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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

chascn paid In pennies the pro-
cccds would make single stack
some nineteen miles hlFh or would
cover thirty square feet with stacks
crnmmcd together a foot hiEh.
n you don't believe Il figure u
out for yourself
Twenty million ~ these little mis-
sIvcs of good health have been dis
tribuicd over the sis'e for the sale
which opened TIE first and closcs
the fifteenth of this month. Proceeds
will be- used In the fight for good
health IN the counties In which the
money Is raised The sale Is under
the direction Of the Oklahoma Public
Health association and It's 76 affili
atcd organizations
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
290 Niles of r. Il.
Seals Are To BE
lSoid In Oklahoma
Nuts about figurcsG
Then listen to this.

Nuts about iiEufcaf
Then listen to this.
II all the Tuberculosis Christmas
Seals to be sold In Oklahoma this
year in the Tuberculosis seal sale
were placed end TO end and stretch
cd between Ct'ekasha aud Enid
they'd make the trip three times
with enough left over to run through
most Of the principal streets in both
cities.
II they were run straight up from
sea level to a height equal to thai
Of pixies Peak they would make the
trip up and down again - times.
There would be 900 miles Of them.
If laid out in one big solid sheet
they'd cover more than four filtha
of square mile.
The seals sell for one cent each
and If every seal was sold and pur-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

the nskt paf
gfnesl Welsh. II iiali. claims to
have discovered = metal 9Th 'he
lransrafunl properties n kless.
uhieh b. PROPOSES % use Ia tho
construction u asfpplanes.
Welsh is II an lnspnllte tutn
During ihu var be- espeFimsHiei
uilh anll Kepl.ailn rockets. snhma'
flnu signals ard slleus Kaas. hlnfe
then hu has marketed device -
improve the ilEhgIuE u ships and =
systrm fuf Fasslns rats
H. car weishs uewesi invention
has not oansed maeh u sir. Ton
DON scientists aFu aoepunal
De- llnsnnhelm. n tho NalaAai
iAysltal Laboratory. = wrliAnaau
authority un Elass and steel. do
tlafrs Il la Impossible h make metal
Transparent. nor b. sald. lad any
pfosftaa been made Ia sitoFts "a
make Elasa strung envpsh 10 resist
fNstarr.
shaw Scott u the Institute II
Metals. said the essential q a metal
pas iis opaque capfasief
The only method IN whleh any
metal has been made II all Trans
,aunt he said. ~has been bY beat
llnF We have pieoea II metal ~
he Institute. notably old loasen oni
10 such nlim mleoseoplosi uhinresa
that Il showa a certain amount ui
iransmccney. a gfcenish lirh, helnr
able 10 pas through Il.
This vas only an experiment int
the duetiliiy u the meial. I, ls pos
sihlo 10 ret silver and aluminium
down ta this finoness. but Il Is o
40 special constructive uae.'
Apparently the inventor has no
admitted his discovery TO The 70
search department Of The air min
llsly. An official Of the delartmcn
aid that certain forms II eamou
naso aud the use of highly poliahei
aluminium were very successful II
lowering the visibility of airplanes
but that nothing had been heard o
the invisible plane
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
TWO CALLS ANSWERED.

AZ 1880 this morning. the fire
department was called to a trash
firo burning on the Rock Island
right Of way near the Chiokaaha
Cotton oil company's mill in the
northeast part OF the city. No dam.
age resulted.
The department answered call
yesterday afternoon Ut o'clock ON
North Sixth street near the Line
Creek bridge where trash fire was
checked before damage was done.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

iesnfs % cans,lsn fsisnes hy
rasl sisfk aesly. q \, n. Il Fort
land. ofs. member q nc Hard II
taelafpshlp II tho Notlef chnnh.
lhs F'ws ChaFsh ~ christ Fslen'
slsi. IN nosloa. Mass. Hurs lheaifp.
SUNDAY. nr.embsf & $3.50 o o.. A.
mlssion hse. 30 r"lrlfilohi raalic
cordially invited. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
FOUR TERRELL MEN
ON MYTHICAL TEAM

