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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
1tuia bSbrtleippi4 pnritbtimaaH
Gnrspaan.

Z a + Z
Mopa[ MaiI @tpnn Bacfet btiorr
loilpon ,.Drbito'n" ei,iinldiiet pt,r.
iebo,rffet, iofa on 1880 toni,in
fantopa lama, olfamat gsen Dorf=
ista toaifofnu,t 81 pdiapat1d. sSro-
peia" $4,000 tonrir fantatpo lais
ipa ielrron feldfuun 4 pdiaDdnd ia
rOrbnno@ fei6fuin foboefiontend-
foista pdfpdilii. Bnriebolrfiet iat-
flipat fdann6lIriesti iofoiien fdboen
,piifon prrastd gaetp Dorf'ia ia
Sambnre Ill tndliIa, Iaipat ppiib-
tten Gbrrborou6b 'isias ia 5outDanrp-
ioit'ieia. s
Ropal woa sfean, 8ocfet gont-
panp on lift 4panbinmista ia {,iit-
rin,nrista brittiIdiiistd boprnlaitpa-
pbbistntfistG perustettli tpltonitn
1880 ia fotitroIl leeruten etrelnpi filin
nilioo1a tp11rrin, li,fuunotfaer I'm
iat eteld Amerifaon ia aanfaifee1s
esttdan.
ybtioua on fonftoreita gseap
Gbnaeosfa, minneapo-
lisia, @eattlegja ID @oncoumerisia
ia ina l;sis ie,lasi aiianliebiG pIi
Eobioisi idn,le,l IS. g. 2inhman,
ioHa on oIIiit tuonto tpaiotta europa-
Iaifesio D5prplditpu tifetti liiffeesh
aainnaopat ar 1na ii
Eehicisldnite1t d1iamiehefii, rbdnen
fonttorit plIen 325 Secono atDe..
60, Ninneopofts.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
3nsntittM fnolemaau

- 81
.vSiIti Dan lnnfua er1asid Gali-
forridn tuantilngin eli,,fautiIen man.
teustuonic1l ALA. Gniifprninn plioi-
feil5 on fartoirut ole,panlq iInnan mi
moo n1p0utdd l,litto t1ttintou. gIei-
lten Inili1pnlmDia tltnnlstno oIetpa11s
ia ntpl.ton. g2ultion filpernoori fieI-
t6ptpb rrnrdbturanstn Mfoonepn n
1,tadrddrl11 Std 81 d tutfiintcu muiIIo, 1pp-
tofiilld. afilpol, fnttunralta ban pe-
laStui' teloitt,fIeltn. 9111et tuor1ittiin
fuoleinaan, telnitnspGiipd enIifIi Ip-
fdttiin toistaifeffi ia fitten tllou,io
mulltettiin e1iilfautiiefii ipa11fen6ef-
Fl. gltontnri Griffin ianoi, ett6 jos
fnole11lan tlio11io oli|i par1tu tGptGn-
toon oliii fe pilffanttfaeln,a oifeu-
oestn ia tabrn IainfdDtdnn0n pdaHd.
See fosfeapat pb6eniDertai{elln iodpe-
Iiai|iiubelIn elinfn,ltista tpanfe,ts.
tuoutiota.
rBoioooufo mit11n tebbd tGnldat
piIff ffosnufoelu,n1l Iopettar,iiefIi ia
tdrndn tnbrdn pois ppDbfimilefii2
Moonepn niino on merrattu, .ei io-
pimottomaSti, Drepfiis i1tttulir
Mansfasia. DreDfusta n11farasti mai
,1ottiin iielId, 1i1utta, Mansfan fan-,
Ian funniafii, t6n1d ipdfi1Dnlta toi
eiiin ferIaifia benfiI0ita fxten 3ola
ia Wiequart, iotfa fdriipdt itie ipai-
r,oonista, etta lafia f1btettdiiiin oi-
fein: gWt16n miestd 3oIan etempp-
bestd ei ole efiir,tpnpt Moorepn pi,o-
Iiigtaiafii MALTA 6ranf g. Balh,
@o1rfe Cochran ia Gremont OLDER
otpnt toinineet aiingio Dboeuaiielln
puorueeffonlliiibeIIa ia ioIouoelln.
sMeuifc b1solettnipn feiffu on eta
Db6psndItaiu fartio fofonniiuabes-
jam ei ole nougftf apibnsfo tnnofis
moan oifenttn Hlle michele. GdHs1
forrtidn flnperi1o0ri on ait1on tpirfni
liid. r6btdmdsti, iofu moi MT tointin
afins1o, ia pifdifi oIIa ielIoinet, ipos-
tiistlflen mnrsfp bIi moan, ia mar
iinfin bdttsn onosia ipoItiosfoan,
ettd ie poniii bdnen tuntemaan 3D.
Hen osrlnt. ,postuuroIaiiauteni ia
tpelmoIIi IIiiuufenfo.~
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Gk$pre$$i tulla katkaiS.
5ut paikalIisen Iunail
Sdtoia sHutsnstaiia fGsbugio Inn
Mteen1ir tapobtui 1roottorinuies
piodteftp.

