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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-15
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Observation-Disclosures
Reserved seats for Robin Hood
now on sale at Brownson's drug
store.
The first show starts at 7:15-
second show at 8 o'clock. Sugg to-
night.
Messrs. Campbell and Cruee of
Alex were in the city yesterday on
business.
Buy now Allen-Dale stock at 75c.
Our option expires Wednesday, Jan.
q. Chickasha Realty and Brok. Co.
14-2t
Miss Ella Gunn who has been i'll
at her home for the past several
days, is now able to be at her post
in the city water office.
Buy now Allen-Dale stock at 75c.
Our option expires Wednesday, Jan.
n. Chickasha Realty and Brok Co.
14-2t
F. C. Klossner of Enid, agency
manager of the Equitable Life AS.
surance company, is in town today
oil business.
"Whizz and Whiskers," a 2-reel
Big V comedy lwth an all-star cast.
Sugg tonight.
A. " Chalfant has gone to Kan
sas City on business.
Buy now Allen-Dale stock at 75c
Our option expires Wednesday Jan
q. Chickasha Realty and Brok. Co
14-2t
DR.. A. b. Leeds went to Oklaho
mn City yesterday on professional
business.
DIR. II. c. ANTLE-Offi 210 First
National Bank bldg. Phones: Office
$50; residence 311. 11-22-30l
Ager Melton has returned from
Waurika, Okla, where he has been
on legal business.
H. P. Ellis has returned from 9
business trip to Ft. Worth.
Mrs. S. ID. Phillips and Mrs. L
Welborne left yesterday ON business
and pleasure trip for Shawnee ant
Oklahoma City They will be gone
until the first of tle week.
Wilton H. Wrnkel, formerly Ia res
ident of Chickasha but who nov
lives in Frederick, Oklahoma, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Arch Brown, who has beer
confined to her home with typhoid
fever for the past six weeks, is re
ported slightly improved.
Alice Brady in The Hollow o
Her Hand" a Select picture from
the story by George Barr McCutch
con. Sugg tonight.
See Alice Brady in a thrilling talt
OF a woman who is held by the wo
man whose husband she murdeiei
''In the Hollow of Her Hand" Sugl
tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-15
Surplus Lunch to Poor.

The United Charildes want it to
be known that the men who partook
Of the banquet given by the Cham
Der of Commerce last night were not
the only ones that benefited from IT.
for the former organization gather
ed several blsketfuls of food left
from the feast and distributed it to
1the poor of the city this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-15
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Of the Town
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Rebekahs to Meet.
The Rebekah lodge will hold their
regular meeting Friday evening at
1880 in the X. P. hall. All members
are requested to be present and Wis.
itors will be welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-15
Twin Boys Born.

Twin Boys Born.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Woods at their home on
North Seventh street. Mr., Woods
is engineer at the Chickasha mill,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18
ECONOMIC ISSUES
PUZZLE BRITONS
Member Of Parliament
Says Bread and Butter
Paramount.
SEEK PATH OF SAFETY
Excessive Profits and Nation
alization of Industries
Given Attention.

LONDON. April i1.--practicnl pol
iurs n England viii largely turn "n
economic questions Tor the next five
years. Prices. wages. profits ana the
high cos W living are the live politl-
al issues which viii determine tho
fate OF governments.
Five years wnEtnRc ~ war flVc
vcnrs of unparalleled destruction ~
wealth and disiuoation ~ industry
cannot bo repaired as soon as peace
comcH
II A. mot the Initiation of tho 'uI
rcucy nor the lack of transport That
IL tho root cause ~ the high prices ~
today but tho simple fact that IN
every necessity ~ civilized liio th"
productive efficiency Of the world
has still TO be restored, and the whst-
age of war has sim tu be made g""d
Two Immediate remedies have
beon proposed, and are continually
boing urged upon the people of TINS
country. ] bcllcvo that poth hle uh
sound.
First. there ~ the remedy proposed
bv tho oNtrcmiAls Of the labor party
that we should check excessive
profits altogether. that we should
nntionalizo the industries of the
country IN the hope that ont Of that
tremendous experiment satisfactory
result might be obtained,
~ tho other extreme are the poo.
pic who urge that the old doctrine ~
freedom Of trade. freedom OF COmpc-
tition, the complete removal OF nll
restrictions and controls, 10 the sound
economic method of lowering prices.
The true remedy viii be found
somewhere between the cNtromes hd-
Nocntod by the labor party on the one
hand. and the great trading Interests
ON the other We shall not nation
alizo our Industries, and 80 destroy
tho commercial systrm upon which
our wealth ana prosperity have
grown during the centuries Nor can
III be necessary. on the other hand,
,nat tho trusts and combines and the
profitccrs should DO given a free
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18

