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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
RED, RED ROSE CONClAvE
Meet In Capital city tioug with
Teachers Convention.

OKLAHOMA CITY Feb ii--Rcp-
rcsentativcs from the Red Red
Rose" schoolmen's organization Of
oklahoma were In attendance here
today at the organizations convcn-
tion in connection with the meet
ing OF the oklahoma Education as.
sociation. Conclaves at saltwater
Durant, Alvh, Chickasha, Shawnee,
Stiglcr. Altus. Edmond, Ada, Table
quah. Oklahoma city. Tulsa and
Norman were represented
Approximately 1,2OO members
were expected to lie present when
the convention opened this morn
ing. Officers of tho Red Red Rose
for the next year were to I've Sc
leCted this afternoon
The principal event of the convcn-
tion will he "a banquet tonight ~ the
high stnoOl cafeteria, at which &.
H. Judd, educator from Chicago.
willSpeak to he followed by initia-
tion-for several prominent oduca-
tors of the country
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
MAKE DRIVE ON PESTS
Kiowa County Makes War ON Coy
otes, Jackrabbits and "Sich.'

HOBART, Feb. 1.-The first of
a series Of drives" held against
coyotes and rabbits in kiowa county,
netted 293 jackrabbits and three
coyotes Bounty amounting to more
than SIS from the first drive" was
given 10 the ladies' aid society.
Two or three hunts will be held
EACH week. It has been decided, the
cosnty having been divided into dis
trIcts with a drive carried on in
eicn district.
Farmers residing northeast Of Ho-
hart have challenged the commercial
club to drive which has been ac-
cepted, the losing team being hosts
20 a banquet to the winners. BATS,
mice rats and prairie dogs also have
been added to the list of "undesir-
lbles"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Dcserter Voluntarily Surrcndcrs

Special 70 Tho World.
KINGFTSHER. Feb. 1I.--After
many sleepless nights because OF a
'roubled conscience a young man
who deserted the United States army
IN California recently went to the
county Jail in this city few nights
ago and made an open confession
10 Sheriff Mizo who offered to aid
ne young man In getting back to
he army by ,akinG him to Fort Sill.
The young man was glad to go
PACK and accept the penalty. Sheriff
A!ze wen, with him to Fort Sill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Douglinut ladies Win.
Special 60 Tho world,

Ct.AREMORE Fob. IA con
test OF ,hrcc months duration has
Just closed with the Presbyterian
ladies. they being divided into ;hrc,
squads-the Duughnut bunch, the
Swif, bunch. and the Fat and lazy
bunch. The DOughnuts cleared
t5O2.37. the Swifts $275 and the Fats
and Lazies SECS so. The ladies' do
mated $50 Of .hc amount TO the near
east relief fund when they met at the
home OF Mrs Nellie * Ross to give
In the reports,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
County Attorney Appointed

Special to- The Nutlu.
KINGtTSnEB, Fob. IL The
county com mlsaioners ot kug'ish
cr county appointed G. W. smith. =
prominent real estate man ~ this
city prosecuting attorney to fili out
the uncxpircd office left vacant hy
the death Of ". A Mccartney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Fruit Growers Organize

Special To- Tho world
NlNiTA. Fcb. il.-atruit grower
I'm the north part of this county
Tuesday formed u Fruit Growers as.
soclation AZ Rlue Jacket. Clcctinr
william Poe of WEIGH. president
and Phil Horton Of Rlucjackct, see.
rctary. Tho next meeting viii h'
hold March At lluCiaCkct. Tht
hills west " Rluoiackct are E1ining
"A reputation fur fruit production
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Ccntraiia Thugs Arrn,gycd.

Special TO The world.
NlNITA, Fob. l1--Charged Vi;h
holding up Claude pcsha1o at tho
point uf u revolver aud robhing hin
W his diamond shirt stud and 81,
tn money, W. n, Decker and Homer
Wilson were arraigncd before Coun
~ Judge Haynes and their pre-
liminary set Tor February i6. All OF
the parties are residents ot Cen
tralia. an Inland town about -
miles northwest Of here The hold
up is alleged to have been made
ON February 5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Fnir Dates Are Set,

~F.,e 10 me World.
CLAREMORE, Feb. 1I.--At a
,.Iee',ng OF the Rogers county free
'SI SI BOARD held Monday L was de-
uel 10 hold the fair this year Sep
emoer 20 20 20. An effort will he
maue 10 make this the biggest fair
,rr, neld In Rogers county. d. A.
"'hoN was named as secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Caught In New Mexico

Special To- Tho world.
EINGFISIEH Fob. 1t Uudei .
sheriff 4. T.. Love returned Thursday
with sam llanlCy who was taken in
to custody al clayton. y. NJ, FOR
driving car owned 10y Guy Mar
shall 81 Maiunga.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Boy Scouts and Campfirc Girls.