MeaD )urf. Etspresiiiano, ms
ia oli mill nlntfustaialponnuo oioi
ilatbusb dtpenuen qSe.aalla @roof-
Ipnisfn poifaliien nantfustajaiuna,
fabtia. HaifalIiiesla innasia oli I,
ipaltltl1a Dbfeelraiosin louffoantl1i
80 benfil0d, ioista 16 faagen moo
ralliIesti. U
ssstnisio oil p4teenfd noin 75O
tnafIifstaina ia flar pbteenaio tapdb-
hi, min ie iprnptti fai,beota fan-
;buo pmpdristo0n ia tnntfltstoiier
fesfuuoeslo. 6dbfolnointa fatfnistiin
beti, ett1 ei t,,li padie liiddn1dGn
faubain. BrooflDnin poliiiiaienlaltc
ldhetettiil pifaista npua ia llieanspia
polotunnan ofastnio fiirebti poifdl-
Ie Tufta ei ollut nisfddr, Inutta ia-
bat dioit iuoffitpat nfe1nabuoneisfn.
citizen lnpiinar, iotfa oli1pat rptofds-
II I'd baiatttuneet.
@abtitorni1t 1partiia iluloltti, eta
p,,nainetl tDaln oil aletettn nlerttfll
poifdllileIle iunnIle gpHabtpinadrt.
gaman ilmoitnfIen iobbostn on po-
Tiff tpanginnnt 11roottorimieben Go4
numb @ostellon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Gtela Odotun 8onns bilE riipSnn
fniuerx5Srista.

&erre, 6. 8. Minoogtann fu-
ipern06ri ReMnster'in oIlefirioit,s
tdruitonn foneiston poneniiefii toi-
inintantt, iontu fa,itta Gteld Dofo.
tan ertiiet iotan1iebet ioatpot ipeIti-
on polffioforuaufien iota ebootettiin
tonian ddnestdr,isid perustusIaiIIi-
fisia forioufiisia ipiime fpfipnd. 90
fieboohas, iofa ellen bptpdnpttiin fa-
nootisia meni hpi e6ustaiobuonees-
ia tdnddn ilulan uostusto1raa 1an.
9. Il II. N.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25

0iifenue ieiianfIisia ia uleita beufi-
l6itd iaannt inrlnania.


