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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
BURY GEORGE HICKMAN
IN HOLLYWOOD GENE Terry
Last Rites Over Richmondcr
Killed by Bantli, in
jacksonville.

George H. Hickman. formerly Of
Richmond. VIII" Was killed by :; ban
an IN Jacksonville. Fla. Sunday
night. was buried In Hollywood
Cemetery Yesterday afternoon ut !
o'clock Members Of Richmond
Lodge. No. -. Il. J.. -. L., acted as
palibcarcrs. They were Il. \. Cookc.
Horace :. Wright. T.. Phillips, q. NJ.
Epps. W. r. iiarwood. tln Stevenson,
/. i. HulChcr and y. j Crafts Ser
vices We're conducted in Bennett <
mortuarY chapel 10y Rev. T.. ~ Ar
thur. Mr.. Hickman was :, son of
Mrs. Florence j. hickman. Of this
city. and a brother OF Charles iick-
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
DEATHS In VIRGINIA
Mrx. lucy q. I;dMur,l..

The death of Mrs. Lucy c. Ed.
wards, aged % years. widow Of W.
q. Edwards. Of Arvonia. occurred IA
this city yesterday evening at I.l5
o'clock. Mrs. Edwards is survived oy
tive sons. Griffith H.. John W.. Lewis
T.. William e., and Randolph W. Ed
wards. and two daughters, Mrs
Charles T.. ROBERTS and Mrs. owen
X. Jeffrey. The funeral services Will
he held tomorrow afternoon at ::
O'Clock at the Arvona Presbyterian
Church. and intcrment will h. in the
family burying ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
JURY HOLDS RAWLINGS
FOR "WIIIFtI MlRDI.R"'
IBy AsNoclntc,l rress. |

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Sept T.
The Duval County grand jury. called
into special session at 10 o'clock this
morning to consider the case OF
Frank rawlings charged with the
murder OF George Hickman. manager
OF local thcatcr. who was shot and
killed by Rawlings sunday night
while attempting to steal the sunday
receipts, adjourned until this after
noon for lack OF quorum. The Coro-
ncr's jury held Rawlings for "wfful
murder"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
NOEl.L is GUILTY OF
SIMPLE ASSAULT
DnhNiilr Man Fined $500 and Given
icnr In JnII-MOyrs for
New l'rt

Especial to The Times Dlspach
DANNlLLE, VA. Sept. w Y
NOEL. put on trial Yesterday charged
with an attempt attack on Iora Gee.
young girl was tonight found
guilty of simple assault and given
the maximum penalty. fine of $500
and twelve months in Jail.
The verdict stipulated that he was
rot guilty Of attempted criminal at
tack.
NOEL took the sentence calmly. His
counsel made the customary motions
for new trial. and September II
was set as the date for rearing.
NOEL was released on $4,000 hond.
with w. X. Hin rs security for his an
pearanCc on that day, when he will
face another indictment charging him
with attempted criminal attack on
Celia Myers. young girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Miss IIascr McGhcc.

Yesterday AFTERNOON funeral SER
vices We're held in Pole Green Church
for Miss liaScr McIihcc. who died
Tuesday afternoon. The body WAS
brought to RivcrVicw Cemetery for
burial. Miss Mc,ihce was II years OF
aSe-and is survived by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs j. y. McGhec. five sis
tcrs and one brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Funeral n, East Rndford.

Mrs. Belle Baylor Howe left last
night for East Radford. Va. TO at
tend the funeral OF her husband.
Lieutenant Elliott II. Howe. whose
remains have arrived from France.
Lieutenant Howe went overseas in
June. 1918. with the Twenty ninth
Division. One Hundred and Sixteenth
infantry, and was killed In action In
III" ArGonnc offensive October II.
l'lS. He formerly resided IN Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Bungalow
FARMS
FOR SALE

