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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
ENGINEER WHO MADE RACE
WITH DEATH 80 YEARS AGO
COMES BACK FOR A VISIT

ground was covered with snow to a
depth of several inches It was
an awful, frightful sight to behold
this accident Several of the big
vestibule coaches were off the
track and partially down the en-
bankment; the two big compound
engines had plowed into each
other, rolled off the track and OYER
onto the ground, pinning the en-
tire crew of both engines under
neath-dead. 1t took several
hours of hard work to get the
bodies out, especially "Pres"
Moore, who was the engineer on
the excursion train. There was an
extra fireman on the eastbound
train, deadheading into Albuquer-
que, and he was also Killed. Among
the passengers none was killed but
many were. seriously injured,
Victims Brought Here.
About s o'clock in the afternoon
of the same day the dead and in
jured were brought into Albuquer-
que. the train stopping at the Coal
avenue crossing and several hun
bred anxious citizens of Albuquer.
que, with the families of the dead
trainmen, were waiting.
The conductors of the trains were
Robert Kruse, in charge of the ex'
cursion train. and w. H. Barney In
charge of the eastbound passenger
train. dad" Taylor. an old engi'
neer from England. with young
Keaggy as his fireman, was on the
engine Of the train coming east
1t was said at the time Of the &C.
cident that Taylor had been rail-
reading thirty years without an
accident, and his first accident re-
suited in his death. Pres" Moore
was the engineer on the engine OF
the excursion train. An investi-
CATION failed 70 reveal who was
really responsible for the collision
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
ATRISCO SHEEP AND
CATTLEMAN is DEAD

Renito Savedra, 70 years old.
died yesterday morning at his home
at Ranches de Atrisco. He was a
wealthy sheepman and farmer.
Mr.. Savedra had been i'll for
nearly seven months. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been COM
pleted. Crollott is in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-08
TO CHECK THOSE WHO
PAID NO INCOME TAX

Field Deputies of the federal in
come tax office will be called into
the Office on the tenth of the
month for special instructions on
income tax work. Preparations are
under way to make a thorough
canvas of the whole state for the
purpose of checking up on income
tax delnquents. The penalty for
evasion is two years in the peni-
tentiarY or q fine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

Damslde prqikowa
ne Zimowe runtSte u
MON garnitury, tax
re koszule / majtki,
s~pecyalnie po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
D'ANNUNZIO P~ROTESTUJE.

Tryjest, %. listopada. Prasa
Stow - Gabrielle D'Annunzio
wysiai note do rzadu w~foskiego
przez swego kapitana Caviglia,
W ktorej protestuje przeciwko u
movie rzadu w~loskiego z RIA
dem Serbii w sprawie okreSlenia
granic Fiume, Iwazajac akt ten
"a sprzeczny z zasadami prawa
miedzynarodowego o samookres-
leniu, albowiem umowa W spra-
vie granic zostafa zawarta bez
uprzedniego porozumienia sic z
rzadem fiumskim.-
Dalej w nocie swej D'Annun-
zio zaznacza, re paistwa take,
jak Serbia, Kroacya i Sfowenia
Tub Jugo Slawia ME zostaiy je-
szcze przez niego uznane. DAN
nunzio protestuje przeciwko ma
zwie .pahstwo fiumskie", propo-
nujac uzywa6 naive nWloska
regencya W Quarnero."
Wraz z nota zosta&a przesfana
i kopia konstytucyi tego nowego
pahstwa.
LLOYD GEORGE WZNOSI
OKOKO SWEGO
DOMU.
Londyn, 20. listopada. (Prasa
Stow - Naokofo domu pre-
miera angiebskiego rozpoczeto
Prace mad wznoszeniem barykad
ma osm stop wysokoSci. Z~ostana
rowniez otoczone barykadami
oficyalna rezydencya Lloyd
Georgia. i Bonar Law, ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych i
spraw indusGdch. lego rodzaju
Srodki ostroznosci zarzadzone
przez Rad angielski wskazuja,
re RAD ten obawia sic powazne-
go atalcu ma swoja siedzibe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

skich i oddziaiu zoinierzy z ka-
rabinami maszynowemi, 2 kom-
poanii francuskich i jednego Cd
dzia}u karabinow maszynowych.
Pr6cz tego W sklad armii wejda
dwie kompanie hiszpahskie i je-
dina belgijska z oddzialem kara
bin6w maszynowych. Jest row.
niez rzecza mozliwa, re zostana
przylaczone oddziafy duhskie,
holenderskie, szwedzkie i norwe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

