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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-04
BY PAUL II. MALLoN.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Dec. 4.--The final
session OF tho sixty seventh congress
got under way today with legisla-
tive matters of the senate In tur-
moil.
The special session called by
President Harding to hasten tho
ship subsidy bill through the house,
closed shortly before noon and tho
regular session opened at twelve.
Republican leaders were anxious
ly rallylng their forces in an effort
to recover strategically from tho
successive defeats of tho special
session.
They were confronted with these
Developments:
The Liberian loan bill strongly
desired by Secretary of State
Hughes and the administration
group, was practically killed by q
vote re-committing it to committee.
2-The Dyer anti-lynchng bill,
written by administration leaders
had to be withdrawn by them after
It had stirred up a cyclonic fill
buster.
"a poll of the senate shows the
ship subsidy bill which is urged so
vigorously by President Harding al
ready has forty-four votes against
1t and five more will defeat It.
Threats of a renewal of the
filibuster when the Shipping bill is
brought up have been heard in the
republican camp.
Work On New Message.
In the face Of this situation
President Harding began work on
his message which will be delivered
to a joint session Of congress to-
morrow advising congress as to the
situation as to farm legislation, pro-
hibition, the subsidy and other
matters.
II the president makes his address
Tuesday the ship subsidy will be
reported favorably to the senate by
the commerce committee and repub-
lican leaders then plans to ask i'm
mediate consideration of it.
With the abandonment Of the
Dyer anti-lynching bill 1t Is expect
ed that the filibuster will be called
off temporarily at least.
AS soon as the senate convened
Senator Lodge announced that he
had been instructed that the Dyer
bill would not be pressed between
now and March 4.
Senator Underwood, leader Of the
filibuster, then announced the fight
would be ended.
Il am very glad that we have
reached an understanding, Under
wood said. II wish to warn the
majority that if any attempt is made
to bring this bill up again before
March 4, we will resort to the same
tactics which have proved so sue
cessful in this case"
The first business to be trans
acted since last Monday when the
filibuster was began in the senate
was reference of the ship subsidy
bill to the senate commerce com.
mittee,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-04
CAN EXEMPT WOMEN.

Washington. Dec. i.-State laws OK.
emptlng women from Jury service are
legal. tho supreme court held In of.
feet today when Il dismissed for lack
OF Jurisdiction suit attacking such
a statute In South Carolina.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-04
CONGRESS TO-DAY.


. Republican leaders an.
, nouncc abandonment of tho
, Dyer anti.lynchlng bin 10 end
; democratic flllbustcr.
, Nomination OF Pierce hut.
: lcr 10 be- associate Justice OF
, supreme court expected In be
, confirmed.
, Closing OF special session
and opening of regular acs.
sion.
House.
Scheduled TO meet at II
; n. m. and adjourn and meet
} at noon To start regular SEES.
sion.
Judiciary committee meets
10 consider resolution Of i'm.
pcachmont against Attorney
General DauEhcrty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-04

Attorney T. Justin Henshaw, Of
Norman, is transacting business and
visiting friends in the city today.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-04
A HOME PAPER

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Wire from the United Press Aaso-
citation.
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Destroyers Map Plains
And Mountains Under Sea
CORY and Hull Chart $1,000
Miles of Ocean Bottom
off Pacific Coast

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 22.-Iwelve
thousand square miles q ocean bottom,
covering the entire California coast
from Cape Deseanso, thirty miles south
Of the Coronado Islands to the Far
alon Islands, Of San Francisco, ox-
tending from the 100 fathom line 20
the 1000 fathom curve, have been
thoroughly charted BY the destroyers
CORY and Hull. This announcement
was made to-day by Lieutenant Com
mander Schuyler Helm, commanding
the Hull, when the destroyers entered
port. 49,. 49,. l..
portant discoveries were made by the
Hull and Cory, using a new sounding
device. One vas that the noor OF the
Pacific on tho California coast has NOT
been disturbed In recent years oy
yoleanic or earthquake disturbances.
Tic other is that an uncharted mountain
ie3 niles southwest % San Diego was
sound Present charts indicate. Z,OyV
fathoms OF water AZ that spot. Sound.
ines taken by tho eharting parry
.howed a submerged peak 1889 iatn,
oms high, covered with $40 fa1homs Of
ifhe Cory and Hull sleamed some
$500 milss On their Trip.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Tiger Voices Thanks
For COrdidIity Here

