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The Washington herald., 1921-07-27
AVIATOR ATTEMPTS
FLIGHT OYER ANDES

LIMA, Peru, July 2s.-The first
time that such a flight has been
attempted. an Argentinian aviator
named Hearne has taken OF fxom
Buenos Aires for Lima He Is due
to make a stop at Santiago. Chile,
to deliver a letter to the president
Of Chile and then to continue to
Lima.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-27
Welcome to Neptune's Court

Atlantic City Suly soth. isz-
TO Ill LAY Concern
l. Eu.ra /. n.yor o City. hsrssy
point ssrs Of the Atlantic
City Pageant stA ssisesiso
OF the fer place Of
Lady OF Honor Of Carnival, dur-
ing Pageant
ny rsprssen.s.iys Atlantis eity that
the young uphold the tr.1itons
Of the great asussrs
and poa,s. Atlantic eit
DURING visit
si.hus ssshinstoD its sarf Of
ee,s.er,ns for the
Atlantic City Pageant an.
Isr3
-GG8a-~u~
Ksyer Of Atlantic eig
The Washington herald., 1921-07-27
Bad Storm Hits Fargo.

FARGO. N. Oak. July IA
cloudburst. accompanied by severe
hail. struck here late today. 1t was
feared heavy crop damage might
result. \
The Washington herald., 1921-07-27

CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
PLAN CALL HUNS
To BENCH TO-DAY
TO FIX DAMAGES
Allied Council to Pass Sentence on
Germans for War Damage;
U. S. To Have Voice in
Fixing all Mandates
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Feb 2S.--Germany was
called before the allied bench today
to receive her sentence for the dam
1ge inflicted by her in the great
world war.
Indications weer that the allied
representatives, who were backed b.
their military chiefs were to impose
the demands on Germany that were
decided upon at the Paris. confer
ence of the allies which was held in
Paris last month.
U. S. to Have Voice.
By United Press.
Paris, Feb. 28.-The right of the
United States to a voice in fixing
mandates is recognized by the
League Of Nations in a note which
was laid before the supreme council
Of the league today by Arthur Bal
four and the British delegates.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
CANNON TEST To
RENDER'vERD|C!
SOON IS BELIEF
Drilling al 2,2t5 Feet IN shale Fol.
lowing Gravel Strata: Report
Says Gladys Belle Finish.
es Fishing

Thccr may be another oil well iol
Grady county by Saturday night. AMI
then again. there may be n duster
at the location OF uie Cannon Drill
Ink company near Bradley. on the
Todd ranch In section s.i.s. Either
N these vpaslbllities could come hy
next Saturday night ana from indl.
cations. q decision one way or the
other 10 highly probable by that
time. a.
This. on condition that no rock
formations are encountered. Yesier-
day afternoon about o'clock. the
drill went into a broken sand or
gravel formation at 2.2s9 feet. This
formation was carried TO e.2G5 feet.
Above the gravel or broken sand
was gumbo and when the Bit went
out OF Il. the hardest stale that he's
yet been encountered was picked up
The depth is nearing that OF pro.
duction In the Cement held. as well
as the deeper sands at Duncan and
by Saturday night. barring bad luck
In drilling. they should have a sand
OF proof that they have drli,el In
the wrong place. Tom Cannon. gen.
eral manager OF the company states
that they will continue drilling to i
depth Of $500 feet. unless thep pick
up a sand between uieir present
depth and the 25OO foot level. In the
event they are forced to go 25O0 feet
deep, they will hardly make It this
week. however. but they are near
enough to render verdict soon.
Gladys Bell Clean, Report.
That the Gladys Belle. drilling on
the Hill farm, three miles north OF
Rush SPRINGS In section a-in.7w. has
eliminated the bad fishing Job that
has been holding up operations there
for several weeks. was the report
that reached Chickasha this morn
ing They had an exceptionally bad
lob on hand having n number ~
Joints of drill stem stuck in the hole
with a bunch of cavings on top o.
them. The report stated that The
drllers had lifted the last joint out
of tle hole after shooting the string
n two with nitro, and were now
ready TO start making new hole. An
effort TO check up the truth of this
report, failed, however.
The depth Of the hole is under.
stood to be below 1000 feet. II is
the second hole they have drilled
that deep. The crew lost the first
one with fishing job similar to the
one now reported eliminated, follow
ing which they skidded the rig and
started the present hole.
No report has been received in the
ast few days from the Alexander
east Of Rush Springs where
they had bad fishing job on at
around 1900 to 1900 feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
Decision Handed Down Today BY
Supreme Tribunal settles Cases
That's Held up Function
Inc Of Act
TO GREATLY RELIEVE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Make Possible New Loans TO Farm
ers; Supreme Court Also Rules
Agents Need Search War
rants Hunt Liquor
by United PscsA

