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whose popular attachment for France was unconquerable, shall live be- meath the Prussian yoke; the politi- cal structure of Europe must be such that never in any manner or at any time shall Germany domination be challenged. To build up this doin- ination as well as to defend 1t in case 1t were ever threatened. every means will be employed--not except ing war. Half century of history has here it's source.
 Fresh Aggression
 As early as 1915, this settled de- termination reveals itself by the threat of fresh aggression. France fs recovering too rapidly. To com plete Ter ruin is a duty to Germany ani to mankind. The awakening of Russia and Great Britain. conscious too late--of the mistake they made in 1870, foils Bismarck who vents his disappointment in bitter jests, but sets to work at once to prevent its recurrence. Two powers exerting their. influence in favor of France have been able to hold him in check; :; against France, therefore. he deter mines to group forces which will give him undisputed control of Eu- rope and cement his victory forever. on October I. 1879. he signs treaty with Austria Hungary On May 20. 1882. one with Italy. Germany is now at the head of coalition Of 10000 900 men. which from the North sea to the Mediterranean commands Flu rope and cuts it in two. She is the arbiter of peace which she both imposes and guarantees.
 From the treaties on which it is based this coalition borrows a de- fensive appearance; as matter of fact, it's aims are offensive and 1t is ready to attack. To render Frances isolation more complete. supplement tary pledges are secured from quar- ters whence they were least to be expected. Russia, defeated at the
 tContiBued on Page Two.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
CHAPTER ONE GERMAN AGGRESSION

fragrant than Germanys at 1914 deliberately planned Schoen the Kaers ambassador standing with fegned Brussels then political foreign affairs Theeman representative his said weeks all h Yet at that without previously
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
MANY FAIR GOLFERS
 TO COMPETE IN MEET

Atlanta. October 1s.-The opening of the Woman's Southern Golf asso- citation tournaraent here is expected to bring many of the best players among southern women to the East Lake course to contest for the title now held by Mrs. David Gaut Q. Memphis. About 40 of the entrants are from Atlanta and the others are from alItover the south
 Mrs. Gaut and number of out-of- town players arrived Saturday in time to go over the course, and num- bers of others came in today. The East Lake links, ranked as among the first dozen or so in the country. have been put in excellent shape for championship play. which will open Monday morning with the qualifying rounds. Officers also are to be elected Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
FRS Only Miracle Can Preuent Strike, Says Lee
Puebla GoUernor Forced
 to Flee On Horseback As
 Mob Protests New Tax LauU
Imperial Wizard Resumes Defense
 for K. K. K. Today

Washington. October 16.--Wii- Ham J. Simmons, founder and ip- pcriRl wizard of the Ku Rlux <inn, will he able to resume hls defense of the organization before the house rules committee tomOr- row, his physicians announced to- night. They reported that he wns recovering satisfactorily from m attack of throat trouble and ex- haustion.
 Members of the committee in- dicated that if Mir. SimmOns' health permitted him to resume the stand the next session would he given to cross-examination deAigned to bring out details as to the organ ixation and operations of the ISInn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
Storm Warnings Are Displayed on
 the Atlantic Coast

Washington, October 16.--The weather bureau today announced an advisory northeast storm warning was displayed at p. m. on the Atlantic coast from Nor folk. va.. to Delaware breakwa- ter. The disturbance is central off the Carolina coast. and 1t will move nOrtheastward attend ed by strong northeast wfnds-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17

the and the leading M Trdieu
  which the world August 1s4a blow under which the world will tag o the end of time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT

Extra editions of The Herald tonight will announce the results of todays election they be sembled and tabulated
 Election officers and others urged to telephone their returns to The AgeHerad at the earliest possible moment in order that the entire city may know the outcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
BROTHERHOOD HEAD SENDS ORDERS FOR RAIL ROAD T|E-UP
A., B. and A. Road Won't Be Affected By the Proposed Nation Wide Strike,
 States Receiver
By Associated Press

Atlanta. October I6.--The Att iantR, BirmInsh ham and Atlantic Railway company. which has about GAO miles of tracknlFe in Alabama and Georgia, is not ex- pected to be affected by the pro- posed nation.o wide. strike set to start October 20. Col. B. l.. BugR, received for the road, said to- night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
Secrets Of the World War
By ANDRE TARDIEU

of hands the conference of Versailles
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
WORLD WAR SECRETS"

