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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
UNA CONFERENCIA DE LAS
UNIONES TEXTILES PIDE Ell
RESTABLECIMIENTO DEL
TRAFICO CON Russia

NUEvA YORK, agosto Eel princi
pal acuerdo de la conferencia de las
Uniones textiles, ceiebrada esta mana
ma aquf consisve en- solicitar del gobier
no la reanudaci6n del trafico' comercial
con Russia.
Una petici6n en- este sentido sera for
mulada manana al presidents Harding.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
BAvIERA Els Ell CENTRo DE LA
AGITACToN.- ALEMANTA CREE
NECESARIo CIMENTAR LA Es-
TRUCTURA DE LA REPUBLICA

BERLIN, Julio 28.-Frente frente
de la tormenta bavaria, que de I'm mo
mento a otro puede degenerar en- un
movimiento secssionista, el gobierno ale
man principle hoy inexorabIe, ''lim
piar la casa''.
Varios funcionarios del gobierno de-
clararon hoy que reconocian perfecta
mente que era necesario cimentar Ia
estructura de la republica, habiendo aca
bado de pasar por una crisis terrible
que demostro bien claramente el debil
estado de los pilares que sostienen la
administration.
Apoyado por la stley de la defens1
de la republica que entra en- vigor
Ell sabado pr6ximo, Ell gobierno Sc pro
pone limpiar ell pals sin compassion.
Ell gobierno del canciller Wirth Sc ha-
la ten visperas de una energica cam
pafia.
Vase efectuar un caeeo en- las po-
siciones monarquistas y todas las per-
sonsas con tenGencias monarquicas que
ocupan puestos pdblicos, seran dsstitui
das Y substituidas con republicanos
Sc va dar la batalla al dinastismo
A la noticia de que siete presidentes
de departamentos de rancia nobIeza to
dos ellos, habian sido despe5idos, ST.
guio otra noticia informando que en-
ell este de Prussia, nido de reacciona-
rios, ocurririan pronto 6estituciones al
por mayor.
Baviera. centro de reunion de elemen
tos pertenecaentes al viejo regimen
esta sacudido con motive Gss la ofensiva
monarquista la ley de defen-
sa. Ell primer ninistro Lerchenfeld pro
tesla que la soberania del pals ha si-
do violada Sc sabe qu'e Sc ha inicia-
do un movimiento separatista que qui-
"a culmine con la anexi6n de Baviera
a la Austria alemana.
Pcr otra parte, los funcionarios del
gobierno Eerlines declaran que han
sido demasia6o bondadosos Y no estan
dispuestos tolerar por mas tempo a
los agitadres monarquistas. Asegirase
que estos principian a perder la es-
r'eranza de que 1ogre restaurarse la mo
narqufa., Puede decirse, que no hay
nadie en- Alemania que crea en- la vuel
ia del ex-kaiser.
POR ESCANDALOSA
Por alterar el orden en- la calle San
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
Ell HOTEL DONDE Sc HOSPE
DAN LOS POLITICOS ALA
DOS ESTA RODEADO POR UN
GORDON DE POLICIAS

LONDRES, agosto Ell presidente
del Gabinete frances M. Poincare y
sus colegas del Gabinete belga se1o-
res Jaspar y Theunis ocupan las habi
taciones niimero 1, 2 8, respectiva-
mente del gran hotel Imperial. Un cor
don de policias vigila constantemente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
DON MANUEL FLORES LARRosA

Sc encusntra en- San Juan, proceden
te de la Habania. donde ha resididc
durante nueve amos, este conocido jo-
ven estimado compatriota. LIE aeon
pafia su distinguida esposa.
AL enviarles nuestro saludo de bien
venida, les deseamos las mas gratas i'm
presioH.es.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
Sc DOBLA LA CONTRIBUTION
SOBRE LAS EXPORTACIONES

NUEvA YORK, agosto -segln Ell
periodico "Journal of Commerce ei
gobierno aleman acord6 aumentar en-
un cincuenta por ciento la contribu-
ci6n sobre las exportaciones debido a
la Decentralization del marco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
LA AYUDA ALEMANA EN- LOS
TRABAJOS PUBLICOS
FRANCHISES

PARIS, agosto T. El Comite de
Indemnizac clones adopto Ell plan de
Francia para que el gobierno de Ale
mania aporte su ayuda economical en-
ell restablecimiento de las obras pu-
bicas del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
UNA NOTA OPTIMISTA DEL
DEPARTAMENTOa DE CO.
MERCIO.

