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The New York herald., 1922-11-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
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,Il piggy: rs; Nov is-saned., sehr NevA
CUAYABAL. Nov Is. 8 PM--sailed, str
Cayo Mambi (Cuoan). Port Antonio and New
HALIFAX. Ms. Nov aa--Arrived. str Dighy
tBrl. Boston for 81 Johns and Liverpool
Arrived 2sd, schr Favon,an (Br). New
York: Gath. strs Manchester Hero !Br) !
Montreal: Javary. st Johns (and cleared Tor
Fsltlniore).
Sailed Gath. str Graciana (Br>. Glasgow.
HAVANA, Nov 2o--Arrived. strn Trompen-
borg Dutch. Pensacola: 21s:. flandre Fr).
Arrived c2d. strs Albert Il watts. Tam
pico; Sorland (Nor) New York via Nassau. .
varg CNor). st John; Orita (Br). valpa-
raiso land sailed for L,verpoop Cotopaxi.
Charleston; schr Beatrice. Tampa; 23d. str
Lyons Maru (Jap), Manila. &c.
Sailed Goth. strs Holsatia (ier). HamhurH
City<of Freeport, Glasgow; schr M Beili-
Sailed 2fst. bark Feiicina QtaD.. Aux
Cayes; 22d, s.rs Aim (Nor). Cardenas; {;
lMMINGHAM. Nov 22-saiied, str Winter
KINGSTON. ia. Nov 1i--Arrived, .strs Me-
dea (Dutch), Amsterdam (and sailed 18th
for HaitD: Dakotian OBJ. Liverpool (and
.ailed 10th for Mexico; 18Th. Coronado tBr>,
18th. Patuca CBr). Avonmouth Arana (Br),
Nassau. &c; schr G Bryant (Br). Port
QUEBEC. Nov 2s-sailed. str Elida Clausen
(Nor). probably London.
Passed IN Fame Point cath, strs Keying-
laralite t(brl. Halifax for Montreal: Wa
bana (Br). Sydney for do.
/ Passed in Cape Race cath. str Marburn
lBr), from Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1922-11-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Mallory Line lighters Temple and Joseph
Ire. with bales OF cotton, took fire Sunday
2s pier ~. North River. Tho fire was later
cx.iaguished.
HALIFAX. No. e7-s,r West Henbric, %
SAyr ou; from Liverpool for Portland. put
dn here tonight short OF provisions. having
encountered severe weather.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. nov oe--str Merri.
mack, watch arrived here yesterday from
ph.isdsiphia. experienced heavy weather. IN
waich n number OF rivcts were loosencd,
csusna vessel 70 leak in forward hold; much
carnage 20 cargo.
KINGSTON, ia. Nov iG--sch- Rassel s
Zlnck (Br). from 81 Johns. vent ashore on
Rocky fo;n. Wednesday night: wrecking tug
ilsreor.
KINGSTON. Ont. Nov oT-schrp Mary r
Darysv and Horace raber, FROM oeweFc %
this por; with coal, are ashore a; roGr Mile
Point. The Taber was abandoned. but the
Daryaw was IN no immediate danger.
NAPLES, Nov 27-Str Tuscanla (Br),
T.sace for New YORK.. returned 20 thls port
v'itn engine trouble. Sailing VIII be delayed
Cor q fcr ~eeiss
SEATTLE. wass. Nov eT-Disab,ed str
stuart Dollar, toweae. by tug Sea Monarch
str Bessie Dollar CBr). before reported, Is
making five niles per hour toward vsncou-
Ner.
SIR Presiden, jefferson VIII SAT- wednesday
Scr Orient. taking the place Of tho str Pres
fi~nt Grant.
sARNlA, Oat. Nov 2T--rr.izh,sr Quincy A
yAaw OF Cleveland wss reported aground in
iris city. The lighter Mnnis,ique was seat %
ssr assistance. The steamer. which IL not
p-iM'cd 20 be In danger, was bound with
frrin for Cleveland.
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Continued from Page Thirteen.

