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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21
Foley's
Honey and Tar
CONpOtND

LOOSENS THE PHLEGM AND
MUCUS. clears the passages. coat in.
ilamed and iriiaied membranes with a
healing and soothing demulcent, eases
.hcarseness. stops tickling in the throat
and makes refreshing. resiful sleep
possible.
There is no better remedy Gr
Coughs and Colds than Foley,s
Honey and Tar.
Sold Everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21
Safe Remedy for .
Children's Colds

II you want a pure. whole.
some and absolutely safe remedy
for the relief of coughs. colds.
Group and whoopine cough. Get
Foley's Honey and Tar.
1t contains no opiate or habit
forming drugs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

We gather also from Judge Inns
mancuycra that something IL about
to happen. We saw him going along
the street with a line long enough
10 reach across Lake Michigan and
large enough to hold a whale, He Is
going after tie biz uns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

"somowhore on the great world
the snn IL always shining aud iis'
70 sure az you live. II viii sometime
shine on you Myrtle Reel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21
Always Recommends Il

Charles Baker. Brovuivile. Ter.. writes
For many yean past | have used fofey's
Honey and Tar COMPOUND 10 my family and
have iound u superior TO any other cough med.
cine. II Is especially efic.cnt In cases II bad
eoldsofmy children. fhaveslwsys Recommend.
ed il 10 my friends - a safe remedy fer tic ehil.
dfen.as it contains 10 opisfe."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21
WHO ARE THE GREATEST?

Everybody has the right to select his own greatest men and
women" Probably no two would agree on the dozen greatest.
For greatest" doesn't mean the same to each. There are some
who would never include the first Napoleon; and there are others
who could make up no list without him.
But there are many who will agree that a certain little boy
comes about as near to picking the greatest" as mortal ever
came. The class at school was asked to write down the names Of
the dozen greatest men and women.
This little fellow was the first to hand in his paper. 1t read:
Mother, father, Uncle Henry, Grandma, Grandpa
Aunt Blanche, iris Speaker, George Washington,
President Wilson, Pershing, Fatty Arbucke, and Miss
Geddes.
1t may be explained to the unknowing, that the Miss Geddes
referred to, is the little fellows school teacher. Mr.. Speaker is
a w%ell-known baseball player, his team won the world champion
ship; Mr.. Arbuckle occupies a large portion of the movie screen
almost every night.
There may be some difference Of opinion as to a few OF these
greatest men and women. There are those who would place
Babe Ruth ahead of Mr.. Speaker, and others who would include
Mary Pickford and exclude Mr.. Arbuckle.
But who is there to say that mother and father are not the
rightful leaders in any small boys list OF greatest ?-Enid
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

Express want.ads bring results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

We fear that IL IL going to hold
the local fans ttll Ray winder brings
his warriors home. The Terrible
Typos aud the Tame =. O. Push are
threatening TO clash.
Likewise the barefoot hoy has ar.
rived on the scene without waiting
for the mayors official spring pro
clamation.
And Mr.. Morrison. our next door
neighbor. has armed himself with
swatter and Is ready To launch O. Wig
orous offensive on the first ny that
shows mp.
81 sImp says he notices that be al.
ways enjoys listening to a speaker
more when what De says is interest
ing.
Hard luckl No sooner Is the Clara
Hamon mess ont OF the way than
the sordid story Of the stIllman di.
yorce case is showed under our
noses.
-
However. we don't have to read
such stuff and neither do you.
Now. fellows. don't forget that this
Is the week when you must have
your last seasons suit cleaned and
pressed IT. you want to cut any fig
ure in the Easter parade.
No man becomes a crook until he
first plays false TO himself. This
a.. 81 H.. IT, ..ts - . fs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

No man becomes a crook until he
first plays false TO himself. This
above all things: to myself be true
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

