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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
GRADY ASSESSOR
START WORK ON
PERSONAL. LISTS
chickasha and chlckasha Township
to Be First Personal Property
Assessed: February I 10
March Time Set.

Assessing of personal property in
Grady county for the year OF 1922
has been commenced by County As
SCISSOR J. d. Bryan. WHO will spend
from February TO March max.
ing the assessments In the city Of
.Chickasha and Chickasha township
The schedule for the other town
ships Is now being worked out
County Assessor Bryan is urging
that all taxpayers appear at their
voting precincts at the proper time
to render their property lists. In
rendering the list, Mr.. Bryan urges
the taxpayer to be absolutely Ger
tain of his address, the range IN
which he resides and the number of
the school district.
BE sure to give a fair valuation
Of your personal property says Mr.
Bryan. I'VE do not require you to
pay more than the man who does
this, and you should not expect to
pay less. We are going to try to
get an equalzed value this year
Authorities have announced that
anyone failing to list the property
In his or her possession on January
/. will be placed on the tax roll and
penalized for the failure. unless the
amount was less than $l0O
Provisions of the state law per
tanning to this penalty are quoted
as follows:
State Law Provisions.
'If any taxpayer shall fail to meet
the assessor and list his property
on the date advertised in his voting
precinct, he may meet him in an
other township or voting precinct
and list same. II any taxpayer by
reason Of sickness or any other un-
avoidable circumstances shall not be
able to meet the assessor on the
date advertised, he may render
written list of all his personal prop
erty, including legal description
Of his real estate, if any, and shall
subscribe and swear to the oath re-
quired by each taxpayer as to its
correctness. After the county as
SCISSOR shal have visited each city
or voting precinct in compliance
with the foregoing provisions of this
act, he shall give notice by publica-
tion in some newspaper of general
circulation in the county and If there
is no newspaper published in said
county, then by posting notice in
each voting precinct that he will be
in his office at the county seat the
next twenty days for the purpose of
assessing those who have not as
sessed their property for the cur
rent year. At the expiration of
twenty days those who have failed
to assess their property for the cur
rent year shall be declared delin-
quent, and the penalty of $1.0O for
sucl failure shall be added to his
or her tax, and entered on the tax
books, and collected by the County
Treasurer, and when collected, shall
be paid to the deputy assessor or
his department"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
Recorded In Cleveland.

Cleveland. Jan. 3l.-A violent
earthquake shock, said to be one
of the most pronounced felt in years,
was recorded today on the selsmo-
graph at st. Ignatius college.
According to college authorities,
the earthquake was approximately
1900 miles from Cleveland. They
stated that probably 1t occurred in
Mexico or further south.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
STOCK SHOW DATES FIXED.

Frederick, Okla, Jan. 31.-The an.
nual Tillman county livestock show
will be held here February l, 2 and
3. S. D. Johnson, county agent, an
nounces that the winning boys
Judging team will be sent to the
spring show at Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31


the entertainment committee has
arranged a delightful entertainment
for the employees of the department,
and the home nursing and visitation
Of the sick committee is arranging
for series of lectures on first aid
to start in the very near future.
1--WE have mentioned these things
as an indication of tho 'i~cs :
which your council may proceed.
Your local conditions may make it
desirable to develop one phase of
activity in preference to others. This
must be left to the good judgment
Of the local council"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
HASTINGS MAN MAKES
BOND FOR APPEARANCE

L. j. Adams, taken into custody
on a federal charge, hasII been re.
leased from the Grady county JAIL
having made bond in the amount of
$3.50 for appearance in federal court
to answer to charges of violating
the national prohibition act.
After preliminary hearing before
U. S. Commissioner O'Neill, Adams
was bound over to the higher tri-
bunal. His home is in Hastings,
jefferson county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
LEAGUE COURT
SCHEDULED NAME
PRESIDENT SOON
Eleven Judges Meet at The Hague
and Adjourn to Friday When
chrief 10 to De Elected.
Says Word.

