davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23
GKer uno @teiefe ibernebmen @en=
tra. Garage. tr

Nrnolb S. @iier nno @m. S. Sic
iete itnb unter bem Namen Central
Nuto So. eine Yartneribip eiugegangen
unb baben OonnerStag lebter. @o6e
8eitk bes @ebdu0eS ser Central Ga
rage mel6e friber BON MlfreD 8alz
truid 9efiibrt mur0e un0 neben oem
@ebdl1be ser SEEM lllm Hural. Ielez
phone So. an 2. 91oro Strabe gelesen
lit, er9rtffen, 8et6e 9erren iino bier
10 porteilbaft befannt, 0aB es ni6t
notmenoig iein miro Ste ielben ipejiel
por5uitellen. Ste baben aud Ste n0ttz
&c Notwithstanding uno tire gbren=
bafttsfeit lit eine %befannte 1atla6e.
Die 9erren @iier lrnb @teiefe baben
Dor, bem groben Nutomobi( Sbom i'm
Wfonot Tebruar in ct. 8oul bet5u=
mobnen, bel mel6er @elegenbett ite erz
marten beftnttipe arrangements 81
trefien uni Ste lofale Ngertur fir Sic
meitbefannten Yadarb unb gfalb GorS
su iibernebmen. 9ie baben beretts
Sen 9ontratt fiir SEN clearinghouse
8atterte 0ienit fir bier befommen,
iomobl mte fir ste beriibmten &ellenz
9prinsfielo un1 H. s.. Summit @doer
nnb G0bren. 81
9as Auto 9ieparatur 0epartement
un0 8atteTN7N isHf Citation befinoe1
lid in Sdnoen bon 6. S. 9e@onoa,
ein M}ai4inilt Der auf eine 15=idbrige
G%rfabrungi 5uriidbltdtl mopon er fii1li
In oen sroben Soerlqno Merfitdtten
oerbradte. 9err 9e0onba lit ein
erperter Mai6tntit uno 8atterte Sc
paratnr Manr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

W}tilionar SCI efrfduft ser bt1tgen
Gongregattonaltlten Stride muroen
foloenoe 8eamte ermablt: Grdl.,
6rau $. 8. 8eeGer; @tse 8rai., Truu
s. IS. Mtler; Sefr., 6rau 6. S.
Mbceler; @6atm., Trau S. $.
I&rDof.
= Sn ser r%e9elmabi9en monatz
liden Ser ammlung ser @ermania
S6mel tern 2oge letten 9onnerStas=
abe11b muroen folgenoe 8eamte fit
oos folsenbe Sabr ermdblt: 8ra itoenz
tin, Trau 1beobore Mueller; @i5e
Yrd li6enttn, Trau @mtl @ebbarOt;
SIN. @efr., Trau @m. Sting; prot.
Sefr., Sri. Sulia 8ernbt; S6abm.,
Trau Grnit @tderSft; Marlballin,
Trou Sobn Nffolter; innere @ade.
6ral1- Mugult Sames; Gll bere @a6e.
Trau g. Subilta.
0tenstag LETTER @ode bemtr:
tete S. s. @etlaff, @ensral Ngen1
fir Sic Dodge brothers Motor Nuto:
mobile in 0ielem 0iltrift, rs ieine1
1ubz Mgenten nnb Nnge ltellten. 81
Tabrtf mar ourd S. g. Greb pertre:
ten, ser fiir5lt6 Ser Tabrif ser 0o0gv
8rotberS einen 8eiu6 abseitatte:
bate. I'm 6 ubr 80 ml1rbe I'M 9a
fota Souie ein 8anfett Ierptert. Nad
56lub besielben begaben itd ST
@dite ra6 benz 6eblaff 9aoen NO Fl
iid 5met Stunoen lang unterbielte1
iiber bte gei6dftliden s3uitdnoe In
allsemetnen nno bauptid6lt9 10 met
baS Nuto @ei6dft In 8etra6t fam.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

