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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
EDDIT POLO is CUBA,S IDOL
Universal Serial Star Drairs Big Crouds While
Making New Serial

Eddie Polo has taken Havana by
storm. Universal reports. The ser.
rial star recently took a company TO
Cuba TO film HIS next serial. "Thc
Seal OF salan.' Since his arrival
there he has made personal appear.
ances In many OF the leading thea.
tres on the island and causes u
young riot each time hc leaves his
hotel. 20 popular Is no with Cuban
photoplay fans. Universal asserts.
polo'a FIRST public appearance was
at the Campoamor theatre one OF
the best theatres IN Havana. The
management had TO call the police
TO handle the crowds that attended,
only fraction Of which could get
Into the theatre.
Eddies first experience with his
hord OF Havana admirers was almost
as exciting as somo OF his serial
stuff. He and his company had
aragcd TO take ride around the
but when they started TO leave the
city, shortly after their arrivs,,
IIbtel scyllla. where they were stop
ping, they were greeted by strug.
Cling. lighting. cheering mob of more
than two thousand Of men and boys
anxious TO catch glimpse Of theil
cinema hero.
Polo, besides beig a doer of un.
usual and daring stunts for the
has gained fame as n circus
acrobat and daredevil. but he hesI.
Iated and decided not TO force hlsl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
PRISONERS OF LOVE"
COMING NEXT WEEK

Betty COmpa1n. whose meteoric
rise TO stardom was the result of
her remarkable portrayal of the role
of the girl in the George Loane
Tucker production of The Miracle
Man. makes her initial stellar APP
pearance in Prisoners of Love" ="
which will be presented at the Rialto
Theatre beginning Thursday. The
picture was personally produced by
Miss Compson, who Is now at the
head Of her own company, and was
directed by Arthur Rosson.
The story is taken from one Of
the works of Catherine Henry, and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22

contains lnnumcrabIe tense dramatic
situations which give Miss compson
the fullest opportunity 20 display her
remarkable versatility. The action
carries her through the complete
range OF human emotions. and her
frat production s,pmps her ~ one OF
the really great actresses Of the
screen.
As Blenchc Davis. Miss compson
porlrays the role OF a girl born Of
walthy and cultured parents. and
cursed through inheritance with a
dangerous degree OF physical nttrac.
iIycness. Discovering her father buy.
INK the silence OF nm adventures who
has become part OF his life, blanche
leaves home and dlsdalna even the
use Of her fathers great name. She
llccs TO san Francisco. where she
obtains employment in the law Of.
fees of Martin Blair aud James Ran
dolph. The latter seeks to marry
her but his mother ,an invalid since
his birth. selnshly compels her TO
promise that she Will not take her
son from her untll after her death.
Deaths swift Intervention falls TO
solve lhe riddle OF prisoners OF
Love-" and the best work OF many
present drama,Ists seems childish
compared with the magnificent ges.
ture with which the picture ends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
COMBATING REVOLT
SHOWN IN NEW FILM
How Police and Secret Service op,
pose "Reds" Here. Theme Of
test vl,aarsph Chapter
Play.

ono phase Of the worldwide wal
rgalnst revolutionary ideas now be
ma waged. has been taken for the
opportuno theme Of Fighting Fate
the latest viiagraph chapter play of
adventure. soon 70 be shown through
out the country, Il d to be the 1rs.
oosiarrIng vehicle OF William Dun
can and Edith johnson. who has
heretofore appeared In support Of the
yoFalIle actor
In addition TO making The episode
drama entirely logical In It's thrills
aud cilmaxes-a distinct advance IN
this field Of entertainment. which
appeals TO untold mllllons-ihe au.
iLors decided TO link up the action
with the most stirring clash OF the
day--ihat between law and revolt.
between orderly progress and chao.
tic destruction Of long standing IN.
s.l;rtlons.
That Is the vital idea hack of
Fighting Fate" as Il was intended
by Arthur p. IIanklns aud Albert
=. Smith. who wrote Il. When Kern
Lambert civilian Duncan sets oul
on his crusade 70 win back his own
good name and wipe out the dosper
ate gang he has been unexpectedly
thrown with. he Is battling not only
that particular hand, but the fight /
represents the universal struggle Of
courageous men and women against
the enslavement aud tyranny aud
osiruction which anarchists and bol
sheyik leaders seek TO impose on
them which they are now imposing
on the people OF Russia.
Taking their material from real dis.
closures OF the Wide spread OF the
revolutionary propaganda system.
the authors show how bolshevik
leaders head criminal bands in this
country. and how they are opposed
by the police and Secret Service
Kern Lambert. his dancee Josephine
Mahonoy (Miss Johnson). and the
detective Lassaier. who IS aiding
the Russian Grand Duke. enlist in
this secret army of orderly govern
ment
Starting today this serial will be
shown al the Rialto every Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
LIKE "nUMoREsQUE"
"HeIiotrope' Picture of a "Differ-
ent" Type.