PARIS, Dec. 90 (By The Asso-
ciated Pressl.--GeOrges .clemen
ceau called at the American Em-
bsssy to-day and expressed. 20
Ambassador Herriek bis deep APP
preciation Of the cordial attitude
Of the people Of the United States
during his American tour.
He also handed TO the ambas-
sador, for transmission 20 the mu-
scum at Mount Vernon, a gold
medal given him by the city Of
MulhouSe. AlSace, on his first
visit there after liberation Of tho
district from the Germans.
The medal was struck in 1923
20 commemorate the centenary Of
the voluntary union OF the Free
City Of Mulhouse with France.
NJ. Clemenceau desired his gift TO
be taken as a tribute to the Amer
lean soldiers who so splendidly
aided in freeing Alsace, ain rep
aration Of the German crime"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
BY Joseph Shsplcn
By Wbsiess 70 The Triburs

Copyright. 1879. New Iork Trissns Inc.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-Seldom has a
mothers verdict regarding her son
been moro severely condcmnatory than
that pronounced on tho Kaiser by bis
mother, the Empress Frederick, ss
shown IN her letters published to-day
In the biography by Henrietta schra-
der, wife Of a well-known Liberal poli-
tician. And seldom have the former
Kaiser and his policies provoked a
more scathing judgment.
Wilhelm II was "A very vain, hmm
ture, inexperienced and eclf-willed
young man" on his ascent 20 the
throne, his mother wrote. 81 shiver
AZ the thought OF tho turn things may
take" she added, "for his self-eonf-
denee grows more and more and his
insight. on the contrary, does not.
How Insignificant arc the men who
surround him and how little truth
penetrates his earsl One trembles
when ono thinks Of the danger in
which we live"
Referring to tho Kaiscr's opposition
TO democracy and individual liberty
and his Ignorance Of his own Ger
many and the soul Of the German
people" the Empress's correspondence,
which helps al two large volumes,
shows again how different the fate OF
Europe might have been had Emperor
Frederick been permitted 10 put
through his enlightened policies. This
is demonstrated in letter written By
the Empress In Hamburg after the
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
81 Million RubIes, l Dollar
Sinking Spell Caused by Runor
of Decree Confiscating Gold

MOSCOW. Dec. % (By The Assoei-
.ted press).-The demand for foreign
currency has been 90 great duiihs .h'
last few days that for time the dollar
on the Black Bourse brought of'VoV,eyvO ~
rubles. The market closed at 4SOVV'-
900. A.. c.,,r,,..
An announcement that tho commits
sariat OF Finance was considering ae-
cree 10 prohibit individuals retaining
nossession Of the Car gold ruoles nad
maeh 20 do with the tumble OF the
Soviet ruble, according 70 financial CIR
eIes. The project under consideraton,
would compel all persons having golo
rubies 70 exchange them Tor guarah-
iced state bank notes just issued
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Bodies Found % Miles
From Scene Of AttGck
1,..lol n,,,,Ill 70 Ths Trlsvr,

frecfdi Dspdfct % lhe frQrTf
MER ROUGE, La, Dcr. 22.--
Eason Ferry, on Lake D la
Fourche, where the bodies Of
Watt Daniels and Thomhs =.
Richards were found to-day. Is
approximately twenty-five miles
from the spot where the men,
with their three coaipanlons,
we're captured last August by o
masked mob. The other three
men we're released at Collinston,
on the road 20 Lake La Fourche,
and given money 70 pay their
way back 10 Mer Rouge.
-Four Secret Service operatives
working directly under William
J. Burns, head Of the Bureau Of
Investigation Of the Department
Of Justice, have been in Mer
Rouge investigating the case sew
eral weeks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Kaiser's Mother FOresarU His
Fall When He Mounted Throne
Letters of Empress Frederick, Written in Youth of
Wilhelm, Analysed Him Weak, Self.Willcd,
Ignorant of Own People and 'Scatterbrained'