hand to exploit tho people as thcy
please.
spmo middle path of rafrty and
wisdom must boo found. There must
bc Some form Of supervision aud con-
troll exercised over priD'r and profits
la the Interests ~ the consumer.
n o. not iu my judgment co. tiuca
or prosecuting that We must lpuk FOR
salvation.
vs., must encourage and 30 uo'cH-
mry compel the trades which hav"
shown ur their power 10 control and
restrict prices 10 exercise mat power
f,r tho benefit ~ the public and not
m.Il-N 10 lh.II own llIIIAM ImluIrAlr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, APRIL 1s, 1920

strain the workmcn until they shall
have gained experience In tho opera
tlOus of their unions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18

Fumes ~ bcnzlno cause metal
that DO contains 10 glow and heat a
new hand warmer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18

Time flcs-whcn will you?" Travel by arpane The air
longer experiment Every day the planes of the
Curss Southwest Arpane Co.. tnish rapid and safe method
of transportation Texas and Oklahoma oil operators Ships
available at all tmesfor passenger freight carrying
anytime anywhere We make immediate deliveries
airpanCs prices from $1,000 to SOOOO We
placing dealers in Northern Texas and Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18

The Curss Orlole being exhibited the Greenease
Moore Cadillac Co.. Twelfth and Main, three passenger
bplane equipped with either k6 ot motor Equipped
with k6, $50 IT, T. motor it has flying speed Of 100 miles
hour See the exhibit then visit the Curs Southwest Air
plane Co, flying field miles northwest Tulsa
from the clouds demonstration will you
cling by apane the quickest and enjoyable method of
transportation.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
at TIL: crucial time to lead a. intn a.
light u Leonard Wood" 49,
Hitchcock Undertakes
R0ring Commission in
Campaign. for Wood

Frank n. Hitchcock, former po.t.
master General and former cha;rman
OF the Republican National Comm;ttaa tee
VINO has joined the Leonard Wood cam,
paign Committee, has assigned him
sell sell, rowing commission. Colonea
wiiiam T.; Proctor, chairman Of the
leonard Wood National Committee,
anu sne eastern managers, Representa-
I've Norman J. Gould and Colonel
Thomas w. Miller, will not he '1isl Dis
turbed IN their functions.
:. Mr.. hitchcock knows all the Renuh.
ncan leaders of the country and during
the last six months has visited non rls,
al! OF them in their home districts
his presence in the Wood committen
VIII MI the temporary gap caused bv
tne retirement of John +. King. Of
connecticut Colonel Proctor and Mr.
nlUncock yesterday at the Imperial
a,u.ei a received many congratulations
over the wires. and the Wood men are
Juollant over the accession of such a
veteran campaigner as Mr.. Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock left for Chicago vester-
day. s'se1
The Wood people said that other an
nouncements of important additions to
the Wood campaign staff would soon
be D, forthcoming. The friends Of Mr..
hitchcock say that his joining the
Wood forces ls equivalent to the addi-
tion of about 100 delegates to the Wood
column, making it virtually certain that
1neral Wood at the opening of the
convention will have upward of am
delegates CIV"
A report came from Watertown. N
Y, yesterday to the Wood headouar-
ters that in poll Of the returned sol.
diers is that city four-fifths expressed
a preference for Wood because Of h;s
experience as an administrator and -
man of action willing to take counsel
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Parlor Bolsheviki
Sharply Denounced
At Club Luncheon
Alexander |. Rorke Warns
Republicans 1t Is Time to
Purge American Colleges
of S'R e d. Advocates

