davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

because there hasn't been any for
him to clear away 1t showed before
the pond froze over My how clear
the ice is! can see right to the
bottom of the pond 1 wonder IL
can get over to Paddy's house with
out falling down and humping my
noses Here goes!"
With that Peter made long jump
out on the smooth, slippery ice, slid
little way, slipped, tried to catch
his balance, slipped again. and then
suddenly his feet flew quite from
under him and down he went on the
back of his head.
OH Ouchl" cried Peter, and be-
cause the bump hurt so he wanted
to dance. Just as II that would help
1t. But the very minute he began to
dance his feet flew out from under
him again. and this time Peter
bumped his nose. "Oh! Ouch!" cried
Peter again and tried to hold the
tears back by winking very rapidly.
I've heard my mother say that there
are times when the slowest way is the
quickest, and l guess this is one OF
them" With that Peter began 10
crawl toward Paddy's house.
Next story: Peter Rabbit Climbs on
n~Ir.sf~
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

Sweet-What do you usually give
your waiter. John?
Street-Oh, if he serve me we'll. !
give him tip of a dollar; if badly /
give him a tip on the stock market
Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

in hot oven till the cheese is melted
and the whole top is golden brown.
Fifteen minutes should brown the top
and melt the cheese. Serve very hot
Turnips in Lemon Sauce
Three cups diced turnips (boiled),
tablespoon butter. / tablespoon
flour, ! cup water, / teaspoon salt. Il
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

$3.50 SUBSCRIPTION BARGAIN
r., OFFER CLOSES TODAY
Today is the last day of this years
Annual Bargain Offer. Don't close
your eyes in sleep tonight until your
800 check is ready to mail to
The ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

viding food, shelter. education and
medical attendance for 500 Indian
boys and girls of the Pima and Pap
ago reservations.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

To prohibit anyone becoming
Stacker, the secretary of war is in
favor of the mobilization of men,
money and manufactures under a
conscription law in the event of
future war. The secretary favors
drafting every man in the United
states between Is to so years of age.
Ihis, he adds, would Keep down prices
during the war, reduce profiteering to
minimum and prevent wages from
reaching to untold heights.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

Wilhelm, while German emperor.
had 73 castles and other residences.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

The ration cost of an American
soldier is 2S cents day.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07
Little Stories For Bedtime
THORNTON ". BURGESS
PETER RABBIT TRIES TO VISIT
PADDY
BY THORNTON ". 81

To win friend and keep a friend,
Why, one must friendly be,
Forget a friend, you lose a friend,
] think you'll all agree.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-07

Next story: Peter Rabbit Climbs on
Paddy's Roof.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

curse echadO al aire on el Teatro Mu-
nicinal. 10 que sea. de la bella ca
pital. .
En- Kansas City, la gente no sc kan
sa de tomarle el pelo a las demas gen
te. Sale un ano nueyo y entra otro, Y
siguen las gentes cen los cabellos de
sIlS cOnciudadanoS en- Las manoS. Mon
cho Reyes, Sc ha, ,treftlo tOdavia IN
Kansas City, y de .ahf, que le h&ya
tornado el pelo a los ,unionistaS, a los
nacionalistaS. y todOs los que acs,
ben cnr istas, menOS "a sus reilistas,
que estan amparad0s l,ajo Ii; regla, AZ
de Ia Confusion Yanqlli, que no debe
confumdrse con las otras eonfusioneS.
Con estos GcontecimientOs, Pepe
Coll v Cuchf esta ahito Sle algeria
algeria ahito de Cesar Julio, o vice
versa Gonzalez, v este de Geilu Font.
hasta ell extreme de ,pedir que las pa
lahras dc Moncho Reyes. sean lspida-
das Y remititFas al archivO de IndiaS.
para que como reliQuia sant;. consten,
reliquia que jamas pudO alcanZar don
BARGE, peSar de su insomnia.
FL GsuntO Sc prcsta al c-mentario.
v yo 10 comentO ST cstae NAL comcn-
tado, deben perdonarlo, porQue han
empezado ustcdes por perfonarle al
! j0cund0 MonchO. muchas cosas malas
que ha hcchO Y que viene hacienda.
pGra que siga gOzando la sombra de
nuestro despanpanantc presupuesto in
slllar. Y, vayan las vcrdcs por las
maduraS.
..:-. NIC-KOLA.
OF de 1922. "..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

