every citizen will
be improved several times as much 40
the average citizen will put into the
campaign fund plus the public cost Of
the election.
A total Of about Sc, 600, 10000 needs
to be brought into North Dakota before
January /, 1922, If the farmers and
businessmen Of our state shall be able
to get the necessary new and renewal
loans and business credit that they
need In order to keep hundreds OF them
from leaving the state and to avert q
financial collapse Of such serious con-
sequence that we will not be able. to
recuperate from it in less than Is
years. II on October % the citizens Of
North Dakota will 60 to the polls and
by decisive majority demonstrate to
the world that we are not knowingly
going to follow the leadership of men
who cold-blooIediy advocate and prac-
-tice the repudiating Of honest debts
and that we are not going to continue
men in public Office who dare not pub
licly dent the misrepresentation Of pub
lie funds more corruptly perhaps than
the officials of any state in the union
have ever been accused of, and violated
laws that minor officials have whole
sOmely respected since North Dakota
became a state, then the people can al
most Immediately commence doing bus
mess again with the outside world on
a normal basis and the cost of the re.
call election will prove to be one of the
best investments that the people Of
North Dakota ever made.
When Frazier, Lemke and Hagan
and their supporters complain about
the cost of the recall election they are
not thinking about the little bit that
each taxpayer will have to pay. They
are thinking about the unpleasant feel
ing of being disconnected from the pub
lie treasures of the State.
Vote for Nestos, johnson. and
Kitchen and eyes, on the constitu.
tfonal amendment relative to bond is
sues and "Yes" on the six initiated
laws on October %, and you vote for
Honesty, Economy, Efficiency, opsn;
Books and Restored Credit. Il,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-10-20

Fargos Socialist daily Is at d loss q,
!! account Tor the fact that the 1ndepen.
GEMS can carry on a campaign With
Guy ., nlmfamming their supporters With
Alredale pup contests and bun calves
as prizes. It also knows that the IN
aepen 9 ~. are not getting the beniit
OF the large payroll at Bismarck. a
me penenciarles are now working Tor
the League. officials at the states 81.
,pense. The Socialist daily has No.
.cnallenged several times to show up = a q
expose any crooked financial deal tha4
the q IS. y. AS have resorted "a \ rs
s'lf'l to get money. The challenpe
has never been accepted. ''se''''l