At last that elusive object for
which all the movie-makes are con
tinually seeking the picture that is
different.
Cosmopolitan production achieved
it in 'Humoesque"; now, it is said,
the same producers have done it
again with "Heliotrope," the screen
version of Richard Washburn Child's
popular story II will be shown at
the Rialto Theatre for two days
commencing Monday next. While
the romance of two young people is
developed to happy ending in this
picture, the main theme is that of
a father who sacrifices his life to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22

prevent disgrace from Detailing hia
daughter II Is the story OF a sin.
lister woman foiled by a regener.
aied convict and Of the happiness
that comes TO The laiter's daughter
as the result of his heroic action.
Thrills a plenty finale that Is
surprising as It is satisfying IS pro
missed In "Heliotrope". The picture
win be shown at the Rialto Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday. It is
a Paramount.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22

Aching Joints. rheumatic pains.
neuralgia, can bo relieved quickly by
a rubbing application OF Ballard's
Snow Llniment. II Is a powerful pen.
etrating remedy. Three sizes. SOC.
iOc and si.20 per bottle. Sold by
Wrcn Drug company. 1871.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22

way through tho enthusiastic crowd.
After a brief appearance and much
hpndShaing. he went back into his
hotel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
Elk's Lodge. Louislana. No.
Drusy Goodman, Chairman


ST. Luke's Episcopal Guild state
that work is progressing rapidly for
their performance of "The Passing
Show to be given in the Sugg Thea
tre, Feb. 4, and that without doubt
the above sentiments will be voiced
by the Chickasha people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-22
9 The PASSING sHoWe

In reference to "The Passing Show
we quote the following report from
Louisiana. Mo, where this same
performance has been staged:
Dear Miss Book:
Tulsa, Okla,
Miss Annie Sara Book,
Just a word to let you know what
the people of our city thought of
y 4" $. ow. We have had all the
/. iucer3 any reputation stage
home-talents for us in Louisiana,
Mo-, and they have often been very
successful, but the one staged by
The Book Producing Company for the
Elks' Lodge recently, by far eclip--
sed anything in home-talent ever
given in orr city. This is the con-
census of opinion of all who had
the pleasure Of witnessing "The Pass
ing Show.
Recently a crowd Of our bunch
(your Passing Show cas) went
to st. Louis to attend the musical
revue, Scandals of 1920. We are
satisfied it did not compare with
your amateur show Kindest regards
and good wishes for the Book Pro-
ducing Company's success, we re-
main,
Nnnr,e Irnlu
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

which makes them of the title type,
They have developed magnificent
fiye man defense and fans who have
watched them cavort around the ar
mory toor during practice say that
Earlville will have tough foe on
their hands. Besides they have ac-
complished some great teamwork. In
the previous games that they have
played thatHvas the one thing that
they lacked mostly and which nearly
cost them the game with tnf Jolly
Boys. They have corrected that and
tomorrow they will show. their, real
strength for the hrst time this sea
son. g.,
Hillard Signed.
Bob billiard, former o, II. s,
star, Is a new man on the legion line
up. lie has been signed to play in
the future, and Hitter is depending
very much on his basket shooting to
morrow Following Is the way the
two Ottawa teams will line up FOL
tomorrows games: .H .a.,-.
ROYALS LEGION
Smith, RI. Anderson, RI.
Duffy, II, billiard, II,
Bumgardner, c. Mathes, c.
Sapp, re. Langan, tx.
Harboldt, tx. Bowermaster, lg.
Colwell, sub.
Hitter, LEX and Giehler, subs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
ILLINI FIVE OPENS
SEASON THIS WEEK