WASHINGTON, agosto T. ofcia-
les del Departamento 6,e Comercio han
manifestado que la huelga de mine
ros sera resuelta esta semana.
Ell optimismo que reveal ell referido
Departamnto ha producido aqu1 gran
contentamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
UN PODERSO CANON FRAN
CES QUE ALCANZA OCHENTA
MILLAS

PARIS, agosto T. Han comenzado
hoy las pruebas del maravilloso canon,
de invencion reciente, que alcanza
ochenta millas.
Ell Ministro de la Guerra manifesto
que ell lnaximo de la trayectoria puede
sobrepasar este n1mero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
IRLANDA Sc HALLA INCO=
MUNICADA TELEGRAFICA=
MENTE.

LONDRES agosto LAS tropas irrs
gulares han roto los hilos cablegraficos
de la estaci6n de Waterville, incomu-
nicando a la. isla con Francia, Alema-,
MIA y otros paises del Norte de Europ 7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
LAS TRAGEDIAs DEL ARE

JACKSONVILLE, agosto 7.-El te
nlente Doolittle sufrio aver un serio &C
cidente en- los motores de su aparato.
que Sc desplom6 al sueo est-epitosa-
mente.
Ell teniente result6 gravemente he
rido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
UNA DERROTA DE
LOS REBELDES

DUBLIN, agosto LAS tropas re-
beldes han recibido una gran derrota
en- Cork. Las bajas experimentadas al
canaan a quinientas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
Ell "FILADELFIA''
LEGO A NUEvA YORK

Nos participant los sehores "Sobri-
nos de Izquierdo y Co.., agentes de
la Red "D' Line en- esta ciudad. que
q, vapor "FilhdI.lfa" lego a New
York, ell domingo del corriente,
las 8 Ge la noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
POR INSTANTES Sc AGUARDA
LA MUERTE DE NORTH
CLIFFE

LoNDREs, agosto I'm boletin pu
blicado esta tarde en- las pizarras alec
tricas del Times, dice asi:
eta muerte de Lord Northcliffe Sc
aguarda por instantes. Los m6dicos han
perdido toda esperanza. Sc ha inicia-
do va la agonia''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
CUnited Press, via All America Gables

VUhlJed Press, VIA All AMeI1Cd OdUleSJ
NUEVA YORK, agosto 7.-Esta ma
fiana ha llegado aqui procedente de Ca
racas Ell senor Cesar Davila, nombra
do por lel gobierno de Venezuela agre
gado comercial en- la Legacion de aque
LA republica.
Ell sefior Davila, seg1n los informes
publicados por Ell NEW York Herald
esta casado con una sobrina del gene
raj Gomez es ademas uno de los mas
fervientes partidarios de su Admins
TRACTION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
La inStauraciion de
|. una dictadura mill
tar en- Italia pare
- ce inIninentd
BE RXTIENDE LA LUCIA ENTIRE
NACIoNALPsTAs Y coMU14IsTAs