Tho Hague. Jan. 3i.-Thc Inter.
national Court Of Justice. which was
established by the League OF Ma.
tIons last September. Is scheduled
TO elect It's first president next
Friday.
The eleven judges. who were
elected at Geneva. met yesterday at
the Peace Palace. and after n short
session. adjourned until Friday.
John liasset Moore IL the American
member. lie arrived hero recently
from tie United states to take part
In the deliberations.
lie was formerly professor Of In.
ternatIonal law at Columbia univer-
'Iil In America and was council.
Tor In the state department during
the Wilson administration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
EDITOR FLOGGED
BY MASKED MEN
FOR EDITORIALS
r. L. Moore, Editor Drumright Post
Accused Of Being Radical and
Urging Revolt Against the
Administration.
(By The United Press }

Drumright, Okla, Jan. 3l.-A band
Of seven masked men last night
seized r. l.. Moore, editor of the
Drumright Post, threw him into an
automobile, drove to a point five
miles from the city and flogged hin
severely.
According to the reports, heavy
whip was used in The flogging of
the editor. He was accused of
printing radical editorials and urg-
ing revolt against the local and
state government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

Barren sands Of the Majave des-
ert have been sold to Canadians as
fertile farms, at sS5 an acre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

An American Jew In Russia Is
trying to save iOO,OJO.OOO rubles to
pay his fare back TO America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

Shakespeare was IS years old
when he married.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

American collectors in London
are eagerly buying United States
stamps depicting historical scenes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

Benedict Arnold was an excellent
duelist.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

The Hindus devised a game of
chess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

All the local nsws In the Daily M
press. Latest world news By wire
daily from the United Press Asso'
ciations.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04

,1es 8onus<8ill. Neiultatet bliper
ia,tblpnligbis, at 4ontiteen Dil babe
to forifiellige 2obforilag om @onus
i ben fomn1enoe l1ge.
Waibington ben 2oen Mai. Sena,
tets Sinansfon1ites Nepltblifanere
bleb i6ag forelebig el1ige on1 en Col,
haterbonus- Bill. Sc bill ianoiDnlig,
bis forelRgge fin Blan for Breiioent
9ar6ing TENT / @ftermiooag.
Wane1t er en- Mo6tfifation al be!1
Sill, fom bleb beotaget al Suiet. 9en
gaar no paa Detailing al Bonus nteb
20 Mars Gertififater, Der ifal babe
en- 2oonebproi al SO 8rocent al ben
paalp6en6e 8proi ltrar. Dn tire
Mar Tal oenne 8arbi eges til so
Broce11t. On ier Mar ffol @ertififa-
tcrne gge 25 Hrocert / 89r6f, og
9aa11eper6tett. bill on blipe Is Bro-
cent al SEN npe paalp6en6e 8prbi.
gfter 20 s(ors Gorlgb TON Gertififa-
ternes Snbebapere tage oe Yenge, 6e
for tilgo6e, / @ontanter eller aarlige
Mfbrog. @illen i1rbebolber 9eltem,
nreHer ON Gageo11nelie ian,t Sinlp
til Mnifaffelle al Jarm eller @icnt,
.iom / @niets @t1l, men ilgtfer Ste
flamationsplu11en.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04
fra Central -gbina mellem 8efing
oq ben fre1ntrpngen6e 5fDrfe u1toer

fra Central -gbina n1ellen SEEING
og BEN fren1trp11gen6e 5fDrfe 1lnoer
BEN rnanthbl1rtife Jerer, paoltaor,
at sSSapan itaar bog gbang 9io=2ins
Eog. 9ette blep 6elpis befrRftet al
'sSl1ltin 8ran6t, e11 arnerifanlf Srr,
ret11ingsmano, ion1 anfom til Sbang-
bal efter at babe reiit ionmelt neo
oe mantlcburilfe 9ropper paa Se1n-
banen lnellem Befing og Mufoen.
8ranot erfl9reoe, at Sapan giber
Gbang 9io-2in fplilf iaabeliom moz
rallf. 9tette. SOM lag0e, at ban
pasiere0e Soglaoninger me0 Soloa-
ter flp6t i fineiiife l1niformer, mem
talel1oe Sapanif.
Befing BEN lite Mai. General
Gbang Glo-2ins Eropper, Ser fienl,
per nteo General 8lt Nei5u ON
Befing, ien6te ioag tilbage ct Sog,
bbor Sen an1erifonife 9l1nbasia6es
5efretpr> sltberto1L reiite fra Be'
fling til Mufben. De fremmcoe
Magter bar ien6t en- Brotelt til
Gbang moo 8lofering al Sernbas
nerne. Ge bppoer> at bette er en-
&renfelle al 6ert Brotofol, iom Gbi=
na unoertegneoe 1neo 6e fren1meoe
Mutioner / 1900. -
@on1n1an6er GbarleS s. SUIT
cbi,,s, be11 berbprell5e amerifn1lte
Marineattacb6, belegte igoar @lag=
ntarfe1t i Ell Qutomobil, bporfra paie.
6e bet amerifanlfe 5lag. Sra en-
Sei oper @unflo6en laa ban Degge
Mrn1eerS Sperationer. &an iao
Chang Elo Gins 9ropper 8elio=
oelle al 2an6sbpen Gbanglintiet1,
meoens ssh Nei-Sus Eropper bar tc
Weil lpngere moo Spo fien1penoe
fortpilet for at rpfte frem. San lao
or1frtng 1000 6e0e og iaare6e.
&onna116er Sutcbins tror, at Sci
er @u 8ei=6us Maal at erobre Be.
(SprtIettes paa 2ben 5ibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04

