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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19
by United Press

BY United Press.
Washington. Oct ~. President
Harding may proclaim the United
States officially at peace with the
Central powers Of Europe on Armis.
ticc day.
Peace between this country anl
her former enemies was virtually an
accomplished fact today. however
by the senate's ratification last night
OF the peace treaties with Germany.
Austria and Hungary.
The four countries will now for.
mally exchange ratification Of the
action taken. after which peace will
be officially proclaimed.
The administration treaties with
Germany, Austria and Hungary were
ratified last night by the senate. the
vote on the first two being e6 to
%. or eight more than the required
Two Thirds and in the case OF the
Hungarian pact 66 to IL. Three
senators were absent when the last
vote was taken. This action COM
pleted the administrations immcdl.
ate peace time program.
Only three republicans, Senators
Borah of Idaho. Lafollette OF Wis.
consin. and Norris of Nebraska. who.
absent on account of illness, were
paired against ratification, voted
against the treaties. Fourteen demo-
Gratis on the whole, supported the
treaties while two more were paired
in favor of ratification
Before final action was taken, a
democratic effort to substitute for
the German treaty the treaty of Yer
sailles with the twelve Lodge reser-
vations was defeated. and the for.
eign relations committee rcserya-
tions prohibiting American member.
ship on the allied reparations com.
mission or any other international
commission without the consent of
congress were adopted.
Prior to the vote on ratification of
the Germany treaty, which was first
on the list, republicans and demo-
Gratis resisted all attempts to amend
the treaty or the reservations re.
ported by the foreign relations COM
mittee.
The later, which were adopted
without a record vote, provide that
the United States shall not have
representation on the allied repara-
tlons commission, or on any other
international agency without ex-
press consent of congress.
An effort to substitute the treaty
OF Versailles with the twelve Lodge
reservations was also voted down,
fifty-nine to twenty-five The motion
was made by Senator King, demo-
crat, Utah, but Senator Lodge, Of
Massachusetts, the republican leader,
declared that the substitute was not
in the order, the Versailles treaty
not being before the senate, and
The motion was supported by the
solid republican membership and
five democrats Reed, Missouri,
Shields, Tennessee; Walsh, Massa-
chusetts; Watson, Georgia, and VIII
liams, Mississippi The latter based
his opposition on the Lodge reserva-
tion, which he criticised vigorously.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19
AUTOMOBILES To
Be USED IF ALL
TRAINS STOPPED
Lists o. Al Cars Being Prepared 10
Transport fooa and Supplies In
Case Rsllreacere CO Out on
October %.
LABOR BOARD MEETS
TO CONSIDER PLANS
Chairman Has Hardlna's Ideas: viii
be Put In shape for pressnta.
ton: Labor Chiefs Hold Meet
Before Conference.
DIV United Proaa

Sc Louis. Oct. is-llallroad cKocu
iivcs Of the southwest viii meet here
Friday to prepare measures to deal
with the threatened strike Of the rail
employees on October 30.
BENJAMIN Bush. president Of the
Missouri Pacific made this announce.
ment today. Mr. Buah. who Is head
Of the Southwestern Division Of the
National Association OF Railroad exc.
cuiiyes. said be had issued the call
for the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

Because turning them inside out
is one Of the most expensive opera
tions in the manufacture of burlap
and cotton bags a machine to do
that work has been invented
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

The Women's Patriotic Society of
Japan is probably the largest organ
ization of its kind in the world. 1t
has more than a million members.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19
NO CHANGE SEEN
IN ARMY RESULT
TREATY PASSAGE
Harding Says American Army oeev.
patton 10 Remain In Germany
Despite Ratification German
Pact by sens'i.
TO PROCLAIM PEACE
NOVEMBER II. BELIEF
Countries 10 Exchange Approval of
Action Before Actual Peace Ia
Proclaimed ls official Pre-.
gram az Required.


by United Press
Witt President Harding I'm Route
TO Williamsburg. Oct ~. Tho mil,
fication Of the German peace treaty
does not mean that American
troops will be removed from Ger.
many In The near future. Il was
learned today from a number of
President IIardlnE's official party.
Some of the soldiers may be- ~.
called. but the majority of the
American army of occupation viii
remain" the official fah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

In French Algiers some india
rubber trees are sixty feet high and
'have a girth of twenty feet,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

Exports and imports from the
Philippines in 1920 were valued at
ssOO,569,1sS,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