The regular Saturday luncheon dis
cussion of the National Republican
Club, at the West Fortieth Street
headquarters yesterday was made the
occasion of smashing attack on rad
1callsm IN all its manifestations. The
! speakers were the Rev. DR.. Melancthon
| Hamilton College, and Alexander /.
Rorke, Assistant District Attorney.
Judge Alphonso I. Clearwater, who had
been announced as the third speaker.
was prevented from attending by ILL
| ness. John Nicholson, chairman Of the
Saturday Discussions Committee, pre-
sided.
Mr.. Rorke assailed radicalism in a
two-hour speech which was SO we'll
thought Of that at its close half
dozen members jumped up with offers
to have it printed and distributed. Be-
lore the meeting adjourned it was
announced that the American Defense
Society, which was represented at the
luncheon, would undertake this task.
The Assistant District Attorney, who
has specialized in radical, l. W. W. and
anarchy cases for years, was unspar-
ing in his attacks. Parlor Bolshevism
Americans who "attempted to ham
string their own governments effort
during the war;" came in for equal
censure.
There is nothing new in radicalism."
he told hiu hearets. "It has been grow
ing for years. It exists not alone in
America. It's aim is to overturn every
government in the world.
I'm American schools and univer-
sites you will hear and find a great
deal about Plato, about Trotzky, about
Lenine and Marx and Engel and Rosa
Luxembourg and Schneiderm but you
will not find one word about Christ.
say that it is time to turn out these
goddess men and women, who are found
IN every institution of learning in the
land, chock full of revolutionary doc
trine. If the American people really
believe that this movement is not
strong they will have terrible
awakening some afternoon"
Mr.. Rorke alluded to the Winnipeg
and Seattle strikes as evidences Of the
strength Of the radical movement. He
assailed "society notoriety hunters
who play with fire for the publicity it
brings" and declared that if society
women who entertained "long-haired
cranks who spout socialism, free verse
and free love in their drawing rooms"
took the money which they spent in
this fashion and distributed it wisely
among the slum districts Of the East
Side they would be doing valuable
work In the community.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

roll and each touch Of his fingers, each
tone-shade, each phrase of his interpreta-
ton was made to live forever lust as
Paderewski played his beloved Chopin at
Aeolian Hall one day before he sailed for
Poland, you hear it when we put this roll
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

and song-wrlters are making record-rolls for
the Duo-Art; can you imagine what this
would mean to a singer or vocal student2
The Magic of Josef Hofnrann
When it was announced the next dav that +
we were going to hear Josef Holman at
Carnegie Hall, my cup of joy was full. For
two hours we sat in that great dim hall and
listened to the piano magic of Holman.
Then home, and seated in the fre-lit dusk.
we con]ured the same magic music-reveled
at close range in the ravishing piano playing
of the master.
His technical perfection, his incompatible
beauty OF tone, that mystic quality which
only Holman evokes from the piano. were
as clearly distinguishable as they had been
earlier in the day at Carnegie Hall.
What inspiration-wha education for
anyone studying music to be able to hear
at leisure over and over the inspired art of
the great pianists such as Gabriowitsch,
Novaes, Granger, CAM forty of them there
are-who play records only for the Duo-Art!
Daddy, dear, that Sunday afternoon, /
pictured Duo-Art in our living room and
you and sitting on the sofa, my head on
your shoulder, listening to the music that
is dearest to both of us-the things Mumsie
played so often when she was with US
the Melody in F, " The Evening STAR
'Kamennoi- -Ostrow," ITO the Spring"
Great masters have played them for the
Duo-Art and they sound to me as though
they played them with special tenderness and
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
A W E. Extend PARTY
Introducing THE DUO~ART PIANOLA

~ Miss Castleman School
/ADDY DEAR:
You say seldom write
you long letter unless want something.
Well, this is going to be the exception.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

IN the piano and press this
little lever"
4 Theatre Party
| listened to two or three
lovelynumbersand wouldhave
sat for hours drinking in the
wonder Of it, but Eleanor bore
me away to dress for dinner,
and the theatre. Six of us went
to see "Buddies" that night;
Eleanor's brother Jim, with
two college friends of his
and her cousin Nan, who is
visiting her too. Such a cork
ing show-we enjoyed it inn
mensely. The next morning
we three girls went down to
Aeolian Hall and bought
Duo-Art Roll of two of the
quaint, dainty songs from
"Buddies' made into the
snappiest Fox-Trot.
1'1c1ng to the Music %
Of the Duo-Avt
Jay night they had a dance
I couples. The drawing room
cared for dancing and such
e Duo-Art gave us! Daddy,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
x/ADDY DEAR:

