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New Britain herald., 1921-12-24
NEW BRITAIN KACEYS
 WIN UPHILL BATTLE
WhiriWnd Spurt tn second Half Gives Locals Victory Over Rock vile In That Town Last Night.

The New Britain Kaccys gtagad q great comeback in tho game with Rockville kaccys last night tH that town, and won 25 to 70, in well played game During the first haf the RockNlle's played whirlwind game and led the Hardware City ads at the close, 17 to Q, The locals had in the lineup, Tommy Reynolds, who is performing with the Pratt In- stitutc team of Brooklyn. Tommy had his scoring eye with him last night, accounting for four field goals, Ted der tildu't was also much in cyi- dcnco, with three field goals Jimmy Murphy entered the scoring column with a field goal Rcstclli and Shee- han also scored double counters from the floor
 The summary
New Britain herald., 1921-12-24

Bees place tnelr honey in the cool. est place in the hive.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-24

Ninety per cent of a silver coin is silver.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-24

San Diego, Cal, Dec. PA large crowd of former KentucEans was on hand at the Santa l'e station yestcr- day to welcome the Centre College squad on it's arrival for it's contest with the University of Arizona.
 The field at the City Stadium where the game is to take place is still soaked from recent rains.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-24
CENTRE ELEVEN ARRIVES
kcntuCkians Reach san Diego for
 Game With Arizona.

Los Angeles, Dec. 24.-Thc Centre college football team left here yestcr- day for San Diego, where on Dec. 26, it is scheduled to meet the University of Arizona eleven. Alvin (Bo) Me Millin said that. while he had agreed to coach a college team in Shreve- port, La, for three years, beginning next fall, he would remain at Centre after his graduation in February to coach track and basketball players for spring contests.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Let's Go To Work

ny THE RESULT of yesterday recall election Albuquerque
has been preserved the commissioner whose
recall sought have been sustained and their position and
policy endorsed by overwhelming majority and
ty people the cys employ
be aleg rance above that to the public service.
The result satisfactory to those who the attempted
call and the proposed amendment to the city charter
the future Of Albuquerque and to the welfare all the
people The result should be satisfactory to all concerned in the
election because the result decisive statement Of what great
majority Of the people want in local government
The recall election forced situation city which
strong stand 1t situation which could be
sradded stated in soft evasive terms cessary
place the before the people without fancy cloak
The Evening Herald did The people by majority Of
1000 votes agreed with this position Natur
ally The Herald feels satisfaction the result
The Herald has the friendl feeling labor
We have found discuss union bor leadership
with utmost frannes believing that for the wei
fare Of and well for the public
This newspaper believe feeling
those who supported the commo yesterday election
the opportunity forget this incident forget
ever been division among the people Albuquerque
phase of the struggle just endedand work
welfare Of this city and its people
There great things that be done for Albuquerque in the
immediate future By united action and cordial cooperation
ourselves can do those things In doing them will create
dons here which will make business good for merchants work
abundant for labor, prosperity for all
We have had fight probably that must have been
fought out later The important thing the fght
The people have spoken decivy and the
Let forget 1t and-go to work
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Condition of Kansas
Winter Wheat Declines

TOPEKA. kas NAV 2l-Thc con-
dition OF Kansas winter wheat has de-
ciined % points Ia the last month.
according 10 IN, May crop report OF
the state board Of agriculture. The
condition Be- placed ~ IA per cent
vita an estimated Yield OF b,300. 900
bushels or i2.GS bushels Co the ac re-.
should this Yield be realized, the
report says. u would be- gb.afl goo
bushels under last years production
hut .OOO. 900 bushels above the five
year average The MAY condition "a
year ugu was S8A The report -
Inmates that f.Gbf0o0 acres OF corn
viii be- planted or 30 per cent le-s
than in 1890
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
VOTERS DECIDE
4 AGAINST UNIONS OF
CITY WORKERS
Majorities Range From
$40 to 900; Total of
4,630 Votes Cast