ROMA, julio ga pesar de 10 que
~ ha dicho len contrario en- centros of
hles y politicos creese en- bien infor
mados cifculos que es inminente la ms
tauraci6u de una dictadura militar, co
emaRel inico medic para tevitar que Ell
tetfitorio del pals Sc ensangrente con
una guerra civil que pudiera adquirir
extraordinaria extension.
La naci6n esta aiin sin gabinete y
no Hay esperanza de que Sc resuelva
la crisis ministerial de un momento a
otro.e
Cast todos los principales hombres
pIblicos, han reconocido que no pue-
den formar un nuevo gobierno en- las
actuales circumstances.
La opinion Sc halla en- un periodic fe-
Hb&citante, con motive de la lucha ar
vmada que viene desarrollandose entire
los fascistas y los socialistas y comu-
nistas. Ell conflicto vase extsndiendo
mas cada dia abarca nuevas ciudades
TapidamentO.
q Enti6ndese que ell rey Victor Manuel
invitara al senior Dsnava a formar un
ministerio y case de que 81 no tenga
exito en- sus gestiones, invitara de nue.
vo al sefior Orlando al senior Deni-
cola a constituir gobferno.
ANsIEDAD ALLADA
LoNDREs, julio 27.-Tdvose hoy co
nocimiento de que la crisis ministerial
de Italia existente desde hace una Sc
nas'sstA siendo objeto de ansiosa ex-
n etaci6n por parte de las potencias
Apliadas.
Considerase la situacion peligrosa en-
vista de que es possible la constitution
de una dictadura militar, con motive
de la lucha entire los fascist y los CO.
munistas que no ha podido reprimirse.
Cr6ese verosimil que, con motive de
In situaci6n italiana, las conferencias
1hteraliadas para resolvsr sobre LIS
indemnizaciones alemanas " otros asun
tos de importancia international, sean
pospuestas hasta Ell mes de setEembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
Ell TENIENTE HINTON
Sc PREPARA.
NUEvA YORK, agosto 7.-El tenie

te Hinton ha manifestado que va esta
preparado para esnprender esta SEMI
ma su vuelo hacia Ell Brasil.
Como es sabido ell tenient'e Hinton
Sc propone detenerse en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
LA CONFERENCIA
EN- RECESO.

LoNDREs, agosto LA conferen-
cia Sc ha declarado en- receso hasta
mafiana
No hay noticia Official acerca de 10
discutido en- las sesiones preliminares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
FARMACIA SAN FRANCISCO
DRoGUERIA AL PoR MAYOR

Y4DETALL
Salvador Brau "a, esuuina Tanca
'Drogas y productos quimicos de alta
caIidad
Patentes, perfumeria, miscelaneas
visits nuestra fuente de soda.
Pida 10 que necesite por tel6fono.
Despachamos rapidamente 6rdenes de
IA isla, por correo.
Telsfono 554 San Juan, r. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
|DENUNCIADos PoR
ALTERAR EFT, ORDEN

ALI6hAk Ill OkDEN
II domingo fueron sentenciados en-
Ia Corte cinco d6lares de multa. por
a1terar Ell Crden, Rafael Conception,
Benito Ayala, Manuel Davila. Ignacia
Morales, Elisa Acevedo y Carmen Aya
Ina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
FRENTE A DOWNING STREET
UNA INMENSA MUCHEDUM=
BRE VITOREA A LOS DELE
GADOS.

LoNDREs, agosto Una nutrida
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AVER, A LAS TRES DE LA TARDE,
ILEGO E LCRUCERO 'BIRMING-
HAM,

continuation de la Ia. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-08
PoR EsCANDALOsA

Por alterar el orden en- la calle San
Agustfn, Puerta de TERRA, fH6 senten
ciada en- la Corte municipal pagar
cinco d6lares de multa Georgina Ro-
b1es.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
F IND BATH ROOM
KILLING MYSTERY
Nude Bodies OF Young Couple Found
In Home; Bear No Marks Of
Violence; Police Search for
Answer 10 Crime.

