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Qmerifanere. / China.

Sfpl9e Ell o~fficiel Snoberetning til
Sanoelsoepartementet / @aibinatun
bar Ser iioen 1914 funoet en- betpoe-
Zig Sorogelie Steb / Intallet al anne
rifanife 6irmaer % amerifanife
5orretningsmGno / China. s 1914
fanbtes Der 1876 a%merifanife 5ir.
maer % 1866 inbipibuelle american,
lfe 5orretningsm9no / China. iSpr.
rige gar bar Intallet iteaet til ben-
bolospiS Alp og $3.50.
Intallet al brittle, iapaneiiife %
rusfiife SorretningsmGno er iremoe.
les meget itsrre END antalIet al ame.
ritanife Sorrctuin9smGno, men Son.
~aresiens Seotagelie al ben fineiiife
Sanbclslop, Der filler amsrifanife
6irn,aer paa iamme 500 icm brittle,
iaponeiiife % rusiiife Sirmacr meo
Senipn til 8eifatning, perltcS at bile
relllItere | en- bilrtig Sore9elie / an,
talet al amcrifanife 5irmaer og Sor-
retningsmGno.
Supaneierne er be langt talriaife
al De uoelllanoife Sirn,aer % Scr.
Toner, iom oriper Sorretning / 9bi.
ia. Ger fanoteS / 1921 / CHINA g..
141 %iopaneiiife observation-disclosures,
iom tiliammen beifipftigcbe t44,434
8erioner. Otter Sapaneierne bar
&usierne De talrieite, meb bcnbolos.
bis 1913 % 6S,250 oa bernGit
g%nglGnberne meb benboIbspis 7O3
og 9,29S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

beo Sammenilutning al De ire abeli'
ge Sebegaaroe Salteberg, Mol os
Seim iom bier for fig bar i'm Rlo'
gamle, interesiante Siitorie.
MIerebe I bet 13be Harbunoreoe
bar De iamlet UNDER ct % bar bl. q.
p9ret / Slegten Woiats Gle. s 1878
blep Roienbal oprettet iom garoni
for 8eneralfommisier og 8ebeime-
raab 2libpie &oienfrant5 Der bar gift
meo Ell Woliat. Merebe peb bans
Con Irels 0so uben Irpinger blen
Roienbals &ronens gienoom og table
ba fin 8aronititel. Gfterat Goblet
baboe peret paa forifiellige SGnber
fom bet / 1745 Slegten 2onbemans
Gle og ben bar bet ienere n9ret.
s 1749 blep ben titltl9re giifop
2onoeinanr, Der egentIig bar Sogne.
preit til Sane, aolet i,nber Napnet De
&oienfrone, og &oienbal blep MI ct
Stmnbus iom ifal tilfalbe ~llniperii.
tetet / G%riitiania bpis Slegten SO.
ienfrune ltbbsr. 9iifoppens Ssn
Warfits 8erbarb 2onoemartn De &o-
ienfrone iom en- Sib bar oanif.norif
ltbenrigsminiiter blep Sriberre og fit
1873 9epiGing til after at falbe Ho-
ienbal 9aroni.
S 1921 opbppebeS Ibelifabet /
Rorge, % ben iioite Baron paa SO.
ienbal bar Waior Gbriitian bon Soft
Hoienfrone peo bpis 9eb 8ergelanb
/ 1887 ifrep lit pafre Winoeoigt ON
benne 9ble Wanb. Wien enbnll Sen
Dag ibag fables Ioienbal for "9a-
roniet". S 1900 off Stambuiet pper
til 2inien @eiis.H oienfrone | bois
8eiibbelie oct fretnoeles CT.
Sopebbpgningens Snbre bar / 81.
bens 2sb unbergaaet abifiniee Sor.
anoringer, men Der er BOG beparet iaa
meget al De ibunbne Sibers aliltilr
% Siitorie at man ogiaa / De propr-
bige Stuer % Gale fornemmer 8uit
fra De samle Slegters Sip og Serb
paa Ioienoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Sopens lanee Qrm.

