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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

We feel sure that you will admit
that the Daily Express movie show
OH election night was a success. Tho
only thing that marred the pleasure
of the party was the fact that We
had to make so much fun for the
G. o. p. fellows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

Each cloud has of silver lining,
Though we may not see its light;
The sun has not ceased its shining,
Though hidden awhile from our
sight
w. Johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

Webb Neal has announced that ne
will dispossess Col Barefoot from
the postoffice in about fifteen MN
utes after the official returns are re-
ceived, moving his mules into the
basement of the building.
81 Simp says he notices that hi,
party is always defeated when II
doesn't get enough votes to elect itr
candidates.
Strang to say the sun was shin.
Ing gloriously the day after the dark
disaster to the Democrats.
With Capt Jimmie Cox in com.
mand; we'll have a jolly trip up Salt
Creek. All aboard, boys. Bert Bare
foot will lead the procession to the
pier,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

w. Johnson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
SLIPS AWAY DURING
RAID ON A STILL
Prisoner Alleged One
Was Operating in Heart
of City; Is Rearrested

Luiz Rocco arrested last Sunday,
ana again last night after clever
getaway Is held In the county iail
awaiting hearing before United
states Commissioner J. u. Mcdonald
on the charge OF selling intoxicating
liquor.
Rocco was recnpturcd last night at
a former saloon In Barolas after a
search of several days by the federal
Cniccrs from whom he escaped. Ac-
cording To the officers. Rocco was ar
rested last week FOR violation OF the
federal prohibltory law. after whicn
he Is alleged TO have admitted his
guilt aud offered to assist the oficers
In rounding up some Of the big fell
lows" According TO the story told
nt the time by Rocco. there was -
still within block 81 the federal
building which was la full operation,
manufacturing liquors Of all kinds
including whiskey made from wood
alcohol ilp volunteered his services
to enter this place TO produce evil
dcute for M, officers An officer was
stationed ln The rear OF the building
pointed out hy Rocco, another stood
iu front while Rocco entered 60 make
the purchase After entering the
front door Rocco disappeared en-
tircly and up until rc-arrca-ed had
been az liberty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Woman's Brother Held
AS a Murder Witness

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan. iG--
Walter Tabor brother OF Maud Ia
hor Virgo. whos1 body was found
buried In the cellar Of the Tabor
homestead at iAwton Inst November.
wns takcn into custody last night AZ
ter he had given a deputy shcrin
o. signed statement duplicating his
mother Mrs. Sarah Tabor in the
death Of her daughter. Van Buuse
county aunoritirs announced. lie
is being held as witness
According tn the officers Tahor'B
statement declared his mother, now
so years Old. Chluroformed Mrs Nir-
go and that ho had removed the body
tn the cellar where 30 was placed W
the Womun's hope chest" and Gov
cred with lumber The motive Ta-
hor was quoted as saying was his
mothers deere 10 prevent division
of the daughters property with Ju-
scph e. Nirgo's child.
Mrs Tabor has been in custody 90
Paw Paw on "a charge of murder
since her return from california
early In December. Virgo is also m
custody on charge Of manslauEhtcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Whipple Barracks
to Be Abandoned

il AaaHh vi Z FhNNaaH HANH 10
Whipplc barracks. located here. FOR
nearly two years the site Of army
general hospital number twenty will
be abandoned az such on February
ib and turned over TO the public
health service Colonel Raymond W.
Bliss commanding officer today in
formed the Nayupni chamber 0f
commerce.
Definite instructions 20 that effect
have been received from the war de-
partmenL Colonel Bliss stated. The
first step toward discontirunnce Of
the post as an army establishment
was taken today when nearly 100
officer patients were told that thclr
wishes relative 10 their next assign
ment would De asked.
Colonel Bliss stated h was his un-
derstanding that the majority Of the
enlisted men patients would,he trans
forred to Fort Bayard. ~ VI. and
army general hospital number 81 At
Denver The public health service
will operate the hospital for the benz
EFT OF discharged soldiers sailors
marines and others who have been
IN government service and also will
harbor henoficiuries Of various war
risk Insurance provisions who have
contracted tuberculosis, a was am
uuunrpd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Gov. Campbell Still
Working on Land Bill

