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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-03
80. Gi72

The state OF Oklahoma to said de.
iendant, David Hall. Greeting:
Said defendant Dayii Hall will take
notice that he has been saed in the
District Court of the Fifteenth Judi.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-03

First published February 3, 1921.
State Of Oklahoma. Grady County.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Cora Hall, plaintiff. VS.. David
Hall, defendant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-03

outskirts OF the city by two masked
men.
This is one OF a series of rob
berries that havo pbeen staged in the
last three days in which total of
nearly $1,000 has been secured. One
OF tie victims was widow who
was in her home alone when two
masked men entered and forced her
to give up $5f1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-03
ALSO
"PATHE REVIEW"
Prices Be 1Oc 2Oo
Continuous Show

Tomorrow: 1.-The Flaming Disk"
with Elmo Lincoln, the mighty
man of the screen. Also las;
episode of Eddie Polo in "Thc
Vanishing Dagger" All chill
dren get in free. Pay war tax
at box office and bring this clip
ping with you.
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S CClE1. r Y
Continued From Second Page

Continued From Second pare)
lace r. jenkins. brother OF the Lridc.
was master of ceremonies
an informal reception was held at
the homo OF the bride Immediately
after the ceremony. After an en-
tended Southern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Chnhtham will make their home in
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Norman
Chcatham. Lynchburg: Mrs. u. NJ
Ferguson. Newark. y. j.: Miss Minnie
FRAZIER. Wariield. Mr. and Mrs. Il. T..
Hudgins. Washington: Mrs A. j.
smith. Richmond: Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Fox. MIR. and Mrs. W H. McCchec.
MI and Mrs. b. $. Holland. Mr. ana
Mrs. T.. W. Andrews. Mr.. ana Mrs
X l.. Hacchus. Mr.. and Mrs T. l.
Eandcrbcrry. William Vandorb.rry
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Macon. Mr.
and Mrs. e. T.. Dozicr and Mr. ,,d
Mrs. Il. l.. Ashhurn. all OF Norfolk
birthday Pnrt,.
birthday party Was .ivor =,
honor Of little MISC Joan Elizabeth
steel daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Al
h"'' J." steel. Of iIluuy.r Nvcnu.
last week. Games ,,..,.
amused III" r',csi, ..,y, ,.a.
~ - 'h"F''s rhoIt ton
were h' .,prs were
s''"A haSH"'S nd The ices
"ff" in Sh"'' lHus. Tn. par
'o'S ""f" % summer low
"rs, a cDlrr .f MIMI ,,a ,,.,i,
ErurHt
MIS-. ana Mrs J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
N AND our or ruwN.

NJ and Mrs. Ernest Mead and ,hoir
'hiidr"n have recently moved into
their new home on West Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs Coleman and Mn.
Davis. Of Norfolk. have been guests
~ Mrs. ". u. Norvcll
Mrs Archer Richardson has rc-
turned To Richmond after SPENDING
10" month Of August in, Now York
and Glen Ridge. y J.
Mrs. lncz Robertson Wager. ~,
Blackstone. is the guest ~ Mrs
MInetrce Fo!kes, AT 1919 Grove Ayc-
nue.
Mr.. and Mry Arbor, J.. s,ce, viii
leave today for Washington and At
lantic city.
Mrs. John Cummlns and her sister.
Ms. Elizabeth Mccarthy. have rc-
'Hrn"d 10 IN. city after spendinr
no time in Portsmouth,
''iss Eleanor Roberts has lcf, FOR
neGon. where she VIII enter stone
Jackson College.
Mrs Charles osborne has returned
p" her home n Richmond after hnv-
~ sp"nt tho month Of August win
Mrs. Lewis Goodc
Mrs. Robert = Jahrkc. Miss Mary
u Tahnkc and Mrs. Thornton. from
Gonzales. T"Nhs ar" guests Of the
Misses Jahnke a, SHADY Echo Ron
Mr.
NJ. and Mrs Travis e. watkins. NJ
STUART Road have as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs g. T. Jones and Mr.. ana
Mrs. J II. prvy"r. ot Baltimore.
Mrs. Jcnifer Rroaddus and ilttic son
COMPTON. hav" returned 10 their home
NicNIrd~ia. 'a';or vlsi; To Mrs.
= 'rrc w. Lancaster. Of Barton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