CLAREMORE, Feb. 11.-Tloward
lhVinlson, scoutmaster, accompa-
hied by IL members Of the scouts
ot Troop !, went To Foyil TUESDAY
AFTERNOON and succeeded in organiz-
ing Boy Scout team Mt that place
sth Is members, The Campfire
hrIs were also organized nj that
"me by Mr., THOMSON and wife.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Dies After Long Illness.

-" - 7 ~ " WTTWs
~ C',,LAREMORE, Feb. 1l.--Miss
NWt,he Reed, daughter Of Mr.. and
ls j. c. Reed. died at their home
e,a e,ae sunday morning after long
p.ness. p.. The funeral was held at the
t...esoyterian church Wednesday aft
cah' c,nooh' conducted by Rev. ". NJ.
'N'uher ot Bowling Green, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Jury Gases Completed

'NTIA, Feb. Jury cases in
,s county court have been COM
Wou We',u and the jurors were dismissed
pontday by Judge Frank l..
un es, The term has been taken
y ,nos'ly with civil cases.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12

s,,.,our ,tour-wheeled chair for invalids
Jy 'oped In England Is propelled
mot ohe'tourth horsepower electric
ro,o supplied with current by a
"''ase battery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12

,,H Hnother automobile that may he
h hsa over land or upon water has
wv" patented by a Minneapolis man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Babies "Cozy Wraps'

of fine quality cotton and wool
mixtures In white with pink or
blue SILK bindings hood and
button at bottom. Formerly up to
f2.5O; spoclhl ,.....,. Half Price
Second Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Forest Mills" Union
Suits, Special $1.OO

Largo umbrella leg. closed gore
| and tailored top, special -. $i.OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
NelU Plaid SkirtS-SpeciM $500
Women's Pure Silk Hose,

of fine quality black or white
silk, nttracuycl} embroidered, reg
ularlN S5.OO, special ...... S2..5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Hotel Sheets, Special,
$13.95 Dozen

of good quality. size 72x9O. An
exceptionally fine value, priced.
| ho dozen ....... sIaa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
Hotel Pillow Gases, Spe
cial 50. 80 Dozen

| --tood muslin cases, size 42x3s
| 'hches. special. So 80 Dozen
! Main Floor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
WILD LOVE BREAKS
LOOSE AT 35TH AND
STATE STREETS

When love is wild, there's no tell
ing when or where it will loose it's
bonds
The atmosphere was calm and UNI
rufflcd late Wednesday afternoon when
Cellus Stokes, age 20, 1920 Prairie
Ave, walked into the Palace Loan
Shop on State ST., near 35th, in COM
pany with his sweetheart, Dorothy
Green, 3433 Wabash Ave. None OF the
pawnbrokers suspected anything amiss.
Suddenly and without warning, as
il driven by some irresistible impulse,
Miss Green began firing at Stokes with
a p calibre revolver. 1t is needless
to say what the pawnbrokers did. AS
for Stokes, he sped south on State St.
and west on 35th St. Slackening his
speed, he sought to settle the affair
amicably. Three more shots was the
answer made by Miss Green. The last
one lodged in his left cheek. They
were both held for an explanation oil
this new and strange sort of love.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
BRANDS ''YOU N C
MOTHERS STORY"
A FRAMEUP

Claiming that. story appearing i'll a
daily papet. to the effect that he is being
held Tor assault upon white woman is
based on iramez,ip. Roy H. White.
1920 Indiana Ave, asks that publicity
be given his side of the story.
according to White, who is in charge
OF the Haymarkft Theater Building,
he had reconunended the discharge OF
rs sdls atl4aEsf Aasa4 aaiF,ed 4 s3 ~ysps z z
yenge against White. and caused a
warrant charging criminal assault to
be sworn out against him.
AT the preliminary hearing in the
Desplaines St Court, March /, the
Antazek woman failed to make ap-
pearancc, but sent a doctors certificate
saying that she was suffering from Ell
fects OF the attack to the extent that
she would be unable to appear i'll
court notwithstanding this. she was
seen at thcater with her husband
the night before.
In the meantime, pressure has been
brought to bear BY Polish scrub
women in the Haymarkct fhcaier
who work under White, to have him
discharged, Up to the present how
ever, the management OF the thcatcr
has ignored this pressure, and White
has continued on the job.
The case comes up for trial March
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
DENTISTS
NOW SINGING BLUES

