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The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Kills Niece and Self.

Passaic, N. J.-Refused permission
to marry his 14-year-Old niece, Sadie,
Irving Barnett, 20, slipped into the
home of his brother Hyman, just
around the corner, and killed the girl
and then himself with an army revolv-
er. She was sleeping with her sister,
Bertha, 1S, in a bedroom adjoining
that of her father and mother.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
viii Vote On Consolidation.

Ackerman.-The board of supervis-
ors passed an order last week for an
election to be held on the 18th day of
August to determine whether or not
the two judicial districts of the county
shall be consolidated with the county
seat at Ackerman. A bill was passed
at the recent session of the legislature
making it mandatory upon the board
to order the election.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Tobacco Crop Damaged.

Lexington-Wild fire and rust, plant
diseases which caused hundreds of
thousands of dollars damage to the
growing tobacco crop Of 1920, has
made it's appearance at number Of
points in the hurley district Of the
state, according to reports received
here.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Nav Lose On Melons.

Washington.-The producers Of mel
ons that come on the eastern markets
be.s cen the early and the late crops
stand to lose several millions of dol.
lars unless the railroad strike is set
fled. The cantaloupes and watermel-
ons were Just beginning to flow from
+ )lnas. Arkansas, Delaware,
Maryland, Indiana, Nevada, Missouri,
Illinois, Alabama, Oklahoma and the
central of California.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
rrv Girl SLAYER.

Whitesburg, Ky.-Miss Essel Pass,
16.year-old school girl Of McRoberts,
formerly of lockwood Tenn, held for
the murder of her father, John Pass,
about a month ago, will go on trial
early next week in the Letcher cir
cult court here. Much interest will
be centered in the trial-one Of the
most sensational, perhaps ever tried
here.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
ARRANGE Girls Camp.

Water Valley-Mrs. Guy Dean, guar
dian, and Mrs. E. w. Kennedy of the
lie Ho Sc Camp Fire Girls, have Just
returned from Glenwild, the noted
Borden farm south of Grenada, where
they have arranged for a ten days
outing for the girls, beginning Aug. l.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Sheriff Is Killed.

Tucson, Arlz.-Sheriff George White
of Santa Cruz county was killed and
Manuel Martinez and Placidio Silvas,
convicted murderers, escaped when
an automobile in which the prisoners
we're being taken to the state peniten-
tiaray at Florence overturned Is miles
south Of here.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Train Jumps Track.

Paris.-Four persons were killed
and more than so injured when pas
senger train jumped the tracks as it
was entering the Care du Nord and
smashed into the stone wall which
lines the approaches to the station.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21

,.,ondon.-Premier Lloyd George is
planning to take vacation in Spain
as soon as the House OF Commons
rises. He has sent his principal prt
vate secretary to find castle In
Spain" where golf is handy.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
cattls Shipments Halted.

CoffseviIle.-owing to the low price
Of cattle and hogs, County Agent T. w.
Patton has called off his stock ship
inert which was scheduled to be made
from CoffeeviIle on Monday, July 10,
and From Water Valley July II.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Ask School Bond Vote.

starkvllle.-A petition asking for an
election to vote on a bond issue not
exceeding $5OOOO from the citizens of
beat one was presented to the board
of supervisors an dacted upon. The
election was ordered for July 20.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
orders Rolling Stock.

Nashville.-The management OF the
Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
railway has announced an order for
1000 new freight cars.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Falls 3 FIoors-Uunllured.

New York.-Regina Flood, two-year-
old child, fell from the third story
window of its home. She is none the
less worse except a slight jar.
The Southern herald., 1922-07-21
Doubles Hotel Rates.