Andre Tardieu begins his great se- ries in today's Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17
BIRMINGHAM WEATHER

Probably fair today. temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-17

Stationary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
WILD ANIMALS IN COLORADO.

ry United Press.
Denver, Sept. Ii That Colorado
is still wild animal state Is shown
In the annual report OF the bureau
Of markets of the United States
department Of agriculture, Just made
public.
The report shows that in the last
fiscal year. six bears, one mountain
lion. CSC coyotes. II wolves and BIO
other predatory animals were shot.
trapped or poisoned by the depart
ment's animal division. The saving
to livestock growers was estimated
at $4,000. The cost Of killing LOIS
animals was s274S9 or about s27
a head.
The determination program for
this year Is an extensive one, the
department announced, and hunters
will be kept in one locality until
every wolf and mountain lion there
is trapped or poisoned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY

Time j. The teAl u truth. And
Deans Kidney Pills have hio.d the
test il chIehashA. 80 Chlekaaha frsl
dent who suffers haekaehe. of annoy
lns urinary ills can trnaln nneon.
slnc.d by this lvlee'loId Testimony.
AK your nelEhhoF.
M IL. lIafiakeF. COZ y. 9Th II.
gave the following statement on De-
eember 9Th. iaii; ~Ay Kidneys weFe
out ~ order and ~ consequence
had rather wenk hack. ! used
Deans Kidney pills huuEh, u The
owl DmK ssore aud relief Of
positive nature followed | have had
40 ns4esslly To use kidney remedy
slnce."
On Iuly 9Th. 1891. Mrs iinfiake'
nald: = have had feyeFal attacks
II kidney trouble during tho past
ten or twelve years but Deans Kid
ney Pnla have never failed u
promptly cure them
Price. zoe nj 40 dealers Don't
simply ask for a klsllay remedy get
noan's Kidney pitts the same that
NJ Ilnifaker had. fosier-Mi.hitr
Co. Mfsfs.. naffalo. \. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

contract and form of proposal mhy
b sean II company effise.
Separate bids may be- suhmlilea
for eoneFsta wnfk.
Each bid must be accompanied ~
a certified check foF uas Thousand
sollars. payable 70 the order oi The
chlekasha Gas and Eleeifie ca. 10
ba returned within 20 days II open
Ing % unsuccessful bisderu and Tor
l.ltea a. duplicated damages By the
successful bidder Il be- Fetns"s e
enter lnio contract Or furnish bead
IL required after awarded to hli"
i'ropoaal shall be made upon shf
furm attached hereto
bidders II required shall pfesehl
satisfactory evidence that they hass
lern regularly engaged in wotA I"
this class and that they are fun
prepared with necessary capital. -
perlenoe aud equipment To begin sh'
wofk promptly and carry 4 thfouxl
rncfxellcally and efficiently.
The FlRat IL reserved to reject an
and all bids. o. % require the bid
dera to furnish surety bond.
The chIckaaha Gas a Electric Go.
ny y. q. SHARPER. Mar ii1td
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
HATFIELD QUITS HILL
FOR A SIiANTY BARGE

slsiorsille. " Va. Sept IL
George Washington Hatfield. brother
Of "Deyil Anse" Hatfield. Of feud.
day fame. has becaume shaniy
boaster.
Hatfield and his wife. fnll-blood'
ed Indian. came here recently from
pike County. Kentucky. and have be-
gun life in shanty boat on the
ohio side of the river. The tslp
TO Sisterville was made overland In
quaint. delapidated buggy. drawn
by weary bay horse.
The aged clansman believes he
was the father Of Sid Hatfield. Min
go County ehIeftain. who was alain
In revolver fight at Welch last
month
"The Sid Hatfield who was Killed
at Weleh may be and may not be
my hoy the grizzled mountaineer
NtlUs At anu tfl6f HNAu Atu btfN
Of that name, and aint seen Sid
in number of years-not since he
helped me ont a tight fix in Carter
County, Kentucky.
I'm law abldin' citizen, religl
ous and don't aim to make any fuss
but whenever one of our blood Ii
murdered. the murderer must pay"
Hatfield, who is past 7G years old,
looked much younger He was dress
ed in typical hill-billy fashion, with
the exception of "six.gun."
He said he was living for two
things-:his rifle, which is over 10l
years old, and his violin, which he
claims was made in 1914. lie is still
a crack shot with his old-fashioned
weapon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
Crabtree's Body
Is Being Returned
To United States