The New York Dentist of Painful
reputation, at 35th and State Sts., who
only few weeks ago spent several
thousands of dollars in preparing a
museum and subway to lure VIC
Tins into it, and who also through its
gullible| proprietors bull-dozed the
ethical dentists and newspapers of this
community by saying that nothing
could fbe done to prevent them from
getting rich quick at the expense of
the public are now singing the
blues" for the lack of work.
Lose Trade Through Carelessness
1t is alleged that DIR. Tarr, the head
of the general corporation which also
operates the Jim Grow Dental Parlors
in the Loop where colored people are
segregated is much perturbed over the
fact that his assistants at the 35th St.
Offices have burned the faces of his
colored patients who have been in
duced to have X-Ray pictures taken
of their teeth while under the influence
OF the siren voiced barker" who lures
unsuspecting and ignorant colored peo-
pie into the museum. 1t is also said
that the thoughts of facing the many
big damage suits filed by colored peo-
pie against them for alleged malpract-
ice is causing him additional worry.
The vigorous exposures which have
been made by The Chicago Whip of
the methods used by "the painless dem
lists is evidently causing him to
Sing the blues"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ALABAMA MINISTER
THREATENED By klU klUx

birmingham. Ala, March 10 -
Federal authorities here received re-
port today from X. n Hall, editor and
publisher OF the Baptist Leader, official
organ OF the Alabama Negro Baptist
convention, OF visit 10 his Office FRI
day of nine white men who warned
him to cease publication OF all articles
referring to the Ku klux klan.
The men who visited his Office, Hall
reported, were strangers. They told
him, he said, that a series oil articles
appearing in the Leader, in which the
ku klux Klan was mentioned, were
Objectionable and that publication oi
such matter must cease. Hall an
nounced that the articles would be
continued.
The Leader is published under the
direction OF the convention publica.
ton board and has large circulation
Hall told the authorities that he
asked the men their names and sought
to learn whom they represented, bu
they were silent, he said, except tc
issue the warning,
At meeting OF the publication boarC
here today steps were taken to learn
the identity and prosecute the mel
who invaded the Office of the Leader
Rev. NJ. Thor-.,on chairman, an
nouneed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
MARCUS GARVEY IN
THE WEST INDIES

HAVANA. Cuba March 7.-AIarcuS
Garvey and his party passed through
Havana en- route for the West India
Islands, where he will carry his mes
sage again with all of the enthusiasm
and vigor which has so successfully
nodded the Universal Negro Improve
ment Association and the African Com
munities League. The Black Star line,
which is also a product OF Garvey' 5
brain, will be used as tangible evidence
OF the feasibility of his colossal scheme.
SCOTS at Foes
When told OF the growing opposition
against his movement and propaganda,
Marcus smiled broadly. and said that
''it was ever thus. and expect to meet
stormy opposition, but | shall conquer
in the end
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
INVITE SUGGESTIONS
FOR MEDALLISTS

The committee of award of the
Spingarn medal, which every year is
awarded to the man or woman OF
African descent and of American cit
izenship who shall have made the
highest achievement during the pre-
ceding year in any field of elevated
or honorable human endeavor, an
nounces through its chairman, Bishop
John Hurst of Baltimore, that it in
vites recommendations for the award
of the Spingarn medal for 1920. The
recommendations the committee re-
quests, should contain statement as
to the qualifications of the person
nominated for the medal with a spe-
cihc account of the achievement or
achievements which in the opinion
of the person who nominates him
would entitle the nominee to the
award.
The medal is the gift of Mr.. J. z.
Spingarn, for several years chairman
and now treasurer of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, and the committee
of award is as follows: Bishop John
Hurst, chairman; Hon. William How
ard Taft Mr.. John Hope, DR.. James
H. billiard and Mr.. Oswald Garrison
| Willard.
Recommendation are TO be sent by
April to Bishop John Hurst, chair
man of the committee OF award of
the Spingarn medal, Room OF, 20
Fifth avenue, New York.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
PRISONER lYNCHED
when JURY DISAGREES