Australia has resources for nearly
sheep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

Defective diamonds are repaired
by burning process.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-19

| Al the latest nsws BY wirs
sssv day from the United
prsss Association
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

FOR SALE-Ford touring, just overhauled. Shock absorbers, Zenith carburators. Will sell at sacrifice. Fishman. 173 Cherry St.
 S-17~3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

Ao hENT-One five and one six room tene-
 Ahent, all improvements. IA Commercial ot 8-17-6d
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

NANTED-COrporation has desirable open Ing for ambitious ladies, permanent, ad vancement. s150O for first year. Am
 bilious Box 6. Herald. S-13-15-17,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

CYLINDER GRINDING-Repaar Wurk of all kinds. Automobile parts u1ade to order. Call up and get our new prices. The H. B. Mtg Works. 11o Rockwell Aw
 4-15-tf
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

NANTED-A room tenement, ali improve ments, by young American couple. Wes
 end preferred. Occupancy between Sep
 tember and October 1. Address Box 4 Herald. S-15-t,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

VANTED-Young lady for general house. work. No washing. 150 Maple St.
 S-16- Sd
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-FOrd worm drive truck, with cab and stake body, 6x8, in first class me
 chanical condition. Tel. 1859. S-17-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

FOR sALE-Six room cottage. new, all i'm provements. Main St., Kensington, opposit Paper Goods garage. Albino Olearo.
 ,l Gs.l S16-5d,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

WANTED-An experienced girl for general housework A. w. Rice, 29 Cedar St.
 S-17-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

WANTED-Furnished apartment of rooms for housekeeping. Must be entirely private
 and in good residential section. Also req sonable rent Desired by refined iAmeri- can couple. Can furnish best references. Care Herald Box 1sBB. S-15- Sd
New Britain herald., 1921-08-17

WANTED-Competent maid for genera housework. Three in family. Mrs. R. c
 Germond, 343 Hart St S-15-t
, 1921-12-21
KENYON is BITTER I'M
DENOUNCING NEWBERRY

e:can ecoun sheet that he showed In
his campaign.
"A large part OF the press OF the
state was subsidized IN the Newberry
campaign At least $40. 900 was spent
for publicity purposes. Two hundred
and one papers were secured. 0
Mr.. Ford is brought in as a smoke
screen in tho matter. Ford will not
secure this seal II Ford ever said the
things that have g charged he said
about tho American soldiers he shouid
not have n seat in this body. I want
to know the truth about this before
form an opinion. as ! doubt II he
over raid the things that have beer
charged.
81 realize that the stage is complete.
iy set for this performance. The sen,
ate today does not stand any too well
with n people OF the United States
when the brand of approval was pui
upon the Stephenson campaign in wis
consln the senate suffered in the opln
ion Of the country. When the brand
/ OF approval OF the Newberry cam
paign Is now placed by the senate upor
his scat II will suffer stili more. The
price OF senatorial seats has been go
ing up INT II IT keeps going up 1t viii
surely each the $500 900 mark in IN,
next 10 years"
Asserting the pending action Of tn,
senate will not be the last OF tn,
Newberry case Senator Kenyon de
clared the day II coming when Il vii
be heard in another court-the couri
OF h great American people"
, 1921-12-21

ushed nj n umc when the country
can know but little about 1t. II Mr..
Newberry were n Democrat he would
be promptly voted out under this rec.
ord. Some OF the Democrats would be
found stoutly defending him.
II deny hat h Newberry case is
any test OF Repubncanism. l deny
that h seven million majority OF the
Republican party last fall was a win.
dication OF any nuch methods. I deny
that the day VIII ever come when
Lorimerism and Stephensonism and
Newberryism will be n test for Rcpub.
licanism. The day has not yet arrived
when n few gentlemen in the senate
of the United States can determine
What Repubiioanism is. IL SO. God
a v the Republican party.
THE people of the n dc not
endorse the large expenditure OF mon.
ey In campaigns. Last year the Re.
publicans did not daro nominate eth.
er General Wood or Governor Low.
den because OF the enormous expendI.
lures in their campaigns. One or the
great contributing causes to the nomi.
nation OF Senator Harding was tho
, 1921-12-21