PHOENtN, Ariz.. Jan. 16-The
outlook for the passage OF the Jones
te5O. 100000 reclamation bin is now
more encouraging though much hard
and persuasive work IN congress viii
be- necessary, according to a message
rent last night FROM Washington by
Governor Thomas =. Campbell and
received today by T.. II. Mines. sec
rctnry OF the governor.
The message follows
"Dur delegation OF eight governors
and 20 members Of the Western
States Reclamation association con-
ferrcd yesterday In a meeting with
senators ana representatives OF west
orn states and with the seci otary OF
the interior and today with the com
mittecs on public lands In botn
houses relative 10 obtaining the $3.50 %
600 900 for reclamation.
We at first found congressional
sentiment almost uniformly discour-
aging on account Of the great treasury
deficit high taxes ana general de-
maud FOR economy but tho outlook
is moro encouraging and while II Is
evident much hard and persuasive
work viii he necessary, there n more
than possibility that this congress
viii authorize government bond
issue of S2aO.000. 900 In annual install
mcnis of at least, S25 100000, tho
proceed to be dishursed by the Sec
retary OF the interior or roclama-
ton"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
HOW TO MAKE GOOD
Told by John d. Rockefeller
IS RepOrted by b F0RBEs EDITOR OF F6rbes Magazns

"Tho most important thing f"r u
young man starting liic b. 10 es-
tabilsh re- cr,d,t--H reputation. char
aCter Tie must inspire the complete
conf dDucp of others.
"Thc hardest problem lll through
my business career wts 20 obtain
enough capital 10 do ul the business
wanted to do ana could do, given
the necessary amount 90 money You
must establish credit tcharUctcrl
before you can hope TO have people
lend you money.
The first large bank loan I re-
Celved lit was 5000, big sum In
those days--Was granted me only be-
cause the head of the bank made
himself familiar with my mode %
life. my habits. my industry, and
learned from my former employees
that ! WIS young man who could
be trusted.
Nowadays young mcu--and others
want too much done for them. They
want TO be presented with bonuses
and % receive all sorts Of concessions.
ITO get on. young men should
study their business thoroughly
work carefully. accurately, and in
dustriously. save their money, ami
then either become partners by buy
ing a share OF the business or go oui
ana form u business OF their own
THEY must be self reliant. They
must not expect 20 have things hand
ed 10 them for nothing. They must
make themselves strong BY becoming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
COUNCIL Of
WORLD LEAGUE
BEGINS WORK
Irish Republic First to
Present Protest-It Is
Against England

PARIS. Jan. 1G.-Representativrs
% France. Great Britain, Italy.
Greece. Belgium. Spain. Japan and
Brazil. members Of the council Of the
league OF nations. met in the clock
room" Of the French foreign onflce
at 10 o'clock this morning for tho
first meeting In tho history OF the
league.
The council organized at 1880
o'clock by ciecting Leon Bourgeois
chairman and confirming the choice
OF Sir Eric Drummond OF Great
Britain as general secretary
The first official act Of the council
was the appointment OF commission
TO trace upon the spot the frontiers
Of the territory OF the snrrc basin
The council received the first
formal protest TO he presented 10 II
almost before IL came into being. Tho
protest was from the ENJOYS of the
elected government of tho Irish re-
public against the unreal English
simulacro OF an International league
OF peace"
After the delivery Of tho speeches.
" bourgeois announced that the
only item on the order Of the day wss
the appointment OF three members OF
the commissioners 10 fax the bound
aries ~ the Sarre valley together with
orc member appointed by the French
government and one by Germany
The counsel named as its members
Colonel WAGE. an English officer
Major Lambert. "a Belgian and MaJIe
kubnish a japanese.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
u. S. Is Asked
To Aid Mexico
Quake Victims

MENICO CITY. Jan. is.-The
American chamber of commerce
OF Mexico has directed an appeal
TO the American people through
The Associated press Tor the I'M
mediate relief of victims Of the
recent earthquake and volcanic
eruptions In the states OF Vera
Cruz and PUebia.
so great Is the suffering OF
the survivors" says tho appeal.
"and 80 urgent Is their need that
the American chamber OF COM
mercc has organized "A relief
committee with George T. SUM
merlin, charge at the American
embassy In Mexico city. M non
orary chairman to collect money
for medicine blankets and cloth-
ing for direct distribution 70 the
needy.
Entire villages have dlsap-
penrcd and numberless lives have
been lost and the chamber now
appeals to the people OF the
United States TO join their fellow
Americans here In the work u
relief for sick. hungry ana home
less thousands who must be
helped. The need is great: This
Is an opportunity to help Mexico
In % practical way and serve
humanity"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
French Certificates
to Relatives of Dead
~ rrr .ssoe,a,sn s-,ss

