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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
County Election Notice

We. the Election Commissioners Vi
Dickson Cepnsy. hereby cab ~ slse-
tipn TO be kead at the vsrious voting
precincts II thu County On Thursday,
August Q. iSa2, b@twesn the hours OF
. q. m, 10 4 .. M, for the purpos.
Of sleetin9 0ns Trustee, one County
Court Clerk. ono Circuit Court Clerk,
one Register, ore Sheriff, one Con-
stable In each n!strict, except thu
9Th, which ia 10 eject two; oas chaix'
man Of the Highway Commisaion
from the Couhtyss large, t~o High
! way Conmissicnefs from che Districts
In the Dickson Court jurisdiction, and
two from the Charlotte Court Dta'
tricts; one Justice Of the Peace from
the 9th District.
The following officers sase beer
selected 10 held said election; This
vw requires officers appointed &c
bold election 10 serve, there bsing
penalty for failufssl
lat bir,-W. II. Baker, W. A. Sui.
Ivan, Bob Vineyard. Judges; Var
Springer, r. l. Few, Clsfks; BUD
Baker, receiver, Miles Fielder, regia
tTar
End Dist.---Jim Kimhro. II. {
Bruce, Dickson Donsgaa, Judges
Steve Fielder, Bobbls Rsddsn, Clerks
Wintr.d Pseler. receiver; Mack bud.
ley, registrar.
3rd Dist.--C. ]. underhlll, Rubsl
White. &. Tidwsll. Judges; Elmer It'd
well, H. j Deal, Clerks Needhar
Carton, rsciever; Harden Lamplsy
registrar.
t,h Dist 1890 Brown hoxl~-A ]
Carter, J. NJ. Ridgsway. Fulton Gen
try. Judges. Turner Luther. L. A
Cathey, Clerks, Gus Brown, receiver
W W. Hogin, registrar
l.h Dist burns boxl- u
Frazier, Sam Brown. Jim Perry
Judges, J. L. Matthews, W. T. Ais
pAugh, Clerks; J. h. Reeder. reeeiv
CT, All Richardson, registrar.
18th. Dsl.-vA- l., Seott. II. M. Saa
dera. A. l. White, Judges; W. X
Foster Clyde Gugsby, clerks Bel
burgie. receiver. Jake Sanders, rex
istTAr
9th Dist Charlotte bop--W
Daniel, W. +, Byrn, HellAsld Dun
AWAY, Judges. ! 4. HLkrraon, jim
butler. Clerks; II. l.. Anderson, re
criycr, Forrest Roberts, registrar.
9th Dist tSyivisl /. q. Bryn., q
l. fatum. ". T. Hatcher. judge
Dan WAhhAw. J IL Crutcher, Clerks
A X Kerry, receiver. Lueien Storey
registrar.
tn Dist H. r Sessler. Il. L
Storey Lynch Dunning. Judges
Roger Weakley. Anthony Sessler
Clerks Wayne Duke, receiver; Blu,
Pickering registrar.
9Th Dist Cumberland Furnac,
box b, W Speight. r. d. ferebee
j y, fefscll. Judges, Wayne Harris
I'd Hutton, Clerks, G.. W. Msksy, .
csivsr. W + Murphy. registrar.
sth Dist tllamble boxl F, s
Smith, Geo, tdglu. W. r Dunaway
Judges. Geo Hooper, Van Haygood
Clicks. II. c, Nicka, receiver. ]. "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Obituary.

J y. Gtltio sas born IN hloh
men county. Tenn December tbs
And 1853 aud sss married 10 Mar,
PsI.s,,oe Aicoch December ~
1855 II. proise.ed hope in Cbs,s,
10 isOe Have tired 10 live I
Christian lite ever since have
hope Of living alter death, thu
money could not buy
J. D. Gn@n departed 'n.s li'
July 3. 1871
Written BY J n. GrMn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Civil War fisatosy
by Mr.. c. H. Clark
Artiele o.