by United PSesS.
Washington. Feb. Is Tho Federal
farm loan act IL constitutional the
supreme court declared In decision
handed down today.
The decision came IN a suit which
has halted the business Of the farm
loan system for several months.
The vote Of the court on the ques
tion Of six to two. Justices Holmcs
ana MeReynolds dissenting.
This decision on BE part OF the
high tribunal Of the land is expected
to aid greatly In relieving the finan.
cial distress which Is now confront.
ing the agricultural interests OF the
country II Is pointed out uiat Il
viii now be possible to extend more
loans TO farmers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
LEAGUE NATIONS
MEMBERS IN ROW

BY United Press.
Balboa, Feb. 2S.-Panama and Cos
ia Rica, both members Of the League
of Nations and bound by its war
prevention clauses, rushed prepara-
tions for war today.
Panama already has troops in the
disputed province Of Chiriqui and Is
sending more. soldiers to Coto today.
Panama hM ihlso raised. a force Of
volunteers whidh W waiting only for
arms.
Costa Rica, following her invasion
of Chiriqui has made no statement
of her intentions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
WOMAN INJURED
AS AUTOS CRASH
HERE ON SUNDAY
Mrs. Joe Nevotany Taken TO Local
Hospital; Injuries Not Serious
Fines Paid on Reckless
Driving Charges

Mrs. Joe Nevotany. wife Of a farm
er living north Of Chickasha, was
Knocked unconcious Sunday morning
when the Ford touring car in which
she was riding was hit by large
machine at the corner Of Sixth street
and Choetaw avenue II. o. Fry
rear was driving the machine which
crashed into the Nevotany car.
The injured woman was taken to
local hospital, just few yards
from the scene of the accident, where
he regained consciousness in a
short time
Miss Nevotany, sister-in-law of the
injured woman, was plotting the Ford
machine. The two small children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nevotany also
we're occupants Of the machine.
Driven Pays Fine
In police court this morning, Fry
rear paid fine Of 500 when found
guilty on reckless driving charge.
Claud A. Beddngfield, driver Of the
machine that crashed into .the Bert
3. Barefoot car at the corner OF
Fifth street and Minnesota avenue
Friday evening, paid two fines of
500 each this morning. He was
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and with driving an auto
mobile recklessly. Mr.. Barefoot, wife
and small son narrowly escaped in
iury in the Minnesota avenue-Fifth
street crash.
Another Sunday Afternoon
Another automobile crash was re-
ported to police yesterday afternoon,
A Ford racer is alleged to have
crashed into touring car being driy-
en- by A. Sidney Hancock, deputy
sheriff. None of the occupants Of
the two machines were injured, and
the damage to the automobiles was
small.
A complaint charging Del La, Boon,
driver of the machine which fig
ured with the Hancock car, with ex-
ceeding the speed limit, was filed in
municipal court this morning. The
complaint was signed by the deputy
sheriff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
0. c. W. STUDENT RECITAL

Ten students will appear in the
student recital this evening at the
Oklahoma College for Women. They
are: Erma Dow, Lois Dennison, Ber-
nice Bone, Vivian Crawford, Flora
Lipe, Edna Penfield, Daphne San
ders, Maggie Mae Pruitt, Ola Har-
ris and Emma Zoe Williamson. The
recital will begin promptly at $40
o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28

building about December IS and
every room has been in use since
January /.
About 6S students have been given
instruction at the st. Joseph Aca-
denny, it was stated this morning. OF
this number, nearly As are girls.
Only girls are accommodated in the
new building, the boys dormitory
being of the frame buildings whic,
were moved to the southwest corner
of the st. Joseph block.
Many Donations.
Many individual donations make
up the finishings and furnishings OF
the building. The elaborate altar is
one of the Individual donations Of
Rev. Father Wilwerding and the
ladies' OF the Altar society did much
in furnishing the chapel.
Statues in memory of several de
ceased members of the denomina
tion rest in the halls of the new edi
flee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
LOCAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE DUE To
MOVE THIS WEEK
r. 7. Denbo, Head of School, Leases
Upper Floor Of Santa Fe De-
pot; Is Ideal Arrange
ment for School