New York. Oct. 30-Mysterlous
death Of Daniel Cohen. %. craftsman,
and his bride Of month, whose nude
bodies were found in a bathroom
without trace OF violence or poison,
was probed by police and detectives.
Frederick Snowdon, coroner. scout
ed the police theory of suicide and
said he believed a double murder
had been committed. He said there
would be no inquest today, as he
was just beginning his investigation.
Cohen's body, with his clothing.
was found on the bathroom floor of
the couples home In Yonkers. The
only mark on his body was a slight
abrasion on one hand Mrs. Cohen
lay in the bathtub, her body sub
merged in water.
Neither the police nor coroner
could find any trace of gas or cleo
trocution, they said. The apartment
was locked.
The bodies were discovered when
Mrs. ID. Il. Cohen, mother OF the
bridegroom, found Sunday mornings
milk bottle outside the door and per-
suaded neighbor to break in the
apartment.
She told authorities that the young
couple had been extremely happy
and had betrayed no cause for sui
eide.
Snowdon said It was practically inn
possible that Cohen could have killed
his wife and then himself, as his
body had all the appearance of hav-
ing been carefully arranged on the
floor.
The coroner declared he believed
Mrs. Cohen had been held under
water until she drowned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
FAsC|sTI TAKES
RE|NS, START ON
ITALIAN CABINET
mussoilnl Refuses Accept compro-
mise; Army OF 100000 stands
Back Of His Demands for
Control Government.
TO RULE ITALY WITHOUT
CONSENT OF PARLIAMENT
Coup Marked by Few Disorders;
"Blaok Shirts" Concentrated at
Various Points In Nation
Hold Whip Hand.
by HENRY WOOD.
United Press staff correspondel


Rome. Oct. 9O--Italy today hat
bowed TO the Fascist and Benitt
Mussolini busted himself forming q
cabinet.
The demand OF Mussollnl. leader
OF the Fascist. that complete control
OF the government be handed over
to HIS organization. was met by King
Victor Emmanuel when Mussolinl
was asked to form a ministry.
Back OF Mussolinis demand was
his army of 100000 adherents ready
to act II the government was not
handed over peaceably.
The Fascist leader refused to ac'
cept compromise. His invitation
to form a ministry only came after
he had refused point blank TO par.
ticipate in any cabinet headed by
former Premier Salandra.
Mussoini was expected in Rome
today. lie has left Milan, where he
has been in conference with leaders
of his party. According to reliable
information, the new premier stopped
off at Lake Garda 20 have an audi
ence with Gabrielle DAnnunzio,
Italy's poet-airman. This is taken
to mean that the hero Of Fiume may
become n power in Italian politics.
The Fascist will rule Italy with
out the consent of parliament. the
majority of whose members are So
cialists and bitterly opposed to the
strong monarchistlc tendencies of
Mussolini. 1t is believed that rarlia-
ment will be dissolved on November
7, when II conyenes and that Mus
solini will appeal to the country fer
support.
The bourse in Rome has been
closed until November G. The Fas-
cisti took over most Of the opposi-
tion newspapers.
The fort overlooking Rome, which
had been seized by the Nationalists,
was turned over to the military after
Mussollni had been invited to be
come premier.
The coup of the Fascist, who had
concentrated at several points in
Italy and were prepared to fight
their way into power, was marked
with only few disorders.
At Cremona, six Fascist were
killed by police when the 'Black
Shirts" attempted to take over the
government. One man was killed in
Rome yesterday afternoon in a con-
flict between the Fascist and com
munists. From Pacenza comes re-
ports that two members of the mill
tary police were killed and four
Fascist wounded.
The casualties were considered
very light considering the scope of
the political upheaval which had
every aspect of revolution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
LIVING WAGE IS
NOT PRACTICAL
DECLARES RULE
So Says Labor Board In Refusing
Demands OF Men That u be
Made Basis for New Wage
Scale; 10 Wharton Answer.
SWITCHMEN CHIEF ASKS
FOR DISSOLUTION BOARD
Gives Great Support 10 "outlaw'
Unions, Say Heads; Fear Repctl.
tIon Of outlaw Strikes Of
1920, Says View.
ny Tho United rwA.)

