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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

ATNURO-vIEn.--1ndica para u
tmpctsncia, falta de vtgor 50
sguAl, Ascatmiento fisico Compusstc
De Iehinbina lagttinA del Cameron y
Lsstsaha. Hm las busnas fGrmaciAs
lrOgUsriss. .-P.
BSPLENDIDA REsIDENCIA en- 81
iCondado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, estA de
Nventa para entrega Immediate por un
.preclo limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
DO S6s San Juan. P
YAPATEROs:- 81 qusreis econo-
mizar en- la compra dc pieles y
nateriales del ranlc, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, p.
1.R.
IDETROLEo GAL es el dnico rege-
nerador del cabello de fama reco-
nocida. 10 hace crecer Y 10 fortalece,
usando PETRoLEo GAL NO HAY
CALvAS. Pomo grande $1.75. Pomo
pequeno S1.oO. GONZALEZ PAD1N
CONTPANY.-1-8.
6R VENDE bonite y c6modo ''Bunga
lows en- ell sitio mas pintoresco del
Osndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
De 800 metros cuadrados. Precio limi-
tade. InformarAn apartadO s58 San
Juan.
CK AL0UI4A On 81 "Tobacco Paia-
ce'', TetuAn so, hsbitaciones (psl
to dc un apartamente) prcpias para vi
Vtenda sncinas. Infsrmar@n On o
segundo piso, ixQuierda.
TRISAS: Para esJas E-cnes frescas 70
nemos el mejor surtido en- frisas de al
eDd6n y pura lana. Mandamos G. o.
.. cualquier parte de la isla. La
villa de Madrid. San Juan.
CE VENDE:-Un autOm0vil 'Hud-
son-Supersix' En- perfecto es-
tado. para paseo y Wales. Mitad de pre-
Gle. Informarhn P. o. Bsx 26.-san
Juan, P. R.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

CE rALQUILA en- la parada IA, calle
Nueva, un piso alto, de cinco habi
taciones, sitio muy frasco y tranuuilo.
Para irformes: NJ. Garcia Reigada,
Telefono 1910 San Juan, San Francis
co 81 (altos)
DOR $1,000 Y $4,000 alquilo calle Ar
senal ocho, habitaci6n para dormi-
tcrio v hermoso loca, para odcina y
deposito. Tel6fono 60. Box
1106.-1-6.
A so centavos la CANA en- Ell DOR
MIToRIO de LA CAFETERIA, ell mas
IimpiO. frescO Y de mas aseo en- la ro-
pa de cama.-P.
cI USTED desea IN bonito rsmo
para novia, ccronas flores susl
sss., Dirfjase al tel6fono 293 AMI San
Htrce v uerA atsndido inmedia+amests.
p
CE VENDE nm Cafetin en- 10 mas
centrico de Ia ciudad con todas
las existenctas Y muebles; para infor-
mes en- San Francisco so IL, San Juan.
t2-11.
SE AIQUILAN los altos casa calle Err
ncsto Cerra esqtlina carretera Nueva.
Cuarenta d6lares; cuatro iornftorios.
sala, coinedor cocina, cuarto banjo
Inodoro. Informaran BajoS. Telefono
815 negro 1913
lESoR $5o.00.@se alqui,an los bajos
! de la casa n6mero ocho de la ca
lie ssSubida de la Iglesia de San Ma
teo'' parada 25. 1nformaran: Tel6fono
nImero 773 azul. santurce, P. R.-P.
TsoLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z
~ VANISHING CREAM, PANDORA.
Son los tres mejores productos hasta
ahora conocidos, usandolos no hay Gu
tis mao; no debe faltar en- su tocador.
Pomo 80 centavos. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co.'s.
Sc ALQUILA en- Miramar parada L.
calle de Los Naranjos No. a, casa con
cinco habitaciones, terraza balloon y
garage por $4,000. Informes F. R. Bre,
nes, San Francisco 53.- 12-21
A TIENDA A sU sALUD:- 81 SO
a siente usted debil, y neeesita un
buen reconstituyente, pida en- las Far
macias "ARCODoL" vera que mucho
le aprovecha.-12-31.
CE ALQUILAN dos habitaciones en-
casa de familia, juntas separa-
das. Gale Cerra 5, Parada 15.-12-16.
CE ALQUILA una c6moda y ventila
da habitaci6n, para caballero matri-
.1nonio Con o sin conlidas. Gale s.
Brau numero so (altos) Tel6fono 172-
Rojo.-12-12.
CE VENDE una maquinaria compile
ia para elaborar cien quintales
de azilcar moscabada en- "a horas. Com
puesta de una desmenuzadora, dos ira
piches. tres masas cada uno; una cal
dera, so cabalios. un motor 25 caba-
Los, dos evaporadoras y deInas apara-
tos necesarios. Informara: Bartolome
Gaya, Las Marias, P. r. 12-11
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

