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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
5allf Rapios.

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sreibig Srbre Lang su Dem ble1lgen
9iirgern 5atlte, mlroe an Ytontug=
morgeu bon bent meltlit1 laufenoe1
Rprthern Facifie Shnellsuge getrof-
FEM ltlro alef Ser Stelle getotet. Ter
&erungliidte erreid}te Dos Ilter BON
Il Sabreu, Sor IS Safren fan er
init Ieiuer Nrat ndd} WSlnueIota,
supfpnte. porerlt tn Manfato uro oer=
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tpg1tng bate. Dit ser Satin betrau-
erl tint &inoer leinalt i'm 10 usler-
martet g~etroffenen 500. Mtttpo6=
%m1tnnittug Tuno Die 9eerOigung a1f
Dem Souf Rapibs Srieotofe batt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
Dos Ges Scr Hcntjhcrt
Kriceseefanecitcn in
Sranfrcih.
@ibt es 1pd] Grieqsaefanaene2

Wibt IS npd Srtegsgefangene2
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item Menfde11 oiele Jrage ieien. slber
es gibt nod 4rtegseeiangene, trotoem
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en0et lit.
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Ide 4riegsgefange11e aus Mbigron IN
6rmfreidy in bie 9eimat 5l1riif. Cine
gegnaoigung butte ifre 5truf5eit Dor
Ser pollen mbuBung beenbet. So ge-
fmge11e &ar1peruoen lieBen lie not in
.Jun11freih 3lrriid. n@ir fonnten uns
nidt reht ffrel1e111 iiber uniere gefrei-
ung," 10 er5dbHe elmer BON lba1e1r,,
uoem Die gnn5e Nadt Dor unierer
9eimfebr borten tplr Das Sdh1d5e1
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ben m11Bten." @ns milIen ous fit
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nnb oem 4riege no9 nls 5trufae-
fnnger1e IN 5ranfreid} 5uriidgebnlten
meroen! Gin 8eiipiel mag por1peg
burunf Die artrport geben. Mad iei=
mem gerbreden befragt gnb elmer Ole
a1usfmh: Ser 3iebitabl bon eiirenl
Brot unb feds &artofeln, al Dem Ser
Sunger midi DerIeitete, brud5R NTH
5 Satire @efdngnis." SAT- 4 uno q
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b1ga,1rg eriaflen tuoroen. J.
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sSSobre nohy ariegse1rbe folde arrne &c
Tatugere tt Gra1rfreib gibt2 81
4ettfdLa1o speiB mont es mutt tiefem
Mitleib u1p6 berbnltenem S1,grn1ms.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

