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MR., LEWIS WARNS
+. Of GERMAN GUILE
Senator Urges Lawyers to
Lead People to Resist De-
ceptive Offers.
OUTLINES HUN PROGRAM

TYBEE, Ga, June s.-Senator James
Hamilton Lewis Of Illinois today ao-
dressed the Georgia Bar Association
at length on the duty Of the lawyers
. of the country to warn the people
8. against being beguiled or deceived by
? specious promises of Germany in Its
endeavors to win America to a peace
program. He urged them TO hold the
people steadfast to Americas pur-
poses.
Let them" he said. mot be seized
with fright or through the influence
of fair representation with false pur-
pose be persuaded to yield to terms
that in their promise seem advantage
GUS but in their realization would
mean the destruction of all that
America stands for. Trumpeters OF
your nations advance, blow forth the
truth and spread the gospel OF the
revealed purpose Of German INVASION
German advancement and German
purposes, that the public opinion OF
our land may be one unit of opposi-
tion. of antagonism, and above and
beyond all, a union of resolve to give
eyerything of life and properly
rather than to endure the dishonor OF
surrender of principle, the dfsgrace
Of defeat of our arms, or the deash
cf liberty and justice to our nation;
Our one oath shall be that the iano
, consecrated in the blood OF tne
fathers shall not fall, but live as the
home of the brave and the land OF
the free-to the salvation OF man the
world over.
Must Defend Freedom.
"The lawyer Of America must edu,
cate America as to its dangers ana
teach the land its duty, and, above all,
let us inculcate in the hearts OF our
countrymen that the real purpose OF
Germany is to overthrow the tnStItu-
tions which the fathers of the repub-
lie Of America have built up: that the
object is to prevent the world from
. following the examples established by
the United States, Of freedom and lib
erty to men, and to defeat nations OF
the earth from applying to themselves
self-goyernment freed from the domi-
nation of kings or the direction OF die
:, tators enjoyed by the United States. II
Germany shall succeed in defeating
America in her efforts to give liberty
and justice to the oppressed nations OF
defeated and all that for which she
has lived would end; and the freedom
10 assured to her own people and the hb-
erty pledged to her own nation would
be destroyed. Government would be-
come one of oppressor as rulers and
q oppressed as subjects. or tyrant and
u slave. However much this relation
would be masked under the guise of
names, and assume the panoply of
military CLEAN and glitter. the effect
would remain-that the things for
which America was established had
been slain and the form of govern
ment which was the object Of our
fathers to endow to the children would
> have ended.
Meaning Of German Drive.
'The drive that Germany is now
making, with the secrifice of her mil
lions in subjugating central Europe
in for the purpose of terrorizing
:. France into the fear that Paris will
: be captured and then France over
come; and to incite in Britain the
fear that London will be reached and
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ITALIAN SYNDICALISTS
MAKE PATRIOTIC EFFORT
Dispatches From Rome Indicate Eff
fort to Mobilize Labor
in War.

News Of significant activities on the
which will tend to mobilize further
and make more effective Italy's labor
supply, Is given in official dispatches
from Rome received here yesterday.
These dispatches state that at Milan
today there will take place the first
national labor congress. which was
organized by the Italian syndicalist
union, to form an italian labor union.
Ordinarily the union does not en-
phasize patriotism and would unite unite
labor in a purely syndicalist asso-
ciation, Independent of political par
ties; but its fundamental idea in the
present emergency is the coliaoora-
tion of all classes for increased pro-
duction and a firm national defense
policy.
to the General Labor Confederation,
which is under official socialist dom
nation. The official socialists lean
strongly to pacifsm. The congress
promises to be important. Numerous
federations, and also the labor cham
Der, have adhered to the project;
The dispatches also tell of the king s
alternate daily visits to the front and
excursions into the most important
agricultural regions. On June he
visited. and was received with great
enthusiasm, the agricultural public
works at Portonuova. destined to re-
claim 10000 hectares of land.
Lord Lieut.. De Cree has conferred
silver and bronze medals on officers
and men who participated in the most
daring naval raid into Buccari bay
on the Dalmatian coast, where a large
Austrian transport was torpedoed and
Mot d'Annnnyin among
those decorated. He left on bench
in an Austrian fort a manuscript Of
a satire he has written making fun
of the Austrian fleets prudence.
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COMMANDER DANIEL
NAVY SECRETARY'S AID
Fresh From War Zone, His Expert.
ence Regarded as Valuable
in Washington.