ba ok to the store and get your money
Take Il spoonful OF harmless. ycEe-
table Dodson's Liver Ton" tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless. SO give ii TO your children
any time. 1t can't sallvatc. so let
them eat anything ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VcrtiScmrnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Insteadi

Here's my guarantee: ASK your
druggist for 4 bottle OF Dodaon's
Liver Tone and take "A spoonful to-
night. IL il doesn't start your liver
and straightcn you right up better
than calomcl and without gripping or
making you sick. want you to go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.-when the
mart woman goes travelling or
:. she simply must have the
rht sort OF bag.
ON Mark Cross. the lady OF
81 MON gets the very last word in
practical leather goods whether Il IL
fitt"d suit case or a shopping bag
The new leather shopping bags
range in size from the exquisite en-
vclopc shapes with varied compart-
Tcnts in pastel ,ints and an "na-
'n"l"d clasp. 10 the bigger handbags
Of tanned rirskin. colorcd morocco
or black patent,
1t is when my lady comes to the
furnished travelling ease that Cross
intrigUcs her interest
There Is the small black or color"d
leather auto case all fitted up with
vcrything for daily use.
There is the attractive overnight
# huffcd alligator or black
lined with moirc and fitted up
o.uplctcly This is large enough
Cor Il nirh,gown and bedroom slip
aers and perhaps a diaphanous neg
!!-cc
As for ,kc fitted suit case. II is "a
work Of ar, as vel! as Of comfort.
one particularly attractive ono
has tho removable tray which may
%" converted into a separate toilet
case. The toilet articles arc Of tor
,oisc. the Innings OF MORE. the
leather Is black seal.
held on September - and 30. Will be
perfected.
There vii be AN important called
meeting OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
IN" Gray's battalion Tuesday evening
at : o'c!ocf in the Gray's Armory.
Members are asked 10 rcpor; on mem
hcrShip tickets FOR tho Virginia His
;orical Pageant association.
The husincs. and program meeting
az the Woman's Missionary society. or
isart"n Heights NJ. T. Church "iil
meet TUESDAY a, ? 50 y NJ in the lee
quarter and tho beginning OF tho far
work 81 larg" Attendance Is cspcci-
ally urged.
Mlzpah Chapter 40. 70 .. T.. s,
,vill hold u. regular meeting Tues
DAY evening at 7.ij o'clock in tho
Masonic Temple. Members and Wis
ltors arc cordially invited to attend.
Tho regular meeting OF tho stone
wall LaCkson Chapter. Z. J.. C., vii!
be- held Tuesday morning at II
o'clock At tho y. w. &. *. This is the
arsi meeting since juno. ami dele
gates 10 the convention VIII be
elected.
The Woman's Board Of III" Metho-
dist institute will hold its first fan
meeting on Wednesday, AT 1890 y. NJ.
IN tho institute. rlans for tn. com
ing season viii lac formulated. Mem
hers are asked TO note change In the
hour OF meeting.
The program meeting ot tho Bar
ton Heights Womans club Iill pc
hold Wednesday, afternoon at {
o'clock IN the assembly hall OF the
school.
John ". Williams. clerk OF the
House Of Delegates. who was 4 mem
her OF tn" commission sent to Eng
.ind for the presentation -. the 5opv
~ the Hondoun statue of George
Was h'nGtpn. vii! tell tn. club Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

presentation and his trip. The usual
informal *ocial hour viii he observed
Mrs. Fred St."rc will he chairman
81 IN" h"Si"ss"s. assisted by Mrs
John Ii"nbi. Mrs. Henrietta Sirour-
n"y. Mrs Erma Eranch. Mrs. w :
Angle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Rev. Father brennan will address
tho members ~ 81 Patricks Rcncvo-
Ion; and Social Society at their meet
INK Monday evening in the school au-
ditorium at $40 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
WuMi:N's MEETINGS.

