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CHICKASHA DAJY EXPRESS, C HICK ASH A,j OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1920.
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to op?n thi pir:?s and increase the circulation. An ap
plication of RUB-A-COLD, to stitch in time remedy,
is followei with woolen fiannol clotas, and :roto Ths cold is
'soon gone. RUB-A-COLD is made from wool fat, the most
penetrating of all animal oils. Combined with this ointment
are harmless but stimulating properties that sink right into the
open pores and drive out the pain and congestion. This method
strikes at once at the seat of the trouble. It calls to the front
fresh, warm blood to oust germs and to build up where they have
torn down. RUB-A-COLD opens up the
breathing passages leaving a soothing sensation
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Sugg Theatre
Attraction Extraordinary 4
HERE FOR THREE DAYS
Today, Tuesday and Wednesday
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The Master Mdgician
AND
THE MIRACLE LADY
The Strangest Woman on Earth
Here is u j)sycliist who has mystified and won the ap
plause of the severest' critics of the universe. She is the
p:'ses:.er of a peculiar power, rare personality, beauty and
charm. Without writing of any description she tells your name
and address describes hundreds of persons m the audience to
specially compounded for the occasion. In fact, she will
most minute details, will answer your questions, even thos'e
tell anything you wish to know!
Beautiful Silk Plush Stago Settings Designed Especially for
This Attraction ,
PHOTOPLAY PROGRAM
BERT LYTELL
IN
"ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE
Adopted from the Stage Play by Paul Armstrong.
Only one vaudeville perfor
mance nightly, beginning at
8 :30 p. m. Feature begins
at 7:00 p. m. and 9:45 p. m.
Matinee Pictures Only
Tomorrow: "Burning Day
light. ' ' Jack ' London story
w.L. I.:i:ahe31 Lewis.
" A Big Show! Let's Go!"
TODAY
HARRY CAREY
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College Students
1 Will Judge Cattle
By United Press,
Chicago, Nov.': Students from
fifteen colleges aad universities meet
here today to participate in a cattle
judging . contest in connection with,
the annual meeting of the Interna
tional Live Stock Exposition and
Horse Far . . j , .
The contest has an international
flavor, as Canadian boys have enter
ed against those from P'enn Btate,
Ohio, Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma and
other state colleges.
Texas students won the trophy in
the stock-judging contost last year
and students from other colleges will
attempt to. wrest from them the honor.
Much interest is attached to the
horso show which 13 to be held each
night of the exposition. It is said
the show is the classiest to bo hold
west of New York.
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"THE HEART OF A BANDIT"
This wonderful feature star
in another . cracker-jack western
drama. See this.
ALSO
"INTERNATIONAL NEWS"
ALSO
"GOING A-COURTING"
A funny universal star comedy
ALSO
RUTH ROLAND
uth Roland
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"RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"
. Entitled
"DOUBLE CROSSED"
Housing Problems
At Bridgeport Meet
Bridgeport, "Conn., Nov. 29. This
city will be the scene of the coming
annual convention or the National
Housing Association, scheduled to
meet from December 9th to 11th, in
clusive. Between 600 and 1 000 del-
I egates, representing practically eve
ry large city in the country, are ex
pected to attend. -
The several successful housing pro
jects carried out in Bridgeport are
said to be the reason for sele'cting
the city for the' convention. These
projects will be examined by the
dolegatos.
Among the subjects to b3 discussed
during the convention will be: "Rent
Situation;" "Various Methods ol
Stimulating New Construction;" "Fi
nancing the' Home Owner;" "Gwern
ment Housing in its Various Phases"
"Co-operative Ownership of Housing
Trojects;" "Encouraging Investments
in the Real Kslate Mortgages;" "How
Building Associations and Banks can
Help In Financing Home Ownershin"
"Relation Between Landlords and
Tenants;" "The Share of Labor in
Encouraging New Building Construc
tion;" "Methods of Reducing Costs
of Operation," and ""New Kinds of
Building Material Discovered through
War Necessities."
There will be a general discussion
of unwise building laws and motion
pictures showing a typical English
garden city and its possible applica
tion to American needs. The effects
on health and morals of overcrowd
ing will also be brought up.
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Socialization
Is Protested
.
', By CAUL D. GROAT
(United Press Staff Correspondent).
Berlin. (By Mall). "Germany must
regulate and adjust its currency and
financial situutlon " if it is to avoid
conditions worse than Russia."
The statement of Hugo Stinnes,
coal and Iron king, is one of his ar
guments in his fight against social
ization of the German coal mines.
St'nnes takes the position that, with
Germany's finances in a muddled, al
most bankrupt condition, socializa
tion Is an impossibility. Ii the finan
cial structure topples, according to
. his theory, Germany is ruined for
ever. The entente can ste.p in and
take what it wants. And, socializa
tion of the mines will not alter tlin
general financial situation except
perhaps to make it worse.
He contends, further, that the two
schemes proposed total socializa
tion or partial socialization with
both capital and labor represented
will make for higher expenses and
lower production.
Singling out tha coal mines for
socialization i.-i, according to the
mining king, an impossible proposi
tion. The wlulo national economy
must be cleaned up and imiproved,
and this singling out -process would
only mean a further wrench of the
entire structure, he contends.
"The present national investigation
Into the moans of socialization of the
mines,'; Stinnes toltf a group of in
dustrial chieftains, "must take our
whole economical situation into con
sideration. "If we are unabto to regulate our
currency, wo will be unable to buy
any hil j gr.ln. AVe need perhaps
about 1,000,000,000 marks for for
eign foods; to that amount must 'be
added around 20,000,000,000 marks
deficit in the post and railroad ad
ministration and burdens of the
The Men of Business
Their .shoes have style, to he sure. JSut it is the
style of elean-eul, quick-thinking men of action. There
is a smartness of line ahout Walk-Over's that appeals to
well-dressed men of business. They like the comfortable
accurate fit, too.
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army of occupation. Against this we
have only our labor. If we do not
regulate our currency, worse con
ditions will come hare than in Rus
sia. "Removal of the coal mining from
the complex of our economic life
would spell the ' ruination of our
economy."
The industrialists adopted a reso-
lution sayin? that full socialization
of the mines would mean national
death, and would ruin the workers'
hopes for an improvement of their
situation. ' '
If It is a Bilious Attack.
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"WHERE THE CR0VDLT GO"
An Auspicious En
gagement TODAY
and Tomorrow
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Romance and Adventure -
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