= @b. 1ouer: bon @prineftelb btel
ii6 Sonntag bier beiu6Sbalber anf.
= Trau Treo 8lab bon @intbro
beiu6te lette @o6e bteli9e Sermanot
un0 Treunoe.
SEER uno Trau T.>@. 96teffer
uno Iodter Nltce bon Mor9an be
iudten lebte @o6e bieiige 8ermanote
= Sri. @na Nble lit BON Mtnne
apolis 8uridgefebrt, moEiie lt6 .etlid'
Sage LETTER ISOLDE gu 8e{u6 auSsebal
ten bate. u
TransDfldes Gltenbein, iiderlid
baS aaerbeite uno Sic 8retie iirl
rcdt in G9leuoers Sutpelter 2abenn,
Nbp. 50-51 s x
& Brof. Yalmba6 bonn 81. Soar:
tin 2utber College oerretite geitern mad
Nppleton, @t8., mo ct Sic @eibna6ts=
ferten berleben mtro.
= @uso Nptb, ser itd am 2,
Oe3ember tint Union Soipttal ether
operation untermarf, lit mteoer mad
Saul e 5uriidgefebrt.
- SRI. Mi1oreb Gibner lit Gums
tag bon Minneapolis na6 bter 5uriidz
gefebrt INN Sic @eibna6tsferten bel
sen @ltern III perleben.
= Die SRI. Mgnes unb Sba 9palO=
ing bon @anba iparen BON Domnersz
tag bis 9tenstdg @dite I'M Trant
@utb Setm tn Cottonwood Somnlbtp.
= Garl Sod perreilte lette @o6e
na0 Morean no ct li6 eine fur5e
;3eit bel letner S6meiter Trau Saul
81 enbader 81 8eIu6 allfbalten miro.
Mfartin 56minsbammer upo
@lem 56mibt bon 9prinsfielb waren
aniangs ser ISOLDE tint George Sud-
net Scim an 9foro Yapne CITRATE gu
@ai tic.
: Irau 8. DC. .Tranb bon Sob
sen mclde bieier Gage tbrer Mutter
.Trou Guntlie Meinbarbt etnen angez
8ciu6 abgeitattct battc, 1T
mteoer na6 9auIe scrctlt.
Trou Serrp &rtcnfe pelde itd)
mcbrere Gage bel bteiisen @erluano=
ten uno TrelnOen bclllbSmetle aufgc=
bolten bate, lit apieoer nad ibrem
Setm III Sleepp Sue. 5urildgefebrt.
= elmer 6amann lit bier cinsez
troiien ln1 Sic @cibna6tsf erten bel
oe1l Gltcrn 9errn llno Srau Treo
Samonn sl perlcben. St be udt Oas
ct. Ibomas College III ct. Saul.
9cneotct M}artt lit Tmitag bon
Surol1, g. .. S%uriidgefebrt no CT
lei1er 56melte ur1o ieirem S6wa9cr
6crr uno Trau Mop @oroier etneu
,onsenebmen 8eiud abseitattet bate,
: @err .uuo 6rau Sid Manoer=
felb bon 9uron, g. .. perfiinoen bit
Nnfupft eineS itrammen Stammbdl=
terS Sber lehten ,Jreitea : ieta ST.
,meirtea matbte. 4Gral. Mai1beriel>
lit etl,e 1o6tcr bon Tralt @pa Dorr
BON bier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23
sooesfaQe.
Wm. Wrphmann.

