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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
CASTLE

Mystery and mirth blend well TO-
gethor. according TO the recipe that
perfected There Are 40 Williams"
into one OF the years treats for
seekers after film fun and thrills
This picture. which stars Viola Dana
and CASTOR Glass. IS playing at the
Castle today IL was released last
week in Chicago and the reviewers
there waXed enthusiastic ahout.
Mae Tinee OF The Tribune assuring
her readers that they would pos
itively Ike IL. other bills for the
week Include Lois Webers interro-
gative special. What DO Men
Want?'. Florence Reed and an I'm
posing array OF talent recruited
from the New YORK STAGE IN ZicE-
fields production Of The Black
Panther's Cub" and Nell Shipman
In her own melodramacic triumph.
THE Girl OF Gods Country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Eddie Leonard. last at the oliver
IN "Roly Boly Eyes." Is now doing
THE Minstrers Delight" in vaude-
Vile. He Is assisted By Stewart and
Olllve.
Beatrice Prentice has the Fay
BANTER role IN a road company pre-
senting East - West" william
Bonelh IS IN the organization.
Alice DeIysia Will continue indeh-
nitely In Agar" plans 70 transfer
her TO The Rose OF Stamboul" a
new production. having been defer
red Mile Delysia was popular IN
Chicago recently.
Harry X. Morton, who was al the
Oliver last spring IN the cast Of The
Sweetheart Shop" viii be in support
OF Bert williams in THE Pink slip"
which has been rewritten. and is 20
be given another trial.
William Hodge, liked here in
Fixing sisters" and THE Guest OF
Honor" viii no longer cling 20 the
name Of Lawrence whitman as
playwright. Announcement IS made
that hereafter Hodge VIII sign his
plays william Hodge.
Hilda Spong who was at the OIL
yer in the William F's.versham cast
acting George Bernard Shaw's play,
Getting Married" will venture
forth in some Shaw comedies The
Fan" which she started the sea
son. was a failure.
Frank Labor. old-time musical
comedy comedian. is in the cast Of
"Suzette"
A few nights ago Johanna GadSRi
sang in New York for the first time
in five years She was heard at the
oliver a long time ago
Walker N-hiteside, who failed 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Critics have pronounced II one Of
the most remarkable productions
that has ever come from this mas
ter hand, and fans everywhere have
revealed In its beauty and excite
ment and have heralded II a
production comparable only with the
most wonderful that has come 70
the screen in the past few years.
"Bunty Pulls The Strings Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Birth OF a Nation" and Way
Down East"
Words OF the most superlative de-
gree and description OF the most
laudatory nature have not been
found 20 express In accurate terms
this wonderful picture play Of love
and adventure, such as only n
Griffith, master, may reveal in all
It's beauty. strength and excitement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
HEADS DISSOLVE THEM

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make tlo pores l-rEe rrd cause irrirn-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

Vaudeville comes from Vaudevre
in Normandy, France, where It's or
iginator, oliver Basselin, lived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-27

scheduled TO open a three day en-
gagement Thursday, at which time
the "Kilties" VIII also change their
entire musical repertoire. Usual
Blackstone prices will prevail dur
ing the coming week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
STATE RATES IN
70 Pc RCENT HIKE
TODAY BY ORDER
Passenger Fares to Go Back to For
mer Level Before Reduction
Ordered Last June; Freight
to Increase Nov. 20.

Oklahoma City, Nov 1.--lntrastate
passenger fares were boosted twenty
Ipercent today by direction Of Tie
state corporation commission The
fares are now identical with those
charged by the roads before the com
missions order reducing them be-
came effective last June.
Today's order by the commission
ends the fight Of the carriers to se-
cure the former schedule of passen-
ger fares which was instituted i'm
mediately after the reduction or
der was promulgated last June. The
roads first sought to have the com
mission reconsider its action in or
dering the decrease, and failing in
this took their fight. to the inter
state commerce commission, the ma
tional rate making body Their ap-
peal was pending before this body,
when the commission resindod its
order and granted a twenty percent
increase.
The commission in a public state
ment, explaining why it reversed
its stand, stated it took this step so
that it might retain jurisdiction over
intrastate commerce.
From the day in June when The
reduced rates went into effect until
today, the commission estimated it
saved the state approximately s3,-
100000 in passenger fares.
On November 20, intrastate freight
rates will be increased 35 percent
in conformity with the commissions
orders.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
RETAILERS DUE
To TALK PARADE
PLANS At MEET
Merchants Of chlekasha Slated Sec.
sion Tonight 10 Plan Their Part
Of Armls'iee Day cele.
bratlon Here.