PHOENIX. ArIz., Jan. I'D. W.
wind,s. state adjuuut NJ the Amer
lean Legion, today sent out to all
posts throughout the state notification
that the French high commission at
tho direction % the French govern
meut has prepared engraved c,rtlG-
oates which are being made rCadv
Tor presentation under tine auspices
of the American Legion with the as
sistuupu ~ the United States TO the
nearest relative Of each soldier sailor
and marine who died during the last
war.
Presentation is Co occur ON wash
inrtons urfhduN February 90, and
wherever possible through local lc-
Eiou posts the notification said. Ger
u0Citos viii be- accompanied hy cards
containing tho name Of tine deceased
man and the last address of his
nearest relative.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
MADE
FOR EE-EAISER
Allies Expect Dutch
Government to Refuse
to Surrender Him

PARIS, Jan 16.-The supreme
council today approved the toxt OF a
letter to the Dutch government ask
ing for the extradition Of the former
German emperor.
The general expectation In French
circles Is that Holland will refuse TO
deliver the former monarch.
Il Is pointed out IN supreme coun-
eli circles that In case the Dutch gov
ernmont is disinclined to deliver
Count Hohenzollern lt mas a founda-
tion FOR its resistance In the fact that
the oGcnses named In the peace
treaty. namely crimes against inter
national morality and the sacredncss
of treaties" are not provided for In
Dutch laws nor in the treaties be-
tween Hollaud and the allied powers.
regarding extr1ditiun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Fair Price Board
Finishes Inquiries

Last nights Investigation into tho
business OF ready to wear dealers In
this city has practically completed
the work % the fair price COMMITTEES,
as assigned by the governor and tho
United States department OF Justice.
The next step Of the committee IL 20
prepare a report 10 the governor for
publication, emhody ing the statistics
collected and conclusions drawn by
the committee aa to the existence %
profitecring among the dealers IN
Albuquerque.
Wholesale grocers. retail grocern.
wholesale and retail mest dealera and
clothing merchaEts have appeared be-
fore the committees and have given
freely the information desired. Many
OF the dealers have invited members
a. the committee 70 inspect their
books az their business houses, Tho
information given was considered
confidential by the c0mmittee, ana
no dealer was Intercepted In the
presence OF any OF HIS competitors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Navy Asks Enlisted
Force of l43, 1877 Men

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-An en-
listed naval force OF ii3,i5I for the
1921 year was recommended today by
Rear Admiral Washington. chief OF
navigation who told The house naval
committee that sixty thousand re-
cruita or reenlistments would be ne
cessary 20 reach that strength.
Shortage exists IN all the enlisted
grades, he said, and AN additional
ia.2Di might hc lost by July through
expiration OF enlistment
Increased pay r. the only thing"
Admiral Washington said, 10 hold the
men In the navy.
An echo OF the navy awards con-
trOversy was heard In Admiral WASH
inEton's statement that many officers
"depreciate the commOtlon that has
been caused" and that the navy
would have been "beetcr off II no
medals had been given al all"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16

"rhe way business Is conducted
now d Is easy for man 20 buy
sha IS Ia Il aud thus participate In
the profits.
As for opportunltisis. there are
ten today for every one there WIS 80
$ ears ago. There were then few op-
portunities and very acanty means of
taking advantage Of them. Now large
opportunities constantly spring up
everywhere ANA We have a wonder
tut currency and credit system for
enabling people 20 take hold Of
them"
How 20 procure capital ana credit
90 handle tho enormous volume of
business which Rorkofellers ontor-
prise attracted was his hardest prob
lem during thdse creative years.
Banking facilities were limited ana
the maximum hiE own bank could
furnish WAS entirely insufficient for
his rapidly growing needs In ono
instance bank president met Mr..
Rockefeller on tho street and gravely
told him that his borrowings had be-
come 80 heavy that Mr.. Rockefeller
must come and talk the siuation over
with the directors.
"ill be delighted 20 meet the al
rcturH." Mr.. Rockefeller replied, FOR
1 need great deal more"
Rockefeller added. He never
sent Tor me-"
Tomorrow Henry Ford will give =
"Rec'pe for Making MoneY,'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
CLEMENCEAU
IS DEFEATED
FOR PRESIDENT
Tiger Probably VIII Be
Eliminated From Pub
lie Life