SIN @robma,ln 6etm III bcr Nabe
bon Scarlcs itarb 6rettas Mn. @robs
mann, Elm frtiberer 8e,pobner bon
3tnben 1ownibtp unb jabelans 9es
>pobner bon COTTONWOOD 1opnibtp.
Gr ,par einem frcbsarttsen 2etben gum
Opfer sefalen, nit welGem CT iett
'Sem ,lcbten Sabre bebaftct gene ien
tpqr. Der @exitorbene mar betnabc
81 Sabre alt, bater I'M Sanuar 1871
.seboren >purbe. 4tl Seine Gltern SEER
iunb Bran Soiepb @robmann, itarben
por ether Meibe bon Sabren unb Der
@eritorbene bat ieitber auf Der alter
6etm itdtte gerpobnt NIT ietnen Brit
bern Nnton uno Brant lno ieiner
S6>peiter Sri. Margaret @robmam.
9as Acknowledgements fano Montag<
morgen um 10 u6r BON Der ct.
Sobn's fatbolti6en Stride IN Searles
aus itatt uno bic 8eiiebuns erfol9te
auf Dem fatboltiden Grieo bof.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23
@ergekt @eibnaGtsmarfem aui
@eibnadts 9afete nidt.

ADMINISTRATION, 8rtefe unt
&arten, Yafete uno @el6enfe iinb
rt6t %oollitdn6ig obne Sic @etbna6tS=
marie. Die acknowledgements be-
0eutet, 6ab, inoem man itd Der per-
i0nli6en Breunoe ertnnert, bic Me1li6z
; beitt5 t1qib jjNlsemetnen ni6ta %pergefien
bat. ,l.nflrn [~en -, g~ -
Sic Marfen bebeuteln[, cine allgemet<
ne: ,beiiere. Velun6bett bur@ Sic ST.
5iebung, 6>eSS7 Bu6ltfnmS,, fSSn Milnez
1iota .babenll.. Sic Marfeenl ,peri6ieSene
9npen BON 1Glinifen erm0gGi6t melAe
ii6 bon uni6dtbarem @ert flr Tquz
ien6e bon Miittern unb &tn0ern ernie
fen baben.' Die 81 iunobettS &reu5z
3iige IN SEN S6nlen baben iber 20O,z
600 &tn0er errei6t NIT ibren 2sfz
ttonen iiber @eiunobeit; Sic Bubltfaz
ton beS 9ealtb Sonrnal u1o sic Ser
brettung Ser 2iteratur IN enormen
Quontttdten baben ba5u bcigetra9e1l
ba8 Sntereiie ser 2eute I'M aa9emeinen
gu ermeden be5iiglt6 tbrer @eiu11obeit.
9ieie <nifen, Sic iebeS Gou1ltp
I'M 5taat errei6en, baben @elegenbeit
geseben betnabe ie6er Yerion In Min=
meiota gemtlie Beneftte gu eri6lteben.
@erbiitung tit 6a8 2oiun9Swort 0es
@rfolgS. MtdtS fann gr6beren ST.
folg brtngen ais SeOermarm gelege11z
bett gu 9eben 10 firth mte m09lt6
irgenbmelde Defefte Sic erbaben mag,
on ieinem &0rper 81 entbeden. 0tes
baben sic <nifen getan. 8
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

gu 8ermieten pSer gu perfaufen-
@obnbaus, NIT 4 3tmmer an 1856
sc. Jranfltn 9trabe. Na65ufraz
gen BEL Sobn Matbtomeb. a6o 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

Ma6i6mle-@erbe am 2. Sanuar an
Ais sc. @aibin9ton ,Strabe etne
91dbi6ule er0ffnen. Trau Sena
Santa. Nop. oil.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