The attempt 10 recall the three
city commissioners failed in the
election yesterday when voters re-.
tanned them in office by ma iori.
tics ranging from $40 to 900. The
suggested charter amendment
which would have prevented the
city manager from discharging an
cmployc because Of membership in
union failed by 500 votes
The total vote east was 4.G30,
a record in city elections, but It
was the first city election in which
women were entitled 90 vote. II
was only about so per cent Of the
total registration
The result of the election
means that the discharged fire.
men will not be taken back and
that the newly organized depart
mcut will be drilled into per.
manent fire fighting force
City Manager Gladding said today
he did not have any new plans to an
nounce yet regarding the force and
that Acting chief Collister would con.
tinuc 10 serve In that capacity.
Walter NJ Conneil. chairman Of
thr city commission, expressed graf
itiyation that the commission had
been sustained. and said that he and
, his colleagues would carry forward
ih" work ~ tho city IN line with the
policy they had been pursuing. lIo
tatId t considered the vote yesterday
Y vote of confidence in the conduct
ct the city'S affairs as well as an "a.
precision against the organization of
union" among the city employees
Tar citizens Committee ct 100
.,ulyh conducted tho uEht against
tho recall disbandcd at 70 O'Clock last
uight when virtually complete ng.
uroH showed the commission had been
sustained. Louis A. Mcltac expressed
appreciation ct the cooperation OF
tho citizens in th" campaign and of
tN, support uf the press liv ulFl
oppressed hop. that nll classes iu th,
city would band together tlr the uu
huIldiug ut the city.
tn, returns were quickly couutr,
last night and at $40 o'clock Were
-uirrl,uty complete 90 determine
thr result and tn" Evening Hvral,
rIy. notice that the commission ha,
h,'u sustained ly hloWinE two blast
OF the whistle az ~" city wHt'rwotk
uItut.
Great Interest was manifest In th'
result uf the election as t'lcphou'
calls sWumped IN" Herald office be-
fore th, whistle was blown aud fo
uu hour rttcrward boy persons who In
uuir,d as Co what th" mujoritt's were
4 table showing the vote y"rtcrdu'
viii h" iuund IN another column.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Repine No Longer, Ye BaldheadS!
Hair Planter Is Invented!

Dr. Parsegan calls his machine the
scalp turnover" and says that TO
perfect u took 20 years OF study and
thousands OF dollars
And this work was prompted by
love and vengeance. he explains. and
now he ia roiiickinE In glec at the
prospect OF driving hair restoring
nostruna from the barber shops.
Al first glance the hair planter
looks very much life an ordinary au-
tomato pistol.
u has a grip and stock and inside
Is tho mechanism which unrcels the
Hpooied hair and the go hollow
needles which push the hair where
most needed.
The machine is encompansed IN a
silver mounted case OF a size no larger
than the ordinary safety match box.
For the present no sales are 10 be
made 20 the public. AZ the machine
will be offered exclusively 60 hospitals
and the medical profession until u
has been proyed a scientific success
Spring In the best time for plant
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

CHICAGO. May 2i.--inJurics In
CURED In an automobile accident
and alleged 10 have caused klcpto-
mania were held Responsible by rel
atiyes aud physicians today Tor the
acts of Mrs Joseph =. Hell. wife OF
wealthy broker. who confessed last
night according to the police, that
Tor more than year she had been
rObtlng homes of wealthy families by
posing as a maid. The loot WAS said
to total more than $3.50 and much
Of II was found IN Mrs. iicirs home.
Mrs. Hell was held In detention
home today ON four formal charges
OF robbery. Her condition WAS said
by attending physicians TO be serious,
for IN addition TO mental troubles
with which she was said To be affiict
ed. she IN soon 10 become a mother.
Mrs. lleil with an allowance ui
$500 "a month from her hueband. two
automobiles ana "a magnificent home,
forged references. according TO her al
legged confession. and obtained em-
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Rich Brokers' Wife Poses
as Maid and Robs Homes of
Wealthy Families of $25, 900