Commander Joseph F. Daniels of
the Navy has assumed the duties of
naval aid to Secretary Daniels He
relieves Commander Carter, aid to
Admiral Benson. who has been serv-
ing also as aid to the Secretary since
the detachment of Commander Spar
row several months ago.
Commander Daniels has had wide
experience and is considered specially
equipped for his new duties. At the
outbreak of the war he went to Eu-
rope in commend of one of the tor
pedo boat destroyers and shortly aft
erward was assigned to duty on the
personal staff of Vice Admiral Sims,
in charge of naval operations in Eu-
rope.
He came here q few days ago on a
special mission from Admiral Sims
to the Secretary of the Navy. Secre-
tary Daniels decided to retain him
here as his naval aid.
!. His knowledge of the European
naval situation makes him valuable
assistant in consideration of various
important questions before the de-
partment in connection with the war.
He is from Rhode Island and enter
ed the navy in 1893. He is no way
related to Secretary Daniels.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
IS NO WAR CHARITY
Head of District Campaign Com
mittee Objects to Captions on
"Pershing's Crusaders"

A return engagement for per
shing's Crusaders" the film which
packed Polls Theater last week. is
the expressed hope of many local
residents who were unable to get
inside that playhouse during the
presentation of the film.
The matter of certain captions re-
ferring to the Red Cross has been
called to the attention of Chairman
Creel of the committee on public
information. under whose auspices
the film is being shown.
Macfarland Finds Fault.
Henry B. F. Macfarland. chairman
of the District Red Cross war fund
campaign committee. in letter ex-
pressing thanks for the enjoyment
caused by the film, says:
Il am sure you will be glad to have
the reading matter of the titles Of
the pictures made a serious mistake
in referring to the American Red
Cross in the class of war charities
Il need hardly remind you that
the American Red Cross is not a war
lief agency of the United States,
created by act of Congress as such.
with the President of the United
States as it's president. the Secretary
of State. the surgeon general of the
Army, the surgeon general of the
the solicitor general Of the United
States among it's officers; the Sec
retary of the Treasury as treasurer
of its war relief fund 1t reports
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Meaning of German Drive.

'.The drive that Germany is now
making. with the secrifice of her mil
lions in subjugating central Europe,
IN for the purpose of terrorizing
France into the fear that Paris will
be captured and then France over
come; and to incite in Britain the
fear that London will be reached and
England captured. 1t is the hope of
Germany that IL this terror can be
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shot into the souls Of the French and
British, the people of these nations
will force their rulers, military and
civil, to accept any peace to avoid the
feared capture of their capitals and
the subjugation of their country. Ger
many, at such a moment, Will tender
as promise of peace the acceptance OF
any proposition as to Belgium. Alsace-
Lorraine and the coast territories OF
France and England. 1t is to terrorize
the people Of the Atlantic coast with
the danger of destruction of property
that the submarines are crashing our
ships in our coast trade. The scheme
now is to cut off cotton shipments
from the south, commerce and money
from going out of New York, and de-
stroy the grain shipments Of the west.
and by such means terrorize the citi-
zens Of the United States with the fear
of commercial disasters and financial
panics.
Then, in such an hour, Germany
will make an offer to accept of the
United States the principles for which
she went to war-freedom OF COM
merce and liberty of small nations.
In turn for these concessions, Ger
many will demand that the allies of
Europe and the United States with
draw all opposition to Germany keep
ing the central countries of southern
and western Russia, Poland, Serbia,
Rumania and the lesser Finland as a
part of the German empire. Germany
will insist that as these lands were
not a part of the issue which took the
allies and the United States to war.
both can consent that these lands be
taken by German conquest under Ger
man influence.
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Copyright by Committee on Public Information,

