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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-26
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prt business trip to Dallas.
ohm Hankinss was business
ftor in Oklahoma City today.
\. b. Hensley OF Altus, was a bus
IS visitor in Chickasha Saturday
Bray Photograph showing
ZEE subjects and cartoon com
Sugg tonight.
Burton Holmes Travelogue-a
amount educational one,reel fea-
e. Sugg tonight
ee "The Money Corral" VIM. s.
IT'S latest Artcraft picture at the
Gg tonight
4rs. Joe Baum and son, Donald,
EJECT to leave soon for summers
alton in California.
We handle the Bniner line OF wool
b, which guarantees the very best
made-to-measure garments. Ev-
VII yard guaranteed. Chickasha
s'Ang Works, ia N 4th st.
Terry Travis has returned from
las where he has been on a short
biness trip.
guest OF Mrs. w p. Griffin and
Is. C. A. Chincholl.
rorrect glasses at correct prices,
Elimination free. Minnett Optical
W, sos First National Bank Bldg.
23-3tl
Harold Lloyd, that funny fellow,
zy today. 1t
Miss Lynn Harris. spent the week
III visiting friends and relatives in
wton.
Nothing but tnU best in cleaning
Assing, hat work and tailoring at |
lckasha Cleaning Works, ia N. J
lIrs. Harry Schwartz expects to !
We soon for New York, and 9th
eastern cities, where she will
Hit friends and relatives.
Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran, comedy,
!. ~ today. 1t
'-OST-In postoffice bunch off
'Ss with /. P. A. medal attached.
lder please return Phone 300.
Miss Zala Elder, daughter of Mr.,
"a Mrs. ]. T. Elder, of Enid, is here
K visit, with Miss Miriam Austin
Nd other friends.
Ruth Roland in "The Tigers Trail"
Pzy today. 1t
Mrs. A. A. Bailey of Dallas, Texas,
VI here visiting her daughters, Mrs.
A. Chincholl and Mrs. w. P. Grif-
lMr. and Mrs. Reford Bond have re-
'rned to Chickasha from Monrovia,
ilif., where they have spent the
st several months.
Mrs. L. e. Emanuel left Saturday |
ening for New York where she
II meet her husband, Major Eman-
II, who is scheduled to arrive today
ON overseas.
wv. C. Rucker, former deputy
leriff of Grady county, and later
juggist of Minco. was a business
kitQr in the city. He is now liv-
/ "a Lehigh.
ID. A. Dryden of Rush Springs,
rmer county jailer, was in the
ty today, visiting his son, Harry.
the HaIlum Mercantile company,
I'd transacting business.
Some keen show at the Kozy to-
av. Dont miss it. 1T
william Reinheimer, who recent
sold the Hub Clothing company
A. j. Hallum, left last weekend
r a business trip to the eastern
lrt of the state.
Rev. r. L. Owenby and wife and
iughters spent the weekend visit
g Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baggett, in
orman. Rev. Owenby, now presid
Ig elder of this district, was former.
pastor OF the M. E. church, South,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-26
ReaI MeaIth.

The wealth of man is in the nun.
Der of things that he loves and blessea
and that he is loved and blessed By.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-26

FOR -Eight-room furnished
house; references required. Phone
1885. 26-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-26


Mrs. J. G. Braly, and Mrs. J. G.
Fryear, returned Sunday from Okla
homa City, where they spent the
weekend visiting friends.
Mrs. J. c, Fryear. who has been
in the city visiting Mrs. J. G. Bra
ly, s24 Minnesota ,enue, has re-
turned to her homre<n NARROW,
ID
Tigers Trail, Koty today. Don't
miss it, 1t
A. S. Hancock, superintendent of
the Alex schools who has just been
appointed deputy sheriff was in the
city today, visiting Sheriff Sankey.
He will succeed Deputy Pearl Mul.
lcan next Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-26

w. B. Gray, who has just COM
Bleted a successful term as princi-
bal of the Dutton chool, has return
ID to Chickasha where he will spend
be summer. Mr.. Gray was former
with the Star Publish
ng company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MEXICAN LAND DIVISION.
President Carranza Has Plans for
Agricultural Colonies and Big
Irrigation Projects.

