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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
RICHEST MAN IN GERMANY REACHING
OUT FOR NEW WORLDS TO CONQUER

shines n painted Swan white o,
raven black. according 10 whether Il
be a nationalist or q radical whe
views him. His methods are held BY
many to have doubtful elements
about ham-pcrhapa o. enc judges
the old days of mlIiIonaircs aud their
Methods 10 America.
When SHINES started on hln ca.
fcer of collecting sold. he was In
the flrat Instance trader rather
than producer lie nllll has much
nt tat character. lie dld no, create
bis property. but received II as
legacy and developed Il. llia grand.
father Matthias SHINES. started II
With coal transport on ships and then
developed Into coal producer aud
buyer of mines.
What the elder SHINES started In
the Rhlneland. Hugo SHINES has
stretched TO wider sphere. using
the same methods m his grand
father. iIugo's sphere no longer
merely Germany bu, the whole
world
Rnia lcssncsr Ia laid n, his door:
and his opponents claim the best
proof of this ls that he vent lnlo
The war with q million and camo out
ccnfcnscdIy with milllard. which
Ihey believe Il only part of his
wealth. During the war he Joined
he German Luxembourg company
! Blk steel and Iron undertaking
md Il Il conicnded this connection
nd mich 10 strengthen ais pocket.
'ook. SHINES Is credited with being
esponslble for the deportation OF
Belgian workcrs to Germany Tie
lso wanted peace with Italy IN
si7-some say because II would
ave frrihercd bis own interest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
HEAVY CORN CROP.


by United Press.
saranac Lake. n. Y. Sept 90
Farmers throughout northern New
York are reported TO be highly elated
because OF the wonderful growth of
corn during the past month. AT
many farms corn has reached n
height Of over twelve feet and every
indication points to one of the
greatest crops on record in the
North Country.
The bumper corn crop Is pariicu.
'arly welcome. as the hay crop this
season was very light and of poor
quality Now. however, with silos
iilied to tie top with ensilage. many
farmers VIII be able to winter their
cattle. who otherwise would have
been forced TO sell them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
STUDENTS tAr MORE cntAply


saltwater Okla. Sept. su.-lle.
cause Of fodueilon In tho cosl Of
eating At lAr college cafeteria and
increased enrollnsn, at A and n.
College thls scar Il has heon loand
ne osaaFs - double the slso Of tho
cafeteria quarters. Tho cafeteria has
been moved from the one room In
tho woman's building which Il form.
erly occupied 10 The whole flml floor
Of the old armory building. The room
formerly urel for this purpose d
being converted into an additional
section Of the womon'u gymnasium.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
MONEY SAVED STUDENTS
~ COLLEGE BOOK sroaG

saltwater, Okla, Sept. so.-Fum
- TO ~ percent saving on book
aud school supplies Il made possible
for students 81 Oklahoma A. and M,
College ihIs year through the college
book store established by tho now
A. and N. administration.
A revolving fund Of $4,000 has
been Invested IN books and . room
In the old library building has been
fitted up for . book store. The state
pays freight charges and the expense
OF maintaining the store and il sell.
lnE supplies TO students at publish.
cfu' coat Reference hooks are bclng
rented ~ reasonable coat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
Chronic Diarrhoea

"A number OF years ago an aged
gentleman lived with us. lie used
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy for chronic darrhoea and !
believe ii saved his life. Time and
again it was the only thing that
helped him." writes Mrs. ]. S. Smith,
Seneca Falls, N. Y. In cases of dlar.
rhoea this remedy has always proved
prompt and effectual loot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
SoONERs' CHAMPIONSHIP
HOPES GET BLOW; WHITE
INELIGIBLE, ANNOUNCED


by United Press.
Norman. Okla. Sept. &c. Okla
homa's prospects for another Nils
souri, Valley football title. we're given
a severe jol, today whea Coach Bon
Owen announced that Phil White. an.
American fulIback would be incligl.
bic to play this season.
The reason given by Coach owen
or this decision was that White had
ALLEN behind with his required
grades.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
eensiIpaiIsn

n you would enio, rood heA'h
your bo~els should BE- ~ regular a.
. clock. n they arc pot take aoaa
Of chamheFlain's Tablets ~hen
needed. They arc easy 10 take and
mild ana gentle IN effect i]ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20