seaboard from Key West to New Or
leans, from New Orleans to New York !:
lombard the coast of our land. over
come the cotton country as her first
vengeance; then paralyze the COM
merce of America, and through bonn
bardment and military invasion, en-
force terms from the United States of
indemnities to the amount of billions
and the surrender of privileges be-
longing to our citizenship and our
people that would convert millions Of
our Independent men and women into
servants and subjects of the imperial
kaiser of Germany"
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for bids on twenty-five tugboats OF
reinforced concrete.
Concrete barges can be built in
ns-fourth the time and at one-halt
the cost of steel barges, while con-
crete ships complete cost only half
as much as steel vessels.
when concrete shipbuilding is
well organized" the statement quotes
r. J. Wig. head of the department of
concrete ship construction, as saying,
''the only limit on the capacity to pro-
duce concrete ships will be the limit
of the machinery and equipment.
There is no reason why we can't turn
out hundreds OF thousands of tons a
year"
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part. by appropriation of Congress
from the United States Treasury.
Charity Not Involved.

"In no sense does 1t give charity.
It's plans are made and executed In
direct official cooperation with the
Army and Navy and supplement the
war plans of the War and Navy de-
partments The Red Cross war fund
week was set apart by the official
proclamation of the President of the
United States.
"All this is, of course. well known
in Washington. but before Pershing
Crusaders leaves for the tour OF the
country it should be indicated in the
titles of the pictures. since it may
not be SO well known throughout the
states"
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MORE MEN TO BUILD
RAILWAYS IN FRANCE

Organization of FIVE regiments and
nineteen battalions OF railway en-
gineers for service in France has
been practically completed by the
stan of Samuel VI. FELTON,. director
general of military railways
These organizations are in addition
to the regiments already WORKING "a
France. when they arrive on the field
of action there will be 10000 Ameti-
cans engaged there in railroad CoU-
struction and operation.
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What can be easier than IS down
to approved credit and long time
in which to pay the balance?
Surely any one can now enjoy the
pleasures of a fine Piano or
Player-Piano.
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Big Argentina Paper Mill Burns.

BUENOS AIRES. Friday. June s.
One of the two paper mills in Argen-
tina, including its entire stock of
paper and pulp. has been destroyed
by FIRE. The loss is estimated at L.
500, 900 pesos
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CONCRETE SHIP PASSES
EXPERIMENTAL STAGE

Evidence that the government re-
CARDS the concrete ship as having
passed beyond the stage Of expert
ment to become a practical and eff
cient aid in the country's' transporta-
ton system was given yesterday in
a statement by the shipping board.
showing that no less than five diff
ferent branches of the government
contemplate building concrete YES
sells
Chairman Hurley soon will place
contracts for twenty-four more con-
crete vessels, In addition to the eight
cen already let. making a total tom
mage of 29s, 900 ordered by the ship
ping board Most of the new ships
will be 7,500-ton tankers and will
be built in the Ave government yards
announced several days ago.
Bids Asked on RI Concrete Barges.
The inland waterway commission Is
asking bids on twenty-one concrete
cargo barges of 500 tons capacity.
while the Navy Department has let
contracts for twelve concrete bargeS
of 500 tons each for harbor use, and
the quartermaster's department Of
the War Department has advertised
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What Germany Would Get.

This result would give to Germany
a new area of country which. added
to her control of Austria and Turkey,
would equal the size of the United
states Of America. and a population
Of 250,000,000 people, power and
value, a citizenship and area exceed
ing that of all Great Britain and all
France and all Italy, indeed, of all
the allied countries Of Europe COM
bined.
and with the renewed power from
this reinforced strength, turn upon
the weakened countries of Europe
which had been fighting for liberty
and completely subjugate them, and
then turn her forces to the Atlantic.
driving against the south Atlantic
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British Steamship Goes Aground.

