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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-23
HERRIN Indifferent TO Mine
HORROR AS CHECK OF DEAD IS
MADE;;LEWIS EXPLAINS ACTION
TO BANKRUPT COUNTY.

Springfield. H.. June 23.-
Williamson county will be-
bankrupt for fifty years as a 4
result OF rloting near lIerrin. 4
legal authorities believed to.
day.
The county Is liable for Z
damages and must pay not I
10 exceed $4,000 for each
death. I
The total liability OF the
county will he approximately Z
100000. officials believed. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-23
Murder Plot Feared.
(Rv The United Press

London, June 23-Other prominent
British officers, including Lloyd
George, have been marked for as
sassination by an Irish rebel MUIR
der ring, the police believe from
disclosures following the murder of
Sir Henry Wilson, Ulster defense
chief.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-23

Continued on page eight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-23

All the local ncws In the Daily III.
press. Latest world news by Leased
wiro from the United Press Asso.
citation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

46l days lost by absences during the
month, the total percentage amount
irg 20 az for the county Mrs.
Wayne Kleinschmidt's room at the
Washington school in Plymouth re-
ported 100 percent for october and
November in attendance: and Har-
old CHEESEMAN'S school in Bourbon
township had 100 percent FOR No
vember
The Community conference closed
its sessions Wednesday evening
with the main speaker Prof. G.. 1.
Christie, director Of the agricultural
extension dept. Of Purdue universe
~. one interesting item which he
brought out was that in District No
3. including northern Indiana, Ohio,
Illinois and Iowa, Indiana took AZ
out Of so points in the selection Of
corn; and out Of 200 points in lar
ger territory, Indiana took $50
points. giving this state an excellent
reputation for growing corn.
The regular meeting Of the Farm
Bureau directors was held at tins
court house Thursday afternoon. A
report Of the years work shows that
there were 702 members Of the Farm
Bureau during the year 1922, and
some very helpful work is being
planned for the coming year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Caesar" stars Charlie Ray in enc
OF his best roles. a picture FUN q
the sort OF laughs that last. Pathe
News and an Aesop's Fable. com
plete the program.
Topping tomorrow's five ac:
vaudeville bill, is Al Moore and his
L. :. Jazz Band. an aggregation OF
talented musicians. who offer a
program OF cyclonic gloom chasers.
They combine singing and dancing
with their instrumental ability. and
the act as whole will be found d e
Eghtfully entertaining ard different
from other Jazz bands HAYES and
Marion. unusual funsters. IshivaIl
brothers, Japan's noted hand BAL
ancers. Jean Barrios. with song in,-
press.ons and the ROYAL Sidneys. in
Producing 'parlor pedairy." are OH
er acts OF merit The picture shown
IN connection with the new bin
starting Sunday VIII be Missing
Millions an adaptation Of Jack
Boyle's widely read magazine story
A Problem IN Grand Larceny" ard
featuring beautiful Alice Brady as
the brains Of a gang OF international
crooks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
ORPHEUM

Rodolph Valentino appears IN
'"The Young Rajah" for the last
times today at the Orpheum theater
This picture has HAD a most sue
cessful run all this week and the
management wishes to announce
that another picture featuring this
popular favOrite has been booked
for a showing in the near future.
Keeping its promise to show only
the biggest and the best, the Or
pheum tomorrow opens a weeks en-
gagement with Gloria Swanson IN
the leading role of "The Impossible
Mrs Bellew'' This is said 10 be
a picture in which scene upon scene
Of great splendor flashes before the
eyes of spectators. Miss Swanson
went 10 Paris to select the gowns
which she wears in The Impossible
Mrs. Below and brought back six
trunks loaded with shimmering
silks and satins It's said that the
sight Of these gowns being worn by
Miss Swanson is a treat for sore
eyes and as yet we know Of no one
who is a better screen dresser than
Miss Swanson. Most OF the big
scenes of this picture were made at
Deauville. France, the world famous
summer resort for people OF wealth.
A unique departure from the ordin-
airy in a society picture OF this cali
bre. is the appearance OF over one
hundred society girls. each clad in
the latest Deauville one-piece bath
ing suits. A screaming two-reel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
Secrets of the MoUies Revealed

near the floor so as not 20 shine
Directly into the lens. and the result
Ing picture best exemplifies the hair
as woman's GROWING glory.
Q-What we'll known stars are
reported 10 be engaged
A-Charley Chaplin and Pola Ne
'sri are reported TO be engaged 10
marry. a close friendship rtpening
into love said to have been estab-
lished when Charley visited Europe
a year ago.
Q-The father OF what movie star
was a we'll known writer OF melo-
drama?
A-The father Of Wallace Reid
Hal Reid. was a well known writer
OF melodrama He wrote some Of
the early vaudeville skits in which
Wallace appeared on the stage early
in his career.
What part does the continuity
writer play in making a screen pro-
ducton a success? Did you know
that the continuity writer is almost
as importar. "a the director? It's a
fact. Read the answer tomorrow.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
CASTLE