It's going to be a long letter,
because l have lots to tell
you, but its main object is to IN
tell you of something You II Nm \
want something you need fN4 fN \ \
very badly. \
Father, had the most Won N-T7N
derful time at the Lawrenson's NsM1 h
over the week-end-it seems MNM
like fairy dream to me. k44 {{9t NJ
arrived Friday, late in the NJ ES
afternoon, but before any of TNEA
the family came home. After T1}EYE&
taking off my things I went -
down to watch for Eleanor, Alf Y
who knew was at a matinee. @|V II
The drawing room was in
3emi-darkness. went to the WI
window and looked out WI
A downy snow-blanket lay III
over everything. The sun had q
left faint rose flush in the
West and just above hung
the slender, silver crescent moon. One bvone
the lights began to twinkle in the park; the
sky purpled Slowly. stood spellbound and
listened-for softly to my ears, as if to
paint indelibly upon my mind the lovely
winter scene before me, came Music
Chopin Played Tendcvly,
Bezcttchingly
listened almost breathlessly to the
end. Then leaving the window, walked
across to where stood a grand piano. Then
/ paused there 1vas no one there!
But as hesitated half startled, low
laugh greeted my ears and Eleanor rose
from a dim corner and came toward me.
Greetings over, | turned again to the
piano.
That might have been Paderewski,"
/ said, still wondering
1T was" she rejoined This was Fa-
theirs Christmas present to us. 1t is Duo
Art Piano. Let me show you the secret"
Paderezpski's Playing Made
to Live Forever
CHE lifted section at the front, dis
~ closing a perforated music-rol
"Paderewski played it, and as he
played these cuttings were made in the
-;
II s. 8
L
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

sympathy knowing they were to
place the benediction of beauti-
ful music in countless homes-to
bring gsweet memories to oinstill the
love of good music in the breasts
of little children, to light the dim
ming path of those grown old!
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Administer Rugs,
S44. 50 and 500. Is

With or without seams: stand
ard qualities, made with extra
fine deep pile. The colors and
patterns are very new and pleas
ing, and will prove source of
lasting pleasure to every one in
the home. Large oxl2 size.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Toilet Articles
you alWays need

=
$l.oo Rose Hair Restorative,
Sc Pinaud's Zoraya Face
Powder, Z0c.
45c Listerine Tooth Paste,
soc.
l5c Laco Pure CASTLE Soap,
2 for Z5c.
6Oc Forhan's Tooth Paste,
4zc.
25c Woodbury's Facial Pow
i2c Palm Olive Soap, 2 for
lSc.
l6c Pure Almond Bar Soap,
3 for 4Oc.
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Five hundred ''Mendel's''
Sample House Dresses
$2.95

Tomorrow-we will offer 500 of
these splendid Sample House Dresses
worth 1896 to $500, at $2.o5.
Every made of fine quality Gngham by expert
men, styles goodhe coors attractive that
women these dresses for mornings and neigborhood
Choice of Billie Burke and waist line models trimmed with
white collars and cuffs contrasting coors large pockets
wide sashes Sizes 16, 49, So to 4o
Thir Floor sburgh& 4 BROTHER
Evening star., 1920-09-15
6oc Marquisette, 49c

One thousand yards of this splendid 3o-inch
quality Marqusette. This makes up into pretty
long or sash curtains. and does not require
lace edge Cream, and white.
CRETONNES-A wonderful variety of col
ors and patterns to select from. Very special.
yard, 60c.
FIGURED ARMURE PORTIERES-A
pleasing selection of colorful effects pair $3.50.
VELOUR PORTIERES-Of in varied
collection of color combinations, pair. $3.50.
Fourth FIoor-Lan.burgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
500 Pairs Curtains
special, pair, $3.95

In this underpriced collection YOU NAV select
from Scrim and Marquisette, in white, cream or
ecru shades and Irish Point Curtains in white
only; many desirable styles, making it possible
to please every woman's fancy
Evening star., 1920-09-15
An opportunity to save on Fine Rugs
9xz2 Wilton Rugs, special $I27

Many things needed for Winter but above all
will make home and inviting place to spend long
cool The Rugs this specially priced
high grade Wton The and colors different
and adaptable for the home Durability assured
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Enlivening news of special
value in Undergarments
lust the softest white muslin and flesh batiste
Night Robes with hemstched edges, shrrng and
hand embroidery. Envelope Chemise of white nansook
are in a variety OF style with lace and ribbon trimming
Bloomers are included too; made of flesh
batiste with self rufae fancy stitching and 00c
Barsnin Square. Floor.
NAINsOOK NIGHT ROBES-Many styles; yoke or
Empire effect all trimmed with fine lace $l.o5
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES-These come in extra Sizes
slip-over STYLE trimmed with embroidery edge $l6o.
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES-square and handkerchief
yoke models with embroidery meda1ion insertion
fancy stitching. $780,
CORSET COVERS-Made Of good quality muslin, trim
med with lace and embroidery. $lOO $125 and ST.
BLOOMERS-Seco silk, in flesh tint and fancy designs
self rufae are finished with fancy stitching Special $loS
Third nsbursh
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Navy Blue Serge and
TricOtine Dresses