+ 4
On aoDo t5eoraes sale til Sc
an1erifanife % britiIfe RorreiponSen-
ter ignar affes faepe Matbenau, at
ben par roen met gfimre1toe geftra-
Belle belle @drriergn TT oeane blot
ifl1e,1oe Stntsmnltol lon1 lin Saano
bol6er 9eroe1s lff9rfte glnipar.1 .
Genua ben 27oe Mpril. Sen
Greospagt JON 2lopo George fDnes
at tro ffal bringe europa Sreoens
geHignelie, er en- sIaes uNatio1er,
nes aign1 ir1i1tbre gtil. Den ftao-
Sortiattes paa 2oen Sibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04
Harakn fra 0n111}1prB.
Nrbeiberfbreren tiger, at Millioner al
Collars brtges til 8olibentfpru-
pagatba / M1nerifa.

gbicago Sen 30te Mpril. Samuel
Gonpers, Nreiioent for Nneriean
5eberntio1l Of 2abor, @16talte si0na at
be Sore11e6e 5taters 9lnerfienDelie al
ugoHbebiftpranniet Muslu1to bill
Sc bore vnnp6igt og ifianoigt Bor-
robert 111oo Gipilt1ationen" Son
paaltoo, at Mnerifa blep oberipen1met
nteo 8ropagan6a, og at ugrioife it1=
ternationale Ginansm9n6 bar facet
lin Mppetit ifiqrpet og tror at zine
8ptte Muslan6", og at intet fnn6e
.blipe zen iterre l1lDffe for Menneife-
bebe11, emo ON oe Gorene6e Stater
voeoe 8ollbepifntagten 4nerfienoelie
/ bbilfeniombellt Gorm". 2erin Dor
iag6e @onpers en- v8anott" J,
bere6t til at ,tage bba6 ban fan faa
iom @eoerlag for Sen Mrb, ion tilbe=
rer ct 6olt giort bielpelsit af ban og
fans 2igen1e,to
@ompers erflere0e, at ct Ton6 paa
flere MiIlioner 9ollars bleb brngt i
oe 6orenebe 9tater for 8olibepifproz.
paganba, bboraf uSttfpenge bar til,
buot paa Gte6er, bbor BET bil6e ltaa
Jig ilbe for oct an1erifanlfe Soft at
bIipe forraa6t."
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04

Miis 8aer lpslabt fra Gllis 81
lanb, Seem Oorf, lite Mat. sSnonan.
rrings1npnoigbe6erne paa ellis So,
Ian6 lpslo6 i6ag ben tDife Gelegat
til apinoernes internationale Grebs-
ligas Mgoer, Miis Gertrude 8aer,
efter at babe erfl9ret, al: bun baboe1
peret bol6t / Gorbaring geatten ober
=af 6rpgt for, at bun fl1t1oe faloe BET
.offentlige til 8proe sSnltitsbepar-
ternentets Mge11ter 8aibington er-
flpre6e, at De bab6e forlangt benoe
tilbagebo1bt, mebens oe foretog TN
beriggelier angaaen6e be1lbes angipe=
1ige for1muttiItiife 5tanopurft, men
SSnobal1oring Dn6iebe6erne fagoe,
at .oe lite bab6e ban6let al ben
@runb.
Mi1s @aer b1eb leslabt, efterat en-
ipeciel l1n6eriggelies baD6e
|bbrt Miis Sane 9lo6an1s af SnH
6ouie, gbicago, erfare, at bun bar
ber iom @iait og iiffe biloe ,faloe Of
Ife1ttligbeoen til 8proe.
@eisuan bapner / 2eabenluortb.
2eobenmortb, @a11, ben LITE Mai.
3Mife Weisn1an % sauI Goldberg
Mi11neapolis, bleb 1nootaget Set
fgbera1e Jpnglel Der ioag for at be-
gp11oe Nfiotringelt af Is MaaneoersH
sSnngfel bber for 9bertrpoelfe af
Sorbubs slobett. De bar nnHaget fer.
aonplot on, at bringe Gug6riffc
ober ganaongrpr1en
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04
DrHrl1at1rl nun.
9anl 9eIebanel, Ser bar s6ranfrises
Hreiioentfgr Mi illerano, afgnaet
peb 0eben / garis.