Small farm. about miles from
Ashland. on G. & Q. II. r.. $500
VIII take automobile in part nav
mcnt.
Dairy farm. 4 mile from Rich
mond. including around sixty i60)
mead OF dairy cows. five C5D head ~
teams. this years crop and every
thing that is required TO make n n
up-to-datc farm
Three miles from Richmond. on y
r.& T. X. r.: S-room succeed house
Win acres OF good land; minutes
walk from station
Darbytown Road, miles fron,
hichmond; new 7-room house. Sc
acres: 80 acres in growing cro no
mule, horse, COW, calf and all farm
New s.room succeed house. cleo
srG HGhts. water and bath: mere.
o. o. iand; Is minutes walk. from Ston
o. lakeside car. '''op
FOR easy terms apply to
c. a. WEST. with
j. d. CARNEAL & SON.
fo os,cs sa Wan. nave &" 0ney BY REGULAR Dis.
TO use these Want Ads q to DO sure q
y If.'T7Vr ,-------f--- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
TWO TEAMS ARE TIED
FOR TOPMOST HONORS

:. church Hili Athletic Club and Taxa.
mo.a ar" yea Tor first place in the Com
'."'It'',' i.raEu. race. result az
churCh tiurs victory over Battle Axe ycs-
.,yfd'S afternoon. by the score of stn l.
! ne season ends with games o. SATURDAY
september 10. and should both teams Win
OF iosc an extra game will bc .nDocsgsry
W u"clr" winch team viii win thp, DE ~
nam. victory for one and = Ioss for tn,
othcr VIII result in decision bcini:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
womnn Golfer Cancels Engagements,

MONTREAL. Sept. 1.--Anotherl F.hToptan
wnnihn athlete coming to compete ~ the
new world has been put temporarily OH,
~ the running by a throat aiInen, Fol-
lowing the recent defaulting at Forest
iiill>, y. Y. OF Mile. Suzanne Lengien
fr"hrh tennis StaG came announcement
today that Mis- Cecil Leltch. Bri.i-hra,oni-
an golf champipn is suffering from ton
-tlitlS and has BEEN ordered by her doe
ior 10 cancel all her engagements up TO
IN" canadian women's cha mpionship tour
na'ucnt At ottawa on September IS-"i
wnrn she is 10 meet Miss Alexa S,lri;ng
American star Miss I.eitch caught a
had cod while crossing the Atlantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
FinnI Golf Round Next Mon,lr

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The nnnl FOUND
OF ;he national wom@n's golf champion
Ship 10 be played next month over the
Hollywood Club links at Deal " r. viii
De az thirty-s!y holes. it waS ahnodnccd
today Preliminary rounds will continue
eighteen holes.
MI other women's championship tourna- :
menis called for one eighteen hoic FOUND
each day. the finals also a eigh tr-nN bolts
the Women'> Metropolitan Golf Asso-
cation AZ 'hrst adopted the thir,Y-siS hole
maj round plan last year. declaring that
IN only such competition could a PLAYER
best lifted tn wear the cham p!ons h IN
crown b. deva!oLel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

pe,eS Wan; al money BY regular Dis.
TO use these Want Ads q to DO sure Of
y 49, ------t.--,--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
\ylIsou Rscsiyss n~a.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. -,:-Jotinnv
wilson: midilcweght champiou today
was offered $4,000, or an optional 80 PR
cent OF the gross receipts to meet Happy
I.i;t!sion. Southern middlcweish, in a
twenty round bout. at the ball park here
October ~. The offer was made by Pro-
moter al Pilsbury. who is to stage tn.
twenty round bout between lit;leton and
Nike Gibbons who are to meet In New
OrlennS. OCtnbcr Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
.InIIn 4. Mnnilnlt

l.YNCIBrRG, VA. sept John j.
Woodall. 80 years OF age, died sun
day night at his home 1T Bookneal,
being survived by his wife. and tho
following children. Mrs. Philip Moo
nau, New Orleans: w. q. Woodnll,
Wheeling. W. Va. Mrs. Pearl McDan-
icl. Gladys: Mrs. 4. u. Payne, Alta
vista: Mrs Nathan chcaiham, Lynch
burg, X. W. Woodall. Long Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
,Ir.. urIcp n. Su,hon,

The funeral OF Mrs. Helen X. An
thony, widow of Captain -. j. An
th0ny, viii he held from Four Mile
Creek Church. Iienrico County. this
afternoon. Mrs. Anthony died Tues
day afternoon at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
J. ". McII instry.