Nc>ico City, Ian II \ project for
the division 81 national lands Of Mexico
among small farmers and ranchcrs ls eN-
pcctcd to be presented hy President
Carranza to the present session Of the
Nexican Congress II Is proposed 10
organize agricultural colonies with state
support and supervision IN the states OF
Coahmla, Nucvo Icon. Chiapaa and
Chihuahua The plan involves the de-
velopnent Of irrigation projects which
already have bccn proposed hy the DE
partmcnt Of Development and 70 com
prise conservation Of natural resources
The outline Of new series Of laws 10
govern tho relations between employers
and the employed and 70 limit the working
day to ought hours has been submitted
10 the representatives IN congress The
proposed laws are intended also 20 protect
he wage Of workmen, provide hyRicnic
surroundings for workers, compensation
for industrial accidents, protection Of
women employees and arbitration Of
industrial disputes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
TAKE ARGONNE HILL"
LAST FIGHT COMMAND
306th Infantry Was Preparing TO
Celebrate Peace When Order
to Attack Came.

Major Archibald g. Thaeher Of the
.}n6th infantry. who spoke recently IN
New York on auxiliary composed oi
relatives and friends of that regiment,
SAID that one Of the hardest assignments
received bY the regiment had come iust
n few hours after the officers and men
Ind been excited hy II premature report
that the arinisilcc had been signed and
that the war was over. II was our last
and most vital order tn attack, lac sad
Just ns we were preparing To celc-
hrate the victory and end ot the war,
hc continued, word came 1T midnight
that we were to attack and cnpture liill
Isl IN front Of w on the ArFonne front
ON the fol- owing morning, and We we're
given To understand to n0 explanation
would bc accepted for failure
"Aftct three or four hours ot sleep The
attack was atarted and seven companies
advanced To make g frontal ATTACK on
the town af Saint iIyia As We approach
ed in . final attack # was seen ~ our
commanding officers that the plan nl
attack WIS InadvisabIe and that thc
proper way to 'crac6 the town was 20
make flank attacks The plan was hastily
rccast Company II comma udon oy
Gapiain ! q Adler. supported by Com
j.
attack This they did with great sileces7,
moi onIy capturing the town. but taking
more prisoners than bhe strength oi tho
attacking company. Captain Adler re-
ceiycd a citation for his feat Later We
were able to take Hill ~. The Ger
mans. after furious artillery fire, counter
attacked, but were unable to regain a
footing ~ the territory We had Won.
NaIor Thachcr sald that, after the lr-
rival az ihc regiment IN France. tho o'ii-
GERS had been sent n the front to t.
trained, 81 that none 81 them would
hava 10 undergo their haptiam of ire be-
fore tbc ewes of their men
The only way ~ which 2 man cnn
obtain absolute self-cnntrol under FIRE Is
~ experience, md absolute soli-conirol
on the part ii officers ~ the presence If
their men Il essential, because If IN Off
Ger faltrr- for q fraction of a second tho
faith of his men IS shattered Fhorcforc.
II wa thought necessary % traln officers
thoroughly m danger zones, and those
VIM were killed during this period wrrn
sacrlhccdIor the purpose of lneuung tho
sef-rantrpl and rcsoiuioness If the
survivors
After period in the Marne 4cctor,
80 Were shifted to The River Eesle. where
our mon distinguished themselves for
untl4llal bravery and calmness under fire.
Il wa ordinary occurrence IN our rcgl-
nent to find officers gong into No Man $
Land to bring back 4 private who had
been lying helpless after being struck nv
enemy bullets Onc of tile most beloved
officers IN the regiment was Lieutenant
Iiaves During the struggle through tho
Argonne Forest he was constantly N
the lend Nj his men searching for the
safest spots 10 shelter them when they
should come up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
j. S. DISMANTLES NAVY
BASES At QUEENSTOWN
Populace Regrets Sailors Depart.
urc; Many Will Go Back
for Wives.

