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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-12

See Robert Warwick in "Mizzouri"
Paramount-Artcraft picture. Sugg
tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
TRANSPORTATION
-
To TOPhiIadelphia
and Chester
Schedule In Eject Sept. 10th.
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
STANDARD TIME.

STANDARD TINE.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth st. Wharf
for Philadelphia. 7.30, 900, 1880 A. NJ.
100 300, 4.15 and 7.30 p. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut St
Wharf. for Wilmington, T.3O. 1880 A. NJ,
80 o'clock noon, 1.30. 1890, AIS, 600
and 730 =. NJ.
sRuns on Sundays only.
NDaily, except Sundays.
TON-PENNSGROVE ROUTE.
Schedule in Effect Monday, Sept. "a.
Daily. including Sundays, leave VIII
mingtOn $50, 500, 1000 A. NJ, u o'clock
noon, 2.O0, 400, 600 500. 1000 and 1900
p. NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove $50, 7.15, 900, 11.O0
A. NJ, 100. 800, 500. 200. 900 and lLee
p NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
OctOber 1

-ssss
This man has wonderful ability to
compass large undertakings, being
able to judge how any project IS
coming oul. In love affairs he is
intense. You will find tbs person
Is powerful, self-controlled. original
IN thought and expression and inn
agination.
lie has enormous persistence that
amounts TO stubbOrneSs and will
carry any plan OF his through lie
only needs some opposition to spur
him on 10 greater efforts.
The governing sign Is Libra. mean
ing the balance. The governing plan
els arc Jupiter and Mercury. The
birthstone Is an opal.
once help, stenographers ant
oookkeepers should watch he Nan
! Ads. during the coming Two weeks
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

EOR SALE-HOUsE. SIX ROOMS
n and bath DDS W 18th st. Apply 211
W. Ninth st. jy30-fri-tf.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
ADVENTTSTS CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED

ELKTON. Nd. oct. THE Church
Blythedale will be dedicated on sun
day. Carlyle B. Haynes Of New
York City. will preach at the morn
ing service. The following marriage
licenses have been issued TO Cecil
county residents in the last few days
Otto Weiss. OF New York City. and
Florence Bungard. Of Chesapeake
City. Roby Wood and Maude Peery.
both OF Rowlandville; Jonathan Todd,
of Elk Mills. and Mrs Marie kincaid.
OF Philadelphia; Thomas r. Davis,
Of nottingham. Pa and Mrs. Eliza
beth J. Collins. OF North East. Cliff
ford NJ. Pearce. of Rising Sun. and
Helen II Harvey. Of COlora; John G.
Garner and Mamie Cullom, both OF
Warwick.
The Rev. John McElmoyle, n. n,
pastor OF the ElktOn Presbyterian
church, will administer the sacrament
of the Lords Supper, in the church,
az the morning service, on Sunday,
October 3. Rally Day exercises Will
be held during the Sunday School ses-
sion
While horseback riding. Harry Ha-
gar, son Of former Sheriff Henry c..
Hagar, was thrown and sustained a
broken arm, on Thursday.
High School Supervisor, Samuel NJ.
North, visited all the high schools in
Cecil county. on Thursday and Friday.
He was accompanied by Superlnten-
dent OF Education Hugh w. Caldwell.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

EFT ME HELP YOU ARRANGE
- your bookkeeping so that you will
have no trouble with your Income tax m
turns next year. This Is not an expen-
sive service Address Wa, Fvcnin-
Evening Journal Onice. octl-9t'
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

nor sALE-DODGE TOURING CAR.
L Apply 200 E. 22nd St. septSO3t
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
NOTICES.
CHRISTOPHER Cliff,

ARCHITECT.
Member American Institute OF Architects.
1l9 NORTH CLAYTON ST.
Telephone 3S0i-J. Wilmington, Del.
sept2f I'm.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
PUBLIC SALE.
BUSINESS OPPoRTNuNITIEs. II

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ENTER
prise, headed by prominent Whining
ton man and I'm which several Whining
ton firms are interested. viii offer. In
small lots, 10 the general public, some
preferred stock, with per cent guaran-
teed dividend. with bonus OF common
stock; splendid opportunity for abso-
lutely safe investment, with large po-
tential profits, I'm business well known In
Wilmington. Address N-33, Evening
Joornsl-Ofhee ocu-2L
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
REAL EsTATt-roR SALE.