A speedy photopIay with thrills
smiles and surprises comes to the
Castle today under the title June
Madness" and stars the popular
little Viola Dana. The story deals
with a little miss who is being fore
ed tC marry a man she does not love
just because he has few millions
Just as the minister is about to Ut
ter the fatal words. Clytie darts OFF
like a flash and leaves the bride
groom at the altar. The thrillins
situations that follow make one o.
the most pleasing comedies seen in
long time.
Riding wild" Hoot Gibscn's la
test western thriller, comes to the
Castle on Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

70 the Blackstone patrons who
have already seen this picture. no
screen production Of recent months
has 50 well combined the desirable
element OF both the action and the
raisttc photoplay. IL has thrills
galore, some OF them produced
through ingen atty rarely elualed
In pictures and in addition shows
some OF the finest acting that has
been depicted on the screen. Tom
Moore and Edith Roberts. both
genuine photop.ay stars by virtue
OF many splendid performance
in the past. are featured in the
cast.
The Blackstone eheater VIII show
on Sunday and Monday "The Wo-
man Who Fooled Herself one OF
the biggest, most lavish productions
OF the year. Il tells a gripping story
OF a girl who tried TO fool others
and who only succeeded In fool
ing herself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
River Park

Ray Bird OF the City Rescue Mis-
sion Will fill the pulpit at the River
Park NJ T.. church Sunday morning.
The district quarterly conference OF
the Free Methodist church will be
held at the River Park church.
Fourteenth 81. beginning Thursday
evening and continuing over Sun
day. Rev. J. 4. Watson. the district
elder. VIII deliver the sermon on
Thursday evening. Pastors and
iaymen viii be present from Knox,
Michigan City. Elkhart. South Bend.
and AIishawaka Ind. Three oaks.
Michigan. There will be services
each evening this week at 7:eo.
The Queen Esthed circle OF the
" +. church scheduled 10 meet on
Thursday evening with Miss Helen
Larsen, Otis ST.. has been postponed
The regular meeting OF the Fell
iowship class scheduled 20 meet with
Mr. an dAfrs. Rearick. Ninth St. this
week has been postponed.
The Cleo club met Wednesday
evening with Miss Madeline Bush
man. 81. Louis ST, Music and con-
tests followed the business session
Favors were won by Miss Eeah
Bushman. Exchange Of Christmas
gifts was also a feature. Luncheon
was served at tables decorated with
Christmas emblems. The next meet
ing VIII be a New Years Watch
party. TIE place of meeting 10 be
arranged later
The annual Christmas party OF the
Live Oak Drill team was held at the
home Of Mrs. Laura Cobb. =. Eighth
ST.. Wednesday evening The house
decoration were in keeping OF the
Christmas season. Exchange Of pre-
sents. music and contests formed the
evenings entertainment. Contest
favors were awarded 10 Mrs. Maggie
Whaley. Mrs. Kate Salehoff. Mrs.
Cora Martindale and Mrs. Mary
Chelminiak. Luncheon was served TO
%. The regular meeting will be
held IN three weeks with Mrs. Min
ME Rickels. Carol st.
The members OF the Independent
Horseshoe club entertained with a
box social at their club rooms on
Wednesday evening. The regular
meeting of the Women,s club viii
be held Tuesday evening and the
Mems club will meet Friday evening.
Word from Chicago today states
that the condition Of Felix Callsln.
:. Seventeenth ST.. who was serious
" injured In an automobile accident
last sunday. while visiting In Chi
cago and who was taken to st. Lukes
hospital. is satisfactory.
c. l.. Burnett left this morning
FOR indianapolis to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gent and
sons; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bidell and
daughter have returned from Men
tone. Ind, where they were called
by the death Of a relative.
The condition Of Mrs. Albert Dill
worth, y. Sixth ST., who suffered
stroke Of paralysis Tuesday IS re-
ported as critical
r. c. Hubbard. Mishawaka avn
has been i'll for several days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Q-What IS the first full length
drama in natural colors 10 be pro-
duccd2
A-The first full length drama 20
be produced IN motion pictures IS
The Toll or The Sea" under what
is called the Technlcolor process. To
achieve these results the makers are
SAID 10 have experienced for seven
years. II IS said that the various
characters IN the drama move
across the screen more as real living
beings than as shadows. None Of the
ragged and huttering edges in the
colors. 50 apparent in previous eff
forts. are seen in this picture
On what new production does
Lon CLANCY appear in a double role?
A-LOn CLANCY appears in a dou-
ble role in "A Blind Bargain"
which IS based on a magazine story.
ON the movies what are known
as back-hghung blondes?
Aba OK lighting blondes are
those girls with pale golden hair
which lends it self particularly to
halo effects. To produce these, a
strong light is thrown from the rear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
BLACKSTONE