Punr members u lhe Terrell
a,hooi nrEvFaiiun. uhlrh von over
the ChFliaha algh schcol eleven To-
iis final game ~ The 1891 reason
ion. vcro given hcfiha on The nli
lac Allpfcp eleven. They arcs
Moore. end: Wright guard. Saxon.
hnlfback: and Allreed. quarterback.
Pat Quinn. who acted aa umpire
In the Chlckanha Terrell Famc. Is a.
rlsiint coaci of The Terrell g. 4. u
has ben learned here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
LEADS FIGHT TO
HELP DR.. L0RENZ

~ unfed rfrss.
ChiraFn. Dec i,pllla Afroaf
unehrii. daughter ~ Tho mlillunalfg
meat packer to-day led 'he iishi
against locai doglnm pha aat1
,l0sei iho d"ar ~ rhlrasn hnaplf
tale 10 ~. iofrns. the iamous nfiho
poile SURGEON. pho has come @
gis ronnify 10 slte Ms services
fro % sufferers. IN gratitude ial
tho gifts of America 70 Ansiflaa
children
"Mrn. Mitchell. Who VAS rnfrd ul
hlp trouble hy nr inrunf while fhf
vas chni. declared that ahe
suuld a. whatever shn rnlili 10 fe
pay The debt Nhifh Hhr "HrH :"
nf iuflns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

J. y iia,caor. principal II the
Chiohasha IliEh sehool. ien this
morning for Norman uhtrc he all
Fcpfoncht tho local institution IN
tho meeting called for the purpose
NJ pcFfcciinF plans for the orFanl.
alton of tho Southern Oklahoma IN.
icrs'Aolauiic conference. Afdmorc.
Allus and l.awton high schools are
expected TO be represented at the
conference. Principal Hatcher plans
to sco the Anlmore.Falriax football
gamo In Norman this afternoon.
This game will be an elimination
contest and the winner will meet
sapuipa hlEh school for the state
championship. Tho winner Of the
AllusNowaia game to be played at
Alius this afternoon also will be
a contender for the state title.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Brii0n Says He
Has Plans For Big
Invisible AIpfane
IN CHARLES M,cANN

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
London. Dec. a.-An invisible aero
plane may make its appearance in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
BIRTH ANNOUNCED.

MIR. and Mrs. Joe Hunter. who live
south Of Tabler. announce the birth
OF a nInc.pound boy, born this morn
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

chufehmsn Lay Sidewalk.
Tho members II che Mems nfu,hi
ofhhuod of tho CONGREGATIONAL
church have laid 100 feet u aldu.
walk In front u tho church proper
~. during tho past seek. 10th
money aud labor wofo donated by
the men IN this improvement of ghs
church property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

a. ,h. ow,i., Ie..l,, s,ors hers.
4 ,eeo.s,ins from tho efforls ~ .
-, .,..,.,,,,. ,,.,so,u.a ,..,.,d..
c.,n. .na ~, ,.ur creating eanis
~h,lo our s,oek "A complete. owi
Drs Rtorc. ggI
A, ana Mr q a. nas,ln of
Pn,a ~. seenalur ,ho woel oni
ia t,l.na. /, e,,t.l..ha
t..h ..., "a, tlre ~ erecting
s.,a. hcfow bu,lnF oui Drug
a,o,. ast
My. and Mn. l. Manning. Of "
~,,h t,lenas IN tils city.
= n.w 49,. ,.,.v rc. n,,,,,
n.,.... ,,','..-,. c,.. "a
f""A W. ~'','' " "-",A ','.
"a"'.'''" ""' '''n 80,
"''"" :" '"' ~" ''
h"""'
special ho'iuay p''o'' ON b''y'
clcA' u1cic'oS ana eoaa'oia' Daley
p'''''' '"0'' ="
Jed J. Johnson. Of Walters. who
ia being mentioned M n probable
district. visited friends In the city
today. 10,
Drug Store. at
y. c. II. Watson. Of blanchard.
trlends in Chlckasha today.
Tho women's Benefit association
Monday. Dec. Z nj the Buick garage
on North Fourth street. 81.
DIR. W. A. Dlckcy. Of Hobart was
N professional visitor In the city this
morning,
Popcorn for Christmas. Phone XII.
rs. 3.s.
DR. and Mrs. A. II. Bartnoy. OF
RYAN vlslted friends in the city YES.
Mrs. A. q. Hitchcock. OF Bradley.
visited friends and shopped in the
city today.
DIR. w. L. Coleman has returned
10 Oklahoma CITY after visiting his
family here several days.
Mrs. Bert Siddons. and little
daughter. Julia Scott, of Denver are
here for nm extended visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Wootten.
MI oiuuoh5 WIN eVniV i"eVi iVi
"o''u"' ''''''
Mrs. ]. A. THOMPSON will order
Mocha sor Gifts or for family library
oO"' ~ % - - '
Observation-Disclosures DOCKS II
specially. Call at 921 So. Eighth
IN morninrs Phone a37. 3.1
" V'
tended a ministers institute at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