EoR sALE-oNE BUILDING LOT
Il Apply pa Gray Ave. sept25-6t.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01

E0R SALE-GROCERY AND PRO
vision store good stand. Address
S-37, Evening journal Office. sept3O
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Tenth and King SITS, Wilmington.
Private or Class Instruction.
aug23-1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
HOUSE PAINTING
PRIVATE RTiSINFSS CnTTFCF

uiN-s 'ltINAIE DUsiNESS
COLLEGE,
402 w. 22nI st. Phone 5227-W.
StenOgaphy. Accounting, bookkeeping.
etc. Positively, only one student taught
at a time and privately. Enroll any
time. june1S-1yr.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

taught that it is and in consequence, the good of Phoenix has suffered abroad We trust. too that way may be found of regulating the restaurants in this respect for two years ago of them vicious offenders. People have gone away every year complaining that they had been robbed and though robbers were very few. every hotel and lodging house keeper and restaurant pro- prietor fell under sweeping condemnation.
 It would be better for Phoenix if it had more of that spirit hospitality which made Prescott famous from earliest history. There. when great crowds are gathered the hotels and lodging houses stick their regular reasonable rates and citizens throw open their doors visitors sometimes charg ing reasonable, nominal and frequently mak- ing no charge at aH San Francisco has always been noted for it's hospitality this respect. It is one Of it's pleasing pecuarites which mpeis visitors to both places to make a comparison between San Francisco and Los Angeles odious to the latter
 We hope that our authorities strictly enforce the law for the regulation of hotels and lodging houses in Phoenix; that they will impose the severest penalty the upon those who violate it. for such violation offense not only against guests but also more damaging offense against the city
 We also hope that the county authorities will adopt as a policy only for fair week but for all time that of denying protection under the law to such hotels and lodging house keepers as themselves violate the law their regulation. We are assured that that will the policy under the present county attorney and under the ol suNSoS sor, Mir. Shepherd.
 There is a phase of this matter in times of con- geston which, perhaps, ought to receive some con alteration When great crowds assemble in Phoenix 1t is inevitable that should be crowded From two to a half dozen guests are lodged in the same room Cots are placed in corridors even and guests are glad to occupy them Days in advance man wires for the reservation of more for him. self and wife He may stipulate that he shall .sw,,- FaIOn Tna not keeper desirous of accommodating many people as possble-for hotel keepers do not like to have to turn guests away-would rather not let so much space to guest and frequently for his discourage ment names a rate that seems exorbitant That or course is a violation of the law but are not sure in the circumstances that it is not justfable viola tion If man wants to "hog' space in time or congestion he should be made to for it for space at such a time is luxury.
 better way and within the law would be for hotel keepers deny all such requests at time when 1t is evident that there will not be room for a
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Why Not s.uo. for tn. e.nd.r Also7

Philadelphia lawyer used to be considered the acme of human wisdom. What then must be philadelphia judge? A of super-wisdom Yet judge of the city of Brothery Love the other day made the statement that he Mould consider it cause of divorce for a woman to read the newspapers. That is sentiment that will find echo in the heart of every circulation manager in the country but the circulation managers will ask. and quite naturally why stop at women?
 It is of course, important now that women should inform themselves what is going on in the world than was before the privilege of voting was granted them. But it is more essential now that they should inform themselves than that men from the earliest times should have kept abreast of the world and should do still.
 We do not suppose that more than half the men keep up with the more important happenings of the world from perusa of the newspapers and there is evidence that about half those who do read place q wrong interpretation on the events of which they read Election day always dscloses that about half the people have wrong ideas and sometimes than half.
 If it was the purpose of the Philadephia jurist to emphasize the value of popular enlightenment he has served good purpose. The degree of success of a democratic government depends upon the stand ard of intelligence of the people who have voice in the government It is reasonable hope that under universal suffrage the husbands of America will be spurred to greater effort keep themselves advised what Is happening.
 Their wives will be asking them questions that they never asked before and husband can hope to retain his position as the head of the house. hold if he appears to be wanting in familiarity with the things about public affairs which his wife is taking new found interest.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
AMERICAN TO BE MADE SAINT