Sn nrloer11 2di11oern fdeint bieie en-
hiitterrtoe Cathode fat ullbefannt al
fein go oft man einem Mllsldnoer
oapon ipridt, Rageg1let maH benlnQers
gr0Bten grituairen.
gefarlrtlih mlBte Geltid1Iatl0 TO-
fort nady Dem ltngliidliidyen Gnoe Oes
arieges iailr1nltlifc Griegsgeia1lgelnen
eutlnIieI al1dy Die gtrafgefangenen,
Die megen Der mdbrenD Der 8efalgen=
idaft bega1lgener 8ergeben D~erltrteilt
lIoroen maren. Gin Bleifes bel Den
Siegerltamten fir feline @efnngenen
ourd5nleeen, tnf 3eutidlnno BON An-
ia1rg an immer mieber nit begreifli=
der1 Nadyorud perIudf. Aber es bnt-
te alrBer Der g%erufung anf Die Wered]z
tigfett urD M1enidlidfeit feline Dit
tel, Ieiner Joroerllng9tad5brlld 5u Der
Ileiben. Die arlbern 2arlDer baben Die
Ter Joroerrtlg Der Nleniblidfeit In
0eifen ld1or1 balS n%udgegeben. Mae
8efnrgerre11, alldD Sic Strafgefange=
nen, febrte11 I'M Sabre 1919 aus oie1en
9dnoern nuh 8eutldJlano 5urid, 10
fern mdyt ME III HuBlano anbere Sim
oernille es unnoglib mad)ten. Nur
Jrnnfreth fonnte ii6 nitf oa5u per
Itefe11, EN- 8letd)es 5u thin. Mrtiiffell
20 oe5 ~. Nbfommer1s ser Saaqer
Jrie0ensfonferer5 bonn Is. Dftober
1906 beltimmt: ugeah Dem 5riebens=
ldlltlie iollen Die 4riegsgefnngenen
binnen fur3eren 6rilt IN lire @eimat
merben." 1918 NOR Ger &rieg
bee11oet, aber er1f1920 bot Grnnffreih
cen 5rieoen ratifiaierf. Sc mag alio
Formeq ge1uelen iein, iolange bie
Rriegsgefnnge1e11 5uriid5nBebaLte1l.
Iber bel Der langen thanksgiving
Der HatiF5Ierung ertlprad oieie MnB-
nabm gan5 getuiB niht Dem Settle ie-
nes 9uager Mbfommens, uno III
9e1hidlanb muroe ct iibera11s bitter
empa1noen. Sa1nberttnuieroe bon
Rrieesgefangenen, oie nod / nno rs
SSabr nab benz &riegsenbe in. Der Sc
fangenldpaft bleiben muBten, enben
lann1t ibren Nngeborigen cine Turdt=
bar ffd4pere 3eit oeg &arrerts nnb ser
HngetpfBbeit oa,rbleben muiien. got
tie Mmerifa iuie 6rnmreid ba1poein
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tanern ge1nabten beutlde11 4rteqsge-
fnrgetren fdmmrtlih Bug gnoe 1921 1T
naleritariider @efangenidoft geblie=
ben. 4ber a,,Ber Jronfreid Hnt fein
|Stnnt Die @efn1genen 20 Iattge NOR
TEN 1116 leibe11 Laffen.
a3 bnn1 e1ublm a1td Fir ste
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8eginn beg Snbre3 1920 Sic Shunbe
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
st. UidoIas.

0as led5eln Mplate alte Sod3ter=
hen ger 5lpiid,en hter ulro eulo
Spring mobuenoen 6aHilie 9eorg
8rudten Irurb porIesfen Meithpo9 an
Der Sungerentjunoung un0 tuuroe ONT
6reitug nad] einem in Ser hie1lae1
Bforrfirde POM bodpu. 9errn S6eu=
er aebultene1f g%ngelnnte benz SboB
Der grbe iibergeben. Die gltern MO
gen Croft finben IN Dem 8e0onfen,
Aub Tie IN oem ib1.en b,1rh ben SOB
10 friib g~eruubten &inoe einen Sir
lpreder ant 5brone 0ottes baben.
Sohn 9attgen, ipelder eire Heibe
Don Sahren bier cine GdanfpirtlduFt
1rlno ieit Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eiu ~oerielben entipreheluoes 8elhdft
betrieb. bat lein idnmtlides gige11=
t1tu1 BENT Serrr Shmit BON, @oen
Salep in Hadt gegebeu. 7ieier lit Der
gdtngere 8ode nit TaHrilie nud bier
umge5ogen uno tot m erlten Sa11l-
ar Dos @efddft a1,eetree
Heter Sdpars, melager inn fid}=
nsono 9ospitol 1uegen afuter 8lino+
oorment5iinoung operiert spuroe, BE-
ftrbet iib Ser lesten Hadyridt ger1dB
ouf gutter 8ef1errng.
2esten 5rehng er~lItatbete bodau.
F1nrrer Sheuer IN 9egleit1ns oes
Gbepoures Sofeph SdDars oen1 go
tue1rten eiuen gefuh,
Ser Gillette Sobn Ser Wath. 2ie}b
Jaurilte murbe BON INSTRUMENTATION
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