TIE creates, enemy OF child life "a
tho tape worm. II destroys health
md vitality. Tho greatest enemy OF
the tape worm Is Whites Cream vor.
nifngc. One or two dosca does the
work. Price. &c. Sold by Wren
DRUG Company. colt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
MASONIC MEETING

chickasha lodge No. ~ A. y. a
A. N. will meet In special communl.
cation at 7;ao p m. September 20.
for work In the Fellow Craft degree
c. u kiMDRo. Master
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
Noysmbsr TO-

November 10.
chlesEo and Wisconsin II Chicago
Indiana and Purdue NJ blooming
ton.
Michigan and Minnesota AZ Ana
AFhor
ohio State and Illinois at colun
bus
losa and Northwestern ~ Colum.
bus,
Iowa and Northwestern At Evan.
alo
Nolre Dame aud Marquette NJ MI.
uaukee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20

~ uniied rrczs.
iieTiln. Sept. so.-iiaEo SHINES
0aFmanys riches, man. IL reaching
out to-day as an lnlenallonallsl. not
merely . nationalist
Iils weillh pouri IN fpm the fonr
corners II tae globe. AID he Ip
nrrkonod NJ many times bllllonalro,
admitting ln hla tax returns that he
.. ~ loa, millionaire Ne Nas o
rich man before the war Iiui hli
holdings to-day arc like tho proserb'
lal iannery IN comparison with an
ilflief ah0osiflng No Ia known ~
"meohai,hiios' ruthless - In bic
snld.sfabhinE.
The silnnes concern has become
illincllslyc AZ least 1900 under
akinfi and daughter companies"
,elong ihcrolo. These concerns en.
nge ln coal mlnlng and shipping. he
onirois business tat makes every
lhlnR frum hlFh current machines 10
uoandeacaul lamps: ftom screw To
ocean steamer. from modcri
sortcr'a homc 10 hotels like the a..
nnllc 81 Hamburg and the ~.
'lanado ~ berlin. from Blk forests
O nowsprint and newspapers.
SHINES steamers travel not alone |
lpon the Rhine and IN the Ostgcc.
iul also on the Atlantic and Pacific. |
Md. since his election from the
lambnfg.Amcrloan line directorate.
'ilnnnes IL doing hls utmost to OK.
end hi. foreign holdings. especially /
y shipping. His boldcsl stroke rec.
nily was the purchase OF the Al.
lncn Moniungesellsohaf. holding.
fe largest closed ore supplies In j
uropc but unable to operate be.
iuHc Il lacked coke following Gre. |
lion of Tschocho.slovakci with his
at coke and coal holdings Il was
.sy 10 reiuycnate the Austrian iron
dusiry. and to absorb many men
herwise workless. But SHINES Is
cling the heavy hand OF compcii.
IN. The llamburg.Amerlcan line
oppcd him from rs board OF d.
ctors because he sought to enter {
g South American shipping bust. g
~ Independently. lie Is going 10 <
'hi the "IIapag:" but he has stu Il
other dangerous competitor. Herr T.
lniel. owner OF the great Good
,pe" concern. shich Is seeking. m
m considerable success. to build II
concern to rival that OF Stln. n
5 and his 1900 holdings II
Ianlel. besides being a wonderful. "a
strong business man. Is a racing G,
sralor. In three or -four years. he IN
Dullt up Tue hOst ldIHoub racihk 1T
BILE In Germany. has won the 81
rb. In Germany twice and a mum
of other big races. He spends
ely on his race horses. and works
D with a free hand In his con
n. so that today be- stands as &c
mes most serious competitor. Cl
2 business world regards him the R'
nsanter and klndller personality. be
md. while Haniel is crowding ag
mes, the latter still has the lead he
h plant valued at eight mllliards Sc
marks: and one million employ. rh
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20