Sc ALQUII4A UN CHALET
En- magnificas condolences y espl6n-
'didamente situado en- San Juan Moder.
no, cerca del Mar. Informaran en- 81
telefono sos, Santurce. HIPS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

DOR $1,000 Y $4,000 alQuilo calle Ar
: senal ocho, habitacion para dormi-
tcrio v hermoso loca, para odcina y
deposito.- o.-Informara Tel6fono SO. Box
1106.-1-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

z = y
$4,000 al aiio. $1,000 en- las horas .
; libres. Ademas repartimos con
I'd. nuestras ganancias. Venda
capas de aqua marca Weather
Monarch. Pregunte por "Duol
Coat" No. 993. Obtenga muestra
; gratis de una capa.
Associated Raincoat Agents Inc.
. 446 N. Wells Div. P. z.
; Chicago, Ill.
1927.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

CE ALQUILA en- la parada IA, calle
Nueva, un piso alto, de cinco habi
taciones, sitio muy frasco y tranpuilo.
Para informes: NJ. Garcia Reigada,
Telefono 1910 San Juan, San Francis
co 81 (altos) p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11
I UJosAs TARJETAs A MANo:,

i UJoSAS TARJETAS "A MANo:-
- superiores las imprssas Por 25
centavos enviaremos cinco preciosaa
tarjetas con su nombre, en- tintas sati
radas. Anuncios en- Csrtulina. Box
492. Rio Piedras--12-16.
NESEO comprar una maquina regis
tradora cue este en- buenas con.
diciones y que su precio sea m6dico,
el interesado en- este negocio puede di-
rigirse al apartado ndmero 671, Aqua
dilla, P. R.--11-25.
CE ALQUILA-la casa No. So de la
Avenida San Jorge, santurce.-
Informara, E. Fernandez Mascara, Ca
lie Salvador Prats, No. 4, Stop 43-1I4
Santurce. liza
TsINTE L1QU1Do INsTANTANEo
para eli pelo y la barba, tine en-
pocos minutes el pelo cano desco-
lorido, So garantiza que da excelentes
resultados; color negro. Frasco. grande
ST 90. Frasco pequefo 60 centavos. CON
ZALEz PADIN co.'s. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

SI listed dssea IN bonfto ramo
para novia, coronas o hores susl
sss. Dirfjase Al telefono 293 AMI San
nrce aerA atsndido inmedis+amests
-P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

Romttaldo WALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

CE vENDE nm cafetin en- 10 mas
csntrico de Ia ciudad con todas
las existenctas y muebles; para infor-
mes en- San Francisco so IL, San Juan.
t2-11.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-11

y. YAPATEKOS:-- 81 querels econO-
mizar en- Ia compra do pieles y
natertales del ramc, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 1S4. Aguadilla, p.
G.-P.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
kaRAlQa
Loose Coupler
Tunes Out Music
Variable Tuner Brings in Sta.
tons Desired-Operation of
Variometer Explained.