Tonight at 1880 In tho office o.
the Chamber Of Commerce. the lie
tail Merchants association win mcel
at 1850 for tho purpose Of arriving
at definite conclusion regarding
the part the association is to play
In the ArmIaiicc Day celebration
here ON November n.
IN addition to this. other matters
of importance TO the members will
come before the meeting. J. II. VII.
llams. secretary of the association
stated this morning.
At this time. the tentative plans
for the Armis,icc Day celebration
here. cmbody union services to be
held at one Of the local churches. 10
start at 1880 and to close at 1880
with two minutes OF silent modita.
tion starting at II o'clock. In the
afternoon at 1880. according to the
tentative plans. parade u To he
featured by a number Of floats and
decorated automobiles.
Merchants Of the city have co.
operated In the raising OF fund
which Is offered in the form OF prizes
for the best float or automobile. The
committee has not definitely decided.
Il IS understood whether decorated
are TO be included In the
class OF floats. This matter will be
definitely decided by the committee.
and will probably be brought up at
the Merchants meeting tonight.
The Retail Merchants may put
float in the parade. II was stated to-
day by Mr.. Williams. A decision on
this point Is TO be made tonight at
the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
IRISH PEACE IS
NEARING BREAK
STATE REPORTS
London Newspapers Tell Story OF
lettering Conference; Govern
ment Admits Situation Grave
But Deny Rumors.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Nov. Newspapers here
today were united in declaring that
the Irish peace negotiations, which
we're to have been resumed today
were on the verge of a breakdown.
AT the government offices in
Downing street today it was admitted
that the situation was most difficult,
but the rumcr that an actual break
down had come was denied.
These rumors followed the vote of
confidence awarded the governments
representatives who are negotiating
with the Irish delegation for peace
between the two factions. Stirring
scenes marked the debate yesterday
evening in the house of commons
when the governments peace dele
gates were overwhelmingly support
ed.
Lloyd George, premier spoke in
defense of the manner in which the
negotiations were being carried on.
When he rose to speak, he was greet
ed with a tremendous reception. Re-
viewing the negotiations up to the
time of the beginning Of the present
conference, the premier decried the
truculent attitude of the critics of
the government. He explained that
the government was unable to nego-
tiate publicly because CLOSED doors
are the only kind behind which we
can do business. The house of COM
mons must either trust its negotia-
tors or replace them"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
OPEN CAMPAIGN
FOR RED CROSS.
NINC0 TONIGHT
First OF Rallies Preliminary to Roll
Call Drive in Grady to Be
Staged; Program Is An
nounced Here.

Opening a series Of rallies planned
by the Grady county chapter, Red
Cross rally will be held tonight in
Minco.
The program will consist Of an
address by Rev. Clifford b. James
pastor Of the First Christian church
here; q vocal solo by Miss Mable
Butler OF this city; numbers by a
male quartet composed Of ]. g. Nc
Nell, Joe Burney, j. D. Wade and j.
II. Lane, and reading by Miss
Louise Catterall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Catterall, 1928 south
Seventeenth street.
Achievements, Plans, Purposes of
the Red Cross is the subject Of the
address to be made by Rev. Mr.
James. He will outline the work of
the Grady county chapter.
Tomorrow evening, a similar rally
will be staged in Tuttle. J. +. Hatch
er principal Of the Chickasha high
school, has been selected as speak
er. Miss Butler and the quartet will
furnish the music and Spencer Bare
foot, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Barefoot will read.
Rallies will be staged at Rush
Springs Thursday evening; Alex
Friday evening and Ninnekah Sat
urday evening. These rallies are a
preliminary to the opening of the
RedCross Roll CALL November II tc
"a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
council VOTES TO BUY $4,000 CITY PARK BONDS
Local Legion Men
Help Take Kansas
city Al Big Meet

