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Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
 STEAMER SINKS OFF COAST OF
 WASHINGTON
Canadian Government Ves- sci Importer Goes Down; Lifeboat Containing Part of Crew Missing.
United Press Assoc,ations)

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 25.-The Ca nadan government steamship Inn porter sunk this morning off the coast of Washington, according to wireless reports. Part of the wreck the Seattle steamship Cordova, which rushed to the scene follow ing wireless calls for help. One lfeboat loaded with members of the crew is reported missing.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
OVER THOUSAND
 WHITE PEOPLE KILLED IN INDIA
Maddened Moplahs, Religi- ous Fanatics, Continue Murdering, Burning; Pro- ceeding to Calcutta.
tunited Press AssociationD

Bombay, Aug. 25.-More than one thousand white inhabitants of the Malabar region have been slain during rioting there, it is estimated
 The maddened Moplahs are com excesses, killing and burn ing, and are proceeding towards Calcutta. White troops are being rushed to the scene to disperse the fanatics.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
New Liner to Operate.

London, Having been bought by the White Star Line, the Columbus, a new 5000 ton ex-German liner now lying at Danzig, is to be renam- ed the Homeric, and will be employ cd on the company's Southampton New York service.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
GOES
 BROKE IS
 SIDETRACKED
Women Enroute From Tex as to Essex, Mo. is Assist ed by Local Grocer; Re turns the Money.

Last Sunday morning al the local Union station lady who was en- route from Texas to Essex Mo, was put off a train on account of the fact that she had no money 10 pay her fare. She related her misfor- tune: how she had been wrongly informed as to the route she should have taken, stating that the trip incurred more expense than she had figured on. She said she was a perfect stranger in the city and did not have penny with which 10 purchase her breakfast, and no rel atives in the vicinity to whom she could appeal for assistance. A prom inent groeeryman of Paragould heard her story. and offered his as sistance. telling her he would escort her to the Y. w. C. A, or to any hotel in the city and pay the bill himself. She accepted his offer and was taken to the Y. w. c. A., where she remained until the arrival of her train. The groceryman gave her $500 with which to purchase her ticket to Essex. He was told that he would never hear of his five-spot again, and he remarked that if he did not it would not cause him to lose any sleep.
 Yesterday morning the Good Sa. marian" received a nice letter o thanks from the lady, and check for $500 was enclosed the checl having been given by nephew or the woman who was befriended.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
Estimated 20 Are Missing.

Vancouver, British Columbia Aug 25.-It is estimated that 20 are missing from the wrecked steamer Importer by the head offices of the Canadian government merchant ma rine here.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
Bodies Identified.

London, Aug. 25.-The air min- istry announced the Identification of the bodies of Lieut.. Marcus Es- tell. Washington; Lieut. Charles Little Newbury Port. Mass. and Lieut. Mantague, British officer, all of whom were killed when the dirig- ible ZR-2 exploded and tumbled into the Humber river at 5:30 yes terday afternoon.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
OUnited Press AssociatIons)

Washington, Aug. 25- Official in formation has been received at the navy depart menu that only one Am erican, Norman 0. Walker, of Com merce Texas, aboard the ill-fated dirigible ZR2, was saved / II oth- CTS were either instantly killed or succumbed to their injuries.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
GERMANS SIGN PEACE TREATY
 WITH AMERICA
Document Was Signed at 5 O'clock This Afternoon Ending War E xisting Since 1917.
United Press Assncrations)

Berlin, Aug 25--The Germamn- American peace treaty was signed here at , o'clock this afternoon
 The signing of the document ended the state of war which has existed between the two countries since April 6. 1917. Signatures were af- fixed to the pact by Ellis Dresel, American commissioner, on behalf of the United States and represen- tatives of the German government.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 25--A total of 4.000,000 was paid in war ser vices gratuities and 47.O0O depen- dents were returned from overseas at the conclusion of the war, accord
 ing to the report of the Department of Soldiers Civil establishment
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
ONE AMERICAN WASSAVED
 WHEN GREAT AIRSHIP MET
 DISASTER AT HULL, ENGLAND

Norman O. Walker, of Commerce, Texas, Only United States Subject Who Escaped With Life; All Others Were Either Instantly Kill ed or Succumbed to Injuries Several Bod es Recovered-Naval Officers Request That Battleship Omaha Be Sent to Hull to Take Americans Bodies Home.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
TREADWAY IS
 BOUND OVER
 TOCRAND JURY
Bond Fixed at $1O0O-Ex- animation Before Esq. Hays-Disposing of Stol~ en Property.
From Thursdays Daily Pressl

