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The fool-killer., 1922-03-01
''THE ELIXIR OF LIFE. !"

Inc Rale1gn IN. W news aHO
Observer of Feb. 18th prints ar
editorial headed, ''Has the Elk
sr of Life Been Found?" Ano
it goes on to tell about a wonder
full new discovery in biological
chemistry which the men Of sci
ence have made in connection
with certain ductless glands ir
the human body. The editoria
does not undertake to explain
the discovery, and neither shall
| I, because that would require ex'
pert technical knowledge. But
even the average reader is inter
ested in knowing that a new sen
sation has been sprung and that
the whole world is talking about
it. We common folks don't care
so much about what it is, but
we would like to know what il
proposes to do.
Well, to state it briefly, the,
claim to have discovered tha'
these little ductless glands i1
the body possess a hitherto un
suspected power of rejuvenation
Something can be done to then
that will cause them to actual
| ly work miracles, making olt
people become young lagain
making young people stay younl
and supplying wonderful power!
of endurance. It really Begin
to look like the secret of Life ha
been discovered, and that it viii
soon be possible for people t.
live on and on without CROWN,
old. Even the natures of peo
|ple can be changed to such al
extent that a notorious crimina
might be suddenly transforme'
into a good citizen.
| DR.. Louis Ber1nan, Associat
in Biological Chemistry, Colurn
bia University, has written
book on this wonderful subject
and the New York Times Boo.
| Review Of Feb. 9th gives it
half-page notice in which som
very startling facts are brough
out. It says that this discover
about the glands is not one O
the wild-eyed theories that ofte
flash up and die down, but j
has actually been tested GU
enough to prove that it doe
work. All the scientific worl
is beginning to sit up and tax
notice.
} And that brings us to anothe
point. Two or three years ag
the international Bible Student
Association began to announc
that millions of people now liz
ing on the earth will never dit
They didn't base their claims o
any scientific discovery, bu
only on Bible prophecies an
time measurements derive
therefrom. All this "ductles
gland" sensation has sprung u
since that announcement Wa
started. But I just want you t
stop and notice how beautiful
they fit together. The Bib
, Students were walking b
| FAITH only, and they didn
: know just how the thing woul
} be brought about. But we no
: begin to see that it may come
5 a perfectly natural way as tl
, result of increased knnwledo q
The fool-killer., 1922-03-01
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Ne " JUSTICE ON
SUPREME BENCH
(By The United Press.)

Washington, Oct. 2.-Former Sem
ator George Sutherland, OF Utah,
was sworn in as associate justice OF
the United States supreme court
when that tribunal reconvened to-
day, succeeding former Justice John
H. Clarke, Of Ohio.
Sutherland took the oath of Of
flee, administered by Chief Justice
Taft.
No business will be transacted by
the court today.
AS the court resumed today, re-
ports were current that Associate
VIM. r. Day. Of Ohio, will shortly
send his resignation to the presi-
dent, stating he has und it neces-
sary to devote all of his time to his
duties as umpire in the settlement
Of war claims against Germany
Senator John K Shields, democrat,
of Tennessee, is most talked of to
succeed Day If he resigns. John w.
Davis, of West Virginia, former am
bassador to the court OF st. James,
is being mentioned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
sPUD LUC|NbYHL
TEST TOMORROW
Local oil Man to Get Started Tues
day at Location Two Miles West
of Ninnekah; Hopes to
Extend Area.

Another test for oil and gas in
Grady county is scheduled to start
tomorrow according to the announce.
ment of Fred Luginbyhl local oil
man, who stated today that he will
spud Tuesday morning, the location
being in the southeast of the north
east of the southwest of section
32-6n-7w.
This test Is two miles west OF
Ninnekah and is easily reached from
this city. the Ninnekah road being
reported in splendid condition. The
well is to be drilled by Calyen etal,
as contractors who will use rotary
tools
Il want to extend to the people
of Chickasha a cordial invitation to
come down tomorrow morning and
see the well spudded," said Mr.
Luginbyhl this morning. I'VE are
rigged and ready to go. | see nc
reason for any delay. We are go
ing to make a thorough test of this
location and have strong hopes oi
materially extending the proven
areas in Grady county with a nice
producer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Z j. s. VESSELS
LEAVE BASE FOR
TURKISH WATERS
In Command Of Tozer pestroyefs
Start Shortly Before 1880 This
Morning-klsses, Tears and
Hugs Minole at Piers.
WASHINGTON TO EXERT
INFLUENCE FOR PEACE
And for Protection Of American In.
terests. Is Statement Made by
Secretary In Reply to Cable
From Bishop.