Sra 8ittsburgb berettes, at Sobn
S'gucf, ioml for ID Iar iiben brpb.
te Ell Wtanb, Wartin Saraf, / Den
nGrliggcnoe lille gp 8aaatin, err bic.
bet faffet al 2opens langc Arm pg
III, itiaet ltnber retslig Siltale for
Woro.
&eb 6orbsret forflareoe 3iltaltc,
at ban bapbe ifllot Carat / Selpior.
ipar % oerefter FACET Slugten. S
IA Iar bapbc ban ~itreifet ON / Ser.
Den % beisgt De fleite eltropGiife
Sanoe, ia, babe enbog flere 9ange
pGret tilbage I'll BittSbhrrgb. SEQ lit
iioite geisg / Imerifa bar ban inlib.
lertio / Sridbelpbia, %. 3d., blepet
gicnfienot al Ell gamnlel Sienoiug %
fort efter arreIteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

net, fremiaeoe ban SerS for Gers al
SaImen: "gebre fan leg life fare,
enc at fare iii min Cub. Sans 800
par bio % rolie umtrent lont
lioar ct trpt Barn ilirmrer ino |
lforS Irme.
@egrapeIieu noe peo StauanJcr
Strife blep Ell eneitaaeube Settio.
Ger fom nemliJ to @egrapelier paa
Ell Sang. Gn ing Wano, hilbert
IoSoaen, bar ben anben, Tom laa paa
Soarc. en- ouerorbcntlig Itor Sfare
Mtcnncifer hapoe iamlet Jig Tor at
bipaane bi&ie Searapclicr - lan9t
Here enb Girfcn ful,oe rllnlmc. DC
forrcttenbe Ireiter boz Troi. opera
ii og StcbctS Brett, Eait. SIR. apam'
me. SSiiau airfcfor Ieoet Saugen.
.. Ggelonb boobe pGrct gift 10
@alnge. Sans fsrite <itrit bsoc /
IN iiia Ilocr. Sans anocn SnItril,
Wartba Warie egclano, meo bpern
ton bIcp gift / 1868, opcrleper banl.
GcSuocn uite Bern, nemIig: WrS.
;0otletpebt, Scsiie @gclano, 8bceler,
@iS: GIisobetb 8ripmall, Siour
Sails, g. Sat; Sonnah gngcl'ca.
&c Son, Winn.; Toul, 9ccorab;
Sens, Ssiiar; Sobu, @bccler,
@is.; @ilie, @IenIepit, g. 9af.
Gur.
Gorl See, Sen al ofosoe Ginar
See / Sranfpiae S%orpn'bip, afgif peo
Eeocn poo @%ranbpicro Soipital, Ga
Grosie, @is., Scn 20be Sftober %
Ecaraucoes / 8eitbp, @iS., bpor ban
hoohc lit Stem og / De iioite 30 Nar
bapoc en- Tll,mbing & Seating Tor'
refining. Soll bar loot / Sranfpile
Sen 23oe 6ebrilar 1872.
s(iosoc citcrla6cr iig Sultrlt oa to
SeItrc, WrS. Bertha Wnnif, Wfir.
ncopo[is oG MfiiS Sanna See her |
Goru1tnct, iamt TO @reore, Nnoretp
Sec, Suprce, g. Saf., % Sanes See,
@cItbp, @iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
Simon 9olipar.
On Wanb, Der bar furnb for I'm Si6.