We we're then 10 eight Vi the kres
al Russesa,s, atmy, no. IN from %.
IL rs!nsA every inmate aurins the
night but ceased about sunriss.
THE Yankees hsd nen out To Assd
|sss The . abo,sts "a ~ Rsbsls.
lou their say 40 the oath or
Evids.ts fred 90 them woundans too
|of them. Cleo. Robert X. Lss wss
u,ta % The faahsss wsrs ct the
foo, Of The hill and bsIsn kfins 90
|us. We scot. near The boot d The
hill and opened IRE on them. That
was the ii,h oi sepssUbss 1881,
ana us. The irsi time ever shot
ri q msn. One Of my Dstghoo'
boys tell dead q, my sids and ~s
raised the Rebel yell ehsrsed
hem snd they asd. They alssy'
looked better 10 me running THAI
standing and shooting II ] bal
been rsnnlns the world the ~a'
sould have ended then snd there
DO. Oh. my Gen. Lee told Col
Ssyass to get W out ~ aaicl
las possible OF se would b
| captured by Rossusns army WI
wsrv thirty miles from ocf waso'
train aud out Of rstions. We Start
| I'd back towards Valley Mountain
| and stopped In the evening and on
| quarter master furnished - will
.i.t o.ri. which .s bfo,lsd on ID
FIRE witlou, sal, % bread, bot .
vew hungry and sent ios II,
rhr.. OF tour pounds u tai bsel
without salt OF bread on hangr
! stomach, will give . isllow The .ou
Ibslen Rosscrsns With Die Yanks
tsrny headed ior seusl Noantsb
| pin,ty milss from us, and ~s star'
| ID 10 tntefcsp. him. We anslt
Irsehed our ~ssoa train. -. CON
msas AaA AsnA4, seA siAsssA an Il
long march 1t rs,nsd almost dali
and the mud vas awtal. Soon
wagons and teams srss IN In ID
mud. which cosfo DO, b. eatfisss+s
some mules and horses we're con
plssiy exhausted and could pt
| pull their lee, ifom the mud. "
ssnl on back to uteenbtier riv,
sud hu,tedly marched tosait
Big a.svl Mountsin We diecas'
ed oor ,rnis and vent 90 thfous
1.-The var In "the opea We hs
been in the war lar lees than q,
months. but hariaa hard tlmss.
/ c. X, CLARK.
/ TO be Continued)
Vote Iot J " F,eldsr tor ReTisl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Republk - pylsnsry.

Ne. III. eAsarmss sad sscfsssfyg
al the kssaelsc.n lssmafy C'am.
missr% cs uieks1A eeansy. see0anl /
Tie ksas&sss9 10 MAd The RspsAhv
eea nimssy etassiee on Aasasa a
ie1a A~,s asc the haass "a . 4. uA
snsa I y N 10 the 'sslles,ns dsssssess
II Dnssa eoanty; .
ia dt.s-tt,--W Il DansuaA W,
Is M r. X. J ysesssrd. jsdsss
|s Fl.lsss } q kineo, sssstss.
" A s4,i.isa1 ts-riyes
ani alsstst ~4Ssm Hard. Z L.,
ChanrsH CT n Einero iadsss,
Ia l.. MA, D k,neto, elerks; ].
la Nelson f~ssisst
ssd dss,t,e, ", y Masssn. W
IN Ftasi.f. { J usds,hlil. iadsss.
II q fidsvu, V y ueauAitl.
CLERKS ] Il iidw.ll receiver,
Glib district !, l. Hlests~cs, !,
viii AeIa,a.. W A 70 q, iadsess
IW. W,hasn, c Csnrevll esiss !,
l.. B. McClu. receiver
9th d,slr,t,--WlIi DAVIS, Mr. l,
H. shsst. . B,,ems, taiss, \
Ia Tutor H.ssiv Scott elsiaG A.
na~sil, receiver
e,h dis.rist-~R . Alien, N ID
Ali.a. W. A Frost, iads., n,
sou,hs'lsni. F,.rh so~ks clsrss,
9Th District Sylvia hos Joe
Csmsesli. Jehnni. Mallory. h 7,
Underwood. Judges; J " Story
lWayss Bstsman. cleft, White
Adsms. t~evivei
| 7,h di.tric,-E n Jon.., ] r.
'Bsku,J c Jones. !edse.: I, Cat,
Ier. l. sps,sL,. eirfas J ]. Joass,
receiver
| sih d,.triCt-M A Fo-,et 7 j
H.sssu, /. A fos.+, Judge, q
In Poster Al wiiliAms eisih
III " Shelton. reeslvss
| eh distrie, -t9.asdsa hoIl 4
la. Williams, ], W shsliou, "a, A
Fo.,rs. iadse,, " \ gos,%s. X
!, sasass- s,s-ss,s A l. ns.s.- ..e.ases
9th dis,ne,--tysnlrrt haaI J., =
HAnns, Il l. H.'~msu. Y Q j@t
soa. judges. Al y an AZ wsMs
~. el-sA.; J n Dstts. s-o~,s~
| 10Th district 1t W Na,n,ct.
IC wsyn.os, Al nissspn i'"lss,
w A y,nes. " L hollsg, clerk I
lii Wsyniot. rec a,sf
lith dis,iiei Joe n. iu J
Jones. |. " Adam. iiis1,
Wsavu, Arthur Jorss aisiks
Wiisoa receiver
18th distre,--T 7 ksphst,
woodsrti. " " Fo~IeE issssE
Nv kthsrlv. I'd IDEAL clsrhs. u
/, jorbsn. receiver
II 18th di,,r,c,--B 4 MeElhinsy.
liz Adsms. " Z Hsaaseh. !udsss,
4 4 v-s,ss. De" Adams, clerks 3 |
!. Nckib ney v~csives.
Al lAth disste,--J \ Williams. I
!, Mcc,silsnd. N b 0eoAusa. Judge
JR Booka. " ] McClsiisnd, clerk
!, 4 spann. receiver F
18th districs--J W Story. p
siAptios, Al 0svstt iudsss; \
IL MoCislisnd. r D rolsf. eierk
w 4 Caldwell. receiver
Harry Davis. Chairman.
W r Fostst, nscy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