da menoS que de los males que ahora
afigen listed. lla llevado de nueNo
el sol de la vida, la algeria a sus ojoS
Y la felicidad satisfaction a los sereS
queridos.
No hay una sola parte del organi'-
mo que no Sc beneficie con el efecto
favorable de Tanlac, que Comenza 4.
haCer Sentir sus efeCtOS eStimulandO los
organos de la digestion de la asimj-
laci6n. vigorzando asi la sangre Y for
taleciendo todo el organismO. Luego,
permte que el estomago debil des-
gastado digiera perfectamente ell ali
mento, permitiendo asi que los elemen-
tos nutritivos sean convertidos en- SAN
gre, hueso y musculo.
Hace deSapareCer, segun sc Sabe, Ia
cauSa cXcitante principal de Ia enter
mcdad, la debilidad Hace que el cucr-
po sc vuelva vigoroso V elastico, consc:-
va la mente luCida Y energica y elrni-
ma los sintomas de nerviosidad e indi.
geSti0n Reconstituve el organismO Dc
bilitado por la enfermcdad V el eXceHo
de trabajo mental fisico, acelera Ia
cOnvalecencia es fuente infalible dc
comodidad para todos los que padec,n
de eSoS males
Tanlac Sc vendc en- todas las farma,
cias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
DON PEDRO SCHIRA

nespu6S de haber visitado variGs po-
blaci0ncS de Europa, entire elias su
pals natal, ha embalcado en- Francis
con rumb1 Puerto Rico, nuestrO
buen amigo Cl senior Pedro Schira. CO.
merciante de San Juan Y c:ballero
muy cStima.'D en- la ciudad. Don Pc
dro que fut algo enfermo viane muy
bicn de salud, despu6s de haberse ira
tado con varies cspecialistGs france
seS. Deseamos frliz rctorno al buen
amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
IA ULTIMA HAZANA DE-
DON ARTURO

Don Arturo. eS un hombre allegro
rojiZo. optimiSta; una nariz rayada
dc vonillas viollceaS; una yoZ pasto-
sa Oficia con frccuencia ante el al
tar de Baco, cntonceS eylTala su ale
"ria-y tambiGn Su furor-cOn formi-
dablc vociferacioncS.
HcmoS dido decir que ell digno Ar
turo tuvo aver un duelo. Manei0 ell
sable--arma que utiliza en- una eleva-
da Sala de armas, entire gritOs de anne
naZa-con bravura @ intrepideZ. Hi
rio su adversariO de I'm estUcada n
10 Iagardere. y quiso entOnces feste-
.ai. Su victoria esgrimfstica, ingirien-
do en- catarata interminable una gran
varicdad de brcbaips etilicos LuegO
estoS hicieron su efcctO. La cabeza
de Arturo era un vOlcan V al cami-
mar deScribfa unoS zigzagueoS pinto
reScos.
FL grande homhre hubera podido
no Scguir festejando su victoria Pc
70 So le ocurri1 il a palacio, para con
tar ALI Su haZana maravilloSa wv
Fl policfa dc Ia pQerta no Sc atrc
vi6 a tcgarle In cnttada al ilustre pa
rientc. Este assemble a las habitacio-
nes familiarcS .por. Il e$ealerilla parti-
chlar del Presidente,'
per0 tropcZ0 entOnceS con cl galai
20 Manuel. cancerbcro paIatino.. Este
lc ncg6 Ii entrada,. Fl Incompatible
Arturo 10 echo i'm lado y sigui6 su-
bicndo la eScalera pelo de repente
halo un obstdculo infranqueablc. Al
final de la cScalera hay una puerta,
que cstaba cGrrada herm6ticamente.
-; All. los de Ia casa .-grito Artu
TO. y lanZ6 unaS palahraS endiabla
damcntc pecaminOsas que resonarOn
AinicSiramentc hicieron enrOjecer las
mciillas de los reporters de servicio.
gentc avczada cScuchar todO g6ncro
de fraScs. pcro no en- esc sitio.
Luego Arturo comenZ6 a golpear Ia
mcrta, acompanando Su acci6n con
I'M lpit-motif NADIA vagnerianO.
Pero Ia puerta no SO abri6. y an
te las vocifcraciones del iluStre den
! ti&ta, qued6 hosea. muda, ccrrada.
Arturo lanZ0 otrOs adjetivOs drOla-
tic0S. mientras algunaS personals Sc
tapaham los ofdoS Y un amigo palati-
no cXclamaba con voz adolorida. sus-
pirando:
F.sto cS un castigo dc DiOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
GoBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
Departamento del Interior.
Negociado dc Obras Publicas.
ANUNCIO DE sUBASTA


Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa.
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de construction de 8 Kms.
mas o menos de Ia carretera No. IL.
Gales 1uana Djaz, seccion Gargantas
Vicens. Recodo cuyo presupuesto apro.
bado asciende a, cuarenta y dos mil
ciento treinta, y cinco dollars sesenta
y cuatro centavos, t$42,1356N, Sc ad.
mititan en- esta ofcina hasta las p. m
del dia 16 de octubre de 1922, en- que
Sc abriran piiblica1nente. '.~
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto. los documentos que han de
regir ell el .contrato, podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos " modefos de
proposieiones que han de presentarse,
mediante un deposito de diez dollars
$50 en- metalico en- cheque certi.
6cado que seran reembolsados al ser
devpeltos dichos .documentos zen ell pla-
20 de veinte. dias (20) despues de efec-
tuada la subasta. - -
La administration Sc, reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera: todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar, el contra.
to bajo otras considerations que las
del precio solamente.
4 81 J.(A. Wilson,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

reZas de la sangre. Para una persona
con TN NAL como este, por 10 comun
es mortifcante, incomodo humillan-
te sentir las miradas inquisitivas que
Sc lie dirigen Y este lasti1na SIT amor pro-
pio Y hace desaparecer la conhanza en-
81 mismo
iCuan innecesario es continuar SUI
friendo! TANLAC, Ia alivia segura
indudable para todos los males del es-
tonnage, el aparato digestive, males
del higado y riilones regula casi inme-
diatamente la Digestion Pondra su es.
tonnage higado inmediatamente en- es-
tado normal de funcionamiento, lie ser
vira para permitir la elimination todos
los productos de desecho que el orga-
nismo no puede absorber permitira
que su organismo disfrute de nuevo de
sangre sana, roja pura. Tan pronto
como los efcaces y maravillosos ingre-
dientes de este remedio hayan satura-
do su organismo, desapareceran el NAL
aliento, la indigestion. ell vertigo, la fall
ia de deseo para trabajar. los males del
estomago, la digestion dificil ell NAL
funcionamiento del higado los rino-
mes.
TANLAC ha sido una bendicion pa
ra centenares de hogares de personals
que ahora viven en- los EStados Uni
dos Ha salvado miles de ellos, ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
Kc-Ndl Tds, PdchG


