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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
WILL SOME PARTY
KINDLY SUGGEST
NAME FOR SCHOOL?


Another item has been added to
TIE list Of Things to Worry About"
in tae office of Moman II. Shepard,
county superintendent of public in
otruction eeording to Miss Adola
zinn, assistant superintendent This
item is THE naming of the new con-
solidated school in district No. 95"
We have been overtaxing our men
tai capacities in an attempt to name
the new consolidated school," says
Miss Zinn. Names of several of the
ed European war battles such as
Chateau Thierry, Meuse Argonne,
Liege, Marne, Aisne, Ypres, Soissons
ana Champagne, have been suggested.
"Others have suggested the name
Of Pershing, in Aonor of the great
American general; Shepard, in honor
Of the county superintendent Dear
mon, in honor Of the Grady county
member of the state senate, and
Whitehurst, in honor of the president
of the state board of agriculture.
Guess Wen have to put it to a
vote of the school children to decide
on a name for the school" she
added
The school has been in session for
week Bridge Creek, Snow Hill,
Antioch and Mcintosh, are the con-
solidated districts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
Saved Venus de Milo From Huns

NJ. Heron de Villefosse, the eminent
French archeologlst, whose death has
lust taken place, was for many years
head Of the Greek and Roman sculp-
ture department of the Louvre. Twice
in his career he had to superintend
the removal of that priceless art treas
ure the Venus Of Milo to place OF
safety-in 1870, and again in 1914. In
each case the same enemy was con-
cerned. Heron de Villefosse was sew
enty-four years old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
GUTHRIE COUPLE WEDs

Robert Williams, aged q and Miss
Lena Anderson, aged 18, both Of
Guthrie, were married Saturday af-
ternoon at the county court house,
Rev. Sam D. Taylor, pastor of the
First Baptist church officiating. Mrs
Edna T. Watkins, court clerk, issued
the license.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08

Owners of horses and blooded
stock are large users of Liquid Boro.
zone. lie heals wounds, fostering
sores, bdrbed wire cuts by a mild
power that leaves no disfiguring
scars Price, 9Oc, 6Oc and $12O.
Sold by Wren Drug Co. d&w adv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08

Duncan outfielder, of two base hit
and saved the game for NARROW.
Batteries: Duncan-O'Dell, Sewell
and II. Erwin. NARROW, Morton,
Allen and Coe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
elRL is BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hunter of the
Tabler community, announce the ar
rival of an eight pound daughter,
born Saturday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
Frisco.
East Bot nd.
Santa Fe

East eoun :.
No. 44S"-Mixed, der-rt 2:3o p. m
mo. 448 daily except Sunday.
No. 440-Passenaer, depart 1885 a. m
Vest Bound.
N o. 439- Passenger, arrive $3.50 p. m.
No. 447*-Mlxed, arrive 1880 p. m
M. 447 daily except Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08
HEARS BIGGEST MAN IN
WORLD IN BEST SPEECH
HE EVER LISTENED TO

81 heard the biggest man in the
world make the best speech | ever
listened to-" said A. A. Holmes this
morning.
Mr.. Holmes referred to the speech
Of Woodrow Wilson in Kansas City
"They said the auditorium held 15,-
600 people. 1t was full and fully
three times that many were turned
away, being unable to gain admit
tlnce' said Mr. Holmes. at was
simply wonderful, the way he swayed
that throng. He'll win out"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-08

For skin eruptlons, rash, chafed
skin, prickly heat, chigger bites and
stings of poisonous insects, Ballard's
Snow Liniment is an effective appli-
cation. 1t heals quickly. Three sizes
soc, 6Oc and $1.2O per bottle. Sold
by Wren Drug Co. d&w adv.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Continental Motors
Air Brakes Truck Business

After several months of work the
New York Air Brake Company is final
ly beginning to turn out motor trucks
at its Watertown, n. Y, plant One
of the units Of the company used in
making war munitions has been con-
verted for assembling the trucks and
the output is now running at the rate
of five or six finished trucks q week
Later this will be increased, it is ex-
pected. The air brake company is
putting together a six-ton, three-point
suspension type of truck which will
carry nine-ton load. The trucks are
taken off the hands of the company
by another concern as soon as COM
pleted, so that Air Brake has none of
the expense Of selling. Officials of the
company express themselves as being
highly pleased over the progress that
has been made in going into the new
field. At present the amount Of new
orders coming in for air brake equip
ment is small, although it is expected
that better demand will develop after
the first of the year. Certain foreign
business is being held up because of
the unfavorable international credit
situation The company has on nand
several million dollars worth of air
brake equipment that can be shipped
at moments notice. so that it is in
position to take care of any business
that may develop over night.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
California Packing Advances