After this week, the Chickasha
Business college will be located on
the second floor of the Santa Fa
station building, corner Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue, 1t was an.
nouneed today by r. T. Denbo, head
of the SCHOOL.
Work of moving the college from
its present location, All IL Chick
asha avenue will be started today
and the management hopes to com
plete the job this week
The new business college head
auaIters were built for the general
offices of the Oklahoma Centra'
railroad company which sold the
Observation-Disclosures road to the
Santa Fe. The rooms have been un-
occupied for eight years
Rooms to be occupied by the col
lege are modern, with steam heat,
and finished in hardwood. The halls
are finished in marble and the build
ing throughout is fire proof.
"A suite of rooms for every depart
ment of the college are available in
the new quarters, embracing eleven
rooms, including large bookkeeping
room, banking department, toilets,
cloak rooms, rest rooms, ETC.,
Tile Chickasha Business colleg
was established in 1904 and is one OF
the largest and oldest establishments
of this kind in .the state. Starting
on a small basis, the institution has
prospered and has graduated a large
number of students who became ex-
perts in the work taken in the col.
Ilege. More than sixty students are
now being given instruction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
SENATE To TAKE
UP B|LLs.T0DAY
By United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb. 2S.--The SEN
ate this afternoon was to take up
the departmental appropriation bill
and the road patrol bill. 1t was ex-
pected that consideration would be
given the road patrol bill first.
The house of representatives met
at 10 o'clock this morning AMI
started the final reading of the gen.
eral election bill. 1t was expected
that vote would be taken on the
measure this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
SCHEDULE GRADY
BAsRETEERs FOR
BIC TOURNAMENT
Play to start Friday; ef Teams 10
Participate: Many vis.,ors Es.
peeted In City TO Witness
All Contests

rollowlng ,ho conforonco M achoo
enresentatlyes held Saturday af,er
ANN I'm tho ofnce ~ II n Alien
county supcrlntendent the schedule
for tho prcllmlnarv eames OF Tho
county basketball tournament 10 he
hold hore Friday and saturauy were
announced
The schodule for clnss.A boya was
,nounced m follows. Rush snrlng.
va yorden: pocnsaet w bradley:
NInnekah VA Ambcr. Tuttle W win.
nor Of Ninnekah.A Amber rnme
Class.n boys. stsver "a Friend /:
Norge VIZ chlckasha iunlor high
schooi. Neridlan W winners
class.c bovs. Aeme Va Little
Rush: Lucille val winner
Class ID boys: Pleasant Valley Va.
Rocky Ford: slatcn Va lonlne: Aga.
van vs. winners
clrls' preliminaries
ctass.A eirls. yerden W pocasset.
Rusb snrings va. winner.
classD girls. Norge Va. Friend;
Junior high chool = winner.
Class.C girls. Acme VS.. stoyer:
fonlv two tennis entered).
Present holders of the cubs are:
Nlnnekah class.A bovs: Rush
springs class.A girls: Meridian. class
y bows: Junior high school. class-B
girls. Acme. CLASSIC boys: >Slayton.
class.p boys
The Rush SPRINGS sextette IS the
only team which has held a cup two
seasons.
More Than 20 Games
Twenty.three games were played IN
,be 1920 county basketball tourna.
ment, according 10 O. A. Gasaway,
assistant county superintendent. one
more team was entered last season
han has been entered for the tour.
nament this week Mr.. Gasaway ex.
pects about 2t games, all of which
-ill be PLAYED ON the Chickasha high
school court
Schools represented in the tourna-
nent probably will dismiss school
friday in order that fans may accom-
many tha yarlous teams. County Sup.
arintendent Allen said A large num-
her Of out.of.town visitors are ex-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
ONCE OKLAHOMA
SOL0N SUICIDES
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, Feb. 2S.-George Emmett
Wilson, aged 81, Oklahoma state
senator from 1914 to 1918 shot and
killed himself here today.
Dependency over his defeat in the
recent aldermanic elections here in
which he ran, is believed by his
friends to have prompted his suicide.
Mr.. Wilson was elected to the legis-
lature from Beckman county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
Search Warrants Necessary.