" n fYilirnan sol ~ Colon c6tt.
y Lvckenbach i.924 San Pedro s6tl.
Federal c27 Sc Mobile .Ith.
f'eltore rs 5 Hatteras 26th.
f'loridiar 240 Ambrose l. c6th.
Franklin IS Carysfort 2oth-
Frederic II Kellogg 1877 y Jupiter @0tn.
George d Mckenzie 1o3 Diamond rnoa1
Guiana $50 Sc Ambrose L v midnight cesn.
Haiti at Mole st Nicholas, Haiti. 26th.
j A Aotfett, Jr, 100 S Hstteras 9th.
J M Gurfey l6e Jupiter 26th.
Jo8eph NJ Cudnhy rs s Overfalls l. V Slth.
Maca5i I .oo7 $ Scotland 2Ith.
AfAckinaw lat AZ 25. Ion 65 as. 9th.
Melville Dollar 1890 S Baltimore PM 2otn.
Nount Carroll .26s Ambrose L V 2Ith.
Munalbro Z Sc Cape Cod 2Ith:
ATunarnar sos 5 Ambrose l. cItl.
Mystic 5sT NV Balboa Goth.
Nora 90 Z Tampico Goth.
Oien z37 70 Ambrose y 21th.
Olympic $50 K Ambrose ], 2Ith.
para O43 Sc Scotland l. 10th.
Paul Luckenbach 1tS S Ambrose L v seth.
Philadelphia lI2 s Scotland y v Pm 2ota.
Rochester passed Wirnble Shoals 2tti.
Roman Prince 76o NV Balboa asth
5 Hunt IS - Diamond Shqel 2ItA-
Sahale $50 Z Boston L. V Nth.
samuel l. Fuller 312 W.SW Sand Key -oIa.
San Gil 1913 OF Bocas 2Sth.
Fan Ben,to $50 - Linlon 2Sth.
santa Teresa eA5 Balboa 25th.
Stanley Dollar ESQ from Baltimore Pm 18TH
sudbury $50 ~ Colon 2sth
sunbeam, 40 NV Panama PM 2Sth.
w II Libby 12o Sc South Pass 2eth.
" N Irish i2a Diamond Shoal 26th.
west Csnnpgsw 465 Il Cape Race Goth.
West Isieta $50 f. Boston !. 9Th.
v-iilsolo 400 NV Balboa e6th.
Zul.a left Curacao q Pm 2oth.
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Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tiors of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY). and Cape
May. N. J. (WCY). In CO.
operation will, the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
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PUERTO BARRIos. Nov a4-saiied. ctr

PUERTO BARRIos. Nov 24-sailed. rti
Sarfond (Nor), Tampico.
cuEENsTowN. Nov ae-saiied. str Tyr.
rhenls (Br). from Liverpool for New York.
ROTTERDAM. Nov 24-Arriyes, sirs Elms
Sailed cath. str Brave coeur. Galveston.
sailed 2cta; str schodaek. New iYd rSrs, a.,
SANTIAGO. Nov os-Arrtved. str N!eis n
ttnsen DAM. New York.
Arrived 24th. str Manchioneai tNor),
sailed c>th. 8 PM. str Lake FernwoOd
ssccoNpEE., Nov as-Arrived. str soutrs
siiiELps. Nov 2s-Arrived. str cairnross
SINGAPORE, Nov as-sailed, str Reiyo
Maru dap. from Batavia for New York.
suEz. Nov e5-Arrived. str Luceric (Br,'
Calcutta for Boston and New York.
TAMPICo. Nov 27--Arrlved. str Me1ico'
sailed 2ist. str solana. Balboa.
TELA.. Nov aS-Arrived, ctr farsTnin~'
T1ENTsIN, Nov oa-Arrives. str Sylvan
Arrow, New York; via Port Arthur and San
ToRRE ANNuNzIATA. Nov c2-~Arr,ved.
str Pfomus (Br). Phifadelphia.
VANCOUVER, &c, Nov 21-Arrived, strs
Sailed a7th. strs Arisone Maru tJapl. se-
s.tie; washington Mnru Dap. United King
dom; Tokiwa Msru (Jap), Yokohama.
VERA Cruz, Nov cs-Sailed. str Yunrri.
Tarplco tpicks up lighter and returns 10
VICTORIA. Brazil. Nov 2c--sailed. str Los-
reine Cross. New Orleans (with 1000 bags
OF cottee).
Sailed 25ta, str Aidan (Br). Bahia.
vIGo. Nov 2e-Arrived. str Lcerdam
tnutch). New Orleans for Rotterdam.
YOKOHAMA, Nov 25-Arrived. strs Inde-
pendence. New York; Satsunia. Hong Kong,
&c, for New York.
Arrived 2sth, s;rs Margaret Dollar. san
Francisco for Hong Kong; Steel Mariner.
Mobile; 25th. Independence. New York Via
Savannah.
Sailed 25,h. str President Madison, from
Shanghai for Tacoma.
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Army Orders

