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The New York herald., 1921-02-06
SALESMEN

We are crTaniziny big sales organization
to place common shares OF stock Of a large
well known aud very successful OIL. COHpC-
RATION; we need 20 live wlro sslesr,en,
with or without clientele, to place this stock
Tor us In New York State. Penasylvanls,
New Jersey and other territory. We ar.
especially anxious Of SECURING mea and
women who Will give Us their entire time:
assured; your compensation IL commissions:
they are ali you could ask from n large. sue
ceSsful. dividend raylng corporation. We VIII
only consider applications from salesnien
whose ieferences will bear Investigation.
Address =. 4. Parker Co., io2 Market St.
Nekarlt. N. J.
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HOSPITAL attendant; salary $50 per month.
Address Superintendent, Sea View Hospital.
Staten Island, n. y.
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sALESsfAN-sroCK
We want experienced man 10 cell
limited amount OF stock.
Incorporated under the laws OF tho
State OF New York, the corporation
vii manufacture under It's own
patents high grado accessory for
automobiles. O, .oS Herald. Herald 81.
sALEsNfEN.
We are starting a class IN saiecmanship
Monday morning AZ 10 a. NJ We teach YOU
the science OF selling and ~ you qualify VIII
place you on our salos force No have
started many men on the road 20 puccess
and big earnings: this costs YOU nothing be
here. Suite llog. west 3tth st.
sAIEsAfEN.
Manufacturer Of leather betting fer power
Transmission require. salesman Tor new York
state. Business getters and husticrs OF ca.
cellent appearance about rs wears 90 sge
desired. None other need spply. Reply With
complste information and references IN an.
plieation. sa2 ltsrald, Herald SO.
EALEsMEE old established wholesale
hosiery, underwear and general NOR
chandiso house has splendid opening for
live wire, experienced man 20 take care
Of Inside trade; essential tina. ho know
the line thoroughly and able 20 buy rusr-
chandise. state aso, experience and sal
nrl a. Apscted. l. 81, $50 Herald, Fulton %.
SNtES--E Kceptionai oppo. o.5unity Tor fev
salesnlen who write at once; Two men nov
earning $40 TO 500 per day. McCiesr5 Cal
endAr Faetogyi NashinSt"ri Nwa~
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MEN; age II to SIS; experience Unnecessary; !;
travel; make secret Investigations, re-
ports salaries, expenses. American For
egn Detective Agency, 507 81. Louis.
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IAfPORT
IMPORT IMPORT

TRADE WITH HOLLAND.
Latest edition of the Export Recorder. in
Guiding classified directory OF manu-
Sacturers. importers. exporters. buyers and
sellers, wishing to extend their trade rela-
t,ous. In columns "Extension OF Trade Re
latIons" subscribers can advertise and obtain
addresses OF advertisers appearing under
Ref. No. free of charge. ASK for specimen
copy. On receipt OF go Am. cts. sent post
free all over the world. Apply Editors '"rhe
Export Recorder" 40 Keizersgracht, AM
bterdam, Holland.
The New York herald., 1921-02-06

si 600 PER MAN PER CoUNrY--Strange
invention startles world agentg amazed;
ton inexperienced men divide $50, o0o; korstad,
farmer, did 5000 IN IL dovg; Schlechers
q minister, Sie5 first 1o hours; 81 200 cold
cnBh mede, paid. banked by Stonenan IN 30
days; $4,000 to date. n hot or cold running
Ater bath equipment fer any homo ~
$3.50. self heating; no plumbing or water
works required; investigate: oNeluciv. sele
credit given; send no money. Write letter
or postal today. At.LUN MFG CO, 600
Allen Blds., Toledo, O.
SoQss PROFIT; AGENTS CLEArISG HUN
DREDS WEEKLY; neW washing COM
pound wonderful SELLER biz repeater, n,
tura's nightiest cleaner. ie0 uses in every
homo; free sample w,cheu 1914 Y. Cist
st., Chicago
s5oe5 PROFIT hie repeater. klean-rlte
Magic Clothes washing Wonder; sells 20
profit i9c. samples free Bescvcr Products
Co. s253-BA, uellepairs, Chicaro.
tSco monthly prospects Furnished divided
aluminium serving rlato clla ~ sight
adopted by Government fqrlplc - Sani-
tary Alurnlrunn &C. eiA Quincy. ~. lcuis
1000 rAfiy made selling bur uew special
S3T5 combination for ~ $50. arouff price,
t0r tales Eanrnrtccd' fnt scRp comtina
tons. agents rrlre. iic-fa~. United Soap
Narks, II Fark placo, N. \.
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MONEY MAKERS FOR AGENTS.--our san-
itary brushes, mops and busters sell read
fly everywhere. IL you are willing to work
q reasonable number of hours each week for
good pay writo North Ridge Brush Co., "
Evening star., 1921-03-06