\ loose coupler in a receiving sci
Is another form Of tuner used in
place OF tuning coil. 1t provides
much sharper tuning because OF the
Tact that the antenna and the ground
are not connected directly to the res,
OF the receiving set. The outer wind
ing on the loose coupler is called the
primary. and the inner coil the sec.
ondary The energy is transferred
from the primary to the secondary.
The primary iuductance is usually
made variable by means Of sliding
contact. and the secondary made
variable by means ot a rotary switch.
In nontcehnieal language. the loose
coupler is used to TUNE OUT the
stations you do not care to listen in
on, and to TUNE IN the ones you
desire.
A vario-coupler is the same as a
loose coupler except that the second
airy rotatcs within the primary in
stead OF sliding in and out OF it. The
secondary has 10 taps on il.
A variomctcr is the inductanccs.
one rdra'ng within the other, and
both OF them connected in series, or
with one terminal of tn" inner one
connected to one terminal of the
outer one. The two leads left are
the terminals OF the variometer.
This provides a continuously varia-
bic inductance Tuning is done in the
same manner as with variable con-
denscr. except that you vary IN
DUCTANCE rather than CA
PAClTY.
Capacity Eliminated.
When we say varying the in
ductance' we mean that we change
the electrical LENGTH of the instru-
ment. When the wire on the rotating
part OF the rotating part of the vario-
meter is as close as possible to the
stationary part. the 1NDUCTANCE
is lessened; when the rotating part is
at right angles to the stationary part
then the inductance is heightened.
making it possible to receive shorter
or longer waves at will.
CAPACITY between the secondary
coil leads, more than anything else,
causes dissatisfaction when copying
amateur stations and other short
wave signals.
For short wave reception capacity
between the secondary leads should
be eliminated if one is keen about
getting the very most of receiver.
Keep the secondary leads as far away
from each other as practicable, and,
if possible. at right angles to each
other. By secondary leads is meant
those that run from the honeycomb
mounting to the grid condenser and
B battery.
The length of the leads between
the grid condenser and the detector
tube, and those between the second
airy and the B battery, should be as
short as possible.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
National Radio Show
Opens in Chicago

Chicago, June 26.-Radio appara-
tus, ranging from vest pocket novel
ties to big field sets, are on exhibit
ton side by side at the National
Radio exposition which opened here
today.
Scores of sets made by school
boys of Chicago were in competition
to be inspected by a committee of ex-
perts selected to award prizes to the
juvenile radio amateurs.
Antennae were erected on the
building where the exposition is
being held, to snatch messages from
the air. Among the messages for
which the radio audience awaited
was an address by Alexander Else
mann, president of the National
Radio Chamber Of Commerce. Ar
engagements were made to broadcast
Mr.. Elsemann' address from New
York.
In additional to commercial dis
plays were educational exhibits by
the navy showing the evolution OF
radio from its inceptions. Exhibitors
included the United States Depart
ment of Commerce, the weather bu-
reau, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls.
Tuesday and Wednesday have been
designated at jobbers' and retailers
days, respectively, while Thursday
has been set aside on the program for
| farmers.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Prayer Each Day

believe God. that it shall be even as
Il was told to me.-Acts. 27:2b.
The night has brought us rest and
reireshment and renewal OF strength
and hope, Father. The day opens to
us its opportunities, and brings US
its manifold tasks and, it may be,
its trials and burdens and cares.
We thank Thee. our Father for the
restoration OF power and courage
while we have slept. We trustingtly
pray for guidance and enabling for
the undertakings and e.nployments
OF the day.
We seek the direction which shall
set us forward along right ways, the
wisdom which shall cause US rightly
to choose in every issue. the integ-
rity which shall keep us wholly loyal
to the truth.
May no burden be laid upon us be-
yond our strength, and II the trials
OF the day are to be many, grant I'M
to US the great patience. constant
self-control. and the power to keep
our tempers and our Judgment.
Grant that we may suffer no loss
of faith in our fellowmen, no lessen
ing Of our belief OF purity and good
ness. no dimming OF our vision of
the ideal. And bring US at the end of
a day of useful labor and helpful
living to the Joy of an unbroken
home. Amen.
REV. J. PERcIvAL HCGET.
Detroit. Mich.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
City Manager Plan Said
to Be Favored at St. Paul