BOfklNS. VA, Sept Nv. j. Me-
kinsiry. -. died yesterday morning
AT his homc near here after an i!lnces
OF several days. He leaves Il wife.
hvc daughters. all married. one son,
several grandchildren and two broth
crS IN H.nnSNlNanin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

DANNll.LE. VA. Sept. THE ru-
hcrai took place this evening or Mrs.
i. H. Brooks. who died suddenly from
a stroke OF paralysis on sunday night
The service was conducted by Rev
j. 9. holland and Rev VI. ". Royal
from the home on Cabell street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Funeral Of an Infant Today.

Funeral services for Charlotte Car
ter Jones. infant daughter Of Or. and
NuS. j. Frasia Jones. Will he held ut
the residence, ?2S West Franklin
street, this morning al IL o'clock
Surial Will be in Hollywood. The in
fant dNd yesterday morning at $50
,',1,tlf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Country Home
and arm
22S ACRES

22S ACRES
Located ia Albcrmarle County. II
miles from Charlottesville; $50 in
cultivation. balance in wood and tim
ber ai-room modern brick house
located in beautiful lawn acres
2-story tenant house, machine sheds
10 hog houses. large power house
with overhead .haft!nC with all kinds
of machinery. large modern chicken
house, broodcr, 2-story house with
apple cellar and bins. IS acres %!
winter apples. 100 peach trees, acres
Concord grapes.
Farm equipped with all modern ma
chincry and thoroughbred stock. This
IL one Of the finest stock farms in the
state. and will have to be seen To BE-
appreciated.
viii consider exchanging for CITY
property. 10000
J. y. CONNELLY & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
By POLAND y BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate AuClion.crs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
SMALL. TRACT OF LAND. WITH
DWELLING AND OTHER M
PRONEMENTS THEREON. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY on THE.
NEW 20 L u Z no Use ROAD
KNOWN AS THE GII.ClIRlST
PROPERTY
In execution OF n decd of trust,
lated Jun" IL. 1920. and recorded IN
the clerks office of the Chesterfield
Ircuit Court in -. Il. lj9-B. page
ss". default having been made i'm the
payment OF tho debt therein men
tioncd. ana being required 50 to do
VIII sell by auction, on the prem
iscs. on
IL ESDAf. SEPTEMBER IL, 1921
AT O'Clock L. NJ.
the aforementioned proprrty CON
talhIns about 10 acres, on the New
courthouse Road, adjoining the lands
OF IeorEc Trent and u. NJ Walker.
TEXANS; Enough in cash TO nay eos,
OF SAFE any taxes that may be due
anu notes amounting to S265. with
interest thereon from Jun. lS 1921
ire residue payable at one and twn
years from date of sale, deferred nay.
incnts TO be- evidenced bv notes yri,y
interest," added and secured hy dnaI
OF trust ON the property. or All c.sh
az tue option Of the purchaser
II. e. VERY,
trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Southern AssociatInn Iir.uIts

Little Rock. o; Birminsham, =? Iforlcit.a
hrst ha!f fourth inning account Little
ROCK refusing rssune play. RAM.
nings da .knasS
Mobile. I; Atlanta. |.
New Orleans Nashville off day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
I.ynchburg Grid Team. start, work

I.YNCliBURG. VA. sept 7-Fonft.,li
practice was under way today ut Lynch
burg College. number Of candidates re-
porting Ia Coach Pat Evans. The line
~ last years team will be intact. but
three men, Including Captain Arnold ara
gOn. frOin Tho hnck field. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
james T.. toNcy.

lfNCliBURG. VA, Sept. Word
has been received here Of the death
Monday night In Hampton % James
l.. CoScy former resident oc this
city The body is to be brough; here
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Lewis Wins Match.

HNN FKNNCISCOO, Sept. 7.--El
'"Stranslcrb Lewis defeated Jatind-.,
Conc ,ioblr Hindu wrestler. In two
straight falls last night. Both werr..ar-
Cnmplishod with the deadlock and Lewis
ninncd Goho-Goba 10 the MAJ for IN.
first fan in ! hour IS minutes 80 seconds.
The second fall came in 81 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
thcs. Wonder Accepts ChnIienre.

