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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
Sc DIvuLeAN Los sEcRETcs z
DEL 'sKU KLUx KHAN

Despues de haber side amenaz zado de
muerte Mr.. g. Anderson Wright, avia-
dor amenicano que perteneeia al estado
mayor del Imperio Invisible del 'tKu
! KIux Klan'', ha renunciado su alto
puesto en- Ell mencionado ORGANISING para
divulgar v escribir en- ell New York
American" 10 que hay de cierto mis-
terioso en- la sociedad del XII Klux
Klan''
Ell 1npeEio Invisible del ''TSu KlIN
Khan, est& eonstituide CON objete dc
schar los iudios de Nueva York, qne
es la ciudad de los Estados Unidos don
de habitan mas judios. Los altos oficia-
| les del ''Ku Klux K1an''. son los enc
migos mas enearnIzades de los jud1es.
| Esta soeledad Sc ha tornado con OBJ
/ ieto de haeer dinsro va1iendose de me
todos .vergonzosos. Ell F'Ku K1ux K1an ;
/ busca prejnicios contra los uogros; en-
/ el Este el prejuiei6 es contra los jndioa
! y. eatolieos. En- el Oeste 81 sKu Klux
Khan la emprende contra les negros
y los sociaIistas, fernando como pretex.
to 10 del Peligro Amarillo, busca EN- es-
/ te ssntimsento una s6l1da base para sus
i eperaeienes en- el oeste.
Despues cue Sc inici6 la primera Ella.
Sc del "Ku K1ux Klan'', en- Nueva
York, en- febrero lltimo, Lloyd F. Hoo.
per recibi6 instruecienes del DepaFta
mente de Propagation para ana can
pana comercial Estas instrucciones flu,
ron entregadas al King Keagles, quicr
. esta a cargo de las ciudades y puebios
! Iimftrofes para one Sc efectuafan fsu.
], Hienes sseretas. Las instruceiones fue
/ ron las siguientes:
| "Los judios ayudan exclusivamente Z
4 los. judios. Por 10 tanto, nosotros, los
1 verdadefos amerieanos (K1ansmenJ Ge.
H beEios emplear los fnisin6s metodos, Pre-
4 tegiendenes. Llevenes a buen fin nues
/ ira guerra sorda, y los judies no tards
4 ran lnuclio tempo en- ser arrojados de
4 los negocios y desaparecer de las pla
1 vas de Ameriea.
i 81 plan del ''1Eu Izux Khan es pa
blicar una lista con los nombres de la!
personals que son verdaderamente ame
ricanas (100 por ciento americanas) p:
4 ra que estas coioqueh en- los empleos ;
h1iembfos del Imperio Invisible.
4 Para Meyar a bten fin 81 horrible
] plan de esta organizaci6n,. los miembrO'
del "Ku Klux Tlan'' Sc compromete1
I a retnir enormes sumas de dinero cor
i 81 prop6sito de Que no fracasen sus in
4 tenciofies if1Iamarias.
! Hay en- Nueva York 1lHmeresas casa!
!. banearias, comerciales, industriaies, cts
dirigidas casi todas elias por judios
/ y como Ell "Ku Kiux K1an" sabe Qnt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
- q