- Wanie Man9el bon Tatrfa
rntermarf iid Mtttmo6 oteier @oG
I'M linton @oipital elmer Operation.
perrp Sen, friber IN Sprtnsz
fielb tpobnbaft lit jett IN Mtnneapolis
w%obnbaft no ,er als @e@tsanpalt
praftt3trt.
- SPARTAN Tabe[ bon Grant
Sorts, g. .. lit @ait bel ben @rob:
eltern, Serrn uno Trau q. S6ulfc 81
|8eiuG.
- German Maotfey @tubent 1T bea
Staats uniperiitdt, 1T ftir bic @e@=
naGtsferten I'M @eim Der Gltern etns
getroffen. ~ 1T
F. 9iamanteu in tpeiR @olo Monf
tierung, @inge, 2a @allters nno
Mabelr in Sdleuoers Sumelter
2aoen. NbD. 5O-5l
: @epatter @tor6 l~ieferte OienS=
tag I'M German Naoloff 5etm etn
muntereS 509ter6en ab CUR gro BEN
Treuoe ser Gltern.
= Or. 8. s. @tridler ~oerretite
Mittmo9na6mtttag na6 Stem Sort
UNI bte @etbna6ten BET BEN 306tern
2eola uno Sierra gu perleben.
= Serr uno Trau @m, 9maial
BON 5leepp @pe maren au8gan9S Der
@ode bel SEN @ltern 5errn uno Trau
Mnbrem @olf or. gu 8eiu6.
= 6enrp Gngel bon Norb Oafota
mar lebte @o6e in Seem nlm ais 3eu=
se in SEM Talk BON Charles &nuerz
itaot II. a. gegenf Sobn BrnrSsh. e.,
= SRI. Sren4s :,@t amm ,218e{e in
Mortb @tar Topnibip nntefri4t err
teilt, mar ar1sod1ss Ser @o6s pet beas
9errn :nno .169l raaH4 .AgTrnolb.
9tamm gu 8efu4- ."s-',a rs~ls ~
- Yoitmeiiter Sos. 76uelstamp
BON @aplorb mar 9amStag. tn Ser
UNI etne 3tptl 0ten1t Yriifung
gu belteben uno bieitgen Trennosn uno
Germanoten etnen 8elu6 a%b5uitatten.
= SRI. &atberine @etier, ste baS
Briar college in 8trgtnta be-
ludt, III bier e%tngetroffen, INN Ste
WetbnndtSferten BET Sen @ltern, Serrn
uno TrQu 81. Geo. 8. @etl er gu BET
(eben.
- Mi6aro unb Sobn @raff, mel6e
oaS ct. 5bomaS College beiu6ten,
lette ISOLDE bter eingetroffen, um
sic @etbna6tSferten bel Sen @ltern,
un0 6rau S. g. @raff gu BET
(e6en.
- SRI. &ate Oieori6 BON @an0a,
Ipelde ii6 BET ibrer 96meiter, 6rau
S6nobri6 III ct. @eorge,
1no onoercn Germanbten belu6Smetle
,ufsebalten bate, 1T ipteoer mad @auie
;uriidgefebrt.
Sic feinite Masmabl ppn Saiden<
fiji &erre,1 .nro 9amen in
.@lee s%aS{: sp'Dellier sa's"'
= Ser Srauenperetn ser bieit9en
Congregational &ir6e ermablte fol-
.e1loe Beamte fit oaS fommenoe Sabr::
prai,, Trtal1 @m. Metle;; 9t5e Erdi.,
6rau s. $. Stegel; Sefr., Srau
Clarence @teiefe; S6atm., Trau $.
3. 8eeGer.
= Trou Mrtbur @6letf mar lebten
0onnerstosobeno @altseberin BET etner
Gartenseielli6aft III tbrem 9etm.
6err uro Trau Sobn $. @oebfe uno
perr uno Trau Sen @atsa maren oie
&reiseemimer. Sin feiner Sund
pllrbe lpdt ant Nbeno lerptert.
= s. q. Dds uno @o. 8aer uno
sri. Sba Dds maren letten Trettog
III Sc Sueur no Tie bent 2et6enbe=
3angnts bon gilbert Dds, etnem
betmobnten. Der iunge
Monn ltorb Mtttmo6 uno lpar I6on
,tne 9leibe BON Sobren franf gemelen.
: s. 81. S@s bon bier uno q, s.
Dds BON Sprtngftelo iino BON Or
Tlortoo suriidsefebrt, mo- tie
Ii6 ;ueincm fur3en Belu6 alifsebqlten
batten. n9ermA. @osSda adb nj Ste:
@elegcnbeit mabu eeinenG Sell ieAnes
@runbctgentums TIT Srtanbo- sn-o
fauf en.
= Sn set Iahresperlammlugg ler
@eieffdlaft ser btt1tt9Ben
,,,o,noo+innnIi1tpn &frfp m11rApn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