9aris oen 2Soe s(pril. Saul
GeicbaneL, forbenprrenoe BraIioent
al Sranfrige> er.5afgaaet pe6 Dgoell
ber.
Boul Geicbanel bar 5ranfriges
Brefioent bare t otte Maoneoer. San
bleD bolgt til Brplocrt af @enatet
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04
Mainapr11.
Siges at babe tabt iin 8etyontng
9lmerifa. eSngen ertra s5Dran=
taltninger tages.

Waibingto,1 Sen 29oe slpril. Gen
.aorlige Geiring af Maioagen - Of
te e't a(ssleoning for repollttionere
goubeatte11tater i44forifieMge 8ele
af @eroe1 bar tabt iin 8etponing
/ Mmerifa. 80.
@egierings= og Gagforeningsleoe-
re erflare6e ber i6ag, at ingen EXTRA
6orbolosreg1er blep taget for at bin=
ore 9etnonltratipner eller foranitalte
De,no,1l ,1ltrationer paa Manoag.
Su1tttsmi11ilter 9ougbertp be-
fienotgior6e, at 9a116ets BolitiltDrfe
life biloe blibe forlterfet tiltro6s for
at 3,80O,000 Deeno er arbei6slsie
MI og to itore @treifer er igang. SUI
ititsbepartementet betragter Dugen
uiom enbper anben Sag" og ingen
5orinrrelier bentes at bile finoe
Ste6.
E Brgjt6enten for set atnerifanIfe
Mrbei6erforbun6, 5amle1 Gompers,
u6ta1te en- Grflpring til l(niteo
Yrels, at Maioage1,s Betp6ning bar
blebet set amertfanIfe Bublifrm
padtpunget uiom en- 5peg" Mebo=
.lutionere europa bab6e ip6gt meo
Set anterifanife Soft / 6en @rao, at
set troeoe Maibagen ubetpo noget
meparilen6e," iag6e bnn.I uWait
oagen er paa oct amerifanife Mrbei-
6erforbunbs &alen6er affltrat lom
bbilfenlotnbelIt an6en Dag. Sen bar
life nogen 8etponing ielb europa
unotagen for ben rebolutionere M=
toritet.
vMen man fa1t tale on1 Mrbei0er=
forboloene lite Mai iaaoellon1 lite
San. e1ler Sbbilfenfon1belit anben
Gag, fort1atte Mr @ompers. S. S
au1in6uitrie1L Bapirin6uftrien 9er-
tilinou1trien bolber 9lrbei0erne I'LL
paa at nto6latte Jig grbeiosberrer-
nes 8eltrpbelier for at oripe 2epe-
11ormerne neo.
Seg-er itolt ober at fl1nne paapes
ge Mrbei6ernes 1torarte6e 5olioari=
tet oberolt. Mngreb al Ell 5t6rrelie,
iom bi al6rig f6r bar fienot, bar lite
floret at roffe @eleoberne noget
s5te6. 6perfen 6e reaftionare Mrz
.beioggiperes i11terle .Offenlip eller
Nebolutioneres forreoerffe 8ropn-
gn11on bar babt ipn6erIig &elo rne0
fig. Mnrerifanife Mrbei6ere er og BIZ
forblibe ben itore Mngt for 6ren1-
ffribt, Gemofrati, Getfaroigbeb og
Mennefeligbeo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04
gnrHkunHhrtalin1

8aa @r,ino Of oen operorbentlig
lape 8ris pao Minneapolis Gioenbe
1nan bi ftrengt boIoe pua ben Negel,
at BIaoet betales IorIfuo. Moresie.
Iappen bitter oItio, til bbilfer Sag
glabet er betoIt, og bbis berfor 5or-
. ~ al Mbonneinentet life er mob.
c1a - lst Mfaaneoens l1ogang, bli.
1,es = cal Nbonnent itrbget.
Genne 81 ftrengt operbolot
lige operfor y |abonnenter uoe''
Gorifiel.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04

