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Evening star., 1921-05-01
CHICAGO POLICE PLAN RAIDS
Propose to Arrest Every One Found
With Radical Literature.

CHICAGO. April 30.-Every man on
the Chicago police force will be held
ready for reserve duty tomorrow, ac-
cording to orders issued today by Chief
Fitzmorris in preparation for possible
May-day celebrations.
Department Of Justice agents also pre-
pared for any radical disturbances.
A succession of raids throughout the
west and northwest sections of the city
was planned. Every person found pos
sessing radical literature would be ar
rested, it was said. All deputy United
States marshals were ordered to duty
this afternoon to participate in the
radical roundup.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
WORKERS CALL MEETINGS.
No General Strike Looked For by
Union officials,

NEW YORK, April 30--Meetings Of
the various groups Of marine workers
VIII be held here tomorrow to dis
cuss the action of the United States
Shipping Board in ordering "A Is per
cent reduction in wages. effective at
midnight tonight. This announce
ment came as soon as local officials
had communicated with their chiefs
most OF whom are in Washington.
No general strike is looked for. a.
though union officials predicted that
many men would walk off the ships
and refuse to work under the new
wage scale. Union leaders pointed
out that this was the attitude the men
themselves were taking. Whether
there will be general strike later
they said. would depend largely upon
the nature of reports sent them by
the officials in Washington.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
ator should be the last man to de-
nouncs execution of the treaty.
Il Z R0sIii0n Called ImpOtent.

1T was by his masterful leadership
that the United States was taken out
side of the treaty and placed where
it is absolutely helpless to assist in
it's execution. He tSenator Borah)
states that the treaty is being vio-
lated by France with the connivance
of Great Britain. We are not able
to raise an objection. because We are
not in the treaty. 1t was through his
influence that the United States is
placed in this impotent position by
which the United States lost the
leadership Of the world.
Senator Hitchcock added that by
being unable to object to the Shan-
tung award Japan's grip on the
Chinese province was made more alb
solute and Senator Borah replied that
japan would not "even give up fap.
Senator Shields. democrat. Tennes-
see. said he would vote for the Knox
measure in order to get peace, since
President Wilson had so intertwined
the league covenant with the peace
terms that it was impossible to get
peace through the treaty.
Lodge and Robinson in Tilt.
Senator Lodge said it would take
at least Seventy-two amendments to
get the league out (of the treaty).'
"And then with it out. we'd have
nothing but a she'll, he added
Senator Lodge and Senator Robin
son. democrat. Arkansas. had lively
tilt The latter contended that the
resolutions "inevitable moral effect
win encourage our former enemies
and discourage our allies" Further.
Mr.. Robinson said that the majority
had the votes Ito humiliate the men
who made sacrifices in the war and
to bring the nation into diSrepute.'
Senator Lodge denied sharply that
the resolution would have any effect
except to end the technical legal state
of war
Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana.
attacking the resolution, declared
that it gave no benefits to the United
States and should be entitled as one
for relief of the German people" He
declared it left open title to Germa n
ships worth s100,0Q0,000, seized by
this government
Evening star., 1921-05-01
100 PENNIES STOLEN.
Thieves Enter Two B. & o. R. r.
Stations-Other Thefts.

Burglars broke into the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad stations at Brook
land and Takoma Park Friday night.
They stole 100 pennies from the safe
in the Takoma Park station, but
found nothing Of value in the other
station.
w. ]. Sherwood. 1910 SD street.
reported the theft Of $13 worth of
meat from a truck in front of 1914
Wisconsin avenue.
Richard Shea. 1872 Morton street. re-
ported to the police that he was re-
lieved of s540 while in an apartment
house.
Mrs EsteIle G. McElhannon. GA
Maryland avenue northeast, told the
police that her pocket was picked of
s55 while in a store yesterday after
noon.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
REDS ISSUE LURID CIRCULAR
Cincinnati Police Turn Copy Over
to Federal Agents.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 20-"The
May Day of the American Revolution
was the title of highly seditous cir
cular, 4 copy of which fell into the hands
of the police here today. 1t made the
prediction that the United States gov
ernment would be destroyed The an
archistic and ntiammatory manifesto
bore the signature, Communist Party
of the United States" The police gave
the circular to the federal authorities.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
BENSON ORDERS
IS PER CENT CUT
Continued from First Page.)