Farms iiom 10 sorss up. You
buy direct from owners Grove
any crops grown in tennessee
: Inc tobacco and strawberries
Good water, also timber and cut.
over lands. Write TOT particulars
and terms. q. Y. BENNETT,
Manchester. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

O., yous safety usW bltdss At
the Gle more Pharmacy All stsad-
ard mskss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
The Wear lis In A. Roof-Not On 1t

The service OH get from asphalt roofing depends on
the tMghncss end durability Of the mpregnated felt
that gives it body and strength A roof doesn't wear
do,rn, 1t wears ut
Long HE is built INTO Flex-a-Tle Roofing, FELT
FIRST nltnaking is IN art IN itselt-an art that
moro than 80 Years Of Richardson experience has 70
'duced to a sce"e.
In FleN-rrle&Shlngle Roll Roofing YOU get the very
best grad, Al ~l surface roll roofing with unusual
added iaaiF,~,le appearance on individual Giant
Shingles. noiJ.d ~ >hingle Roll gives the beauty
Of asphalt shlnc roofa, less than half its cost
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

Good -ild pasture. seventy ovs
scrss With spfina sstu. u "
per mon.n W 4 ~kNSlNb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
A Ssls add Meatciss iar the Live
anA S.am acA.

and S.eMach,
"Chs 10 heflsias Tablets kf Via
stomach aud liver afs spl.ndsd
aeve tire al telling my irisads ar
ns,shhos- oi their eaalits~., sri't'
Mrs william vollmes. Facts asd
N. Y When eil.oas eeosties,st
or troubled wi,h Indigestion. sis'
them trial They Gill do ycs
good
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
A!RI'I.ANE HERE JUNE 3
Great Preparations Being Made for
Old Soldiers Reunion

The program for the Confederate
veterans reunion to be held ut Pick
ems June 3 is ne elring completion
end present indications are that it
will be one Of the best programs ever
Arranged for Il similar occasion.
Aviator Johnson, who was here last
year. has been engaged to return here
fer June 3 to give exhibition flights
in his new airplane.
AZ least enc ana maybe two brass
bands will be on hand tc furnish music
throughout the day
Another added feature will be the
presence here of the Easlcy military
company, Il unit Of the National
guard. The company will march in
the parade and later go through it's
drills.
The principal speaker of the occa-
sion will be Col. Rion Mckissick of
Grconvilc. Mr. McKissick is q much
sought speaker for occasions of this
nature and Piokans is fortunate in
getting him to come here for our
annual reunion.
PickcnS county people always look
forward TO This annual cHcnt when
they do honor TO the Confederate
veterans and from G0C0 tc l9o0o pcn
pie arc expected to attend this year.
Complete program will Be published
in The Sentinel ncxt wccl:
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
NEW PICKENS COUNTY LAWS
Last Legislature Made Several
Changes Affecting This County.