Reports that the California Packing
Company management is considering an
increase in the common stoci. divl-
dend, now 81 q year, were responsible
yesterday for an advance of 27s point
net in the price Of the stock, VIII
went to So, or within a fraction Of
high of the year. Interests in CO
touch with the affairs of the comra4
declare that no action of this kind
contemplated this year. The comp.
has had fairly good lear and antic
patcs big salmon pack in 1920. 7
fiscal year ends February 2S. 1t is Il
established policy of California Pac..
ing to set aside one-third of earnings
for working capital, third for ac-
quisition Of new properties, and one
third for dividends. Recently the COM
panE has been adding to its growing
lands in the West ong the coast in
line with it's general policy of cxpan-
sion. There is outstanding 333 ,317
shares Of common stock and sS. POS 200
cumulative preferred. The latter is
convertible into the common on a basis
of exchange of one share OF preferred
ter one ard one-half shares of COM
mon. With the preferred selling around
III, the common is about on a parity
at its present price on the basis Of the
conversion privilege.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Tight Money
Checks Advance
In Stock Market
Wave of Buying Recedes
When Call Rate Jumps to
l6 Per Cent; Motor and
Steel Shares Prominent

Tight money intervened in Wall
Street yesterday to check wildly
soaring market in speculative securi-
ties. The jump in the call loan rate
to Is per cent in the last hour was the
signal for general cessation of buy
ing. which up to that time had been
of the most aggressive character, par
ticularly in the steels and the motors.
AS buying orders decreased in vol
ume selling pressure increased, and for
time prices receded swiftly from the
high levels of the day The selling
movement stopped, however, when
banking institutions stepped into the
market with liberal offerings of call
money at per cent fifteen minutes be-
fore the close.
In its general characteristics the
market was similar to what Wall Street
has been accustomed to for several
weeks. There was the same aggressive
bidding up of industrial specialtes in
small floating supply, operations shift
ing from group to group, according to
the whoms of the professional opera
tors.
For a time the motors we're strong,
and General Motors rose to an extreme
height of 800, new record, and gain
of 80 points over the closing on Mon
day. When the motors showed signs
Of tagging the steels we're taken in
hand and rapidly pushed forward. On
the days move Republic Steel com
mon was moved up above 100, but it
closed several points under the high
as a result Of the selling that came
into the market in the last hour
The quarterly statement of the
United States Steel Corporation cover
ing operations in the three months
ended September 80 did not come out
until after the close Of the stock mar
ket. 1t was better than the average
expectation. Earnings of $40,177,232,
after operating expenses and taxes and
interest on bonds of subsidiary COM
panies, were more than S5,0000O0 ahead
of the preceding quarter. In other
words, after payment Of all charges,
including the regular dividends on the
preferred and common stock, the cor
poratjon showed surplus of S11 000,-
600. The showing in the current quar-
ter will probably not be so favorable,
as it vii reflect the full effect Of the
strike of steel workers.
There were 29l different stocks
bought and sod on the exchange yester-
day, against 2S7 the day before Trans
actions aggregated 1,596,70O shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
About the ncelIors Statement

T~OouS tnC NltdNNclIOI = StdEemGNt
A banker Of international reputation.
discussing yesterday the budget state
ment Of the Chancellor Of the Britisl
Exchequer to Parliament, said: "The
outstanding feature of the statement
are the figures which again show tn
willingness of the British people
undergo any amount Of taxation f.
the purpose Of meeting the nations
obligations. Five years ago the reve-
nues Of the British government were
about $l,000,000 900 a year. Now they
are nearly $4,500,0Oo,000 year and
almost 80 per cent of these revenues
are raised by taxation. England has
an astonishingly large total of quick
and realizable assets. The Chancel-
Tors statements show various war as
sets, such as surplus stores, remaining
to be realized after the end of the
current nanclal year to q total of
81 125, 900, and obligations of do
minions and allies held by the British
government tolaling s9,SO5, 900 900. The
Chancellor calculates that in a normal
year the British governments external
interest receipts will balance external
payments to be made by it. This is a
conservatiye view, since the debt due
by the Allied governments to Great
britain exceeds the debt due by Great
Britain to the United States by $3.50
oVo,oo0, even If Britain takes no credi%
Tor the sum of s3,S40,0 900 due from
Russia ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29

q Go. In conjunction with Goldman. Sachs
900 Robert Refs &; Co. per cent cumula-
uvo hrst preferred stock at 95 ana ac-
crued dividend with the privilege at this
mon shares to the extent OF 35 per cent
OF the number OF tho first preferred shares
purchased. ~
c. Z. welles &; Co.. rembers of tha
New York Stock Exchange and Harvey
Elsk sons are Offering 10000 shares OF
superior On Corporation stock al $50 a
stare: Ihis is part Of an authorized amount
OF 10000 shares Of a total autnorSed
amount Of 100000 shares or the $50. 900
shares outstanding $4,000 shares are de-
posted In a voting trust for five years
The National Bank Of South Africa
Ltd has opened another branch In Kari
bib, Southwest Protectorate.
John Gau! has been elected president oc
the Guaranty Club. composed OF the EN-
Ployees OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York. -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Money and Credit