0sep gorf, belmit. 3 p. - Rem
EDorfin niliooniIla tDol1iiiII1 oil
lpaifea pdasti tpSbon tdnadn ieiiab-
tnneen liifenteen tahben, ionta aibe-
! litti ene,npi fuin iaIfa htrto. Sunni.
| lfinofiet olitpnt faboesta fpn,ntet,een
ialfaan forfeita.
Sllbannet tefiip1t tp1td DritpfIeI-
| ID pubbistao tiet6 Iiifenteelle.
Neprsfp. iotn olfoi ,parbain fun
nlntaiaanliina iatfni felIo 10 ianffa
mime bOnd, Oboefldn bentilon II.
| Iidfii, iotfa nlenettiipat benfenid
1,1nrsfpn ie,traiifiet,a. iatoio louf-
fon,,tui.
| Ma7bington, helnlif. 81 p. -
Wniffa mbrsfn iota iunnuntaifa
/ todsten polld ia ellen lafaiii sssoGn
ipaltiot oil fddrtpnbt n1erelIe pob-
ipig~itGifeg51 ilu,,unsio fu1r; oIme
,nIi fiYti tpieIi iadu ia I,1r1en molIog.
ia. Wonesia pnifasia, iporIirfin
Seem Dorfin paparist0lld, iosia
srtnt,rsfu orf pobimui[loo,r. ID siroi-
r,ion. ApornTan6in ia genn,pl1pnni-
IN nn,orisigIo 5e,rnniITo inisfo lnntt
m fnrtt11n1,t s,t,rriin finof,ii1t. oiuf-
foinen t1ntnn tnnpIIiiegt; foi1noo II.
spn;o nros goutot;eIiifenup r,ri Yei.
5o,rf,;sso IL i1hfofpnn1tin noTneY,s
nr tnr,nertu
srveoreIto fo,,fo,,o oypnaIto ,e,,.
h,,Ito d Mo iooh, tiptn;o finn hSi-
ts;ns IL niitten I,,p4tpro iotfo ,oi.,
moi ,,,rn1nn,o mtrfnn fnrtto iai
enamorroTii tnoiffo an irmo;fpff,,
q s,,oyen,oo tonoI,ia,npe,, Rpm morf.
;sso e;fs r,;t;,5,, ,,,ofcn,oo ,notinfoo
iy,,,oitpt, ,nprpIta g,,s,r;notto nnfo.
rosfo 4,,,,rpsto Il rtnrsfnsts iofo
rofoi,i ro,,n;fon e,otteros,isfo eost.
!, III ,;;;,, so,o 49, soon,,,4+; ea mo;,
Nm " AN ;sr,r,.e;;io,
~; ,,roe,,,S ,rovo;t sf+,, T. ori,uo+ ;;;s;as.
reet ;otor,;i,, Of fii,.,,1tonect +,,rtnn.
,,o;fTo;b;n
sJsnrsfn mp,,i nr; ,,,,,ren ofuepn
,,ro+t,en s.ennpsspp,sfS oI;n,ni;n 11n.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Presidentti barding palit$ee minis.
teri$t0n$d

Darustnittuaffeen tiletpia iotia
mdrten DbopSnallnt t6nd iDuonna
fuh,ttotpat 1851 ,291, 800. eli IS
proienttio fnitisto peroisto
Menneet ipbnt moffatpqt $318,-
198.375, eli noin. 10 proieilitio.
Su,iri iota eli npfpillen talsteln.
'iosiu UboDsnalIot ntpot uield tef-
niMiiesti moffao $1,413,721. 600.
eli noin Al prnienttin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
9psainea 5esiiaS ,natiaa $e4.M
mupSes9x f,1aata. E &,

Boibinetcn. Sotas tdu1 1D1son.
no noffoo gbopsnq qfloiIIe 81 69s,-
100000, Roboston ibseeris So,ls-
tonih ur1Dostelun r1ufooi.
Sofainei. benfil0 yb0pspolIoi
nutloo $24.24 tniio6es1a fotatorfoi-
tuffia tporten, &ouston'in Iosfuien
1nufoon, snastoon $31.92 iDerotusbo
lbe1fea fc9oen fniffiu torfoiflffia
sparten. Tdnld idttdd ai1toosbooir
$7.68 benfea fo66en n.,,iue hiatan.
nnffiHe, iotta eitudt tosfe ioton.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
y ~9siata iperbSt siteAsbnsneesia
sass-6ald ldaiststea fasisIs,nifsfii
~ ~ = fatfcifta.