Bishop J X. Lucas of the Mac.
kcnzie river, rules over the largest
diocese In the world, embracing an
area Of 100000 square miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20
WESTERN CONFERENCE TO GIVE FULL
SHARE TO SUCCESSFUL GRID SEASON

u, United Press.
Chicago, aept so- Western con
terence football all conlrlbale ~
Hhare 10 ~ha, h expected 10 be lhs
biggest season In the history u tas
Erldlroa
Tho "iiln Ten gets under say on
urlebeF > and closes 90 November 10
VIA five Eamea
Critics arc Hiow IN making advance
predictions abuni the championship
hattie. ohio State. however il gen,
orally REGARDED as having q heavy
job In winning the championship
nKaln this year Tho losn ~ atineh'
somb and Workman Nlll be- severe
Tor the buckeyes. but the Columbus
followers look AZ Coael wllco for
ono or t~o Of aln usual finds from
the new material
For the flrst limo m opportunity
Will he afforded Tor comparison
between eastern and western football
through the game between Chicago
aud Princeton. According To word /
from the east. Princeton il rated ~
the ruFn champion. and Chicago ia
expected to stand NolI among tho
conference clcvcns.
Illinois. Wisconsin and Michigan.
NJ umal. can be- counted upon for
strong teams. Liiilc can be expected
Of Indiana or Northwestern.
While not member ~ the con.
ference the Noire Dame eleven wlll
be prominent on the western stage.
Despite the loss of the great George
Gipp. the South Bend university Is
expected 70 have another great ma.
chine. Three games with conference
clc'cns Iowa. Purdue aud Indiana !
are ON the Noire Dame schedule.
which may be resulted In some tan. :
glblc dope for the award Of the vest.
cn championship.
Notrc Dame also has games with i
Nebraska. the Army and the Mlchl.
gan Aggiea.
The schedule for the big games In
The west is as follows: u
October Q.
Chicago and Purdue al Chicago. n
Minnesota and Northwestern al "
Minnesota. be
Iowa aud Notre Dame at Iowa ca
,iiy. Inn
Wisconsin and South Dakota at he
In
Ohio state and OberlIn at colum. gr
us. X,
Michigan and Case at Ann Arbor.
October IS .ai
Iowa and Illinois at Iowa City. SCI
Northwestern and Wisconsin at qu
vanston. fill
Ohio State and Minnesota at Co. far
mbus. co,
Michigan and Michigan Aggles at be,
nm Arbor.
Purdue and Notre Dame at LaFay.
te. 81,
October %. pr,
Michigan and Ohio State at Ann OOC
rbor.
Illinois and Wisconsin at Mime.
,ois. r.
Notre Dame aud Nebraska at dio
otre Dame. ara
October 20
Illinois and Michigan at Urbana. r
Purdue and Iowa at Lafayette. |
Wisconsin and Minnesota at Mad. |
n.
Chicago aud Colorado at Chicago.
Indiana and Notre Dame at In. |
|
Nebraska and oklahoma at Lin.
In,
''NNS'ibCl u IL |
Chicago and Ohio State at Chicago.
Minnesota and Iowa at Mime
oils.
Purdue and Northwestern at La.
gcttc
November IL
lllnols and Chicago at Urbana.
owa and Indiana at Iowa City.
)hio State and Purdue at Colum-
!.
Wisconsin and Michigan at Madi. :,
|.
Sotre Dame and Haskell Institute
Notre Dame.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-20