Guilty in manning the ships was am
ticipated.
Labor Department officials estima,
ed that a general tying up of Ameri
can merchant ships would result in :.
loss of approximately $1,000. 600 a day
figured on the value of the craft Thi.
it was explained, did not take into ac-
count losses which might accrue by
reason of tying up freight. On thu
other hand. it was said at the Ship
ping Board that the government
might save money if the ships did ,gel
tied up. because many of them are be
ing operated at loss under present
economic conditions.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
POLES GRATEFUL TO U. S.

An official dispatch yesterday to The
Polish legation from Warsaw said
general manifestations OF gratitude
to America for her aid to Poland oc-
CURED yesterday in Cracow. Masses
were said in all churches. and at all
schools one hour was devoted to lee
lures on America A testimonial ad-
dress of gratitude to Herbert Hoover
was rendered TO Representatives Of the
American mission in Poland.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
CUSTOMS HOUSE BUSY.
Savannah Officials Rush Work in
Authorization of Strike.

SAVANNAH Ga. April 30. - The
collector of customs today issued
orders to keep open the customs
house continuously until Monday
morning. This is to give every OPP
portunlty to vessels to clear that
want to do SO before any complica-
tions arise with the labor unions on
Monday.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
WILL HOLD INITIATION.
Sons of Veterans to Take In Spe
cial Glass,

Sons of Veterans here will hold a
special class initiation May - in the
crystal room of the New Ebbitt Hotel.
The campaign for new members is in
charge of the following committee:
Past Commander-in-ch chief Fred II.
Johnson and James +. Lyons of the
Abraham Lincoln Camp: Frank A. De-
Groot. DIR. Adelbert A. Taylor and
Herbert Walton Rutledge of the Will
liam 3. Gushing Camp.
subcommittee chairmen have been
appointed as follows: Music. r. l.. Oat =
ley: decorations, o. \. c. Oehmler: re-
freshments, Capt. Frances r. Cross;
invitations Fred T. Johnson. and
finance, Dr. Adelbert,A -. Taylor.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
NO WALK-OUT ORDER,
Mobile Customs House Clears Yes.
sci With Union Crew.

MOBILE. Ala. ipril 30.-No orders
have been received here by the Of
fcers OF the marine workers or
marine engineers union at this port
10 walk out. The customs house re-
manned open until late tonight in
order TO clear vessels before midnight
and have them under way before the
orders to walk out went into effect
One vessel got away from port to-
night with union crew.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
DR.. BUDDING REVIEWS WORK

Or. r. +. budding, on the eve of his
retirement from the active presidency of
the Prisoners Relief Society, last night
reviewed the work of the society before
members of the Women's City Club at
the clubhouse, Lafayette Square Mrs.
John s. Blair presided at the meeting.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
ORDERED HERE FOR DUTY.

Capt. Hayne Ellis. commanding the
cruiser Salem, has been ordered to
this city for, duty as a member OF the
naval eXamSning' board.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
CAPTAIN SENT TO ROME.

Capt. Raymond ID. HaSbrouck. who
commanded the hattleship Minnesota
during the war. has been ordered 10
duty as naval attache at Rome.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
KNOX RESOLUTION,
TERMINATING WAR,
PASSES IN SENATE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1921-05-01

clared Senator Borah primarily re-
sponsible for Americas lack Of a
voice in the peace settlements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

John Emerson aud Anita Loos from
Madolalne sharp Buchanan'a story
"The chessboard.F II is directed by
william NELL
According TO advance reports this
drama is different than the usual
run. II does not follow the conven.
tlonal lines OF the prosecuted hero.
Inc. the villain and the ~resculng he
70. Nancy Flavell. the madcap so.
ciety girl who Is always falling In
and out OF love Is about 20 marry
n man when at the very altar In
order TO escape n distaateful mar.
rlage she declares she IL already n
married woman and the wedding is
Off.
But out OF the frying pan into the
fire Of rueful trouble. The alleged
bridegroom" turns mp and the pair
are conducted TO the bridal chamber
by his mother. Here he orders
Nancy TO mdress and get into bed.
She 10 afraid to tell her family OF
her predlcament and complies. The
bridegroom sits on the side OF the
bed and begins TO disrobe. Now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