Queenstown. ireland. Jan Is fGor-
roapondencc nf the Associated pressl
Plans Tor the damantIinr of The American
naval stations IN and around Queenstown
are going forward rapidly Time viii be
required 10 remove the base hospital 1t
Nhtcpolnt, and much work vii be IN
vovcd IN removing the many hig wafe-
houses viii Il We're brought here from
America and set NJ IN fecnrd timo other
important parts Of the American plant
include wireless stations 1T Queenstown
and Aglada and many h,lment4
American officers and men have made
deep impression On the paopr It
Queenstown and IN other parts of South
ireland. and relations generally have heen
ot tho most cordial nature THIS IS proved
hy the fact that number ol weddings
have already taken place. and moro thnn
ono American sailor has promised 10
return for thc girl hc must leave hehni
Queenstown has prospercd greatly =inee
the station was established here. bni the
people declare thcr regret N seeing tie
American depart is heeanse they hive
become accustomed 70 their presence and
like them for hno Young fellows they arc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
GREAT AUTOMOBILE
DRIVER RETIRES

Cleveland, O., Jan 23 Barney Old
field for many wears famous as an auto
ncbiic racer and holder Of the time rec
ord for one mile from standing start,
today announced hiS permanent retire
meui fro4 the track He will devote
hi~ time 10 tire manufacturing con
cern. of which hc Is the head
On NIay l6.1glO. Oldhrid set 4 record
of 40 3 seconds for q mljc from stand
Ing start at Daltona Fla which still
stand,
Oldhcld was disqualified az racer
last wear by the American Automobile
Association because he drove iii exhibi-
ton races at county fairs, as the official
exhibitions were cancelled because oi
THO war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
NEW STAR DISCOVERED
BY j. S. ASTRONOME ERS
Water, Vapor and Ammonia in
Suns Atmosphere, IS the
View of Scientists.

In summing np the progress of as-
tromony during the past year, the Scirn-
tifc American says long phot graphic
exposures. lasting 10 hours have shUwn
that the lnnpr port ION nd the ncbila pf
Andromela ratntrs NJ a speed of 80
miles per second from whIch IT. i cgiI-
mated that the outer portion probably
attaips a speed of 200 miles per second
4 stnall etar near Alpha Ccntauri lays
claim - bcing uur nrarest companion
Its distance has bcen estimated as bc-
tween 81 and f3 llght wears from is
II ia cool star only one-thmisandth
part aa bright rs tho sun
On Juno new stnr WAS discovered
m the constellation of hqUla, vhirh
wa4 tho brightest star - make tie Ar,
pcarancc IN the last three centuries
Il reached tie magnitude ~ J ! almost
that of SIRIUS Photographic record
af tho skv taken at Harvard University
show that On Juno Z II was of normal
brightness Owing to cloudy Weather
that. region vas not phof ngraphod again
gptd tho Gth when tho star appeared
as of thc usth magnitude On thc 9Th
is brightness had increased 200 tunes
and II was clearly visible to the naked
eve tn fact here are reports of ITS hav-
tno been scnn although thc news WAS not
transmitted ~ lnv III the astronomical
oFsoryaforfce On fhr nights N the 9Th
and 9Th Is brightness Ind increased
100 0CO times and ihcn IL was 40 con
4p,c,ioa1a au object that reports II its
dlarovcry were telegraphcd to Harvard
Observatory from III parts Of thc country
As tho result ~ patient research hv
Fowler On srccfrs ~ the SIM he arrived
IL tho startling conclusion that there
i water vapor and ammonia -apnr b
thc -un atmosphere Herrf ofure +
lad boan supposed fhat The intense
heat IF ms Iunnarv would prevent
the formation Of any chemical compounds.
but this eupposItion needs revislon ii
the hohf of Tpwlers researches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
BoAe : Draw SIS ,OO0.