uorsutf fie fortfdbrt: .garf III sic
bitten, Sic beiIiege1Ioe M6fdriH oes
Briefes Ill Ieien Der 96erin Der betr-
Baneuanitnf Der cine Gabe BON IL
4O4 MaI 5lpgeiperoet Uoroe1 nor,
er gibt s5buen EN- g8flD iiber Die Ser
nellouna BET snruHe. 3a ipeiteren
beiBt es IL benz 5dEelben an BE 8.
ct. mssbnen mufB ids aber eigens nod
nlaG meirres 9eraeIrs lpdrIniten 2nnf
ausiprederr, tpie oft ba5eH Sic pod
metller bittenoen Gimme gebor urro
0la1lben gefdRnft. uID init pelder
GroBn1ut gebolfent SSn nreirer Arufut
lDciB id nidJts mrberes 81 %ltarnrneln:
Serr pergelte gu nit reidftem @na=
Saliessil, lyir fins arm mo l1permo-
geno."
Isle riagrer6 lit Die 6reuoe unS
3anfhurfeit, Die EFarrer Mnoreast @l-
flyer, gorftaaD Des &inoerbaules Sol
ntlers In ser 8berpfal5 (pe1 feinem
Biidyof beiorDers Der Central Sfeae
empfoblen) III ej1em shreiben bonn
"a. RouelHber altyoridf. aAar oas
cine frernoise Nadyrida 5eiBtes oa-
rim, Die SIR fperfer 8ref bonn /.
Gopern6er entfIeltI lIno anr alS lfon
tsqs saraa1 Die 5ebn Yafefe etrrliefen
ullp geoFfnet nnt0ren. 90 piele, uno
barullter 10 fd9orlc, urno lallter tur ul1=
lere 10 pieIfeitigen Beonrfniiie bnatadgF
bore 5af,en. gmpfaugeH Sic oofir
.ein ber5lides gergelfs @ottl Bon ben
SfapeItern, ore .obllebin aigens lth
lelbIf behanfen molten, BON BEN arn1er
aincern uno benz unter5eihreten Sor
gentater Ser gn11aen SdarI 3aHfeno
Can't Sen perfdieoenen gebern u.o
BEN Eerioran,. sic MT 70 bel RibR
Die &lelonngsitife ffa1n1atn. IN Oro=
n1ng bringen, perpaden, etc"
Dit foldgen gFiefen f0nnte Die g.
ct. 1p0dertIih EN- gauges BIatt fill
lem. iroem TN leoe Soft aus ollal1
gehen DeutidInnos, Sefterreihs uno
9irols, g6bmens nnb arberen 2dn=
bern Central Guropas bieR oerurfl=
ge 9nrfidreiben bringf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
RiGioneuzGriparniF

Gbinbelphin, So, 4. 9e5. Fro=
]ioert sann1eI Rea bon Der Bennlp
parma Nabn teih IN elmer Neuiabr$=
Rot1daft al Sic geanten uro anac~
ltenfen ser 8atm mil, DAB oi,rb Gr=
fparniIie Die 8etriebsA nrro Inter
badtsfoiten I'M Iesten SSahr gegennber
sem o8riar I'M 100000 600 reou=
5iert nprom feien. DoB frosoem iebod,
bos Ne4naginfor1men nuf nns auIo=
gefnpitnI berednef ne1tbger betraseu
bnbe, oIs 6ie a3insrate fir 5pareinIo=
Gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
st Qnthonv.

&o4t eirem feds Wpnnte fangen,
,lnbeilborer 2eiben 1T 8eronifo, Ste
pier5eb1 Sabre aIe Godter Der 8u-
Mile Bernbarb Sdriper, I'M ct. So
pbaeg 9ospitnI 5n ct. GIpub. mo
Dos beite 1r5ttif,e @iffen urrb Die be-
tie 8erpflegntng al, Ser Sartndfigffeit
ser arn1fbeh ideiterte, am Neuiabrs-
toge 0lrrh SEN Sos eri0f tpofoer. She
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
5. 3anuar 1922

S1 Der 5nnrilie Sobdln 8ertrarr
far1o EN- nieDlides M1od,en tpillfo,n-
meme Aunrabme. mosl1 uniern Gliid
rulnide.
6ranS Bauer uno 6attiu begabell
iid nob ct. Glo1to, no 5err 9aler
Iid elmer Mugenoperation unterstehen
miro.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
]. s. MAY START
TO EXPORT COLD.
cBy The Omitted Pres,

Washington. Dec. 26.-The United
States with the greatest gold horde
Of any nation in the world. soon may
begin its expectation in large guam
titles, II was stated at the White
House today
Gold expectations, foreign trade,
and the effect of the new tariff
law formed the principal topic OF
discussion at today's cabinet meet
ing.
The large number OF American
tourists abroad, particularly in
Europe. is tending to cause move
ments Of gold out of the country.
The comparatively small supplies OF
gold held by other nations has been
hindering Americas export trade,
but it was said that the prospect
for increased business is now
brighter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
FEAR TRIO SHIPS
LOST IN STORMS