Springfisn, Dbio. xtctnori S.
%. @eiser fitDiilioifeustosto, ponet-
II rHiIffonerbot1 oite,.sbuonee!een
tdnGdn. Bolnmiebist5n ist11tobuo.
Meta putpGr0i miberi6iner .uerbo,
ID tdmdn tofana nais ,polomiebet
otDat i,,oiat,t pIeii0n uteIinilto fl
miItG,
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Suo~i ebhpttaa ra19anpaif1tsa
Amerifan Bnaaiielle MstilIs.

Nmerifan Bmnaiielle 8sSttlIs.
9soridn i,i,irf1r6idir1 bel-pal.
fiutofon1itean Suornen ballitufaelle
ldbettGman firieln1n ioboosto, JOSS
Ia bnonautetaan m. m, ettd Ell
n,oitten ballitusten ia eonstu1ttat11
id{enirld ietd erdiiten tieteitterl eous
toiila plirpistoiSiu on tilaiiaus teb.
od ebootufiio fiitd, fenelle ro1tbu'1.
polfinto tand muonnn oliii onnetto-
ma, o5ndt spaItioneltposton iafenet
pflin,ieIifesti pG1ttdneet 1noinititlle
fosniteoIle iIntoittaa, ettei iiud ole
tiebogioon fet6Gn pfiitpista berfilOd,
ioso toiminnalloon nliii rmlbanpals
finnor, an}ainntt. @1tn tietenfin pal.
fi1too fosfdpat ul6GrdDfIet bpDdf-
fspdt fen antan,iien u,posfin idries-
t6iIIe, ebbotetnon, eta Ie tdlld fertaa
oI7G onnettaiDa Mmerifon Hi,naiiele
MistiIle icnfa fii,nautiellinen in mo.
nen fanian bpaDaffi foitani,t toiir,i1t-
to on buon,attaamstt lieDer,tanDt
3oonn t,sottau1ia f6riinrfiid, pol.
tpellen vbmisfunnan torfoitusperld.
ulIen omunia e1istGmdan tonfoien
fesfinGistd ioli1orifuatta.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Nainem narrafi n1iebeniG elattGmSan
II IaSta.

.Dlita bptpdnid iind teet, iosfo
IGboet pois fotoo eli iadt, Min :ta-
mat lapiet t,lletpat idan,adn ,ninun
Iuofleni ia NINA tasmatan teisfa
bptDid nriebiG ia naifia," Mrg. s. 8.
M. 5olifb, altlanta a'sta, Ga. ionoi
nliebeIleen, ienidlfeen fun mics OF
bdnen omilto b,tl.liltann fuullut tun
nustufie,t etta II Iasta, icitten oIea
tettiin ipntpneen bdnen perbeeieenia
fuIlneer1 reIi1ntoista muo6en aiia-
no, plitpot tobelfd otettli 6itien hos
pitoaIeista.
9GnG Darpil1oinen fertonlus Gi-
0iniiestd roffauoegta trli ilmi fun
torfastus tsbtiin foImoisten otafiu-
t,n fpntpniien tdb0en Mrs. Soutb-
iIle 1tuoen tpuooen iI1una.
Sarfast.rfier niheitti ie, eta Wrs
Soutb ei Mhehdnpt iDntDn1dtoois.
tuflin ter1DepgIautdfu1naMa Gtlan-
tog|o, iiIIG ie1rroufielle, ettii iaatiin
ifrni; ettd fubbet fdfioiet, pbSet fol-
n,oiet ia i,eliG 11uuta lagta ioitten
IurItiin ipntbneen Mrs. SoutbiHe
olitrot b1nen ottoIapfinan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
asp;saa intfpnista S,ttiasia
yeIsatSSaR-