Ncwark. \ ] Jan y PTOmOtcrs
oi thr Lconard-Dundcc bout on Monday
night refuse to diyulgc the official re-
cclpts but based on the amount the
which vas s2.jO5. the following figures
arc nearly correct Gross receipts, $25,-
u5q Estimated attendance 1900
Lconards share f3S per cent. $3.50.
Dundac- share l27 per cent ST, go
Promoters profit. $4,000 jersey State
tax. - .5OI Five dollar seats occupied
2,I3O Thrcc-dollar seats occupied, 2,379.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
soPHs WIN.
In IntercIass Bas ketbalI Game Yesterday
Afternoon

Yesterday afternoon the basketball
men of Delaware College started off the
interclass series with 4 double header.
The two games we re between the Fresh
men and the Sophomorcs in which the
second year men came out on the long
end of n 81 to 10 score.
The second game was between the
Seniors and the Juniors and the Seniors
wallopcd the Juniors by the very close
score of 80 TO l6.
For the Juniors Captain Marvel de-
serves a great amount of credit for his
consistent foul shooting making good u
out ol Z trials Marvel incidentally did
all Of the scoring for his team l'hc line
ups OF the teams follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
SALESIANUM WINS.
Alumni Quintet Showed Under I Last
Nights Bas kctbaIl Game.

The regular Salesinnum basketball
team defeated the Alumni quintet last
night by the score of II To -
Father Mahoncy put his entire squad
Of subs into the game and even they man
aged To score a few points
w J. Monaghan was high scorer for
the Gold and White lie tailed eight
field goals Mapill came next with six
field ponls
For the Alumni. Bud q Ncill WINS easily
the star with five field goals Hammer of
last years squad gave good account Of
himself. talIying three times from middle
floor
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
HARBER'S VICTIMS.
Practical Jokers Worked Upon -Four
of Them.

Cleveland, o., Jan 22 2Somo one
played Joke on the four BARRIERS of
Borca. suburb Of Cleveland, Joke
they do not relish, recently.
Hair cuts went % 40 cents there re-
Gently and shavea % ~ cents Then
posters aupeared announcing that a
new ehop would open which would cut
these prices ia 30 and ~ cents The
four old stands promptly announced a
cut Ia % and 10 cents, effective the
day of the opening of the new shop.
The day the new place waa~ to have
opened two clothing dummies appeared
IN its window with a sigI around their
nccks -"We had lots of fun Did the
other four2'
Prices are still 40 and 70 cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Sister Mary Godfrey Dead.

Sister Mary Godfrey q ). +, died
in Baltimore on January 81 She WAS
n daughter II Mr. and Mrs. John ID.
Giacomo Of TIT Madison street Funeral
services will bc held At q o clock Saturday
morning at ST Panl's Church, Balti-
more; With lnfcrmcnt nj Holy Rcdeemer
cemetery, Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
JI NItlRs

Fouls committed Bv Seniors. ~ bv
Juniors. 5. Suhstituiions plam for Cralg.
Craig for PLAN. Cantwcl for Nj Wilson
Referee II Is Alexander. Gimckccpcr
G.. NJ Lang
The next game Of the series wille be
PLAYED on Friday Of this week. when the
Freshmen play the juniors aud the
Seniors play the Sopohomores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Entertained nj Dinner

Mrs. john 4 Walls II Delaware
avenue and Nnst street gave 4 dinner
party last night IN honor of Miss Betty
klrkhridc Of the "Maytimc' %. Miss
kirkhride Il a Philadelphia giri and has
just entered INTO he profession Her
mother was Dcla~arcan and before
her marriage Was Miss ;. +. Tood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
4 KOSHLAND :
King Of Odd Lots
KOSHLA ND
Semi
Annual
s A | E