There Will hc a meeting OF the
richmond Chapter OF 81 Edith's
s iumuac. rhiS afternoon az 1 o'clock.
n st Gcrtrudcs Convent Matters Of
.r"at Importance will be discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CARTERSNILLE

Special I" The Times Dispa,c -
'LARNSNii.i.E VA. Sept. i7-AIisY
Ell" L." has returned 70 oxford. y.
.. after lengthy visit to relatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

m important called meeting OF ~.
Johns Circle Of tho Kings Daughters
viii he held at the y. W. e. y. Wed
n"sday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Tn" Dorcas Class or tho Barton
Heights BAPTIST sunday School Will
meet Monday evening At : O'Clock IN
'ne nom" OF Mrs. j. o. Cofcr, Goa Vir-
ainia Avenuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Will be held in tho home OF Mrs. s.
VI TAYLOR. 32iS Hanover Avenue. on
Friday afternoon. AT O'Clock. Much
important business Will be transact
ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves
the skin clear, soft, healthy. At lead
ing toilet counters. If they haven't it,
by mail, two sizes, 60c. and ST 30.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Pai,. Tam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Partisan Sage Surprises and Delights


II your hair Is getting thin or you
arc troubled with dandrun or itching
schip. use Partisan Sage daily for a
week and you will surely be surprised
70 see how quickly 1t stops falling
hair and removes every sign Of dan
"ruH and itching scalp.
-, tcIore going to bed ] rub Il little
i"rlsihn Sage into my scalp" says a
woman whose luxurious soft and nuf-
~ hair is greatly admired. "rhs
ncpcS my hair from being dry. faded
OF SeraEgly. helps it to retain it's nat
easy to arrange attractiveiy.''
beautiful, soft. glossy. healthy hair
a aL iots or IT. is n simple matter for
h hnpSe VINO use Partisan Sage. This
nongrcasy invigorator is sold n al" ali
good drug and toilet counters Be
sure sure you get the genuine Partisan
ey-back guarantee printed On nwor,
bottlc.-Advertisemc S''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Tn" FIRST .all meeting OF tho Dor,
thea Payne Madison Chapter. NJ,
t"nal society, United States Daurh
t"TS 81 lsl2. VIII he held in Room
""p Jefferson Hotel on THURSDAY !,
~ O'Clock. Delegates Will he nance
ana pians perfected for the annua
c'uhc'i. winch IS in session here DC
t0ber 10 and II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

John ". Williams. clerk OF the
House Of Delegates, who was "A mem
her OF III" commission sent to Eng
lind for the presentation %! the copv
OF the Hondoun statue Of George
Washington. vii! tell the club Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Closed at $3.50

a FEW odd pieces here and there a new srite tn
a replace that antiquated one, fine new Crugget
for the livingroom or chamber-what world of diff
terence few pieces Of new furnishings make in a
house! You, too, get the things needed to make
your home bright and comfortable for cold weather
at surprisingly small outlay Of money. Many peo-
PIE are hndlng prices SO much lower here than had
been expected they buying finer furniture than
they thought their means would allow
You to find right things to fit your ideas
ana needs large md let
our experienced furniture through
Easy weekly payments If you wish small CASH paymen
gives you immediate the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Ml2pah Chapter 40. 70 -. T. s.,
xiii hold its regular mc"iin. TueF-
day evening at 7.ij o'clock In the
Masonic Temple. Members and Wis
TORS arc cordially invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