Norfolk. Va, Oct. 2.-Twelve u.
s. destroyers under command OF
Captain c. NJ. Tozer started for Con.
staniinople from the naval base
shortly before 1880 o'clock today.
The flagship left the dock first and
the others swung In line behind her
as she started from Hampton
Roads.
Kisses. hugs and tears were Inter
mingled at the naval base submarine
piers today when the twelve de-
stroyers bound for Turkey prepar'
cd to depart at noon.
A crowd of several hundred lined
the docks. including relatives OF
officers and sailors aboard the tor
pedo carriers.
Scores of sailors were on hand to
waive farewell TO their buddies and
wish they, too, could make the trip
The destroyers were outfitted and
ready Saturday night. Most of the
boats were anchored in the Roads,
while only the u. S. S. Hopkins
Captain G. NJ. Tozers flagship and
two or three destroyers getting last
minute supplies, were at the docks
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
ART EXHIBIT IS
OPEN To PUBLIC
College Secures Collection OF World
Famous Pietures-copies OF Mas
terpieees OF Great Painters,
Made by American.

The Fine Arts department OF the
Oklahoma College for Women has
made arrangements to exhibit In
Chlckasha one OF the best collec-
tions of world famous pictures avail
able In America. The exhibition
consists OF over thirty canyasses by
Carroll Beokwith, who has copied
the best paintings In the galleries
OF Paris, Madrid, Florence and
Dresden.
Carroll Beckwith. member of
the National Academy. was an
American artist and portrait paint
er of great interest. One OF his
great contributions TO American
art was his collection of copies
which he made of the paintings of
the older European masters. They
include canvases after Velasquez.
Rubens, Van Dyke, Rlhera and
others. At his death il was his de-
sire that the collection be given to
the American Federation of Art,
under whose direction ii is loaned
to different art centers of America.
This collection has been on ex-
hibit at the State Fair and is to
be shown at the Fine Arts building
for the first three weeks in October.
II is hoped that the people of Chick
asha will not miss the opportunity
of seeing this interesting and beau
tiful collection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
BANK[ Rs GATHER
FOR CONVENTION
Move for More American Particlpa-
tion in Foreign Affairs in Air
Presence of Mckenna Con-
sidered Significant.
(By The United Press.)

New York, Oct. 2-Nearly ten
thousand representatives OF the ma
tions banking industry gathered
here today for preliminary meetings
of the forty-eighth annual conven-
ton of the American Bankers asso-
citation.
A move to further American par
ticipation in foreign affairs was ap
parently in the air, and many dele
gates expressed opinions to the eff
feet that this country's aloofness
from Europe was responsible for in
ternational industrial difficulties.
Presence of Reginald Mckenna
former British chancellor of the ex
chequer, who will address the con
vention, lent weight to reports tha
many bankers would urge that this
country go to the assistance of finan
cially stricken old-world countries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
GRADY EXHIBIT To
Be SHOWN HERE
County Scores Sixteenth on General
Display at State Fair-Deeora-
tions Please Puhlic-Women's
Club Work Ranks Well.