Chicago. Oct. 30. Declaring that
the living wage" proposition Of
railroad unions was 'Iust hut un.
practical" the railroad labor board
today had fatty rejected the de.
mand OF the men that the "llylng
wage" be made the basis for a new
wage scale.
majority opinion stated that II
carried out the theory would wreck
evafy railroad In the country and
If carried into other industries
would result In communistic ruin
The statement was the formal de.
oision on the ruling issued ten days
aga granting a two-eent an hour In
crease In minimum wage of main
tenance OF way employees.
Tho decision was also IN the ma
ture Of reply TO A. o. Wharton,
labor member OF the board. who in
dissenting opinion advocated rec
ognition OF the "living wage"
The living wage az defined by
railroad representatives was one
which would support family OF
five. II was claimed that the low.
est 'liying wage" for common labor
should range from 72 TO 75 cents
an hour. Under the recent Increase
the board granted a wage scale TO
maintenance men ranging from 25
to 81 cents an hour.
The majority opinion explained
that the granting of n living wage
would bring the annual railroad pay
roll up TO S5,5S9,i45,993. This would
make the total expenses approx.
mately $7,S0i ,S71,713 a year while
the total revenues average about
S5,5G3. 3.232,2l5. Thus the railroads
would face an annual deficit of more
than $2,OO0,000,O0O.
The decision also challenged
statements of the unions that the
average family consisted Of five.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
TAKING OVER or GOVERNMENT BY
FASCIST MARKS END OF REGIME
20 YEARS ITALY'S OLD SCHOOL

in the occupation of Rome by the
Fascist.
Strictly speaking, the present
revolution only means that the old
governing classes personified by Gil
olitti Orlando and Salandra, which
in twenty years created leviathanic
bureaucracy and after the war
squandered billions by costly con-
cessions have gone.
The populists and socialists who
maintained their individual political
status by the distribution Of patron
age which came out of the public
purse, are now doomed to make way
for the younger forces who have
sprung from the war
From monarchy to parliament,
there is not a single institution
which is threatened, except the par
asitic ones, which have cost the
country untold millions.
1t is expected that drastic meas
ures will be taken by Mussolini to
balance the national budget and cut
out all non-essential expenditures
Paternalism in government will un
doubtedly be a thing of the past.
Unless all indications fail, the
Fascist who are not bound by ira
ditions, obligations or party affilia
tions, will endeavor to give the
country sane, economic govern
ment, including a cabinet of the
most able and patriotic elements.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
ANALYSIS REPORT
NOT MADE PUBLIC.
state Chemist Completes Analysis
Of Medicine Said Been Taken by
Negro Before Death; Accused
Woman 10 Return.

Report OF the analysis of the
medicine which officers believe
caused tho dcFth OF A. J. Leo, ne
gro farmer. Is expected TO be made
today or tomorrow by the state
chemist in Oklahoma City. II was
stated this morning in the county
attorneys office.
From Oklahoma City today came
reports that the analysis had been
completed but that the state chem.
list would not announce his findings
unless authorized by the county at
torney of Grady county.
When asked to authorize the Is.
suance OF this information, County
Attorney Goff declined this morn.
ing stating that he did not expect
to make the report of the analysis
public until it was introduced in
court.
Mrs. Ora Williams, woman charg.
ed with having sold the medicine to
Lee, is at liberty on $500 cash bond.
Immediately after securing her re-
lease from custody, she left for her
home in Texas, where she was called
by the serious illness of her moth
er. She announced before leaving
that she would return to Chickasha
as soon as her mothers condition
would permit. Preliminary hearing
on the murder charge pending
against her viii be held as soon as
she returns, the county attorney has
announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
nv CAMILLO CIANFARRA.


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Rome, Oct. 30-Assumption Of the
premiership by Benito Mussolini,
leader of the Fascist marks the
end of a regime of twenty years of
statesmen Of the old school, and is
the advent of young blood in Italian
affairs.
For the past twenty years, the
kingdom Of Victor Emmanuel has
been governed by men who have
practically lost all notions as to
the meaning of democracy.
Every cabinet made a series Of
concessions to the radical elements.
During the war all sorts of impossi,
BILE promises, from the free distribu-
tion of land to enfranchisement of
the illiterate, were made to the
Italians in the trenches.
Obviously, most of the promises
could not be kept which caused gen
eral dissatisfaction throughout the
country and resulted in many social
ist victories at the polls in 1919.
In 1920 the socialists, having had
their first taste of power, occupied
many industrial plants throughout
the land
This marked the turning point in
the situation and was the beginning
of reaction on the part of con
servative elements which eliminated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
Says Aids "OutIaWs."
Continued on page eight.)