visit OF wiihelm II to England. Juiy
10, 1891.
Il should feel pride and dsligh,
over this English visit, as Nilhelms
reception vas like triumphant pro-
cession,' the Empress remarks iron
iealiy. "But Row could ! do that
Rather deep melancholy win OH me
even II succeed In sighting down
moro violent and bitter feelings.
How much good. especially for Ger
many, We hoped from this relation
ship Of the two peoples. Instead OF
that VIC have been compelled In Ger
many 20 sec tasks cf culture thrust
more and more into tse background
and external power made the aim at the
expense Of internal consolidation and
development. Many evil seeds have
sprouted, among them artiheially gen.
Grated poisonous weeds Of ehauvin-
Ism which are rooted in hatred Of all
foreign nations, especially Of Eng-
land--a eomicAl mixture OF envy, mis-
trust, fear and depreciation
The Empress complains bitterly OF
her sons treatment Of herself and
her husband, and closes with the fol-
lowing remarkably prophetic words;
"But tho end OF tho drama Is no,
yet In sight. What may VIC not live
60 seoi Even n head encircled b. an
aura OF fortune Is not immune, and
some day may bring its reminder OF
this. One can almost foresee some
thing Of the kind. But there is a spe-
cisl God for children and scatter
brains. One can only pray that In
sight and calm foresight may come
without IL being necessary 10 pay for
wisdom with disastrous experience. II
seemB 20 me monarchy Is being put 70
hard test, and shiver az the
thought OF the turn things may take.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
First Aid to TOddler
Saves His LOllypOp, Too
handy Patrolman Coaxes Gasp
ing Infant TO Part With
t Sweet in Windpipo

ths Ingenuity Of Patrolman John s.
Nllini extrieSted Frank Porti from
serious predicament yesterday:
lank, who ls eighteen months old and
!ges tt S5l9ront Street, Brooklyn, at
tnpted to swallow q small-sized dolly
ksp without preliminary msstication..
-. candy stuck IN his throat and
snhe Prank gasped and fought for
afeath bis mother ran with him TO
,,es Poplar Street police station. The
~ was on the edge OF sufoeation.
ne desk sergeant phoned for an
1aouitnce. Patroiman Collins, who u
taasly man OF experience, picked up
stey tin trumpet and placed It's mouth
F.sss egsinst tho ehilds lips.
Blow T." said Collins. "Blow it
Frsnk blew q rsoeoas Blast sn DE
1ffn Tho caney vas dlslodgod, and
- Np ambniancs came Prank
tete4 ofoueh Pc tears rsgEt IN the
~ tess, xhea -he went back 70
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
jerks Counsel
Urges Strong
Be ImPeached
Legislative Committee Will
Meet Next W e e k TO
Frame Report on Charges
Against Nassau Justice

Inc jerks legislative committee
which has been hearing the charges
brought against Supreme Court JUS
tiee selah b. Strong, Of Nassau County,
will meet early next week at the Hotel
Commodore TO agree upon a report 70
the Legislature.
Briefs fled by counsel on opposing
sides Will be tho only matters con-
sidcred by the committee. The brief Of
counsel to the committee urges the
committee 10 recommend the impeaeh-
ment and removal from Office OF JUS
tice Strong, while the advocates Of the
jurist In their brief hold that "the re-
suit is nothing that warrants further
action BY the Assembly"
Edgar T. Bracket. who. with former
Lieutenant Governor Edward Sehoe-
neck. defended Justice Strong, said in
his brief;
Says Accusations Arc Weak
"The mountain labors and brings
forth a ridiculous mouse"
The charges against Justice Strong
were embodied in a resolution intro
duced IN tho closing hours of the
Legislature last March by Assembly
man Thomas D. McWhinney, OF Nassau
County, who admitted under oath that he
threatened TO have the justice investi.
gated by a legislative committee at
the time Judge Strong was conducting
an examination into alleged contract
graft in Nassau County. One OF the
contractors indicted as the result OF
Justice Strong's activities, u trans
pired during the examination, had on
at least one occasion lent $500 70 MI.
MeWhinney while he was q member Of
the Assemly.
Charges Against Justice
The brief Of the counsel for the
committee, which was written by Harry
c. Perkins, Of Broome County, reads
In part:
"The records show the following
misconduct OF Judge Strong while
presiding at the December, lg2l' ana
January, 1922, terms q Supreme
Court in Nassau County, 20 wit;
81. An illegal John Doc proceed
ing set in motion by Judge strong
SIS committing magistrate, which IN,
cluded Wholesale abuses OF Judiepi
process and authority.
"2. Displacement Of Sheriff ano
employment Of state troopers 70 serve
process and guard judges chambers
80. Displacement OF District AZ,
torney IN investigation OF criminal
charge by attorney privately employed
-. The usurpAtion Of the function
OF the grand jury by The John Doe
proceeding, so-ealled.
20. Submission OF matters withou,
jurisdiction TO grand jury for polltieai
purposes.
&c. Willful mlsstatements OF law
and facts in charges 10 grand jury Tor
political purposes.
az. Coercion Of the grand Jury TO Sc
cure indictment Of Both and Weston.
"s. Attempt 20 supplant the County
Attorney as legal adviser 20 the Comp
troller.
80. Unjust criticism Of the County
Judge for political purposes.
40. Unjust criticism OF the Surro-
gate for political purposes.
tcsailnus6 "a ntTi pfst)
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Star Pictures Reach U. S. Safely
For Test of Einstein Theory