BY United Press.
Washington, Feb. 2S.-Reyenue
agents must have search warrants
before they can lawfully invade pri.
yate homes in hunting for liquor.
the supreme court of the nation de-
clded today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
BIG FIGHT JULY 2

4 By United Press. I
+ New York, Feb. 2S.-Tex Rick I
+ ard, promoter today announced I
+ that the Dempsey-Carpentier 1
+ fight for the championship of the !
+ world will be staged on July 2. I
i The site has not yet been Sc /
+ lected, Mr.. Rickard declared, I
Z but stated that all other ar I
+ ragements have been made. !
+ ' I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
PRESENT DALTON CASE

BY United Press.
Chicago, Feb. 2S.-The case Of
William Dalton, the 17-year-old boy
who is charged with the theft OF
sT72,00O in Liberty Bonds from the
Northern Trust company here, was
presented to the grand jury here TO-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
Reseuers Take Bodies from Debris
When Crack Trains Collide al
Crossing; Try 10 Place
Blame
STATEMENTS RAILMEN
CONFLICT ON POINTS
Towerman Says Ne Set Stop signal;
Engineer Claims signal Gave
Him Right Of Way Over
Road intersection
by United Press.

by United Press.
Porter, Ind. Feb eS.--A total OF
forty bodies had been taken from tho
wreckagc today OF the New York
Central Interstate Express aud tho
Michigan Central Canadian flyer.
ncaf here.
Although mansled limbs and other
hits Of human anatomy were stlll
scattered through the wrecka1e. res.
cue, workers believed that these were
parts OF bodies already recovered
and did not believe that the death
toll would run higher
Investigation into the cause OF tho
wreck was started today by state
and local authorities. The corners
inquest. over the bodies Of the vic
tins, was to be held in Michigan
City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28

fhysicians were puzzled by the
strange ease Of Marian Rubin. eight
years old. Of Waukegan. lll.. who
talked continuously for 2ls hours.
Oplates tended TO blur the child's
enunciatlon but did not stop her
efforts at speech. After a consulta.
ton OF specialists It was found that
the vertebrae were slightly mlsplac.
ed so that there was pressure on the
nerve controlling speech. Manlpu.
latlon OF the chlld's spine finally In.
duced sleep for an hour but when
she awoke she began to talk again
treatment has tended TO relieve the
Continuation Of the manipulation
trouble and IL Is believed that a cure
will be effected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28

WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma
: Tonight and Tuesday partly +
cloudy to cloudy, warmer Tues i
) day.
Local Temperature.
; Maximum 66. Minimum 40. 4.
/ 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
Try To Fix Blame.

According to information gathered
by railroad and police authorities to.
day the blame for the wreck lay
between the engineers OF the Mich-
gan Central train and the towerman
at Diamond crossing where the
wreck occurred.
The Michigan Central train at G
o'clock last night was coming down
on the dangerous crossing at
speed Of so miles an hour. II hit the
derail set against H. The engine and
all the cars left the rail.
The train was still plungIng along.
laying half way across the Michigan
Central tracks which intersect tho
New York Central rails when the
Interstate Express, at an approx.
mate speed of 60 miles an hour.
plunged into the forepart of the
Canadian train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28
Statements Conflict.

3hhetlti tldils
Statements Conflict.
James Cook, the towerman stated
that besides having the deralI set
against the Michigan Central he also
had the signals set to stop the train.
Engineer William Long, of the
Michigan Central claimed that the
signals as set gave him the right Of
way.
Most of the dead were from Michi-
gan City and this vicinity. The Inter-
state Express was running from Bos-
ton to Chicago and the Canadian
from Chicago to Toronto.
Scene Lonely Spot.
The scene Of the wreck is a lone
ny junction point bordering on the
sand dunes about forty miles from
Chicago. It was two hours before the
arrival Of the first relief train and
only the efforts Of volunteer fire
fighters prevented many OF the in
jured from being burned to death.
Twenty bodies were taken to Chez
terton, Ind, and four to Michigan
City, Ind, in an automobile. Identifi-
cation Of many bodies was impossi.
BILE because Of their mangled condi-
tions.
There were no physicians and first
aid was given the injury only by
passengers
The tower man of the Michigan
Central was arrested Immediately
after the wreck, officials saying they
believed he had left swith closed,
causing the derailment of the east
bound train.
According to railway officials at
the scene of the wreck, the disas-
ter was caused by the failure of the
engineer Of the Michigan Central
train to heed block signal at the
cross-over where the Michigan Cen
trail and New York Central tracks in
tersect.
The block signal automatically set
a derailing switch. When the Michi-
gan Central train failed to heed the
signal against it, it struck the de-
railing switch and ploughed along
the ties for 800 feet before it stopped
with the wooden coach directly on
the track in front Of the on-coming
New York Central trais which hit 1t
souarely then ploughed its way
through the wreckage before it could
be stopped,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-28