pIoymcnt as maid In fashionable
north shore homes. robbing them a.
she left She was identified BY four
former employers
The loot ranged from canary bird
cages TO valuable pieces Of iewelfy.
A number OF platinum pins and dia-
mond rings were being traced today
hy the police through pawn tickets
fOcnd In Mrs Hcii's home.
Her husband had recently given her
a small apartment building, 4 was
aid hy relatives. and Mrs. Hell was
quoted as saying that much % the
properly she stole wus used In fur
niahiug a.
AIR Hell refused for some time 10
believe the charges against his wife.
why. I can cash my personal
cheek for fasO,o0o ut any Chicago
bank" he told reporters Why
should my wife stenif"
His Income was said TO be more
than fis0.OU0 year.
Mrs. Hell is mistress Of several scr
wants Shc In as years old.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
MARINE WORKERS
TO ACCEPT WAGE CUT
Agreement Understood
To Have Been Reached
Today

WAsHGNGTON. May 90 Accept
luoc OF the % per cent wage reduc-
zion for marine engineers demanded
by the shipping board, but with
notifications as Co working condl-
lions. b. understood tu be Included iu
an argument reached here today at
conferences between Secretary Davis.
Chairman B,usuu uf tho board and
representatives. ct the Marine EnEi-
u,etF' Beneficial Association
The changes in working conditions
ana overtime. II was Indicated would
bring the actual reduction in wages
Co somewhat less than o. per cent
Secretary HuNi " :. Jenkins ~
the shipping board and the marine
engineers rrpres natives VIII go 90
Sew York today 90 confer with the
American steamship owners aasncia-
tion in an cnort 20 have u agree 20
IN, terms also.
Tho radio operators ana scamcn' 81
reprpHruiatiNts would agree To- the
b, mo terms. M. Davis believed.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Reinburg Suggested as
State College Head

SANTA ~. MAY 2i-Statc senator
T. A. lt"iuhurF, Dona Ana county.
b. regarded as n possible selection as
Ir a. ". Ilotntcr's successor as
president of tho state college. accord
inr to report heard here. Dr Clo-
thior, who has been head of IN, cul-
lrgr frr the last year, has resigned
ant will leave tlp institution iuur 4.
80 tJr hi- sut,, ssOr has not been
named
Mr. Rciuhurg is graduate of the
United States naval academy az An
napolis and was formerly captain in
the uaNys destroyer flotilla
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
| Chief JUSTICE WHITE
ARE IMPRESSIVE
Buried Within Sound of
Court Over Which He
Presided

WASHINGTON. May 2i.--with
honors rendered doubiy impressive
by the simplicity of the ceremony. the
body OF Edward Douglass White.
chief Justice OF the United States was
buried today In Oak 1ill cemetery. 10
sleep forever within sound Of the city
where his great service TO the nation
was rendered. simultaneously with
tho hour OF tho funeral. President
Harding had ordered that al 10 a. m.
the American flag. wherever flown,
be half masted and that n funeral
salute OF seventeen guns be fired az
American military and naval stations
throughout the world.
A small company had gathered In
~. Matthews church when the hour
OF service arrived. Close up 10 the
altar the casket was banked over with
flowers and directly behind Il Prcei-
dent and Mrs Harding took their
places. while cabinet members. diplo-
mats and committees OF congress.
high department officials ana others
% those representing a government In
mourning were grouped with a few
intimate friends.
The uniforms OF Major GENERAL
March chief OF staff, and the officers
who accompanied him 20 represent
the army. and OF Admiral Coontz.
chief of operations ot the navy. and
his officers. marked hiEh lights
abong the somber black OF the ci-
VILLAINS.
When all we're in their places. the
doors were opened TO the throng that
waited outside and the church was
quickly filled.
Requiem mass was celebrated by
Monsignor Lee. rector OF the church
Justice White attended. Al the altar
were gathered also a group of clergy
~ n.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