in Washington to house the priceless
records of tne government must hc
begun all over again in the new CON
LreSS
t., $,Ua'c au. njmrnt &" the san
Irv cvi! ai}l which prov iG-i SO thu
t,s lars for the proposed tuildfn@
..,f a'lrct. that il bo erected H"on
Evening star., 1921-03-06

land owned hy rhe government het
tween lfth and 18th streets and ~
and { streets northwest was stricken
ou5 of the measure before L Was 50 NJ
- the President for his signature. Il
The site proposed in the S,uai'
tr,-ndmrnt was orig nally designed
Tor q Iujldu. for the STATE Dcnar,-
rltrt.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
THE UNCENSORE:D LETTERS OF 4
CANTEES GIRL. New York: Hen


This canteen girl lodged the censor
by the simple expedient of not in
trusting her letters to the mails
Having written them in the gusto of
complete freedom, she hid them away
among her small belongings till such
time as she could hand them over to
the home folk for whom they were
intended. 1t is this freedom that gives
the letters their value, this coupled
with keen intelligence. a comradely
heart. humor and alertness toward
every phase of the human drama that
staged itself minute by minute in her
contact with the lonesome and out
reaching soldier boys. 4 spirited and
competent narrative this turns out TO
be, one that is crowded with the ac-
Qualities of canteen service and with
its practical usefulness to the soldiers
themselves.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

aviation. He gives u clear discussion
of the methods OF submarines. and
shows why the American troopships
were not sunk. In a chapter that
concludes this competent and inform
ing story he pays homage to The
Man on the Eridge"--to Admiral
Sims. whose courage. ability. patriot
ism and sagarity stand exalted here
out Of this writer's personal service
under this commander.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Your Hair Needs Danderine

Save hair and double its beauty You lots of
long thick strong, lustrous hair Don't let stay leless
thn scraggy fading Bring back its color vgor and vitality
Get 35-cent bottle of delightful Dandene" any drug
toilet counter to reshen your scalp dandu and falling
hair Your hair needs stimulating beautying "Danderne"
to restore its life color brightness abundance Hurry Girlsl
Evening star., 1921-03-06

The largest high school building in
the United States is distinction
claimed by Hibbing. MINI.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
INTIMATE: LETTERS FROM pt:T.,o-


New York: T.. =. button & 60.
These letters go back to 1917 and
the year following. Written from
PetroSrad. they cover in informal and
intimate disclosure many aspects OF
the disorga ton that existed
throughout Russia at this period
With her husband. member Of our
embassy at Petrograd Mrs. CroSlcI
crossed Siberia to reach the capitai
city OF Russia. This experience. coup
led with her residence in Peiroyrad.
furnished opportunity for first -hano
information along every line of Rus
sian life. This information. bearing
upon tn" social, political and indus
trial life Of the people. is made tn,
foundation Of tn" intimate corrc-
spondenCe Of this volume. Rrvoiu
tions arc of almost daily occurrcnc,
No sooner does one die away than ~
other takes its place the boSheEIk
revolution constituting IL danger so
clear that u sudden departure from
Russia by way Of Finland stands as
the personal adventure that closes
these informing and highly interest
ing letters. In an appendix the au-
thor gives samples of enemy propa-
@anda for the overthrow of the Rus
sian government and in addition. a
concise statement of the actual politi-
cal situation at .i.at iIc-iod.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
NEW FIGHT FOR ARCHIVES
Legislative Efforts for Building to
Be Revived in New Congress.