Outing nannc-
la, So cali Szeroka -
wielki wyb6r pasko-
watych deseni, "a
mniej niz kosZt fabry
czny, o I M
jard0w 4sVV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

Lnem %wykOhcz0na
crash materya ma re
c1niki, blekitna Dor
Ia, pefne zwoje, bar
do a~bSorbujaca
4 jardy I m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

klubu Sok6l OrZei Biaiy przeciw
klubowi ,,Rippin A. c." ktorej CT
ostatni pokonani zostali punktami
IA do l.. Cyfry take:
SOKOLI ORLA BIALEGO:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

(Prasa Stow - Moskwie 20
staly otrzymane w~iadomoSci, re
gen. Wrangel zamierza rozpoczac
swoje dziafania wojenne przeciw
bolszewikom, majac "a podstawe
operacyjna RUNNING.
Bolszewicki ~se4retarz spraw
zagranicznych, Czyczeryn, zwro-
Gil sic do rumunskiego premiere
Avaresco, oznajmiajsc mu, re
Rad sowietow jest przekonany,
il Rumunia ME pozwoli ma takie
pogwaScenie swego terytoryum,
Panuje tutaj przekonanie, re
gen. Wrangel operacyi swoich
lrzeciwko bolszewikom ME be
die mogs rozpoczaG W blizkiej
przysziosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

Pielne tureckie re
zniki do kapieli pie
kna borta, takze W
koborowe paski sprze
dawane Pc SIC, spe-
cyalnie m
2 "a -. 4sVV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

Wata do rObienia
k~0nforter6w, wiel-
kosc 72X9O cali, ro-
bona q bialej bawel
ny, 8 funtowa rofka,
tylko I m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29

205 2 2 8 Ia
Ryppin A. O.:
0 0 0 1 0 - /
Wymachanych: przez Wilczew-
skiego IA; przez Jordana 2; przeS
Hinton'a 0.
Gas cry: 2:30. Widow: loo'
sedzia cry: Stan. Grzywihski.
~was nlAay yolsai aEe1t reaH
noIdovy oxlasxo sic " DZIENNlkU
wCAGoSNN DO nisdOdAekr0taA'
srsekonai sin. - u aAtlsV1aj m
- anIAS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
A HISZPANSKA PRO
TESTUJE.

Madryt, 2e listopada. - Gaze
ia hiszpahska ,,El Debate" wy
drukowala duzy edytorya}, w
kt6rym SLIME %protestuje przeciw-
ko wysyianiu wojsk hiszpahskich
do wilma pod dowodztwem Ligi,
nazywajac wyprawe wilehska a.
wantura, zainicyowana przez or
~ganizacye, kt6ra zwie sic POM
patycznie Liga Narodow. Ze
wzgledu ma swoje prawa suwe-
renne H~iszpania ME moze podle-
gao zadnym rozkazom pochodza
Gym z zewnatrz.
WSPoLNY PASSPORT OLA
WSZYSTKICH PANSTW.
Warszawa, 2e listopada. - Z
Paryza donosza: Liga narodow
postanowila wprowadzic wspolny
passport W jezyku francuskim.
ola w~szystkich pahstw. Postano"
wienie to ma bye wprowadzone
W zycie w przeciagu 6-ciu mic
siecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
w r
MA GoRNYM SLASKU,