Sor omtrent 100 glar iioen Lao
Spoamerifanerne % fiGmpebe meo
Spanierne. Sisie babbe 10 / lin Sio
opoaget og unbertpunget Spoamerifa
paa oct gruiomite. @u bar bcres
,tnllige Serreosnrme forbi oeroper,
De Srbfsote, - bbilfet baabe pil
iige Snoianerne % De Spibe, ionl
bar fsbt | 2anoet - pil6e life mere
bore Spaniens Srele, og Sprsrs.
fanen paieoe mart oner oct meite al
Oct bplbige Saitlanb.
Selten / benne Scamp bar Sinon
golipar, en- Wanb, bpis Iapn alorig
glemmes / Spoamerifa. gn al be
npe Stater, ban bialp til Sribeoen,
tog Oct ligefrem op os falbte fig go.
libia.
&en barebe / mcnge Iar, oa
fsrit | 1926 bleb Spanierne belt for.
orepne fra Spoamerifa. S bisie Iar
baboe 8olipar rigtig biit, bpaS ban
oiieoe til. Sffe alene babe ban BIN.
oct mango SIag, men ban bapbe iers
Zig pit, at ban bar flor / Wobgang.
Ger bar Sioer, bpor oct iaa no, iom
ifllloe Spanierne belt ieire, og bpor
golibar fin baboe npgle faa blrnbre.
De Wano ltnber 8aaben, og meb Dem
maatte ban e,bba flpgte giennent
grfener og> llrifose, til Siber bit
oppe meaem Inoesfi9bens m9gtige
timber; allieepel bolbt ban ub og for
itob at beeeiitre fine Solf, iaa be
gioroe BET iamme. San Dor en Mob.
itanber, Spanierne life filn6e pinoe
gugt meo, % tiliioit maatte oe ogiaa
buffe unber / &%anlpen.
Oct merfeliaite peb 8olipar bar
imiblertio oct, at ban bar iorilo for
lin Sib. San Gapbe Sanfer, Ser fsrIt
! bore Gage nGrnler Jig beres @irfe-
lisgisreIie.
San inobso iaaleSes &eprpicntan.
ter for belle Imerifa, baaoe for Rorb.,
Spb. % Weqem-Mmerifa til at me.
bes paa Ganamatangen, iom ban
faloer: "Soroens Wibtpinft, ser tit
ben enc SIDE ifi,er moo gliietl, til Sen
arloen moo europa % Iirifa." Ser
Ifuloe Der bannes ct Sorbunb, beitaa.
enbe isrit og frernit al De amerifanife
Stater, men bern9lt ogiaa al Sor.
oens epriae 6olfeilae. 9ette Sor.
blIno ifllbe iaa faitilaa, bpao Der
,ifuloe bore Het melIem Rationerne,
% oerpeo fltnoe altiaa arig uno.
gaaes / Sremtiben. = Som man fer,
er oct intct minore c,,b ei "Solfenes
Sorbuno", golipar pilSe ifabe. Ses.
noen baobe ban itOle Elaner ON at
laoe Sanomatangen gituncmifi9re.
Wten bans Elaner font for ti6lia
til Serben, % Ser blep inaentins al
Dem. Ssrit / bore Gage bar andre
tnget Dem op % giennemfsrt bcm.
IQieepel er Simon 9olipar en-
merfelie Ianb, iom fortiener at
fienoes. % ban bapoe befriet Spo.
amerifa, pilSe ban eaa / 2%anoflpg.
tigbeb. San pibite, at en- itor Gel al
De befriebe snifeoe at sisre ham til
&etier. 90 bet piloe ban life bore.
San fom MI life afiteb, for Ssben
inobcntebe ham. 90 iaalcoes fom
ban til at bpile | Spbamerifas Sorb,
iom ban bapbe fiGmpct iaa manoig
for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
TpbsfIb.