The Grady county exhibit at the
state fair at Oklahoma city took
sixteenth place among the counties.
the grading being lowered material
~ by the fact that design was com.
posed largely of painted display,
according TO County Agent lI,rnden.
I'VE were graded down TO some
extent on cotton. corn aud kafir, -
said MIR. Harnden. "All other prod
ucts listed graded well with fifth
position
"Our decorations scored MS down
to q great extent. We knew that
the painted display would lower our
grade. but the design was so at
tractive that we believed II would
be well worth the money from an
advertising standpoint. That we
were correct was evidenced by the
remarks of the thousands of visi-
tors who flocked through the exhi-
bition hall. On last Wednesday, the
official figures were given out as
1900 visitors to the srounds. ! be.
lieve that fully $4,000 passed through
the exhibition hall where the coun-
ty displays were located and of
these, | estimated that fully 1900
told us that Grady's exhibit was the
most attractive in the hall"
Mr.. Harnden stated that the dis
play will be brought to Chiekasha
and put up in the Chamber of Com
.merce rooms. State officials he
said, wanted the display for the
agricultural room at the state CAPT
tol, but the request was refused
when such a strong demand was
made to bring the exhibit here and
place it in the Chamber of Com
merce.
Canadian county was awarded
first place as an exhibit, Blaine
county second and MeCurtain coun
ty third.
The Grady County Farm Women's
club scored third in the general OK
hibit and second on their fruit ex
hibit. The Grady club competed
against similar clubs from 80 coun
ties of the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
ROTARY CLUB To
STAGE MINSTREL
Rotarlans Start Tomorrow Evening
on RehearsaIs for 1lu Show
October 1920: Well Known
Quartet Booked.

Tomorrow evening the members OF
the Rotary club OF Chlokasha will
start training for the big Rotary min
strel revue which Is to be staged at
the Sugg theatre OH the evenings of
October ~ and 20. Il was announced
this morning by Roy l.. Jones, presi.
dent of the club.
A director from the John h. Rogers
Producing company OF Chicago Is
scheduled TO arrive IN the city this
evening and the first meeting Of the
cast is to bo held tomorrow evening
at the Elks hall Retearsals will pro.
eeed every afternoon and evening
from tomorrow To the date OF the
show. Committees have been named
to handle the business. publicity and
talent John 4. owsley, chairman
of the latter committee. declared to-
day that practically all talent has
been secured and that the cast will
be ready TO go into the rehearsals
tomorrow night.
Nearly SO people are to appear
IN the big minstrel show which IL
divided into four parts; the prelude
the first part, the olio and after
piece. While members OF the Ro
tary club are to compose the majol
part of the cast, there will be som'
outside talent selected, 1t is an
nounced. The cast will be supported
by the quartet composed of Rev
c. u. James. Roy Cornwell, Harr!
Goss and G. +. Newell. This quartz
has established a reputation for IL
self. having appeared at various
towns in this part OF the state IL
programs.
Proceeds of the show will be use'
by the Rotary club to carry on 1T
boys work program, 1t is an
nouneed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
U. S. Policy Stated.
(pv The United Press.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The United
States government Is going to exert
its influence to the fullest possible
extent in the interest of peace in
the Near East and for the protection
of American interests, a high adj
ministration official declared today
This statement was made in re-
ply to inquiries concerning cable
sent to Secretary of State Hughes,
by Bishop James Cannon, of the
Methodist Episcopal church of the
South. who has been making an in
vestigation of conditions in the
Near East.
Bishop Cannon urged Hughes to
take definite action to stop alleged
Turkish atrocities. His cable was
received today at tho state depart
menl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
J. PIuUius Stages
Coming Out Party
With Rain Sunday

J. Phv staged his fall coming
OUT party yesterday morning with
a million dollar promise but with
the delivery of a minor league rain.
The thing started about seven
bells Sunday morning with every
indication of a soaker of ye olden
TYNE, but tapered off with more
or less of a dry drizzle that wound
up somewhere around noon. The
local weather bureau reported a
total of 80 of an inch.
However, the rain was general
over the county, according to re-
ports today and will be consider.
able help to the fall wheat, growers
declare. The weather was changed
from the midsummer brand to the
crispness of fall and all of Grady
county was saying Much obliged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Wheat Prospects
Improved by Rain

Oklahoma City, Oct. 2.-Hope for
good wheat crop, at least in the
vicinity of Oklahoma City, was re-
vived early Sunday morning by the
.46 inch rainfall.
The outlook for the state is made
bright by indications of more rain
in the near future, according to
John A. Whitehurst, president of
the state board of agriculture. How
ever, the wheat already in the
ground should be sprouted by the
light rainfall Sunday, he explained.
A belt about fifty miles wide on
each side Of Oklahoma City and ex-
tending through the state from
north to south was all that was af-
fected by the rain, reports show.
Tulsa reported .S6 of an inch. Pom
ca City and Purcell showed nearly
an inch of rain, while Eel Reno and
Ardmore showed about the same as
Oklahoma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Make Good Promises.
0,y The United Press.)