nounced In order TO Justify and as
sisl dealers and the consuming pub
lie alike 10 put IN their resery,
supplies ~ coal for the coming year
while the supply OF coal and trans
%portatIon facilities are both ample.
"The prices We are announcing TO
day" said Mr., p%utcrbaugh. ARE be-
low the actual cos OF production,
and are made IN order to stimulate
buying and keep n mine labor en-.
ployed. The prices announced viii
advance 25c per ton May LIST. 25c
per ton June LIST. PC per ton July
LIST. 25c per ton August ist, and Csc
per ton September LIST, and after
Scmptomber prices are governed by
general market conditions, Ear sup.
ply, etc"
Wage contracts In existence with
United Mine Workers Of America
proside for a continuance OF the
present wage scales for all mine
labor until April LIST. 1922.
Coal pnnics." continues the state.
mcnb are caused by the public ne.
glcctlng TO accumulate reserve sup
plies of fuel during the Spring and
Summer months and then trying 20
obtain delivery within a short period
o: time OF more coal than the mines
can produce or the railroads trans
port. II We can prevail upon the pub
lie to cooperate by storing coal early,
so as to balance the production aud
transportation OF coal throughout the
twelve months of the year, coal a
be produced. transported and dis
II 'huted at substantially less cost TO
the public aud still leave a profit to
The dealer and the producer"
The statement further calls atten.
lion to the fact that there IL u very
definite saving to the dealer In
being able 10 deliver coal directly
from railroad to consumers bins,
and In order 10 encourage storage
the spring and summer
and Ia order 10 relieve the
mines Of cXccss demand during the
'all and winter months. dealers are
glad to give consumers the benefit
IF this saving In addition to the
spring and early summer storage re-
luctions in mine prices. and In adj
iition are willing TO reduce their
)wn margins to the end that the
public may be given the maximum
nducement to put in supplies during
April. May and June, while coal and
,ars are available and dealers facili-
les, railroad facilities and mines
would otherwise be idle or running
,nly part time"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
STATEMENT
TO THE VOTERS OF CHICKASHA:

TOMORROW we go to the polls and choose a
Mayor to serve US for the next two years. The man
who will head our city administration, direct its pol
icies, supervise the enforcement of our laws, in a
measure lead and represent us in all public matters,
and be spokesman for us. He is judged to be a rep
reSentative citizen of a community.
In addition to the statement which | have pre-
viously made:
It has been reported that | signed the Open Shop
statement. | did not sign it. 1t is being reported
that | am opposed to Organized Labor. That also is
not true. Labor has a moral and legal right to or
ganize for their %betterment, have done much good
by their organizations, and a man would be foolish
indeed to fight that right. On the other hand be-
lieve in a LIVE AND LET LIVE policy, and if elect
ed Mayor will endeavor to the best OF my ability to
be mayor for all the people all the time.
If | am elected Mayor there will be no gambling
houses nor baWdy houses permitted in ChickaSha, it
the laws and my authority are sufficient to prevent
them.
If elected Mayor | will employ my time and en-
ergy in the discharge of the duties of that office and
will endeavor to direct the activities of the City Ad-
ministration long the line of making Chickasha a
better place to live.
If elected Mayor | will direct the activities of the
city administration to securing of Natural Gas in
Chickasha for Domestic use, and | believe it can be
secured by city effort.
Go to the Polls and VOTE. Make your choice,
The record of the two candidates is before you.
CHOOSE YE WHICH WAY YE SHALL GO.
Sincerely,
ORIN ASHTON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
ON COAL
LOWER IN APRIL
SAY PRODUCERS