When Daniel Webster was orator, at the two hundredth an
niversary of the landing Of the Pilgrims, he prophesied that in one
hundred years the voices of men speaking in Plymouth would
mingle with the murmur of the Pacific Seas" This was oratorical
and he was referring to the influence Of the staunch Pilgrims being
felt even in the great west that was then opening up. He pro-
badly did not for a moment dream that in 1920 the governor of
Massachusetts would actually speak over the telephone to the gov
ernor Of California, as Governor Coolidge did while sitting in
Governor Bradfords old chair there at Plymouth !-Durant Dem
ocrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

Some newspapers are willing to buy and publish what pr-
ports to be "The Kaiser's own Story Of the War" We would be
more interested in the story of how the Germans continue to pay
the kaiser half a million yearly and still maintain they are so
completely broke that indemnity is impossible-Muskog Times
Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

The former Kaiser says his people deserted him and God
the same time. 1t sounds ossib1e.-Clevela News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

You will remember that there was no talk about Ford need
ing money until he began to run a newspaper-Bufalo News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

Marion has already scored with a president, comptroller Of cur
rency and brigadier-general. That ought to hold them for a time
and let some of the other ambitious municipalities get at least Z
postmastership out of this change in administration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

Likewise the barefoot boy has ar
rived ON the scene without waiting
for the mayors official spring pro
olamation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21
DINING TO
CHICKASHA
DIR. HAMILTON
Medical Doctor Specialist
Known to Many People In
Oklahoma.
Treating Diseases Without Surgical
Operation
Free Consultation TO All Who Want
and Need Medical Aid
Free Consultation 70 All Who Want
and Need Medical Aid

VIII be at the Early hotel We'd
nesday. March 2srd. hours 10 a. m.
to : d. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-21

Treating Diseases Without Surgical
Operation
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
THE ETERNAL MYSTERY.

A SNEETPEA SBED after lying dormant 5000 years in
N the clenohed hand OF Egyptian mummy was
taken TO Cincinnati and planted in the garden OF Mrs
Samuel H. Taft
The seed sproued II produced flowers and more seed
enough 10 help buy mummy the Cincinnati Museum.
The has been done with wheat found in ancient
tombs
What is the mysterious thing in these seeds that could
sleep fifty centuries without dying?
Answer that and you solve the Eternal Mystery: What
is life?
Lhe-creature Of machinery fragile and minute that
the microscope cannot discover its secretss
lasting than granite
Some man. some woman placed in a tomb 5000 years
ago still lives in you.
Were they extinguished? Or like the Egyptian seed,
do they merely sleep awaiting some final awakening?
Not interesting as baseball or the moves-but it will
be when you get old and the undertaken seems TO smile
whenever he sees you.
The sweet-pea and the wheat referred to above show
how dificult II is TO destroy the germ OF life IT, when
those seeds placed in the Egyptian toubs. 1000
5000 years ago. prophet had said that forty or nifty
turtles thence 1t would sprout and flower country not
then known dreamed Of, and produce new seed, he
would have been regarded a a wid-eyed dreamer
It merely goes 10 show that Delavareans should not
discount the future too heavily II holds undreamed-oi
possibilities Of all kinds and stored richly with startling
surprises.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
MONDAY, MAY 80, 1921
WEALTH AND Diets OF NATIONs.

DEIAylAREANS cannot fail 10 find interest in the fact
~ that the financial statstician Of Commerce and
Finance has compiled interesting figures showing The
wealth and debts OF the leading nations Of the world
study these figures ought to give Americans rather
comfortable feeling when they compare their lot with
that OF the citizens of other nations.
The countries dealt with are the United Sates Great
Britain France Russia Italy, Japan Germany and Austria
Hungary.
billion dollars The wealth Of the United States is est
mated al five hundred billions or exactly one-haf the
total.
The total debts Of the eight nations two hundred and
aftyseven billion dollars or more than 25 per cent Of
their total wealth
The total debts OF the nations other than the
United is hundred and thirty-hree billion dol
lars. or about &c per cent OF their total wealth
The total debt Of the United States s roughly twenty
four billion dollars than 1--WE per cent Of its total
wealth.
The British debt is almost double ours-about 20 per
cent OF its wealth
France owes fty-one billion dollars, 81 per cent OF It's
wealth. Russia owes about twenty-five billions ~ per
,ent OF its wealth.
The figures for Germany and Austria-Hungary seem
almost incredible,
The formers debt is 3i2 per cent Of its wealth and the
latter's 27iO per cent
Bankruptcy is a mild word to use in connection with th'
financial situation Of Austra-IIungary
Little Japan is the only nation the lot in the sam
class with the United States Although her national wealth
is but forty billions, compared with five hundred
5lons her debt than billions slightly under
ours In percentage
such figures must be gratifying to Americans and Japan
ese and terribly depressing Germany and Austria
Hungary
Evening journal., 1921-05-30