Relatives of Pvt. Arthur w. Crab
tree. injured on the field of battle
during the recent war and who died
shortly after being removed TO a
hospital, have been advised that the
body will arrive In iloboken. N j..
next Friday and will be shipped TO
Chickasha for burial
No funeral arrangements have
been made. pending the receipt Of
further Instructions from the war
department.
According to records In the local
Red Cross chapter office, Private
Crahtree entered the service April
20, 1918. lie was assigned to com
pany l., 357 Infantry. Wounds that
caused his death on November II
were sustained just As hours before
the signing of the armistice that
ended hostilities In France. The
body was inferred in the U. S. army
cemetery at Banthevile, France.
Several relatives, including Mrs
Gussie Il. Crabtree, wife, and Mrs
G. w. Crabtree, mother, who re
sides at $40 Iowa avenue, survive
the deceased soldier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
Steals Only From
STANDARD Oil Firm

Portland. orr. Sept. ii-TheFes
hlshwayman uoFklns h Portland
who has ! sense uf humoF. lie Fois
only STANDARD on gasoline filllns
stations and wlIl not take money
from tho men who .sHd the p''mps'
Never has tho FobbeF bsn kno~h
10 waylny = lonesome pedeslflnn' !
never has he huFsiaFlsed q houas;
never has he sought Ia garner hla
prsarlou- proceeds ffom the illlihF
msallona ~ gasoline companies com
ps,luK wlh standard oll.
rhla unluue holdap man mad" bis
debut IN Portland. and then moved
Ia California. ~hee be waa caught
ted.handed aud served his term
When h. completed biz term
scnal oll Iohnnle.s aa b" ls hnpst
to the detective huFean II The rof'
land polite department. fesun.d HI
operation in Portland.
Nerflly he Kocs bis wat. u F"es
something like thia;.
open lhe cash register" " snhVcll
remarks an unmaskcd figure. pune
tnallng bis nr'i"r 10 the llliinK sta
tIon man with hlue revolver
The man on the job opens u" f's'A
tor. aud also turns on hia ppfkeis
Keys rattle. "coalDI Iohunie'
transfers John D's money from 'h'
register tu his avn eap'ols poek"i
and thanks the station man.
Keep your money" he says iosll
ly.
Cant you leave me some cash Il
open business with In the molningf
asked the ,. $. H.
"oh. Iawn Dee will tab" care q
That. Uoo uiFht"
And away he goes.
soh. rs somebody wim has
grudge against the company" aai'
Lieut. rat Malone. of the deieciiv
force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
Ozark Trail Head
Escapes Drowning
liz Canadian RiUey

j. Il. Sweptson, national president
of the Ozark Trails association,
came near drowning near Norman
Tuesday afternoon when the olficial
Ozark Trails car .skidded from q
small ferry boat into the South
Canadian river, according TO re-
ports received here.
While the president and his car
were thrown into the river, no one
was hurt, the reports state.
The car. which passed through
Chickasha yesterday morning,
caught in the quck-sand Of the
river and sank out of sight.
President Sweptson and his party
were en- route from points in Texas
to Shawnee where the Ozark Trails
association is scheduled to open its
annual meeting Monday. One thous-
and delegates have registered, it is
said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
TREATING MOTHER
TO STOP CRIME.

New York, Sept. 14.-Mrs. Fannie
Liebowitz convicted burglar and
mother Of eight children, was sent
to a hospital in lieu of years
prison sentence in the belief that
further treatment with tyroid Sc
cretions from sheep might cure her
of criminal tendencies. She has been
under treatment for three months,
by order Of County Judge Bayes.
A physician reported to the court
that she had improved greatly. both
in health and mind, but he was un-
able to determine at present, wheth-
er the injections had destroyed her
criminal tendencies. If further treat
ment proves ineffective. she must
go to prison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
NeW Campaign to
Dan,pen America
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE Amalsa.
mated Vets of the country are of
on a national campaign against Vol
stead act enforcement. accordinr t.
statements made by officials of the
United Veterans League, a Ch.i aso
wet" organization, to the Unitad
Press today.
The Amalga mated Asso iat,cn Ol'.
posed to Federal Prohibition is ar
ranging a national convention Of
anti-drys at Washington In October,
at which measures for "moderat'Es
existing enforcement acts will he
discussed. The Amalgamated Asso-
Citations were recently organized m
New York from nine anti-Volstaal
societies.
The meeting will probably devote
its time to measures for legalizlng
the use Of light wines and bear, the
United Veterans officials said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
IRvlrArion FOR BIDS
The chiekssha Gas & Electric Co
chickasha. Oklahoma
Protective Works for Hydro-Electri,
Station on Washiia River
near ChIckasha