Queenstown, Ireland, Dec. 26.-
Three vessels are believed to have
gone down in hurricanes sweeping
the Atlantic, according to the cap
tain Of the New Columbia, driven in
here by the storms today.
The Celtic and the Carmania, with
decks and lifeboats smashed, put in
here. reporting the most terrific
gales of twenty years.
The New Columba's captain said
he had received distress signals
from three vessels just before the
storm reached its heighth, and that
afterwards he was unable to raise
them by radio and that he believed
all three were lost.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
PLAN To FINANCE
ARMOUR VENTURE

Chicago. Dec. 26.-Steps to finance
the purchase OF Morris 4 Company
packers. by ]. Ogden Armour were
taken by attorneys for Armour TO-DAY
Application was to be made In DO
yer. Del, according to announcement
here. for issuance of charter to
Armour & Company of Delaware.
This concern would have authority
to issue $160.0O0.OOO stock.
Nobody outside of Armour q
Company will own any of this new
capitalization Attorney II. X. Piatt'
handling the DEAL announced.
"This new subsidiary corporation
will be a medium for carrying out
certain arrangements and will be a
convenient means for handling any
other plans which may develop"
The new company will be the larg-
est subsidiary of Armour a. Company
and will handle most of the Morris
property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Local Couple Married.

With Justice II. l.. GrlFsby Of
ficlatlng. the marriage ceremony for
Clarence Lang and Miss NettIe Luns.
ford, both OF Chickasha. was per
formed Saturday afternoon In the
court clerks office. Justice Grigsby
also officiated In the marriage Of
Colin Burgess Of Aiken. and Mary.
eta Hammett. of Duncan. With Rev.
c. d. James officiating. the marriage
ceremony OF Oscar Alvin Tunnel and
Miss zenna Horton. both OF Ada,
was performed here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
AVERT WRECK Of
SANTA f TRAIN

Joliet. ILL.,, Dec. 26.-An attempt to
wreck Santa Fe flyer No. 5. west
bound. was narrowly averted npar
here last night.
A score OF passengers were badly
shaken up when the train was
brought to nm abrupt halt just ten
feet from a torn out rail.
Two men we're seen tearing spikes
out Of the tracks as the train nedrcd
the spot, according TO the engineer.
Fourteen spikes had been drawn and
one complete section of rail lo,sened.
Federal officials are investigating
the attempted wreck, blieving 1t was
probably the work Of mail robbers,
who intended to loot the train
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Two Hoidups Sunday Night.

The police department arrested
Home McGraff and Claud tBilD
Mills following the robbery OF n To-
year.old boy at the corner OF Third
street and Minnesota avenue. Sunday
night. Fifty.two cents were taken
from the person OF the boy. whose
name could not be learned this morn
ing. William Luster. an employee
OF the Chalfant hardware store. was
held up at the corner OF Tenth street
and Kansas avenue Sunday night
about 10 o'clock. Fifty-six cents was
the amount taken from his person.
No arrests In connection with this
hold.up have been made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Elect EaIr Board Msr,hera.

Al special clectlcl hold saturday
afternoon In the city hall Green Tay.
lor and John Lewis were elected
members OF the county fair board
from chickasha township. Other
townships In the county are expected
TO hold similar elections before the
meeting Of the new board some time
In January.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
PAsHA ASKS FOR
NEW TURK ORDER
Tells Annors Government Must
Modify Demands or Peace Inn
possible; Hope Clear Up Minor
Points In Deliberations.

