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Evening star., 1922-01-22
.For, Your Convenience
WANT ADS = J,
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NORTHWEST.
18th St and Vermont John G. Haley.
14th and SITS, Days Pharmacy.
18th and sts., J. S. cIemenee.
18th and Clifton H. coiodny Co.
,1th and Harvard sts., The Harvard Pharmacy.
18th and Columbia 3D., Henry Evans
s4o1 18th st., eronausns Pharmacy .s.~
HoImssd and Otis places, HoImead Pharmacy.
nth st. and Park road, Upton Myers
24s4 18th st., John NJ Thai
2fe2 California Morgan Bros
7th and X. ee'denbers's ttIn'e clerks d''k
7th and o sts. Associated Drug Stores Sc
7th st. and r. L. !. French Simpson
9Th and Y sts, MeouIre's Pharmacy. "
4th and Elm sts.. Douglas Pharmacy
a5o1 Ga. Rodis Pharmacy.
Ga. Church rd. Rock Creek Ssrmses'
1901 st., Morse Pharmacy.
s Dupont Circle, Dupont Pharmacy. . .,
18th and Florida Pearsons Pharmacy.
I'd and Mass ave-. Hyselan Pharmacy.
. NJ. Y.N. j. aves and N st., Walter j. Oonanue' -
Florida ave- and list st., syvern laupne'me'
North Capitol st. and r. l. ave., earkers PHARMACY
s1722 Pa. ave-, J. Louis kriek
21st and sts, oueeys Pharmacy.
a5th and Pa. ave.. Herhsts Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN.
1904 M st., oDonnei's Pharmacy.
ssth and sts, Weller & Moskeys Pharmacy. :
Wisconsin We. St, Donahues Pharmacy
2sth and p sts. Prides Pharmacy. i,
CLEVELAND PARK. ..-
Wisconsin ave. ST. Cleveland Park Pharmacy
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
y 5e2e Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
I'd and sts, Mechesney & JoachIn''
% st. ave-, Mcchesney & Joachim
4th sts, Frederick L. Wendell
eo7 II st., Garren's Music Store
9TH st. Louis r. Bradley.
18th and Md. Louis Sacks.
1915 st., Sears Newsstand.
North Capitol Eye sts, keneay Pharmacy.
East Capitol 9th sts. Fuhrmanns Pharmacy.
18th Capitol sts. Lincoln Park Pharmacy
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
10th st. and r. j.. eauPs Pharmacy.
BRoOKLAND.
$500 18th Mayo's Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
20 st. and Pa. ave. E. sprucebank
sth and Eye sts Weller & Moskey's Pharmacy
11th and Feaey's Pharmacy.
44th Pa. ave-, smysers Pharmacy
ANACosTIA, D. C.
1907 ave. Weiss & Aeay
SOUTHWEST
7th and sts., Bros.
AZ and sts, Columbia Pharmacy a."
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
A. S. Doniphan Sons. King and Columbus sts
CLARENDON. VA.
eoyers Pharmacy, Dr. w. r. Boyer.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Wares Pharmacy, Dr. Macon Ware
,ate-s Gents Word Star Office Open Until ii P
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Outside of Washington :nsss w.nssa ssn Situations.
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Sn WlIn \JINlSK from transient advertisers
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Lady BO0KKEEPER. thoroughly familiar
! with bank work and the Burroughs bo0kkeep-
| ing machine. Address Box SO4-S, Star office.
| 80
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needed to become battery
erDerts: good opportunity and excellent In
come for right man. Write c. s. Battery
cohooJ Racine Wis.
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wAHTED-HELP.
MALE-Ccatinued !.
Advertising ARTISTS are In great dehiand.
L RE ONE. " ~
Do you LIKE TO DRAW? 4
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| III.
Do you LIKE TO DRAW?
Americas great EXPERTS Will TRAIN you.
Trained COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATORS.
sex) earn $50 to S10O weekly to START IN
limited future. BY new system we VIII tram
nd.9 fhe dpect sne Of h
greatest experts. and then help secure yon
! position. Or home work. % you prefer. You
tunity. For interview write Immediately, Civ
ing age. present employment and telephone
| number. Address the Manager, Box BAT, Star
ONCE.
AMBITIOUS MES-Beesme a Oolmhia .tTain-
spare tiue. Day or night. IN 70 nsnths.
lunbia School Of Drafting. 14th and sts. s.v.
AUTOMOBILE mechanics are alwayS in de:
| mard. Enroll now In the largest and best
| equipped automobile and tractor school in the
motive School. 81 N. aoth st.. Phila.. Pa.
BASE RAIL PLAYERS. athletes and trainers
are studying chiropractfc now. One base pail
player graduated IN & our t neSemoer SiasS Why not
aSirs Of he .scrstary. Riley School Of os,.o-
| BOOKKEEPER-Double entry; state age. exs
perience. references aad salary expected: also
state If have stenogSaphic experience. Address
| Box 277-R, Star office.
| BOOKkEEPER, experienced, must be able 10
| use a typewriter: state experience ana give
| reference also telephone number: make reply
| in own handwriting. Address Box 73-S, Star
! once. -------
| RO0KKEEPERS. accountants. make $15 70
| $40 weekly, extra, without interfering win
regular position; legitimate. permanent: re
plies confidential. J. r. Browne, pres.' ".
Madison Chicago.
| BOYS-Ten, snappy, to make money after
I school and Saturdays selling necessary ar
| tic]e for home use to their friends. See Mr.
Zeflee. sT1S 1ith st.
lKRICKLAYERs. carpenters and builders want
ed. Send for free hook. How to Read Blue
i Prints" No. charge. Write today. Chicago
Technical College. 2145 Techs bldg, Chicago
! Ill.
BUTCHER. .expsrlenced, wanted. Apply Al X
BUTCHER-First class. at once; references.
Apply 34th and Newton sts-, Mt. Rainier Mo.
| Rubin Skolnick. 22'
! BY LARGE real estate corpora
ton. bookkeeper and settlement
clerk; must be experienced,
competent and thoroughly re-
liable; no trifler need apply.
Answer, giving full particulars
and experience. Address Box
i176-S, Star office.
CANVASSERS-5 house to house canvassers;
good proposition; good pay. Call to 4 pm.
Sunday. Room 202. Hudson Hotel city.
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MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN.