Berlin.-The city council has just
adopted an ordinance placing rs per
cent tax on hotels, which will almost
double the price now charged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

1abors of Blessed Louise de Marillac | therefore is contained in the Siste
 of Charity. Today we are no longer | surprised to see the religious of Christ on the street, making her Way to the home of the poor. whether in Catholic. Protestant or infide1 coun- tries; the white cornette goes uner- | r1ng4y to the suffering and the niser- | able, as the point of the compass to | the Nothern Star Not only the Sis l ter of Charity, but trace the path of any religious whether in the class l room, the hospital, the asylum the home, the prison, trace the path of any of those whose lives are not spent | 1n the silence Of strict enclosure; sooner or later they will lead to the Sister of Charity, and she will bring you to the feet of her mother, Louise 1 de Marillac. Ignorant of many spir> Gual things, the world must admire even when it persecutes, this humble | daughter of Charity. who heals it's wounds, calns its fears, wipe away his tears. mothers it's orphans and gives back it's God.
 What was the driving force that moved the soul of Louise de Marillac and Which moves the souls of more than thirty thousand of her daughters today? Briefly, it was the love Of Christ. With the withholding gaze of tested spirituality she trained her daughters to look beyond the degrada- ton of the majesty that God had
 
 fguration of labor, attended by in numera ble evils, to penetrate beyond the misery and shame of a soul where every vice has contended for the mastery of dishonor and shame and to look for the beauty with which Christ has clothed the soul, a beauty which Is divine, the touch of Jesus Christ, the imprint of His own beau ty, the image and the likeness of TIimse'e Treat thenf with the rev erence and respect that is due to Je- sus Chrlst' she said, treat them as your lords and masters; when you leave the chapel and the sacrament Of the altar to serve the poor, you lose nothing; you are leaving God, but How well they have learned thi@ sublime lesson and transmitted it to sposterfty, their works attest, their in crease and multiplication are the s1,- preme proof And because it was founded on eternal love. the work VIII go on as long as there is one sorrow 10 sooth, one pain to alleviate and. thus all generations shall cali her blessed.
 One day in a miserable garret of an old tumble down house a city doe tor was called to treat a poor un- fortunate half clothed, half famished: an object calculated to repeu rather than call forth the minfstrafion of science and skill. after having done all that was possible he turned from the door and here he saw standinc- simple sister ef Charity about to enter Surprised he asked whom are you seeking for? You need not look for her answer among the gIori- ous epigrams of the WorId-it is not there; yet her answer in my mir i is worthy of place second onIy to the word of God itself It was the essence of her own life as it was fhe essence of the life of Blessed Louise. and for myself have never heard nor do epect to hear more beautiful words than those Of this humble sis ter of Charity, as she turned fo him md said in all simplicity and truth. . T seek Jesus
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
NORMAL CHILD
 NOT STRATTON,s

"hOour H. stratton of this citv who
 sometimes known as wi1i1an, TT
 :. at'on' was sent to the State uos- pital at Midd1etown, Nov. 1a1o he remained six months D,,r'
 'nis ume, he never saw his wife M. .t1argaret, he testified this morning in uie superior court before Judge Mar V1n Tn asking for divorce. on the grounds of adultery. She is so1netirnes Rnown as Marjorie Clampett Stratton
 On October ?, 1920, a child was porn to Mrs Stratton at 1O51 Ogden street extension, Dr. Henry Weis tes Ilf1ed, and while he was attendine. her man other than Stratton was iT1 troduced to him by Mrs. Stratton as her husband" and the father of inc child. Dr. Weiss said that the child was normal baby and that Stratton could not have been it's father Strat- tons mother, Mrs Jane A Stra tton testified in his behalf
 The couple were married Anri1 12 1910, in New York tty and aduhery Is charged between December Je1a and February Is, 1920. with uni1nown men, There are two other children now with their mother, for whose custody the ia her did not ask. Judge Marvin questioned Mrs. Stratton con- cern1ng the care they were recefvtne, rom their mother. but she said that they were not being abused He granted the decree
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
NORWALk SCHOOL BOARD SUIT IS
 SET FOR TRIAL