The fisht ta bring ;.bou; tho errc-
tipn nf . na nnJl Archives NuiAdiu-
Evening star., 1921-03-06
THE rnIIMpH oE THE N-C.s. Rx

THE. TRIUMPH OF THE N-C'S. BY
Commanders q. &. Westervelt. H.
&. Richardson and Lieut. Comman-
dei. A. G. Reed. New York: Double
day, Page &: Co.
This is in permanent form, the
story Of the flight of the N-Cs across
the Atlantic. a story that at the time
had large place in the daily press.
The men who planned and carried out
this triumph are the ones who here
.cH about it. Commander Westervelt
tells how the flying boats were de-
signed and built This is a story of
fixed purpose carried out through ex-
Evening star., 1921-03-06
THE FIRST WORLD wAu-,oI4-lo,S

BY Lieut.. toi. &. Court Eepington.
Boston: Houghtou Mifflin Company
In two volumes Col. Repington gives
his personal experiences and obsrrva-
tionS on the various war fronts Of the
world war. Ii is a vivid and piCto-
rial record. as personal accounts are
likely to be. As a matter OF fact. the
writer so dominates this narratiV. as to
set it as far as possible from II dis
passionate and impcrSOnal survey Of
the military activities that summed
to the war itself. To be sure. he COY
ers ihc ground ;TaverseS the various
fronts sums the purpose and effect
of each OF the various rampaiguS.
These outlines and summaries arr.
however. 50 intcrSpcTSrd~w with English
politics and English great folks that
one loses the sense of following The
course of The war. Parlor politics
looms large her. social doingS launch
many a military venture. personal
opinions are much to the front. .hnd
vet. the light hand of this British Of
fcer turns out a brilliant account OK
the innumerable English influences
that. behind III" lines, W.-c shaping
tn" conduct Of the war itself II IL rh.
fra nkcst possible story. Names are
called. blame and praise are distrib-
uted with impartial hand. military
judgments are pronounced and
through il all the course of the war
threads its way. y most interesting
example Of how the war looks when
1t has been distilled through Il single
versatile and dominating y .TSonalii%.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19
"THE OUTSIDE WOMAN"
SHOWING HERE TODAY

A fire escape that is decidedly
busy with the comings and goings
of persons who are most anxious not
to meet each other, starts a mirthful
ball of fun rolling in eThe Outside
Woman the feature attraction to be
shown at the Rialto today. The
picture is. a Realart production, star
ring the ever adorable Wanda Haw.
ley ass
s"The Outside Woman" is a clever
domestic comedy, revolving around
a giddy little wife whose love OF
selling things to the junk mar gets
her into a peck of trouble involving
the dwellefs in the apartment above,
a jealous wife of Spanish extraction
and an artist with a penchant for
living models.
A most unattractive looking Az
tee idol causes all the trouble, be-
cause. after said idol had been ex-
changed for a couple of shawls, the
thing proves to be worth many of
that variety known as iron men,
totaling into the thousands. After
recruiting aid. the little wife starts
out to recapture the elusive idol,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

celebrating speed. The sooner they
are accomplished with n minimum
Of distress the o we VIII
reach n comparatively stable busi-
ness basis. but we cannot reach
that basis until they are finished.
The adjustment Of production
costs will involve and. In fact, VIII
consist chiefly Of wage adjust
ments, although increased eficien-
cy and decreased margins of profits
must also play their part. AS
wages generally are reduced. of
course, there will be curtailed pur-
chasing power. but II should be re-
membered that decreased costs OF
production will lower commodity
prices, which will ultimately offset
the reduced buying capacity of the
public. The laborcrs who profited
most from e%ver-soarltg wages dur
Ing the war and for some time after
will feel the curtailmcnt first and
most. but they should be In a better
position to bear 1t than their less
fortunate felIow-workers. Those
wage-earners and salaried workers
whose incomes were little affected
during the last five years and who
suffered most from inflated prices
should be afforded an increasing
measure of relief from now on.
The curtailment of production
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19
THE MARK OF ZORRO
COMES TO THE RIALTO
BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY

-
Douglas Fairbanks hits the high
water mark Of picture perfection
in his latest release for United Ar
lists, "The Mark of Zorro which
will be the attraction at the Rialto
Theatre, three days starting next
Monday.
The mark that is left on the faces
of evil-doers in high places of Mex
lean government in California of a
hundred years ago, is carved there
by the swift rapier of mysterious
Zorro, a masked terror who appears
suddenly at an inn, or at any gath
ering place of. government soldiers,
and swifting avenges wrongs com
mitted. In private life this aveng-
ing angel is a wealthy young Span
lard, Don Diego Vega. As such he
becomes affianced to lolita, a lovely
young girl, played by Marguerite de
la Motto. The girl is not in sym
pathy with the arrangement of mar
riage made by her father, particular
ly as the young man conducts him.
self with silly indifference in her
presence. She detests him as Vega.
What a difference when accident
brings her in contact with bold For
no. whose eager. love-making stirs q
fire of passion IN her heart. She
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19
PRUNELLA AT o. C. w.
ON THURSDAY NIGHT.

On next Thursday night, at Sis,
Miss Ions Ballew will present her
students In Granville Barker's quaint
and beautiful play, Prunella. Miss
Marguerite Clark mas made the play
famous in her film version of ii,
but the dramatic form IS even more
interesting because Of the rare
beauty of the lines.
This will be the debute ofmost OF
the cast, although there are some
who have been seer here before.
The scene of the play is laid in a
Dutch garden where Prune1la is
being most properly reared by her
three aunts, Prim, Prude and Pri-
vacy. Into this carefully guarded
garden breaks the ever delightful
Pierrott, with his gay, mad, romping
friends. Harlequin warns Pierrot to
be careful, but what does a Pierrot
know Of being careful? The result is
that the demure little Prunella learns
many things and is finally turned
into a Pierette and elopes with Pier
rot and bis Muirmers. The result Of
this is shown in the third act d
the play.
Tho department has never
chosen a lower play and itafs to be
hoped that a large crowd will crown
the efforts of these "debuntantes."
The money CT course will go for the
velvet curtain fund. The royalty Of
the play is fifty dollars and the cos
tunes an added expense, it will re-
quire a full house to meet expenses
and leave some for the 'fbenefit
fund.-
The curtain will rise at S.15.
Tickets are 80 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

banks are not supporting this iruie
adequately.
II seems that such n charge IT,
nores the primary fact ~ the reia
ton Of banks 10 our foreign eoii
merce. Their essential interest aud
profits must always lie In rendering
the utmost assistance to overseas
trade that II Is possible fer them
10 give safely and within the lin
itatIons imposed by law upon their
operations. The word safely" Is
OF paramount significance. This
factor of safety must receive the
first consideration by banking ofi-
GERS II they are TO be true 10 their
obligations rs guardians of the
property Of others.
The funds which nrc the basis of
any aid TO commerce that banks
may give are the demand deposits
of their clients, and this demand
quality OF commercial banking funds
at onc fixes very definite limits to
the 5 that may be made OF them.
II positively excludes their employ
ment In any large amount for
loans Of a term longer than three
or four months. Hence the utmost
care must be exercised to assure
that advances made upon the basis
of commercial transactions with
foreign countries shall have more
than a reasonable probab ,!ts of
liquidation within the term for
which these loans are agreed upon.
The bank first of all feels the
shock OF any stoppage to the nor
NAL functIonlng of this credit sys-
TEN. When drafts are not paid by
foreign buyers the bank at once
finds itself holding an overdue and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

buying power In the United States
and always will be.
And American business men
must recognize the vital fact that
one of the most important factors
In our prosperity henceforth will
be our foreign trade. The extent
to which our overseas trade is sus-
tanned and increased will depend
10 Il large degree upon the methods
devised for fnapclng it. And that
Is quite as much the concern Of the
business man. whether or not he is
directly Interested In exporting or
importing, as 1t is of the banks.
The only way we can preserve our
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

present prosperity Is adequately to
finance our foreign commerce and
thereby keep our industries runr
ming mt normal capacity, for our
productive capacity is greater than
the demands Of our domestic mar
kets.
There Is perhaps not n very clear
understanding by lie public In gem
eral Of The functions and the linn
itatlons of service of the interna-
tlonal banks In relation TO Il ex-
port trade. This Is plainly indl-
Gated by the suggestions that are
now made by certain uniformed
critics that in some way these
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