During 1879 the exports Of United
states cotton manufactures was an.
proximately $4OO.OOO.OO0 against sl5.-
100000 for the year 1914.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

thrncrs. and he was on the way
north TO live as he imagined Nick
Carter would have had his heroes
live.
The youngater gained national
prominence last November when he
disappeared with $4,000 OF the Bald
win Locomotive Company's payroll
in Philadelphia. He was captured
after he had spent 5000 and seen all
the bright lights Of New York So
Ingenious was his defense that he
was given probation by the Judge
who tried him.
A few OF tho other alleged acts
OF the would-bo Dead Eye Dick"
consist OF the holding up OF a
hardware store IN Pennsylvania
when he was 10 years old. the
blowing up of a safe and numerous
thefts OF various amounts. When
two detectives caught him holding
mp the hadware store he turned the
revolver ON them and elected their
promise he would not be sent TO the
pentontlary. When he surrendered
it was found his gun wasn't load
ed. He served rs months In a re-
form school for this.
But the most thrilling part OF his
| life so FAR was the few DAYS he spent
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
h. A. TURNER HEAD OF
STATE HEPTASOPHS

with the election OF officers OF the
n. w. Grand Conclave OF Delaware
Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men. last
might the 34th annual oommunica-
tion OF the order came to a close.
The new officers are:
Edward A. Turner and James
|P. Nicholson. representative to the
supreme conclavei j. B. Max
we'll and II. ID. Budd, alternatesi
Edward A. Turner. NJ. y. grand ar
chon; Joseph Turner r. w. grand
|provo1t; William Wintrup, grand
|scribl . Thomas y. uemmill. treas
urer, Harvey Z. Nichols, NJ. r. grand
|preia e; James Kenton, r. W. grand
insp, etor-general; Thomas f. Goth
len. R. w. grand herald; John 8.
|Gab .e, warden: Randolph Ayres,
sent mel: John Weideman. instruc-
ltor; John Moore, member-elect OF
the grand committee; William y.
|Eb. trustee for three years; Herbert
Ire shaw trustee for two years; Will
|lia h Z. Eby. John Weideman, Leon
'Cr liz, committee OF appeals; c. f.
liz binson and George G. Suter, grand
lee mmittee; II. b. Miller. Leon Craig
. aid Harry Carson. bylaws commit
tee; James Dever, John 7. Griffith
'and william +. Eby. committee on
Istatements OF the order
Following the afternoon session
{ the delegates were entertained at
'supper.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
AT THE GARRTCK.

Robert Emmett Keane and Miss
Claire Whitney presented one of the
feature acts at the Garrick Theatre
last night. II abounded in comedy,
drama and class. Mr.. Keane Is a
comedian par excellence, and Miss
whitney a Rlm star who was orig
inaliy a stage celebrity, having star
red at Brandywine Springs some
years ago. The act is fun OF merit
and looks like a winner. Walter
clinton and Julia Rooney sang. told
stories and danced in approved
fashion. Polly and Oz offered n
musical number that was a gem,
with piano and song. Jessie Frank.
an athletic girl. proved herself TO be
a wonderful bag puncher. The
Four Camerons pleased with their
ecrobatic ana thrilling cycling per-
formance. Miss Sylvia Clark, the
CLASSY CLOWN was clever with her
songs and stories The Darrows
pleased whit their pantomime and
shadowgraph work. Aubrey Rich
and Ted Lenore entertained with
mirth and melody.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
aA DANGERoUs NIATp."