Versailles, Ky. March 16.-When u
jury OF twelve men III the circuit court
here announced that it was unable to
determine the guilt OF Richard James,
OH trial ior the murder OF two white
men. lynch law took the situation i'll
hand, decided the prisoners guilt, and
hanged Him to a tree, two miles from
the city.
James was on trial for the murder OF
Ben Rogers and Homer Nave, white
men who were guards at distillcry
The men were murdered by robbers
seeking 10 ransack the place OF whiskey
kept there Although il has been as
certained that white men did the rob
bng. it was lett for James to bear
the onus OF the murder. Jailer John
r. Edger OF the Noodford County
jail, is said to have surrendered his
keys without a fight.
James Fights Back
1t is san mat as the mob reached
and opened the door to James cell.
he used his fists and knocked sense
less the first man to enter his cell.
He was then overpowered by the
others.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ARE WEIGHTED
DOWN BY TWO
HUGE STONES
Boys Find Two Unidentified
Bodies Floating In River.
Had Been Dead Ten Days.

Covington, Ga, March l6.-Boys
playing along the banks OF the Yellow
River at Aliens Bridge, II miles south
OF here discovered human loot pro-
truding above the waters, Sunday
morning. Farmers summoned TO the
scene pulled out two human bodies.
Bodies Tied Together
They were the bodies of two full
grown men. chained together about the
neck, and weighted down with l50-
ID. stone. Doctors declared that the
bodies had been in the water ten days.
Sheriff Johnson OF Newton County
said that no one had been reported as
missing i'll his county, and that the
bodies must have drifted down from
the upper reaches of the stream. A
month ago there was racial trouble
in Jasper County, and it is feared that
the two unidentified bodies were the
victims OF race troubles in that county.
Hundreds View Bodies
Hundreds of people who came from
miles around to view the bodies failed
to identity the victims. The Yellow
River is tributary of the Ocumulgee
River, and is at present about ten
feet below normal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
CRACK ANOTHER WHIP

OMAHA, Neb., March 12.-The
Chicago Whip is not the only Whip
in the world There is brand new
Whip which is being published in
Omaha. Its editor is George w.
Parker. 1t starts off with two rip
snorting editions and seems to be des-
tined to follow in the wake OF its name
sake. The Omaha Whip has already
started a campaign against the l'ucle
Tom leaders in the western city, and
seems to be willing to use the lash
unsparingly
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
NEW ORLEANS COPS
Get DRUNK;STAGERAID

NEW ORLEANS, LA, March 16.-Two
New Orleans cub coppers are asking each
other how it happened last week when they
attempted to stage a raid and found them
selves arrested. They are James L. Thomp.
son and Daniel Cahill, both white. After
going off duty they wandered into the Aid
and Pleasure Club at Toledano and Freret
SITS, carrying a bottle of wine in their hands.
and, according to witnesses, several bottles in
their stomachs. Flashing their revolvers on
the pleasure seekers, they rounded them up
and called for the wagon. Sgt. Joseph Had.
coppers drunk, released the club members and
put the cops under arrest The next day
Capt T. A. Ray stripped them of their badges
and dropped them from the payroll They
had been on the force about one month,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
HIS SHARP Teeth BETTER
THAN MEMPHIS COPS GUN

Memphis, Tenn, March 16.-Fight-
ing with the teeth seems to be quite
the vogue now, according to Policeman
w Z. Crawford, who was bitten about
the cheek, nose, and fingers when. he
attempted to arrest gentleman of
color who made good his escape with
out revealing his identity. During the
melee the policeman's gun fell to the
ground, and his would-be prisoner beat
him to it. Leveling the gun at the
policeman's feet, the victor ordered
him to march off at attention." after
which, he made his escape.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ASK REMOVAL OF
"STEAMROLLINC"
PASTOR

NEW ORLEANS. March l6.-A
movement against the alleged auto
tlatic rule OF Joseph \. Granderson.
pastor OF the First African Baptist
Church OF the Sixth District. was be-
gun Wednesday. when c w Thomp-
son and FIVE other members OF the
church applied 10 the Civil District
Court Tor restraining order against
the pastors alleged illegal activities
Pastor Granderson. II u alleged,
illegally elected and reelected him
self a member OF the board OF trus-
tees: constituted himself practically
the whole board OF trustees. said board
having been made merely a figure
head signed checks and disbursed
church funds in accordance with his
own desires. rendering no accounting
forccd TO resign or rSp peiied from lie
church any member who opposed
him"
II is further alleged that Pastor
Granderson called and held meet
ing OF about twenty y-nine members
out OF a total membership of approx
matcly 2S0, and raised his own sal
AIRY regardless OF the wishes of the
congregation as a whole. By steam
roller methods, II i averrcd. he has
perpctuated himself in office from
year to year, calling meetings only
when ii suits his will and holding
illegal elections
After considering the complaints.
Judge Rogers signed an order in
structiug Pastor Granderson. on
March Is. to show cause why the
relief prayed for should not be
granted.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19