Urhana, H., Dec i4.-Ca2ch Win
tiers is whipping the Illinois basket
ball squad of twenty-five into shape
for the opening games this week end.
Friday night Illinois Wesleyan in
vades the Illini camp and Saturday
night Knox college will show its
wares. The Illini basket men have
been engaged in fast scrimmage prac-
tice for two weeks. The squad has
been divided into four teams in the
practice sessions and Winters may
use all the candidates in these prac-
tice contests.
Captain Carney, Walquist, Sabo and
Collins of last seasons team are show
ing UP we'll in the trials Carney, who
had been slowed up considerably with
a bad knee during the football season,
is back in running form. Walquist
is a clever floor man and one Of the
most reliable forwards on the squad,
with two years experience in confer
ence basketball Sabo and Collins
are dependable guards who show clev-
erness both on offense and defense.
Danielson, Bates, Tabor and Gipson,
utility men Of last season, undoubted-
ly will be in the lineup during the
season. Gipson is rangy center who
has been going at tremendous pace
in practice work, both in shooting and
floor work. OF the nine candidates
from last years freshman team sew
eral are showing varsity form in scor-
ing ability,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
CENTER ATHLETIC II Vii
COMMITTEE CANCELS
GAME WHIT N. DAME

Danyille, Ky, Dec 14.--Center col.
lcge authorities Monday sent n tole.
gram to the San Diego Chamber OF
Commerce, refusing permission for
the Colonies to meet the NNotre eDame
eleven or any other eastern college
Or university at San Diego Dec. 20.
I'VE will not authorize a game Of
football for Confer college at San
Diego Dec 26 with Other, than a Pa
ciiic coast college or university In
good standing, as proposal for game
was presented to us az contest of
east vs. west" the telegram said. DE
clsion final. 1t was signed Center
College Athletic Committee"
Immediately after word was recelv-
ed here that Notre Dame had decided
TO play the game and the telegram OF
refusal TO meet the HOLSTERS was sent
| by the local college authorities, DR..
Frank l.. Rainey. chairman Of the
faculty athletic committee, talked to
| the president Of Notre Dame over long
distance telephone and explained to
Kim that Center's attitude was in no
way prejudicial to Notre Dame, but
was merely In keeping with the terms
OF the contract with the San Diego
Chamber of Commerce.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
OHIO STATE GLOOMY
OVER BASKET TEAM

Columbus, O., Dec. 1S.-Prospects
for championship basketball team
at Ohio state University this season
are not bright, according to Coach
George NJ Trautman, viii is begin
ming his second year as basketball
mentor for the Buckeyes,
With stiff schedule ahead, only
three Of last years varsity basketball
team which did not make much OF a
showing, will be available this year.
They are A. Greenspun, guard. of
Cleveland Red" Blair. forward, of
Mt. Vernon, and L. Dudley, forward,
of Columbus. Blair, well-known as
football player. will be the main
spring of the team.
T. Young, of Toledo. who played
center on the varsity fotball squad
this season, is showing promising
work at guard. and H. Baird. another
promising player, is out for forward
Following is the schedule:
Dec. 17-Ohio Wesleyan at Column
bus.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
GOPHER COMMITTEE
TO NAME SPORT HEAD

Minneapolis, MINI, Dec 14.-Crea
ton of the post OF athletic director at
the University OF Minnesota, as sug-
gested by the board Of athletic con
troll, in terminating all coaches con
tracts for the end of the current year,
was referred to a special committee
By the university board of regents
Yesterday. This special committee,
which will consider appointment Ok
the director, will report TO the next
meeting of the regents.
1t was agreed that action of the ath-
letic board in terminating the coaches
contracts was final, without review
by the regents.
While the contracts of DR.. Fl. l..
Williams, veteran football mentor,
and five other head coaches in other
athletic departments thus are definite
" ended on or before next July l, 1t
would be possible TO hire any one or
all of them as coaches, working under
the director.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
JURY TO DECIDE ON
PLAYFELLOW SUIT