Borrowers in the call money market
yesterday had to pay extremely high
rates for accommodation. In the after
noon the rate s,ared to 16 per cent for
the first time since July 8, waen II per
cent was the top quotation.
The days turnover in call money was
between $33000.000 and S35,000,0OO,
with about $7,O00,oo0 being loaned out
at 7 per cent which was the opening
and renewal rate.
When the rate jumped to 16 per cent
in the afternoon offerings increased to
such an extent as to brea kthe market
to per cent at the close. The Bank
ers' Trust Company and the Mercantile
Trust Company were active lenders at
the per cent level late in the day.
Bankers still insisted that the tight
ness was only temporary, asserting
that the high rates would attract funds
from the interior in such volume as to
ease the local situation.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
Call money:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Carib on New Rns;o

Car'b Syndicate, new stock, sold on
1ne IN curb yesterday at 1914 share.
mat Is the equivalent of s4,950 a
share for the old stock.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Detroit Edison Earnings

Gross earnings Of the Detroit Edi-
son Company and subsidiaries for the
nine months ended September 30 last
amounted TO Sl,591 500, an increase
OF Sl,7e6,s5o over the corresponding
period OF 1918. After taxes had been
deducted net was $685. or SASS. .As2
greater than for the first nine months Of
me preceding year. Surplus after
ccna5ges c,a5g WAS Sl.7S9.A81. an Increase of
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
The Dollar i'm Foreign Exchange

Exchange on Germany fell to q new
low record yesterday. when marks were
quoted in this market at 3.17 cents
apiece for checks and 3l9. cents for
cable transfers. The normal exchange
value of the mark is around 239 cents.
The previous low record was ga cents,
made a few weeks ago.
Dealers in exchange explained the
fall in marks to a new low by the ab-
sence of buying OF exchange on Ger
many, while offerings have been fairly
heavy of late. Speculative purchases
of marks. which a short time ago i'm
parted strength to this exchange, have
greatly decreased.
Sterling exchange was barely steady
yesterday, while cranes we're a shade
easier. Italian lire fell to another new
low Of 1864.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
CheesbOrough Plans New Issue

An issue of s1ooo,ooo per cent
cumulative preferred stock will. be pro
posed at special stockholders met
ing OF the Cheesborough Manufacturing
Company November H. If the issue
Is ratlfed S500000 will be offered to
stockholders at $1oO a share at the
rate OF one new share for each three
shafes OF the outstanding common
STOCK: amounting to 81 100000. The
remainder vii remain in the treasury
ior tne present The new preferred
stock is to be redeemable at the ontion
OF the company after January l. 1925.
at ~ Y per cent of its par value The
Euitable Trust Company has been
asked to underwrite the new issue
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
United Investments Year

Total income of the United Railways
Investment Company for the year ended
June 30. 1919, amounted to 81 ,66G 192,
Fl dccrehse Of S37,31s from the prcccd-
ing year. After expenses, taxes, ETC.
net income WAS 81 1913 05b, falling of
Of y20 1873. Profit and loss surp us was
$7,338.s04, an increase Of $75,3e9
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Bid and Asked

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Am M sm n'o"s or 50 & MsES MsF Cs"tFa 3 les
a st Fy pr 94s4 IS do I'D j,nas y" ltg
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4 a., Il g. a. L. pr 81 50 Nat B6cuit- lZo rs
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a. AS& 81 fa Am q reg p pr ssS s ssS sssSS
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-29

Bank Clearings--New York: Ex-
changes, s1,0s3,s31 ,277; balances, s75,-
7S3,960
Sub b-Treasury-Unite States Sub
Treasury debit balance, S1o3,261; Fed
eral Reserve credit balar ce, $50 ,872, ,486.
Silver-London, 65ssd; New York
S1.2lh; Mexican dollars. 95N@%.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Pierce-Arrow Slumps