T og @ann1eret ben 17be Ss5a1ltar 1920
efter Napmot1o 8oi11core, ben nlspa-
|rerbe Yrertierminii ter og hi Waare.
Der Ienere tog ban slfIfeo paa 8runb
LAT fpRffet @elbreo og efterfulgtes al
sen nunere116e Hrelioent> Mlera,r6re
Mi1leronb.
Delcbanel bleb fp6t 2an6flpgttg=
beo 8riislel 1856. Sans Gorelore
blep nen1lig uopiIt efter Napoleou Den
tre6ies 5tatsfup. @an It1oereoe Sns
Cog 2iterot1tr), bleb Webarbei6er /
flere }tore 8lnbe, 81. a. uSournal Deg
|Rebats" og u2e Sen1ps";; ifreb @rtif=
ler og gpger ont ltoenrigspolttilfe
Spsrgsnaal % bleot 1876 5efreter
bos S11benrigsnli1ttiter Warcere og
slaret efter bns Serfeminiiter Si=
mon. San bar 6erefter llnoerpre-
|feft Greur, 8reit og Mea,,r og bleb
i 1885 ba1gt i11b I 9eputeretfaun1e
ret lon1 Geputeret for @ure-etz zQoire.
Gllebe Mar ienere bleb ban balgt til
Gan11erets 8icepr9itoe,tt og 1893
til bets BrRlioent Ell Bla6s, bnn
op til lit 8a1g til Brefioent be-
fln6te me6 ett langere Mfbrp6elle
1902-1912. 9eicbanel bleb 1901
|aift n1eb en- 9ntter al Ben Dep1ttere,
be 8rice. San par Me6len1 af BET
franffe Mfa6ernt og Gorfatter al en-
9faffe 8erfer, bDoraf fan nppnes
.EEonfinipgrgsmaalet" (1883),uGe
iranife Ssnteresier / Set itille &ap"
G888, belgnnet at set Sanoelsgeo-
grofiife Gelifab), uEalere og Gtatsz
menb" (t888) og uapinoeififfelier'"
d88e, prisbel6nnet al set franife
Nfa0en1D, Sen 1tpe Hepubl1t
(ts98) NJ. f.
Set bar 1om De moderate gfepnbli-
foneres &anoioat, at Deiebanel forite
Gong blep nalgt in6 Deputeretfan1-
t1eret og =Srbet uWooerat1 farafte-
|ri{erer bele buns polittife aarriere
9esicbane1 gialot isoen 9io, bntt
bar / aanmeret, for at bRre bets elp=
ganteite Mano.
@erft bilaet. 2ott-
BON ben 25be Mpril. S 8prftsarbei-
oertpi1tert, Der ber6rer 100000
Meno, Ser MI er paa streif, er beg
ge 5ioer bleben enige om ginaare-
ne ,for 8ilegeelie af eStreife11. Ser
bill giebliffelig blibe Ell 9gnsneoiat-
ltelie af 10 Sbtllings pf. ltge og ben
gienparenoe 2gnsneoimtelfe paa 8
[sbinings beororet af 4rbeiosgiperne
|bil blipe belf to 9eIe trnbeltoe /
araft benboIo / Maii oq ssattri.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-05-04

Set iapanfe aabinet taser Nffeb,
Gofio ben 2ben Mai. Set iapanlfe
aubinet 111eo Bremiern1iniiter Easa-
bafbi / spi6ien tog 4fifeo ioag. Get
-te Heb giort for at tina6e en- 6elois
5Meorgnniiation.
The citizen., 1922-12-07
JAIL FOR AUTO SPEEDERS
Drive Against Law violators Is Pro-
ducing Good Results In Los An
peies, Calf.