Among the acts passed by the last
meeting of the state legislature was
one cffecting the salaries of several
Pickens county officers. Under th,:
act the clerk of court and probate
Judge were placed on a straight sal
ary basis and the fec system abolish
cd. The former salary Of the clerk of
court was $3.50 q year and fees, while
the probate Judge received $40O Il
year and fees. Under The new ar
rangcmCnt, effective April 1, 1922, the
clerk will receive $4,000 year and
the probate Judge $1,000. All fees VIII
horoaftor be turned over to The coun
ty treasurer.
Several othyr salary reductions
w>rr made, bu, will not take eject
until expiration of tcrms of present
ncumbents. Salary uf sheriff is re-
duced from $2i00 a year to $4,000;
supervisor from $2iO0 to 1000. Sala-
rics CT othcr officers i'm which thcrc
was little if any change arc Auditor
$500, treasurer $500, superintendent
CT education $500. coroncr $3.50,
county commissioners 500 each with
So day for each days work under
direction CT supervisor not cXcpcdinm
$50 days, clerk to commissioners $500.
Another act passed at the last lcgis-
laturc was one requiring all magis-
trntts, constablcs, ru. Il policemen,
deputies and all count, cacc officers
Of PicHons county to Elc With county
supervisor Il full report Of all work
dcnc by them during tn" previous
month, giving in said report the date.
name, cflcnsc or crime tried, and
disposition Of all cases and matters
reported thereon, penalties imposed
and fines and costs collccted. 1t is
provided that no officer Shall receive
compensation fer work done until re
port is filed
Tho legislature authorized TIC Pick.
ems county treasurer to transfc,
$l,5GO.20 to the ordinary county fund
This is the money refunded to Pick;
ons county in 1921 by the state, be
ing excess taxes collected in 1919.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18

had worked together, they attended
church and Sunday school together
then they died together and were
buried together. We know not the
way Of God but we know it is the
best.
The funeral of Miss Ollie Brown
was conducted Sunday at Pratcrs
church near Pickcns and attended by
a large concourse or sorrowing
friends and relatives. She was a
daughter of the Widow Brown Of
Glenwood village and a very popular
young lady. She was preparing for
visit to friends in Liberty when
killed.
May the great God of heaven and
earth, who alone can do it, comfort
the bcrcavcd ones in their hour OF
anguish and heal their bleeding
hearts.
Just about the time that Miss
| Brown was killed by stroke OF
Lightning, Mr.. Fields Chapman, well
known citizen Of the Glenwcod Mil
! village, was hit about the mead by
| lightning and rendered unconscious
while in his home near the home OF
Miss Brown. He had very narrow
cscarc but has recovered from Tho
I, clfC" cf thu shock.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
SIN MILE BAPTIST ACADEMY


The trustees of Six Mile Baptist
Academy held their annual meeting
at Pickcns last Saturday. Several
important matters were considered
and acted upon which it is thought
will be beneficial and increase its
sphere cf usefulness, and chief among
them was the election Of princ-
pal for next year. Fer this impor
tant position DR.. j. II. Mitchell was
elected. Or. Mitchell is a minister
and stands high with his dcnomina-
ton. For some years past he has
devoted much time to teaching and
is considered one Of the best school
men in the state.
We understand that the present
session of this school closes this
week and Immediately upon it's
close Dr.. Mitchell will move to Six
Mile, into the home now occupied by
Rev. w. NJ. Walker, to assume charge.
He comes to a great field Of oppor-
tunity and the friends and patrons of
the institution expect the largest
attendance next year Of any year Of
its history. For the past year Dr.
Mitchell has been in charge Of a
similar school which the Baptists
have recently opened at Wannamakcr,
and larger school he was induced TO
come here.
The trustees also decided to pur-
chase the home owned by Rev. W..
NJ. Walker which was offered them
as home for the principal. This
property consists of q siX-rOom res
idcnr" and seven acres Of land lying
broadsidc Of the school property. 1t
is understood that Rev. Mr. Walker
will move to his old home in Spartan.
burg county.
Another matter CT Importance was
the decision Of the trustees to in
stall watcrworks in the school build
| inc and dormitorics by means Of
! pumping from well for the present
to be charged later
i resolution Ct appreciation Ct the
| so,vices Of the present principal,
I, NJ. W c. Mann, was adopted. They
| feel grateful To Mr. Mann for failing
The schoDl az The time and undc,
thc circumstances existing al tho
time. He very kindly gave up his
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
TEN DISTRICTS IN STATE
Gotten Association Goes to Work
County Meeting May %