Centenares Ge nifios de edad escoIaz
no han tenido cabida Ell las escuelas
de la Isla durante este curse por falta
de. nlaestFes Para Ia ensefianza del pri-
nler grado. Esto es doloroso y hasta de
sastroso para Phehto Rico, viendose i'm
posibilitade de- combatir el ell anralf;abetis n
mo- en- forma. - .. 4.
Cada pueblo protesta de este estaao
de cosas, y limitanse los padres a acha
car la culpa al Inspector y a los macs
tros. FL inspector y los maestroeno pue-
den hacer 10 que no esta prcvisto v
prepsrado de antemano por los llama.
dos resolver estas cuestiohes.
iTiene el Departamento algylna res
ponsabilidad7 En- nuestro concepto, no,
JEs entonces esta de la Legislature?
Tanpoco. GQui6n es, tuego, e. tlnico
cr5pabie7 Ell pals. Nos explicaremos.
En- la pasada Legislatura e1 Depar-
tamento de Instrucein presento ia con
sideracion de, la nlisnla un magnifico
plan de reorganization del sistema ass
c1tar,. tisul&do ell 6=5-3. Debfdo al mis-
ma, .1nucnes- paebles de los Que sctral-
mente tienen escuelas de Continuation
las perderian, qnedando reducidos a
disponer nasta 81 sexto gradO, el que. &c
cibiria I'm diploma como 10 recibe ae=
tttalnlentO 81 ecgave, verIicandose una
ehsenanla mas intensiva. /. ,,1
Algunos. pueDl6s solo hublesen per
dido ell a6eino grados spadiendo g0zar
de los grades hasta ell noveno, dispo-
nienaes per etanto de la eschsIs secun-
aaFia intsrmeais. Ppeblos come Fsjar-
do Bayam6n ss dice hublesen perdido
Sill segundo, tercero cuarto afio
IQus tEai0 este. como seGuela, siIto ul
eevHeI0 geueral7 FL pals solamente pea
so en- ell hecho del momento. No tuvo
ANA ,x.si6n dsl eereano futaFe, 81 que
estaba a. poeos meses de aquella, hera,
1mposiblc perder los grades superiores
aauellos paeblos que los tenian estsble-
cidos. X Ia protesta cundi6. Sc prsse1-
taron escritos a la Legislature Llovie-
ron los telegramas. Comisiones tras CO.
rnisienes visitaron a la AsanbIea Lc-
gislativa. Sc lie dieron instrucciones a
los representatives en- cada uno de los
distritos. Sc realiz6 la propaganda &C
cuantas maneras fue dable.
GResultado? La Legislature ttivo que
d6Blegarse ante las exigencias del pals,
v el- plan 6-3-S fu6 pospussto indefni
damente. X es natural que asi fuera,
ouando senadores v representatives Sc de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
FL peigro de un I'M
periio en- E. E. U.U.

40 pueae een&rlas al saelo en- nna sema-
ma. es possible que consiga So objeto al
correr de los dias. @
FL prop6sito del 'Ku Klux Khan es
atacar 10 antes possible todo 10 cue per-
tenezea los judios, v psTa ests Obra
va tiene reunidos s5O0,00o, aumentan
90 Ell tesoro rapidamente cada dia que
pasa.
Els. absurdo y hasta increible mani
festar que esta sociedad Sc vale muchas
veees de judios para echarlos pelear
unos con otros.
FL 'Ku Klux K1anf euiers conse-
gair judios feles a los principles de la
referida organisation para establecer
la orden de Israel v destrpir la inauen
cia de los judios en- America.
Varios judios al servicio de la socie
dad secreta del .tKu Klux kIan'' re.
ciben pagas ssmanales.
En- una de las 6rdenes expsdidas po1
sl ..'Ku Klux ELAN Sc exFesa que
existen judios euyas almas son blancas
v que podran pasar por ell portal del
Tmperio Invisible Ell d1a que renieguen
de su raza.
Ell sfKa Klux Klah" !" tiene un ''su.
pfemo Attorney, que l1a reeibido ins
trucciones para ir. a Washington v OBJ
tener 6rdenes terminates de empezar
I Ia campaha inhumana.
Con Ell sfKu Klux klafi'' Sc rnsnten.
dra la distfnei6n de las clases, ar1sto-
cracia y dignidad. cuando I'm candida
| TO es ad1nitido tiene que hacer un jura-
uie1fto terrible. En- la ceremonial, acep.
ia la separation de Ia ig1esia y del esta
/! dc tel sator de las deeIaraeienes expues
tas aqui y que perteneei6 ests erga-
| nizacion dice que. tai disposition esta
Ell contra de la igles1a catolica).
{ Fl miembfo que ingresas tiene cue jul
F, rar de la manera siguiente:
"Yo ,al penetrar per Ia puerta Invi-
sible, iuro no divulgar los sscretos de
la sociedad; luchar por la separation
de Ia ig1esia y Ell estado; proteger ex-
/ eltsivamente los mienibros del ''Ku
KElux Khan; y al lrmar el peligro
! iErade 10 haee liri6ndose Ell euerpo
con un Instruments moiando Ia pluma
| fe su propia sangre.
Ell "'Ku K1ux Kfan'' signffica la ex.
termination de los judios, los catolicos
los extrnsjeres que residen en- los Es-
sades Unidos
Ell jefe de la policia de Nueva York,
Mr.. Enright, fu6 invitado para que Sc
iniciase EN- Ell "Ku Klux K1an", pero
no duiso. Esto tiene importancia, pues
muehas etras personals de alto cepete
On Washington, son hoy m1emhros del
"Ku Klux Klan''.
Ncrte America tiene sobre sus hom-
bros tno de los mas terribles prohlemas
/ que Dios nos ampare
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
Ell problenla de las
escuelas pi'iliiarias