Public sentiment is growing Ill ia
vor of the city manager plan of gov
eminent in St. Paul. Mimi, accord
ing to F. NJ. Skipton, chief &C
countant in the office of city comp
troller in the Minnesota city.
Mr.. Skipton was here for a day
en- route home from meeting in
Colorado. He explained that civic
organizations of St. Paul are repre-
scented in a central body designated
as an unofficial city charter conven-
ton. This central organization is
preparing a new city charter, which
will provide for a city manager. The
proposition may be submitted at the
fall election.
St. Paul now has the commission
plan of city government. A recent
attempt to go back to the old ward
system Of councilmen was defeated
One of the objections against the
present system i'll ST. Paul is that
the same officials constitute the ap-
propriating and spending bodies.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Store Receivers
Fee Cut to $4,000
Federal Judge Pare. Down
Sl0,500 Asked by Will.
lam Randall.

Federal Judge Woodrough yea'er'
day fixed William Randall's ice a.
receiver Tor the deiunet Basket Stafrr
at $4,000. Randall asked >lu.sgU
Creditors protested
The judges decision came after a
lengthy hearing in which Clinton
Bronze, attorney ior the receiver,
quoted figures TO prove Randall WAS
entitled to 81 800. He said creditors
were influenced to object 10 the lee
by an ungroundcd fear il would
jeopardize payment Of % per cent
settlement. agreed upon.
Bronze declared there would he
money left TO return TO the company,
even after the fee Randall asked.
his own fee OF $500 and creditors
attorney ices Of %,SOo were paid.
Judge Woodrough Monday set the
fee Tor Clinton Bronze, attorney tnr
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Y Arrests Made
and 500 Bottles
of Beer Seized
Nearly All Those Taken in
Booze Raids Freed
in Court. How.
ever.

forty-two persons were arrested
and 500 bottles OF beer were seized
Saturday night in raids by the police
morals squad
James Virgins. 1910 North Tween
ty.iourth street, and II persons ar
rested in his place, charged with
operating and being inmates of a
gambling house. were discharged by
Judge Foster in central police court
Monday because OF insufficient eyi-
dsnce.
Co,lno Russo. M20 Ohio street,
was tined 500 ior illegal possession
OF o. quarts ol beer and $50 Tor
running a dsordcrly house Eight
cen persons we're arrested as in
mates.
Two Of them were good looking
girl, who gave tho names of Olive
Spencer. q. md Marie Casino Mich.
OILS. y. OF Honey Greek, la. saying
they had come to Omaha 10 days
Ego to go 10 work.
Sen,eneedsto Lecture.
The Spencer girl told the Judge
her father, who was minister, is
dead.
Judge Foster sentenced them 10
be Occurred by Ma,ron Gibbons.
The other 10 were permitted to
tell their individual stories to the
Judge. who summed them all up in
answer
You're all OF you lying" he said.
You know as we'll as do you went
out there to get drink
One man said he was a contractor
and had gone out to the place at II
at night to see about a contract; an
other said he was taking a water
melon out 20 the place; another SAID
he was there "just out OF curiosity"
All Discharged.
All were discharged.
Fred Mcdonald, $40 South Nine
tcenth street, was arrested with 245
quarts of beer. Seven persons were
arrested as inmates. All were dis
charged but FIVE, who forfeited SIS
bonds.
Mrs. Mcdonald appeared in court
TO testify for her husband, saying the
beer was for their own use,
1T does me good. judge she
said. you see weigh 30 pounds. y
AL Gray. 2524 Caldwell street, and
eight persons arrested as inmates OF
a disorderly house, also were dis
charged.
Gets so Days.
Sebastien Ninciquetra, 24l2 South
Seventeenth street, who was dis
charged on a liquor complaint sew
eral weeks ago, when he told the
Judge liquor found at hts place had
been "planted' there by his enemies.
was sentenced to 60 days in Jail for
illegal possession of 81 quarts of
beer and a quart of gin found by the
raiders.
Three hundred bottles of beer
were found at the place OF Charles
Hoffke, 24l3 South Eighteenth
street. He was discharged.
All the liquor taken in the raids
was conhscated.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Drug Prisoners Forfeit
More Than $4,000 Bonds