ssscsdJ Dispatch TO THE NEW Yosx HmArD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Nov. 80.
These army orders vero made public 90
DAY:
INFANTRY.
STRAIT, Col. John N, TO Kansas City, No.
Guy. Capt. Thomas E., to Fort McPherson-
Conner. Capt. sidney L.. to Fort Afcrher-
son.
CAVALRY.
siith, Lieut.. Col. 8. D.. 70 Fort d. A.
Thomas. Lseut.-co,. c. o.. 70 Fort shsr.
dan.
oCARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Barnard. Iteut.-Coi. Jos. H., 10 Pekin,
China.
simpson. Capt. French G., 70 Langley
Field.
Beard, Capt. Fsoi g.. 20 Camp Eornoyie.
AIR SERVICE.
oNefli. Capt. Raymond z, 20 Washington.
McDsrment. First Lieut.. Corlcy p. to
Washington.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Belilnger. Capt. John B.. TO Washington.
ENGINEERS.
Aznsr, Capt. p. A., 20 juneau, Alaska.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Davis, Capt. A. L.. TO Honolulu.
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CLEARED.

Btr- Mauritania (Br). Rostron, Southarnp-
tos sal.am coad Belfast
&c, Via Philadelphia (seneraD-Mcore O. NC
Cormsck.
fgsnersn--B.cx Diamond Steamship Co.
Str Canopic OBJ, Kearney. Bremen via
CAersonrg and Southampton (genera)-
Str Str ia Rinnendyx ss tputch>. Paw. Rotterdam
via Baltimore general. residuo)-Holiana-
T Str i.ibsrty. @ Norasxos. Ro.t.rdem tgen-
eraD-Cpsnopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Elveric CBr), Lamb, Manila. Hong
Panama Canal Observation-Disclosures. Weir q
Boyd.
--Foreixn transport Mercantile Corporation.
str Commercial Guide, Marlin. Los An
rsies. San Francisco. &c. via Panama Canal
snd Philadelphia On transio--Moore q NC
Str william, G Warden. Lake. Baton
nouse lbalasp-R l. Hague.
etr City OF Savannah. Borrri, Sava1naa
tyeneral)--Ocean Steamship Go.
str Mohawk. Ingram, Charleston and
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
OIL Dcminion TRANSPORTATION Co.
Str willh,lo. Fitzgerald, Norfonx (in tran
s,t)--Willlarns Steamship Co.
Str Virginia Express. Johnson. HichnIond.
Va (seneraD--Richnaond and New York
rs ssT Jor.sSors @ DAM, Andersen. Baltimore
tsaiiast)-Moore q Mccormack.
6tr Anaconda, Jones Cfrom Antwerp. Phil
sdelphia tgsneraD-Black Diamond Steam
<hip Co. .
str Maple, johnson. Phila deiphia (generaD
--Halschaw Steamship Co.
str C:Aliieo (3r), Jones. Halifax, Hull and
Newcastle fseneraD-Ellermaa's Wilson Line
str KorsfJord (Sor). Nielsen. Walton. Ms
fbaiiast)-J F. Whitney & Co.
Str Mohican. Lindand. Portland CgenersD
Eastern Steamship Corporation. .
Str Delaware: Foren. Boston (seneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Herman Winter, Allen, Boston (gen-
e-ai)--Easterr.s Steamship Corporation.
Str rowan. Laverege, Boston (.n transic-
United American Lines.
Str Maine tBr). Seymour ffron 1sondon).
Boyton (resicue) atlantic Transport Lines.
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SAILED.

strs Vacuum. Tampico: yalacia tB-l, Lon
don: veedoi. Philadelphia: Iowan. Boston
Hamilton. Norfolk.
strs Iovsn. Boston; Hamilton. Norfolk
Sailed 26th. strs Sagsporack, Baltimore |;
gongvsar (Nor). Tangier. &c. Via Philadel-
oh.a; tugs Bathgate. toying barses tpaHsed
out Gun rantino at <:2s~P3D: Bermuda. tow
fng (sandy Hook at 5:24 PM Atkins
HuKhee. towing barge and drcdgs (do at
sailed 25th. str Cape May. Brisbane. &c:
tlg Leopold Adlcr. towing 2 barges (2assed
oat Sandy HOOK at $40 PM).
The corrected reading OF the barometer
rretrced 70 sea ieveiJ at New York on
Monday, Nov %. 1922. az All. ss reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, vas
tren.y-nne and eeyerty-nine hundredths
(2p.Te) inches. This closely approxirnstcs
seven hundred and tifty-six and seven-tenths
ty56.T) mlil.me.ers. Captains OF all vessois'
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can sdvantsgcovsiy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind nj Sandy Hook. Pm, NE, lS miles :
showing; moderate sea; visibility 9 miles.
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Wind. of Atlantic Coast.