Londyn, 20. listopada. Ham
burger Fremdenblatt" donosi, re
fabryka oleju W Neudorfie ma
G6rnym Slaskr zostaha wysa-
dzona w powietrze przez Pola-
kow. Wielu urzednikow zajetych
sprawl urzadzenia plebiscytu 20
stale zabitych. Szczeg6i6w nara
zie brak.
BOLSZEWICY ZAMIERZAJA
MIESIECZNIE
$50 PLUGoW MOTORO-
WYCH.
Moskwa, %. listopada. - Boil
szewicy ~przystapili juz do wyro-
bu p}ug6w motorowych. Pierw-
sze PROXY tych plug6w wypadiy
pomyslnie. Wskutek braku silly
pociagowej postanowiono wyra-
biac miesiecznie $50 piug6w pa
rowych.
~EKSPLOZYA w r
WE WLOSZECH.
Londyn, 2e listopada. - Piec
wsi leglo w gruzach wskutek
strasznego wybuchu, jaki nasta-
pill W fabryce W Vergato W po-
blizu Milanu. Liczba ofiar do tel
pory wynosi I'd os6b zabitych i
mase osob rannych.
LIGA NARODoW MoBILI-
ZUJE ARMIE OLA WILMA.
Geneva, 20 listopada. - (Pra-
sa Stowarzyszona). Armia Ligi
Narod6w, kt6ra ma ochraniac
Wilno i okolice podczas pleb!-
scytu. jest w trakcie mobilizacyi.
Armia ia bedzie pod dowodz-
TWEEN francuskiego pulkownika
Cardigny, prezesa wojskowej ko
misyi W Whine, wyznaczonej z
ramienia Ligi. Armia ia bedzie
skladala sic z 2 kompanii angiel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
~TsIsgTamy %zagTaniclne.
Dokonczenje &c strony l-szej.

pelnie zniszczonych. lime skiady
jeszcze sic pala. Kilka SHADOW
dzish wysiikom stray ogniowej
udafo sic czeSciowo uratowae.
Narazie dodadne obliczenie
STRAIT jest niemozliwe, lecz straty
wynosza setki tysiscy funtow
szterlingow.
Wediug informacyi dostarczo-
nych przez policye podpalacze
dziatali grupami po Pieciu. Jed
ma z takich grup zosta4a schwy-
tana przez policye W chwili, gdy
opuszczaia skSad, w ktorym ma
tychmiast wybuchnai polar. No
We pozary jak W miescie TAX i ma
przedmieSciach wciaz jeszcze
wybuchaja.
TERROR ANGIELSKI TRIVIA
L
Dublin, %. listopada. - Stree
1anina, napady zoAdak6w angid-
sSich i,areszty ~powtarzaja sic W
r6znych czeSciach Iriandyi. w
Dubhnie policya angielska doko-
nywuje stalych rewizyi W skle-
pach, rcstauracyach oraz W do
mach prywatnych W poszukiwa-
min czhonk6w parlamentu iriand-
kiego oraz ochotnTk6w irlandz--
kich
w Cork zostal zabity wybu-
chem bomby jeden z ochotni-
k6w irlandzkioh. Policya spaliia
kiub niepodlegfoSciowcow ir-
landzkich. w Kildorrery doszio
do zbrojnego starcia Pomiedzy
zoinierzami i Sim Feinisami, re-
zultatem czego bylo zabicie
6wa6ch z~osnierzy angielskich i IRA
rienie trzech.
SPUSTOSZENIE PREF
ZWALENIE SIE WEIR
cHoLKA MONT BLANC.
Geneva, 20. listopada- - Spu-
stoszenie dokonane przez zwale-
ME sic wierzchofka Mont Blanc
Jest wisksze niz pierwotnie Przy-
puszczano. WierDchoiek CORY
stoczyl sic W doing wsosks Cour-
mayeur i spowodowal wieEkie spu
stoszenie. Kilka kilometrow kwa-
dratowych zostaio pdkryte lawina
lodu j pniami Powywracanych
drew. w poblizu wsi Portud
starry las sosnowy, sfynny re
swych olbrzymich drew, zostal
zupeHnie znizczony, gdyz pra'
vie wszystke drzewa zostafy Pc
wywracane z korzeniami. Potok
g6rSd Doire zosta} zatamowany
s1czatkami skal i zalai Gala wies
Portud, talk re miesAahcy tylko
cudem unikneli zagsady.
Lawina spadla z wysokosci
10000 stop ma lodowiec Brenva,
kt6rego czesG zostafa przez to
zniesiona W doline. Detouacya
bysa tax sflna, re na odlegsoSci so
mil domy sic zatrzesly. Mieszkah-
~ Coumayeur wybiegii W pani-
&c ze swych 6omow, myslac, re
to trzsienie ziemi Biloxi grant
toRy, kt6ry oderwal sic Cd wierz
chD1ka cory, bys talk wiaki, jak
mzsa CORA Lodowiec BrenFa u
drsu zostaA aupe4nie zmia5dzony i
moreno lodowca spadsa kaskada
W doline. Jest to fuzdrugi wypa-
dek zwadenia sic wierzchoaka
g6ryMont Blanc W ciagu miesia-
ca
POSTPONE farcuskiej nastapi-
fo-r6wniez zwalenie sic CORY W
doline Charmounix, chociaz ME z
samego wiGrzchoska, jednak stra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-29
PREMIER LEYGUES PO-
WRACA DO PARYzA.