Several experienced sales
women. accustomed to waiting
upon a particular clientele: must
possess charm of manner and
good appearance. Address Box
SOS. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

| LADIES-Sew evening class forming in tele-
phone switchboard operating Jan. %. Mon,
course to learn. Telephone School. 726 14th st.
1 Cor 14th and \. Y. ave.
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PRODUCING tailoring agents wanted; mems
usads-tc-ordsf clothing tunion madeo; beautiful
pnatsr5als: lowest prices; new spring swatch
tiss nSadJ. lesdA H>llsa Mills. csiease.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

MTLTIGRAPH operator. experienced. desires
work in evenings: besh references; put Nonf
idle machine to work ami make 1t pay; write
.Bas
Evening star., 1922-01-22

CANVASSERS-5 house-to-house canvassers;
good proposition; good pay. Call to pm.
Sunday. Room 202. Hudson Hotel, city.
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| iT.ADIES-House- to house canyassers: will pay
| 81 for every sale. Address Box sb-T, star
/ cfR
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MUSIC TEACHER-Lady. experienced. 10 in
str-,rt young lady. Apt. q. 1850 Mass. ave:
OPPORTUNITY to spend winter in SOUTH
guaranteed salary. Address Box ss9-k, star
Evening star., 1922-01-22

MARCEL WAVING LESSONS by French pro
fessor. go 18th st. Call Main 1873.
diploma secured If graduate.
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BUTCHER-First class. at once; references
Apply 34th and Newton sts., Mt. Rainier, ND.
Rubin 4 Nknlpick ~
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Is years or over, energetic. determined. wish
ine rapid advancement and steady connection.
II well educated and thoroughly fsiiabae ap9ly
from l4NAm. to . D.0.. III 31nd bl4e.e
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WANTED