The Parish Social Hour" OF tho
church Workers Society Of Epip
many Church Will be held Tuesday ar,
t.rnoon at O'Clock in tho hon. ~
Mrs. Alice Runin. Chambcrlayne Ave
nue.. Gintcr Park.
inc reGular meeting Of tho silver
Gross CirA Of the Kings DauEhter:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Tho business and program meeting
az the Woman's Missionary Society. OF
i:arton Heights NJ T.. Church. wiil
meet Tucsday AZ , 80 y NJ in the Ice
turc room Being tn" md of the
and tn" beginning Of tho fan
work larg" Attendance Is cspeci-
ally urged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

There vii be AN important called
meeting OF tho Woman's Auxiliary or
IN" Gray's battalion Tuesday evening
at : o'c!ocS in the Grays Armory.
Members ar" asked 10 report on mem
h"rShip tickets FOR IN" Virginia His
torical Pageant Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

The program meeting "f IN" Bar
ton Heights Womans club Iill nc
h".d Wednesday, afternoon at s
o'clock IN the assembly hall OF III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

held on September - and 80 will be
perfected.
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Beautify the Complexion
IN TEN DA Us
.adinola CREAM

The UnequaIed BeautiIieI
Osed and Endorsed
BY Thousdnds
to remove
tan, frcckles, pimples,
sallowness, etc. Ex-
trpDDR ~ roc piIe
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
TAKE II IN CONEY
HIP-POCKET' RAIDS
Police Busy Following Edict
OF Beach Will Be Only
Wet Spot on Island

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Eleven
men and ore woman were arraigned
today in the COney Island police
court as the result of the police
crusade to wipe out the Illicit traf-
fic in liquor. All the prisoners were
charged with having liquor in their
possession. They were taken into
custody in hotels. restaurants and
other places on the island by
twenty detectives under Police In
spector Sackett.
The absence from the number of
those arrested. of--pcrsons charged
with the sale of liquor, was not a
surprise to the police. Word went
out early. it was said, that the pO-
lice were out after liquor viola
tions. and not a drop of liquor could
he bought on the island after I
o'clock last night. No effort was
made to search any of the public
places in which arrests were made.
Following the arrests. Inspector
SaCkett announced the police will
be unusually vigilant at the island
all during the summer. and that the
only wet part of the island will be
the point at which the ocean meets
the beach"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Georgia Editor
Flags Leniericy
In Peonage Case

COLUMBUS. Ga. April io,--con-
mentIng on the Williams peonsge
case. the following editorial by
Thomas w. Loveiess appears in this
mornings Enquirer-sun. Inder this
caption: Mercy for what7" Loveicss
writes:
"A Newton County jury has tried
John 8. Williams. the jasper County
multI.murderer. found him guilty
and recomme him to the mercy
of the court By what process OF
reasoning the jury arrived at this
form of verdict is difficnlt 20
imagine. But IL we brush aside all
subterfuge and tell the plain truth
about5it. the yerdiat is not so dim
cult to understand. And this plain
truth 1s-we have not yet reached
that state OF grace, or of justice In
Georgia, where we. hang a white
man for killing niger as the e1-
preston Is. ~
"It is true. of course, that strictly
speaking, williams wasr tried in
Newton County tor the murder OF
only one of the eleven negroes killed
by him and his chief butcher. Man
ming, but In reality, he was on trial
for all OF these eleven murders, Tor
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
DRASTIC ILLINOIS
LAW TOSTOP AUTO
THIEVINC PLANNED
Other Harsh Measures to
Curb Lawlessness
Also Framed.