ben al pueblo enc les neva \ las seahia-
ras para gus 10 representen velen poT
su progreso y bienestar., La Iegisla
tara cumpdo sn deber. Atendio al pals.
Legisl6 con Ell consentimieilto de los
gobernados.
5Cual era e1 prop6sito del Depafta-
me7to de. instruction 81 81 plan 6s3-S
lhabiese sido aprobado2 Essablecer el
mayor nlmero possible de eseuelas pr
marias en- cada una de las municipal1.
dades con objeto de ad1nitir en- cIase.
a todes los Hinos de edad ssco1af. Qui-
"a los 100000 ninos aus ncy estsn, en
siis casas por falta de. as1ent1 en- las
escuelas, estarian recibiendo instruc-
cion. 49,
Dc acuerdo con ell precipitade plan,
Juncos tendria hoy hasta el sexto gra
do. Hubiese perdido cuatro grades que
aisponen para, SUI enssiianga de siete
maestrcs. entire elios cuatro de Con-
tinnscion. 5cuantos ,masstros ds, ense.
aanza primaria hnbiera padilo conce-
der ,el Departamento q esta pohlaci6n2
Mas Que los suhcientes para dar cabida
a 200 nihos de Ia zena .tirDana, que,
Sc han quedado sin clase, y al gran,
ntmero &c -alumnos que de las zonas
stsrales, emigfau, les rgasbles con el
legitsnlo dersehe busn deseo de am
Pillar sus conocimientoS del tercero en-
auelsitise 1i9sS = susa p 5 ga aAs,s, u u
Hay aEs Oar MA ogsrtAnld ad al que
tsada sabe para que Sc instluya. Los
p2dEes quo dispongan de recursos prle-
der, eD1far sns hijss fpera, a ampliaf
ST instrnca- o., y los pobres, los desgra
ciados, puodsn .seguir eilos mismos en-
sancha do sus conocimientos, 81 les So,
bra Ell deseo, y 81 no disponcn de I'm
alma flantr6pica que les ofrezca su apo
yo. Esto as, 81 10 DIE Sc, iiitsnta es
&cabar con el analfabetisno. Oar una
oportu 3idaa al Due NO sabs.
La Legislature vot6. mas Ge cuatro
mi1lones para ms rucci6n. Realize Guam
to est,tvo en- srs nlahos. Legisl6 nlu9
bien en- PRO de la instruction, Ell
plan 6-S-3 hubiese sido aprohado, 81
eI pa no Sc intexpone, dandose en-
tonces cuenta del conficto actual.
Tai como esta organizado Ell slstema
escolar en- estos momentos,. Sc recesita
disponer de diez miI1ones de dolares
anuales para desterrar la incultura de
nuestro pueblo. Ptiede Puerto Rico la-
Ger este milagro?
Ell di1ena es este: o pierde el pals
sus escrelas secundarias intermedias en-
casi todas las pob1aciones para comba-
Cir ei mai ajeno, quedan las cosas
como estan, nenos que Ell Congreso
americana no nos facilite alguros mi.
liones anuaies por espacio de deter
minado numero dc ahos.
Tome una nueva decision 81 pals y
muevanse los Ilamados exponer nues
tro problema ante washington
AL vADo O A LA PUENTE.
Antonio QUIDGLEY.
Juncos, P. r.
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RDo. p. RoDR1GuEz