Kansas city has been turned over
20 the visiting i.eglonnalrca who afs
ihorc attending ue third annual
convention Of tho cr.fiehlcra' organ.
isa'lon. according TO a telegram rc.
cclvci this mroning from several
local delegates.
Town belongs TO Legion tonight /"
tho communication states. "Thrco
crap games ate solnE In front Of
Gaioiy theatre. alx traffic cops on
every corner. but no traffic PASSING.
foeh. rcrshing and Beatty here. on.
lahoma has the largest state dcls
gaiion. chlckasha has about 20
here. Everybody Saving holluva
time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
INFANT is ADOPTED

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Luster, 802
Choctaw avenue, have adopted the
infant son of Mrs. Lee Ella Lyons.
The child's father died last March
after suffering an attack Of influenza.
Mrs. Lyons is the mother of two
other children and was unable to
care for the infant, according to the
story told in probate court where the
adoption papers were issued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
ELECT OFFICERS
KIWANIS At Bic
MEETING TODAY
Club Launched At Luncheon At rlks
Club: Shepard Named President;
Bailey Vice; Henaeer. Sec;
Wilson. Treas.
MAYOR WALTON OF
OKLA. CITY ATTENDS
Number Of Visitors Present; Rotary
and Lions Clubs Represented BY
Respective Presidents; Club
Has 80 Members.

Permanent organization Of thi
kiwanls club here was completed n
a luncheon today IN the Elka club
Moman u. Shepard was named pres
dent: Judge Frank N. Bailey. vice
president: ID. p. IIcncger. secretary
John w. Wilson. treasurer. and l.. T.
Emanuel. district trustee.
| Members OF the hoard Of directors
were named ms follows: Moman II
Shepard. Frank NJ. Bailey. u. r
lIcncger John w. Wilson. l.. T.
Manuel. John r. Foster. W. s. Cor
bin, y. +. Alden. 7. II. williams. II
w. Stinson and o. X. Bolts.
After tho luncheon. talks were
made by Al sinners. district organ
izer OF Kiwanis: Fox Wood. presl.
dent Of the Klwanis club Of Okla.
homa City; Mayor Jack Walton. of
Oklahoma City; a. u. Leeds. presl.
dent OF the Rotary club Of Chicka.
sha: Fred NJ. Frey. president OF the
Lions club Of Chickasha and Judge
Frank Bailey. vice.president elect,
speaking In the absence Of Mr.. shep-
ard. who several days ago was called
to Roanoke. Va. on account OF the
serious illness of his mother.
The bylaws and constitution. as
recommended by the national
Kiwanls council. was adopted. A
standing vote of thanks for the SER
vice he had rendered the club was
extended to AL sinners, organizer.
Special guests at the luncheon
were: Fox Wood, Mayor Walton, p.
w. Tibbs. j. ID. Morse, II. Il. Stone
house, Il. r. Ledbetter and Theo. NJ.
Green, all Of Oklahoma City; DR.. A.
b. Leeds, president and +. d. Fos-
ter, vlce-president of the Rotary
club; Fred NJ Grey, president, and
John Hyndman, vice-president of the
Lions club; J. w. Conner, secretary
of the Chickasha chamber of com
merce: Misses Mable Butler, Maurine
Chalfant and Alpha 10 Lindsay. AS
sisted by Miss Chalfant at the piano,
Miss Butler sang two solos, one
being rendered after an enthusiastic
encore.
The desire Of the Lions and Rotary
clrbs of Chickasha to cooperate and
work in conjunction with the newly
organized Kiwanis club in the efforts
to make Chickasha greater city
was expressed in the short talks
made by the presidents of the two
clubs.
"Kiwanis has purpose, and it's
to work for better manhood, better
business and better ethics and a
better city in which to live said
Organizer AL Sinners.
That the success of the club de-
pended solely on the, cooperation
given the officers was the keynote
for the talk by Fox Wood, president
Of the Oklahoma City club Mayor
Walton, in his characteristic manner,
made a few brief remarks concern
ing the activities of the Kiwanis
club in Oklahoma City.
DR.. w. S. Corbin acted as toast
master Fifty members of the club
were present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