Tragii6es 2os.-gagabun6: ~Sez
Ser @eg fiibrt na6 @om, 1ag'n Bic
5tu5ierten; Ser Spru6 lit b%erlogen:
10 oft / auf Ser 2anbfraB bin nno
mein' iebt fon1u1t balb Gom-liB i9
1dpn tpie6er I'M 2p6."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

gu perfaufen-@6ter Tarmer W}o=
lalles, oor5iielide Gualttdt, NH
IS Gents ste @allone. 5elepbon
GO3l4. Non. Sip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
HARRY BURST Is
HELD UPON FALSE
PRETENSB CHARGE
Arrested For Disposing of Car
Alleged Stolen Recently
Indicted By L. ;.

Harry burst recently indicted az
Indianapolis FOR violation ~ the fed
eral prohibition act. was arrested
by officers on tho charges 81 obtain
ing money and goods under false
pretcnsc. Upon the posting o. $500
bonds ne was released.
Sentence has not been pronounced
in the federal court in che liquor
case burst having pleaded guilty.
according 20 dispatches from In
dlanapolis.
To is charged in The new COM
plant that burst stole Studebaker
car in Chicago and drove o. 90 this
city. where ne IS alleged % have
sold it "Wednesday 20 PERSONS living
in this city for $3.50 Police officials
say burst may Doc held under a re-
Gently enacted federal statute
against taking a stolen car over a
state line
Other deals said % hae been
committed by burst occurred late
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

last summer when it IS alleged that
ho stole an Oakland car from Chi
cago and brought II 20 garage In
this city. trading f. for a new Dixie
FLYER and cash consideration OF
about 500. Chicago officials traced
The car 90 this city and attempted
20 apprehend burst. who had been
arrested some time after arriving
I'm this city on a charge OF obtaining
money by false pretense. but at the
time was released on bonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

tried several remedies without
success. decided to Try FREE sam
pie Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
and later bought more. When | had
used them about six months / was
entirely healed" tSigned Mrs. Floyd
w. Wise, r. /, Shepard, Ohio.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticurs
Ointment occasionally, prevent pim-
pies or other eruptions. They are a
pleasure 70 US. as is also Cuticura
Talcum, a fascinating fragrance for
perfurning the skin.
sampls Essh Frss b. Mail Addresr "cutiszra Lab
oratort.s Dept r nAidsn 4B. M.sA" Sold ever
vherr. soap 25c Ointment = AMI SO. Tslcum sc
80 Cuticurs Soap shaves without mug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
FOR SKIN IORIURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using ZemO. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Csc, OF
extra large bottle at S100.
. Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
entiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. II is easily
spoiled and costs a mere trifle for each
application. Il IS always dependable
The Z. ". Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18

hcaQ. ncy UCnco ana
burned and I scratched
them and large scales
formed. My head would
at times itch till ! could
not sleep az night. and my
hair became lifeless and
broke of.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-18
Mrs. F. w. Wise Tells
How Cuticura Healed
Pimples On Head

Ny head was full Of pimples and
they were even down on my fore
h..I IT,, .s-k-H 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
Many Er-S0ldiers
In City TO Attend
Alexander Funeral

Former soldiers from every sec
tion of the county are here this af-
ternoon to witness the placing of the
body of Robert E. Alexander world
war victim, in its last resting place.
Funeral services were to be con-
Quoted this afternoon at Rose Hill
cemtery. The procession was slated
to start at 3 o'clock from the S. J..
Anderson undertaking parlors with
the casket being carried on cais-
son.
Rev. Wendell Foster was to de-
liver the funeral oration. which was
to be followed by the firing of vol
ley of shots over the grave of the
dead soldier. The blowing of taps
was to end the ceremonies.
Stores were scheduled to close to
pay tonnage to the deceased, who
met death while serving on the front
lines in France. Flags on the Federal
building. city hall, court house,
school houses and other public build
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
SECOND BARGAIN
DAY HERE TO Be
SATURDAY, JULY Z
Merchants Continue Cooperative
Move In Placing Exceptional
Values on Sale: Celebration
De Under Way.