Londyn, %. listopada. - Pre-
mier Leagues powraca dzisiaj do
Paryza W sprawie przedstawi-
cieli francuskich przy Watyka-
ME i ME wr6ci predzej do Loudy-
nu, jak w kohcu tego tygodnia,
co uniemozliwi mu wziecie u
dzia4u W sprawie powrotu krola
Konstantego ma tron greek.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMTW HISZ
A N
Madryt, %. listopada. - P6l--
nocno = zachodnia czesc Hiszpa-
Nil W okregu Pontevedera costa
Ia nawiedzona przez slime trze-
sienie ziemi Dony w miastach
C%orunna, Lugo, Vigo i Ferrol
SLIME sic zatrzesSy. Uczennice
szkosy 5ehskiej w Pontevedera
pod wP}ywem panicznego strachu
powyskakiwafy przez okna ma u
lice, wskutek czego kilkanaScie 2
Mich doznaNo powaznych obra-
zen
, 1920-11-20
Publication.

PURSUANT to paragraph 2 of Charter of
Foundation for Merchant WILHELM
SMIDTS Legacy for assisting poor
persons in st. Croix, it is hereby brought
to public notice that a balance of interest
amounting to Frcs. 81 so will be on hand
for distribution on January l, 1921.
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fore 22nd December. 1920.
Despatching Secretary's Office, Chris
tlansted. St. Croix. V. l.. Is November,
1920.
C w. FOX,
Despntchdmg Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
LOCAL ATTORNEY
WILL HELP WITH
STATE CAMP PA|GN

Bert B. Barefoot local attorney,
has been selected as one of the rep
resentatives from the sixth con
sressional district on the state
iemocra,.o campaign committee.
Notice of his appointment was re
'eiyed yesterday from Cam Camp
)ell. chairman of the committee.
Selections we're made in accord
tnce with the usual democratic Gus.
tom of organizing state cam
paign. Two women and two mer
were named from each congression
NJ district In each district the selec-
tons were made upon recommends
tons of the congressional nominees
e Other members of the committee
from the sixth congressional dis
trict are: w. p. Garden, Hastings;
Mrs. Frank N. Korn, Eel Reno; Mrs
K. J. Ray, Lawton.
Mr.. Barefoot stated today that he
would attend the first meeting of
he committee which will be held
Thursday morning at 1880 o'clock
in the Skiryin hotel, Oklahoma City.
The members of the committee,
by districts, follow:
First district-Sam f. Wilkinson,
Newata; w. H. Kornegay, Vinita;
Mrs. Frank Ertell Claremore; Mrs.
Usher Carson, Miami.
Second district-Joe Whitenton.
Henryetta; NJ. G. Young. Muskogee;
Mrs. w. w. Gilbert Muskogee; Mrs.
John Mcconnell, Okmulgee.
Third district-Sam L. Morley,
A. A. Mcdonald. Hugo;
Mrs. Lutte Walcott, Ardmore; Miss
Myrtle Rushing, Durant.
Fourth district-John P. Craw-
ford. Ada; Judge Geo. c. Crump.
Mrs. Louise J. Ritten-
house, Chandler, Mrs. L. NJ. Trexler
Sapulpa.
Fifth district-Roy Stafford, Okla
homa City; DIR. E. G. Newell. Yale;
Miss Cora Smith. State Capitol;
Mrs. Martha Hamill, Norman.
Sixth district-B. b. Barefoot
1hickasha: w. P. Garden, Hastings;
Mrs. Frank n. Korn. FL Reno; Mrs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07