North Of Sandy Eook--Sorttssst shifting
20 northwest ssles: rain or snow followed
b. clearing weather Tuesday.
Sandy Hook 20 Hatterss-fresn 20 strong
,scrtherly winds; weather cloudy and uies;-
lied Tuesday.
fistterzs 10 Florida straity-5tr,ag vest
and northwest winds; unsettled weather
tuesday.
East Guif-Fres;1 vest winds; weather fair
Tuesday.
West Gule--FreBa west and northwest
Einds; weather fair Tuesday.
Caribbean sea and Windwsrd Psssaee-
Moderate 20 fresu uorthwsst winds; weather
Esneraiiy cloudy Tuesday.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CANADA (Br). at Liverpool 9th.
CELTIC fBr), sc Liverpool Goth.
COLOMBO OtaD. passed Gibraltar 2Sth FOR
Naples, &c.
CiOTHLAND (pels,. at Antwerp Gath.
PRESIDENT POLK. at London Goth.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, at Plymouth
26th land proceeded TO Bremen).
SEYDLITz (Ger). at Bremen 2lst.
VANDYCk (Br), st Buenos Aires Goth.
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rAssENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICA (ItaD. from Naples acd for New
York.
PRESIDENT MADISON. from Yokohama
25th for Tacoma.
TYRRHENIA (BO. from Queenstown Goth
for New York.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

cAF15 RACE. ET. Nov 2T-Daronfeter At
noon. ca.55 ,ncnes; wind. Z. fresh breeze;
weather, showing; temperature. 35 deg Fsh-.
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rouR "rLYER" cans DIToHEp

1frpiAxApoiIs, Nov. c7.-Passenzers
on Pennsylvania train No. 80, known as
the Flyer" we're severely shaken up
ard tho conductor was slightly injured
whom tho engine and four cars cf the
train left the rails near Cumberland, ser
miles eact OF her tonight.
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Bound East.

s-r Ma,oa. New York eor Montreal tat
sehr olive Van pusen. New York FOR
New Haven.
echr VIM A Naugler (Br), New York for
Luaeninrg, Ms (return,ns for harbo-).
Tugs Mary G McNally, with barges (at
5:46 Pm 25th) Mabel, with barge (at $40
PM 25th).
steam lighter A D MacGin Cat io:4o AAIJ j..
Arrived at Whitestone 9th, tug Cheek
.owaga, towing barges Northern No 20, for
Plrkers Flats. and 1874. I94 and 19s, FOR
Boston
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON, Nov 2T--Tao Lighthouse Depart
merit announces Hen and Chicken light vessel
repfsced on station Nov 26 and relief light
,essel withdrawn.
WARRINGTON, &c. Nov cy--Eo-thcas,
storm wariing dlrpiayed At pm on the
Nsw England COAT, Disturbance central
some distance OF Middle Atlantic coast,
r1asinE rapidly northeastxsrd.
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Navy Orders
syecsot Dispatch TO TRr NEW Yosx HxzArp
New York Herald Bureau
Naehinutcn. -. c.. Nov. n.

Washington. -. c., Nov. ~.
These naval orders were made public to-
day.
iIuse, Rear Admiral II. Mel. TO home.
Brandt, Lieut. Commander q. q, 20 re-
cciving ship, New York.
Shields, Lieut.. Commander III. j., 20 Z. 8.
s. Titan.
JOY, Lieut.. G. T.. a. Aberdeen, Nd.
Ransdeu. Lieut.. Charles H., TO u. 3. 6.
Small. Lieut.. thn D.. TO U. 8. s. Beavsr.
Wells, Lieut.. II. o.. 90 Il. g.. 8. S-2s.
Treibly. Lieut.. Commander @. g.. to horne.
relieved ddty.
DycpInsn. Lieut.. l.. A., to receiving shlp.
Boston.
Eberie. Lieut.. II. r.. 70 navy yard. Boston.
Masterton. Lieut.. q. W.. 90 II. 3. 8. Ten
ressee
Gilbert. Lieut.. Frank, to home. relieved
duty.
Lsss,tsr. Lieut.. II. O.. 20 receiving ship.
San Francisco.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