ftaFt"u FoeipeHsus
Preliminary hearing IN the easu
United States ". chas. AoFunllnn.
hotel proprietor hers. who ls ehars
81 wlih violation of tho national
prrhihltlon act has heoa continued
ruill lo'lAy. The hearing Nas dock
rled fuF yesterday hotoFe Thaa I.
o'Nolll, unlled States commissioner
here,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Druggists refund money u PAz0 OINTMENT fails
60 cure Itchine. Blind. Bleeding OF Pfotrudina
Piles lnstantiy relieves Itching Piles. and you
can Get fsstful sleep after hfst application. 6oc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Iate tAXkflNE nRoNo Qui ,iak uaiasssl. 4
'sos.s the r.sfh and ilfadiehr aud pafts n the
raid q VI. ClaJtEH sienatufc ~ each i'ut. sar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Habitual Constipation Cured
in IA to III DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is specially
prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxativef for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to 81 days
to induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 6Oc
nor bottle =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
Personal Mention

n A. Fowler. ieweier employed
~ The 0wsiey leHelFy store heTp.
u recovering from the effecis ~ .
minar operation performed yesterday
% a LOCAL hospital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Como and &c, your greeting cards
vhlla our stock "a complete. owl
pmE Store. ssL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Special holiday prices on blcy.
cica. tDcIclcs and coasters. Bailey
Bicycle ahop. i.C
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Prank W. Morrison. of Duncan.
transacted business and visited
friend In the city yesterday afior'
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Make this your boy'a best Christ,
mas. nuy him a ahlny new Dayton
nailcy'a bicycle shop. 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Mr. and Mn &, q Dustin. u
Enid. arc spending tho Nooh end
Nlih friends IN Calekasha,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Look over oar limo ~ greeting
cards before buying. owi pmK
Store. SzL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Mr and Mr.. l. Manning, of W
Reno. arc spending tho weekend
with friends IN tits city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Star Tennis Tour Nets SO, 600
For Devastated France Fund

q more formidable weapon, but wnen
it came to volleying Richards was at
least the equal Of the worlds champion.
Williams, in his triumph over Niles,
performed with brilliance as great as
either Tilden or Richards-in tact,
some of his shots surpassed anything
seen at Amackassin YESTERDAY But the
former champion was unsteady. too,
and made frequent errors by overdrIv-
ing the court or volleying outside the
lines Niles was playing with his Gus
tomarv steadiness, although both he
and Williams we're shy of practice.
A remarkable feature Of this match
was the fact that there was virtually
not q sustained rally in it. Williams
either won the great majority of his
points outright by dazzling placement
shots or lost them On errors. When
Dick WAS in control Niles could do
nothing with Williams's returns. The
former champions backhand strokes,
driven at sharp angles across court or
straight down the side lines, were gems
of stroke production, and his first serv-
ice. distinguished by its terrific speed.
was also a valuable asset in his victory.
IN the doubles Williams and Niles
held their own through the first four
teen games Of the opening set, all four
men reeling off brilliant shots in des-
perate rallies at the net After break
ing through their opponents service
and taking the first set Tilden and
Richards swept ahead to a quick tri-
umph in the second set, allowing vii
llams and Niles only one game out of
the seven
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

THE writer for several has
Jockey Club who stables
stand Not all that the integrity
to the slightest They honorable
dent financially devote time attention
old and anquated their ideas There crying
blood.
The thorough shaking
cellar
with untettered
undermining the sport heyond the pale
Criticism offered here friendly writer
socitous of the welfare of delight
putting beyond the
great danger Section Of H. R. $685. the
the mails of letters circulars published any
kind containing information comparative
chances Of thoroughbreds entered
threat,
Puranlcal New England The least hint
Dill became law relative speed
the writer liable greatest of
foreign
Sterling bill also brought
phone telegraph mails for racing Kentucky
nlutues Surely it high time step
The mind of the reorner all understanding.
There good why conducted in
cean sweet and Wholesome the
needs Harry MS
The house Of Stevens several seasons
returned the Empire
small to
furnishing his patrons the highest standard Stevens
congratulated for there going Mr.
all the
(and bound
course in Maryland only Pmiico
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