plete our measurements and compari.
son and arrive at a conclusion regard
ing the Einstein theory"
Pictures taken b. the Croker expo-
dillon are TO be exchanged and com
pared with pictures taken during the
eclipse By the Adelaide Observatory,
which sent en- expedition 70 central
Australia.
The pictures taken were o. stars
near the sun. and they viii be compared
with photographs % The same stars.
taken AZ night from Tahiti, in an Of
fort 20 prove tho eorrectress Of Tie
Einstein theory that the suns gravity
attracts or "beads" rays Of light trav-
cling susard the earth from stars nil
lscns Of miles beyond the sun. II the
stars do not appear In the same posi-
tlous on the night and day photo
graphs, than hsthsoEy IS Correct u u
ciaiakea s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee 22.-Huge
Photographic pls,<s bearing pictures
which may prove or disprovs an angle
Of the Einsteln theory or RELATIVELY,
were found unbroksn to-day when
opened At the Lick Observatory on
Mount Hamilton. California, BY mem
bers OF the W. II. Croker expedition
who took the pictures on western
Australian beach during the September
eclipse. DR.. W. W. Campbell. director
Of the observatory and head OF the ex-
pedi.ion, announced here
"seieniifc men do net care one way
or ths other regarding the findings"
DR.. CampbelI said eve only want 70
know the truth. u VII be several
nonths bsfors IN viii be able ~ .eo2'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
George GOuld's
Custer Upheld
In Estate Fight
Loses Appeal in the Case
Brought by Kin to Re
move Him as Executor of
Late Fathers Property

The removal BY Justice Whitaker in
July, 1919, Of George J. Gould az exec
utor and trustee Of the estate OF his
father, Jay Gould, was sustained b. the
Appellate Division ysEterdhy by a three
70 two vote. AZ the same time thf
Appellate Division sustained the order
Of Justice Delehanty restraining Mr.
Gould from prosecuting proceeding
in the SurrogateS' Court to compel the
other executors and trustees Of his "a.
ther's estate, who arc his sisters and
brothers, to pay him S544,90i, repre-.
senting accumulated income on his
share OF Jay Gould's trust estate.
The latter proceeding was held up
pending determination OF the removal
action, Il being the contention Of Frank
i j. Gould, brother Of George J. Gould
who was the principal mover In the
custer action, that a final accounting
may disclose that the defendant Is in
debted as much as s20,0oo,0O0 10 the
estate, Of which he was the managing
trustee.
eUnht To BE Trustee
Justice Page, who wrote the prevail.
ing opinion Of the Appellate Division
said: at Is my opinion that they (aets
OF Mr. Could show that ne was an
/ unfit person TO discharge the duty OF
trustee; that he had personally prohted
/ largely out Of and az the expense OF
the estate; that he had not the slight
est conception Of the hdueisry duty Of
his position"
Justice Smith, writing a dissenting
opinion in which. Justice Finch con
CURED, said Mr.. Gould should have
been suspended as trustee instead OF
being removed, pending termination OF
an action by George j. Gould 10 have
his accounts audited and approved, OF
which the action Of Frank J. Gould TO
remove his brother was incidental.
Anna, Duchess dc Talleyrand,
through her attorneys here, Joined In
the proceeding TO have her brother,
/ George, removed. The action waS the
result Of an accounting offered BY
George J. Gould Of his trusteeship OF
his fathers estate, which, IL was said,
was the hrst he had submitted in
twenty-three years. Charges OF gross
| irregularities were made and the at
torneys VINO sought the remoNal OF MI.
Gould did not hesitate In court 20 de-
scribe IN terms Of the penal code
what they regarded these alleged acts
20 be.
Loss In Speculation Charged
One charge was that hr. Gould had
permitted the funds Of the estate and
his own 70 eommingle. Perhaps the
principal allegation was that Mr.
Gould collected for his own profit more
than 100000 from the sale Of Western
Union stock that belonged 20 the estate,
which he paid back eight years later.
! Another charge was that he caused the
estate a loss OF several millions dol
lars by unauthorized speculation.
Justice Smith, In his dissenting
opinion, called attention 20 George J.
Gould's hfteen years association with
his father before the death OF Jay
Gould. and that the Wizard Of Wall
Street" made eodieil 20 bis viii In
which he expressed great eonhdenee
IN his eldest son, who, he provided,
! should control any action on the es-
fcsstsuss 81 asr pass)
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Tries 10 Die With Her Son