More than $4,000 in bonds were
forfeited by narcotic prisoners alone
during the last term OF court. Joseph
Manning, federal agent. announced
Monday The bond oil Johnny Moore
who iailrd 10 appear Tor trial was
Sl9S0O.
Liquor law violaters who forfeited
Their bonds will swell this figure.
Suit 20 recover from bondSmen will
be Instituted soon. said George 4
keysrr. assistant United States at
iOInfY.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Bathing Doctor Named.

Dr.. Paul FIotow has been ap-
pointed by DR.. a. 5. Pinto. health
commissioner. as physician in
charge OF the public bathing resorts.
DR., Florow wifi examine the children
tor evidence al contagious or In
tc,tous Diseases and will supervise
the condition. oi the water in the
npols.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27

The Omaha Bee Want Ads bring
the best results.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Parents Problems

Should children be allowed to
know OF the sorrow and pain in the
world?
Shield the children all you can. At
best. you can keep from them only
a little of such knowledge. Sorrow
and pain come to every neighbor-
hood; as a neighbor, every child
learns of them. Teach the children
to be sympathetic. to feel with
others, when they know of their
troubles. Say to them: "If there is
anything you can do to help, do it; if
not, show your love, that helps; and
ask God to help" Such teaching
will help both children and neigh
bors.
The Omaha Bee Want Ads bring
the best results
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27

William Randall receiver at $500
Bronze asked s. 500. Fee tor Sidney
W. Smith. attorney loF the company.
Mas srt a. 5000 20 apply on con-
Unu0us service,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-27
Revised Building Code Is
Recommended for Passage

City council committee Of the
whole yesterday recommended for
passage the revised building code
which was prepared by the city
building review board
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
FARMER IN RACE
FOR Co. ASSESSOR

Zola II. Kicks, farmer living in
the Naples community, announces
his candidacy for the office OF tax
assessor, subject to the action of
the democratic primary.
II have lived in the county since
1903 and have never asked for any
county Office Mr.. Kicks said: Il
have been a lifelong democrat
Il feel that | am qualified to fill
the office as tax assessors and II
elected will faithfully and honestly
serve the people at all times"
Mr.. Kicks now lives on a farm
IL miles east of Caickasha. He has
been engaged in farming and stock
raising since coming to what is now
Grady county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13

once shows me o~oaclualyely that
the lat man who represented Chick
ar,a nj a meeting OF the Western
asscc'ptlon, was Clint stelnborger,
no wsa there with credentials from
The Chlckasha Baseball association.
II doesn't matter whether or not he
was recognized. 10 waa there o
represent c~Aiekasha and Ray Win
der. who was p%urporilng 10 represent
chIckaaha. was there IN fact. TO ask
that the league take the franchise
away from olickasha and give II TO
him. hold the jnrlsdlction OF this
court TO be good"
"But." protested Johnson. "chick.
asha does not want blfebnll. Chick.
asha can't support baeebnll In n
League Of this class. Thoy have
demonstrated that for two seasons,
They cant put q team IN hero II
they win this suit"
Possibly chickafha Gas moro
money than the gentleman realizes"
cut In Algcr Melton.
The next game OF the series was
slated for today on the district court
grounds and Is, In fact, believed TO
be the deciding affray. n. A. Dan.
iels, president OF the Western as.
ISOLATION, announced that with q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
AERIAL POLICE.