scar Attaaa NJ Jaeger. Providence fo- New
York.
Tugs r,ohigh. WITH bsrses Cat 5:45 AND;
a p ekidnore, Hight Cat S:o5 AND; Ar!es,
slth 8 bArses Cat / Psi) Jessie Forsyth.
with 5 {at IL 40 AND; Paoli, with 8 Cat Las
rAi): Owen 1cwilllarns. with Cat o:l5
PA 2Sth). =
subSaa ri,e ST. Cat 80 PM).
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PHILADELPHIA.

ji3iooo Com Ed fs,Js ~ 90
1000 Comw ElecJs. % pS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17

Oklahoma City, Okla. Feb. H.
President u. A. Daniels. the w. As
chief executive. Ia getting ready q
appoint his staff OF umplres for the
1922 season.
II Is likely that none Of the arbi
ters who worked In the w. A. last
season. according to the tentative
selections made by President Dan
iels. lie has lIst OF umpires from
which he will select his staff. The
w. A. will again use the single um.
plring system. the league decided at
It's last meeting. That means the
circuit will carry four regular and
one reserve jumps.
Pat Donohue. the only one Of the
W. Az. staff who lasted out the 1921
season. has signed contract 10
umpire for the Western league this
season. President Tearney tried to
get the w. AS. staff chief last sea.
son but Pat preferred TO stick out
the season. The Southwestern league
has signed Harry Wommack who
worked behind the bat In the w. A.
part of the 1920 season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
o. u. Is Designated
As Place For 1923
Meet of Engineers

Norman. Feb. 1.-THE University
Of Oklahoma VAS designated as the
place for the 1929 convention OF the
American Association OF Collegiate
Engineers due TO the work Of George
A. Heap. Muskogee. and O. A.
Pendleton. Talala. Oklahoma chapter
OF the associations. delegates TO the
1922 national convention held ut
Rolla School Of Mines. Rolla. Mo.
February ,, 10 aud II.
Oklahoma won the convention over
two other schools. the University OF
Minnesota and Oklahoma Agricul.
tural and Mechanical College. Al.
though Oklahoma has been mem.
ber OF the association since It's or.
ganIzatlon In 1903 at tho University
OF Missouri. this is. the first time
Soonerland has been named for the
national convention. The honor OF
naming the national vice-presIdcnt
Of the association was also awarded
Oklahoma which carries aome sIgnI.
ficance since the present president
is a senior who graduates this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
Book Double Bill
Tonight As Minc0
Meets J. II. S. Team

Junior high school and Mlnco high
school basketball teams engage in
dOuhleheader this evening on the
Senior high school court.
The curtain raiser will be between
the J. II. s. and Mlnco girls. This
contest will be followed with till
between Coach Carlos Wilson's
changed lineup and the Mnco high
school boys. The first game will
begin at 1890 o'clock. Ray Green
will officlate.
Since the Juniors 50 to II victory
over the Knights Of Columbus team
this week. the followers of the team
are manifesting more interest. They
have visions of the class-B cham
pionship OF the county basketball
tournament to be held here Friday
and Saturday OF next week.
With Ruel Walcott at Center and
james Walcott at forward with
Winans or Pool, and with Stevenson
and Orrell at guards, Coach Wilson
has the strongest team he has ever
produced in the Junior high school
hero. II they continue to work in
the form exhibited last week, they
undoubtedly win give the Minco
lads a run for their money" to-
night.
Admission to the games tonight
will be 25 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17

The bayonet was invented about
1860.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17

To ultimately own large White
Lcghom poultry farm near this city
IL Mr.. Pearson's ambition. He now
has n well.equipped LOT near hir
.ome here.
The three hens are headed by
cockrcls from pens which won
prizes at the Heart OF America
show In Kansas City two years ago.
they are full brothers to the cock.
els which carried off ribbons at
he New York. Pennsylvania. Kan.
sas, Missouri and Texas shows last
year and are some OF king OF Per.
'oction" tie valuable rooster from
tho large poultry farm at Little
Blue. Mo. King OF Perfection" IL
Is Sid. Ia the 2ss.egg strain type.
Mr.. Pearson believes he has one
Of the most valuable small flocks
cf single comb White Leghorn
chickens In this section OF the state.
lie Intends TO gradually enlarge this
nock and 40 into the poultry busi
ness on large scale. lie has
visions OF great future for the
purc bred poultry industry In Grady
county and the entire state.
Mr.. Pearson Is one of tie propri.
etors OF the filling station located
at the corner OF Fourth street and
Kansas avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17