SbpsIulu.
Som aQere6e melot | "Secornb.
Soften, bpbe Ole Taulien egelaro
i lit Siem i Gecorab ben 2OOe Otto
Der 1922.
afosoe bar ieot / Sjeloberg, Ser
gems Stiit, Horge, Ben 13oe WartS
1888. sun fom til Imerifa / 1858
% neoiatte Jig poa Ell Sarm / Stap'
acknowledgements, liot ipb ira SS'
iian, Soma. Ser ~ililttet ban Jig I'll
Stapanaer norif.epangeliIf .lutberIfe
Ienigbco, betient al Taitor .. So.
rell, og han itob iom aftipt Neolen
OF benne Wenigbeb inbtil 1900, %
Lon Iolgte Sarmen til lin Son Baul,
% fisbte ii8 ct SuS / @eIt 2ecorab,
toor ban altiaa bar boot De Itolte %
gar.
8amle Ggelanb bar Ell uaffer og
orpGrbig Sfiffelie. % De, Der bar
fierot | 9ecorah for Ell bolu Snes
@ar tilbage, pil iiffert minoeS ham.
@ar set Ell Sfolefeit peb 9oQe9et
cuer Ell airfeieit / 9pen eler / Den
nGrmeite Smfreos, iaa flinoe man
rpre omtrent iiffer paa OF iinbe @ge-
lano % Suitru Der. San bar iaa
lepenbe interesierct / oft, iom ngif
oct firfeliae, of ban iimpeltben life
funoe boloe Jig borte. 90 hans
Slabs / &irfen Ito6 nPiten aloriJ
tom, ~iaoIGnse ban bar iaapas iterf
"a bra, OF han funbe fomme Der.
Ian fortPQer iaalcbes, at ban finn
Liable forismt Ell eneite 8uostiene'te
/ Stapanger Strife / ale De "a aar,
Fan boebe uoe paa Sarmen.
San bar ogIaa en- mere emo olmir'
teliq belpIt oQ gobt oplpit ariiten,
tel biernme / fin @ibel og Salmeboa
% I meget al Sen oobe garnle Spbpes
ecIicsliteratltr. San fln0e mangc
Salmer % @ibeloers ltoenao, og ban
funbe citere Ianae Stpffer al 9ittber,
Seriuer, Irrt, HoicniuS o. q. eitcr
SufonmclIcr. Gette blcp til itor
Trsit % Geliignelie for bom / be iiN.
tie Iar al bans 9io; tbi liot oper so
Var aammcl miitet Fan ncmliq Sps
net, oq ga fom oct bel meb, at ban
liable lrit 90 lert lao meget sobt |
fine nngre Gage.
8 fine iibite 2epenar bar ban nof'
'on rfrol o8 ifrsbelig, iaa ban maottc
Boloe Sct8en nofIaa meget; men
bet bar bare Sc legemlige arPfter,
fom FOG al. San hoIbt iia aanbs.
ff'f oa intereSierct belt til set iibite.
Tlere 8nnac bar BON olpnrlig 'pg oa
fprtes belt inbe / Cohen; men han
fpifnct mart iii iGieu bper Gang Of
fiiroe ba oGre nofioo bra en- bel
Sturb, irbtil ct mt g(nialo fom paa.
! Sagene %umiobelbart ier hans Iso
bapoe ban peret iorbolSSpiS bra
Wer iaa fom ct mt Nnial6 Den 20be
cftober, 90 bet bleb Oct iibIte. Stri.
ben bleo bperfen lang eaer baarS.
San tit bebolbe Cans og SamIina
belt inc 3sSen % fort fsr ban fluff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31

pi tilbraete ube paa s. g. Sansiens
Sommeriteo peo Iabenraa. Se bar
mpttet al en- eienoommeIie Stem.
ming, ipm @ienforenineen meb set
gamle 2ano CAB, og oct belle bar
prGget al Ell itor og iielben Herion.
ligbeb = Ell Wanb, iom bapbe fi9m.
pet % liot, men albrig bapbe miitet
Sroen paa, at &etfGroisbeoen en-.
gang Diloe ieire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
0amen | bbiOt.

SortGlins al @iIfie Collins, 2bet
Splag, uben Sammenlignina Den
melt lpGnbcnbe 90 fpngslenSe No.
man, iom bar gaaet / "@eo grnen".
Som en- mpitiif SpsgeIiesbiitorie eli.
Ter iom Ell Conan SopIe'S Sctcftip.
biitprie bolber ben 9Gicrcns Sp.
m~erfiombeo fangen fra fsrit til ii6it.
"9amen | bpibt" er ct SpinoeIpGp
al Gift % TGnfer. GIifop oa SAB.
$1.25. Speeiel Eris for gbumnenter
75e.
THE PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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Eemse til Nurse ienSes iiffert oa
biaigt giennem Sobe & Co., 319 2nS
Ipe., e., Minneapolis.-I6pt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-31
0jemmet paa YrGrlell.