Pierce Arrow had sharp price
slump yesterday following publication
of the companys earnings for the Sep
tember quarter, which showed sub
stantia decline from the correspond
ing period a year ago. After selling
as high as 951s early in the session
there was break to 90A, with the
closing sale at 911a, a, net loss Of
point. That there would be falling
off in earnings has been reported
around the Street for several days,
and q considerable amount of short
selling is understood TO have taken
place on this account.
Hide & Leather Meeting Disappointing
Declaration yesterday of erely the
regular quarterly dividend of ia per
cent on the preferred stock of the
American Hide and Leather Company
was disappointment to holders Of
that issue, who had expected that some
action would be taken regarding the
back dividends on the senior shares.
1t was announced after the meeting
that the committee that had been ap-
pointed to consider readjustment of
the lis per cent arrearage had no re-
months ago the board declared an eX-
ira payment of per cent in addition
to the regular quarterly distribution.
Continental Motors
Current strength of Continental
Motors stock in the Chicago and De-
troit markets is attributed accumu-
laion in anticipation of an increase
in the dividend, according to advices
from Chicago. The stock lately has
sold close to s14 share after declin-
ing to $40 on the break in August
Earnings in the current year are esti-
mated at S6,0o0,OOO. The common
stock, although not on q dividend
basis has been paying per cent a
year in quarterly instalments. There
is S15,0O0,OO0 common stock outstand-
ing of par value of $40. The COM
pany specializes in the manufacture
of gas engines for automobiles and
trucks
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
In Wall Street

'sWhat Do You Think of the Market:"
The customers man of a Stok Ex-
change firm: II think there will be
another bulge before the big smash
comes"
The sun., 1919-08-10
PART-23

When I saw Jonathan and Freeisnd
hobnobbing over their favorite golf cluDs
In the hall last Saturday Just after
luncheon I had q sudden idea
Jonathan" I called, 'are you going
to the links In the carr"
That's about It." he grinned.
"weli, ask Mr.. Freeland II Katherine
can drive well enough 10 take the chb
dren little way berond the links. II
she can ia like to see the whole house
hold but myself depart for the afternoou.
II you please. II this household r.
going 10 be q beehive OF civic activities
beginning next week the decks must be
cleared for action. Being housekeeper
entails a few duties. and I'm feeling en-
ergetio for a change"
Jonathan and Freeland had a short
consultation. Katherine has been in
sisting upon having lessons In driving
from Freeland every evening and he has
been very good natured about IL I'm
not quite sure whether her interest has
centred on the car as much as on Free
land, but she has Q real gift for me-
chanical things. ant hoped that while
In his company she had picked up some
Of the necessary technic Of driving.
Presently Freeland delivered the YER
dict.
~.sSsneiyly tsSslk vhsIlesst .rnanagaslyeH
road 1 know Of where there's no. traffic
and she and Mary can sketch, and II
Emily goes too the children will be safe
enough scrambling around. hope this
big household isn't too much for you. "
he added in his diffident kindly way.
I'VE all realize who IL making It run 10
smoothly for us.s
Dear old Freeland. He never forgets
to be gallant and sympathetic.
cit certainly Is up to me to mako II
run smoothly" answered laughing,
considering that It was my idea, and
that 1t would break my heart II any OF
my guests should leave me. II you'll
walt Just a second I'll collect the family
and pack them on with you and Johna-
than. You mustn't lose any more pre-
cious playing time than we can help"
Robert came running up the bach
stairs as entered the nursery.
Get Bella, quick" ! said. "and see Il
Mary and Katherine can be ready In a
hurry"
So at last they were all safe in the
car. and lifted Toby into Emiy's arms
myself To my keen delight he didn',
want to leave me and was very free
with his fsts about II when he had
landed In Emily's lap.
It's pleasant to any mother to receive
a tribute of loyalty from her infant,
even II that loyalty spoils some one
else's party.
/ waved them all of. Toby bowling
Justify and Katherine with eyes cast
picturesquely In the direction of the
Redfelds' residence down the street in
search Of Phelps Redfeld's plans.
She was a bit discouraged to see him
come flying out the front door with a
week end bag in one hand and tennis
racket in the other. only to nod q
laughing greeting In our direction and
then stride of on foot toward the rail-
road station.
The sun., 1919-08-10
FINANCIAL ADVICE
FOR HOMESEEKERS

IF planning to build buy home your problems
most likely be financial How much ready cash
How should about obtaining building ortgaee7
What is the difference between first and second mogage7
to figure carrying charges building the
Of construction
Let PHILIP CLARKE solve these problems you through
the real estate columns Of THE SUM- had years
experience in financing building buying
and recognised Of the foremost authorities the country
these matters
Send queries the Real Department Of SUM-
must be distinctly understood however, questions
relate individual home building buying projects and
vestment speculative In questions
be considered regarding pieces property the
reliability or integrity of individual corporation.