Tho rule OF Tho people is one +"
Senator Kenyon said. IF the senate
1ustifies the expenditure of hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars TO secure n
seat here"
While the federal act linlang cam.
paign expenditures has been declared
unconstitutional by tho supreme court
since the NeN'berry campaign. the
senator declared. 1t was in effect at
that time n so. he added. I'VE find
the common laws. the federal statute,
and the state statutes all violated. the
latter openly. notoriously So" The
records show an expenditure of ''at
a 100000 Senator Kenyon said,
adding that the plain inference from
the testimony is hat a much larger
sum was expended"
IF tho record showed the expendl.
ture OF a million dollars for Mr.. New.
berry" Senator kenyon continued, II
believe the senate still would seat him.
The social lobby has been active in
this case-and the social lobby is ef.
fectivc. No arugment here is going to
change any votes. Tho matter Is
, 1921-12-21
TREATY SIGNED
UNDER THREAT At LONDON
Continued from Pare l.,

CONTINUED from Pare IL
trainers OF the Irish constitution to
place the foreign king at a consider
able distance from the Irish people,"
adding:
The king symbolizes In himself the
Just anger Of the Irish people for $50
years"
Duffy said he made no apology for
signing the pact but felt that he
was bound TO drive home to he minds
OF the Irish people the circumstances
under which h signatures were ex-
torted- He commended that Ireland
could omit the kings head from the
coins OF the Irish Free State and could
abolish the Union Jack. and that I'm
framing the constitution the Irish peo.
pie should put the king Into exter.
Tor Darkness" as far as possible.
Going Owe the events that occurred
in London on December 4 and S, lead.
Ing up to the agreement. he said Prime
Minister Lloyd George had issued an
uitimatum requiring the signatures &c
the troat Of all h delegates under tts
threat OF immediate war.
Duffy said the Dan must be given
n rational alternative TO yhe treaty be
tcre rejecting IT.
My heart is with those opposing Il
but my reason Is against them" he
exclaimed.
The treaty. he declared. must be rati
fed in he interest OF the people 81
Ireland.
Duffy said no agreed with Lord
Grey that no peace with Ireland was
possible except on equal terms. but be.
fore the treaty could be rejected some
possible alternative should be produc.
ed. and he saw none.
Declaring his reason was against
those who opposed the treaty. although
ais heart was with them. he said a
solid basis Of principle was found in
the formula OF government by the con.
sent OF the government and thai the
people were entitled TO have the treaty
ratified
The treaty should be ratified under
protest. but "ratify II you must" he
declared.
Deputy James j. Walsh read n let.
ter from Mrs. Torrance Macswiney,
widow OF the lato lord mayor OF Cork,
who died In Brixton prison last year,
In which the writer declared hat &C
ceptance OF the treaty would be n
great mistake and a great triumph for
the enemy"
"out OF our great respect for the
lead we have refrained from readins
etters we have received from rela
lives of the dead-but we have them
Prof. Stockley. of Cork university
formerly Of Canada, opposed the treaty
n an empassioned speech. He said
hat whatever there was of English
a in him was shamcd by the British
'onduct regarding the treaty revealed
" George Cavan Duffy. I.
Deputy Whelan Of Galway support
d the treaty. He was deciaiming or
70 Importance OF the control OF edu
alton. accorded by the treaty. whe,
NJ. De Valera tartly interrupted him
With tho words:
Education based on dishonor. You
iii take an oath you don't mean 10
cop"
DE VALERA WORSTED
n DUBLIN DEBATE
LONDON. Dec. 20+(By The Asso.
, 1921-12-21
COAL RATES
ARE REDUCED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2i.-Reuc-
ton OF rates on coal from Chicago and
west TO Pacific coast points were an
nounced by the Southern Pacific COM
pany today. effective date to be an
nounced later. Present rates from
Chicago and ST. Louis nre sie.Io a
ton n from Missouri river points
$3.50 n ton. The new rate will be
$3.50 n ton.
Announcement was also made OF
the extension of the privilege of fab
ricating in transit OF iron and steel
tank plates in shipments originating
at Chicago ad west. when shipments
arc destined for Pacific coast points.
, 1921-12-21
Investigation
Into Hospital
Work Ordered