Pitologia viene de Pito, como Ana
logfa dc ANA. Pitologfa: la ciencia
de pitar para que venga el vientO.
Ana lOgla, la ciencia de Ana. que con-
slste en- curiosparlo todo. como cien-
i'll de mujer al fin. Pit6logO, hombre
eXpcrto en- las cuestioneS de PitO. Ana
lego, persona experta en- las cuestiones
de Ana...
Y, hechGs estas saludables explica
clones que pudi6ramOS llamar etimO-
l6gicas, doy comienzo en- mis- cr6nicas,
bajo el epfgrafe arfba cxptesado, en-
cuyas cr6nicas, ii no hay uuien { clio
Sc Op0nga, dare los detalles de las pi-
tolOgfas de este ambiente, ora calma-
do, ore agitado, ora pronobis...
"KE-MAL VAS, PACHA". Dicen
que lie ha dichO la rubicunda Albion
Il los no rubicundOs padres de las tur-
cas-, ell semi-divino Kcmal Pachd, gene
raj en- jefe de los NacionalistaS fur
cos, que en- NADIA Sc parecen a nucStrOS
NacionalistaS bOricuas
Los turcos, que como Vds saben tie
nen nnGS grandes turcas, las que We
ces cogen para distraerse, lie han datl0
una carga los gliegos, cuya carga les
h& dadO una victoria deSpampanante.
y, clarO eSta, con esta victoria, los
turcoS eS han envalentonaGi2t Y han de-
SaffadO las iras de Albion. del Gallo
gallo, V hasta del lucero del Alba, por
81 acaso quicre tambien coger su
aqua. y estos arrOgantes gestos del
6picO Pacha, Albion ha respondido q.
desea yer los Dardanelos limpiOs &c
polvo paja trrca, que debe ser un;,
paia muy diferente a la paja inglesa.
Pero como este Kemal Pacha, no
le arredra, ha contestadO, dicicmslO
que deseG: yer ell territoric turco limpio
de galloS inglcses, pObladO de ma
rruecos, que por su tamaGo Y su carnr.
son mas sabrosOs,
Esto, hasta .qui, va bicn. Lo malo
sera, que esta gGrata International,
venga a Scrvir para demOstrarle nosO
troS una vez mas al pueblo yanqui.
nueStrO cientO pOr cientO de yanquili-
zamiento, yendO fuSil Ell ristre canine
de las trincheraS europeas. on donde
nad& Sc nos ha perlido, on donde,
NADIA, q. no sea la muerte, SO nos pue-
de pegar. Pero para algo sc quiere
lel plat6nicO maridaje con la escultu-
raj America -,
FL plus Guam perfecto Moncho Re
yes, que Dios guarte bajo el celemfn,
le ha escritO una carta a los .NaciOna-
listaS Borfcuas. dici6ndcles, que como
hijos de yeeinGs que son, tienen tlere-
cho a ;Iborotar el gallinero, alzar su
bandera, coger sus gallinas, dar vivas
ia la Patria, 81 la hay.
Ii noticia, como nueva al fin, v CO.
m1 de Moncho Reyes al cabo, ha caf-
do en- las 'filaS de nuestr0s naciona-
listas, como I'M paqnete de fusiles en-
poler de los naciOnalistas turcos, o
de los nGciOnalislas irlandeses, que
deben ser unos naciCnalistas muy di-
ferentes: IL nuestros nacionalistas
Moncho Reyes, mas rolftico que nues-
trGs polfticos, ha echado on el ambien-.
te pOlftico unns frases cenfeccionadGs
expresamcnte para que la opinion Sc
desvfe I'M POGO. en- tanto 6l hace sus
maletas, Sc va al Norte, recorre ell
Sur, Y vuelve luego 6. >nuestra isla. a
gJbcrnar a las mujeres, los niilos y
a los hgtnbres, Gle acuerdo con su dis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
NJ. EMILIO BOURET.

Decir que el ST. Bouret estl aquf
de nuevo, procedcnte de New York, y
que solo lleva dos dfas entire nosotros,
eS decir que las elegantes vitrinas v
las amplias vidrieras de In famosa jo.
yerla. estdn llenas esta hora de YER
daderas preciosidades acabadas dc
traer.
Nuestra sOciedad elegante esta de
enhorabuena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

hay algo mas repul-
sivo. mas desagradable
y mas repugnante que
una cara cubierta de
manchas? Uno de los
mayores encantos de la
mujer es la belleza de
su, cults. Los hombres
admiran la suavidad
aterciopelada de la tex
tura de SD tez y las mu,
jeres la envidian. Son
igual1nente desagrada-
bles las impurezas en- la
piel del hombre 0 ell
adolescente. La mayor
parte de las personals
con quienes tratan. Sc
separan de ellos con
disgusto, pues tooio el
mundo tene las impu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06

RE Los anuncios DC este psri6dico
son leidos por miles do personas que
tomAn rarts en- nuestro CoNCURSO
M6ndenos 81 anuncio hoy mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-06
LA TEZ REPUGNANTE Y FEA
ADQUJIERE PRONTO BEI.LEZA
La Belleza Solo Esta en- la Piel. Asi pues, ;Por
que Permite I'd. que SUI Tez este Manchada
yCubierta de BarrOs, CuandO Tanlac
PrOpOrciOna AIiviO Immediate?