Columbia, a,-Thc organization com
mittee of the South Carolina Cotton
Growers Cooperative Association to-
day divided the State into ten dis
tricts and set the machinery in no.
tion for the permanent organization
Of the association.
The growers in each county who
have signed the contract were called
to meet at their respective county
seats Oh Tuesday, May %, at l2 o.
clcck and elect delegates to their re-
srectivo district conventions, which
will be held on Tuesday, May 30, at
rcon.
The ten districts set aside BY the
committee today are as follows:
District Nc. l-Marlhoro and
Chesterfield counties. The distsc;
convention will be held at Bcnnctts-
villc.
District No. 2-Grccwillc, pic',
cns, Oconcc and Anderson coun-
tics The district convention viii! be
held at Clemson College.
District No. 3 Spartanburg, I.au.
rcns, linicn, Nowbcrry and Cherokee
Counties. The district convention will
be held at Spartanburg.
District No Abocvillo, Grcen-
weed, Mccormick, Edgciicld, Sa!uda,
Aiken, RaYnwcll and AllDndala coun-
tics The district convention will
be held at Aiken.
District Nc. 5-Darlngton and Lee
Counties. The district convention will
he held at Darlington.
District No. 6-Dillion, Marion,
Florence, Horny and Georgetown
Counties. The tIsi ict convention
will be held at Marion.
District No. Rchland, Lc.rngton
and Calhoun Counties. The district
convention will be held at Columbia.
District No. S--Orangcburg, Dor
chester, Ccllcton, Bambcrg and
Hampton Counties. The district CON
vcntion will be held at O,anGcbure.
District Nc. D--Sumter, Clarendon
and williamsburg Counties. The dis
trict convention will be held at Sum
ter.
District No. 1o-York, Chcstcr,
Lancaster, Fairfield and Kcrshaw
Counties. The, district convention
will be held at Rock Hill.
Al the county convention to be
hold on Tuesday, May %, delegates
to the district conventions will be
elected on the following basis: One
delegate from each county and one
delegate for each 1000 bales and
majority fraction thereof. At the
district convention two candidates
fer directors shall be named by each
district.
Following the district conventions
the two candidates selected in each
district will be voted by the mem
bcrs Of the respective districts.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
COOPERATIVE FARMERS MEET
ING

All members Of the cooperative
cotton marketing association are ur-
gcd to be present at meeting in
the court house next Tuesday morn
ing, May 23, at II o'clock. Dele
gates will be elected to the district
meeting and other business discussed
Only those who have signed contracts
are expected to attend.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18

day night Of last week by the first,
advanced first and second grades
The program showed that il took
hard work to get it up, and to Mrs.
Perry and Misses Emily Falls and
Mary Goodwin goes most Of the
credit for its success. The name of
the play was "Crowning the May
Queen.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
NEW GOV. FOR THIS STATE.
Cooper Resigns to &c tG Farm Board
Harvey Succeeds.

Gov. II. A. Cooper Of South Caro-
INA has been appointed by President
Harding to fill the vacancy or the
Federal Farm Lean Beard caused by
the resignation of A. f. Lever also of
South Carolina. Hc has announced
his intention to accept the appoint
mcnt and resign as governor May 80.
The new position cf Gov. Cooper is
an important enc and pays salary
of $4,000 a wear.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
GOOD NEWS FROM CENTRAL
Vote $4,000 For SchCcl Improve
mtnts-Memorial Day Observed.