Marvin Treadway was arraigned before Esq. A. B Hays this morning al 10 o'clock on charge of dis posing of stolen property. He was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of sl,00O
 The charge against Treadway grew out of his possessing or dis posing of Ford motor block from which the serial number had been effaced. The statutes provide a penitentiary penalty for one dealing in machinery from which the serial number has been removed.
 Evidence introduced at the, ex- amining trial this morning appar ently established that two explana- tions had been advanced by the de fendant in connection with his hay ing in his possession the motor block. One was that he procured the part from Bob Mcdonald as com pensation for installing a motor in the formers car but that statement was not established, il appears. An other explanation was that he pro cured the part from Poplar Bluff individual. A thorough examina- tion of the case will he undertaken at the sitting of the next grand
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26

Many man has the reputation of knowing lot until he tries to prove it.
Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-26
Shirley Jones on Trial.

Shirley Jones, charged with dis posting of stolen property is being tried before Esq. Brewer at the court house this afternoon. The case was in process at four o'clock. Jones it appears, disposed of a Ford wheel to Nathan Golden and it is alleged the part was from the Victor Clark car found in Seitz's barn a few days ago Jones is said to have admitted selling the wheel and that he paid $500 of the $500 received for it to George SeitZ.
 George Seitz, who disappeared when officers instituted search that resulted in finding the Clark car has not been apprehended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
DISORDIRS IN,REASE.
BUILDINGS DNNNNIIi ~.

LONDON. March .t'uUmNHl-f
disorders IN central German. ... Iu-
cruHlnp and large sections uf induce
triul regions are actually tu Oh, bands
ui the insurgents, says uu ls,Hias"
Telegraph company di-puf 10 'ruUt
Amsterdam. which quotes .rl..Huuic
1i,iocs from Berlin during tU. msni.
Reports from SaAOuy stat. .hIt
more buildings have been damaged
by dynamite iu various town. tui
that at Mansfield prisons have Htrn
opened and their inmate liberated.
Complete anarchy is declared .U r. sIl
40 IlesSttdt whore all huuke have
been rtidrd and from which thr
population b. fleeing BOO q pInI.
Au account ~ o., trouble. I.
iilWhui tr',grtphcd bE Tho I.r'u
,urIr-rrudruf OF tn, Central N.Nr
sIFa rutf mon, than nnt ,uuwuuI te
and police IJ, reported Co u.E. H,ru
KILLED In th' ughiirg u# UIelI a.
ll.Ils'uru.Ht uvid, In th, Altoona -,,-
uHu vI hamburg Tho r...H-. adds
that lighting ~ conunuug u lum-
hurg whore the polio, w,r, d,',ttud
90 St,uwurdcr Island. boo lI. irrv
harbur territory, after fierce bNtt".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
~ KILLED IN
RIOTS IN HNNBt re.

HAMBURG, March - IIu'u
ciyiinns and one police officer v,.p
Killed and six persons were wounded
iu riot. here late yesterday afternoon.
Tho moh attempted TO break tu.
police Gordon about the vulcan .u.p
yards aud to disirm thu polirp The
puli,, ordered the crowd to dispurs'
and when this order was ignored. ne
officers opened fire aud threw hand
Er,uadvs INTO the mot.
IN, Eluhm q Noss ship Yards
about which there was cunrId' .,DIn
fighting yesterday, have been closed
los tho management
Communist leaders tried tu uHlu e.
mass demonstration Ia nyug.us,ist
field iu th" Altoona section ut th, ItF
but wtr, unable o. obtain pua-rH Iuu
of th, nrld. ls the police had erected
q b3rbyd wire vutanglom'u around
u ana had stationed LrWur,d ,tfH Hf
strategic points
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
Treasurer Of Woods
Campaign Committee
Sued for $ll0, 900

ITIIVNIiT- NlUT|U = |UT VIM
q. Proctor manager uf Nlai"f Gene
,ril Leonard Wuud's rHmpulr for
tho republican presidential uuminu-
tiuu and contributor uf $500 900 To-
IN, ,ampuilu ,Np,uScs. to-day filed
suit To- recover $4,000 from Major
Nlh,rt \ SptuEuv of chicago. treas
uryr uf an, wood campaign
Tn, Sllu. coo was said tu r,ptDa
sent Major Spragur's liability for
money borrowed hy him and hy COT
Proctor luy campaign expenses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
ADDITION To
THE ALVARADO
WILL Be BUILT
Ford Harvey Says Only
Unforeseen Conditions
Will Delay Work