philosophy, who would capitalize
and monopolize the claims of the
name workers. that as her Lord and
Master refused to listen to those
who sought 10 make Him a judge
and divider of earthly inheritance.
so. too, she must not be ask
to link herself to any form of So
cial or political philosophy, nor court
the name of the working mans
friend to the exclusion of those
upon whose good things he has cast
his envious eyes and allows covet-
eousness and malice and hatred to
eat out his heart. and egg him on to
violence and wrong
There must be no playing the
Hun by either side. The church
must not rally 20 the call Of the
open shop or closed shop, but TO
the call for the practice Of the
brotherhood Of men, so that these
names shall not spell war.
1T is for the Christian conscience
Of the nation and the church to cry
aloud that this war for bread alone
must stop. not because of its social
menace, not because Of its economic
disasters; but because it is wrong,
because those who name the name
Of Christ, those whom he has made
brothers. one blood. must not set al
naught His law OF love"
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
MANRE III RELoNGs 10 YOU.

BOUT s30OOOOOO bank deposits the owners Of which
N cannot be found are dormant in American national
banks Much OF u rs in banks in Delaware.
Now and then, heir gets wind Of OF these
forgotten bank aocountsand the accumulated interest is
saggeringly large in that it iolts many
people into habits OF thrift
Back OF this unclaimed money in American banks is
more romance, mystery, intrigue and crime than all the
movie scenario writers in KngdomCome could think up
in year.
Plenty Of persons absen-minded but their lapse OF
memory seldom extends 10 hard-earned smoeons salted
in the bank Sudden death, mserness or criminal nght
often back Of forgotten bank deposits.
Whenever Of your relatives dies. make II a
point TO find out every bank where he carried deposit
Go to that bank and whether there's balance You
might 0nd a windfal
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
QUICK AND SURE.

OR the first time in The recors Of the courts Of Cen
Il tral Illinois, Judge has passed sentence OF life I'M
prsonmen upon the charge Of assault with Intent To kill
This followed a crime extensive that the au-
thores feared the public might take the law into their
own hands.
The doors Of Joliet changed shut behind the two
youthful criminals, Fred Hardy and Virgil Schneider In
attempted robbery they tortured aged farmer, shot
his son through the shoulder and mstrested the laer's
daughter
Nothing unusual about that crime you say3 1t happens
daily? Granted.
The feature the conviction and sentence Of
their crime.
Quick justicel
II is beginning 10 dawn judges and iuries that the
national attitude toward criminals has leaned far
the Indulgence and sentiment thai criminals have
had little fear OF penalties
youthful payroll bandit Cleveland recently
fenced TO the electric chair for murder The judge
woman. The jury headed by a woman. The bandits
pal also has sentenced to The chair for the
crime-by jury including four who. in contrast
to several Of the members, from the start for
the death penalty without recommendation for mercy"
This not what predicted when women
began 10 be included jures in criminal
In the general campaign to throw the fear OF the law
into the criminals heart it might be good idea 10 give
jury of twelve in every major criminal
Sure justice
Enough Of delayi Enough Of doubt Make justice Guck
and sure and watch the criminal army shrink awayl
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
i. S. FARMERS
HAVE Union
$l0o,OOO,OOO Grain Market
ing Corp. TO be Charter
ed in Delaware
WILL DO AWAY
WITH MIDDLEMAN