A legal battle in which the Nor walk Board Of Education is o9e Of me central figures, and in which the Board Of Estimate, Mayor Jererniaf h bonoVan of Norwalk, and the State or Connecticut will take part will come to a head next Friday e This was the order today of Judge John w. Banks. during the short calendar session of Superior court
 1t Is maintained by Attorney Leo Davis, who with Tammany & Connery, represented the plaintiff in the action, that manda-nus proceedings should not be further delayed, in view of tk :. fact that the law, and opinions of various coUnsel seem to all point to the fact that the Board of Estimate can not longer delay tie matter of giving some much desired and needed funds to the Board of Education.
 By a recently created law it is claimed the Board of Estimate has no alternative but to supply funds asked for by the Board of Education. How ever, in Norwalk, since before Dono- van was swept from office, the Board Of Estimate has refused to, disgorge in order that teachers salaries might be raised That Donovan's effect is still felt in Norwalk is evident from the fact that the Board of Estimate, treated largely through appoin tments made by him, sill refuses to furnish furds, apparently clearly in defiance If the law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
NJ. oIgin. Ph.D.. noted scholar

M. Olgin. Ph.D.. noted scholar of Columbia, and lecturer of interna- tional fame, will speak Sunday after noon, March 19. in Carpenters hall ITO Elm street. when all Hebrew stu dents of international politics and world wide problems are invited t. attend. MT. OlgiR lectured at the Uniced Church in 1920, and havins recently returned from Russia. afte an IS months visit has first hand i-
 formation for his lecture on '.Tes- True Facts About Russia .
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Local Men Held
 Tn Newark Jail

A request was received today by Superintendent of Police Patrick J. SFrlana gan asking information as to the character of John McNabb of 158 Beach street, Milton Watson of S79 East Main street and Fred Hart lev whose address is unknown All three are being held in Ghe Newark Jail in default of S2000 bonds u be- ing alleged that they entered the clothing store there on the night of February 23. All three men have q police record here being arrested the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

A whist and pinoch1e will be given by the Buffalo club in Kyota hall, F111a E--ad street. this evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

last time on January 31 for break ing into the Liberty Athletic club on East Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
15 WiZZ Be Ddy Of Historical Memory At St.
 Vincent; s Hospital Here
Impressive and Solemn Celebration in Honor of Foundress of Great Religious Order Whose Work Is Known Over Entire World for Jealous
 Work

St. Vincent's Hospital, scene of most impressive and solemn grandeur. Solemn celebration Of Identification of Blessed Louise de Marillac, Foundress of the of vi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
LEGION WILL CO
AFTER MEMBERS
intensive Campaign 10 be Made To.
morrow by Both Units; Hope TO
Double Membership; Trying
for Prizes.

The American Legion campaign for
members viii be launched tomorrow
morning.
Everything il In readiness for an
extensive campaign IN this city and
county. according TO Noble .add,
commander OF the Chlckasha post,
and Paul Rochat. county adiutant
An endeayor. they said, will be made
to reach every exsoryice man In
Grady county who is not member
Of the American Legion,
While the post Is seeking new
members. the ladies' auxiliary unit
will be striving TO enlarge It's mem.
bershIp. The A. l., A. membership
campaign will be conducted In con.
necllon with the Legion drive. A
booth at which both Legion and
auxiliary unit memberships may he
obtained will be established In the
downtown district tomorrow morn.
ing.
Both the Legion and the A. l.. A..
unit hope To double their member.
ship during this campaign. The post
and unit will try for the awards 10
be Cffefct by the national organi'
zation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
Father Wiiluerding
H0nOred Observing
Ten Years Service