New York, Dec 14.--State Supreme
Court Justice Cannon yesterday de.
MED a motion for dismissal of Harry
r. Sinclairs suit to recover from Jas.
+. Johnson 100000, which he paid
last June for the race horse Playfel-
low, 3year-old full brother of Man o.
War The motion was made by coun-
sci for Johnson on the ground that
Sinclair had failed to prove that John
son had given any warranty that the
horse WAC not ''Windsucker" or a
"cribber."
Justice Cannon held that the state
ment, attributed by witnesses to John.
son, that Playfellow was Sound and
the most perfect horse I have ever
seen" was sufficient warranty to JUS
tify submitting the case to jury.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
LIND. BUT SEES"
GRID GAME BY CHEERS

New York. Dec. 14.-Perry T. w.
Hale Of Portland. Conn. Yale All
American football player twenty
years ago. now blind, today described
his sensations Of seeing" big gridiron
classics in the Yale bowl last fall.
Il could tell who was ahead and
who won each play" he said, THE
cheering which followed each play
told the story, OF course | depended
upon some one to tell me whether +
was a forward pass or a line plunge,
but | could follow the fortunes Of our
team without further explanation. 1t
was hard to be in suspense sometimes,
but intuition told me much
Hale was the guest of honor at the
Yale club last night at reunion din
ner of the Berzelius fraternity. He
lost his sight eight years ago through
an explosion of chemicals.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
HARVARD INVITES,
CALIFORNIA TEAM
TO MEET CRIMSON

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. IA (By the
A. PO-Harvard university yesterday
invited University Of California to
here next Oct 2S. This date lies be.
tween Harvard's bookings with Center
college and the University Of North
Carolina.
I Major Fred w. Moore. graduate
manager of athletics at Harvard said
the invitation to California was made
possible by the fact that Penn STATE
had sent word that il was unable tC
come to Cambridge Oct % next sea
son, due to previous obligations for q
game at the Polo grounds in New
York
California alumni are understood tC
have made overtures to Harvard foI
a place on the schedule this fall, but
oates could not be shifted to MAKE
an opening for the westerns. Har
ward was taking the first ava liable OPP
portunity to offer the Calfomians al
engagement, it was said.
Will Consider Invitation.
Berkeley, Cal, Dec. 14.-Od 2S, The
date offered by Harvard, already has
been given by California to Univer
sity of Southern California How
ever, the Bears already are s,heduleC
for two trips in the autumn of 1922
one to Los Angeles to play Southern
California, and the other to Seattl,
to play University OF Washington.
California will take Haryarl's invi
tation under consideration when it ar
riyes, Graduate Manager Luther Z
Nichols announced yesterday. No in
| vitation has reached here yet
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

We would all be great If we we're
measured by the things we Intend to
do tomorrow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
A Housewives Dream

Cover your cabinet, table top, sink
drain board or built in pantry selves
with "T
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
JACKSON RABBITS
WIN AT PRINCETON

A pen of twelve Flemish Giants,
exhibited in the rabbit section of the
Bureau county poultry and pet stock
show at Princeton last week, by VIM.
Jockson, of the north bluff, carried
away all honors awarded for Dummies
by the exhibition chiefs. The Jack
son exhibit was declared by visitors
to the show to have been one Of the
finest ever seen in this section Of the
state.
Stuart Ryburn Jackson, aged two,
son Of the ottawa man, won a prize
for being the youngest exhibitor. He
carried away a big cake in connec-
ton with this honor. One of his own
Dummies was on display.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
WILSON GETS $4,000;
AGREES TO FIGHT

New York, Dec. 14.-Tex Richard
a.yesterday handed Middleweight
Champion Johnny Wilson a check for
$SoO0o to cover his end of the bout
..~s-with Bryan Downey in Jersey City
1ast September. The money had been
@Withheld By Richard at the request
Nf the New Jersey boxing commission.
,sNhich charged Wilson had not put
North his best efforts. F#t
With his manager, Wilson called
81 iticBard, and is said to have
sagreed. aftfr receiving the check, that
he would box any opponent Richard
anight select before Jan. s, the contest
70 taka7 place the middle of the fol.
slowfng month. The terms were not
seAnolnccd. Mt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
LEGION TEAM MEETS EARIV IIEE1Nt iEREtfT TOMORROW