Plans for cooperative grain mar
keing. recently outlined by grow
ers. were advanced today by the
formation Of the Farmers Finance
Corporation, with a capital stock of
100000 600. This announcement.
made by the executive committee OF
the United States Grain Growers.
Inc, stated that Bernard Baruch, of
New York, one of the financiers with
whom conferences were held in New
York on Saturday, will act in an
advisory capacity for the newly
organized body.
Incorporation papers will be filed
in Delaware next Friday.
Purposes of the. corporation. it
was stated, include affording the
farmers a ready market in case of
money stringency. Fastening the
movement of grain between the
point of origin and the consumer,
and the elimination of much of the
handling of products by middlemen.
The organization does not seek to
wreck the existing marketing sys-
TEN, il was stated.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
F. G. HASSKARI Is
ZION'S NEW PASTOR

The Rev. Fred c. HassSarl. now
Of Bridgeton, n. j.. has been called
to the pastorate OF Zion Lutheran
Church to succeed the Rev. S. C.
Won Bosse. Mr.. Hasskarl was for
merly a Wilmington boy. confirmed
in this city. He will begin his pas
torate here July 1.
He was born in Frederick. Md.
May 23. 1892. in a pastors family
in which for FIVE consecutive gem
erations there has been at least one
minister of the gospel. He finished
his public school course in Phila-
delphia, took up a business course
at Goldey College in this city. but
before finishing it entered Wagner
College, Rochester, n. Y, gradual
ing with honors in 1914.
The Mt Airy Lutheran Theological
Seminary was entered the fall Of the
same year, graduating May %. 1917,
with a class of 23 men, being one
Of nine of this number, whose scho-
lastic standing permitted him TO
take a special course which termi-
mated in the attaining of the degree
of Bachelor of Divinity.
He was ordained by the Minis
terium OF New York in St Paurs
Lutheran Church. June IA. 1917.
He at once accepted a call to st.
Johns Lutheran Church, Bridgeton.
n. j.. at which church he has sue
cessfully labored for four years.
Mr.. Hasskarrs grandfather was
the third pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church over so years ago.
Mr.. Hasskarl was married in 1917.
He has one child, a boy PA years
old.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
ANOTHER Victory ron DELAWARE.

C,oACH sH1PLEYs baseball squad at the University Of
~ Delaware another noteworthy victory Frazer
Field saturday afternoon When defeated Dickinson
College by a score Of 70 to 2
The Preachers ouclsssed from the start Of the
game IN fact up TO the ninth inning, with the score
standing p 10 it looked much ike shut-out for the
Pennsylvania visitors. Pipas home the only
thing that saved the situation.
It has been spotty Of a for Delaware, but
Coach shpey has been Handicapped at times by conditions
over which he had control Taking all things into
sderstion he has made good showing almost any
coach could done. That equally true OF Dorsey
Dononoe the captain.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
With the Pdragrdphers

Should the names be given Il would make interesting
reading but owing 10 the prominence OF some Of the
people involved and it being their first offence. the names
are withheld for this time-Lancaster Record.
Seth Thomas says he has quit the law He and Lige
Smith went TO law for a shoat He won the pig which
died Of eloera and he and Lge each had 10 sell
horse TO pay their awyers.-De Witt New Era.
me opumst used 10 encourage the struggling youth
with the assertion about there being always room al the
top Inc pessimst nowadays observes that at the top
here are taxes which op or earnings like the scmtar of
saaain Topped or heads-Louisvine Courier-Journal
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
SAYS MODERN AGE
Is UNCHRISTTAN