Para sastitufr al Rdo. P. Fernandez
fue nombrado cura interino de Camuy ell
Rdo. p Emilio Rodriguez, quien desc
amos los mismos exitos en- la continua-
ei6n de la obra de su virtuoso y emprer
dedor ailteoesor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
oABLEGRAE1A DE AzUCAR

Los ultimos cablegramas recibidos en-
San Juan informan que Sc han hecho
ventas de aztcar a 81 1S, y que Ell
mefeaao continfa iojo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26
Ia VIDA Is sUENo

yel ABosque de Beloniaa es la
quincalIa mas. popular de San
Juan, por 10 barate que vende.
San Sebastian SO, frente a la
Plaza del mercado. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-26

IResultado? La Legislature tlivo que
d0Blegarye ante las exigencias del pals,
" el- plan 6-3-S fu6 pospussto indefini
dainente. X es natural que as1 fuera,
cuando senadores v representatives Sc de
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
TEN PRISONERS
MISSING AFTER
RIOT SUBSIDIES
Western Penitentiary Buildings
Burned When Thousand
Prisoners Start Riot.
Loss $4,000.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Pittsburgh. July i9.-Ten prison
lers were hunted about the Western
|penitentiary grounds today and In
the ruins OF the building. burned
when "A thousand convicts rioted
yesterday.
Only one man. an unidentified
prisoner, was burned TO death.
Twelve persons were injured. three
sriously. The property damage Is
estimated at 100000.
The cause OF the outbreak was
said by one OF the guards TO have
originated In a party of $50 men
and thirty women. who were recent
ly sent here from the Eastern peni.
tontiary at Philadelphia. They com.
planned. he said. that they were not
allowed certain privileges which had
been accorded them In the east.
At 1880 o'clock the fire companies
began leaving and Il was apparent
that all danger of further trouble
from that direction was at an end.
The prisoners. too, had quleted
down and the authorities seemed to
have the situation well In hand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
BEESON FuNER RAL
BE- HELD TO-DAY
Stores Of Rush Springs TO Close to
Pay Homage to Grady County
Soldier Who Suceumbed
10 influenza.

Funeral services for Jesse d. Bee.
son. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Bee.
son. OF this city, will be held this
afternoon at the Rush Springs GENE.
tery. Rush Springs stores will close
to pay homage to the dead soldier,
who died in a hospital in France fol.
lowing an attack of influenza.
The body, buried in one Of the A.
Il. +. cemeteries was disinterred
and is expected to arrive In Rush
Springs this afternoon on Rock Is.
land passenger train No. %, due
here at 2:i0 o'clock.
The deceased was 33 years of age
when he entered the u. S. Army, In
May. 1918. With other Grady county
boys. he was sent TO Camp Bowie
and later to France where he died on
October Z of the same year. He was
a member of company M. 1l2nd Inf.
Before entering the service, he was
manager Of store at Rush Springs.
His parents, who live at 317 Colo
RADIO avenue, one sister, Mrs. 1Iarman
Ellis, of Chickasha, and five broth.
ers survive the deceased The broth
ers are: Edward Beeson, Of Ft
WORTH Charles Beeson, of Rush
Springsi Harman Beeson. of TT.
Worth; Ulrich Beeson, of Chickasha
and John Beeson, of this city.
Many local friends of the family
are in Rush Springs to attend the
funeral services this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
TREAS. COLLECTS
BIC SUM- DURING
PAST TWO YEARS
Nearly Two and one-Half Million
Dollars Handled by Sanders
office Since July I, 1919,
Report Shows.

The county treasurer's office col.
lected $2.43l, ,3i71G during the fiscal
years of 1890 and 192O-2l, accord.
ing to report made today by Treas
urer sL. A. Sanders.
According to the report, $l,194,.
1862 was collected during the fiscal
year of 1890. The amount for the
second year Is given at 1,236,977G4.
Ad valorem tax penalties collected
during the two years amounted to
$3l ,321S9. Money collected as penal
ties for delayed ad valorem tax pay
ments is devoted to the sinking fund.
Interest on daily balances during
the two years, The report states, was
$31,9S36l. Interests on investments
totaled $14O71G7.
Money collected in the form of
penalties was more than sufficient
to pay the interests on county bonds,
thereby eliminating the necessity
! of levy for this purpose.
Interest from the daily balance Is
devoted to the common school fund
The amount collected during the
past two years Is a big decrease
over previous records, the county
treasurer states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
CITIZENS IGNORE
FEDERAL INQUIRY
Many Fail to Reply TO Requests Of
the Department Of Commerce
Regarding Number OF
Home Owners in City.