AN ATr4A~..rrIc Poa'T. June s.-'rhe
British steamship Port Hunter went
aground on a mud Hat IN the inner
harbor today. The vessel is in bal
last trim. is in 10 danger and will
probably he cleared At next high lid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

to buy regularly the securities OF
the government, says, May there be
none unenllstod on that day.
As the president points out "This
war is one OF nations-not Of ar.
mics and all of our 1OO,OOO,OOO peo-
pie must be economically and indus
trialy adjusted TO war conditions il
this patton is to play its fun part in
The conflict
Our nation, not our army and ma
W only is at war And that means
that all of us not actually fighting
army and navy all the support of
which we arc capable. To do that
each one OF us must first of all be
a producer to oar maximum ability
and consumer of necessities only,
for every bit Of man power and every
particle Of material is necessary for
the use OF The army and navy and
fol The making of the things essen
tial to our citizens.
AS Il maximum producer ana as a
consumer Of Necessities only, each
one of us win be an accumulator Of
savings. And these savings can be
invested in War Savings Stamps
with benefit both to the government
and ourselves
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EXPRESS pAcKAeETTEs
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Heroes Of the Hoe.

Heroes of the Hoe.
Forth from office, store and shop
Fare the hoe brigade to chop;
Cotton fields they charge in bands,
Back they march with blistered
hands
Suggested sign for offices and
stores in Chickasha Gone 10 "de
patch
But even conscientious objectors
ere not exempt from service in the
army Of cotton choppers
According TO wireless bulletins, the
cotton chopping forces advanced
steen wards on all fronts
Jack Claycomb took the precau
ton to pick out some Shady places
before he went to the front with his
hoe
81 simp says he notices that
there are fewer loafers in town
when everybody goes to the country
10 work.
Col Wyatt, the deputy court clerk,
has enlisted in the strategic re-
sorve, or army Of maneuyer, back
Of the cotton choppng front
Without waiting till his number
was called by the draft board. "Bil-
"" Clark promptly volunteered to
carry water for the cotton choppers
Personally, the Packagetter would
prefer to accept position as super
ntendent of the drafted cotton chop.
pers instead Of being a mere pri
Nate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
NEW JERSEY WOMEN PREPAR.
ING TO FILL VACANCIES

Women in New Jersey are to be
organized for entrance into indus
tries, old and new, under the Wo-
mans Committee Of the Council OF
Defense. Mrs. C. w. Stockton, chair
man of the New Jersey division, has
sent out to the unit chairmen the
folowing
THE calling out of the larger
number of draft men will mean that
women must soon be asked 70 fill
their places When women enter so
many new industries it is necessary
that il be done intelligently. We
must be sure that the patriotic call
T. which they respond is "A legiti.
mate one and that in the new work
they are protected financially phys.
ioally and morally.
|This work Immediately confrons
US and each unit chairman is asked
70 secure now chairman for The
department OF women IN industry
aud send her name into the office
The duty of this chairman will be 10
keep fully Informed on all calls for
women WORKERS ana to be ready 10
assist in securing them when neecs-
sary Also, it will be her duty to
keep in touch with the women work
ers who have gone ont from her
community and know conditions I'M
der which they are working and liy-
ing. We shall also expect her to
know factory conditions in those
concerns Which are carried on in
her community and which employ
women help.
This is not a small job, but win.
ming this war is not a small job.
and the women and girls who take
up work which releases the men
must be given all possible care and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
MUST BACK THE GOVERNMENT
WITH ALL OUR STRENGTH