SANTA FE. May 2i-Aroused from
his slumbers at a. m. BY the racket
of playing dogs on his 'front.' porch
Attorney Theodore Espe walked out
TO Investigate. 10 his astonishmcnt,
he found a coyote lying on one OF the
large swings on the verandah while
the puppy OF the household and other
dors were playfully jumping up a.
the swing. Mr.. Coyote was driven
on and evidently tried TO make him-
self at home In a nelghboring house
whrac proprietor ended his career
with a bullet. Later Il developed that
the animal was a pet who had work
cd himself loose from his chain aud
had sought shelter Of other santa ~
homes.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
3 Youths Convicted
OF Staying Jailer;
Sentenced to Hang

SILVER CITY. May 2i'-Gunty of
first degree murusr was the verdict
Of Tho jury in the case Of Elcnt"rio
Corral. Rumaldo l.uzanu and Jesus
Ko,hol, charged with killing OF Jailor
Ventura Heucomo when they cscap-
I'd from the silver City iaii ON April
The three prisoners were s-nteuc-
,d to hang Corral is 10 years old,
l.ozlno ~. and Hochoa. 22
The prompt trial and conviction ot
the slayers established now record
Tor speedy justice in Grant county
Tho trial was started on TUESDAY.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

In ono hour NO the physician
claims. u will plant $50 new hairs
deep into the barren pate and trim
thum OF with niccty.
u uses human hair from healthy
heads
once tho hairs have been shot In
to tho scalp by tho needles of the
planter they win take root and grow.
inNs Dr Parsegan. ANY color car
be used %
For example. tho blond hair plant
ed in the dome Of thought OF th'
man who was once blond Will tax
on the pigment Of the origina
growth.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
70 MEN HOLD UP
FREIGHT TRAIN AND
GET $4,000 LOOT
Cars Robbed of Silks,
Shoes and Clothing;
Hauled in Trucks

BTFFALO. y Y. MAY 2i-Twcn-
iy men. mHsk"d'and armed. held up
ir'iEht train on the Sanhorn branch
of the N-w YORK Central railroad
near North TunHWaudu early today
and carried away silks. shoes. cloth
ing. automobile tires and other freight
estimated tu ba worth $4,000
The train was held for half an hour.
half the bandits covering the crew
and railroad detectives with weapons
while the others loaded the goods
into xix motor trucks. The bandits
headed Tor Buffalo with their loot
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

gpOKANE. wash, May ~. Tho
Iorumotiy, department ot The Great
No. thorn Hlllway shops ~ Hlllynrd.
which Idioins Spokane, win bc closed
from May eN to July o. company on
,ialS announced today. ABOUT 400
mon are concerned The reason given
Be- lack of business on tho road Tue
car department of the shops ana me
ruundhouss are not affected hy th'
orders
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

ing hair" says Dr. Parsegan, who
ikcns the scalp and hair follicles TO
a garden.
lie says no has planted hair on
his own head and maintains that
within one month the new growth
covered up a three-inch bald circle
OF long standing.
other beldheads have been treated
and. the inventor asserts. In every In
stance new hair has appeared after
the planting.
Several dozen members OF tho bald
Head club % America have volun-
teercd their patcs for experimental
work.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
Former Governor of
Florida Is Held on
Peonage Charge

AIBANY. Ca. May 2i.-Sducy J.
Cats. former governor 90 Florida.
was arrested hero today ON a federal
warrant trou, Florida charging
ptouarp ill- bond was fixed at
2.5cO when be- was arralgucd before
United states Commissioner GyorEc
White
Bond had not been furnished
shortly before uu %.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

r q pi ne not ~
time has shorn you
OF your trcaseH.
A machine has
Just been put on the
market guaranteed
by its inventor 10
plant some more
Tho device is the
the property Of Dr.
! If parssgan. rs
Of special interest
and benefit 20 bald
heads
Ccording TO
parregan. when you
feel your locks slip
ping away. all you
have TO do is turn
on the juice from
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