After several months of waiting,
Chickasha movie fans went to the
Rialto yesterday afternoon and last
night and aside from seeing a
jam-up picture in Cecil de Miles
Male and Female" the feature of
iering selected by the management
for the opening, they had the pleas
ure of seeing a well appointed, con
veniently arranged picture house.
The Rialto. as it was presented to
the public last night, stands purely
as a picture house. There was no
attempt made in the construction
of the house to make anything but a
picture house of it. The designers
however, have done their work well
and have brought out the points
that make for efficiency in picture
projection, in handling the crowds
and in the comfort and pleasure Of
the patrons.
The screen itself is set deep back
in the stage and is enclosed in q
shadow box, aiding materially in
bringing out the desired effect in
the picture. Another feature of the
house is the lighting system There
are neither too many or bright
lights to dim the picture on the
screen, nor too few lights to make
the house too dark to distinguish
objects or recognize persons readily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
SLATE NE VI TEST
SOUTHERN GRADY
OPERATION SOON
Cosmos Oil Company Headed by
G. o. Jaggers Has Derrick Up
Southwest of Rush Springs;
Activity in District.

That another test will be started
within the next ten days in southern
Grady county, was the statement OF
c. 0. Jaggers, head of the Cosmos
Petroleum company which outfit has
a derrick erected ON the j. H. Hare
farm in the northeast of the south
east Of section 22-3n-Sw, being about
seven miles southwest of Rush
Springs.
Mr.. Jaggers was formerly con
nected with the Oil State Petroleum
company and with him in the Cos
mos company are associated Chicka
sha, Duncan and Ninnekah men
They have acquired a considerable
block of acreage around their loca
tion and promise deep test in a
short a time as possible. They will
drill with big rotary outfit, Ash
Brothers being the contractors.
This location is about IL miles
bOulu Ol inc MChdy .OIl CUlHpdHy
test on the Shook farm in section
1858 where oil men believe that
producer is assured. There are
several tests drilling or preparing
to drill in southern Grady and north.
ern Stephens, indicating that con
siderable attention is to be paid tC
this district during the next few
In north Stephens, the Gladys
Bell is to drill test in section II
2n-Sw, according to Mr. Jaggers, the
location being three and hal
miles south of the Cosmos location
The Empire is also to drill tes
well, two or three miles west of tn,
Gladys Bell, according to informa
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
RIALTO THEATRE OPENS HERE
WITH WE'LL APPOINTED MOVIE
HOUSE.; BIG FEATURE is SHOWN

The effect is sort of mellow glow,
easy to the eye and withal pleasing
Every effort has been made to
so arrange the house that there will
be nothing to detract from the at
tention given the picture by the pa
tron, wherefore. when you step into
the house from the tiled lobby. You
tread upon heavily carpeted floor
and you don't leave that carpet un-
til you reach your seat The eject
10 quiet
The system of ventilation in the
Rialto Is such that it nsures an
adequate supply of fresh air and
plenty of circulation. The fresh air
is drawn in through the rear by
two seven-foot typhoon fans and is
carried out at the front of the
building by two smaller fans.
The comfort of the patrons is
cared for by the installation OF
sanitary drinking fountains near
the entrance and a well appointed
ladies' rest room off the right bal
cony entrance.
The house drapes are in purple
and gold which blend with the gen
eral finish in gray and gold.
The Rialto is owned by the South
ern Enterprises, incorporated, that
company having taken over the
Continued on Page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
Bdptists to Haze
Assistant Pastor;
VIII Report Soon

Lytle f. Payne of FIT. Worth has
been called as assistant pastor OF
the First Baptist church here, ac.
cording to an announcement given
out today by Rev. Sam d. Taylor,
pastor of the church. Mr.. Lytle is
expected to arrive in Chickasha this
week and will enter at once upon
his duties.
The assistant pastor elect, is a
layman. but a graduate of the South
western Baptist seminary at TT
Worth. His duties here will be in
the capacity of a financial secretary
of the church and in addition he
will have charge of the organization
of the Church's Sunday school work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
LIONS -ROTA RIANS BALL COMEDY
AT UNIVERSITY PARK WEDNESDAY
FOR BENEFIT LAYGROUND FUND