CHICAGO. Dee 21-Judge Philip
Sullivan TO-DAY ordered an investigation
OF charges that the city contagious
ciseaso hospital physicians and staff
are using children patients for expert
mental work in clinics.
The order followed complaints that
children. taken to TIC hospital for rom
tagious diseases were kept as long as
four years.
DR.. John Dill Robertson. city health
commissioner. attributed the charges.
which he declared false. to n medical
organization.
, 1921-12-21

here today by James H. Mathers.
county attorney.
ARDMORE. Okla. Dec. 21-Ry
The Associated PressePublicntfon
by a local newspaper of n note threat
ening he life OF the Rev. Charles
Wieth. pastor OF the First Presbyte-
rian church hero. and a member of
a delegation OF Ardmors citizens who
conferred with Gov. J. B. A. Robert
son yesterday relative to conditions in
Carter county. was the chief develop.
ment today in the situation preclpi.
lated by tho killing Of three men at
Wilson last Thursday.
The note was typewriter and con
tanned the single sentence.
Mr.. Rev. wieth. II o value your
life. you win leave town at once"
Tho note was postmarked Ardmore.
December 10. 1t was received by the
Rev. Mr.. wieth yesterday.
, 1921-12-21
CHARGES PILE
UP IN PROBE

mony the names of tho five other
Witnesses summoned to appear today
were called but mono Of the five re.
sponded to his name. The hearing
then went over until afternoon with
tho expectation that the absent wit
nesses might arrive by that time.
The chairman directed Colonel
Bethel. former Judge advocate general
OF the A z. r. to find out whether
it were true as charged by Wallis that
certain witnesses who were prepared
TO testify at the courtmartial against
Corporal Crawford. had not been per
United to go before the court.
, 1921-12-21
DIFFERENCE IN
INTERPRETING

Continued frora Page IL
had made constant concessions on the
sShantung question and that they made
n still further one in agreeing to con.
'sider h Chinese purchase OF the rail.
rocc by the issuance Of treasury bonds
IN six instnilments for three years.
This mould lei Il was said, the
abandonment OF the japanese view
that Japanese capitalists should mape
e loan agreement along the lines of
railroad loans contracted in China by
other foreign capitalists.
China agreed to accept Japanese
chief engineer but Japan laid emphn.
Is upon the desirability Of n Japanese
traffic manager 4 which China
would not agree. IL was said. The
Japanese also asked that a Japanese
chief accountant be employed.
= LONDON. Dec. 21.-tBy Tho Asso-
clated Press.)-George Harvey, Ameri-
GA ambassador. again conferred with
Premier BRAND OF Franco late this
afternoon. when the latter eiucidated
lhe French viewpoint concerning sub
marines and other secondary war
craft. German reparations and gen
-ehai eSoholhiC uiidiis also Werc dis-
scussed. it was earned. After the con.
ference IL was announced they would
meet again tomorrow.
-
: CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Dec. 21.-Un-
less tho submarines are destroyed
root and branch" an agreement
reached for reduction OF land armn-
ments. and the aircraft problem solved
the Washington conference will have
failed to Tive up to its full duty and
privilege" Josephus Daniels. former
secretary of the navy declared in an
address last night.
The submarine. Mr.. Daniels said.
WAS a greater factor In the world war
than all the capital ships, while bomb
ing planes. Ire predicted, will be tho
ssreatest danger in any possible future
rvar.
, 1921-12-21
Berlin Police
Commissioner
Is Sentenced

LEIPSIC. Dec. 21.-By The Asso-
ciated Press.HDr. Traugott Won ia
gov. former Berlin police commits
s!oner. was sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment today by the federal SUI
preme court for the part he played in
the Kapp revolt of March. 1920. which
temporarily overthrow the Ebert GOV
crnment.
, 1921-12-21
WARNING

The person finding special
police badge No. 6 is hereby
warned to turn the same into
police headquarters. Any
person caught wearing same
is liable to arrest on charge of
impersonating an officer.
J. A. SHEFFNER,
12-20-3t Chief of Police
, 1921-12-21
Harvard Will
2 Play Dartmouth

BOSTON. Dec. 21.-By The Associ-
ated Press)EThe football teams of
Harvard and Dartmouth will meet
again In the Harvard stadium On octo-
Der IS next. An agreement for one
year only was announced here today.
That date is that which Harvard had
offered to the Universfty OF Califor-
MIA and for which Nebraska and Pitts
burg were negotiating.
, 1921-12-21
CONFER WITH MEX OFFICIAL.