MEN-Recome government railway mail Clerks
S13S month: steady work. For sample ques.
tions, address ltodayl BOX 302-M. Star Office:
MEN-several good. for Washington and sur
ronnd;nr towns to- sell necessary article for
Kitchen use: good commission and quick
saiier See Mr.. Zerbee, 71S 11th st.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

NO DULL TIMES selling food; people must eat
Fedsml distributors make big profits; $1,000
yearly and up: no capital or experience needed;
guaranteed sales: unsold goods can be returned;
your name on products builds your own bust.
ness; repeat orders sure exclusive territory
Write Federal Pure Food Co., Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

KRICkI4AYERS. carpenters and builders want
ed Send for free hook. How to Read Blue
Prints" No charge. Write today. Chicago
Technical College. 2145 Tech. bldg, Chicago,
Evening star., 1922-01-22

PHARMACIST, young man, reghtercd. with
best Of references desires relief r"fh- M, 40
dress Box osSS star office.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

POSITION wanted by competent man win nf"
;rsnr,nce eorrrspondrncr and office expert
,nce; good references. Address Box nn,s'
Evening star., 1922-01-22

GENTLEMAN combining character and ABILITY
nc s,enorraph and salesman in an office fur
niture house. n NJ. Minnix Co.. Inc. .l2 18th
Evening star., 1922-01-22

MEN-1hree deck hands and one fireman to
work on sand dredge. Apply Mr. Miller. "oSo
Evening star., 1922-01-22

FREE LECTURES on real estate safesnlanship
every Tuesday and Thursday. p.m. chance
to break away from slavery salary system:
will not interfere with present employ menf: Z:
some making more than 500 weekly while
attending class. Allan W. Gibson. 30 Colo
| RADIO bldg "a
Evening star., 1922-01-22

COILE1'TOR- experienced one who is acQuaint
ed with District; position worth SIS per week
or more BE able to furnish small bond. 400
American National Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1922-01-22

WE ARE OPENING Washing
ton territory and organizing a
new sales force; experience not
essential, but only men who
want to work need apply. Our
men in other territories earn $40
per day and upwards. Apply
Room 4O8, Ienifer bldg, 9TH and
D SITS. NV, bet. 9 am. & 6 pm. =
Evening star., 1922-01-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entry; state age. exk
perience, references aad salary expected: also
state If have stenogSaphic experience. Address
Uox 977,R Star Office,
Evening star., 1922-01-22

YOT+NI; MAN with knowledge of double-ehtrs
h,okkeepinr and corporation accountanry. De
rs wark day or evening Address Box II
sIits NJ" n. ""' ....a Wet ~ 2os
Evening star., 1922-01-22

EOOkkE EEPEE. in real estate office, familiar
with double GENTRY bookkeeping; in replying.
please state previous experience and salary
aXDerted. Address Box 1913. Star office.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24
D-Dg

KRUGER. March e-J. +. ClaSs have
moved to the Lew Hunter place n
wyoming. preparatory to taking the
shorty mail route.
Hubert and Everett Rumph visited
Ernest Paul recently.
Raymond Ross Of Turret Butte was
on Butte creek delivering garden seeds
Mrs Jim rurnbull 10 improving.
Mrs j. y. Rumph and Mrs.. c. L
Rumph spent Sunday at w. g. Bar.
tholomew's.
O. c. Cramer han lost sevral head
Of hcrses this severe weather.
Bin Hendricks traded a horse to Ed
Clay for sheep.
Irene Rumph visited Mary Lou
Hcaton last Sunday and attended the
B-pivide club meeting.
The B-Divide club met at the usual
place sunday. March 8. but the wealth.
er was so bad only few were pres.
ent. All had an enjoyable time.
s. >. Baker and c. l.. Rumph made q
business trop over on Baking powde,
last Wednesday.
Roy Heaton. accompanied by his IA.
Their and Mr.. johnson. made a business,
trip to Broadus last Friday.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24