Rev. p. |. wilwerdlng. pastor OF
Holy Name Catholic church. was
given q pleasant surprise party last
nlght by a large number OF his par.
.shioncrs and friends ON the lawn OF
he rcctory. ?iO South seventh
street The reception was given un.
der the auspices OF the Altar society
and their families. and was com
plcte surprise 10 Father wilwcrdlng.
who had been 'unayoidahly" de,
tanned In returning from picnic
said delay" having been part OF n
wisely prearranged plan ON the part
OF some friends with whom he Ind
been enjoying the days outing,
To win l.. sullivan was accorded
the honor OF being chairman OF the
evening and OF making the prescn.
tation speech. OF which art he proved
himself postmaster. Mr.. sullivan
said In part: REV Father. We are
gathered here this evening ior the
purpose OF conveying TO you In a
substantial manner our appreciation
OF your ten years OF loyal. scllsacri.
flcing service In our behalf We
are also mindful OF 'he fact that In
a few days YOU will celebrate your
twentieth year In the ministry-an
added fact that makes this occasion
noteworthy. To commemorate both
events and to assure YOU OF our ap'
probation Of all you have done for
us. we have planned and executed
this surprise for you tonight
I'm behalf OF the members Of the
Altar society, Mr.. Sullivan then pre-
sented Father Wllwerdlng with n
large and handsome floor lamp, the
gift OF the society.
In reply Father Wllwerding said
In substance: There are occasions
In the life OF each of US when
thoughts and feelings well mp In the
heart that words can never convey
and this Is one of them"
After recovering his wonted com
posure. Father Wilwerdlng soon
lapsed into his usual characteristic,
eloquent style md most heartily
thanked all present for their kind
remembrance of ia- aniversayy. He
also assured them that the ten years
spent among them had been the
happiest years OF his entire minis
try.
After rendering Father Wilwerding
their fluctuations. the large audi
ence was served refreshments con
sisting of ice cream and cake, pro-
vided by the Altar society.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
Wireless Operator
Nearly Misses OUn
Wedding BY Radio

Dallas. Texas. June 30. - John
Henry Stone, local wireless broad
casting operator. almost missed get
ting to "cut in on his own wedding
last night. His station failed at the
"croocial" moment.
Three broadcasting stations were
fitted up for Stones wireless wedding
to Miss Mabel Inez Brady, the bride
at one of the three-cornered stations,
Rev. Thomas II. Harper occupying
another and Stone third. Stones
receiving set failed in the midst of
the ceremonies and new one had
to be rugged up for him, causing a
slight delay
The wedding was carried out
with all the usual trimmings, includ.
ing kisses exchanged by the newly
Weds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
ORDER SURFACED ROADS.

Okemah. Okla. June 30.-Conrty
money to the extent Of 100000 has
been set aside to be matched by a
similar sum by the federal govern
ment for the building of 30 miles of
hard surfaced roads in Okfuskee
county. The road project has been
approved by the state highway de.
partment and a proposed road bond
issue of 100000 will be voted on by
the county, to further aid the project.
Should the bond issue pass, it guar
antees federal aid of sl0O0,OO0, ii
was said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
WHISKEY, STILL SEIZED,
FATHER, SON ARRESTED

J. y. Yates and his father. y. N,
Yates, 81 years OF axe. were arrested
following the seizure OF small
stu, five gallons Of corn whlskey
aud approximately 80 gallons OF
mash In Yates residence In unlyer.
sity Heights addition this week.
The seizure was made by sheriff
Matt sankey. Oscar Dryden and
DArthur Wilson, deputies from the
shorlffs office. The still was found
secroted under barn near the
house
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
REPUBLICANS To
BID FOR OFFICES
Names Of Five Republican Candidates
Are Filed with Secretary Min.
nett Of the County Elee.
ton Board.

The republican party will present
number OF county candidates In
the general election In November.
according 20 records In the office o.
Henry Mnnelt. secretary OF the
county election board.
Names Of five republicans were
filed with the election board yes.
ierday. wylle Bryant. republican, OF
vcrden. entered the race for sheriff.
J. l.. Marsh, republican, S22 South
Nineteenth street. for county com
missioner second district; Il. c.
Searoy. republican. OF Tuttle. for
county attorney: John NJ. wantland,
republican, 1909 Minnesota avenue,
lor county clerk. aud j. w. Ramsey.
republican. OF Alex. for county com.
missioner. third district.
Don Roysdon. OF Mlneo. had preyl.
oufly filed as candidate for coun.
~ commissioner first district. Mr..
Roysden is republican. With
Measrs. Roysdon. Ramsey and Marsh
as the contestants. the republicans
will contest for the control OF the
hoard Of county commissioners.
II IL said that other republicans
are contemplating entering the race
ior other county officers.
j. d. Vance, democrat, has filed
as a candidate for Justice OF the
peaj jre from the 18th district. Mr..
Vance was nominated and elected
two years ago but did not assume
the office Justice II. l.. Grigsby was
later appointed. Mr.. Grigsby and
Justice r. =. Moore. both are seek.
ing reelection. Two Justices will
be nominated.
L. S. Payne. democrat. has filed as
candidate for constable of Middle
burg township.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
CAPITAL DESIDENCE is
CUTTED BY FIRE TODAY