The struggle for supremacy look
ing to the survival of the fttest was
denounced as a false scientific
philosophy, contrary to the teach
ings OF Christ, by the Rev. Herbert F.
Randolph, pastor of the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church, Wash
tngton, d. c. in a sermon at St.
Pauls NJ. e. Church. last night
DR.. Randolph's visit to Whining
ton was made the occasion OF a joint
service of the parishioners of St.
PauIs and Grace Church. the latter
of which DR.. Randolph was pastor
for several years before going to
Washington.
Christ taught that the strong
should lift up the weak. This
teaching always has been and is to-
day In direct conflict with the ten
dency Of the human race. which is
to crush the weak and push up the
strong" DR.. Randolph said.
THE war was fought against this
very principle, and while 1t did re-
suit in crushing blow to militia rism,
it has not resulted in the destruc-
ton Of this equally immoral
tendency of the age. On the con-
trary we witness today the revival
of the conflict between the weaker
and the stronger in the race in
fiercer proportions than ever before.
There are two plain evidences OF
this tendency. First. you see it in
the industrial world. and secondly,
it is to be seen behind the rapid sue
cession Of events whereby the weak
nations of the earth are being
throttled in their righteous desire for
life. These things are in direct con-
hict with the teachings of the
founder of Christianity.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
LEWES JUNIORS
BUY THEIR HOME
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEWES. May 3O.-Lewes Council,
No. "A, Jr. o. L. A. NJ. has pur-
chased the Virginia l. Mustard
property on Second street, occupied
by the American Store Company.
The first floor was formerly the old
postoffice building. The Juniors
have been occupying the second floor
Of this building for a lodge room for
several years. The juniors will
initiate a class OF candidates on
June Z. the work will be done by the
local degree team.
Howell F. Pipino. of Wilmington
is here in charge of the brick work
at the new school building.
Jacob Marshall. who has been To-
Gated here for several weeks. spent
the weekend with his family in
Wilmington.
Green peas made their first ap-
pearance this week in the local mar
ket grown by local truckers. and
sold readily for 2Oc quarter peck.
Henry c. Lank, of Washington,
spent the early part of the week
with his mother. Mrs. Ida NJ. Lank.
Thomas r. Ingram and family and
Mrs. Mary o. Maull and family
have moved to their summer homes
on Lewes Beach.
William Lowe has moved his
family from the George W. Hazel
property on King street, to the
Phillips property on King street.
William A. Russell has moved
from the John w Marshall property
on Front street, 10 his farm in pilot
town, recently vacated by H. W.
Rogers.
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
"ZYxTr

A English dictionary being completed was started
N before the American Civil War.
II sponsored by Archbishop Trench in an address
before the British Pathological society.
This dictionary, in many volumes. is the largest ever
complied It's makers searched all known books printed
before 1900 The total number OF books combed words
exceeds 10000 Word specialists who have contributed
to the work. many Of them Americans, number more
than 1900
TNVeny-one columns devoted the one word get
Well. that about the most important word in the
language 10 many persons
word in the dictionary is -zyx- which is old
Kentish English for "thou seest"
some persons think it most desirable TO have the last
word Let them have this No else would have
any for I'll
Evening journal., 1921-05-30
On Fame s Eternal
Camping Ground
CEditOriaD

TEHREE years today, many Delawareans will
N recall. the German Army, advancing toward
Paris capped series spectacular victories by reach
ing the Marne a six-mile front between Chateau
Therry and Dormans
week later American troops plunged into the con-
hct and turned the tide.
History will recognize that from then on the German
lost that it reached zenith about Memorial
Day. 1918
More than two and a half years have elapsed since
the signing OF the armistice
roared.
But the worlds wounds yet healed. The scars
they leave will persist for generations
AS the following the Civil War years must
pass before democracys victory the World War bears
its full fruits.
There those who, when our Civil War ended be-
eved that reconstruction could restore the ruins
and purge the opposing factions of their hatreds
Time has shown that was a fallacy
Time again will order and peace normal con-
ditions and happiness in the world
Hatreds will their course.
And future generations because of the perspective of
time, will honor Americas dead in the World War as
the savers of democracy with greater reverence
than this Memorial Day.
Words futile in paying tribute those who made
the supreme sacrifice.
The nation honors them and their Gold Star Mothers
it honors their soldier predecessors of Abraham Lin
coins day who also died that government OF the
people by the people the people shall not perish
from the earth"