WINIIU IITN- Nay = .I-""'iVUOTlT
MaNlmuino kloss. au Austrian who
was az the head OF the artillery hu-
rsau Of the war department during
thggEIanza administration ana NOR"
recently Mexican consul general nt
Berlin. was shot and killed at the en-
trance of hi. home her" last night
lt b. supposed his assassin was dis
charged emuloNo.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
DROTHERHOODS TO
MEET JULY | TO PASS
ON WAGE Gu I
Railway Men Call Con
ference to Be Held in
Chicago

CLEVELAND. o.. May 2i-Ap-
proNimat,ly sis hundred general
,hairmrn uf tho four big brother
hoods and the sWitchmcu's Union oi
Nurth America Viii attend "a joint
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
EPIDEMIC ON
NAVAJO INDIAN
RESERVATION
IS TYPHUS
Is Deaths, 80 to 40
Cases Thus Far, DR..
Waller Reports

SANTA FE. \. NJ. May 2i.-That
the epidemic among the Navajo
Ind ans 30 miles west OF ehiprock
agency ~ typhus wne announced by
the state public health bureau this
morning on advices from Director g.
r. Waller now on the reservation.
There are from 80 20 40 cases. is
deaths have occurred 80 far and Dr.
Waller has issued n warning to all
health officers IN the state 10 be on
tn lookout for symptoms especially
among Indians and Mexieans from
ola Mexico.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
~ INFECTION WORK
TO BE CARRIED on

III pAsO. Tex. May 2i.--Dr. }. W.
Tappan. In charge of the local Office
OF the United states Public Health
service. was In Pennington. n. ~.
to-day. after having received reports
that typhus had developed there.
work OF the public health service
in Pennington will be chiefly disin-
foction. officials Of the service here
said.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

Madrid May a.. sarah Born
hnrdt Yesterday was decorated with
the cross uf Alfonso Nil. King Al
fnnso will receive Nine b"ruhaldt
when shy RETURNS tu Madrid from Ma
laEn.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

conference In chicago on Friday.
July I To- consider and pass upon the
wage award To- be- made by the United
states Railroad Labor board effective
uu that date.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

NEW YORK. May 2i.-IIalr at
tnstf
The evening herald., 1921-05-21

any old light socket and the hair
planter starts buzzing away.
The evening herald., 1921-05-21
THREE DEAD N nIors.

ROME. May 2i--Three persons are
dead two are dying and many are
suffering from wounds ~ n result Of
pitched battle between communists
and extreme nationalista az Chiusi.
TuscanN where post election diaor-
dcrs continue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
DON'T RENT-BuY

broom modern nome on Mime.
sofa Ave. Price $4,000.
4.room home and lot 5OxiG5 on
South Eighth. street -hlll. $500.
S-room house and lot 5OxlG5 on
paved streets. $1,000.
See our vacant lots on Ninth and
Colorado Ave.
See some OF our east front lots in
Sparks Addition.
closeIn corner with houses, all
for $4,000.
We have many good buys not
herein mentioned
Money to loan on farmland and
city property.
7. II. Bennett Land and Loans.
3Ofh Chickasha Ave, Chickasha,
Oklahoma.
Office Phone 33i. Res. Phone 94S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
Objection To Most oathartIcs

Constipation is caused by lack Of
water in the refuse matter of the
food. When you take a cathartic that
causes a profuse watery discharge
and its use is almost sure to be fol-
lowed by worse constipated condi-
tion as 1t takes too much water out
of the system. On the other hand
when the proper dose Of Chamber
lain's Tablets is taken it produces
gentle movement Of the bowels
and leaves them in a natural condi-
tion. 6-1-30
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25