PARIS. Jan. lg.-Premier Georges
Clsmenceau went down TO defeat at
the hands OF his countrymeu today Ia
a caucus Of the senate aud chamber
of deputies to choose a candidate for
the presidency OF the republic.
A. Clemenceau thereupon an
nounccd his withdrawal from the
contest and asked hts supporters TO
cast their votes for the reelection OF
President Poinoaro
Senators and deputies, after the
caucus In which Paul Doschanel.
president OF tho chamber. led the
premier by 10 votes. generally ex-
pressed tho opinion that the vote
means the elimination from public
life OF the father OF victory"
Prer-@'r Clemenceau being neither a
sonatur nor "A deputy.
Seek Another Candidate.
NJ. Cicmcnceau's friends already
are searching for another candidate
as President Poinoaro is reported to
have refused to accede to the demand
of "A deputation OF senators and
deputies that he be candidate Cor
reelection. He Is said to have re-
new,d emphaticaily The expression OF
his determination net To be candi-
date
Never before in the history OF
presidential elections In France has
"a plcnury caucus been attended by
such a larSe number Of deputies and
senator's s2l out OF 92i being pres
ent. Heretofore Il has been the Gus
tom TO call "a caucus only OF tho
parties Of the Left bat today NJ. Des-
chanel stands M the chosen candidate
both of the chamber and senate-ail
the parties
Clcmcnccnu Was FaVoritc.
Neither Premier Clemenceuu nor
NJ. Deschanei were present at tho
caucus but former Premier BRAND.
Andre Lefevre and Edouard Horrtot
the latter, the new president of the
radical party, were conspicuous In
marshhlling :he Deschanel forces
while Georges Mnndei. formerly Pre-
mier Clemcnccnu's confidential Soc
retary. and Edouard ignace were
canvassing on behalf OF NJ Clemen-
crau. Those presiding at the voting
table were fairly swampod by tho
venerable senators and young depu-
ties anxious TO cast their votes before
the polling closed az 4 o'clock.
A few bets were recorded with NJ
, Clcmcnceau. the pronounced favorilc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Pershing Addresses
Thousands in Ogden
rrrar ...a.I.r.a ral.s

OGDEN- Iuh Jan. ld-"HtnoraI
Pcrshlng and party arrived la Ogden
this morning In the midst OF rain
and snow storm lie gave an address
10 thousands Of school children and
others who had assembled in park,
despite the weather. conditions, in
which he paid tribute 90 the publir
school tie stated that many OF the
qualities which made the American
soldier the bost in the world were
gained from the TThhu schools. tie
departed at llslO o'clock FOR Silt
Lake titN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Admits Killing Troy,
Colo, Postmaster
sr 20 a..eel.I.s ~

TRINIDAD. Colo. Jan. is.-James
Lew ANtell. an eNsoldier. arrested a
day or two ago, and lodged In the
county Jail here following a srilling
examination by District Attorney j.
W Huwley confessed that ne shot and
killed Louis Trujlllo. postmaster at
Troy. Colo. In Las Animas county, on
the night OF June 3, 1917.
AXtell maintains. however, that the
shooting was accidental and partly IN
self defense, claiming that Truiillo
was advancing upon him with a rifle
whom he discharged his revolver In
flictinE a fatal wound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
REBELS ATTACK
HATIEN CAPITAL
u. S. Marines Help Repel
Band, Many of Whom
Are Killed

WASHINGTON. Jan. i6-Unlted
States marines and Haiticn gendar-
merle yesterday repelled an attack on
Port Au Prince, the Haitien capital
by force OF SEQ bandits more than
half OF whom were killed, wounded
OF captured after being pursue4 out
side the city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
JAPS TO RETURN
SHANTUNG PROVINCE
Chinese Minister Inform
ed Toxic Is Willing to
Enter Negotiations

r. klb. JAN 20 The japanese
government according ip the news
papers to-day scut Instruct us last
evening tu NukiChi OhJlu the min
lister to china, 10 notify ih' Hckiug
government that Japan. having sue
Coedcd 90 Gprmauya rights in Shan
tung ON january 30 hy virtue of tho
treaty ~ peace. wns ready now To
negotiate az any Time for their re-
turn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
PAPERs no ETsPFNn.