Los Angeles, Calif.-Two hundred
and eighty-one persons found to he
guilty of traffic violations here dur
ing the last two weeks have served or
are serving Jail sentences oc from one
10 one hundred days. as result Of a
campaign To curtail accidents inaugu-
rated by Police Judge Joseph L. Cham
bers and backed by other Magistrates.
The drive was started following the
publication in newspapers here Of the
figures showing that in proportion To
population Los Angeles leads the ma
tion in the number of automobile ia.
tGllties. II soon spread to San Fran
cisco, where heavy sentences have
been imposed
Physicians, motion picture actress
and a high school teacher are among
those receiving enforced vacations
from their regular work. Upon the
solemn pledge that she will adhere ex-
clusively to horseback riding for the
next ninety days and not put her foot
on the accelerator of her machine,
Edith Sterling, screen actress and cir
Gus equestrlenne, was released on pa
role from the city Jail.
The citizen., 1922-12-07
SECRETARY VAUGHN AT
NASHVILLE

NJ r. Vaughn, College Secretary,
has just returned from Nashville,
Tenn, where he spoke at the Con-
yention of. the Southern Cooperative
League, upon the subject of the
County Achievement Contest. The
Southern League is the successor of
the Southern Sociological Congress
that was organized ten years ago to
study social conditions among all
people.
The slogan of the League is, LET
the South's Glory BE Her Homes '
DR.. p. =. Claxton, formerly U. 5.
Commissioner of Education, was
president during the past year. AT
the Tuesday business meeting DIR. j.
p. Mcconnell, of East Radford, Va,
was elected president for the ensu-
ing year.
The convention was interested in
the County Achievement Campaign,
and expressed desire to see simila.
programs undertaken over the entire
South.
The citizen., 1922-12-07
FLETCHER-GABBARD

f. L. Fletcher and Miss Nora Cab
bard were united in marriage No
vember 20 at the home of the bride.
Rev. f. ID. Gabbard, pastor of the
United Baptist church of Owslev
county, officiated.
The bride is the accomplishe!
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Cab
bard of Owsley county.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Fletcher of Whitley
county. Mr.. Fletcher is a Federal
student of the Vocational School at
Berea, Ky.
After spending a few days at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher returned to Berea, KY,
December 8, where the groom will
continue his course in school.
On Tuesday night, December 5,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher were called
on by a serenading party composed
of Federal Beard students, and the
students Of the Vocational Depart
ment. After the groom had intro
duced the many members of the party
to the bride, he was requested by the
party to take a ride, accompanied by
his bride. They very willingly con-
sented, and soon were introduced to
their coach of state, which was an
old buggy drawn by some of the
members of the serenading party.
Their ride was accompanied by the
band, which consisted of any of the
instruments from a wash tub down
to a small tin can. The bride and
the groom were made familiar with
the different streets of the town, and,
upon reaching Main street, they
were invited to take refreshments
at the Porter-Moore Drug Store
Refreshments were served in abund.
ance at the expense of the groom
After refreshments had been served
the bride and groom were obliged to
walk home, as their coach had silent
ly and mysteriously disappeared.
The bride and groom are at pres
ent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Arch Gabbard on Center street
Their many friends of Berea join il
extending to them their hearty con
gratulations.
The citizen., 1922-12-07
CARELESS DRIVING

The Y. NJ. C. A. delegation from
Berea was somewhat shaken up when
our Boone Tavern Bus was hit by a
ford runabout in the edge of Lexing-
ton, Sunday night about 9:45 o'clock,
We were starting for Berea, after
the conference was over. Our driver
was leaving the city via Main street
with nineteen men in his heavy bus.
We were passing the crossing Of a
minor street at the rate Of about ten or
twelve miles an hour when suddenly
the Ford attempted TO dash in from;
Of us at break-neck speed. He
very nearly cleared US, but rear
wheel caught in our front spring.
The old heavy bus was somewhat
jarred but the Ford turned somer-
saults and did the nose-dive and tail
spin. The driver was badly cut and
bruised and probably received a
fractured skull. His two associates
were bruised. One received a badly
cut hand and face. The wounded
were sent to the hospital. The Ford
was completely wrecked, for it relied
about 80 feet after hitting us.
The citizen., 1922-12-07
BAXTER RESIGNS AS ROAD
ENGINEER
Surprise at Regular Meeting Of Fis'
cal COurt-NO Successor
Chosen Yet

Quite surprise was caused at the
regular monthly meeting of the Mad
ison Fiscal Court Tuesday morning
when the resignation of County Road
Engineer ]. G. Baxter was presented
to the court. Mr.. Baxter did not give
any explanation of his action, but
merely thanked the court for their
kindness to him. He made his res
ignation effective April 1, 1928. He
has served as road engineer of Madi-
son for the past four years and dur
ing that time some notable work has
been done in improvement of some
of the main thoroughfares of the
county. The members of the court
did not take any action looking to-
ward filling the vacancy that will be
caused by his observation-disclosures
Register.