The second big bargain day for
Chlckasha. staged under the cooper.
atIye plan by local merchants. is to
be held on Saturday. July 2. accord
Ing TO publicity which the committee
OF the Retail Merchants association
has sent out
II is pointed out that the bargain
day viii be held Saturday instead
of en- the first Monday. this time.
because OF the fact that the first
Monday OF the month falls on July
4. and II was not deemed advisable
TO wait for the second Monday.
As was the case on the June bar.
gain day here. the merchants have
looked their stocks over carefully
and each merchant has picked out
some useful article. thoroughly new
and desirable, and has placed a price
on that article at cost or below as
the feature bargain he Is offering
for that day only. Other bargains
than the big feature Is being offered
by practically all merchants and
business men here state that every
indication points TO record crowd
on that day.
In addition to the bargain day off.
erings at Chickasha stores. the cele.
bration, which starts that day and
is to continue through July 4, will
be in full blast, offering amusements
as well as money saving possibilities
in the Chickasha stores.
The June bargain day was by far
the greatest ever staged in Chick.
sha, but local merchants expect next
Saturday to surpass even that record
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
Funeral Services
For Child Set On
Thursday Morning

Funeral services for Richard Eys-
ter Roller age four months, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. ID. e. Roller will be
held tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Rollers parents,
iMr. and Mrs. Henry DuBose, 915
solth Fourth street.
Rev. J. D. Salter, pastor of the
Methodist church, will conduct the
services. The body will be Inferred
in Rose Hill cemetery.
The infant died last night at mid.
night after an illness of three months.
Mrs. Roller and children have been
mere several weeks and Mr.. Roller
arrived this morning from their
home in Ringing.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry DuBose and
children, James and Rebecca, who
are in Sulphur, will be unable to
attend the funeral services on ac-
count of Mrs. DuBose's health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
Sir James Craig. Ulster Premier Re.
fusec to Meet pevaIera for Par.
Icy Before Conference With
Lloyd George
IRISH LEADER HANDED
INVITATION TO JAMES
With Other Ulster Leaders. Session
Was Set for Monday; Can't Meet
English Officials Without
Other Meeting.
by United Press.

by United Press.
London. June 29.-prcmier Lloyd
Georges Irish peace proposal struck
a snag today when Sir James Craig.
Ulster premier, declined to meet
Cannon Dcvalera. self-styled "presi.
dent Of the Irish republic" for a
preliminary conference.
Devalera has asked Sir James and
other Ulster leaders to meet him In
Dublin next Monday to discuss his
answer as spokesman for the Irish
nation when he meets Lloyd George.
The Irish Bulletin OF Dublin. organ
of the Dali Eirenna. In special is
sue, publishes Mr.. De Valeras reply
to the British prime minister. II is as
follows.
II am consulting with such OF the
principal Representatives OF our ma
tion as are available. We most ear
nestly desire to help in bringing
about lasting peace between the
people of these two islands. but see
no avenue by which II can be
reached II you deny Ireland essen
tial unity.
Before replying more fully to your
letter am seeking conference
with certain representatives of the
political minority in this country"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
COMMITTEE ON
FUNDS FOR FAIR
PLANS CAMPAIGN
Citizens ef Grady to be Partners In
Enterprise; Meeting With Orange
Branches While Intensive Drive
10 on In CITY.