YIyHA1 are 1moIc'
w and model T, HEY
- are the gaunoufs which
all the great clothing prJdGr
ers make 40 1T the 5r2lnnng
Of e2ch .oason as example, nf
their style. So eHpouso
ever spared m making tncrT
the finest. highest type ~
eible for each maker ~ create
yet they used to repre- enf
a total loss - ttn Wanufa-
tUrer = few year. a9o \pNa
DAYS the model, arDio end
odd lots IF 10 q tlc rr
famous. nationally advert n
brands of men Clnftcs rad-
n America cornc t fOo
land ~ 4 figure 'na'
mifs our seliing them at 7trrI'
half their tandard r~'a
price@ all eaenn- ut'rln ~
uch 4 tIran as this uhor w
Semi Annual sale n fnr-e
even these aY.ee a~o
marked ~ derrrNe arr
fce Yu ar 4at
plan Fl 0- val ar
where
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PROFESSIONAL. SHOTS.

Here are the scores OF the highest ten
professional shooters Of the cast and
the west. tahcu from the official aver
ages Of the Interstate TrapshootinK As-
soclatlon tor 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

4 Lewiston man has figured that 10
count onc-dollar bills, the SIX billion dol
lars ii the Fourth Liberty Loan would
take one person $50 wears. working # the
rate ri ~ hours 4 f!av
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
10000 900 Tons worlds Oil Output.

London Dee IL The worlds pro-
duction Of natural oil last year was csti-
mated at more than 60,000,000 tons ID
statement made BY Dr II Perkin in
an address delivered recently before the
institution of Petroleum Technologists.
This would be an increase Of 10000, 600
tons over the production Of 1913, he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
scouts in '1knifc and hatchet.' Scribe,
Lewis Rumford.

scouts in "knfc and hatchet." Scribe,
Lewis Rumford.
Troop No. 2S had n meeting last Tues
dsy n;ght Mr.. Schagrin had no more than
anncared on the scene when he started IN
..rhnppin' up the dead wood. F." Many
bo,s were sent home rs dropped from the
troon tho others were invited To remain
| and hclp make the troop n success or re-
sign Then followed - snnppy drill, each
natrol leader being gwen his turn To show
his ability in drilling the boys. We are
ylad "a welcome back MIR. Iupp, our
Scoutmastcr who has Just recovered from
illness. Part of the evening was spent IN
rchearsing for the scout exhibition:
Sco,itrnastrrs and assistants from all
troops in the city arc invited to see tniS
performance on Sunday night az the \ Nj.
II 4 Hall nj S.i5 u. IN. There is to bc n
meeting of the troop Sunday nj N. m. AlI
scouts who have a part III the exhibition
must report in uniform. Acting Scribe,
Joseph Breucr.
Troop No. 81 held a regular meeting.
Friday evening Frank Long passed his
Srcond-class test IN ilrst-ald and Is now
rated MS n second class scout. The hike
which was to have been taken on Saturday
afternoon was postponed because OF the
weather until later in the month. Acting
Assistant Scoutmastcr Leslie Met trca
has passed hs examination IN swimming
for q merit badge, rs has also First Class
Scout Paul AIllhkcn IN llrst-ald To ANIMALS.
The bows are now working hard to obtain
merit badges and we are trying To get the
fun - varieties represented IN the troop.
scribe. Ralph Mct;inncss
Troop No. ii had meeting hursdaF
might nj : 30 ncluck Mr. Murray, the
new scoutmastcr. was introduced to the
troop hv MIR Grccnhawk. Mr.. Murray, n
former sergeant IN the army, told the
troop uf some nf his experiences IN Mexico
and Camp DIN, Mr., G'rccnhawk made a
speech MIR Hartley q the THIRD District
arrived All now recruits he sure TO come
npvt Thursday Scribe SpcncCr smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