....
~ '''i '' "'3 N'''' '' N''u'"''
Uu" Yesterday and conferences hold
with local business m,r. Ford Harvey.
I,,f .f fn, s,st.u az It,r,., r.,,r-
''E' ''N"' '''"'''"'" wv ''''' ''''.
that only conditions not now fnr's"'u
would utrrr,r,. with imm,dIut, CON.
.f,,r.tI,,, OIL, tb. .,r.,r.....4 ..tt.t..., o..
'"' N''"''"' "''''.
We have been worry suliDituus that
mo- ullu. Of ours f1r ruIurriug th.
r,.,r..t, l.,,tJ t..., . ..,...l ....
l'-' NI. il'i''N N,''. ann "lia.
i"' 'F i'N"ll cot lhi- ANI previous
''N''i'I''- "'lh N'hNtH'ItH, hIal
I'~' mon lhh' TINS VIII NOT u' ih'
.t~'. Hnd barring adverse condition"
Whi'h 80 81" NOS now l"rs''. u iH "ut
pIin q" proceed 'i uu'' with ih' td
'iNuN- PLANNED
originally ih. plans for th, ,u.
large w'ut OFF tho NNHrtdu called tur
'H' addition ui 'u room" "a laundry
Hud other improvements The NUM-
h'r OF rooms mry n, slightly reduced.
nut otherwise uny construction VIII
p, Carried uui according tu th, plans
ts approved some tim, ago and Tor
which. tt Be- understood. th, upuIu-
priltiuu hps been available, Tor some
time The nddI som Will rly. the Al.
Nuriuu th, largest rtutyif. OF uuy OF
th, Harvey hutuIs
During pr.,inua Visit 90 AIbu-
lu,rlu, Nj IIut,., subscribed tu IN,
stock OF "a, AIhupu,pu, Hotel com.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
Texas Released From
Scabbies Quarantine

WArUINGTDN March eth,
.r'if. stat, ut Texas was rrlDis, Il
from rgt.nrtiu, fnr sheep -,thbi.a
today ly th. department at Hrricul-
iur. tho order becoming ,ff,ctly,
AurH lr
Tho quarantine, continue. however.
m ten counties iu california and m
parts of Louisiana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24
RED REVOLT
IN GERMANY
SPREADS; IS
DIE IN RIOT
Fighting in Hamburg and
Disorders in Many
Cities
~ rss ss.oet.rss ,-s.s

BERLIN. March 2i--Ordcr has
been restored in Hamburg and
the communists have been "jcrtrd
from the ship yards which the,
had occupied.
BERLIN, March - President
Ebert. iu agreement with the gov
crumrnt of Prussia, has issued au
cdirJ establishing measures to o..
store public order in the region,
disturbed by the communist up.
rising The condition established
by the presidential pronounce.
mout b, q military state of
slcpc
In compliance with the prr,I
dent =, move, the head of the GOV.
crumrut of SaXony has appointed
q civilian commlsslOnary 10 act Iu
the emergency.
PARIS. March 2l.-Thc German
government was notified 10y the
.ulllrd rrparations commission to-
day that the total amount of ID.
900 OOO. 900 gold marks due undo.
article 23j of the peace treaty
must be- paid by May or addl
iional penalties will be- inflicted
upon Germany.
LONDON. March q The ,um-
muuiet revolt u Germany uuau,,i.
1t b. declared. by soviet gold. ls
spreading throughout the industrial
districts of middle Gormany threat
vnmE the great ammonia, potash.
authricit, and copper works. Says t
central N,ws dispatch from U.rIu
| today
Strong police forces have been
| despatched To- the crutcrs wh,ry
trpubl, has grown out Of the rn,.r'
demand Of the leaders Tor g.u,rd
-rit, and tho arming of the p.uI.-
rariai Dresden, Eislcbon. rr'.uur.
| l., ,lpsIc. Halle. Mansfield and otu.
| towns. the message reports
Efforts OF the authorities. add- tHr
dispatch, have only resulted boo tH'
communists strengthening their posi-.
| ttiuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24

mtu uud .tuubsr Harold Leeds DO
described as tH, husband Of Mrs
llHr,n.. ~ Leeds. Ir. tHr same man
Hnu iLHf th' child. llN is tito result
uf fhi union
counsel fuI fhu OutuoIrr told the
court that has divorce suit was
started bccau-r 30 was Impossible
uth'rvir' fn establish the alleged o.
Legitimacy OFF GuN
10, wedding uf M and Mrs sun
man tgr' on June g. 1901. was one
ui tho gala SPECIAL events OF tho sea
son Thoy hANe three children, two
boys pud &C. Eirl, in addition 20 Guy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24

counsel tor On, wife will scok tu
prove through tuidal.z died ana the
testimony ul witnesses that M stu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-24