Oklahoma City. June 30 the resi-.
dence OF Lieut.. Col. George A. Trum.
bo here was completely gutted by
flames today. Loss. consisting most
~ of jewelry. was estimated at
$4,000. A guard was placed over the
smoking ruins until search could
be made for the jewels
Origin OF the fire was unknown but
firemen said they believed It incen'
diary as all parts Of the house burst
into flames at the same time.
City and state fire officials are
making an investigation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
POLICE COURT

v l., cofcr. cha. ed with speed.
lng, fined S..
G. r. vanvalkonburgh, charged
with speeding. fined S..
WIN Day. charged with being
drunk and resisting an officer, fined
500.
Andrew Boldz. charged with fight.
Ing and cursing, under ndylsement
Ted Bingham, charged with speed.
Ing. fined 81.
c. l., Hardy. charged with speed.
Ing. fined S..
onstot. charged with speeding,
fined S..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

The directors of tho chlckasha
Building aud Loan association have
declared dividend Tor credit to all
holders OF participating stock At the
rate of 10 per cent per annum due
to be credited ~ provided IN the
bylaws. ON July I.
Stockholders Will please present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
To INVESTIGATE
CAUSE Of BLAZE
tny The United prcs.)

Kansas city. June 30. Police be.
gan an investigation here today TO
determine the cause of an explosion
which resulted In two deaths and
injury to II others last night.
Three buildings near the scene
OF The explosion were wrecked by
the blast and fire which followed.
A gas connection In one of the
buildings had been unscrewed, auth
critics reported They believe the
leaking gas became ignited and a
store O. gasoline nearby exploded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30

At Spalato, town of Dalmatia
exists a palace built before SO5, ana
now used as aChiis;ian cathedral.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30

their pass books At the office for
proper credit.
innlallmont Stockholders whose
stock Is less than Hlx months old
and on which less than six monthly
payments have been made, vii re-
cciyo credit for earnings To lhli
date together with earnings TO- next
six months ON December ~ nasl.
cHiCKAsilA BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
ly NJ. 4. WiLiE,
10.at Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
SUSPECT ARRESTED.

Enid. June 30.-A man answering
the description of l.. E. Smith, who
is charged with the embezzlement of
the American Theatre funds here
June |, leaving automobile contest
ants waiting in the lobby while he
escaped, has been found in Newark
N ]. He was placed under arrest in
Newark for embezzling funds from
the Roseville Trust Company, New
ark.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
Of
HOUSE IS BILLED


Washington. June aO.-flnal ar
rangcmonts We're made today for adj
iournment OF the house as soon a.
the third deficiency appropriation
hill can be cleaitsd up. which prob
ably will be tomorrow or Saturday.
Action TO this end was taken on a
concurrent resolution introduced by
Republican Leader Mondell.
The deficiency bill IL now before
the senate and IN expected 10 be re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
PIONEER KILLS SELF.

Durant. Okla. June S0.-"Dude'
Savage, 70. pioneer 0klahoman shot
and killed himself while in hard
ware store here late yesterday. He
used gun he had just purchased.
He gave no warning of the shooting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30
NEW ORLEANS OR BUST

Ada. June 30.-"New orleans or
bust" is the slogan of Legion mem.
bers here trying to get 25O men to
go to the national convention at New
Orleans next October II takes that
number to hire a special train. Mem
bers who sign up will be required
to pay fee of So per month from
now until October to pay their part
OF the expense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-30

ported back TO the house by saiur.
day Ut least