Lausanne. Dec. 2G.-When the i.au'
sanne conference resumed Is work
after tho Christmas recess. lhtnet
pasha sent 10 Angora for a mandate
declaring unless he II released from
fiat orders not to give ground on dis
puted points peace Is impossible.
The minorltles commission met to-
day and others will take up the final
details Of the peace agreement tonor'
row with hopes OF reaching . settle.
ment before the now year. but with
little prospect OF anything being
signed before mIdJanuary.
Objection OF the Turks 70 n recess
nj Christmas, holiday which they
said meant nothing 10 them. wa
overcome by Lord Curzon. who re-
maIned nj Lausanne In private con
versatIon with Ottoman delegates.
They reached further agreement re-
gardIng freedom OF the straits. the
Turks being refused permisison 10
fortlfy the entrances, but being
granted the right to n garrison OF
5000 men at Gallipoli. with no arti,
lery.
The allies hope TO clear up one or
two minor points and sign somethins
Thursday. so that the Russians vii
no longer have excuse for delay.
Capitulation appears the most dan
gerous subject. and II was on thus
point that Ismet Pasha asked author
ity OF the Angora government to con
cede little.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
MAY ELECTR|FY
FORD RAILROAD

Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 26.-Henry
Ford's railroad, the Detroit, Toledo
& Ironton, may soon be operated by
electricity, it was learned in engi-
neering circles here today.
Fords engineers have been in the
vicinity of Napoleon, Ohio, for sew
eral weeks, inspecting the road and
studying conditions near there for a
power dam in the Maumee river.
1t is understood that electric en-
gines for the road are now under
construction in Schenectady, N. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Fire in Roomlna House.

The fire department this afternoon
at 1.55 o'clock extnguished small
blaze in the rooming house at 2V2
Kansas avenue, without loss. Mrs.
John McClain is proprietor OF the
house, which is the property OF Dr.
A. c. White. Yesterday afternoon al
o'clock the department received
a call from M. Friedlander at the
corner of Twelfth street and Ore
gon avenue. where fire started from
burning rubbish caused a $40 loss
to a store building. Saturday AFTER
noon fire, believed to have been
started by a burning cigar or cigar
ette stub being thrown into a trash
pile, caused a small loss to the
garage building of the William lnman
home, 925 Dakota avenue. Loss is
estimated at $40.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26

b-s of garments given away, 1877;
y 9. OF shoes given away. "a; mum
bar OF children given Christmas treat
1877: number OF presents. AZ; number
OF persons given groceries, etc. i2o;
number given medical attention and
medicine. s; total money value OF
all philanthropIc work. siOs.26; hours
spent visiting. ib: families visited,
II: miscellaneous help, s. Sunday
night In the chapel at b25 Chickasha
avenue n Christmas program was
rendered by the children. Each child
was given treat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Fascist IN MEXICO.
(By The United Press.l

Mexico City, Dec. 26.-Agents of
the Italian Fascist were reported to-
day by officials to be here comforting
with Mexican Fascist leaders. The
program Of the Italians, who seized
control of their government in a
bloodless revolution, was being stud
led by the leaders of the Mexican
order, but as yet no connections be-
tween the two organizations have
been effected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
TEN DEAD WITH FIVE
INJURED IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 26.-Ten dead
and five injured was the toll Of
holiday shootings and accidents In
Georgia. according to reports here
from all over the state.
Seven persons were shot to death,
two died from burns and one was
in an automobile accident. Two Of
the injured were suffering from bull
let wounds and the others were hurt
in accidents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
SaIter-Singleton Wedding.

With Rev. ]. d. Salter, OF Lawton,
father of the bridegroom, officiating,
the marriage ceremony for Jesse
Salter and Miss Blanche Singleton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Singleton, was performed Monday
afternoon in the Singleton home west
of the city. Immediate members OF
both families We're present The
marriage was the elimination of a
courtship which started while the
two were students in the Chickasha
high school a few years ago. After
moving to Lawton with his parents,
Jesse was graduated from Cameron
Agricultural college. Immediately
after the ceremony, the newlyweds
left for Lawton where Mr.. Safer is
engaged in dairying and farming.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
CELEBRATE WILSON BIRTHDAY
Uv The limited Press.)

Houston, Texas, Dec. 26.-Hous-
ton members of the Woodrow Wilson
foundation fund, will hold banquet
here December 2S, in celebration of
the seth birthday of the wartime
president.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
To Hold nopen house.p

Rev. and Mrs. r. e. l.. Morgan
will hold "open house at the Meth
odist parsonage, 4OS South Sixth
street, next Monday-New Years
day, they announced today At this
time, they will be at home to men,
bers of their congregation and other
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
cupId Busy Saturday.