0ontoo. gnglatnin funingos.
funnan 1tlDrsfDfeSflls on Slltia, los
ia r,1ponnetddn ballitltsta ltDfaoman
fpaaralliiel,,i1an tilaltteen. flttn eSil=
tian fapi1oioen aifdna ene1nndn
fuin SO pnotto iitten.
gnglont1iil lpiranolnailet lonoipat
ettd ssrlanti Idffnalnottpnti1e toiste-
lilinecn titlee tinll bisnr,enemaafl
DfeiI5fl n,ielesI1 ooottolnnttonliel1
tilse4efiest intabesa ssyAfias u
SesfIebaIlintolpaatinltfiet orpat Iaa-
1leet bpGt Gttad1ipdn nnlooon, ia 2on-
toosfo oletDa css,tian toinisto n1potl-
tGd, ett1 jog freitpi Meabins, Srti-
an l1uii iparofuningas, baluaa iaa-
oo tpdltetufii fnlibistatta,pun fatas.
troofiin 1tiin t,llee bdnen oIoittaa mi.
td eteuit,t1 1pultion,iestaitoa.
Waa ndpttad ralballiielta etddl=
taa fatiottuun, n1uttn tooelliinroesia
on tan,d biliailui,s tuliipnoren
n,aonalaistu fptenlist6. @bailoi ia
'll,n,lt itiebnfli,,topuoleue,r iobtuiat
otpot berGtfGneet oniallistitnteen.
9aionoifia fnpinoita ia iperertDito.
oatustn on 10 tapubtinllt. Biran.
omai1et pelf11lpdt rnilbattotnuufiien
iobtoipmt iatltreen fdlinin r1o,liuin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25

s5uabes paIittn baIl:tmsnenmo8toon.
ct. Mugustine, GIa. 9ulena pre-
iioentti 4oroing on iIuoittonut, et-
I'd Charles 9. &ugbes tli1ee oleuaon
ipoltiofibteeri bdnen bolIitusneumos-
tosioon.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Bshiris Oafotaa BanH amattn ipfa
pGitpdi}elIe pauffilii3feeIle.

pGim0ifelle pdutftltltteelle.
Bosiois Datoton wolticn BdnHi
on mt o,rtnistu ipostnan ottomodn
1tfitpiiid tdllet,ifiin, forfotiIiIle filin
nrpos aponaifelle tilille. @oltion
3dnfi ei ole pit6npt t6bGn osti Vt.
fitpiiid talletnflio .ouenfnoR ai,,oas.
toan taIleftan1it bteigtiirnoIli3in
tparoia, f,,ten ,paItio1-, faintein. ID
foulurdboia y. m. Na,lffi tllee lad
taunan &oaro-aiiafoimi stoia putpdft
iDaltion oinnfin pfii iofa fuuntiin,
iotfn pdliiita6 taIIefnffin panion
parifstn. ss /
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25

5.oleDo, Ohio. Sberiffi Sssacf
aaplor, farlaloiiista rluooostetur
etiii1iouton faltsia, pnlpdrOi uleito
poiffoia Yoirt Blnce sia fl,uli malli-
Tia pobjoiieen taalto, etiiesiddn niit-
til aiestettua rosipoa, iotfa piodtti.
NIT folr,e firirria p1apoStifontto.
|risia ia pnfeni1Daf 1nuasloan ful,tl
hnffxa resisteerottio postio, ionfa
arrpo noisiee rloneen tubantcen boil
lorii1l.
Wsiebet, ioilta posti roswottiln oli-
nat Glsrles Milrop, postifonttori.
firiuri; Baul Beiricb ia Solepb
Sugbes, ralitatieposiin aiuri ia fir-
ii,ri.
Hosti oil iAuri Iiirrettp iildantu.
lefpasta iunastn Ilnion aienlalla ia
liiti alettiin mielnadn Iiidlle posti-
ifonttoriin, nom inailir r.,atfun
pddgiG, fln rostuot oipitpot paifolIe
5al,tonobiiIisia, ia patoittiuot firiu-
rit mafaomdan fastpoillanin firpi-
lattiolfo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
9pS pifaiasn.