CHICAGO, April 10. - A law
which would make the stealing of
an automobile, motor car or motor
truck a specific felony, punishable
by not less than two years or more
than fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary, Is the latest remedial legisla-
ton advocated by the Chicago crime
commission. Col. Henry Barrett
Chamberlin. director Of the commits
sion. will present this bill to the
Illinois house judicial committee to-
gether with the following bills, all
calculated to strengthen the hands
of the city in its fight against crime
and criminals:
That minors found guilty of rob-
berry while armed with a deadly
weapon or with a confederate pres
ent so armed, shall be held equally
guilty, even L. only one had a
weapon, and be sentenced to the
penitentiary instead of the reform
atory.
That jurors in criminal cases be
made judges of facts only. Now
juries are Judges of both law and
facts.
That highway robbery whit,
armed with a deadly weapon. or
with confederate so armed, shall
be punished with life Imprisonment
That the term of Imprisonment fol
burglary be five to twenty-five
years. Now 1t is one to twenty
years. If committed at night. ter
to twenty-five years, and II armed
with a deadly weapon or by use OF
chloroform or other drug, not less
than twenty-five years.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Police viii Use
Steel .Pill Box"
In Gun Man War

CHICAGO, April 1o.--In the war
on Chicago desperadoes. especially
those who barricade themselves
and "shoot It out" with the police,
there will soon be ready for use
two portable steel pill boxes" or
shields. Encased in one OF them
officers can safely move up to the
door of the besieged house and
smash their way in.
The novelty and practicability of
the device lies largely in the pat
ented bullet-proof glass, an inch
In thickness. Tests made at short
range prove that this glass turns
of .3s-calibre bullet, while as
bullet nashes itself nat. Repeated
shots at one point with AS pistol
clipped the glass slightly. but did
not crack it.
The shield proper consists Of two
slabs of sheet STEEL. impervious to
As bullet at forty feet. A hinged
plate protects the inhabitant ot the
pill box" from fire from an upper
window. There is a nlne-inch win
dow of the bullet-proof glass Tor
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
ELWELL MURDER
'CONFESSOR' SAYS
STATEMENT FALSE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTlNUED FkOM fA1E ONE
from New York. They wish to ques-
tion Harris further.
The police tonight are undecided
whether to accept the situation as
a comedy or a'drama of tragic pro-
portions. Few persons however who
have talked with Harris doubt the
sincerity of his declaration of to-
day to Oswald and Moore:
Il am always in trouble. l have
brought trouble on everyone con-
nected with me. My life Is a fail
ure. ! felt that by connecting my
self with this thing could be done
away with in the electric chair.
Prosecutor Makes Statement.
When Harris was being led slow
ly into the open, where a furry of
snow had begun, Mr.. Moore made a
formal statement:
After Harris determined or
death in the chair as a solution OF
his troubles, he read that a new
clue had been discovered in the Ell
we'll case. That was his cue. II
suggested the means whereby he
could be done away with.
He admitted that his Identified
tion of a certain woman as Mrs
Fairchild' was an absolute fabrica-
tion That Jerry and Harris's sup.
posed pal, Bill Duncan also were
creations was stated by him to be
the fact"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
RAIL DEFICIT LEAPS
OVER SIX MILLION,
NEWREPORT SHOWS
More Roads Are Found to
Have Made Expenses,
However.

The railroads of the United States
suffered a deficit in February of
s7.2o5.Ooo. while 1Os out of 200. re-
porting to the Interstate Commerce
Commission. failed to earn their ex-
penses and taxes. according to the
tabulations of reports just filed by
the carriers with the commission.
In January the deficit was $1,16T,-
500. with 10s out Of 2o2 roads fail
ing to make expenses and taxes.
OF the 1O6 roads in February
IS were in the Eastern. 16 in the
Southern, and A in the Western
districts. The 200 roads reporting
in February represent a mileage of
235,5s2 miles
As result OF the deficit, the car
riers fell short s63.s040 900 of earn
ing the amoant which il was esti-
mated they would earn under the
increased rates fixed by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission in ac-
cordance with the transportation
act.
Total operating revenues for Feb
EudEy were sfVo,OOosVOUs UT Oc-
crease of 41s per cent compared
with those for the same month in
1920, while total operating expenses
were s3s5,S7S, 900, or a decrease OF
IA per cent compared with Febru-
ary one year ago. The net railway
operating deficit, however, was re-
duced 56ls per cent, compared with
that for February, 920, at which
Enff %
900.
During the six months the in
creased rates have been Effective
or since August IS last. the ne,
railway operating income OF tht
carriers has totaled $21S, 500
which would be at the annual rate
Of return OF 214 per cent on theiI
tentative valuation. On the basis
of an annual return. of per cent il
was estimated they would earn dur
ing that period s531.6S6,0oo.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Imitation Pearls
Worn in Necklace
Poison Woman

