The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-10-28
Business and Professional Men to Re.
take Census; Not Satisfied
With Announcement Of
Census Bureau
CAPTAINS WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF CAMPAIGN
Sufficient Number OF Enumerators
be Put on Job to Cover Entire
City In Few Hours; to
Start Tomorrow

Chickasha is to have another
count of noses
This was made known this morn.
ing when at the office of the Chick.
asha Chamber OF Commerce, plans
were being perfected for the taking
OF Chickasha's census by businAsa
and professional men, who have been
organized to an army of workars
for q quick, thorough count OF the
people in this city.
The town has been divided into dis
tricts and captain placed In charge
OF every district. Working with theea
captain will be sufficient number
of customers to cover their respect
I've territory in few hours. In the
thichy populated districts OF the
city, one enumerator will be as.
signed to not more than two blocks.
while in the outskirts, several
blocks will be covered, by single
ehumerator' according to plans.
Meet At High School.
The captains will BIO scheduled to
meet at the Chckasha high school
this afternoon at 8 o'clock, at which
time the entire program Is TO be
presented and the enumerators as.
signed to the various captains. AZ a
given hour tomorrow morning. tho
captains will take the enuTneratus
assigned to him and proceed to hm
district He will then assign TO such
enumerator the territory he Ia 10
cover and will remain ON the lob
until the work is completed, plans
provide for.
Enumeration blanks are being
printed today and will be placed HI
the hands Of the captains for distfl-
button to their enumerators when
the start is made tomorrw morning.
Several thousand hand bills have
been printed and are being distrfbut-
cd over the city this morning, advt4-
ing the people of the count that Is
to be made tomorrow.
Districts and Captains.
The districts into which the city
has ben divided are marked by the
north and south streets, aside fronA
a few districts In the suburbs These
districts, with the captains named
in charge OF each, are as follows;
East of Second street and North
OF Missouri avenue; A. b. Thompson.
Between Second and Third streets;
c. L. Schow.
Between Third and Fourth streetB:
C. H. Harris.
Between Fourth and Fifth streets;
f. M. Frey.
Between Fifth and Sixth streets;
L. c. Hutson.
Between Sixth and Seventh
streets: M. 8. Cralle.
Between Seventh and Eighth
streets; Jonas Cook.
Between Eighth and Ninth
streets; Fred Lugenbyhl.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets;
]. S. Garner.
Between Tenth and Eleventh
streets; DIR. A. b. Leeds.
Between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets; W. T. Phillips.
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Streets w. S. Richards.
Between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets; Geo. II. Evans.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets; W. G. Methvin.
Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets; r. l.. Jones.
Between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets; M. H. Shepard
Between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets; ]. R. Pollard.
Between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets; Joe Burney.
Between Nineteenth and Twentiett
, streets; George Gattis.
, Between twentieth and Twenty
. first streets; Rev. II. Z. Toothakef
West of Twenty-first street; Rev
. VIM Denham.
North half of Kenwood addition
. D. c. Newman.
CONTINUED on page eight