Spnas Slicrs fsrfte Gar I NnHnss''
paa grGrien. Norltsanerifanit 6ortrI'
ling at "GrnIiot". ga SortrItn9en
iicite Sintcr offentliseiorbcs / "%o'Ien
ejorbe ben flor 2pfte paa @rinb al ''0'
naturIiee % brueepc SiacScr al |'c",
refer >pg primitive SorRclb, i~nn.tSe'
Iom Sc | DC tibIise Siouercagc arteSc ~
paa beu merne itstomme Srrrie. NH''
minbeIig iprnbenbe % fGngIlenNt ,o.
tolt. % 2Giereu faar ganitc ottc %n'
lcbnina til at trrfte paa SmiIcbdan't.'
"Set nprifc Sslifab" bar prie1sIpm'
net brnue S~urtGlins meS Spn. :. :"
SIeipns 2iteruturprenie.
Smutt ubitpret 322 SiSer. -"
S1.25.
Genb Seres 9eitilinecr tSag III
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. w.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
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M9ens Wcir.

Sc Sorenebe Stoters Seirbureall mebs
bclcr fcIoenoe on Geiret | Siosrlinimet
cote Gttobcr Ill % uteb Ace Hopember:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Showers and cooler beginning of
week; generally fair with normal
temperature thereafter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19
SCHOOL HAPPENINGS9

The Prom" At last that great
event has come and gone. now to be
recorded upon the annals of famous
historical events occurring in Wauwa-
tosa High. In describing an event of
TINS kind, where does one begin, with
the weather? OF course, and this year
no destructive raindrops spattered
down upon the MARCHED heads of the
eo-eds or upon the well brushed locks
OF their escorts; and it was cool
enough to allow one to dance in COM
Tort at least. Having sampled the
weather, go inside. Here the decora-
tons would have caught your eye at
once; that is, if you could keep your
eyes from the banquet tables. Over
head were maroon and gold streamers,
japanese lanterns, covering lights and
otherwise, and intermingled with
these, futterlng butterflies, while
along the walls we're fastened cherry
blossoms. The platform was arranged
IN an attractive rustic effect, with a
wooden gateway, japanese lanterns
and pine boughs.
NOW Tor the banquet. The tables
themselves looked good enough to eat
IN all their fnery, but the "eats" them
selves! Just imagine the best meal
you ever tasted, then you win have
an equal to the one the Juniors served
to their guests.
The toast-master, Robert Kolb, with
his assistants, Mr.. Postel, Mr.. Bah
cock, Howard Kalupske, Willard
Young, Raymond Adams, and Monroe
Toussaint entertained US well. Then
while the girls reversed their corsages
and some of the boys called for their
fair partners, the hall was cleared for
dancing. 1t was then that joy took
the throne. In one corner under a
huge Japanese parasol was punch, de-
llcious punch; and on the platform
an orchestra, Jack Gains orchestra.
Only too fast did the time slip away
while faculty, students, our pretty
Prom Queen" Evelyn Jansen, and
alumni danced to strains of delightful
music. 1t was a riot of color, loud
bangs and laughter, which may be
explained by beautiful dresses, lovely
coursages, confetti, paper caps, the
dangerous combination of pins and
balloons and jolly good time.
We thank you, Juniors, 1--WE en-
joyed ourselves"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19
SUBSCRIBE TO THE CARDINAL
REMNANT