gselid miruttia fuIui oiasta pl-
loin rosspot nioipat postifonftorin
IabeIle fiiben tun be iieppoiipot
Iaiffl,t ia cIilpnf natfnlIaort.
worosteitit pesti of poifoisto
Soagid, psstifo1,ttoritarfastoia Bra-
fen ilmottuffn niufoan, iota iobti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Try Express Want-ads for results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Lots 3, 4, s, 0, 10 and II, In block
Z. and lot in block 10, all in the
Askew Addition to the city of Chick
asha, Grady county, Oklahoma.
That said plaintiff above named on
the 21st day of Dec, 1920, filed her
petition in the above cause in this
court, alleging that she is the owner
of fifty-one seventy-seconds (51-72l In.
terest in said above described proper.
sty and that said defendants were
the joint owners of the other twenty
one seventy-seconds (21-72) interest
In said property, and praying that
said property be partitioned among
the parties lawfully entitled thereto;
and that you must answer the peti.
tion filed by said plaintiff on or
before the 10Th day of March, A. d.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
III
Old Myth About Bells.

There Is a poetic myth that silver
gives sweet tone TO bells. According
to the bell founders. a silver bell would
give about the same tone as one 1T
wood. The origin OF the myth. tie,
say. Is quantity mischievous. For the
want OF transportation. II was the Gus
tom In more ancient times for bel
casters to work In churchyards. wIen
they erected temporary foundries. rh
pnrlshloners would crowd about. an,
TO them the founders would beg fol
more aud more silver to give the bells
a sweeter ring The silver later found
Its way Into tavern tills. not into the
bells.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
3 : + = 4. + :. + + + + 4 4. + + 4
+ VERSE HARDING KISSED 4

FGhoG fIAhOiN1 hIoSeO
+ Washington, Mar 4--Presi- r
+ dent Harding introduced an in. 4
+ novatlon in inaugural cere- +
+ monies today when he kissed +
+ verse in the Bible selected 1.
+ beforehand. The custom has +
4 been for the Bible to be opened 4.
+ at random, and for the new i.
= president to kiss its pages with +
+ out knowing what verse his +
: lips touched. +
Z Some time ago, however, I.
+ Harding made known his desire 1.
i to have the Bible belonging to +
= George Washington used, and +
: selected the eighth verse of the 4.
! sixth chapter of Micah to kiss. i
! This verse read: +
= 'Eie hath Showed thee, 0 man +
i what Is good; ands what doth I.
= the Lord require of thee but to J.
+ do justly and to love mercy and +
+ to walk humbly with thy God" !.
+ = ! ! I. = ! + + 4 + + + + + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
Halloween.

The celebration of Halloween dates
back to antiquity. II was a holiday
combining classic mythology, Druldlc
beliefs and superstitions of that far.
away time. The change to social
anniversary was gradual and finally
became recognized time for general
merriment.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
First published February 3. 1921
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

State of Oklahoma, County of Ora
dy.
In the District Court in and for
Said County and State.
Cora Jewett, plaintiff VS.. Johnnie B..
Flanagan, Thomas Everett Flanni-
gan, and Hugh Raymond Flanagan,
minors, defendants.
No. 6417
. The State Of Oklahoma to Johnnie
b. Flanagan, Thomas Everett Flan-
nigan, and Hugh Raymond Flanni-
gan, minors:
Take notice that you have been
sued in the above named court for
partition of the following described
property, to-wit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

1921 or said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
Dated this 3ist day of January, A.
D.. 1921.
(seaD Il. G. REYNOLDS.
Court Clerk.
BY Matte fIolcomb. Deputy.
BAREFOOT g. CARMICHAEL,
2-3'4tw Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

George Clinton and John c. Cal.
houn have been twice elected but
Clinton died in office and Calhoun
resigned before completing his sec
ond term.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Thomas Riley Marshall today
gaine9. the distinction of being the
third American to complete two sue.
cessive terms as vice-president.
The other two were John Adams,
who served two terms with Wash
ington, and Daniel d. Tomptins, who
served twice with James Monroe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04
Inauguration Sidelights