With the canonzation of Marguerite Bourgeois, the date of which be given out at Rome, America will have the first saint of its own on the Catholic calendar She was foundress of the Congregation of Notre Dame de Montreal and born at Troyes, France April IT, 1920. Tn 1853 Paul c. de Maisson neuve the founder of Vile Marie (MontreaD visited Troyes and made the acquaintance of Marguerite, whom he invited to go Canada to teach She set out in that year, and arriving at Vile Marie, herself to every form of mercy Returning to France she obtained four recruits (teachers) and opened her school in Montreal on April 90, 1851.
 She went to France again in 1870 and returned to Canada with letters from Louis XIV and six ad- dtonal recruits In 1875 she built chapel and deds- cated it to Notre Dame de Ban Secours. She founded an uncloistered community, the members bound only by simple vows. In this year she made the journey from Montreal to Quebec on foot, suffering great hardships, especially from the spring thaw.
 The work of her community the instruction of children and in 1883 she extended the work by opening mission Mount Royal for the education of Indian girls In 1893 Mgr. St. Nallier Bishop of Quebec, released her from her superiorship of the community She died January 12, 170O. On December r 1878 she was venerable and proclamation heroicy of her virtues officially made at Rome in June, 1910.-New York Herald
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
SAVE LAUNDRY, WEAR PAPER LINGERIE:
 ACTRESSES TO MANUFACTURE GARMENTS
Inventor of Process Pre- diets Saving of Fifty Dol
 lars a Year Per Garment.

NEW YORK-Paper lingerie at 5 cents garment. "Nighties" at the same pricei
 That's how two actresses, already successful bpsiness women in other lines, propose to cheer up the house. wife in her contest with the H. C. of laundry. They play in "dghtnin'.~ at the Gaiety theatre-Jessie E. Pringle. who plays Mother Jones'" and Bes- sic Bacon. who is the daughter of Frank Bacon, star andauthor of the play.
 Big Saving in Year
 The process of manufacturing these paper garments is the discovery of Miss Pringle, developed with the as- sistance of Miss Bacon, who helped especially in the molding together of the garments seams. Miss Bacon has also invented a machine for use in ho- tel rooms from which, on the deposit of coin, a transient guest may get any of these garments
 The use of these garments the in- ventors explain, will not only permit the wearer to change every day at small expense, by throwing the gar ment in the waste paper basket in- stead of in the laundry hamper, but will eliminate the cost of laundering, now risen as high as 12 cents a piece. And IL Will elinlnate the orlglnal cost of any one of these garments, now triple that of before the war. The saving on the year will be the diff ference between five times 3e5, or $1S.25. and r times 365, or s43.S0, plus the cost of about four editions of the cloth garment. According to Miss Pringle it will mean easily a saving of $50 per year per garment
 Paper Napkins Gave Idea
 Paper napkins. and the immense saving they have already mada ir family wash bills, gave me the idea, = she says. We have overcome the ob- jection to the roughness of paper against the skin by originating a pulp which converts into the softest of crepes, yet is tough enough to hold together for some tirne.n
 The president and general manager
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

afterwards president, at the time of the Revolution, saying If women are no, represented in this new republic there vii be another revolution
 o. Please tell me to what time the Apache Trail dates back Nj. E. c.
 A. This trail dates back to the dawn of history and the cliff -dwellers. The Toltecs marched over it. It obtained it's name through being the property and warpath for many years by right of might of the fiercest of Indian tribes. the Tonto Apaches.
 o. How is candy called divinity made? ]. H. c.
 A. Take two cupfuls light brown sugar, add one-half cupful of golden corn sirup and one half cupful of water Boil to the hard ball stage. Pour into the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs Beat until on the point of su- garing, add cupful of nut meats and a teaspoon of vanilla. Pour into but tered pan, or transfer to waXed paper in individual pieces.
 o. What were Anabaptists7 B. B. F.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

plane? w. A. c.
 A. The air service says that they have no record of negro learning to fly.
 c. Does air heat when compressed? A. J. c.
 A. The bureau of standards says that the compression of air will cause it to become heated.
 0. Please give the origin of the ex- pression "a Philadelphia lawyer"? w. C. H.
 A. The expression Philadelphia lawyer" has been traced back to pre- revolutionary days though it's exact origin is not known. It seems that in those days the Philadelphia bar was noted for the shrewdness and clever ness of its members, and the expres- sion was current as a term to signify such traits.
 c. Is it fact that Revolutionary mothers advocated woman suffrage? J. s. E.
 A. It is true that Abigail Adams wrote to her husband, John Adams
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