Chickasha. Okla. Sept. II. 1921.
Sealed bids for the construction OF
wing walls. back fill. earth dyke and
other work incident thereto. will be
received Mt the office Of the Chick
asha Gas & Electric Co. until noon.
September II. 1921.
Specifications. drawings. form of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
AVIATOR WHO GOES ON
HUNGER STRIKE is LOSiN

Iethbridge, Alberta. Sept 13.-Cap
tain E. L. Janney, former British
aviator entered the 33rd day Of his
hunger strike in, the Lethbridge jail
with a record of a pound In weight
lost every day he has been on strike
He weighed 17G pounds when he be
gan abstaining from food and now
weighs 1871 Jail physicians reported
his pulse weakened and advised chat
forcible feeding be restored to- C9p-
tain Janney's hunger strike was be-
gun in protest against his arrest on
Il charge of obtaining money under
false pretense in connection with
fIotation of an aircraft company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
LOVE roo ARoEhr.
WIFE cesw riRtn

Chicago. sept 10 Charging that
be- hmssed and kissed her loo much.
Ma. Mildred II. lledln has flled suit
for divorce here against Victor W
il-sllu. aho sayn she chose an vlFrc'
sIanatr husband hseause she sHs
naturally 81 an effecilnnass dlspsssl'
llon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Owners Of horses ana blo0ded stock
are large users of Liquid hnruKone.
II heals wounds. fostering sores.
l.arbed wIro cuts by mild power
that leaves no disfIgnring acars.
price zoe. C0c aud sis0. Sold by
Wren Drug Company. i'1ut.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
DR. cUMMlNs TO SPEAK
IN OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE <

Oklahoma City, Sept 1s.-Dr
Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon general
Of the United States public health
service will address the fourth ar.
nual public health conference to be
held here October II and -, accord
ing to word received today by DR.
A. R. Lewis, state health commits
sioncr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
PUBLIC RECORDS
In District Court.

In District Court.
Farmers State Bank of Chicaasha
IS Boone Bailey. suit on note.
Farmers state Bank of Chickasha
W Dean param0re. suit ON note.
First National Bank Of Chicktsha
- RAY Winder. attachment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
Pilgrim Band Meet.

The Pllgrim Missionary Band will
meet with Mrs. ben Wood. l1i7
south Seventh street Thursday after,
noon at 2:30. Mrs. ]. y. Hopkins
leader. announced today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

/ Personal Mention
&. T.. Malone. poasoffics Inspector
from I.awion. transacted "ltlelal hlAl'
nsss In the city today,
Tonlsht. .hsAr MIiier II
Items for the aocinl pare ~ The
usny Express should be reported to
MlAa Kate Remington not later The"
Friday morning Phone sa1' :si'
American Legion. Auxiliary u"
tseam social Friday evening 90.
tsmber 10. on loi opposii" N'h'e
rsfh. Everybody invited li.'l.
Victor nrown. assistant field clerk
In charge of the q. =. field clerks
offlc. here. transacted business !"
ruuIa Valley yesterday.
wASTEp-young mas HiehoKfaph'
or. excellent salary. Apply nj Chick
aaha Business college. 1871.
American Legion Auxiliary g"
cream social Friday evening. sqp'
tember ie. on lot opposite Vlnci
park. Everybody invited. ii'sI
Roy Isanderwon left yesterday for
n business trip TO Oklahoma CIV.
IIamstItchlng and plcotlng. Ne per
yard. Mrs. II. X. McGregor a. Gflhl
60 st3.s0t
George Grouse. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. N. Grouse. expects TO enter
tho University Of Oklahoma. Ut Nof'
man. this week.
American LerIon-AuxilIaty i'e
cieam social Friday evening. Sep
t.mber ie, on lot opposite Ni1ea
rsrk. Everybody invited. H'a
Tonlght-hear Miller. II
FIRE SALE OF GtocERiEs-at
1ls South Second all this week. w
r,,ua 1857.
Sam Crib, son of John Crib. pro
pritor Of the Gribi store here ex'
rects TO leave tomorrow for Norman
10 enter the University OF Oklahoma
Items for the social page OF the
Daily Express should be reported To
Miss Kate Remington not later than
Friday morning. Phone 2sa l2-it
James O'Shee expects to leave to
cav for Norman where he will enter
the University OF Oklahoma.
Tonight-hear Miller. II
Howard and Roy Norton have gone
TO Norman TO resume their studies
in the state university.
Miss Hattie Holcomb, deputy eour'
clerk, left yesterday for Oklahomi
City and Sulphur. where she VII
spend n weeks vacation. She wa.
accompanied by Miss Blanche Di
laney.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Frey an'
daughter, Francis. left yesterda.
afternoon for Troy, New YORK
where the latter will continue he
studies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
10 study Laws.