Buenis Aires tBy Mail TO the
United Press).-Uniquc among pre-.
scriptions for apprehension OF cattle
thieves Is that proposed by the chief
Of police OF the province OF Duonos
Aires In a lengthy communication
addressed TO the president. This
suggests an aerial police service. In
Guiding triplanos equipped with ma.
chine guns and a heavy airplane
for conveyance OF prisoners from
outlying stations. also four aero
dromes or landing places at straget.
ical points. Tho recommendation
states that Utilization of a hunting
a%irplano" would make extremely
difficult evasion on the part OF
cattle thieves or bandits. as the
broad, bare pampas is particularly
suited TO aerial observation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
CHICKASHA. WINS
IN OPENING TILT
(Continued from mage one.)

Continued from page one.)
"callin' 'em as he saw 'em" and
didn't need any help. With that he
waved johnson back to the bench
and the game went on.
1t was as pretty an exhibition Of
speed and control as has ever been
seen on the court house grounds
from that time on Both Johnson
and Melton were putting something
on the ball that was hard to solve.
Along in the afternoon, which
would be equivalent to about the
tenth inning, with the count still
knotted. the OPPOSITION got a man as
far around as third when through
the testimony Of DR.. A. B. Leeds it
was brought out that the directors
of the C~hickasha Baseball associ-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
SANDERS WOULD
Be CO. Assessor

Formally announcing his candid.
ncy for the democratic nomination
for the office OF county assessor, l..
A. Sanders today Issued the follow
ing statement:
Il am now serving my recond
term as county treasurer and II |
should be ever so anxious 10 con
tlnuo In this office. II would be I'm
possible. for our statute specifically
limits the period OF continuous
service In this office TO two terms.
How well | have made good in my
present office the people generally
know. II Is a matter OF some pride
TO me to know that the t~reasurer's
office in Grady county ranks with a
half dozen or so OF the best In the
state In the manner In which 1t has
been conducted.
in the years 1909. 1910 and 1911.
before the office OF county assessor
was created. | assisted in the assess
Inent Of Chickashs and whom the
office of county assessor was estab-
lisled. | did work for 1t in the
years 1912. 1918 and 1914. Since
that time | have been connected
with tho treasurer's office: for more
than three years az q deputy and
three years at the head OF the de-
partment.
a am not one Of those who be-
lieve that the county or the people
owe me anything. asked for the
positions | have held at the salary
provided by law and it has been
paid me. | have used my best eff
forts to perform the duties enjoined
by law, without fear or favor, just
as | should have done. There Is a
place to be filled and I am submit
ting my application for 1t. together
with my experience as evidence of
my qualifications, just as | would In
applying for a position in ap rlvate
business.
Earnestly soliciting support at the
democratic primaries in August,
am, Yours respectfully,
L. A. SANDERS"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
BANKS BUY BABY CHICKS.

label. Okla.-Through the coop
Grafton OF local banks. Grace Glow
dis, homo demonstration agent for
McCurtsin county. is financing junior
club members in the poultry bust
ness this spring. Her method Is to
supply each member with baby
chicks. She expects to place not
less than 1000 baby chicks with
second year club members.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13
RACE IS GETTING HOT

Fairview. March 13.--With four
candidates already announced, the
race for Major county treasurer bids
fair to be n of the hottest contests
ever staged for a county office here.
o. r. Corwin, present treasurer, has
announced in addition to another
mar and two women. 1t is said that
at least two mor will enter the race.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13

days rest. johnson will DO In ~
ogndltIon 10 hurl the game. II wat
also stated In the homo camp that
the same battery VIII DO used by
the ClIckasha entry.
Judge Cham Jones OF waurika
was slated TO hoIi tho Indicator.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-13

patton a long time before the at.
tack. II you would avoid append.
citis take Chamberlain's Tablets
when needed to keep your bowels
regular.