Forty prominent club women of
Oklahoma are expected here to at
tend the meeting of the state coun-
ell of the Oklahoma Federation of
Women's clubs, to be held Tuesday
and Wednesday. All sessions will
be held in the auditorium Of the
Oklahoma College for Women.
The visiting club women will be
entertained in the homes Of the
members of the various clubs here
offliated with the state federation.
Mrs. r. X. Wootten, of this city,
will preside over the opening ses-
sion, to be held Tuesday evening at
500 o'clock. AT this time, G. w.
Austin, president of the college here
will deliver the address Of welcome.
Response to the address of welcome
will be delivered by Mrs. John R..
Frazier. of Wilbdrton, president of
the Oklahoma State Federation of
Women's clubs.
Music for the opening session will
be furnished by Miss Lois Bennett,
member of the Oklahoma College for
wemen faculty; Miss Francis Bu-
chanan, instructor in violin, O. c.
W., and Miss Mabel Butler, vocalist.
Talks will be made by Mrs. Eugene
B. Lawson, of Nowata; Mrs. Lola
Clark Pearson, general federation
director, Marshall, Okla; DR.. Win
ME NJ. Sanger, vice-president at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
OKLAHOMA CLUB WOMEN MEET IN
CHICKASHA TUESDAY TO START
IMPORTANT BUSINESS SESSIONS

large, Oklahoma City. Each past
president will be asked to deliver
greetings.
A one-act play by Miss Francis
Davis, dean Of the school of fine
arts, will complete Tuesday even.
ing's program.
With Mrs. J. r. Frazier presiding,
the next session will be held We'd
nesday morning, beginning at 900
o'clock. Report of state and dis.
trict officers will be received at this
meeting.
The final session will be held
Wednesday afternoon, beginning at
200 o'clock. Reports from special
committees will be received at the
closing session.
Among the prominent club women
of Oklahoma who are expected here
to attend the council meeting are:
Mrs. George Rainey. of Enid, presi
dent of the first district; Mrs. G
Fl. Mcdonald, Fairview, president ol
the second district; Mrs. John @
Adams, Claremore, president of the
third district; Mrs. H. ]. Fowler
Poteau, president fourth district;
Mrs. Stratton d. Brooks, Norman
president fifth district.
Mrs. Marie Henry Hood. Man
gum; Mrs. c. o. Johnson, Durant
Mrs. Fred G. Cowles. McAlester,
Mrs. ]. G. Scott, Elk City; Mrs. w
N. Sill, Tulsa,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
NO PREFERRED RIGHTS
MUNICIPALITIES, RULE

Oklahoma City, Oct. 3O.-Attorney
General George f. Short wrote the
city attorney of Bartlesville today
that preferred rights would be-grant.
ed no municipality over individual
depositors in failed state banks.
Short pointed out that the nun
pal funds carry surety bonds while
the individuals are unprotected.
Bartlesville had $132,000 on de-
posit in a failed bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
Phillips Woman Is
Wanted in Houston
on Assault Charge

Houston. Texas. Oct. aO.-Mrs.
Clara Phillips. on trial In Los An.
golcs. Calf. on charges OF beating
Mrs. Alberta Meadows TO death with
hammer, Is under Indictment here
ON charges OF assault with intent 10
murder, filed by her stepfather, q. l..
Mcdonald. Il became known today.
The charges. which were filed
here last January 20. also name Mrs.
vhllllps' husband, Robert Phillips.
Authorities say they have mover been
dismissed and are awaiting trial at
present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
KANSAS sHRINERS MEET

Leavenworth, Kan, Kan. Oct. 30.--
More than 1000 Shriners Of the Abb
dallah Temple jurisdiction are at
tending the Shrine ceremonial here
today.
a feature of the session Is a
special ceremonial for wives and
sweethearts of the Shriners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-30
LEAvENWWoRTH MAN DEAD

Leavenworth, Kans. Oct. 30-Harry
Rabinovitz, prominent business man
of Leavenworth died here during the
night as the result of a cold con-
tracted while on tour of Europe.
He was so years old.