STACEY. March 1l--Cscn AlntcIx
started to Miles CssysoA Sunday via au-s
tomobile to secure lne0tcnl aid tor Mrs.
william Glenn who has sufferd 4 re.
lapse and u again sufEering from .
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Louis PAyette Jr. returned this week
from Miles city whore he has been
for the past few weeks.
Mrs. Val Loesch spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. Chas. Daily.
Chas. DAILY 10 spending few days
on the Mispah looking after his sheep.
Mrs. +. A. Hudson has returned to
her home near C0alwoOd after spend-
ing sevral days In this vicinity. IS,
The Sewing Club met with Mrs, y.
E. Olsen ON Saturday. The laaies gath
cred together in the forenoon and were
soon busy with needle and thimble. Al
noon turkey dinner was served by
the hostess. The afternoon was spent
with sewing and discussion Of the
plans CT the club for the, summer
months. The club also perfected plans
for its assistance to Miss Kelsey In
the baxar and dance she il TO give in
the near future for the completion OF
. the phnograph fund she is raising.
Owing to the heavy roads the mail
was late in arriving 90 the ladies were
insisted tc remain for supper in order
that they might receive their mail be-
fore returning home. The next meet
ing of the club viii be with Mrs Glias.
Daily and Mrs. Ray bartholomew April
s and the day will he spent sewing for
the bazaar.
Miss Irene Kelsey is arranging for a
bazaar and dance to be given at the
Stacey hall Saturday. April %. The
proceeds Of this entertainment win 20
! toward the completion of the fund
Miss Kelsey is raising for the pur-
| chase of monograph for her school
Contributions of saleable artfcl es will
be greatly appreciated. Miss Kelsey
has chosen the following ladies to as
sist her: Mrs. John Laporte will have
| charge of the lunch: Mrs r. G.. F1em-
ing the apron and fancy work booth
and Mrs. Ray Bartholomew and Mrs.
]. E. Olson win andle the fish pond.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24

OLIVE. March Is. The Bidwell
school house. with II. Bishop teacher.
burned Friday night Of last week, sup
posedly from Goals falling from the
stove onto the floor. To be sure of
safety Mr. Bishop before leaving the
building had poured quantity Of
water under the floor but must nave
missed some of the sparks. the stove
being bad about letting the fire fall
when the draft was open.
| MIR. and Mrs. Geo. u. GrOoms spent
Sunday evening at Carl Emmcns play
ing checkers and cards.
| We saw an article in the Powder
River County Examiner by Il. G. o.
! good in which he states that farming
in Powder River county has been {,
complete failure and II seems to US ii
farming has been any more of fail
! ure than cattle raising we really can't
see it. The cattle business from now
on will have tc be on small scale
where each farmer will own only what
he can feed with crops raised on his
own land. OsEood says COW trails are
all we need. We do not agree with
him there either. We must have ac-
cess to a coed market in order to live
Hike people should. Who wants to I've
like hackswoodsnlen and know Moth
ing of the world outside CT our own
little country. We want TO. see our
gravelsd highway finished as VIC do
not care to raise our family rs the
children are raised here now and have
been raised in thepast. Good reads
mean good churches and good homes
where we will be proud of our own
and can welcome the outside world
with pleasure.
Gilmore Bros. are losing quite a few
head of cattle lately.
John Sevcrovic and Alva Marker
have finished hauling hay from Paddy
Smiths and Mr.. Posters for the spring,
work.
George Green has been helping J..
Gcrsuch put up ice the past week.
Albert Jesse has been in Miles City
on business matters.
X. ]. Stanley, MIR. and Mrs. Gates
and Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe were guests
at Z card party at c. Hopkins Satur-
day night.
Luther Emry was a visitor at the
Grooms home Monday night.
Fred Titus ELI Severovic and Luther
Emry have been helping MIR. Foster
shovel the snow from his irrisating
ditch before the high water starts.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24