o. What was the issue of paper money that bore the picture of a woman? |. M. C.
 A. The only bill bearing on it's face the portrait of a woman is the one dollar silver certificate of series 1886 on which the picture of Martha Wash ington appears.
 o. When was the lottery game abol- ished in the United States? E. G. E.
 A. An act of congress, 1890, pro- hibited the transmission through the mails of lottery advertisements or reg istered letters addressed to lotteries or their agents. In 1894, congress prohib- tied the importation of lottery tickets or advertisements.
 o. Have you any record of . negro who has piloted or flown in an aero
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Mr. Gompers is reverting ancient and ex- poded theory when he thinks that machinery is re- placing men to the extent of throwing them out of employment Machines made that take the places of many men, But they open up other avenues of employment which demand more men. Take for instance the printing business linotype takes the place of at least four men. Yet there more men employed the printing trade than ever. and more than there would be but for the linotype.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

of the company will be Miss Pringle, who already conducts her own ranch in teh vicinity of Denver and raises blooded Holstein cattle on an exten- sive scale. The vice president and treasurer will be Miss Bacon and she has personally developed on the family homestead Aat Mountain View. Cal. large groves of cherry trees and
 plums with a resultant income large enough to take care of all the Bacons
 now or to come independent of the
 earnings of MT Bacon on the stage. The first factory is to be built near
 Miss Pringles Colorado rapeh. she having already secured a large tract of short timber in the spur of the Rocky mountains in that vicinity The two women have also secured an ops ton on an extensive wood belt in the Occur d'Alene lake region of northern 1 Idaho.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
NOTICE TO PARADISE VERDE
 AMI OWNERS

The annual election of directors for the Paradise Verde irrigation district will be held on Tuesday. November ? 1920 at the Valley Heights school house for the purpose of electing a di- rector to represent the third division of the district for the period of three years from January 1. 1921.
 (. A. MCKEE. Secretary.
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Protect The Guest

We are pleased at the step the county attorneys
 ,to no1iee are taking against those hotel o''.0s .-,-- bouse keepers who would prey upon an" s,. r,,csts We regret, of course that such '''i' ,- necessary. but experience has invariably
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

The dispatches said that of the Kentucky bal lot boxes was stolen the of quarrel at the polls It was as we suspected, in Breathitt county where this incident occurred.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
rAueHT us ro no WITHOUT

Tt is possible for people to do quite well with out stomach" says Parisian doctor. Judged by the high prices. know grocer who to think along the same lines-Punch. London.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

rooms and a large assembly hall for the use, not only of the school. but also for the community at large who now have no place suitable for com munity gatherings.
 Each class room will seat about 50 pupils, with individual and we'll venti- lated hat and cloak rooms. and the hall will accommodate about A25 beside
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

ample standing room. In connection | with the hall are two rest rooms at the i entrance, a good- sized stage suitable for any class of entertainment. dress ing rooms and layatories, and a we'll equipped kitchen and pantry store rooms.
 Architect Curtis Tobey has carefully worked out a very attractive but sim
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER '. 1920

The best thing 1Ohich a0e derive from history IS tue enthusiasm that tt rdises in us.
 -Goethe.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
plane? W. A. C.

At Mauck's CoIunbia Theater oommenoine today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
STANTON SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Enjoyable Christmas Entertainment He'd
Monday Night.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
stanton Jan. S.-The stanton NJ L.
Church held It's Sunday school Christmas
entertainment in the church on Monday
evening. The following program was
rendered Song by school, seek Ye
David Town prayer By pastor. Rev.
II. +. tluigg, address Of welcome Wilson
Bouldcn. recitations by Amy Hicks,
Margaret Ruth and E.lla Bradley; song by
choir, We Want Our Shepherds, recita-
t,ons by Misses Grace Ellison, Edna
Jacobs, Sadie Simpson; song by school,
Hail Messiah Morning, dialogue,
Santa Revising His List = vocal solo.
Hiss Anna Downcy. selection bv t. hoir,
'Behold the Royal Star recitation.
Sadie Simpson tablear \ Pal n Need
introducing Miss NioIa n Bouldcu:
assistants, Joseph Chamber-. John' Marvel
Wilson Bouldeu Harry Garll me and Nor
man Reynolds. Il Living Christmas
] r., made up bv the Children of the
school; guessing game BY u Cornbrooks
and assistants: song by school. Ills
Chrstm4stidc The pastor Rex II I.
Qwgg was presented with 50 gold piece
hv the Bible Class Of the Church There
pas q treat for the children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
WHAT COULD BE EXPECTED?