Los de digestion pcrjudican
Los horres barros espnias
tornado
de asmla el amento
los productos de desecho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Spreading Terror.
(nY Tie rniiol prcss.l

Belfast. May 20-Oragnized arson
gangs, shooting their way through
all opposition, spread terror in Bel.
fast and many Ulster towns today.
Three of the gangsters were killed
and several wounded in an attack
on the castle Wellan barracks in
county Down. The torch was put
to the barracks which was destroyed.
Several loyalists' houses were
burned at Carnslough.
The Old Court Castle at Down.
patrick, residence of Baroness De.
los. was given to the flames.
Altogether five police barracks in
county Antrim were captured. All
were subsequently blown up.
The railway north of Dunloy was
destroyed.
At Rathkenny, the railroad sta.
tion was burned.
In county Antrim, Galgorm Castle,
seat of the Honorable w. r. Young,
was fired and completely burned.
Armed raiders entered the North
ern Bank and the post office at
Sushendall, county Antrim.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
SUIT WILL TEST
NEW KANS, WAGE
Employers Not Satisfied With Indus.
trial Court Ruling on Scale
Women Workers: Says
Court overstepped.

Topeka. Kan. May 2O.-A friendly
suit To test the now minimum wage
order for women issued by the In
dustrial court will probably be filed
by Kansas employers shortly. Harry
Sharp. secretary of the Associated
Industries of Kansas. announced this
morning.
The new order which gives an
average Increase to women workers
In the state of approximately iG
per cent was issued by the indus.
trial court late Friday.
Sharp said that the employers
would take the position that the in.
dustrial court had no grounds for
issuing the order.
"The Industrial court must find a
considerable number of employees
living under unwholesome condi-
tioDs before II has the authority to
issue an order OF this kind" Sharp
said
"This Is the position we have
taken from the start and we be.
lleve we can show that no evidence
of any kind was presented to the
court to show that employees were
living under such conditions under
the old status"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
0.C.W. SERVICES
SET FOR SUNDAY
Or. John r. Alternately to Preach
Baccalaureate Sermon; Local
Pastors Cooperate; Hour
Is II O'clock.

Dr. John r. Alternately, president
of the newly established Methodist
college at Tulsa. will deliver the
| sermon at the baccalaureate serv-
| ices to be conducted tomorrow NOR
ming, beginning at II o'clock in the
Oklahoma College for Women audi
| torium.
DR.. Alternately has been prominent
ly identified with the Methodist de-
nomination for many years and, ac-
cording to college officials, is one of
the most forceful speakers In the
state. The subject of his sermon at
the college tomorrow morning has
not been announced.
Several local churches will not
| hold church services Sunday morn
| ing in order that members Of their
congregation who so desire may at
tend the o. C. w. baccalaureate
sermon
The. program for the baccalaureate
services was announced today as
follows:
Professionally the Beau
tiful'-Glee Club and Choral Club.
Hymn-"Holy! Holy! Holy!"
Scripture Reading = Rev. II. E.
Toothaker.
Anthem--"Seek Ye the Lord
/ Choral Club and Glee Club. (Inci-
dental solo-Miss Sparkes).
Trio-"Lift Thine Eyes - Misses
Trone, McReynolds and Clarkson.
Announcements.
Sermon-Dr. John A. Alternately.
Solo-I Will Extol Thee, 0 Lord"
Miss Helen c. McMicken.
Hymn-"Onward Christian Soldier"
Benediction-Rev II. e. Toothaker.
Recessional--Glee Club and Choral
Club.
This will be the first number on
the Oklahoma College for Women
commencement program for the
year. Other numbers on the pro-
gram follow:
Monday morning 10:00 o'clock
Senior Pilgrimage.
Monday evening, Sis O'Clock, Fine
Arts recital.
Tuesday afternoon, 2:30 to $50
o'clock-Home economics exhibit and
style show.
Tuesday evening, S:15 o'clock
Preparatory school graduation.
Wednesday morning, 10000 o'clock,
Commencement exercises.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
START DRIVE ON
LAW v|O[AT0RS
State, County and Federal Officers
to Cooperate; Plans to Be Per
fected at Meeting In Okla
homa City Monday.