What is gayer than springllme or
merrier than song unless II be a
girl with both Springtime and song
in her heart? il is this kind OF
miss who romps her way through
the tuneful. mirthful mazes Ut Ed
gar MacGregor's new musical pro-
duction, "A Dangerous Maid" to be
seen at the Playhouse the last
three days OF this week.
The theatre is for light diversion
properly. and report has It that this
newest composition is diversion ex-
traordinary OF light chromatic
sort, with every glad color in tho
rainbow reflected in its story OF
fancy and fact, with an alluring
miss Of the theatre itself, its hero
inc, a miss who Is the toast Of the
town, and run after and sought after
by all young men and old who come
within the circle Of her feminine
sorceries.
Charles w. Bell. who gave the
stage OF a few seasons back that
convulsing paragon OF whimsie and
comic. "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, "
is the author Of the new MacGregor
production. the music for which has
been written by George Gershwin,
and the lyrics by Arthur Francis.
Seats for the engagement are on
sale.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

Al Il4lh NAOANEs
william DeMine. whose chief
claim on fame in the past has been
as the brother Of the renowned Cecil.
has set out to make a name for him
self and in the past six months or
more has established himself as a
producer and director OF artistic ef-
forts OF great value.
His latest work is Midsummer
Madness" which was selected by the
Playhouse management 10 be the
attraction at the theatre today and
tomorrow.
Cosmo Hamilton's original novel,
His Friend and His Wife" Is the
story OF Midsummer Madness" Il
has been transferred TO the screen
without any loss Of the original
charm Of Mr.. Hamilton's work.
The characters OF the story are
all American-being husbands and
wives in prosperous circumstance
living In a beautiful suburb outside
OF New York. The story deals In
particular with two young married
oouples-close friends. The hus-
band No. is a business man so abb
sorbed in his Affairs as to some
times forget his wife's romantic
nature. Husband No. 2 is roman
tic and has a wife who is too de-
monstrative in her affection. An
affair between wife No. 1 and hus-
band No. almost reaches the
danger line before the two culPrits
realize their deception and shame.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

in the West fleeing from the officers.
sure had better time on tho
hunting trip than had in New
York" he says.
Apparently he has no fear OF any
legal consequences OF his theft. His
only apprehension Is OF the licking
he feels he Is sure to get when he
returns home 20 his fother, from
whom he stole the ti4.600.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
BRIEF FACTS

Near Vancouver Island, sharks are
cnught at a depth OF 125 feet.
Mississippi has more than 120 spe-
cies OF forest trees.
A bar of iron made into balance
springs for watches is Increased in
value $4,000 times.
An electric fan for heating a room
has just been invented.
A thousand cubic feet of hydro
zen gas will lift IS pounds.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

A charming frock OF green cham
bray has collars and cuffs Of laven-
der linen.
The beaded gown OF white
Georgette is very popular as
dance frock.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
AT THE ARCADIA.

Winston Churchills novel Of the
same name. has been picturized. In
its photoplay form. THE Inside OF
the Cup" is constituting the Arcadia
Theatre Offering for the time being.
or until Friday.
As a novel "The Inside OF the
Cup" attracted considerable alton
tion for its attack on hypocrisy. AS a
photoplay. the piece is noteworthy
mainly for its story and its remark
able dramatic situations.
The Christie comedy "Hey. Rube"
accompanies the feature on the pro-
gram.
At the change OF program on Fri
day next. Paying the Piper will
become the feature. II Is a story OF
the bright lights and the gay life Of
New York.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
LOT 2-SUTTS-

Tricotine, serge, Full
wool, tweeds and check We
lours-tan, various tones
of blue, green, rose, brown
and black.
Dressy styles with loose
hanging or belted jackets
shawl collars, string
ties - beautiful buttons.
Peau de cygne Innings.
Sports models with jaunty
pockets-Tuxedo or notched
collars-pinch plaits or in
verted plaits. The snappiest
suit sale IN town.
Lif Brufhers-sECoND FLOOR
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

To lovers OF stories OF exciting
adventure with swinging plot de-
velopmenl. The Valley OK Doubt"
a selznick picture directed by Bur-
.cn George. now showing AZ the
New Grana Opera House. will Offer
nature.
The sto.y centers around a young
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
| TYThe
WClrpG0(Q
AT THE MAJESTIC.