Washington, Mar. 4.--Calvin Cool.
idge was vice.president under Wood
row Wilson for few minutes He
tIok the oath before Senator Hard
ing. Between the time of the Cool.
idge oath and Harding oath, Cool.
idge wds vice.president, but Harding
was cot president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

When Harding took the oath his
hand rested upon George Washing
tons Bible and the manuscript of
his inaugural address lay upon the
table used by Abraham Lincoln at
his second Inauguration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Washington hotel keepers today
were almost as sad as Democratic Of
flceholders. Rooms at $3.50 week
were cancelled when Harding asked
a simple Inauguration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Inauguration days have always
been bad ones for the weatherman.
Fo rthe Taft Inauguration the Off
cial forecast said fair and the ele-
ments double-crossed the forecaster.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

Calvin Coolidge Is the fourth vice.
president from Massachusetts. The
others were John Adams. who served
with Washington, Eldridge Gerry
who served with Madison. and Hen
ry Wilson. who served with Grant
Ohio. the mother of presidents. has
never had a vice-president and New
York has furnished nine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-04

There wasn't any traffic jam when
Senator Harding rode down Pennsyl
vania avenue or when President
Harding rode back. Washington po
lice cleared the street and Harding
and his squad of cavalry had the
avenue to themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
WOMAN IS SAID TO SHOW
 SUICIDAL TENDENCIES
Rr A..nclntnd Pra.a

New York. December 23.-Upon re- cepit of a report from pr, Charles Storer. visiting Jail physician, that Mrs. Lillian Raizen. under indictment for the murder of Dr. Abraham Glickenstein. Brooklyn dentist. had manifested suicidal tendencies" As sistant District Attorney Edward w. Cooper tonight ordered the woman kept under strict surveillance.
 This action followed the request by Mrs. Raizen's counsel earlier in the day for tho appointment of a com mission to investigate her sanity. Four alienists employed by the de- fense declared she was mentally un- balanced now and when the crime was committed. If the commission should find her Insane she would be committed to a state institution without facing trial on the charges against her.
 pr. storer suggested that the woman be immediately transferred to the psychopathic ward for her own safety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
BIRMINGHAM STEEL
 MAY GO INTO BIG
 DAM IN CAROLINA

News has been received in Birming- ham industrial circles of the letting of contracts to build water power station at Mountain Island, N. C., and a power house at Great Falls, N. C., for the Southern Power company Charlotte, N. c.
 The completed job will represent about sS,0oo, ,0oO and the dam will generate about S0,OO0 horse power. A three and a half mile railway is in- volved. It is probable that the struc- tural steel work will come to Bir- mingham.
 Contract was awarded December IS and work is to ensue early in the year The project is about of the same magnitude as that of the Ala bama Power company, at Mitchell dam.
 Alabama Power company now and for some time has been furnishing the Carolinas with a portion of its cur rent transmitted over wires to points as much as 600 miles distant
 The water power contracts are the largest of that kind awarded in some time The power house site is oa- the Catawba river
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-24
SPAIN ID RELEASE
 AMERICANS IN ITS
 FOREIGN LEGION
State Department Made Re. quest on Behalf of the Relatives of the
 Young Men
By Associated Press

Washington. December 23.-Deci- sion of the Spanish government to re- lease Americans serving in its for eign legion, as announced in cable dispatches froP Madrid, followed representations by the state depart ment in behalf of American youths who had enlisted to fight the Moor, it was learned today.
 Announcement of the decision of the Madrid government made no ref erence to the return of the bonus paid those soldiers on enlistment, and the state department was unable to say whether return of the bonus would be made a condition precedent to re- lease from service, as was announced here several days ago by the Span ish ambassador.
 Many of the Americans serving with the legion have not yet attained their legal majority, it was said at the state department today. and pleas of their relatives for assistance in obtaining their discharge resulted in an exchange of notes between the American government and Spain. Tn which the Spanish government showed every desire to yield to American wishes.
 The number of Americans serving with the Spanish foreign legion is less than 100, according to informa- .tion at the state department, of whom the majority are expected to seek re- lease at the earliest possible moment.