This year the annual Exhibit of
grand and high school pupils work
will far Guido all previous exhibits
given. This event will be held on
Friday, May 26th. The entries will
be divided into three main groups. The
following departments have long been
busy with this day in view.
A. Domestic Science
1. Cooking
Miss Smith has planed a series OF
interests in connection with our En-
hibit. On May %, Thursday, cook
ing contest will be held, not only 10
stimulate interest, but also 70 decide
upon the entries for the Exhibl
which will be those foods winning
first, second and third places. These
will be chosen by outside judges. Vari-
Gus classes are entering the follow
ing which will be made at the stu
dents homes:
Sixth Grade-Plain Mullins.
Seventh Grade-Nut bread or oat-
meal cookies.
Eighth Grade-Devil's food cake or
bran bread.
Freshman Class-Any two of the
following six:
White yeast bread.
Parker House Rolls and Cinnamon
Rolls.
Sponge Cake.
Doughnuts.
Apple Pie.
Lemon Pie.
Also on Friday, May PC, the mo,h-
ers and friends of the students are
invited to visit the new laboratory in
the Lincoln building furnished with
its splendid new equipment. From ,
to $3.50 in the afternoon the Sixth
Grade girls will be at work; and in
the evening from 1880 to 9, Fresh
men girls will demonstrate their cum
ming with pan and kettle. All who
may be interested are invited.
Then, at the exhibit proper, all the
food winning the first three place and
a canning display will be exhibited
The Sophomore girls, who do not
enter the contest will display choco-
late Torte and individual decorated
cakes. They will also have a day
diet for children of four different
ages: from one to one and one-half
years; from four to five years; from
six to eight years; and one for slA-
teen years.
Sewing
The usual articles made by the vari-
Gus grades will be displayed by the
sewing department, but there viii be
several special features:
Children's Clothes. ..... Freshmen
Made-over Articles. ..... Sophomore
All curtains and hangings Of Lin
coin building. ......... Sophomore
During the evening the Freshmen
and Sophomore girls will wear the
bingham and organdie dresses shat
they have made. The aprons and caps
worn by the Freshmen girls in the
laboratory were also designed and
made by them.
Art
Our young artists will cause much
comment with their exhibits. Every
grade of the Aetna, Lincoln, Wash
ington, and Central buildings from
kindergarten through the high school
will have its display. The first floor
Of the Lincoln building will be devoted
to this department. There will be pos
ters there that will put out the light
of a professional; flower studies that
seem to be heavy with Natures per-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19

Captain NJ Buzzewitz U. S. A., for
mer instructor of Chemistry at Mil
waukee Normal at present in charge
of applicants of Milwaukee County to
the Citizens Military Training Camp,
talked Thursday upon the benefits of
the camp. He told that boys going
there would earn to shoot, ride horse
back, swim, row, and to know all rudi-
ments of military training. This camp
is established for officers training by
the government at It's own expense.
For Milwaukee County there is q
quota of only $50 men, ten of whom
are to come from Wat gatosa. Those
interested should act quickly. The
camp is at Camp Custer in Michigan.
For further information see Mr.. r. A.
Brendel, w. H. S. instructor in charge
Of applicants.
Captain Buzzewitz spoke Of girls
camp to be started in the near future,
also at government expense.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19
Cardinal Pennant-S2.00

Last Tuesday the High School base
ball team went out to East Troy t.
play. They were beaten by a score of
. TO /, but we will do better.
Last Saturday our baseball team
played Racine, the score being 9 toll,
Racine featured by bunting in the first
inning. The feature of the game for
Wauwatosa was Renders pitching,
having ten strike outs and a three
base hit by Kolda. The lineup OF
both teams is as follows:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19

The Seventh of June has been set
for the Annual Musical Program given
by our Public Schools. At this time
the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs will
sing, the High School and Grade Or
chestras will play. There will be spe-
cial numbers given by individual mem
bers from different High School or
CARNATIONS.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19