once again Pauline Frederick's
art and artistry have dominated a
splendid picture. IL is "The Mis-
uess OF shenstone," which is the
current Majestic feature.
She is just the proper selection
Tor the presentation OF the leading
nd title role-Lady Myra Ingieby.
he Mistress OF Shenstone. Paul
no Frcderick's polse and dignity
rive It the necessary touches OF re-
straint and courage that is Florence
Barclay's-the auth0r-picture OF
The Mistress OF Shenstone."
Lady Myra had lost her husband
in the war, not in actual fight. but
through the blunder OF n fellow
officer She hopes and prays tina.
she may never see or meet the man.
but through a trick OF fate, he Is
he very one whom she meets and
owes incognito.
Johnny Hines in the comedy
"Torchy Mixes H." makes a good
added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
An NM RIAITO.

Today is the final day for the
showing OF Rialto's big double bill.
which consists Of Carmel Myers
feature. Beautifully Trimmed. d"
and the ninth episode of the big
serial Double Adventure" which
stars Charles Hutchinson.
Tomorrow Pauline Frederick will
be shown in "The Woman in Room
13." This is a mystery story, hap
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
AT THE sTRAND sCRETN

During the six years that Eddie
Polo has been producing serials for
Universal. he has broken 3S bones
and lost IA teeth. Despite these
drawbacks he continues 20 think up
and perform hazardous Stunts"
for his serials He b. at home I'm
dangerous activities. His past rec
ord includes loopIng-the-loop. para
chute jumping. high diving and
many other circus thrillcrs. lie
travelled with leading circuscs for
thirty years. His latest serial.
King Of the Circus" was written
around his circus career To will
be seen here beginning Saturday.
Matinee and Monday at the Strand
Theatre.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

Domestic help. cooks. Mattresses
aud chambermaids may be secured
by use OF the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
AT TIE ouEEN

William $ Hart once more uses
his ability and personality to s say
The audiences OF the Queen Theatre.
This time he does II through his
appearance in THE Testing Block, ="
booked for showing all Of this week
at the Queen Theatre.
In the Testing Block" the story
Of which he has furnished for him
self. Mr.. Hart has the role Of
Sierra Bill" bandit chief, domi-
neering. relentless. but just. with
a sternness that IS characteristic OF
him, the star enacts the role on TO
and through the time when Sierra
forces Nelly Gray, a travelling min
strel violinist. 70 marry him. ani
further on until several years later.
when he. as a model husband and
father. Is forced TO bring into use
hus bandit tactics 20 save his child
from death.
The Fox Sunshine comedy. '"The
Sticker." is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-03-22

American SRI who goes with her
d.scolute brother to Canadian
lumber camp IN the FAR North In am
effort TO reform him. Thore she
meets a young French-Canadian
with whom she fails IN love. much
TO the chagrin OF Macy. manager or
the camp, who has designs on hor.
he does an ne can 30 tnwart the
progress OF true ioyf. and the series
of c' cnts loading 4 the satisfactory
c.-mnE are charged with interest
and suspense.
Thurston Hall and Airline Pretty
have the leading roles.
A comedy. stuffed Lions and
Pathe Review complete the bill
Evening journal., 1921-03-22
Ar TIE SAVOY

Vera Gordon, who created such
a sensational success In "Humor
esque." was seen yesterday for
the FIRST time IN the new selz-
nick picture, THE Greatest Love, q"
at the Savoy Theatre and viii be
continued today and tomorrow. This
is a dramatic story OF mother love.
sacrifice and family honor. Intense
interest Is sustained throughout by
means OF complications surrounding
the death Of a prominent thcatr'r
producer known to have h"e1 elc
OF the most hated men 4a city.
There are dozens wh~ if ,lt have a
motive for Staying i..i. but Bantini
WAS found bend .s over the dead
man. and as ..a also had a motive
for revenge. he was arrested and
sentenced 20 death. II Is not until
the final reel that the startling de-
nouement is made.
In addition the Vanity Fair Girls
comedy MAKE II snappy" is the
added attraction.