WINNIPEG, Jan. i6.-BecauEe Of
the shortage Of news print, the three
daily papers IN this city announced
that they would suspend publication
tomorrow The three editorial staffs
viii unite In issuing n one page paper
containing only the most important
uows, which will he mailed to country
postoffices and placed an bulletin
hnarda there,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
FNTnARGO on OORN.

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Jan. ie.--Au
embargo on importation OF corn from
Mexico went into effect here today
on Instructions from washington and
twenty-five carloads % corn across
tho Rio Grande were not permitted
entry into the United States. Tho
reason for the embargo was not made
public here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Waitress Makes $50
a Week in Tips

NEW YORK. Jan. i6.--sophie
Hodoslgy. waitress. who testified
that she received salary of fl2 a
week. was fined 81 today after she
had pleaded guilty to violation OF
traffic rules while driving her st,se0
automobile. Shn told the court she
averaged $50 a week In tips.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Woman's Suffrage
Ratified in Indiana

INDiANAPOLIs, Jan. Ib.-Iho fed-
etal amendment for woman'a suf-
frage was ratified by both houses OF
the Indiana legislature, meeting IN
special session here today. In tho
senate the vote wan AZ 10 and In
the house 30 20 0. Indiana is tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
BOLSHEVIKI
take ODESSA;
STIRSENGLAND.
Allied Chiefs Meet in
Paris to Consider Steps
to Take

BERLIN. Jan. is.--Odessa, the
chief port OF Russia on the Black
sea. has been occupied by the Hioi-
sheviki, according 10 newspaper dis
patches received here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16


hut tho navy ranrot attain its mpAi-
mum efficiency without ~
Referring O., the ease ~ Com
mludcr David Worth B1gloy. broth
or iu law of Socrriury Daniels, whose
recommendation Tor H navy 'ss,
WIS changed hy the secretary g. q
.dtSttnuuI4hed service medal. Admiral
Sims sHld Commander bagley Wa
one of the most capable lpuuE "Ui-
rcr. In tho service. The admiral read
"a letter hr wrote Commander iingleN
ruugrHtuluuuE him ON his conduct
whom hts shin the destroyer jacob
Jones was sunk hN a sunmhilu''
and then presented O. letter from Mr.
bautcls asking tho admiral what rec
ommondutinu D., had WHdc for mod
als for Commander ErgI"r and Other
officers OF the Jacob Jones.
Sims Recommendations,
Admiral Sims said he replied thHl
IN cases whore commanders oi de-
stroycrs won actions against suhma 20
ines special distinctions wei" recon-
mcudtd. but that hc iid not recom-
WCnd any rpccial distinctions in caho
where the action resulted iu DO
feat
Declaring that he had read state
mcnts In the press that he had rec
commended every officer ON his stan
Tor Il D g. NJ the witness said he hai
recommended only nineteen ouicera
Tor that decoration ont OF 202 on his
stan tle characterized the services
OF these officers as Of paramount
import tnce." and revie Nod their rec
ords 10 show why he recommended
ti.em fof decoration
whatever OF recognition, praise ~
credit ! may have gotten out of this
war belongs 10 the officers Of my
stan declared. Il only claim
] the credit Tor building the machine
4 and picking the right men"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
German RailwNy
Strikers Resume Work

IUNUUNl Jan Ib---Tho 8ffIEerH
on the German railways have re-
sumcd work In majority Of the dis
tricts, says a Central News dispatch
from Berlin today The men. " is
said received whEe increases Of 29u
marks per month. walie the salaries
OF the Officials were increased ii0
per cent. These increases. II H. stat
ed. will bring about deficit Of an
additional 1900, 100000 marks for
the railways, which probably viii
lead 70 Rnother rise In rates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Reginald De Koven
Opera Composer, Dies

CHICAGO. Jan. lG,-K Reginald De
KoVeu. American operate comp SET
ana conductor, died here early today
nf AnnnIONN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-16
Two Japs Murdered
at Mine in Mexico

NpGALES Ariz, Jan. TO-. Reports
of Co.,, recent murder ~ two Japan
,-c employed at a mime at san Javlcr.
sonora, we're confirmed today hr
American mining men who arrived ut
tho 10. r,tpr. ono uf the men killui
was servant 100 the home of ". e.
IaughIiu. president uf the ". G.
IAughlin Mining company u rs said
rhe Japanese were shot from ambush
whIl. they wcr, out uuail hunting
Francis i Dyer American consul 40
Nogalc- sonora. received report OF
the facts from american sources.