There are people. fond OF photo
play entertainment. who have been
saying lately that the apparent ef-
fort on the part OF photop.ay pro
ducers 20 develop the highly artis-
TIC side OF their product IS detract-
ing-and not adding-to the real
entertainment value OF the screen.
from the standpoint Of the average
theater gOer. Back OF this thought
- the opinion that many theater-
goers are more interested in lively
action, and a good interesting story
on the screen, than they are in
technically perfect acting and pro-
6uction.
Pawned." the picture now show
ing al the Blackstone Is pro-
ducton. perfect in every way. and
just the sort OF entertainments South
Bend people have been waiting for,
because Of the thrilling action,
and the powerful story that IS told.
II is the photoplay of story
10y Frank L. Packard, author Of
The Miracle Nan" And according
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
Screen
LA SALE
CBy The Press AGENT


Horses are disappearing by the
hundreds. No clue but mysterious
COW track. The whole border com
mUnity up in arms. Then a wander
ing, whistling cowboy enters.
So starts the story OF
Riding Wild" just as close knit
and logical as any big drawing room,
drama, and comes TO the LaSalle
theater for one day showing today.
The picture is western TO the life
In the excitement Of its stunts and
Embarrassing riding. Too many west
ems have lacked convincing stories,
and those stories have failed TO re-
veal the true spirit OF the west. In
Riding Wild" is where the success
full combination meets, and the re
suit is a perfect production made
triply sincere by the presence CT
Hoot Gibson. the star who keeps
rising higher and higher on the lad
der of fame
Elliott Dexter will come to the
JaSalle on Sunday in Grand lar
ceny," an interesting picture with a
good plot and well seasoned with
comedy and gripping drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
Country Personals
PLYMOUTH