The Rotary ad Lions clubs Of
Chickasha will hook up tomorrow
afternoon at University park in the
second game of their series for the
benefit of the childrens playground
fund
The first game of the series was
played in August and resulted in a
victory for the Rotarians and ap
proximately $3.50 for the playground
Golfers. The average age of the
players ranges near the 40 mark and
following the game it was mutually
agreed to wait for cooler weather be-
fore staging the remaining games.
Before the game in August, the
players on both teams worked out"
several days before the battle, with
the result that when play BALI was
called. the performers were so stiff
and sore from their exertions that
only their ability to take punish
ment enabled the staid business and
professional men to go the full nine
inning route. Both clubs have agreed
that there will be no workouts be-
fore the coming game. but the drug
stores are laying in heavy supplies
of arnica and an assortment OF
ointments to care for the heavy list
of Casualties" that is expected.
The same rules that governed the
last game win hold good in this. it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
REPORT PREMIER
HAS PLANS FREE
HUNGER STRIKER
MacSwiney in Comatose Condi-
tion; Irish Sympathizers Wait
for Confirmation of Rumored
Terms of Release.

By United Press.
London, Sept. 9.-As Lord Mayor
McSwiney of Cork lay in Brixton
prison today in a comatose condition
this being the twenty-sixth day OF
his hunger strike his Irish sympa
thizers awaited the official confir-
nation of the report that Lloyd
George had proposed terms for his
release.
1t was reported here that the
English premier is en- route from
Lucerne, Swi -zerland to London
and that he had said thai he was
willing to release Lord Mayor Nc
Swiney If guarantees are given that
the murder OF the policemen in Ire
land by the Sim Feiners cease at
once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
ROME OFF F|C|ALS
OPTIMISTIC; SEE
WAY OUT STRIKE
Ry United Press.

BY United Press.
Rome, Sept. Tn face of the
prospects for a general strike gov
ernment officials appeared to be
more optimistic regarding the acute
industrial situation which resulted
in the seizure of 149 factories by the
locked out metal workers.
The executives of the socialistic
party adopted a resolution appealing
to all Italian organized labor to pro
claim solid front with the metal
work ers.s
1t was reported here that represen
tatves of the manufacturers, in g
meeting here informed the minister
of labor that negotiations would not
be reopened while the workers oc
cupied the plants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07

is pointed out There will be no bit
ing or hitting in the clinches and ii
shall be considered bad form TO
kick an adversary when he is
down.
In the event the Rotary Club wins
the game tomorrow, the series will
be ended, but should the Lions be
returned victors, the suffering pub
lie will be forced to submit, to one
more slaughter.
Here are scme expert opinions
on the game:
Guaranteed to cure the blues
Mart Louthan.
For comedy, Ringling's clowns
are back numbers" &C W. Austin.
"If Charlie Chaplain could see
this game, he would throw away his
makeup and get a drayman's job
Rev. c. B. James.
ITS for a good cause, Boost it
along by attending. The Kids.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
Dates Announced
TWO Grady Fairs

September 1G-17-18 have been the
dates set for the community fair
at Tuttle, eighteen miles northeast
Of Chiokasha, it was announced
here yesterday.
Many displays OF farm and fruit
products are being planned. The
premium list has not been an
nounced.
The corn carnival at Minco. north
Of Chickasha, will be held Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week. Arrangements for this fair
are being completed, it was re.
ported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
THREE CAUGHT IN RAID
IN LOCAL RooMING HOUSE,

Three were arrested when Sheriff
Matt Sankey. raided a rooming
house, corner Second street and
Kansas avenue.
Those arrested gave their names
as Rose Thomas. Mrs. Grace Will
moth and Marie Wilmoth. In the
court of Thos. ]. ONeall. county
judge, sitting as an examining mag
istrate. Mrs. Wilmoth and Rose
Tohmas were charged with vagran-
cy and released on one hundred dol
lar bonds for appearance in court
September 10th. Marie Wilmoth was
charged with being delinquent
child. Her hearing also is set for
10th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-07
PLAN HIKE PRICE
TOO FAST, CHARGE
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Washington, Sept. 7.-The federal
trade commission has recommended
to the department of justice TO start
antitrust suits against farm imple-
ment dealers and manufacturers,
charging that they have combined
into an association for concerted ac-
ton to advance prices faster than is
warranted by advancing costs.
1t is also recommended that the
government reopen the suit against
the International Harvester com
pany