LONDON, April 1o.-skin poison
ing by wearing a necklace is re-
corded by DR.. Arthur J. Hall. OF
Sheffield.
The patient, woman of 81. COM
planned OF painful rash at the
back of her neck, which always
made it's appearance after she had
worn an imitation pearl necklace.
The irritation ceased when she dis
carded the necklace.
The imitation pearls were subse-
quently placed around the patients 8
arm for a few hours as an expert
ment. and the result was an out
break of acute dermatitis. AN ex-
animation of the beads showed that
under warmth they exuded greasy
substance which was clearly the
cause Of the irritation.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Hat Creek Indiana
To Adopt Palefacs
Customs for Tribe

REDDING. Cal. April l0y.-sAsn-
son Grant is new chief Of tie Ast
Creek Indians, succeeding Buck
skin" Jack, who died q short while
ago at an age close 10 the century
mark. .s'ftfss1
Chief Grant is a voter. for he has
a patent TO his land. pays tsxes and
has substantial bank accoupt. His
home on Hat Creek 10 equipped with
q telephonG and a bathtub.
The new chief In urging his tribe
to ADOPT the white mans marriage
custom.
The FIRST wedding due to the in
nuence CT the new chief took place
recently wren Amos Brown and
Emma Smith, both Of Round Noun
tain. were married in the Chambers
Of the Superior Court by Judre
James W. Bartlett in the pressnce
Of Chief Grant 80 .as.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are weik-to-
do. They intend TO put up-r good
home and introduce the telephone
and bathtub.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Tax on Cash Fares.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany has issued an order effective
Sunday. May Is, imposing a penalty
of cents in excess of the regular
fare upon all persons boarding
Pennsylvania trains on lines east OF
Pittsburgh, Erie and Buffalo. with
out tickets. The order will not af-
feet those boarding trains at sta
tIons and stops where ticket pur-
chasing facilities are not provided.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Wage Reduction Causes
Traction Strike in ". Y

NEW YORK, April 10.-Because
union street car men OF the Orange
County Traction Company, which
operates in Newburgh, Walden and
other places, refused to accept 10
per cent reduction in wages the
system was tied up today. Not a
car moved after o'clock in the
morning. Officials of the road said
they had made no plans for operat-
ing cars
Former Governor Odell is presi-
dent of the company. His son, B.
Bryant Odell. the secretary and ac-
tive manager. said the company had
to cut wages to wipe out a deficit.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Brings I45 UndesirabIes
To AIDait Deportation

NEW YORK. April 10. - L. NJ.
Kline. chief deporting agent of the
immigration Service at Washington,
brought to Ellis Island today 145
deportees from various parts of the
country. About fifteen were of the
extremist class.
While the officials at Ellis Island
have heard unofficially that the
higher authorities at Washington
have determined to send a ship load
o: deportees to Europe in the near
future they have not as yet re-
ceived any definite instructions
about another Soviet ark"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
Russ Envoy Is Speaker.

Students of the school of foreign
service. Georgetown University. will
learn the intricacies of diplomatic
craftsmanship when Eugene Stein,
the noted Russian scholar and rec
ogniZed representative from Russia
in the Argentine Republic. will de-
liver a talk on his experiences of
the past twenty-seven years in the
diplomatic corps, at the school. sos
f street northwest, at $50 o'clock
tonight.