Mrs. l.. NJ. T1nkham entertained
the Y-Knott club at the home OF
John Harris on wednesday even
ing. The evening was spent in
playing 500, Mrs. Carl Born winning
first prize and Mrs. James Cook
second Refreshments were served
by the hostesses. who also gave out
little Christmas favors. the next
meeting Will he held at the home
Of Mrs. James Cook.
The following persons attended
the meeting of the American LIE
gion of the 18th district in Laporte
Wednesday. Glenn Underwood. DR..
Harry Knott. Dr. Clifford Burkett,
Or. Conroy Dley. Henry Humrichou
sol. Arno CullsOn, Frank BergInan
and Daniel Bollinger. Perry Faux
ner. the state commander. Or. Bow
srs. the state ice-cOmmander. and
Or. Martin. the district commander
were present. The main speaker for
the evening session was Nels Darl-
ing. whom the boys hope to get TO
Plymouth for an address which viii
be very interesting to everyone.
Mrs. Ella Wilkinson has gone t.
South Bend where she Will remain
until after the holidays.
Mrs. T. 4. Startlotf has gone to
Chicago. where she Will meet her
SON Baxter. who IS coming hone
from a military school in Florida for
the holidays
Mrs. Thompson. o. Warsaw IS Wis
iting her daughter and family, Mrs.
Clifford RugEles Of Miner st.
Conrad GroShans died at his home
in Walkorton Tuesday morning aft
or an illness of 10 days. He was SO
years Of age, and was born IN Cham
paign county Ohio He made his
home IN Walkertou for many years.
on account Of waiting for n dauSh-
ter from Olympia Washington. the
funeral viii not be held until next
Sunday at $3.50 ct the L. IS. Church
- Walkerton. Mrs. a. NJ Cleveland
is a daughter OF Mr.. Groshars.
Miss Esther O'Kcefe was in South
Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. Louise Bishop and son.
Charles. are visiting fer a few days
with Mrs Bishops sister. Mrs. Ray
Kline Of South Bend.
Arthur cleveland is home from
Pa0u. Indiana. on account or the
death Of his grandfather Mr. Grosh-
ans OF Wllkerto0.
~ the cailei meeting Wednesday
evening Oh the @ T. :. three new
members were taken into the order
Mrs. Lewis Overmyer and Mr.. and
Mrs W. I. Kesters7n.
che monthly report given out by
The county attendance officer. Franz
=. Head. shows fer the month OF
November that ont Of The total for
the county Of 5,246 there were .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
TO SUBMIT PLANS
FOR PAYING BONUS
Rep. Fordney to Ask Hard
ing'S Approval of COmpen-
sation Proposals.
Fly WILLIAM Il. HUTCHIN son,
q. y. =. Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. - Two
plans for paying a federal bonus 10
Americas 100000 World war vete-
rams Will be submitted 10 Pres't
Harding within the next few days
for executive approval. Rep. Joseph
w. Fordney Republican. Of Michi-
gan, Daddy of the Bonus" irform>
ed International News Service today
These will be; Cd Issuance to
each veteran Of a tax free bond
equal 20 his bonus, bearing three
per cent interest. maturing within 20
years. and subject 10 retirement by
the government within five yearc;
ana CD y paid-up insurance policy
having the same conditions of ma
turity Both securities could be
cashed at practically face value with
federal banks.
Both plans probably would involve
the use OF interest payments on
Americas foreign war debts. For
the present, however, the only APP
preparation necessary under Ford
ney's proposals would be to meet
cash payments on $50 bonuses.
against which there has been little
opposition.
After We Get It"
The use OF foreign debt interest
payments for this purpose has been
discussed between Fordney and
Sec'y Of the Treasury Mellon. Ford
ney said Mellon would not oppose
using debt money after we get IT,
20 meet maturing bonus obligations.
The secretary's approval did not ex.
Tend 20 "mortgaging these payments
before we get them" Fordney added
Fordney declared tax free bond
would be acceptable TO the soldiers
pointing out that S100 Liberty Loan
bonds of 191f-the first issue are
now selling for S1O0.34. above par,
although not due until 1917. The
same price, ne added, is being pal1
for the a G-4s' due next summer,
which are not tax exempt
Fordney would rot predict the
future Of his proposed bill until after
his visit TO the President
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
Stage
CBy the Press AGENT
PALACE

Jack Ponic will present his i'm
personation Of that well-Iked car
toon character. Andy Gump' for
the last times today at the Palace.
On the same bill are Batcheler and
Vert. with their Pullman travesty
Lets Co" JEWELS manikins, Don
Quixano. Spanish baritone in Q SO.
ries Of ballads and Larlmer and
Hudson, cycling comedians. The
feature pho-oplay Alias julius
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec l5.-The ward
rre steamer Mexico crawled from
rs anchorage to-day 20 ifs pier for
reOairs as the result OF lis collision
last nigh; during a snow storm with
the steamer Hamilton, Unbound
from Norfolk. Va.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16
CNNDTTs FOR CHRISTMAS

Broken tahies. peanut brittle. co
coanut havors: many varieties. zoe a
pound. three pounds 65c- TIE Di
ANA Washington. between Main
and Michigan Adv. $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

comedy featuring Buster Keaton. en-
titled The Boat" and the latest
International News are the other
pictures TO be seen here all this
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Buy her a Jordan ror Christmas.
Advt.-337-35S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Buy her a Jordan FOR Christmas.
Advt -337-55s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Rug Cleaning. 3 B. Cleaning.
adv. 245-351
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-16

Rug Cleaning. B. B. Cleaning.
adv. 345-35l
Evening journal., 1922-06-21
JEALOUS, HE Kills.
RIVAL AND SELF.
Slayer Leaves Letter Blam-
ing Young Chester Di-
vorcee for Tragedy
POLICE QUIZ,
THEN FREE GIRL