Constantinople, Oct. 2.-Mustapha
Kemals command held the Turks in
check today as preparations were
made to hold preliminary Near
Eastern peace parley at Mudania to-
morrow.
Making good their leaders, prom
ise to the allies, which accompanied
the invitation for the peace confer
ence the Kemalists in the Chanak
area of the neutral zone made no
effort to draw closer to Great Brit
aims triple line of trenches.
The Turks, in some instances,
moved back out Of contact with the
British, evidently to avoid any pos
sibility of clash which would mar
the peace plans of their chief.
The British are in command of
the entire coast OF the narrow
Straits of the Dardanelles since the
Turks voluntarily evacuated Eren-
keui, one of the most strategic posi-
tons they held.
Kemal, it is understood, has left
I Smyrna and tomorrow will be in
Mudania the seat of the peace con-
ference, which lies opposite Con-
stantinople, on the Sea of Mar
mora.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
DANGER Of WAR
IS AVERTED BY
PEACE PROPOSAL
kemaI's Plan Provides for prellui-
mary Conference Tomorrow at
Mudania--Immedlate Armlstlco
Expected to De Result.
TURKISH MOVE TOWARD
BRITISH LINES HALTED
Harrington Hailed az Hero by British
Press While French Olive Credit
to BouiIlon--Attitude OF
Greece Doubtful.
BY WEBB MILLER.

United Press Staff Correspondent
Paris. Oct. 2.-ImmedIate danger
Of war between Great Britain and
Turkey IN the Near Fast has been
ayerted through the peace proposals
OF Mustapha KemaI. the French
foreign office believed.
Quai D'orsay was OF the opinion
that the English government would
accept the proposal OF kemal, leader
OF the Turkish Nationalists, that u
preliminary peace parley be held In
Mudanla, Asia Minor tomorrow.
The French government accepted
the KemalIst plan Immediately after
II had been informed OF 1t by Yus-
suf Kemal. Turkish foreign min
ister. Yussurs communication was
relayed to the governments at Rome
and London-and France waited.
This summarizes Kemal's plan:
THAT representatives of Turkey.
Great Britain, France, Italy and
Greece met at Mudania Tuesday
for preliminary peace conferences
at which 1t is hoped that an im-
mediate armistice can be reached
and the basis OF final peace con.
ference to be held about October
Is, worked out.
2-That the military operations OF
KemaI in the Chanak and lsmid
areas of the neutral zones be sus.
pended pending the Mudania con-
! ference.
3~-That Turkey be allowed to oc.
eupy Thrace as far as the Martha
river at once. This claim is made
on the ground that 1t Is necessary
to prevent atrocities on the Turks
by the Greeks.
The attitude of Greece in the mat.
ter is causing the French grave cop-
cern.
1t was feared that the new rev.
olutionary government, which was
organized by Colonel Gonatas, tho
power behind George II. for the
sole purpose of defending Thrace
against Turkish occupation, would
complicate matters.
Franklin Bouillon was given the
credit by the French foreign office
for apparently averting war be.
tween the Turks and British.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
JUAREz REBELS
To PAY PENALTY
Wholesale Executions Due to Follow
"Baby Revolution" - Federal
Troops Pursue MutineeTs and
Capture Expected Soon.
(By The United Press.)