and her method brings about many
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1t is while ON
the trail of the treasured idol that
the above mentioned fire escape
comes in for its share in the ex-
element, as it is a great aid in the
desperate plight of the various char
acters who wish to avoid compro-
missing situations.
AS is usually the case, Wanda
Hawley affords a delightful resting
place for the eye and she enacts
the star role, that of the little wife,
with all that mischeviousness which
has brought her such a big share or
her popularity. For the benefit OF
the girls, We want to mention the
fact that big. goodlooking Clyde Fill
more has a part in the picture, that
of the doctor-husband, who can cure
everything except his ,wife's mania
for swapping. A newsomer, Rosita
Marstini, a famous Belgian beauty,
who adds spice to the picture, por-
traying the role of the jealous wife
in the apartment above.
The picture is an adaptation from
the stage farce. "All Night Long"
which was written by Philip Bar
tholomac.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19
First published March II, 1921.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

In the District Court of Grady
County, Oklahoma.
Emma V. Mayo, plaintiff, VS.. John
l.. Mayo, defendant.
state Of Oklahoma, Grady County.
SIS.
The State of Oklahoma to John l..
Mayo, Greeting:
Said defendant John |. Mayo, will
take notice that said plaintiff above
named, Emma V. Mayo did on the
10th day Of March, 1921, file her
petition in the District Court in and
for Grady county, State of Oklahoma,
dnd that said John |. Mayo, defen-
dant. must answer said petition here
in on or before the 30th day of
April, 1921, or said petition will be
taken true and judgment rendered in
said action against the said defen-
dant, John |. Mayo, by a divorce
and dissolution of the bonds of mat
rimony heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant, and further
Judgment and decree will be entered
against the said defendant ~adjudging
and decreeing the said plaintiff to
be the absolute owner in fee simple
in and to the following described
premises, located and situated in
Grady county. Oklahoma, ,to-wit:
The east half (E14) of the east
half (Eh) of the southwest quarter
(SWA), and the west half (WR)
of the southeast quarter (SEA) OF
the southwest quarter (SWA), and
the west half (Wk) of the southwest
quarter (SWA) Of the southwest
quarter dSWA of the southeast
quarter (sEADtgof section five %,
township four a. North, range sew
en- "a west. and quieting the I title
CT said plaintiff in her in and to the
said premises, and forever barring
and enjoining the said defendant Tor
claiming any right title or interest
in and to said premises adversed to
the plaintiff and for costs Of suit.
(SEAL).
e. G. REYNOLDS, Court Clerk.
HOLDING & HERR.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 3-17-4tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19
BY FRANCIS Il. sIssoN.


OF New YORK.
~ HE question uppermost In
the minds OF all business
men is, "When will pres
ent Establishments be COM
pleted and n stable basis for busi-
ness re-establlshed.f 2"
: While, Of course. years must
elapse before the tremendous
amount Of life and property de-
Btroyed In the war can be fully re-
placed and the political and social
problems 1t has created car be
solved, there is ample GROUND for
believing that we shall reach a rel
ntively stable condition In this
country In the very near future.
We have undoubtedly passed
through the most critical of our
postwar readIustments, although
many more must yet be made.
/ refer especially to the readjust-
ment of retail prices to declining
wholesale prices and the readjust-
ment of the costs of production to
present purchasing power. These
necessary readjustments have been
tardily started, as was to be ex-
pected, ~but they are now under
way, fortunately, and will be COM
pleted gradually, but with ever ac-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-19

which inevitably accompanies such
Industrial readiustments us we are
now experiencing, however, will
finally prove its own corrective.
We are not in the throes of over
production, but merely temporary
MISREPRESENTATION. And II Is sig
nItieant In this connection TO note
that when goods nre offered for
sale at retail prices which the pub
lie believes to be fairly colnmenstl-
rate with prevailing wholesale
prices and costs of production they
are eagerly bought. Despite the ma-
terially lessened purchasing power
in agricultural sections. o%ccasioned
by the precipitate decline In the
price of farm products and in GER
tain Industrial sections because of
closed plants or the part-time oper-
alton of factories and reductions In
wages, there Is still a tremendous