KINGSLEY, March ia. II. Brock
was awarded the contract for carrying
the mail from Kingsley to Olive.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John whalen of Pow
der river were Kingsley callers.
r. f. Rice has been hauling hay
from the Bliss ranch.
III. l.. Rayncr Is making a business
trip to Miles City.
Little William Rayner has been crit
ically i'll with Group and at present IL
much improved but not out CT danger
Mrs. John Sevrovic was quite III with
the grip last week and unable to teach
school.
Dimttri Volkow from Cross coun-
try made Il trip to- Broadus this week
for -four and groceries.
Friends here have received word
that Miss Kathryn Craft and Neil Bliss
were married recently at Helena.
James W. Hyde and family were call :
ers at Kingsley on Monday.
John Severovfc has finished hauling
hay from Olive.
A1va Marker was a visitor over in
the Cross = country net long ago.
Ferd Henning and Art Abbott were
recent Kingsley callers They took
back the Weipert piano to help pass
the winter evenings. There is quite a
bit OF musical talent on Cross s.
Mrs. FL L. Rayner says the Broadus
Hour makes the best bread ever.
Ell Severovic was employed at the
hiram Foster home for few days.
Mrs. Lee Rayner was a caller at the
John Severovic home on Sunday.
II. l.. Hayner attended the Federal
Land and Loan meeting at viertel's II
the 14th.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Neiman has been seriously III.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24
snavlcss NJ nav. JOHN DUNCAN


A church service will be held ID. w
In Mr.. and Mira. viertel's home 81
CoalwOod On March - 1t I p. N. Sum
day school session 1t Z. .. IA. Begin.
ming with April 3nd church servicea
will be held IN. W IN the lGurray
school house ON the first and third
Sundays Of each month at 1o:so .. M.
followed By = sunday school session
at 1850 a. m. Sundays that no chruch
services are hid. Sunday school ses.
stons begin at 1880 a. m.
A church service win be held u. VI
in the Severovic school house at Kings.
ley Sunday afternoon. April 2ud. al
3 o'clock.
All are very cordially invited to at.
tend the CoalwOod Congregat ional
church quarterly business meeting te
be held IN. w In the Duncan home
on Wednesday evning. March 29th, al
IL o'clock. All interested In church
work are very cordially invited to at.
tend.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24
CHURCH NEWS

Sunday evening. March 2s: Text
assignment: Pages $50 in "Playing
Square With Tomorrow"
Topics for discussicn: The state Of
morality. the underlying cause Of the
sag in moral standards and it's effect
upon America.
Questions 'or discussion: 1) State
your opinion OF the aim CT this book.
t2) Trace evidences Of Americas lead.
ership and her responsibility.
All roads will soon be in fair travel.
ing condition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-05
DISTRICT COURT
GRINDING TODAY
ON COURT CASES
Motions Heard and Passed on by
Judge Linn; First Case Goes
to Bat; List Of Assign
ments Announced.

District Judge Linn this morning
overrulcd the motion to quash sum
mons IN the case of FSfr Boston VS..
A. Sidney Handbook, ct al, and gave
the defendants -15 days to answer.
Boston seeks damage for alleged
Illegal arrest and removal of an
automobile from his possession.
Action to quash summons in the
case Fred Johnson VS.. Macedonia
Baptist church was sustained. John
son seeks judgment against the
church for an alleged debt.
After all motions had been dispos-
ed Of, work on the court case as
signment was started this morning.
The first case to go to trial was
Alexander O'Neill ct al VS.. John
Rutledge, ct al.
Other cases on the docket for
today are: Hattie Gray VS.. Elmer
Gray; Frank Willxerson vs. Willie
Wilkerson; Rock Island Railway
company VS., County Treasurer Of
Grady county; w. B. Holmes vs.
Mary B. Holmes; Viva Jane Lind
say vs. II. II. Lindsay; e. 3D. John
son ct al VS.. l.. A. Sanders, county
treasurer; w. d. Kramer VS.. Athel
Williams; w. II. Handbook VS.. Leo
midas Maurer ct al; Chickasha Mil
ling company VS.. l.. A. Sanders,
county treasurer; Chickasha Cotton
Oil company VS.. l.. A. Sanders,
county treasurer; Gilmer Meriweth-
er VS. Board Of County Commission
ers; Santa Fe Railway company VS..
NJ. A. Sanders, county treasurer; w.
S. Isom VS.. G. NJ Scott; School Dis
trict No. rs VS.. G. l.. Maddox ct al;
Citizens National Bank VS.. w. S.
Browne ct al; In re estate of Frank
e. Baker, deceased
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-05
BASEBALL FANS ASKED SUPPORT
FIGHT TO RETAIN FRANCHISE IN
WESTERN ASSOCIATION FOR CITY