into court will be necessary, it was
pointed out. This ordinance, it was
stated, will be presented to the coun-
Gil at its next regular meeting,
Thursday, November 10.
Certain buildings in the 500 block
On Chickasha avenue are included
ir those which the city will seek
to condemn, according to the reso-
LUTON passed last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
Lauds American Army
By United Press.


Kansas City, Nov. Marshal
Foch, commander of the allied ar
mics in the world war and war idol
of France, paid a tribute, ringing
with emotion to the American army
of 1918, in his speech to the Ameri-
can Legion delegates in convention
hall here today.
The French general characterized
the American army as real grand
army beginning with its command
er, General John J. Pershing and
ending with the most humble pri-
vate.
The speech of Marshal Foch was
mostly review and tribute to
America in the world war. He de-
clared to the veterans-"You sol.
Continued on page two.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
SHAKE DOWN L-EGGERs'

By United Press.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-Three persons,
including one woman, are under ar
rest here today, charged with having
obtained more than 100000 through
the systematic shakedown Of boot
leggers and liquor runners in the
central states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
ELEVEN BELIEVED DROWNED

BY United Press.
Anglesea, N. j., Nov. 1.-The
bodies of four fishermen were re-
covered here today and seven others
are believed to have drowned when
their boat capsized in yesterdays
storm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

When Vesuvils destroyed POM
reii, several days rumbling warnings
were given before the volcano erupt-
ed in full force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
MORE INTEREST
IN BOY SCOUTS
MOVEMENT HERE
Organization Of Troop Is Complete; I;
Both Troops Divided Into Patrols
Of Eight Members Each;
Activities Planned.

Interest In the Boy Scout move.
mont here is growing daily. accord.
Ing to Earl Co.fey. scout executive.
Organization Of troop No. .. under
the mastership OF Marshal II. Joy.
member Of the Junior high school.
has been completed and. according
to the scout executive Is a real. live
organization.
Each of the troops nave been or
ganized into patrols OF eight mem
bers each, giving troop four pa
trolls and troop = three patrols. An.
other patrol will be added to troop
as soon as sufficient number of
members are obtained.
Troops self-Governing.
Both troops of Boy Scouts here
are self-governing. each having rs
own constitution and by laws
Under these regulations, appli-
cants for membership In the Boy
Scouts here must show that they
are worthy of the honor and that
they are really interested IN the
work, they must pledge themselves
to take an interest in scout actlvi-
ties, attend the meetings and drill
whenever, possible and at all times
abide by the scout oath. Eliminating
the dead beats" from the ranks of
the Boy Scouts is one of the aims of
the scout executive.
Keen spirit of rivalry between
the patrols already is being mani
tested, according to Scout Executive
Coffey. Each patrol will specialize
in one certain phase of the merit
tests, which include physical cul-
ture, first aid, life-savng, sigaling,
compass work, map work, cooking,
etc. After the specialization work is
completed the patrols will exchange
instruction. BY this means, the
knowledge of Scoutcraft will be
easier and more effectively disscmi-
mated in the ranks of the organiza-
tion.
TO eliminate as far as possible the
public solicitation of funds with
which to carry on the Boy Scout
work are among the aims of Mr.
Coffey, who hopes to ultimately have
a self-supporting Boy Scout organ
ization here.
A program Of activities that will
bring money into the treasury is
now being worked out. If the plan
proves successful, equipment will be
purchased and maintained under the
supervision of the Scout Council.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
ny United Pres.