Ex-Service Man Shot
In 33rd St. Cafe

William Wslker, age 27, of
273S Wabash Ave, is an ex-
soldier and is also disabled. He
is living on a government pension.
1t appears, however, that he is not
totally disabled, If his attitude in
restaurant at 7 f. 33rd ST., is
to be. taken as IA test of disability.
1t is claimed by witnesses that
Walker insisted on carrying on az
conversation With a waitress to
such an extent that it could no
longer be called conversation,
but should be properly classed
a disturbance.
demonstrations by Isaac Gun
ningham, who was in charge of
the restaurant resulted in an
open state of war. Walker ad-
vanced on Cunningham in true
skirmish fashion. Cunningham
answered with a bullet. The bullet
lodged in Walkers skull. Walker
now lodges in Provident Hospital.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
RICHMOND WANTS RIOT

Richmond. Va, March 16.--Rumor
says that white citizens in the eastern
part of the city have armed themselves
and are looking for trouble as the re-
suit OF an alleged robbery in which
two white men and one colored man,
robbed the home OF white man, and
holding a gun on the man, as
saulted his wife. Advices do not say
how the iratc whites expect to split
up responsibility for the crime, on ac-
count OF the mixed racial identity OF
the robbers
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
ARMY ALLOTMENT
GETS ATLANTA MAN
IN PRISON

ATLANTA. GA. March l6-Memories OF
Flanders fields and tat army allowance checks
were revived in Judge Sibleys court here
when Russ Warrington, word-war veteran,
was sentenced to three months in jail on
charges OF having secured army allowance
checks for a woman not his wife. Warbiug.
ton told the Judge that his memory failed
him when he forgot that he had married one
woman eight years ago. Five years later he
met Maggie Russel, and since he had forgot
ten about his first wife, he thought it was all
right banker in Norcross who grew sus..
picious of Federal checks cashed by the second
vile caused Wsrblaston's arrest,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
DENIES THAT ARKAN-
SANS DROVE UNDER
WOOD FROM BRINKLEY

Brinkley, Ark, March 16.-Replying
to newspaper stories that DIR. B. L.
Underwood was driven from Brinkley,
Ark, by white citizens of that town,
influential citizens of this city, headed
by DIR. J. E. Brooks, DDS, come
out with statement to the eeffct that
DIR. Underwood left Brinkley of his
own volition, and that during his stay
in Brinkley he was not the victim OF
any racial friction.
1t is claimed that DIR. Underwood
attributes his departure from Brinkley
to racial friction in order to hide the
real reason.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
Luther Williams In A
New Way OF Fighting.

William Wentfield, age 46,
2906 Calumet Ave, was the vic
tim of a new style of fighting
last Saturday when he became in
yolyed in fracas with his son-in-
law, Luther Williams. 1t seems
that the toe-hold and the double
wrist-lock were barred, but the
rules stated nothing about biting.
In a clinch which took place in
the course of the fight, Williams
bitt off the lower lip of his father
in-law.
The sharp toothed one is still
at 'arge.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
REVOLT LOOMS AS
CHURCHILL TAKES
RE|NS IN EGYPT

ALEXANDRIA, March l6-Unrest
which has been seeihing in the minds
oi Egyptians broke forth INTO open
revolt Friday when natives made a
demonstration against Wins.oA Spen-
Ger Churchill. the new secretary for
the colonies. who came to take up
his duties here Native police were
stoned and compelled 10 fee. Rer-
ioreement- for the police that came up
fred on the crowd. killing three per
sons and wounding others.
Mr.. Churchill avoided hostile
demonstration by students who were
awaiting him at the station by leay-
ing the train a few miles outside the
city and motoring to his hotel.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-19
SHOT DEAD, ALTHOUGH
HANDCUFFED

Norfolk, Va, March 16.-Two white
policemen went to the home OF Benny
Johnson, near the Richmond Cedar
Works, to arrest him Sunday night.
An hour later the police headquarters
were notified that Johnson was dead.
The officers explained that Johnson was
shot dead trying to resist arrest. The
officers neglected, however, to remove
their prisoners handouts before shoot
ing him. He was found dead with
them on