II is sald that more spirit benzine iiiu-
minatlng Ill and other hy-prod1ets can b.
extracted from brown coal. which Is mined
-. Ar.r..., IL At,.4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

A suit Of clothes costs 81 80 in Moscow
or about IFS weight in paper ruhe~ So
cured an Bolshevlsf good faI'h
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

Frank Parker oI 900 Walnut street
Is buying All the Liberty Bonds that he
can gct hold oi-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
FRESHMEN

Fouls committed BY Freshmen, ~,
hv Sophomorcs. - Referee II Mars
ton Timckccpcr Shane Substltutlons
l'ierson for Horty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
..pair of Cupids" at the Victoria

II 4 hardly necessary 10 detail what
Francis Y Hnshmano beverly Bavne and
twins are doing in 4 I'alr Of Cuplds III
thc Nicf0rIa. but thcr arc doing il AK
TIMES i dav, and the picture IS he best
hcv ever made Back If he picture lies
ne fact hat tho principals, as Wcll as the
two innocenfz. wcre subject 10 he wilcs
of Cupid himself, and they married when
thev finished making this picture Ncxf
week opens with Lillian Walker new
picture Tie Embarrassment of Riches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

icagic II nations with moral f0unda-
tlons Including Germany seems hard ta
vls1aII7c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
SUITS AND
OVERCOA
Formerly s19.95 and s22.45

And 50 On uD. everything
similarly reduced, offering on
higher priced garments ac-
tual avlngs ct sis and $50
Ful! Dress and Tuxedo
SUITS. Fur Collar Goats.
NackInaNs. Nc.-ali marked
at biz sacrifices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

Troop No u met at TRINITY Parish
House on FrIday night. We were visited
At Inspection by Mr.. Greenhawk and
several other gentlemen After inspection
MIR. Quinn had class OF tenderfeet
he WIS teac' ing. Patrol Leader Spruance
passed scout IN second class signalling
and Mir henworthy passed several
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-13

prices are due to proftsering and be-
lieve the government should increase its
efforts TO expose such illegal making Of
money"
The suggestion to housewives that
they economize in order to bring re-
lief from the condition of the intoler-
able prices asked for the food we have
to eat is secondary" said Mrs. A. w.
Harmon, head of the National Woman S
party in the Sixth congressional dis .
trict. People could doubtless ccono e
mize further by paying more attention
to the waste in their garbage cans, but
such suggestion does not strike at
the root of the evil
The putting of all food in storage on
the active market and the consequent
decline, in price would stimulate the
farmer to greater production because OF
the increased return to him. Wartime
conditions were pretty hard, and many
sacrifices were made which the public
will not know of. The time for govern
ment action has now come-not the
time for further sacrifice"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-13
CAPITAL BANK BANDIT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Turns Revolver on Himself After
Firing Shot at Paying
Teller

Washington. Aug. 13.-tBy A. Pl-
A hold-up man, entering the banking
room of the Munscy Trust Company. in
the heart of the uptown business soc
tion, today. pointed two pistols at n
teller and demanded $50.
After firing ono shot at clerk he
shot himself in the jaw. He probably
will recover.
Two money orders. issued at Defiance
and Toledo. o.. were found in the hold =
up mans clothing.
When he demanded the money the
teller. first making show of counting
bills. then dropped behind his counter
as the .robber fred bullet that pierced
the coat Of a clerk nearby.
The bullet the robber intended for
himself went through his jaw and then
shattered a plate galss window.
The scene Of the attempted robbery
was within 800 feet of police head .
quarters.
rhc man gave his name as John r.
Fctntr. of 116 East strcei. Defiance, o..
and said his uncle. Charles X. Fetzcr
at the same address, could tell why
he Couldn't get ahead. "