According to an announcement
riade this morning. tho local osl"r
Of the Eastern Star will meet In
the Masonic hall tonight for the pir.
pose Of studying the laws and ~
laws OF the order All mem,@rs
arc urged to be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
IN POLICE COURT

rr,sr nays. ehsrsed silh skees''
,.s The speed nmw. fined SO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
CRANDMKS
LIVER and Sr0fikCH
TEA

a. 4. aisa niRhis frruHnsHsnsltd ~ lHsH-
a. 1.spspsia ana he'd hlasds ufAnaiass
IL. all eisaf aaaF affrnsltr tlnf'ss
shi.h essail Ffam had hiaei. is.s ~
.aat tnnsan utll tell tat tfas s.AYss.sss
q xaWf besfth n The fnnFus eNatsa
@SsE T. thirk tellautsh rssat So ~ sfHsitsfh
.na tlsst need atlsnllen TITS ran,...uts.
Iii ~ ssftstea ~ enkNttNAN = nftsANn
Am tfkKn TIA Ten fHlt desF. y esst
naskage. AZ ell dfuF sisssss 'e"s'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14
HOW GRANDMA
PARK RELIEVES A
sICk HEADACHE ?

o,aasms rsfs etste hFfsFu ,H' y. -.
~ w s.'sla wslh ~ FetHHAf ~ ~.
s,asss,sn. AL hfsalh hfau hHtH 80
tstaskhss. fssaasr 80 .s.sss@ f..sas
- ss.sa dtsnt.ivfssl sian4seA s.a ~. 49,
IL se,'eds su4,ls ffnm fasae sal ..'us ~.
$50 steffaAs AsFr. art sfiN nsHes ~
sftstnsl f&l,et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

&. =. Malone. ponsoffics Inspector
from l.avion. transacted "lileial haAs'
nass IN the city to-day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Frey and
daughter, Francis. left yesterday
afternoon for Troy, New York
where the latter will continue her
studies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-02
-FOUR GANESAT
COPPER WORKS
Double Bills Tomorrow After.
noon and July 4--Big At
fractions to Come Here

Four games are scheduled to be
played on the Raritan Copper works
field over the weekend and holiday.
The Manhattan Parks of Newark and
The Lyceum nine of this city, will
engage in a double bill with Man.
iger Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball
team on the local field tomorrow aft
ernoon, while the Pennsylvania Red
Caps. a strong colored team will play
! double header with the local rep
resentative team on the r. c. w.
held Monday afternoon.
, The Manhattan Parks will engage
n the first game on the schedule for
tomorrow afternoon, and Harry APP
plegate and Ulrick will probably be
the opposing pitchers. In the second
game OF the double bill. the second
game of the city series between the
Lyceums and the Amboy team will
be played. Bill Flynn and Butch Mel
Ter will likely be the opposing twir-
ers in this contest.
The Penn Red Caps, with a won
aerful record compiled against some
pf the leading semi-pro teams in the
East so far this season, will endeavor
10 make up for their defeat of last
season by taking Mondays double
header with the locals. Neider and
Apologize will probably pitch for
the Amboy team. while Edwards will
likely be one Of the fingers for the
colored outfit. The first game of
each double bill will start at 2
o'clock.