ny United Pres.
Kansas City. Nov. The hosts
Of democracy welcomed their chiefs
/ today.
An ovation which Is seldom equall-
cd even for n president OF the Unit
cd States. was .ei loose by $4,000
American Legion members and ex-
service men this morning when the
men who had ed them In France
against the Germans. were guests
at the convention OF the American
legion here.
Marshal Foeh. General John J.
Pershlng. General jacques and Cen
eral Diaz occupied seats In the con-
ycntion hall where the convention
is being held. when the morning
segsion opened.
Real Western Greeting.
AS General pershlng and Marshal
Fcch entered The convention hall.
a genuine western greeting was
forthcoming. College yells of the
east and north intermingled with
the howls OF the cowboy and the
war hoop of fhe noisy Oklahoma
delegation.
The Oklahomans, here with the
largest state delegation led the
cheering That IS to say, they scor-
cd far ahead of the others in the
point of noise. The leather-unged
sons of Soonerland literally shatter-
sd the walls Of the building with
their yips and vowls as the leader
of the doughboy In France and the
seneralissimo of the allied armies
stood on the platform, smilingly
bowling their acknowledgement
Pershing Addresses Meet.
After continued efforts. the din
vas quieted to she extent that Gen.
cral Pershing could be heard.
AS the throng finally became quiet
General Pershing began speaking.
Hope for the future lies In tha
coming disarmament conference at
Washington" said General Pershing.
He brought his speech to dra-
matte close when he called on the
Legion members to pause moment
in silent prayer for the American
dead In France.
AS he concluded, he turned to
commander Emery of the Legion
and notified him that the war de-
paitment had awarded him the dis
tipeuished service medal.
Marshal Foch followed the speech
OF General Pershing. The appear
ance of the French war idol at the
speakers stand was the signal for
a fresh outbreak of the cheering.
r'och was given the widest demon
stration ever accorded anyone in
Kansas City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
IMPROVEMENTS
To CO FORWARD
SAY CITY DADS
Part Of Money Derived 10 Dc Used
In Developing shsnosn Springs
A. City Park: Work 10 10
start Soon.
EXTENSIVE SIDEWALK
PROGRAM IS MAPPED
Mayor Pushes Plan for Connecting
Network of Cement Walks:
Council Orders Condemnation
Frame Buildings.

Ono step noprer the realization
Of tho cliy's park building program
vaK taken last nlFht when the city
council. In adio3rned session. voted
to Instruct tho city treasurer 10
purchase $4,000 worth Of the city
park building bonds and thus pro.
vide for the improvement OF the
Shanoan Springs and other park
siies owned b. the city
The money to be expended for
the purchase OF the bonds will bo
drawn from the sinking fund.
Work on the improvement OF the
Shanoan Springs park site will be
started Immediately. according to
announcements made this morning
BY Mayor o. cof;man and p. c.
Stacey. chairman Of the city park
board. a meeting OF the park board
viii be held this afternoon at which
time plans and specifications for
the improvement OF the site proba-
bly, will be completed, Mr.. Stacey
said.
This work has been delayed sever
al months on account of the inability
TO dispose OF the park bonds now
being held In the city treasury. Fif-
ty thousand dollars worth of the
bonds remain unsold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01
F0CH PAYS TRIBUTE To AMERICAN ARMY Of 1878,
CALLING It REAL GRAND ARMY; ;PERSH|NG CALLS
ON DICTIONARIES FOR SILENT PRAYER FOR DEAD
Hosts Of Democracy Give Rousinu
Welcome 10 Leaders. okishoms
Leads Cheering with Ring.
Ing War whoop.
ALLIED CHIEFS BOOKED
TO REVIEW BIG PARADE
Lealonnalrcs 10 Pass In Review This
Afternoon; Cheering surpssses
Any Demonstration for Any
U. S. President.

ny United Press.
kanaaa city, Nov. i.-Gencrai
John j. PorshInE. with Marshal
Fooh and other leaders OF the allies
who are attending the American IL.
rion reunion here. were TO review
the Legionalrcs In a monster parade
this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

Leather may be stretched by rub
bing it with a rag soaked in hot
water.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-01

Queen Elizabeth knighted Sir
Francis Drake on the deck of his
ship.