Dan Cupid succeeded In adding
the names of eight couples to his
christmas marriage list Saturday
afternoon. Matrimonial permits were
issued to. Jesse Salter, of Lawton
and Miss Blanche Singleton, OF
Chickasha; j. Il. Fulsome. age 80, Of
Chickasha. and Mrs. Bertha Stone,
age 33. of Chickasha; Oscar Alvin
Tunnel, and Miss zenna Horton,
both of Ada; Colin Burgess, age 30,
of Allen, and Maryetta Jammett,
age 2S, of Duncan; +. l.. Hambrick,
of Bradley. and Miss Annie L. Lester,
of Rush Springs; Lloyd c. Cox, Of
Tulsa, and Miss Mertie Pearl Cheno-
weth. of Chickasha; Worcester M.
Rowland, of saltwater, and Miss
Grace M. Ruth, OF Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Relics Of Confederacy,

The cell table used by Jefferson
Davis president of the Confederate
States of America, while confined as
a prisoner in Fortress Monroe, follow
ing the close Of the war, is in the
collection of interesting relics in the
Confederate museum in Richmond.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26

Santa Claus was exceedingly good
TO Matt Sankey. sheriff OF Grady
county He brought him big
bright gold officers star bearing
the sheriffs name and title. The
star was presented by several OF Mr..
Sankey's friends here. NJ. Fried
lander conveyed the present to him.
The cost of the emblem is said to
have been more than sl0O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
HooTcH KILLS STATE MAN.
(By The United Press.)

Salisaw, Okla, Dec. 26.-The body
of Oma Carlisle, 20, was found near
here yesterday. Death. according to
coroner's inquest, was caused by
alcoholic poisoning. A jug contain
ing quantity of liquor was found
near the body.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Investigating Robbery.

The police department today was
investigating the robbery of the Okla
homa National Guard armory on
South Fourth street yesterday after
noon. While property custodians
were out to lunch, someone entered
the building and escaped with prop
erty belonging to the service bat
terry of the 1S9 field artillery An
invoice of the battery's clothing sup
ply is being made today in an en-
deavor to determine the amount and
value of the goods stolen. The police
department has clue which may
reveal the identity of the robbers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
chrletmas Quiet Here.

Christine day passed quietly IN
Chickasha. Uhy few arrests were
made by the sheriff's force and only
two we're taken into custody by the
city police department. The total
number of "drunks" arrested by the
sheriff's office and police force is
five. "very quiet Christmas" COM
mented Ben Phillips, chief of police.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Rochat to Inaugural.

Prof. Paul Rochat Of the Oklahoma
College for Women faculty declared
today that he had been requested to
cover the Jack Walton inaugural
for the Paris Syndicate, which, he
says, includes every newspaper pub
lished in Paris, France. Il will send
the syndicate cablegram story Of
the occasion and will later send
them more detailed story with
some photographs" he said. Prof
Rochat says he has had considerable
experience as newspaper corre-
spondent and is now sending monthly
letters to two newspapers in Paris.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
RAILROAD CHIEF DIES.


st. Louis. Dec. 36.-Alexander HI.
ton. vice.presdent in charge OF traffic
OF the Frisco railroad. died here last
night after az illness Of many weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
BURY GALVESTON PIONEER.
By The United Press.)

Galveston, Texas, Dec. 26.-
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen
Levy. 70, resident of this city 45
years, will be held from her home
here this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
HUGE FEM coNvocArloN.

Dublin, Dec. pa meeting OF
Sim Feln clubs here today passed
a resolution urging convocation Of a
national Sim Feln congress TO ar.
range peace with the Free State.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Iaverty Man Dead.

Noah Myer, a farmer of the Law
erty community, died at his home
Monday morning. Funeral services
are being held at Laverty this after
noon. The deceased is survived by
his wife and several children. He
was 61 years of age. The body
was brought to Chickasha and, in
the Brown Funeral Home morgue,
prepared for burial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-26
Overcome by Gas.

Mrs. T. d. Wood. 2i5 South Sixth
street. is recovering from the effects
OF being overcome by gas Sunday
afternoon. she managed to reach
the door of the room where she was
rescued by one OF the members of
her family. She was much improved
today Her condition is not now
considered serious.