Featured in many novel styles-some
embroidered with wool, others novelty
braided or beaded. Straight-line and
belted types or tunic effects; round,
square and V necks Some have collars
of colored duvetyn-$1oo5.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Select your
1@21@ Mov

Be a wise woman
practice N e m o
Corset economy
save money, health
and looks. Thirty
new fall models to
choose from. $500
to $500.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

The dresses are exceptional in every way
and the real value is apparent in the beauty and
neWness of styles presented as we'll in the
unusual quality of the materials and the many
novel trimmings.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

You will have the lusterful rich opalescence to
fully appreciate the value Perfectly formed
filled Pearls perfectly graduated and strung into Neck
aces of beauty add charm the simplest
costume They twenty-four inches in length with
security ring clasp
First Floor-Lansburxh & Brother.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

LeatherKodnk
Bags, 81. 95
The time has come, to lay
aside silk bags and get
leather ones for the new
fall outfit.
Here you can get a good
looking, popular new bag at
very nominal price.
They come in brown, tan.
navy and black and are made
of leather; large change section
and are fitted with mirror.
Choice, SOS.
First EIOOr-LansburEh &
Brother.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
$3.50

These luxurious Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs are shown in attractive.
new all-over patterns. They are
new and the color combinations
we offer for selection is broad
enough to meet every taste. Large
room size, oxl2.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Here are new patterns in
Gingham, just now ia
yOred for school dresses

At SOC yard we display 10 entirely new patterns
in beautiful combination paids and checks; all fast
coors in fine close weave smooth and heavy weight;
width u inches
At 75c yard selection of bright, colorful paids
and checks with plain colors to match them. Medium
heavy grades coors and designs are unusually clear
and vivid. These 81 inches wide
EXTRA SPECIAL-32 and 36 inch Ginghams Of
imported and domestic weave; in wide variety of
plads, stripes and plain shades; any of 90
these would be excellent value at $125. VOC
Special, yard. Observation-Disclosures.
WHITE NAINSOOK-36 inches wide; soft mercerized
finish for fine undergarments Our 75c quality yard Soc
LONGCLOTH- inches wide; soft finished fabric
of fine combed cotton; medium weight the
for undergarments 75c quality. yard, soc.
WHITE MADRAS-32 inches wide; silk mercerized heur-
ed and striped designs. A 81 90 quality, yard, 75c.
-Duckling fleece and velour finish the
seasons first and best designs and coorings choose
at yard, SOC.
First F1oor-Lansburgh &
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Encore opportunity again!
WOmen's Full Fashioned
Thread Silk STOCKINGS
Ever Exssy !, pa;; Ws;fs Perfect pt;, $500
An opportunity purchase this large lot of first
quality Pure Thread Silk Stockings very decided price
concession AS we buy, sell.
Therefore, you have the opportunity buy these fine
thread silk stockings with tops of silk and oles
and high spced heels Of resisting se $500 pair
All sizes.
FIrstF FIoor-L & Brother
Evening star., 1920-09-15
Dresses for all daytime occasions
Satin FrOcks i'm Brown,
Taupe, Navy and Black

Some have collars and cuffs OF or
candle or georgette; many are gor-
geously beaded. others embroidered in
self or contrast Clever knife-pleated
tunics, as well as plain skirts Short
or long sleeves. Sizes l6 to A, Sloo5
Evening star., 1920-09-15
1000 Yards Navy Blue
French Costume Serge
at $3.50 Yard

Strictly all wool and the most attractive serge
offering Of the season Firmly woven suitable for
one-piece dresses and plated skirts. We guarantee
this serge against fading 1t is also non-crushable
and most beautifully finished Offered at fully 20 per
cent less than replacement price Shown in MARINE
navy and mems blue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-10-08
Martensiy vySlech odlOzen.

Vyslech Ludwiga C. A. K. Mar
tense. ruskeho sovetskeho agenta v
Spojenych Statech. obnoven tyl
dtery departmentem Prace We
Washingtonu DO n6kolika m6sicnim
pTerasenf. Zastupce Martens1v "a
daI odlozenl vyslechu ma l3. riie..
aby diva sv6dkove, jisty novinafsky
zpravodaj zviastni agent v depart
mentu Spravedlnosti. povolani bSti
mohli. Ami jmena ami 1eel svedec
tvi t9chto dvou oznaceny nebyly
Vyslech, jehoz dcelem jest rozhod,
nouti. zdali Martens deportovan
b5ti ma. byl znovu odlozen.