Dec, 2l--Wittenberg at Columbus,
Dee, 27-Yale at Columbus.
Dec. 3O-Dartmouth at Columbus,
Jan. Chicago ut Chicago.
Jan. 9-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Jan, li--lllinols at Columbus.
Jan, 20-lndiana at Columbus.
Feb, 7 Danison at Columbus.
Feb, Michigan ut Columbus.
Feb. lS-lowa at Iowa City,
Feb. 20-rlllinois at urbana. ,,.,.
Feb. 22-Vhieago ut Columbus,
Feb. 21-Northwestern at Evans.
l9l' 400. f. f'1.I' d y"4
Deb 27-~indiana at Bloomington.
March 4--~Northwestern at Column
bus. n. .a.nllaet .....4.. 4
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
TOM SHEEHAN MADE
PROPERTY OF SAINTS
AT Ny. MEETING.
SEAL MAKING sHEEHAN AND
4louTFiElDER TIM HENDRICKS
PERMANENT PROPERTY os
aisAINTs CLOSED ON TUESDAY
4 AT NEW YORK PoWWoW.

Z Tom Sheehan, who is spending the
Sinter months in Ottawa, awaiting
the opening OF the 1922 baseball sea
son and who was temporarily sent
to the st. Paul club of the American
Association last season by the New
York Yankees in part payment for
Elmer Miller, outfielder. has become
the permanent property of the Saints
Il was announced yesterday. The
deal through which Sheehan was
transferred TO the st. Paul Saints per
fnanently was carried through on
Tuesday at the big baseball powwow
at New York City.
Tim Hendricks. outfielder, was also
included in the trade, and when the
1922 season opens will take his new
berth on the st. Paul club. Pitcher
Rogers, formerly In the International
League will also become the property
OF S. Paul through the same deal,
and fourth player will be selected
1T Ia New York meeting soon to
complete the trade.
Sheehan. in statements yesterday.
however isn't disappointed by the
deal. He is quite pleased with the
trade and stated that St Paul has a
real baseball club and that they are
going to win the American Associa-
ticn Dennant next year.
Ten several years ago pitched for
Philadelphia. later going to the At
lanta club in the Southern Associa
ton. He maze a whirlWind of a rec
ord there, ana Yank scouts recon-
mended him for the American League
club. When the 1921 season opened
he reported for spring practice with
the Yanks and got into action for that
team at the first of the season. But
Tom had a lot of hard luck A phan-
tomliEe hoodoo pursued him, with the
result that he didn't get going the
way he should until after he had been
sent to St Paul.
At the outset of the season he was
bothered considerably with a sore
arm and only pitched few games for
the Now York club. Then moro hard
luck came along, showing that the old
. liza " tAr A4Nallk Altl lllIils ADOuL llllu
season Manager Miller Higgins was
dickering with a deal by which he
was gomg to send a pitcher and Out
fieldeg Tim Hendricks to sthe Saints
in part payment for Miller 1t was
planned by the New York manager to
send Bill Piercy, who was deprived
OF his world series money by Judge
Lands for being a member of Babe
Ruths transforming trip, to St. Paul,
But Manager Kelly of the Saints
W0uldnt consent to that deal and
vented Sheehan instead of Piercy. OF
course the deal which would have
Transferred Piercy and Hendricks to
the Saints didn't go through and
finally Tom was sent to St Paul
He was pressed into action as soon
as he reported there and still his arm,
bothered him considerably. He didn't
make good until the last month Of the
season and then he tore loose. He
burned things up and made them all
sit up and take notice, winning the
last few games that he pitched
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
Dances Borrowed From Birds.

Like the art of song, that of the
dance is employed by many birds pri-
mariIy in the courtship of the female.
The biggest bird of all-the ostrich
is a most interchangeable dancer, par
ticularIy enjoying the waltz. The
moor cock is another dancing bird,
from which the peasants of upper
Bavaria have borrowed their famous
Stat shoe dance or clog dance.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

However, their playing tomorrow
will be different from every angle
They have trained and trained hard
since the game last Friday with the
All,Stars and have rounded them
selves into first class basketball con-
dition for the ARRAY tomorrow. Each
an devery man has knuckled down
and applied the finishing touches