A large number of citizens in this
city have failed to reply to requests
of the U. S. department of commerce
regarding the number of persons
owning their homes and The encum-
branches thereon, according to let.
ter received today from w. NJ Steu-
art, director.
The inquiries are treated as strict
| ly confidential and those who fail to
reply to SAND are subject to federal
prosecution, the director says In the
following letter:
"The Census Bureau 10 now in the
midst of an investigation to ascer-
tain the amount of encnmbrances on
homes This inquiry is made In com
pliance with the requirements Of the
Act of Congress approved March g.
1919. It is desired to show the total
number of homes in each city that
are rented, the number that ara
owned free of mortgage, the number
that are subject to mortgage indebt-
edness and the amount of such in
debtness. Schedules of inquiry calling
for this information have been sent
to all of the persons reported in your
city as owning homes subject to
mortgage, but unfortunately, large
number of citizens have not replied
to the official request We imagine
this Indifference on their part is
due to the fact that they do not ap-
preciate the importance of the statis-
tics and write to you in the hope
that you will give some publicity to
the census inquiry so more prompt
attention will be given to our com.
munications.
II enclose copy of the schedule
inquiry. Two requests have already
been sent to your citizens. A third
request is now about to be mailed
The law providing for this inquiry
contains a penalty for refusal tc
furnish tire information but il has
not been our practice to enforce this
penalty and we hope it will not be
necessary to depart from it. / be
lieve that your citizens will give
more prompt attention to the inquiry
If they are assured that their re
plies will be treated as strictly con
fidential and the figures used onl,
for the compilation of totals simila,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
$4,000 DAMAGES
ASKED IN SUIT

Judgment in the amount Of $685.
900 against the st. Louis and San
Francisco railway company is ASH
ed in a damage suit instituted yes
terday in the district court of
Grady county. ]. M. Riley, admin
istrator of the estate of ]. r. Riley,
deceased, is plaintiff in the case.
The petition alleges that for
several years prior to the second
day of July, 1921, pedestrians, with
the knowledge of the defendant.
were accustomed to and did use the
defendants track or road bed as a
foot way to and from the town of
Cement, from the neigkborhood of
{, a rock quarry, a distance of about
+, three miles southwest of the town
Of Cement" ]. R. Riley was instant
ly killed when hit by a train run
ming over this track, according to
the petition.
Negligence and failure to use or
dinary care on the part of the de-
fendant is charged in the petition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
co sTRA|GHT"
LAST WORDS OF
DYING CONVICT
chiIds, Man Shot at Purcell by Nc.
Clan County Sheriff, Dies.
Robbery Charge Against
Partner.

Go straight-thats my advice to
young men, With the uttering of
these words, B. d. Chllds, young man
who was shot at Purevell early Sat
urday morning when resisted arrest
by Sheriff Johnnie Ratcllff, passed
into a semlconscious condition late
yesterday afternoon He was soon
unconscious and in very short
time had breathed his last
Before he became unconscious,
Childs requested that his pal, Bill
Burchfield. with whom he was cap.
tured at Purcell, be brought to his
bedside. He also requested the pres
ence Of a minister Both arrived toe
late to see the man in conscious
condition.
AS he lay at the point Of death
Childs admitted that he was an es
capped convict from the state peniten
tiary; that he was sentenced tc
serve seven years and had served
about 18 months when he fled from
] the prison. He declared he knew
lnothing about their visit to Chick
sha, stating that he was drunk from
the effects of smoking hops.
The body is being held in the S
]. Anderson morgue pending instruc
tions from the parents Of the de
ceased. Unless the parents make
other arrangements, the body will BIZ
buried as pauper, Ben Goff, county
attorney, announced this afternoon.
| A conjoint robbery charge will b.
filed against Burchfield, the count!
prosecutor said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
CONCERT y|NCA
PARK TONIGHT