To make the citizens OF Grady
county partners In the movement
TO put over to successful concus.
ion the work started on the Grady
county fair grounds. was the plan
decided on by the special fair com
mit,ee Mt the meeting Of the Cham
ber OF Commerce last night. This
committee met this morning In the
Chamber OF Commerce headquarters
at Q o'clock and outlined the pro-
gram for the campaign.
a. u. Leeds. chairman OF the fair
committee stated after the meeting
that committee will be named to
work with the directors OF the
Grady County Grange in arranging
meetings at all OF the Grange bran
ohes In the county. This committee
will Mt these meetings. explain the
fair proposition and an opportunity
Will Dt gwen tht otahht Hthuei'
TO come into the fair association
as partners.
A committee of l6 is to be named
to work in the city Of Chickasha
and effect the sale of stock In the
fair association here. This commit
tee Is to map an intensive campaign
and put 1t into effect. The first
OF the city committee Is
scheduled for. o'clock on the morn
Ing of July 7. at the Chamber OF
Commerce headquarters.
Publicity attendant to the cam
paign both in the city and rural
is TO be in charge ~ a.
publicity committee.
The personnel of these three COM
mttees Is to be announced in the
next few days together with more
detailed plans for the campaign to
raise funds for the completion OF
the fair grounds, the chairman
stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
WASH|TA sWELLS
Z |NCHEsREsULT
OF RECENT RAINS
chlekasha Gas and Electric Com
pany's Water Power Plant Not
Being Operated; Rise Reeed'
ing Al Anadarko.

Caused by the recent rains along
the course of the stream and the
return OF much Of the overflow
water to the main channel, two
inch rise came down the WashIta
river last night.
The gauge at the Chickasha Gas
and Electric company's dam near
this city registered five feet this
morning after holding to the four
foot. 10 inch mark for more than 36
hours. The company's water power
plant. which was shut off on June ~
because OF high water, is still out
of operation.
According to reports this morning
from Carnegie and Anadarko. the
rise is receding at those places.
Month a Record Breaker
That more water has passed
through the Washita river channel
this month than during any month
since 1908, when the mower plant was
established, is the belief OF Mr..
Shaffer. Before the recent rise, 10
days was the longest period the
water power plant had been out OF
operation because of high water
This record was smashed this month,
the plant having boeI. out of opera
tion 16 days.
Conditions along the course OF the
river in Grady county are much bet
ter than they were six or seven
days ago. 1t was stated this morn
ing Much OF the sandy river bottom
land which was inundated by the
overflow is now clear and will be
tilable in a short time. while the
tight land Is still in bad shape, ac-
cording to reports.
All roads touching the Washita in
this vicinity are passable with the
exception of the Chickasha-Tabler
stretch near the old toll bridge, it
was reported this morning. The over
flow water did considerable damage
to the road leading up to the west
approach and several days, it is said,
may be required to place the high
way in first-class condition.
Dam Was Threatened
The large rise in the Washita this
month threatened To- damage the gas
and electric companys dam. Believ-
ing u,,at certain repairs may be nee
essary, Mr.. Shaffer has arranged for
"a water power expert to come here
next week and make a survey of the
situation. All necessary repairs will
be made, Mr. Shaffer said.
Damage caused by the excessive
rains has not been limited to water
dams, river bottom lands and agri-
cultural crops. Roads have been
damaged extensively and are in bad
shape as a result of the precipita-
tion. Chug holes have added to the
motorists worries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-29
Camp Ground for
Tourists Plan TO
Be Launched Soon

Establishment of a public camp
ing ground on the tract Of land
just east of the viaduct is being
planned by Mayor Coffman.
"This is one of the improvements
| will ask for in the budget for the
ensuing fiscal year." the mayor said.
81 have other improvement plans
which / am not yet ready to an
nohnce,". he added.
Compilation of the city budget for
the fiscal year beginning July l.,
1921, and ending July, 1, 1922, will
not be started until after check
of the present years business has
been made and approved, Mayor
Coffman asserted. A report Of the
years business will be made at the
next meeting of the city council,
Thursday, July 7, he stated.