Jaurez, Mexico, Oct. 2.-Sixty in
surgent soldiers who Saturday par
ticipated in mutiny at the local
garrison, were today enroute to
Chihuahua City. where they will
stand court martial, with execution
as the probable punishment.
Three of the rebels died at the
hands of firing squad Saturday.
They were Francisco Rodriguez,
Gonzalo Provencio and Antonio
Garcia.
An official check up of the toll
of the revolt today revealed that
thirteen were killed and twenty
wounded. Eighty-five prisoners were
taken. The remainder of the rebels
are fugitiyes in the hills south OF
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
DISCOVER Big Still in
Elite Tulsa District
(Bv The United Press. }

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. "A 40-gallon
capacity per day still in full oper-
alton, is barrels of mash and 90
gallons of corn whiskey were cap
tured in a raid by city detectives
in the elite south side residence
district yesterday.
Mrs. ]. C. Reed, her young sister
and 11-year-old son were in the
house at the time of the raid. Mrs.
Reed was arrested and later re.
leased on $500 bond for possession
of liquor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
AgalUam Lot Sale
Starts Tomorrow

A lot sale will start tomorrow ut
Asawan and continue for five days.
according to announcement made by
the Agawam TownsIle company. The
new town is located on the main
line OF the Rock Island, 10 miles
south OF Chlckasha.
with Col Il. w. Mccullough, Ia
charge. the lots will be pold 1t auc.
ton and the managers OF the town
site company Offer big free barbe.
cue to all who attend the sale aud
visit the oil field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
BREAKS ARM THROWING.
(By The United Press.)

Arkansas City, Kan. Oct. 90. r..
Blass, playing infield in a ball game
here yesterday, broke his arm be-
tween the elbow and shoulder in
making throw to first, said to be
only the second accident of the kind
in baseball,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
PRANK CAUSES ACCIDENT.

Wichita. Kan. Oct. 2.-fooliah
pranks OF young men riding In a
truck south OF Wichita. probably
caused the loss of an eye TO Mrs
J. r. Hollis. of Harper. and Eliza
beth clapp. ~, OF this city when
they bombardod passing automo'
bllcs with apples and potatoes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
JAMES CALLED AGAIN.

Officials of the church announced
today that Rev. c. B. James has
been unanimously called again by
the congregation of First Christian
church for service as pastor an
other year at a substantial advance
in salary. Rev. Mr.. James has been
here as pastor of the church for
several years, coming to rhickasha
from Ada.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
(Bv Tie United Press.)

Juarez, Mex, Oct. 2.-Executions
on a wholesale scale are expected
here during the next few days as
the result of the "baby revolution
of Saturday morning, when one bat
TALON and part of another mutinied
under the leadership of drunken
captain.
Within twenty-four hours federal
troops will have captured all of the
rebels, except dozen or so who
crossed into the United States, au
thorities said today. Seven OF those
who crossed the line are said to be
under arrest at El Paso.
Eighty-five of the mutineers are in
jail here awaiting courtmartial
Those who are convicted will die
facing firing squad, it was said
Fifty more now being pursued will
suffer like fate upon their capture
Three have already died, pierced
with dozen bullets as they stooC
with their backs to an adobe wall
Juare1 had swung back into its
placid existence today and no feal
was felt of repetition of the baby
revolution"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
MENACMC WAR CLOUDS IN NEAR EAST DISSlPAIED
mlNco MAN MARRIED.

Miss blanche strber and Henry
Davis were married at Anadarko ON
Sept. 20. according to announce.
mcnts received here. The bride"
was Tuttlc high school girl and
the groom Is a prosperous young
Indian boy. of Mlnco. Both are
well known in social circles In and
around Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
Bv LLOYD ALLEN.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
London, Oct. Sir Charles Har-
ington, British commander. in chief
at Constantinople, whose concilia-
tory attitude has apparently averted
a war with Turkey was hailed as a
hero by the entire press of Great
Britain today.
Harrington who was empowered by
the British cabinet to take drastic
action against Mustapha Kemal in
driving his forces from the Chanak
area of the neutral zone, did not
use his power, it was pointed out,
but gave Kemal and Franklin Bouil-
Ion. French envoy time to work
things out amicably.
The fact that the situation in the
Near East is regarded as decidedly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02
ROB DINNER PARTY.

Wichita, Kan, Oct. 2.--Three
masked men robbed dinner party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
l.. Ginns here at 7;45 o'clock Sun
day evening and relieved the guests
of valuabels amounting to $4,000.
Among the victims, was M. L. Ar
mold, of Colorado Springs, former
automobile dealer of Wichita.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-02

A junior Red Cross hospital has
been opened at Calgary, Canada. foi
treatment of children whose parents
a-e without funds,