IN ALL FAIRNESS


metropolitan turf a
day afternoon In it spendidly
son. 1t spendidly successful promoters
layers AS to the players perhaps
no such glowing terms car be eused.
For the rank and file of the suffering general public
backbone OF the kings 1921
years within the the oldest
in which said
was such thing form.
Racing what passed for
thing but edyng those who supposed
Improvement OF the breed OF horses The metropolitan
bly, survive another like
capacity showed little but and disdn
patrons This indifference has rooted the public
justly not) suspicion that the
INSCRIPTIONS operators And suspicion inevitably
result.
Already the reformers hammerng Justify
o. the American turf and the panve
and assistance Of the 1t is when
soons turf writer with Lick moguls
oy themselves blame Through Indifference
the paying public they have the wind if they
wind theirs alone will be the fault
racing might be forced profitable
for which the world in general be
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Il Princeton Gets
Championship
Swim Tourney
Penn and C.. C. N. Y. to Hold
First Dual Meet in the
Local Pool December 2

The annual fall meeting Of the Inter
collegiate Swimming Association was
held at the New York Athletic Club
yesterday afternoon, with delegates
present from Yale, Princeton, Penn
sylvania, Columbia, c. C. N. Y, Brown.
rutgers. Wesleyan, Massachusetts
Tech. Williams and the United States
Military Academy.
1t was decided to settle the cham
plonships as usual this season, the
team titles In swimming and water
nome dual meets, the individual inter
collegiate classics at separate car
nival. Yale, Princeton, Columbia,
pennsylvania and C. c. N. Y. will com
pete Tor the team pennants, and the
tournament will be launched with an
engagement between PENNSYLVANIA and
{. G. N. Y. in the latter's pool on
December 2. The individual cham
plonships will take place at Princeton
on. March %.
Captain Pendleton, the West Point
representative, attended the meeting
Tor the purpose of ascertaining
whether the Army would be allowed to
enter tirst-year men in the individual
soclate membership in the organiza-
tor This is against the league rules,
winch provide q one-year residence
clause, and while the question was
only discussed informally it seemed
the view of the majority that West
Point should be allowed to use
freshmen in dual meets, as customary
at the academy, but not in champion
ship events.
Navy Accepted Ruling
The Navy accepted the one-year rule
IN Joining the league last year, and it
was pointed out that making an cxcep-
tion for the Army would place all
cther colleges at a disadvantage. Cap
tain Pendleton stated that he was not
that the authorities Of West Point felt
that the academy eligibility standards,
which allow plebes on all varsity
teams, could not be set aside.
1t seems open to question, therefore
whether West Point will join the
League, as it was thought it would Will
hams College applied for associate
membership and was admitted.
An important step taken was 60 ep-
prove plan suggested by the gradu-
ate officers that the association hold
.lnterscholastic championships yearly
IN an effort to standardize water
,PNA' AoA li1sH ii SCHOolS. IltneICO thf re
have been half dozen so-called cham
pionship meets for schoolboys each
season, naturally resulting in several
claimants for every title.
First Meet at Princeton
Hereafter the colleges holding full
membership In the league will take
turns. in supervising the new cham
pionship fixture and the association
hopes in time to have all schools rec
ognize the league events as the official
title tests.
Princeton will stage the first inter
SCHOLASTIC meet in its own pool on
March IS.
The I. S. A. officers elected for 1921
22 are Andrew Wilson, of Yale, presi-
dent; Joseph Russell, of Pennsylvania
vlce-presldent, and Goulding X.
Wright, Of Princeton, secretary
treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Yale to Start Drive
For Princeton This Week