A bad taste In the mouth comes
from disordered stomach and slug
gish state of the bowels. Herbine cor
rects the trouble Immediately. 1t
purifies the bowels. helps digestion.
and sweetens the breath. Price e0c.
Sold by Wren Drug Co 6-l-30.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25

Gases of oak or ivy poisoning
should be treated with Billiards.
Snow Liniment. 1t is antiseptic and
healing and a splendid remedy for
uch troubles. Three sizes, 3Oc, Soc,
and l.s0 per bottle Sold by Wren
Drug Co. 6-l-S0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

iroom house corner car line 1880
rooms modern ioofoot first class home $500
modern, South 7h 7aoo front $3.50
modern. wcl finished South 7h. $4,000
MODERN Minnesota good outside improvements $500
rooms modern cellar lot 7bxis5 $3.50
modern fine condition good we located ioofo front
$4,000.
rooms, modern. good corner cast 7Ih,
modern hot block ground line $1,000
CHOICE VACANT LOTS.
aoxi6b, front lnc $3.50
75si6b, front line. saoo
isosisb, front lno $500.
b0si6h ~ r. school. 1850.
Choice northeast IL block well located $3.50
East front, 75foot close South shs siCto
SUBURBAN ACREAGE AND CHEAP FARM LANDS
Chlckasha
sale suitable
Choice ioaoc suburban Is water 20
20 cultivation college WIN sei all
O this
sM miles city price
will
We Al
o
FARM LOANS:
Of
title hat good be made good recently
duccd WIN make interest
offered doing business the
WIN application
for the money abstract is approved
MAJOR BROTHERS
si' FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Residence Phones 4o6 8s, 1914. J64e s4
BUSINESS
already month;
bargains left o sell is the
Nice modern home close trade for something farther out Coed
Groom house 50ioo lot be handled with $500 cash. balance monthly
New Broom modern cottage for sOOe Part
Vacant lots from $500 Anything the
Tell troubles am taking my
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25

FOR SALE--Two hand painted
screens, panel; also hand paintings
in oil. Phone 1417-J. 1401 Kansas
avenue 23-St.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
NJ. B. EMERSON
FARM LANDS and FARM LOANS

200
tvon large located nehborhood
good town This good upland farm Price for quick sale $4,000
97 Washia bottom miles OF CaddI
county rs cultivation All high class
SOIL Trail. Price $75U0
These farms SIS
exceptional bargains
Our FARM LOAN DEPARTMENT running full blast We
examined.
Mr. j. L. Stacy examiner will
date service IL hurry loan
give the day the signed title
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
P. Stacy & Son
REAL BARGAINS FOR REAL BUYERS


Soom house modern close rents $40; will sell
for $3S00 Easy
Broom modern bungalow lot with $4,000
modern dwelling beauty
a bargain $4,000 Just
residence Hill
lot for $450 don't hunt further
erty; price of land $35 Can heat it?
We
f. Gos about it, to sell list with
sell 1416 Chckasha
by the 9Th of July at price
bargain, investigate this
WE LOAN MONEY, WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS NOTES. WE
WRITE INSURANCE VIE PAY YOU 7 PERCENT YOUR MONEY
DAILY BALANCES WE PAY YOU PERCENT COMPOUND INTEREST
ON TIME DEPOSITS OR MONTHLY SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
Smith phouc the office for information in regard to this.
applications city
We better prepared handle business than call
is o
JOHN w, STILES AND HARRY r. GUsS SALESMEN
Real Estate Dept b. r. SMITH Building
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-25
Home Building

In building n homo you generally
get about what you pay for II
you want n cheap house. We can
build H. II you want a good house
We can build Il. We can build any
house as cheap as anyone else,
when you consider material and
workmanship.
We have several plan books of late
designs OF building and can draw
plans or revise plans to suit you at
q small cost.
Estimates chcerfully furnIshcd.
A. J. PuckETT & SON
Residence 1918 Dakota Ave.
General Contractors
phone 1908