MENICo CITY, Dec. 21.-Repro.
sentatives OF J.. p. Morgan and com.
pany. and speyer and company. held
lengthy conferences with Finance
Minister De In Huerta yesterday.
, 1921-12-21
Falls Asleep
Smoking Pipe,
Is A~sphyriated

INDEPENDENCE. Iowa. Dec. 21.-
Chalmer Downs. 40 years OF age. was
appreciated by smoke in his room
here late Tuesday. He was smoking
his pipe In bed and fell asleep. the
bed clothing catching fire from
sparks.
, 1921-12-21
NONE HURT IN WRECK.

: BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 21.-New
eYork-St. Louis passenger train No. 8
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. was
partially derailed at Independence.
w. Va. today. No one was hurt.
, 1921-12-21
BANDITS
GET $4,000

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 2i.-Five
armed bandits shortly before noon to-
day held up the steelton branch Of
the Citizens Trust s. Savings bank
and escaped with $4,000.
, 1921-12-21
10 ACCUSED or
MURDER, PASTOR
Is THREATENED
Men Held for Killing of Three at Wilson,
Okla, Part of Mob of $50 Men,
Prosecutor Declares

: RDMoR Okla, Dec. 21:-tBy The Associated Press)
"A statement declaring that 13 men charged with murder in
with the killing last Thursday night of Joe Car.
roll at Wilson, were part of a band of approximately $50
men who assembled at night in a secluded pasture from
swhere they sent eight of their number to CarroIrs home To
, 1921-12-21
Entire Michigan Election Tainted by Lap
ISL Expenditure in Campaign, Iona
Senator Says in Speech

r. WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-Declaring the money spent in
Senator Newberry's campaign for election TO tbe senate fro ~
Michigan shows the entire election to be tainted" Senator
hehyon, republican, of Iowa, asserted in a speech in the sem
ate today on the F~ord-Newberry election contest that if that
oooy voted to seat the Michigan senator it would be under
, 1921-12-21

CANDLES FOR WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-windows
of the White House on Christmas eve
will be sdorned with lighted candles
Mrs. Harding has decided to renew an
old 1;ew Englan custom.
, 1921-12-21

ciated PresslNEamoan De Valera was
worstee in yesterdays debate in the
Dali Eireann as the result OF John
Milroy's disclosure of the substitute
oath OF allegiance said to have been
prepared by AR. De Valera. In The opin.
ion Of English newspaper correspond.
ents at Dublin. They did not look
upon developments as being favorable
to ratification OF the treaty. however.
The prospect Of a bitter political
struggle resulting from the debates in
tho DAN was discussed la come quar-.
tiers where it was said thar accuse.
tons OF treachcry have been privately
spread and fostercd. These Were
likely eventually to lead to physieal
encounters.
BELFAST. Dec. 31.-By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Armed bands operating
In the Limavady district; OF London
derry took is men from their homes
yesterday. removing them TO an un.
known destination. The raiders. who
were not disguised. were strangers &c
the neighborhood.
, 1921-12-21

Belts, Fur Caps, Hats, Blankets,
Trousers, Gloves, Wool Shirts are
appreciated gifts. Special prices
on all of these.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Fowler News

| The marriage of Miss Clara Hushaw
and woodson D. Huffman which was
solemnized at high noon Sunday at tho
lhome of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hushaw. was witnessed by
So relatives, and Intimate friends Of tho
couple. Rev. L. j. Barnettc performed
the ceremony. Miss Vivian McClain. OF
Manzanola. cousin of the bride, and
Edwin Hushaw, brother of the bride.
attended the couple. Following tho
ceremony n duncheon was served. Tho
couple left by automobile for Denver
on their bridal trip. They will reside
Fowler basket ball teams have won
both games played thus far this season.
, In tho game Friday night here, which
was we'll attended, Fowler defeated
Victor In tho girls game. the score be-
Ing 4s to 4. The boys team defeated tho
Las Animas team rs to IL.
/ Mrs. r. q. Nawter was called TO Bur-
leeon. Texas. Tuesday because of the
serious illness of her father.
| John waddlc. age 45 years. died at
his home Saturday afternoon following
an attack OF typhoid fever. He is sur
vived by his wife and six children.
Glen. Edna. Floyd. Howard. clifford
and Dorothy and by his parents. two
sisters. and five brothers. He was
member of Modern Woodmen Of Amer
having charge of the funeral services
which was held Mt Christian church.
Monday afternoon. Burial was IN tho
local cemetery.
Tho ladies of Methodist church Will
serve dinner at tho city hall Saturday
and will also hold their bazaar at that
time.