Oklahoma City. May 20.--War to
the finish has beep declared on
Oklahoma heotleggers and moon
sinners by law enforcement officers.
A statewide drive against law
violators such as never seen before
in this state will be launched as a
result of the law enforcers' confer
once which will be held here Mon
day. II was learned today.
County officials from all counties
will be asked to join with the state
and federal authorities. In counties
where the officials are not In sym
pathy with the prohibition act federal
officers will have charge under the
present plans.
Close laison will be made between
all officers in the drive, 1t is stated.
Governor Robertson's recent state
ment about the failure OF prohibition
enforcement in Oklahoma has stirred
the federal and state authorities who
are now determined to make Okla
homa the "dryest" Of all states.
Several hundred county officers
are expected at the conference Mon
day which has been called by George
short, attorney general, and Millard
Meadows, federal prohibition direc-
tor in this state.
w. ]. Burns, head of the secret
service OF the United States, has
been invited to address the confer
ence.
Short and Meadows will deliver
the main addresses on conditions in
this state.
County Attorneys Forrest Hughes
of Oklahoma, Tom Andrews of Lin
coin and 0. F. Wilson of Ottawa
will present their views on enforcing
the liquor laws.
Other speakers include Victor
Phillips of Durant, U. S. Marshal A.
Mcdonald of Muskogee, Z. S. Dis
trict Attorney John Lee of Muskogee
and w. A. Maurer, Oklahoma City;
C. e. Dewing, Enid, president Of the
State Association of Sheriffs, and
J. w. Reece, former prohibition
director of this state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
PRIME MINISTER
AF TER STRENGTH
Lloyd George Expected Hold Poll
tica Caucus to Find Out How
Stands; His Government In
Critical Shape.
(By The United Press.)

London, May 2O.--Lloyd George,
Immediately upon his return here
tonight from Genoa, is expected to
hold a political conference to as
certain just how strong his govern
ment is, and whether general elec-
tion is advisable.
Great crowds will greet the pre-
mier when he steps from the train.
The political situation has been
critical since the governments de-
feat in the house on the education
bill. In the absence of Lloyd George
at the economic conference, nothing
has been done to force an issue.
Whether the government is strong
enough for a showdown probably
will be decided by the premier in
his conversation with his chief lieu
tenants here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
Murder Gangs Busy.
(By The United Press)

Belfast, May 2O.-Mmder gangs
went about their grim work in Bel
fast during the night while the skies
were lighted with the glare from
seven fires started by arson squads.
Six persons have been killed and
10 wounded during the last "a hours.
All the dead and eight of the wound
ed are Protestants.
This massacre followed the as
sassination of four Catholics, who
were dragged from their beds and
shot.
Sim Feiners captured four police
barracks in county Antrim. The
Ballymena railway station was Civ
en- to the flames.
A gang Of incendiarles burned
Shane's castle, the seat of Lord
O'Neill.
AS the fire swept through the
ancient building tenants plunged in
to the smoke and rescued Lord
O'Neill, S3, and his aged wife.
The retaliatory killings started
when nine armed men pushed their
way into factory and questioned
the workers about their religion.
Four Protestants were shot. Two
died and two are dying.
AS soon as darkness came last
night shooting in the streets was
resumed. One man was killed and
four wounded by snipers.
Other killings were reported as
one fire after another sprang up in
various quarters of the city. Through
out the night fire brigades were
rushing through the streets, squads
Of police hurried to scenes of blood
shed and occasional rattles of mus
kerry and pistol shots told of clashes
between the gunner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-20
CULVER MOVING
TOOLS TO TEST

The Harry Culver Oil and Devel-
opment association of this city, an
nounced today that tools are being
moved to a location in Garvin coun-
ty, the northeast of the southeast
of section 3O.3n-3w, where a well
will be drilled as soon as the rig
ging up process can be completed.
Harry Culver, manager of the
company stated that arrangements
have been completed with New York
parties for the financing of the as
sociation's drilling campaign this
summer They plan to finish sew
eral wells before the close Of the
present year. 1t has been rumored
here that the interests of A. Whit
tier will be consolidated with the
Culver organization. Mr.. Culver ad-
mitted that such move was possi-
BILE, but declined to definitely con-
firm the report.