CIItNTAiGS. IN Marrn et.
Lieutenant Arthur q Hamilton. e..
fanlI4h,d p worlds record for para.
chute lylpiug at Chanute Field y's.
t'rdny afternoon when hc dropped
.t GOO t.t Tho flyer landed eight
miles from tho field LirutcnIut
Harry W,1dinEton was tho pilot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Much DeUeICpmenf
Water Plants Seen

Oklahoma city, Sept s-Two huge
hydro.clcctric plants have been
planned for Oklahoma. Following
announcement thai the S3.000.buo
Mountain Fork river project. in Mc-
Curtain county. has been approved
and practically assured. comes the
news that plans are under way for
construction OF s25.O0o.OOO hydro.
electric plant on the Grand river, in
Mayes county. near Ketchum.
Oklahoma men are back Of the
Grand River project. Nearly $4,000
acres OF land will be inundated by
water. which is TO be gathered be.
hind a dam Of 1i7 feet high and
1850 feet long The entire output
of the big plant is to be sold to one
large distributing power company
which will distribute II over eastern
Oklahoma and possibly to points in
Arkansas. The McCurtain county
project conicmplatcs n dam 1000
feet long and 200 feet high. creating
a lake 200 miles in circumference
and 26 miles long. According to
government estimates only about
one-tenth Of the potential water
power possibilities of Oklahoma are
now developed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
CHICKS HOME TOMORROW FOR FINISH
SEASON; POSTPONE FIELD DAY SPORTS

Because Drap Hayes and his
Chicks will have spent an almost
restless night when they arrive here
tomorrow from Pawhusha, the Har-
vestcr game has been Indefinitely
postponed.
Club Owner Winder points ont that
the jump from Pawhuska to Chick
asha 10 a hard one because Of train
accommodation and he believes the
Chicks would not be in condition for
the added attraction. The attrac-
tions. as outlined, included circlng
OF the bags, running from home to
first tstanding s.arD. home to
second base tatanding 1rU. free
for-all 5O.yard dash, fungo hitting
contest and distance throwing. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

'show" will be stagd some time be.
fore the close OF the season, Sep
tembcr is.
The first half champions mako
their final bow of the season to the
Pawhuska fans this afternoon and
return home tomorrow afternoon.
Three games are scheduled with
Barney Cleveland's Harvesters. who
make their final appearance here
Sunday evening. The Chicks rest
Monday and on the following day.
September ~. open a three.game
series hero with Pawhuska. Steve
O'Rourkes Hens como here for the
final series Of the regular reason.
They play doublehader on Septem.
bor IS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
C0lCb0y Preacher
To Open ReUiUGl
AT Local Church

Prom cowboy 10 evangelist.
That was the turning point In the
life Of Rev. W. 4. Miller, state evan
rellnt for the Baptist Convention ~
Oklahoma. wao next Sunday mori.
Ing. September II. will begin a gerIea
Of revival meetings In the Ninth
Street Baptist church tabernacle.
corner Ninth aud Oregon avenue.
ThIrty.four years ago. Mr. Miller
settled In what h now caddo county
lie grew up with the country In all
lta frontier ways and for many
yoar was cowboy. lie waa not con-
ycried 10 christianity until after he
had grown Into manhood. lie spent
several years studying and prcpar.
Ink himself for the work.
Rev. Mr. miller. who has been
conducting revival meetings In Ok.
lahoma for some time. was In the
city yesterday making arrangement"
for the revival icre.
Elder A. Nunncry. editor OF the
Baptist Worker. win assist Rev. Mr..
Miller In the revival here. Prof W
Anderson viii have charge OF the
choir services.
Tho subject Of hlS sermon Sunday
evening will be Jesus Christ on
Trial: n lie Is Not the Christ. Act
Us Cruelty Him: II He IS Not the
Christ. lie Was the Worst lmposier
the World Has Ever Known was
the announcement made today. Tho
Sunday evening services win begin
nj 7:i5 o'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
w. A. OFFICIALS TO MEET SUNDAY
nv TULSA TO ARRANGE BIG BAMES