AL the iatest news BY wire
every day from the United
Prsss Association.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-05
100000 SHIPMENT
OF BATH TUBS HERE

If you reside in Bogalusa or vicin-
ity. and do not have a bath tub in
your home, it is not going to be due
to the fact that there are not suffi-
Gent bath tubs in Bogalusa at low
enough price, for on Monday M.
Marx received a carload of bathroom
fixtures and another carload of sew
erage pipe and fittings. The cost of
the two carloads is near the $4,000
mark, and so far as is known IS the
largest shipment ever made to the
state of Louisiana, outside of the city
of New Orleans.
Buying in such quantities, Mr..
Marx announces that he will sell
these necessities at New Orleans
prices and meet all competition, and
will, therefore, save the citizens of
Bogalusa, who need new bath fix
lures, several hundreds of collars.
Fhe entire shipment is the Essex
line, recognized as one of the best
made. All have been removed from
the tracks to his store and are ready
for your inspection.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-05
TIGERS BREAK EVEN
WITH CRESCENT STARS

The 'Y", Tigers, Bogalusa's colored
ball club, broke even with the Cres-
cent Stars in the doubleheader at the
Colored Athletic Park Sunday aft
ernoon. The Tigers shut out the vis-
itors in the first game to the tune of
2 to o, but were unable to keep up
the pace and lost with the score Of
IA in the second contest.
The eolored team this year, while
not equal to the Bogalusa Paper Com
pany team of last season, which
swept every amateur and semi-pro
aggregation in the state before them,
is, none-the.less, a fine bunch of
players, and fans who have attended
the games state they are afforded an
exceptional afternoons entertain
ment.
The last game~o Of the series be-
tween the Stars and the Tigers will
be played next Sunday.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-05
''MAMMA'S AFFAIR"
AT GARDEN TONIGHT

Constance Talmadge in "Mamma's
Affair."" the Harvard University
prize by Rachier Barton, Butler,
which is directed by Victor Fleming,
will be featured at the Garden The
alter tonight Thursday May 7th.
The screen adaptation was made by
John Emerson and Anita Loos and
is released as First National Attrac-
ton. With the exception of Kenneth
Harlan, the cast is composed of those
who originally created the individual
parts in the Broadway production, in
GLIDING Effie Shannon, Katherine
Kaelred, George LeGuerre and Ger
trude LeBrandt.
Without single days vacation in
between, Constance has already
started work on her next picture,
''The Man From Toronto" which viii
be the first of series of two or three
comedies to be directed by Chet
Whitney. 1.-THE Man From Toronto"
is adapted for the screen by Grant
Carpenter, from Douglas Murry's g.
act play Of the same name. This play
was produced in New York bq Henry
Miller, under the title of Perkins, .
and is still running in England under
its original name, "The Man From
Toronto" Kenneth Harlan willy be
seen as Miss Talmadge's leading man
and others who have important parts
are: George Fawcett, James Harri-
son, Flora Finch, w. r. Webb and
Florence Short.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-05-05
CLASSIFIED
VEDTTSHNG
51:BR95
FOR SALE


lhave a nice residence in
Aalheast BogaIusa, with 4
ns, back gallery and bath
airs; five rooms, vesti-
buffers pantry, back
plIsry and bath downstairs.
wants house, two rooms;
ls, suitable for garage;
E front yard, with flow
already planted. Just
IN complete repair and
ed, two coats inside and
De; roof with cement
creOsote. For sale at a
gain For cash or terms.
B. D. TALLEY.