Editor Every Evening; Those who
wonder why there are violent revolt
tionists in our industrial ccntcrs, and why
the steel strike Was started by men ot
radical convictions should read IN the
Atlantic Monthly for January the aracic
entitled: "The Technique of American
Industry" and that entitled: The
Human Factor These articles were
written not by rcvolutiOnists, parlor or
other, but by educated men. sober OBJ
servers, not merely sentimontalists, but
clear, hard thinkers, deeply concerned not
for any one part OF the community, but
for the American people rs whole.
These articles show that many INDUS
tries are so organized rs to reduce TO o
minimum the skilled and intelligent
workers, and subject docilc, ignorant
workingmen and women 10 conditions OF
labor in which they arc little better than
automata. Posing as tho refuge OF the
oppressed. we have attracted to our
shores, by glaring advertisement plsstcred
over much of Europe, men and women
of low living standards. and unawakcncd
minds, exactly the material out ot which
angry agitatOrs can make blind and
furious rcvoluilonists. out ol which ma
terial the great industries have sought 10
create y body OF manageable labor too
soddcn TO make trouble
No mere advance Of wages can make up
TO these people for the dcadening con-
ditions under which they work When ono
reads of these conditions one feels that
we eat the body and souls Of our fellow
men when we consume the product OF the
packcrics Henry Ford. who has human
sympathies. finds IT necessary to shift
some of hls men from ono task to another
SO doadcning is the effect upon them oi
being made merely parts Of the ma
chincrv lOr turning out motor cars.
No possible economy can justify the
subjcction Of men and women to these
conditions. They are the fathers and
mothers OF future Americans. and what
can We expect from the children # such
parents?
The labor unions have recently suffered
q hacksct in public esteem, and justly. but
we cannot leave 20 them alone the struggle
To better working conditions. il only bc-
cause the unions. thus cut off from the
sympathy Of tho moro fortunate, will
inevitably become more and moro violent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
NEW CHARTERS.
Special Correspondents Of Evory Eseniti

Special Correspondence Of Evnry Evening
Dover, Jan. 7.-Chartcrs were filed
here, Yesterday, as follows:
franklin Stores Co, Wilmington, Del,
merchandise; capital, $4,000, 600.
Newblock Oil Co, Wilmington, Del.
Sc, ,250. 900
Balintine Oil Corporation, Wilmington,
Del 81, ,5O0,0 900.
Caro- Emulsion Corporation, WHhing
ton. ID. g., chemists; ST ,000.o
Fairvlcw Corporation. New York City,
chemicals; 81 900. 900
Measured Service Master Co. Union
town, Pm, measures for telephone service
S600,OO0
Irouuois Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington
Del: s250,ooo
Vacuum Products Manufacturing Co
of the United States OF America, Eric,
Pa: 5000. 900
Atwator shipping Co. Wilmington,
Del; st50,000
West Penn Crushed Stone Co, West
Chester, Pa; s150.0o0.
Mckee-B Beaver Oil aud Gas Co, Viii
mington, Del; si2b,o0o.
Mckeesport-Sp Oil and Gas CO.,
Wilmington, DEL: siO0.neo.
Reacorn Chemical Co, Philadelphia,
Pa 500 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
DID YOU EVER
use SLOAN'S?
Keep it Handy to Promote
Prompt Relief From Rheu-
matte Pains and Aches.

When you know what Sloan's Iini-
mont will do. as thousands 81 men and
women the world over know. YOU too,
will keep il handy, You viii use il for
those ''twingcs Of rheumatic, for rcHev-
ne that lame back muscle stiffness and
soreness. aches, atl sorts of external
pains, and exposure aftcrrnathS
Only takes little. applied without
rubbing Soon penctratcs, scattering the
congestion, bringing mcrciful relief 10
the throbbing. jumping part
Three sizcs-35C, zoe, si.40 ANY
druggist has H. II not, we'd Ike 10 know
his name
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

Pan-American Publicity Corporation,
Wilmington, DI. 100000.
Union Liberty Colonization Co, Chi
eago, ILL.,; 10000.
Louisiana Loan and Investment Cor
poration, Wilmington, Del; 100000.
Manufacturer Steamship 90, VIII
mInpton, Del; 100000.
Chung Mai Trading Corporation, Will
mington, Del; 100000.
Curtis Aircraft Corporation, Whining
ton, Del; 100000.
Lincoln Mckeesport Gas Co, phiia-
dclphia, Pa; $4,000.