here and one day before the worlds
series" probably will open In ~.
Smith. Charley schmldts club has
a comfortable lead and II Is yir.
tualiy assured that they Will win the
second half.
Muskogcc Is pushing independence
for the second half Southwestern
league bunting and game with the
first half w. A. champs. II Is said.
would draw big crowd IN the east.
crn Oklahoma city. II viii be the
first contest between Western as.
soclation club and a Southwestern
league organization.
The worlds series" between the
IT. Smith and ChIckasha clubs will
end as soon as one Of the teams win
four games.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

official arrangements for the
Western association championship
games viii be made at the meeting
OF league moguls In Tulsa next
Sunday. according TO Ray Kinder.
owner Of the local club. who m.
nounced today that he viii attend
the meeting.
Believing that the league officials
win sanction the plan TO play the
first three games IN Ft. Smith. Boss
Windcr has entered negotiations
with Muskogee with the hope Of get.
ting an exhibition game with Bobby
wailacc's crew. II Is probable that
the game will be played In Muakogce
on September ~. one day after the
close OF the regular w. A. season
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Chronic Diarrl,oea

"A number Of years ago an aged
gentleman lived with us. He used
Chamberlains Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy for chronic diarrhoea and |
believe It saved his life. Time and
again it was the only thing that
helped him." writes Mrs. ]. S. Smith,
Seneca Falls, N. y In cases of diar-
rhoea this remedy has always proved
prompt and effectual. Loot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

splendid remedy for such aIlmenis.
l. clcansea the system aud restores
vim and activity. Price, coc. Sold by
Wren Drug Company. i'5ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
FOR SALE.

Farm, one hundred forty acres
Short distance west of city limits.
Partly improved. Good proposition
for truck ard dairy farming. Owned
by Oklahoma College for Women.
Special inducement offered for buy
or. See J. d. Carmichael, Secretary
Board OF Regents, Oklahoma College
for Women, Chickasha. Okla. S-15-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

Coolies killed two Bolshevik lead
ers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
TROTZkY MATCHES
UP NEW FAKE PLOT

Riga, Sept. S.-American authori.
Ties here declare that the charge
made In Moscow by Leon TrotzlSy
that the American Intelligence ser
Vice participated in an alleged plot
lc assassinate Russian communist
leaders Is ridiculous. They say that
the announcement of the plot. to.
gether with an evident campaign on
the part of the Bolsheviki press to
connect all outside famine relief
measures with political aims, has
created some apprehension.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
For Sour Stomach

Eat slowly, masticate your food
thoroughly. Avoid beef and fresh
pork but eat the light meats such
as clisn bacon, chicken, fresh fish,
and mutton. Sip a cup Of hot water
and take one of Chamberlaln's Tab
lets just before going to bed. Loot.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
GRADUATING ADDRESS
BY Nellie Goss. Foundation Sehoo

By Nellie Toss, oundation Schooi
JOY, pride. and thankfulness swell
up in our hearts today and struggle
10 get out. Joy, because we have
gained the end for which we came 10
Berea; pride, in that having come to
Berea and begun the race, we have
not shown the white feather, but have
run to the goal; thankfulness, that
Berea in its Foundation School opens
the door to us belated students, TO us
poor-in-worldly goods students and to
us, all sizes, all ages, and all degrees
Of ignorance students.
You must know that the Founda-
ton School is unique. It's like is not
found elsewhere. We are not chill
dren Is years OF age with years Of
nine months school term behind us.
Some Of us with few months Of ir-
regular schooling back Of us have.
held responsible positions and have
Knocked about the world. Others saw
our FIRST railroad and took our first
train ride on our way TO Berea. and
all the work va had ever done was
hoeing corn.
Some of us have read widely and
can easily compete with college stu
dents in general information, and
sometimes We have even won in ora
torical contests. Others of US have
never read book nor made a correct
sentence.
The clear vision President Frost
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
HARDING BACKS SHIP BOARD
President Assures lasker Commission
Of the Cooperation Of the Ad-
ninistration.

Washington. June 20,-Assured by
President Harding that they would
have the complete cooperation OF the
administration, the new shipping
board, headed by 4. ID. Lasker of Chi
cago, was prepared To put into ef-
feet policies discussed Mt White
House conference. According to Chair
man Lasker the board will attempt 10
build the future Of the American mer-
chant marine "solidly on the develop
ment Of private initiative and opera.
ton" "Fhe President told u.s." said
Mr.. Lasker, there was nothing he
wanted 81 much. when he finished his
term Of four years, as to be recorded
as the head of the administration I'M
der which the American merchant una
rine was re-established."