When Sagers Grady county band
gives its first free concert at Vinca
park at p. N. tonight Chickasha
will hear this big fiftypiece band
fer the first time.
]. A. Sager says that a special
program has been selected that he
feels sure will please everyone.
Amang the eight selections that will
be played are: Frontier Echoes"
'Una KING Foy-Ya." q Chinese inter-
nlezzo, phantom Isle" and others
that are equally as popular.
With several months practice the
band has reached a stage where the
most difficult music can be render
ed in very beautiful way, Sager
says
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
MILLION DOLLAR
Loss As ASPHALT
STILL EXPL0DEs
Flood Of Burning oil sweeps Across
New Jersey Meadows. Thirty.
-Four oil Tanks
Blow Up.

ny United Press.
Linden. n. j.. July i9.--A flaming
flood of burning oil which swept
over the Jersey meadows and spill
ed into Staten Island sound. blow
ing up ihrity.four oil tanks and
causing one m,llion dollars damage
was brought under control after II
hours fight
Starting with the explosion OF an
asphalt still In the plant of the
WarnerQnInlan asphalt company
the burning sea covered many
acres.
Navigation was halted miles
above the danger zone. For a time
the blazing oil threatened TO cross
the sound 10 the shore OF Staten
Island but n favorable wind and the
timely tide prevented.
More Tanks Explode
The damage may be Increased 60
two million dollars due TO the cx.
plosion OF another asphalt tank and
siA additional gasoline tanks today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
FOCH PLANS To
VISIT AMERICA


Paris, July 19.-Marshal Foch is
looking forward eagerly to his visit
to America in October. Ever since
he led American troops in battle
he has been anxious to visit the
land that sent them over the At
lantic to fight in France, he said.
marshal Foch will attempt to
visit every state" said the marsh
ais aide, though naturally he can
stop in only the larger Cities"
The marshal's itenerary includes
October 81 in Kansas City and Ar
mistice Day in Washington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
Ambassador to. France States:
"ldeaIsm and Nothing Else led
the United States Into the
World War"
TALKS OF LAYING OF
LIBRARY CORNERSTONE
Nichols Butler Presents France
With a Three MilIiors Franc
Building Fund Raised
In United States.
BY United Press.


Rheims, July l9.-"ldealism led
the United States into the world
war; Ambassador Herrick declared
in an address here today.
Frenchmcn who heard the speech
at the laying of the cornerstone Of
the new municipal library considered
the statement a reply to Ambassador
Harvey's declaration in London that
America fought for herself alone
Nichols Murry Butler also spoke.
lie handed to France a rebuilding
fund of three million francs collected
in America. The ceremonies occurred
amid the ruins of war and was more
than impressive of what France ex-
poets to do toward rebuilding the de-
vastated areas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
DEFER HEARING
!NDEF F|N|TELY

Governor Robertson today post
poned indefinitely the hearing on the
proposed annexation of the four mile
strip at the south end of Grady
county by Stephens county, due to
Ole meeting of the state equalza-
ticn board, it was said.
The governor will give ten days
notice before hearing is to come up
again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
INDIAN PROBATE ATTVs.
OFFICE TO BE HERE.

NJ. S. Robertson. as United States
Indian Probate Attorney has been
assigned to the Fifth Probate. District
of Oklahoma with headquarters in
chickasha. >.
The fifth district comprises Grady.
Jefferson, Stephens. McClain and
Garvin counties Robinson has al
ready assumed the duties of his Of
flee and at an early date will move
his family from Norman to Chick
asha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-19
Mayor Walton says lie Has Poslt.
I've Information That Fifty Per
cent Of Police Department
Belong
WILL DISCHARGE ALL
WHO DO NOT WITHDRAW
Texas Legislator to Present Resolu.
ton Calling for investigation Of
the klan In That
State.
By United Press.

by United Press.
Oklahoma City. July i9.-Declaring
that he had positive information that
fifty percent of the members Of he
Oklahoma city Police department
belonged TO the Ku Klux Khan. Mayor
Jack Walton directed chief OF Police
Glitch to prevent further growth of
the Klan here.
The mayor added that he wonld
discharge any member Of the depart.
ment who does not withdraw Imme.
diately from the khan.