CHESTER. Pa. June 21.-Busl-
ness jealousies. famed 10 a white
heat by the additional hatred en-
gendered by a mutual love for a
pretty young divorcee. resulted in a
murder and suicide OF two close
friends late yesterday afternoon. in
the heart of the business district.
Herbert Squibb. aged 21. assistant
manager OF the Wax Furniture Com
pany. was shot 10 death by Elmer
Detrick. 2S years old, the manager
OF the store. who then turned the
revolver upon himself and fired
three bullets into his chest. He
died four hours later in the Chester
Hospital without regaining consci-
business. There were no witnesses
of the shooting.
The police found two letters IN
Detrick's clothing when he was
taken 10 the hospital. One was
addressed TO his mother and read as
follows:
Dear Mother-Forgive me and
Herbert as we have been good
friends for four long years. lie mas
done everything and said everything
that he could. but this IS the last
OF it all. Miss Roth is the whole
cause OF Il aud her people. I am
sure that we are both happy, for I
know that he know what she was.
Mother below is a list OF bills I owe.
n you have any money pay them
and don't worry. please. 7 still owe
Herbert 50. so give It TO his mother.
Have Miss Roth put away. for she
said II someone did not kill us, she
would Love 10 all and God bless !
you. CSigned) Elmer"
The other letter. written by De
rick but signed with Squibb's name. |
blamed the actual shooting upon |
Miss Margaret Roth, the pretty di- |
Evening journal., 1922-06-21

Diagrams of radiO-frequency
waves showing how beats occur.
is transmitting on a wave length Of
800 meters (sending out a wave
having a frequency Of 100000
cycles a second) happens TO reach a
receiving station at the same time
as a wave which is being sent out
by station b at a frequency Of l.
OOO.5O cycles.
The effect upon the telephone re-
ceivers will be similar to that indi-
Gated in c where. it will be noticed.
the current rises and falls at the
rate Of 500 times a second.
The wave of Station a is maud
lble. as is that of station 3. But the
beat which occurs between the sig
nails Of both is heard. The pitch Of
the beat is always equal to the dif-
ference of the interacting waves.
Modern long distance telegraph
receiving stations use this method
for the reception Of distant signals.
The signal wave from the far of
transmitter taken into the receiving
apparatus reacts upon locally gen.
Grated wave for the production OF
audible beats
The beatSare produced only when
the signals are coming in. When no
signal is incoming, the locally gem
Grated signal energy will be un-
Evening journal., 1922-06-21
GIRLS

Before that auto ride. protect your
skin from sunburn or windburn. with a
liberal supply OF that ever-popular
beautifer, Derwillo. Immediately on
returning, cleanse the skin with Liska
cold cream. and II will feel as comfort
able as IL you had remained at home.
Just try them aund you will be aston
ished al the wonderful results they
give. Your skin will be as soft as vel
vet, and your complexion as beautiful
as a rose Remember it's Derwillo and
Liska cold cream. There are some
but no real substitutes
Get what you ask for or take nothing.
then you won't be disappointed Your
money back II you don't like them. At
toilet counters everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-06-21

vorcee. OF No. s34 Taylor Terrace.
II apparently was written today.
The police assert Squibb knew moth
ing Of the letter and that II was
written by DetHck in an effort 10
shift the blame for the murder and
suicide upon Miss Roth. II read
as follows:
ITO whom It may concern: I.
Elmer Detrick. No. 11O5 Parker
street, and Herbert X. Squibb. No.
335 Kerlin street, have both this day
been shot and killed by Peggy Roth.
Miss Roth had me write this state
ment. She has been the whole
cause OF everything. II It was not
for her this would never have hap
pened. For Gods sake. put her
away some place where she can
never see daylight again.
"(signed) Herbert X. Squibb."
Merchants adjoining the Wax
furniture store at No. 81 West Third
street declare there was jealousy be-
tween the two men since Detrick was
made manager and Squihb assistant
manager. The promotion OF Squihb
occurred two weeks ago, when Louis
Wax. OF Wilmington. was forced TO
remain home on account OF Illness.
Detrick was employed at the store
for a number OF years, coming there
as a messenger boy. He was the
sole support OF his widowed mother
and was regarded as a model young
man. Squibb and he were close
friends for several years. and. un-
al they met Miss Roth. never qusr-
relied. according 20 friends.
Miss Roth was summoned 10 the
Detective Bureau and closely ques-
toned. She absolutely denied ever
making threats against either OF the
two men. She admitted she had
been friendly with both. She is 25
years old and the mother OF
2-year-old child She was released
after being quizzed by the author
tiles.
The police declare Detrick and
Evening journal., 1922-06-21

Squibb quarreled yesterday after
noon, after the former discovered
the assistant manager OF the store
was at Miss Roth's home. When
the latter returned. a violent quarrel
ensued. followed by the shooting.
Derrick had planned the shooting
for several days. according 10 the
police. and recently had purchased
new .3S-calibre revolver 20 kill
his friend and then commit suicide.
The shooting caused intense excite
ment and police reserves were sent
TO the scene to keep the crowds
back.