Few people. indeed. in this coun
Try now fail to realize that we are
fighting a brutal, relentless enemy
The indictment against the Hur
eaows stronger every day lie is
absolutely devoid of pity or chivalry
An American correspondent reports
d conversation with crippled Brit
ish officer who, after a long stay in
German prison pens, had been eX-
changed
The office told of men so feeble
from lack Of food and bad conditions
as TO be able scarcely to stand be-
ing forced to work al the point Of Il
bayonei until they dropped from
sheer weakness: or badly set gun
fractured arms and legs; Of soldiers
bueicd 10 the accompaniment Of The
jecrs Of German soldiers; OF tho long
journeys of the badly wounded with
oui relief Of dressings food or wa
ter; Of wounded prisoners marched
to exhaustion and then shot down
ike dogs when they no longer could
walk; Of prisoners put into camps
where typhns ragged
This Is the kind of enemy we are
fighting, and this is why all of us
must get down and put every bit Of
our strength back Of the govern
ment For one thing, we must buy
only those things necessary to main
tain ourselves in the most efficient
condition That viii give the gov
erment moro labor and materials
for war purposes. And then With
5ur savings we must buy War Saw
ings Stamps. That Will give the
government current funds with which
10 use labor and materials in the
successful prosecution Of the war /
We must do as President Wilson
asks us to do in Ills message pledge (
ourselves on June 9S to save con
stantly and to buy regularly goye.n
mont securities. We shall then bel
doing our part
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
RECOMMENDS cHAMeeRLAlN'o

q take pleasure IN recommending
Chanberlains Collie, Cholera and III
arrioea Remedy having used it a
my family for the past thirteen years
| have tried other remedies. but
Chamberlain is the only one thar
ever gave me permanent relief We
are never without it ever when on
q visit or summer outing, and 1 can.
not say too much in praise OF it,
writes Emerson Demeree, Harpurs.
vine N. Y Obtainable everywhere
ADV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
hooveresaue peIicacies.

"Neurasthenia, said Mrs Bigguns
TO her cook. Il think we win have
some chicken croquettes today, cut
OF that leftover pork and calves liv-
~fes'm.n said Neurasthenia, called
1eeny for short An we got a lit
ts bread dressin' what went wild de
fork mam Shall make some ap-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Crown Prince Called Down.
4++ ++++4 4++ = :

Some years before the war the
German crown prince got a very
neat call-down from Miss Bernice
Willard, a Philadelphia girl 1t was
during the emperor's regatta. and
the two mentioned were sitting with
others on the deck of pacht. A
whiff of smoke from the princes
cfgaret blowing into the young lady's
face, a lieutenant near by remark
ed:
r Smoke withers flowers"
1T is no flower" said the prince,
jocularly, "it isaa thistle
Miss Willard raised her eyes a
uifie
IN that case. she said, pf had
better retire or shall be devoured
The party saw the point San Fran
cisco Argonaut
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MAY THERE BE NONE UNEN-
LISTED ON THAT DAY.

President Wilson in his statement
calling upon every man, woman ana
child to pledge themselves ON or be.
fore June % to save constantly and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
LOYALTY DAY-JUNE 90

June 2S will close with the organ
i2ation Of an army of War Savers
tnat will put our boys in Berlin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
COUNTY WEleAER

A CSandy) Horton announces that
ho is candidate for County Weigh
er, second term, subject TO the Dem.
ocratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
Foa AssEsaoa

j. D. Bryan announces that he Is
a candidate for denomination for
County Assessor. subject to the
Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

President Wilson has called on all
loyal Americans to enlist in the ar.
my Of War Savers or June rs. M
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

Trade with ire patriotic store See
that your dealer Is an agent for I'm
Gle Sans War Savings Stamps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

pie sauce outn hit mum ?"-Rich-
mond Times-Dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
COUNTY CLERK

r. S. Cox announces that he is .
candidate for County Clerk. subject
to the Democratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
Announcements
FOR sHEKiFF

J. II. (Bud Gibbs announces that
he is a candidate for Sheriff sub
ject to the action OF tho Democratic
voters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

Behold the Man with Hoe and
the broad-brim hat. Can he chop
cotton? He thinks he can
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Bert Jackson announces that he Is
o candidate for denomination for
Representative. subject to the Demo
cratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-21

M. l. Stokes announces that he is
candidate for representative, sub
iect to tho Democratic primary,