HAVANA. Sept. Jose r. Capabianc,
the worlds champion chess PLAYER. toiav
accepted a challenge from Akina Rubin.
stein the Russo Polish master for a
httch for the tttlc. Buhins,t!n IS "A.
present In Stockholm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
State and City
Federal Reserve.

SUMMARY: Two bass h!;s-Ph!iips. Hen
ely. short. Jones. Three base hits-Phiiips
Stolen hascs-owens. Broadus.S 'sAtcriiic,
hits.Meibr:c. Real. Hit by picche, bali
Mel bric. Broadduss Philips - left on
,hases-Siate and City. 5; Federal. :. First
base ON erSor-on Wood S: off nroadduss
3 itases on bals--on Wood /; on Broad
us. J. Struck out-hy Wood, Z: lby BROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Sntnurl II. IInckMnrih.

LfNciiBtRG, VA, Sept. samuel
u fiackworth. resident OF Lynch
burg. died Monday at the l-ynchburg
hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
BANKERS LEAGUE

state and City won tn, penn,n, IA ~,
bhhkers League yesterday afternoon by
ocatihE Federal Reserve In the nuaiN gam"
10 To >. 49, 'S"'S 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
nirmingham Sell. Catcher

RMINGHAM, ALA. Sept. ,.7.---Jnhr
beverly Gooch. catcher for The pAS- Two
years for the birmingham club has been
sold 10 the Pittsburgh Pirates. IL wss an.
for the Firate camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Frame Dwelling
No. 813 St. Peter St.

In execution Of Il decd Of trust.
dated December IL. lHis and re-
corded in the clerks Office of Rich
mond chanccry Court in y. Il. .5l-B,
page ii". default having been made
in the payment OF "A portion OF the
debt therein secured. and being re-
CURED so 10 do. the undersigned
trustee viii sell 10y auction. on the
premises, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
1892 West
Franklin

Modern new brick homo OF 7 rooms
and sleeping porch; hardwood floors:
large lot: laundry. in basement, and
new brick garage. This is highest
elevation and ono of best locations in
City. Bound to enhance In value. a
bargain at $1,000. Immediate
''se'on N. w. BOWIE &. SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
CONTINENTAL :

Tennessee Ave. near Beach. Always
open. private baths, running water In
rooms; elevator. excellent table: white
service. American plan. $500 up daily;
special weekly rates. Booklets. Garage
n. WALSH DUNCAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
SCHOOLS.
McGuire' S University School

The nfty-scvcnth session of this
preparatory day school for hoys Will
open September -. Prepares for all
colleges and universities. Lower
school for little boys. The principal
will he ut the schoolhousc. opposite
William Byrd Park. daily from To
half past O'Clock, or he may he
reached at mis- residence. 1910 Grove
Avenue. School phone. Boulevard Az.
Residence phone. Boulevard 3973.
JOHN l.. Mcguire, Principal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Campbell County: c. r. and +. G
Woodall. Gladys. and J. NJ. Woodall
Ypsilanti. Mich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Houses for salc

real. ESTATE FOR shi.E-Qu!,e a mum.
49, OF f"I! estate agents .!yrrtis. 20
tho effect. viz. best results ncnl-vet
~ placing your property In charg" az
;" ana 90. Occasionally our efforts pro.
mote the interests q! those who i,rt %
T"Hihc III. We her" quote tho words of
VEL -hnowa divine: ''Th. great ruth
from The farm to TIA" city. which has
been Ia progress for number OF years
nov he continued. must Dr uurbcd. The
soil j. IN" backbone OF any nation 90 In
ihis w. heartily hgTve. ard right here we
h"g to remind you that we nave choice
sections oil sal! backbone, which IN many
instances "" are Offering below lis
value. Speed w. readers. MAX. your So
l"rturs now and get behind the pillow.
~ YOU SOW. 80 shall you reap \ pl-n-
l"Gt harvest awaits sou. Edward :
Rose Co. Inc. Real Estate In All IT,
Binnchrs, icli Bank street.
WE Will. take your vacant 10; as part
payment on - home. william ~ Miller
The Home Seller. :, =. Slnth S. Mad
!syn 3.i1.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
HEATED FLAT.