McAlester. Okla, April Price
circulars being sent TO the coal trade
by The McAlester Fuel company. an
nounced large reductions In all
grades OF Oklahoma and Arkansas
coal effective April list. Reductions
aggregate $500 per ton below the
highest prices that prevailed during
the past winter.
In a statement made today. j. G..
Puterbaugh. president OF the Meal.
ester Fuel company. stated that
these reductions have been an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Frank Parkc. secretary Of the
Western association. in his Looping
the ". A." column published IN the
~. Smith Times Record. comments;
From the way Drap Hayes and
his Chicks nnticred around In the
baseball cage yesterday afternoon
the crew will bear considerable
watching this summer In the West
crn association for Drap has q nice
looking hall club with one or two ex.
coptions. His flock looked SOMEWHAT
weak around the short field but per.
hapa coylo had an off day with the
stick aud in The field. Center field
didn't loom mp 50 very strong either
but Otherwise the team seems well
balanced and possessed with some
good hitting power"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Altus high school may be suspend.
ed from the Oklahoma High School
sthlctie association. charges %allos.ng
that Coach Reese used ineligible
men having been filed against the
jackson county school. Similar
charges against the Carnegie high
school have been withdrawn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
Durbin Supports Cofman
April I, 1921.

sHhH ', l'Ei.
Mr. @. Colnan.
City.
Dear Sir
am glad you asked me about the eleventh hour rumor
to the effect that am not supporting you. This report
is absolutely false.
In the first place, you are the Democratic nominee
and as party lines have been clearly drawn in this cam
raign, shall support the Democratic nominee.
Also resent the uniair methods employed 10 bring
about your defeat and the defeat Of the party. That some
who voted TO nominate you did so with the avowed inten-
ton of defeating you is contemplate.
resent also the fact that YOU have been advertised
as a criminal. This is not true. The removal Of an officer,
like the removal OF a postofice or bank clerk. NAV easily
result from technical violation OF the law. Having been
very busy with war work at the time of the war. have lit
tie personal knowledge OF the circumstances connected with
your removal, but am satisfied that YOU have never been
crooked or criminal, as insinuated by the opposition.
believe that you are honest and capable and am pleas
ed to know that you are in position to give your entire
time to the duties of your office if elected. You have my
support.
Yours truly.
S. {. DURBIN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

always heretofore, someone has ar.
rived on the scene and rescued the
girl hut the nish, passes. The act
INK OF Miss Taimadge poriraylng the
terrible mental torture Nancy Fla.
veil undergoes In this unique situa.
ton Is declared to be ~unequalled for
it's SINCERITY.
Another trying situation which Ia
handled with rare tact Is when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
CONSTANCE TALmApoE
TO BE AT THE sUoG
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

The management OF the sugg thea
ire offers as the Paramount attrac.
ton OF the coming week Constance
Talmadgo In her latest picture Dan.
gerous Business" which picture will
be shown two days beginning Thurs
day.
Dangerous Business" adapted by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Nancy pleads with the hero to mar
~ her and TO make her his whe
before the law al she Il supposed to
be by all their friends. He de-
manda a surety for her good be-
havlor aud she shows him n baby's
shoe promising him that mother
hood viii have u SOLDERING lnila'
once on her penchant for flirting
and hbbing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Indications are that Charlie Coyle
and Guy Sturdy had or days when
the chicks met the Western Leag'
uefs In Boss" Schmidts home town.
Figures show that tho little short.
stop was at bat five times, went
litlcss and made one error In six
chances. Sturdy went hItless In
three times at hat. hut handled
IiHe chances without u Dnbble' lie
also scored one OF the six ChIokasha
runs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
WHO ARE THE PARTISANS?