Al the meeting Of the directors O
the Chickasha Baseball association
held yesterday afternoon In tn
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. ciln
G. Stolnbcrgor, president OF the AZ
ISOLATION was authorized 10 confer
with attorneys and start arrange
ments for the filing OF court nc
tlons. asking the restraint Of In,
transfer OF the ChIckasha Western
association franchise.
The officers OF the association
were also authorized TO call n meet
ing OF tho stockholders Of the Chick
asha Baseball association at thu
Elks club rooms nj 5:3O on the ev
ening OF January IL. The purpose ol
the meeting Ia for the ratification
OF the stockholders OF the directors
action In starting proceedings look
ing to the recovery OF retention OF
the franchise In addition. other
business IL to como before the Jan
uary II meeting for action.
The plan of the directors. Is 10
enter suit against the Western AS
sociaton OF Baseball clubs. Ray
Wlnder, manager OF the Chicks In
1921, and the National Commission
nf Baseball clubs of America. tn
court VIII be asked 10 issue re
straIning order against the removal
Of the Chickasha franchise from this
city and to declare the title of the
franchise In the Chickasha Baseball
association.
Il believe that Chickasha fans are
100 percent strong for fighting this
proposition to finish" said mem.
ber of the board OF directors follow.
ing the meeting. 1T viii take some
money to fight this thing. but be
lieve every fan In Chickasha would
come through with some cash to
battle the proposition to finish
Ray Winder has no legal right to
that franchise and the Western as.
sociation moguls nor the National
Commission of Baseball clubs, have
any legal authority to award the
franchise to Ray Winder or anyone
else. If the fans and stockholders
of the Chickasha Baseball associa.
tion will stay with us, we will either
have title In that franchise or fight
the case to the highest court. We
have received intimations from other
towns that the Chickasha people are
bluffing. II is not our purpose tc
bluff, but 1t is our purpose to d1
everything possible to keep certain
baseball officials from taking some
thing which belongs to us and Civ
ing 1t to someone who Is not en-
titled to it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-05
Lloyd George Agrees.

Paris, Jan. 5.-Premier Lloyd
George of Great Britain at Cannes
has agreed to the Franco-British de.
fense alliance, as Premier BRAND
of France proposed, a Paris news
paper declared today.
The paper stated that the agree
ment of Mr.. Lloyd George contained
proviso, to the effect that France
will meet Great Britain in the re-
quirements as to disarmament.
General reticence is being observed
by the principals of the British dele
cation on the eve OF the opening of
the allied supreme council meeting
regarding such an alliance.
Premier BRAND said before going
to the British prime minister's villa
that 1t might be putting it rather
strongly to talk of formal alliance.
Yet, he said, the policy of France all
along had been to strengthen its ties
with its war allies, since this seemed
essential to a settlement of Euro
pean problems.
Members of both French and Brit
ish delegations agreed that the stu
alton is grave and that the entente
powers must come close together or
they will drift more widely apart.
The difference of opinion appears to
center upon the questions of who
ought to make the concessions neces-
sary to bring accord.
The premier of Italy arrived on the
scene late Wednesday.