NJ, West Franklin Streets
rooms and bath. heat. liEht and
water Included. Rent. 500 per
month Possession Sept. l.L
MORTON q. THhLIifNER,
First National Bank building.
Phone. Randolph Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
loNpAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1921,
Al . o.CLonk I. 81.

the above mentioned property. The
lot has frontage or 80 feet on the
east line Of ST Peter street. between
Duyai and Edkcr Streets, 10y depth
OF - feet inches on one line and
- feet Inches ON the other line.
70 an alley on which it nhdts 80 feet:
there is good substantial franz.
dwelling on this lot.
TERMS: Cash.
POLAND * EAGBY. INC.
Trustee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ny POLLARD q EAt;BY. INC.
Real Estate AuctIoneers.

TRUSTEES Auction SALE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
NO TAXI DRIVERS
IN LAST PARTY
Friends Of Sowen Tells
World That Justice
Was Administered

That tho party which admins
tered whipping 10 William Gran
'icld and Charley Dunlap was In
no way connected with the iynching
uf Roy Bclton; that no member of
he whipping party was n taxa b
driver and that the whippinga were
administered only after complete
confessions had been made by both
victims is the substance Of com
munication received yesterday by
Tho World II is sighed be~"a friend
~ I'd Sowcn and member " the
whipping pafy."
AN article in the sunday Tribune
giving sheriff william McCullough'r =
views and opinion OF the whipping
ndmlnLtered TO william Crhnfiold
and Charley Dunlap gives the pub
lie tho wrong impression OF the az
falra." the communication reads. 81
waH a member ~ that party and
wish to rive the public tho true
fncls. First. wish to Bay that no
member Of the party was taxicab
driven. Nor did the members %,
our party have anything 10 do with
The lynchlng OF Roy Beiton.
made before he was whipped and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
Prayer Meetings
Tuesday

Prayer meetings In connection
with the Sunday campaign are
rchcdulcd Tor Tuesday morning as
follows:
Mrs. Thomson. 1928 South Trcn-
ton. Mrs Gillette, Fourth and Col
lego; Mrs. Cavltt, iiGs North Ch1y-
onn": Mrs. .. NJ Dye. 1910 South
Denver. Mrs c. r. West. 10 East
Haskell. Mrs. a. B Carton, t03
south Wheeling, Mrs Loo, 82i West
Sixth. Mira T. VI. Perrin, 1929
South Quaker. Mrs McwiY 1870
East Hodge, Mrs Tangkins. iiL>
1898 South Denver. Mrs Ross. 1917
south Cheyenne. Mrs. Fleetwood.
l72S South Detroit. Mrpt George
Wooloy, 1898 South Quincy; Mrs
Giaaomlni, S25 North Main, Mrs.
Mills l0G Bagt Janpcr. Mrs II W.
Evans, itgS south quaker, MrB.
Johnson. 57S South Lansing
Mrs. McClanHhau. Wh Tulsa .
Mrs. WOolcy. 54s South Zunis, Mrs.
Homain. 4O6 North QuRnnh; Mrs.
lIolston. 633 North Denver. Mrs.
Martin. 1924 South Yorktown, Mrs
bishop, l7lO East Third street
W ~ MI hlf9f nVu'N LuUlHt mfh
EnElcr l247 East Main. Mrs. s.. u.
Thrower. 16 North Yorktown; Mrs.
Frank Pizmcr, ilO2 South Elwood I;
Mrs.~]ardncr West Tulsa. iO2 West
Francis, Mrs. ChcloS S14 North
Cheyenne, Mrs Rogers. 2OA North
Nogalos, Mrs. Fegan. naston ave-
nue.. Mrs. kelsey. Lombard addl-
Ion. Mrs rortnior 13lf south Car
son.
Mrs Barton, CIT South Boston;
Mrs. Hnulcy, 1850 South Elgin,
Mrs. Martins, 523 South Cincinnati
Mrs. Dixon, 405 South Xanthus.
Mra. Hutchinson. 1875 South New
port, Mrs, I'D Hornberg, 510 South
hanthus; Mrs, Mollctt. 1925 South
Baltimore Mrs. Messner. 1905
South Rockford, Mrs. WillB, Brown
street. West Tulsa. Mrs McCrary,
h09 West Eighteenth. Mira j. ].
Miller. -iis South Madison; Mrs.
Robert, sic West Easten; Mrs J.
G. Wilhoit. l17i North Denver,
Mrs. Grant, Sixteenth and Quincy;
Mrs. Murphy. Nineteenth and QUA
nah. Mrs. Burton, Seventeenth,
east OF railroad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06