spring.
Ten of the largest engineering
schools Of the middle west are mem
bers OF the association. Nine other
schools made application for entrance
into the association nj the recent
convention and are being considered.
according TO the Oklahoma delegates.
Tho object Of the association In 10
plan and hold annual engineering
celebrations NJ the various schools
In order that the layman may have
a better knowledge Of what Ia going
on IN that school. Oklahoma holds
her celebration on 81. PatrIck's day
every year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
WAR FINANCE
LOANS SNOW
RAPID GAIN

Oklahoma City. Feb. i7.--Agricml
,ural loans aggregating si30.s5s.0i
were passed upon last week and
recommended TO tho war finance
board at Washington for approval
BY the Oklahoma committee OF the
corporation. according To announce
ment by Joseph X. TImmons. newly
elected secretary OF the committee,
Tuesday morning. The total rec.
commended by the committee up TO
the present is s2.G20.OO0 Mr.. Tim.
mons states.
all. flmmons. succeeds Prentiss
Price, resigned. VINO has acted as
secretary OF the Oklahoma commit.
tcs since It's formation. Iic has
been with the Kansas City, Mo,
agency OF the war finance corpora.
tIon as assistant secretary.
Advantages TO business OF all
kinds resulting from the war finance
loans were emphasized by r. p.
Martin. member Of the committee.
Business interests OF the state
geLorally appear not to fully appre.
ciate the value OF these war finance
ilnds.' said Mr.. Martin. Two hun
dred or three hundred thousand dol.
lara OF outside money brought into
a county Is going to make business
better for everybody. II Is mig.
taken idea that war finance funds
are not going to help every line OF
business. We're II not for thees
iads. the bank would in many cases
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
GOLF A COLLEGE SPORT.

Chicago. Feb. i7.-Collerr goli
will be- a major sport In the western
conference In the opinion OF Coach
A. A. Stage Of the University OF Chi
cago.
This spring Is 10 mark the dawn
OF a new day for western collegiate
golf he believes. II will be the be-
ginning OF the time when golf Will
rank with track and other pastimes
of the warmer months.
Throughout the conference there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17

be compelled 10 collect loans due
fron farmer customers. forcing them
10 sacrifice aud perhaps crIpplIne
'thoa seriously. lessoning both their
huylng power and lhoir producins
ability. With the war finance funds
he 10 able TO continue TO carry the
farmer. or 10 take up notes re.dls.
counted through the federal reserve
bark. thus keeping open an avenue
70 which ne can go later on"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
Has Plans Start
Big Poultry Farm
OF White LeghOrns

Charlie Pearson, 12S North Tenth
street, is owner of three pens of
single comb White Leghorn chick
ems which he claims are champion
winter layers.
There are 35 hens in Mr.. Pear.
sons flock and from these, he says
he receives a so per cent daily
egg production; that Is, he gets on
an average of 35 eggs every two
days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
ooe. TO saltwater.

Mrs. Bob Lyle left today for still.
water where she will attend the
meeting OF the Oklahoma Duroc
Bfeedors association at the A. and
NJ college tomorrow. She will at
tend the banquet TO be given TO
night and on Saturday she viii at.
tend the sale. She expects TO return
10 ChIckasha Saturday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
BIG DANCE SATURDAY

WIN be given four doors west OF
Mcfarland hotel tomorrow night.
Saturday. Old time. square and
round dancing. Good music. Good
time. Everybody come. Given for
benefit OF the orchestra. l7.1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-17
FLAPPERS
CHICAGO, Feb. II tUnIted Prcssl.

CHICAGO. Feb. II UNITED PressD.
Alderman "Bathhouse" John Cough.
lin has definite ideas about fiappers.
lie defined them today an follows:
"A flapper IL youthful female.
beautIous extremely. blase Internal.
ly. specifically intelligent. initial.
i've to high degree. Her natural
habitat In the cabaret. the ballroom
and the boulevard. the fast motor
ear. She brouscs about the trough
OF learning. picking az It's tidbIts
smart phrases which II glIbly re.
peats without fully sensing their
meanings. She comes from all
walks OF life and has for It's main
requirement nerve. face and figure
either actually beautiful or suscept.
ible TO artistic effort"
The hayonet was inyeuted about