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-1he prospee' OF
a cheeriess Christmas. Uith no money
20 buy presents for her six-year-ola
son' bobby. caused Mrs. Florence Fern
Golden 70 tis her son 20 her back and
lssu into the Desplalncs River to-day
she told the police after che had been
reecued By two boys from the ice-sekev
river. Both, Il vas announced, VII rs'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
I.engue Bars NIoney Gifls

VIENNA, Dec. 29.--In order 70 pre-
cent further note imitation, the League
Of Nations representative, seve 10Y
bidden the government 70 distripote
Christmas gifts In cash 70 elyli selY,,
ants. These gifts would have amoun''e
10 zoo, 900. 100000 crowns
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
News Summary
DOMESTIC


Troops rushed 70 Mer Rogue, La,
martial law impends, as tense sitls-
tion follows finding Of two bodies,
believed TO have been victims Of
Ku-Klux Klan who kidnapped Ave men
last August,
Henry Ford'S proposed new ss,-
100000 Chicago plant announced as
beginning Of ''one Of the greatest
industrial developments tho world
has ever seen"
Photographic plates Of stars
taken In Australia during September
eclipse, which, by comparison, will
refute or establish Einstein theory,
found intact IN California.
First witnesses for the defense IN
Herrin mine murder trial toll Of vio-
lence and intimidation by armed
guards employed by the operators
prior 70 the massacre Of non-union
fneu.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

ptNruuRaT. caroilna. HgisL interest
ins 'sssi sv'f5 "a. o'ls-'a i':-'Aa's; '' /:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
FOREIGN

Poincsre ready 10 s'4sA or fall on
ratification Of WfsS <GtOn naval
treaty. BRAND ga Tsrdieu back
Premier for ratification.
Ex-KaiSer severely condemned by
mother, who had fears Of his future,
her private letters show.
Ria Nur Bey, at Lausanne con-
ference, refuses TO exempt Christians
in Turkey from military service.
Ansora prohibits economic settle
rnents and situation is again tense.
Destruction OF Notre Dame Church,
Quebec, Canada, in Si.000,OO0 fire,
last Of a series, brought up In Leg
islature. Ineendiarism charged.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
LOCAL

Exhibitors here doubt Arbuekle
films will be shown again; public
feeling too strong against them;
Y. NJ. C. A. and New York Fedora
tion OF Churches join protest.
Appellate Division, by vote Of to
2, sustains removal Of George Gould
as executor Of fathers estate.
jerks committee eounseI urges re-
movsI from ofiee Of Justice Strong.
Three held In alleged plo. TO
swindio By bogus travellers checks.
Railroad terminals ja1med with
thousands going home fOs Christmas.
Dapper burglar in taxi points ont
to detectives apartments he robbed.
Holiday lay-of OF city employer
averted as Craig hnds way around
budget shortage.
woodin insists city must learn 20
burn soft coal, which may soon be
oaly fuel available.
Alleged fake porters arrested in
bond thefts which may reach $780,
900.
Smith decides on wet referendum
following pledge Of perty platform.
Dry agents discover seaplanes be-
ing overhsuled to aid rum ships OF
shore.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
WASHINGTON

international Mercantile Marine
fles brief in Supreme Court In
sppcsl from Hand dry decision,
affirming for unabridged right to sell
liquor on the high seas.
Borsh proposal for international
economic and arms conference will
cause fight In Senate, It is evident,
as naval bill discussion in Senate de-
gelops sharp preliminary tits.
oficial Washington mysterious as
70 rumored commission TO Europe;
refuses 70 deny move for such body
is on foot. but intimates IT will be
unofficial.
Senator Kellogg announces he will
move discharge Of Senate Banking
and Currency Committee unless II
reports by Wednesday bill authoriz-
ing states TO tax national banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
SPORTS

Joe Lynch retains bantamwsight
title by. winning ffseen-round de-
eision bout over Midget Smith at
Garden.
MHnager John J. 'MeGraw Sugrstts
benevolent fund features for Bsse-
balisPisyers Union.
Blue Hawk wins feature race ct
Oriental Park
Cooler Victor IN Thester Pure at
New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
MARKETS AND SHIPS

Stock prices higher.
Acting Governor Plat, Of Reserve
Board. urges nins-months' paper be
made eligible for rediseount.
Corn Products 70 psy 50 extra divi-
dsnd and mako rsTular Bsts 50 q
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

Cloudy to-day and to-monovi not
much change IN tempeFaturei
south snd southwest winds
Tup Report On Lest pass