before he knew what his punish
Wcnt would be- Crauflcld told tha
he and Dunlap had been watching
"a Sowen since the day before IN
holdup. after soc ns a check for a
large amount in his possession: thn
they had watched him cash thi
chock--and in fact he told all tn
details Of the conspiracy and rob
berry Cranfleld told' where Dunlar
lived and gave an accurate descrip
ton OF him.
The .confeBsion and affidavit
Sheriff Mccullough referred 20 wer
written by Cranficld, ana were ir
his own handwriting. 40 Cranflcl.
evidently knows It's contents.
AFTER Cranfield had made a com
pletc confession we left him in tn
country with several members o
our party while a number Of u.
returned 20 tho city aud LOCATED
Dunlap at 1904 North Cincinnati
avenue, the address furnished b,
Cranfield. on our way back to IN
country Dunlap made complet,
confession. which was the same ii
every dotail as that Of Cranfield,
Each OF these men while stand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-06
JUDGE GRIFFITH
IS SHORT $6l8.26
Examiners Charge That
the Justice Didn't
Follow the Law

With the completing ~ an audi,
OF the rocotds OF Justice Tom n
griffith ot Sand springs Sensational
olsciosurcs wore made before the
county board OF commissioners
Monday.
The audit which ls tho first one
completed OF similar ones TO be
made OF every sot OF justice records
IN the county. disclosed that the
sand Springs magistrate 10 short
t6lS.26, The check oH all Justice
records In the county was ordered
several weeks ago by the county
commissioners ana is being made By
Ed O. Cassidy and VI. J.. simmons.
deputlog from the office Of state
Examiner Parkinson.
Referred To County Attorney.
The repert OF tho tWo auditors
was referred by the commissioners
TO the county attorney with in
structions to him 10 advice the
board how TO proceed in seeking e
settlcmcnt from Griffith The
county attorney ana the magistrate
were also ordered 90 be present at
the next meeting of the commission
erH.
In their report the auditors said
thai the magistrates records are
very incomplete and had not been
kept as the law provided That thcy
had heen unable 10 find tho tlcs OK
cept IN very few OF the cases. was
the statement ot the examiners. who
also reported that Go1s ~ Griffith's
reports had boon regular or nccu-
rate. In one section of the report it
was explained that justice ~ re-
quired by law to pay to the county
treasurer all fincR and moneys col
lcctod by him on behalf of the stata
That Griffin had collected Sl44,05
and paid TO tho county treasurer
only i25. was charged by the
auditors.
1t was also claimed that Griffith
practically ignored the law Ia that
all complaints must be indoraed by
the county attorney Tho auditors
charged that case after cqso ap-
peared on the incomplete docket
with no Endorsement. The audit
showed. according to n statement of
Cassidy and Simmons, that Griffith's
administration had been conducted
with little regard to law and that
his court had been used by un-
scrupulous lawyers In fostering pri-
Vate and unnecessary prosecutions
In order that forced settlement
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Ing face TO face identif.cd each other
as his accomplice In the robbery.
They we're then stripped TO the
waist, ana good. sound whipping
administered. Both men were lee
tured and warned 10 follow the
stra ght and narrow path in the fu-
tnre. Dunlap was told 10 leave the
clly Each stated that he deserved
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the punishment given.
III Cranfieid, Dunlap and their
friends are not satisfied with this
statement OF facts. let them SPEAK
up"
The closing words are Yours Tor
a better and cleaner city. a friend
~ Ed Sowen and a member OF the
whlpping party"