Know The Facts About The Mayors Elections Tomorrow:
ing IN all Democrats to support the nominees in tOnorrows election and
charging blind political partisansfip to Republicans
Before the Primary Election in Chickasha the Republicans submitted
to the Democratic organization, its chairman, and others interested that if
Democrats would select a representative business man, a Democrat, and
nominate him for mayor, the Republicans would not have a ticket in this
election but would support the democratic nominee.
Mr.. Il. A. Stephenson and other good democrats, representative bust
we're not nominated.
The Democratic organization urged Mr.. NJ. s. Cranc to announce as
a candidate for the nomination on the Democratic ticket. Mr.. CraIe did
announce. The Republican considered Mr.. Crane a substantial representa-
tive citizen, and believed that he would make a good mayor for the city,
and agreed that if Mr.. Crale should be nominated IN the Democratic Tick
ct for mayor, that the Republican nominee would withdraw, and the Re-
publican would support Mr. Crale. For some reason unknown to us. Mr.
Cane withdrew before the day Of the primary election.
In addition to this and to show our good faith in the matter, we did
not file any person in opposition to Judge W. W. Cmks, City Treasurer,
Dan W. Beas, Street Commission, or J R. Welborne as City Clerk, be
leWng then and now that they are wholly competent city officials.
tomorrow is not OF political parties 0 political partsanshp, except on
but is a contest for a better Chickasha representative Public Officers, a
cleaner city, and a better place in which to live. To say that the Re
a statement of fact 1t is an impossbity. Do not be msead thereon.
If you believe tina. the success Of the Democratic party in a little city
election is of more Importance than the good name o. the town, vote that
way and endorse the nominee whether you like it or not.
Ii however, you do believe that the name of Chckasha is worthy OF
more consideration, and that a strictly partisan victory at the expense Of
Signed, THE COMMITTEE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Park adds: Guy SUurdy. the sturdy
first sacker little Rock turned over Ia
HE Chicks. didn't seem quite as
much "a Little Rock sport writers
would have him be before the
Travellers turned him over to Chick.
asha. but at that Guy should be up
lea the top of first sackers In the
league when the final fielding rec
ords are published next fall. Nice
build for a first base custodian in
that he has rangy limbs and two ex-
%ceptionally long arms. To stop a villa
throw yesterday he sterched from
first base to the pitchers box and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04
PHIL .!!s 9.! $,
By T. X. P.
Sport
By 7. K. P.

"Drap had better hang on TO THIS
Cscngros character an he looks Ike
a pitcher and bats like a Babe
Ruth" comments Ernest A. phillips
omaha sports writer. IN q report of
isc Chickasha.O Omaha game played
last week In W. Smith. c%ycngroa
cent the hall over the right field
fence Tor a Conner,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

In The last thirty years 100000
has been spent on Westminster Abb
hey 10 save II from collapse,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

within three months 10000 per
sons IN the winter Of 1910 and 1911
died OF babonlc plague.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Imperial Rome brought pure wat.
er from the distant hills by means
OF equoducts OF masonry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Estimates place the number OF
summer visitors TO Maine for the
last two years at 100000 q year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

Hopes for q pennant winning club
At Enid were boosted Thursday
when the %iIarvcsters held the Gin.
ainnuti Reds TO q 3 10 score.
These hopes s%hrlyelcd a BIT satur
day when barney clcveland's crew
lost to the Tulsa Oilor second string
ers, II to O. III Thursdays game Is
u sample OF the kind OF ball to be- ex.
pecicd from Clovfland's men during
the coming season, The OTTER cuhs
In the Western Association are going
u have to be mighty fast to keep
up with the Enid outfit" says an
Enid scribe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-04

GRABBED a Wild hoaye. Soft for the
mnoldefs 10 have such a nimble
piece Of humanity as Guy stretching
all around tho lnficld.
a
The ability Of q hall player cannot
be- determined by his showing In one
contest; the greatest stars IN tAc
game have or days. season records
will toll. Last season records have
led Ray Winder to believe that
coylc and Sturdy viii deliver and
consequently remain In the Chicks
coop.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-25

sir. and Mrs. clifford Ethng are
making arrangements to so to Ham
mond TO reside. intending to take up
their permanent residence there on
Saturday.
Mrs W. H. Keeler Of this city Will
be the guest of Mrs. ]. c. Gibbs at
the meeting of President and Past
Presidents Of the Federated clubs,
which is being held in Gary today
The Westminster Guild of the Pres
byterIan church viii meet at the
church ON Tuesday night, instead Of at
the home Of Mrs A. II. W. johnson as
was previously announced
Deputy Recorder Ed Glover spent
Thursday in Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke have returned
from Indianapolis. where they spent
several DAYS with relatives. The
Burkes nave taken several rooms at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Kramer
ANA VIII make their home there for
the present.
Mrs. Julius Greisel returned on Fri
day from Frankfort. where she visited
with her parents for the past two
weeks.
James Umplcby Of Gary was in
crown Point with relatives on Thurs
day
Mrs Foster Fisher who have been
visiting IN this city with her parents.
has returned to her home IN Gary.
Ia place Of the usual vesper service
2 the Presbyterian church next sun
dav afternoon there viii be held the
annual praise service of the Missionary