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 3o.-Aside
from cut finger of Ted Blair and
minor bruises sustained by George
Beckett, no Yale fotball players suffered
injuries in the Brown game. The
splendid general condition Of the Yale
team will allow the coaches to drive
the players through perhaps the most
strenuous practice week Of the season.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
extensive scrimmagine is planned in
preparation for the Princeton game on
November IL.
The coaches regard the guard posi-
tions as the most uncertain, and while
chances favor the retention of Cruik-
shank and Guernsey, it is possible that
Cross and Quaile, who have been out
Of condition most Of the season, will be
reinstated. All four will get into part
Of the Princeton and Harvard games.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Falco Soccer
Eleven Holds
Locals to Tie
Contest Between New Eng
landers and N. Y. Team
Ends in Scoreless Draw

The Faco A. c., Of Holyoke, Mass.
held the strong New York soccer team
to scoreless tie at New York Oval
yesterday in an American League game
before 1000 people. w. Gray the visit
ing goalkeeper, gave a wonderful ex-
hibition between the uprights and
saved his side from defeat in the clos
Ing minutes of an exciting game.
New York had the better of the open
ing exchanges, Hardy and Duggan both
sending in singing shots which were
we'll saved The home team continued
to press and forced corner. but Herd
shot yards wide
Falco took a turn and after some
clever combination Hall just missed
scoring with n terrific drive. After the
interval New York made desperate eff
forts to score, but Goalkeeper GRAY
blocked the way every time with some
great clearances.
Falco broke away and nearly scored.
Geudert having great difficulty in, clear
ing Tightening shot from Dowdal.
In the closing minutes Referee Mcmahon
awarded a penalty against McKechnie
for handling, but Kelly made a mess
of the kick by shooting the ball past
the post.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
U. S. Am. Hockey Assn
Quits International

States Amateur Hockey Association de-
cided tonight to withdraw from the
international Skating Union and to
make its own association the governing
body in hockey. A committee, headed
by R. L. Bernuth, of New York, was ap-
pointed to confer with officials Of the
A. A. u to obtain their approval
1t also was decided to change the
American rules of the game to conform
to the Canadian code by making it legal
to skate a man outside The whistle is
sounded in games oftener over an in
fraction Of this rule than any other
President William S. Haddock and
Secretary Roy d. Schooley, both OF
Pittsburgh, were empowered to draw
up playing schedule. The league sea
son will ODen in January
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
I he cards:
Many New Clubs Join
L. S. Golf Association

With hfty-two new clubs elected TO
membership since last November, the to-
tai membership OF the United States
Golf Association has now reached the
529 mark. Fifteen organizations have
been transferred from allied to active
membership, twenty new active clubs
have Joined and thirty-nine new allied
organizations have become members.
Seven allied clubs resigned, as fol-
lows Caroline County Club. Raleigh.
\. c.; Chicago Heights Country Club,
Golf and Country Club, Great Neck;
Moorestown Field Club. New Jersey: st.
Augustine Golf Club, Florida; Steuben-
vile Golf and Country Club. Chicago,
and Windsor Golf Club. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Creb Hopes to Use Weinert as
stepping Stone TO Tom Gibbons
Bouts Hereabouts

TONIGHT
Broadway +. A.---Andy Chancy w.
FREDDY Jacks. 12 rounds
frecport Audit0rinn1--Bobby MichaeIs
vs. Aid sullivan. Is rounds
TUESDAY
Madison Square Garden MIDGET
Smlth VS.. Barry Hill, Morry Lux VS..
Marty Summers, 10 rounds each.
WEDNESDAY
Pioneer s. C.--Lou Bogasl1 VS.. Angie
Rather, 12 rounds.
Palace of Joy-Paul Clements VS..
Mike Glynn, 10 rounds. we
Brooklyn College CIub-Amateur bou+s
ut I'd Field Artillery.
Hunts Point. 5. C.-SoI Secman va
Harry Nelson, l2 rounds
THURSDAY
Jamaica s. Chilly Kid Herman va
Aoun;s Hoffman, Is rounds.
Columbus $. C.-Eddie Fletcher Va.
Red Monroe, IL rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Garden - ChorJsx
einert VS. Harry Greb, Is rounds. Fnv
heissr vs. Young Bob Fitzsimmous.
rounds.
Walker s. C. Willie Crystnu rs
Jimmy Flynn, I2 rounds
Brooklyn College Club--Amatcur houts
at I'd Field Artillery.
SATURDAY
Rink s. Chilly Shade We Tra,,y
Moran, IL rounds AL"