tune; basket just aching to hold lus-
cious fruit and tasty sandw iches, say
ing nothing of the flowers. Besides
TINS the walls will be hung with
mounted work and the tables covered
with applied art. Do not miss this
asplay. 1t viii be interesting to see
now artistic the rising generation
really is.
Manual Training
IhlS department holds its exhibit
IN the gymnasium of the high school.
II Will consist of the work of students
IN the grades and high school in wood
Working, mechanical drawing, brush
making and basketry.
Near East Bundle stations will be
at the Lincoln, Washington and Aetna
Park buildings. Bring your bundles
Saturday.
The Wauwatosa Track team entered
the sectional meet at the Normal
school Saturday. The team was I'M
successful in winning any points, but
they profted by this experience. Due
to the failure to score, the team is
working doubly hard to win the Bay
View meet which is scheduled for MAY
81.
On Friday night, May -, the South
ern League held its Declamatory Con-
test at the Milwaukee Normal School
SlN contestants took part. Chiffon
received first place, having for a selec-
ton when Ma Rogers Broke Loose"
Wauwatosa received second, with the
selection Cherry Blossoms" read by
Florence Peterson. Waldo and Wash
ngton High Schools tied for third
place.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19
Remember Bundle Day" Saturday

Two Senior talks were given during
the assembly period Tuesday.
Marjorie Kennedy told US Of the Pas
sion Play of Oberammergau The viii
layers of Oberammergau in the early
part of the seventeenth century made
a vow to enact the passion and re-
demption of Christ every ten years if
a plague which was destroying the
village we're lifted. From that day
the plague was abated and every ten
years since, the Passion Play has been
given. Three men were mentioned as
being especially responsible for the
Play as it is today: DR.. Otmar Weiss
and his pupil, Prof. Daisenberger, who
wrote the prose version and revised 1t,
and Rochus DedIer, who wrote the
music for the play. This year the viii
layers are again fulfilling their vow,
with Anton Lang taking the part Of
Christ, as he has done since the death
of Josef Mayr. The first performance
was given May 14th, and according to
reports is deemed fully as successful
as those which have preceded.
Edith Faithorn gave the other talk.
Edith is very much interested in ath-
letics, so her topic Athletics for
Girls" was very much in keeping with
her ideas.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-05-19

The tentative programs Of the state
Teachers Association Meetings have
been published. The date had been
set for November 9, 10 and H.
The Summer School this year will
be open to only those who are desir-
Gus Of making up work.
Continued on Page Eight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28

Amzi IlSard has resigned his po.
slllon with the Turner-Chlckasha
company and tomorrow will assume
charge OF the Fifth street Candy
Kitchen which he has just purchased
from Bill J. Magin. The place will
be opened for business tomorrow
morning az the same location. cor.
ner Firth street and Chickasha ave.
nue. Mr.. lkard. graduate OF the
Chickasha high school and former
student In the Oklahoma A. and NJ.
college. Is son OF MIR. and Mrs.
John lkard. 1915 Kansas avenue. He
has been connected with the Turner
Chickasha company since his return
from college some time ago, Magin.
retiring owner OF The place. left yes
terday afternoon for points In east.
en Oklahoma and Arkansas where
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Couple Are ReconoIIed.

a marriage ceremony yesterday af.
iornoon completed the reconciliation
involving William ]. Reed aud Jo.
annah X. Reed who had previously
set said over the matrimonial sea
together. The ceremony was per.
formed by II. L. GrIgsby. Justice OF
the peace. The bridegroom gave his
age as Ci and his home as Bradley.
The bride gave her are aa 80 and
said Ada was her home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
Bridge Work Is Started.

The city's bridge building program
was launched this week when work.
men began salvaging the lumber In
the old structure over Line Creek
on North Sixth street. Construction
OF a new re-enipfed concere .siruc.
ture will he startsd hs soop as the
old bridge b. out Or tie way Chester
cowan. contractor. says. Traffic IL
being routed over North Fourth and
Ninth street bridges. Work on the
new Fourth street bridge will be
started as soon as the Sixth street
bridge Is ready for traffic, II is said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28

Members OF the Gospel Team Of
the First Christian church will oc'
cupy the pulpit In the church dur.
Ink the absence Of Rev Clifford II.
James, pastor Names of the mem.
bers selected to do the preaching
will not be announced until they are
ready to walk upon the pulpit. Il
was announced today, Rev. Mr.,
James. whose marriage to Miss Alma
Jones. member OF the Junior high
school faculty. occurred this week
viii be absent about month. q. y.
Newell VIII be- In charge OF the song
services during the pastors absence.
II was announced today.