ana cGnndSNcC III TINS section of old
Pickcns county and her vision for
the cnccming generation by voting
$4,000 dollars Of bends for school
Improvement On the 4th of May
the pclls were cron from 500 in The
mcinin% to I:G0 in The afternoon
and sixty Of this school districts
best citizens marched to the polls and
votcd, fifty, i"ht votinn for bends an
Two voting against bonds. This
25,000 dollars if expended accorclin~
tc the purpose CT The trustees VIII
give us 4 school building second 60
none in pickcn. county.
The spirit OF sure and firm prog
ross IN amy town CT community is
manifested in the interest they have
in their schools and churches and il
housing the people When cur school
building is completed we will have y
100000 dollar institution devoted TO
the education and better citizenship
Of our community.
The last days CT work arc now be
ing done on the Methodist church ana
when completed the people of this
community will hovr r,t IL ron,a
numbers SEQ 600 dollar. INFO f, c,urch
building.
Anyone looking for y good pla e t@
educate thcir children wcnl i, w.,.
10 invcstimotc fro situation =, a.,
tral There is NO bott,r tcv., H.
size cn Tho main line of thr coutl,o,,,
railroad from New Yo,h TO Now Or-
loans than Central
nv, cr, IAN ,o l,.,
tho Con,,,, ,,,, - cnrtr,l H.,
saturday
Nr = p N,ru., r,o ,f co,,4.,l,.
n,,.i .,,, ,,.;,,..
has rccoutlv nc,cn;. d f, ros;,irn nc
s,c,ct;ry and t,,,s,n.,r rf ,hn p,r-
fay of Crcr,vil,u Nr Nor,.,n
will retain his business intnrosts h.rn
and will not move hi: family to Gr,cr
Vile at present.
r G. Gaines. Jr,' snont scnc vcy,
pleasant bu, short hours ~ And, ,.yci
last Sunday.
Air. John Cra:p CT pickcry was :,
Central visitor one day last weck.
John wears his usual smile and eypets
YOU with his hearty hand shake Come
again Johnny.
There We're very interesting and
apprcE Eiato services held at tie First
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

State Superintendent Of Education
Swcaringcn announced Monday that
he is a candidate for governor Of
South Carolina
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-05-18

1I,.,;, err p''''''0 W iieei''ei''
Eodor,I r,.. ~
thc rcsivn,ticn or ~ a.. ,,e
South Carolina. He has announced
his intention to accent the appoint
mcnt and resign as governor Nav 80
The new position cf Gov. Coopcr is
an important enc and paws a salary
OF $4,000 a year.
Harvey Ny, f,cvorncr
1T,o 90 c,
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Cbo,.s 4 c,,;,h Jo would y, +ho
sovo,,;ctb uor,r,, &c c,,th C,ro1;n,
since is establishments .. :, st,in
!.;cutcnort Gov, rncr IJmv,v is !,
banker ior % vcn,r inIcnt;,in,, Wiz,
the mnnapcmnnt cf thc Entcrn,is,
Bank cf Charleston He was born 81,
Charleston and. if he succeeds 10 the
govornorship, will be the first Char
lcston man to held that office in 81
years, the last chici executive from
the CITY DV the Sea having been An
I,,u r, Nt 1oc,c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Says Clara May
BE Kidnapped by
Enemies, Killed

Mrs. chafce from which tho states
witness Was absent. lod aheriffs "a
believe Mrs, Phillips had bcen driv
On 10 PegEy'n home In search Of
vengeance. Others have charged
Peggy. romorscful. aided In the do
livery.
Tho authorities admitted them.
selves stunned. Chief Criminal Dep,
uiy Sheriff Al Manning declaring:
We've run into q blank wall on
every clue we've followed"
Belief IL sustained. however. that
the hammer murdercss" has fled TO
tho desert.
A garage man gave tip Of n
man and woman. the latter buryinr
her face IN newspaper. who drove
up hurricdly 10 his place yesterday
and asked for desert tires"
A little ncgrcsa. devoted TO Clara
Phillips, was mentioned by the lat
ter's husband M q possible suspect.
iIo declared he was Glad his wife
was free.
This little ncgroaa was especial
~ good 10 my wife," said Phillips.
as. white and drawn. howaa pounded
with questions BY shoriff's deputies.
"ThIs girl used to help Clara with
her Workout don't think sho had
anything 10 do with the escape. Its
just my crazy notion OF what might
have happened"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

an alrplane IN their patrol OF the
border. A4
Mrs Phillips. In belief OF shq
shcriffs office. is bcIng helped alons
by an underground railway" sys'cm'
She may remain two or three days
n one OF the towns between Los
Angeles and tho border to sIse tho
pursuit time 20 cool. under plans
drawn up IN advance. The jail ma
tron says that. during the few days
Immediately before tho escape she
saw men walking on the roof OF a
building adjoining tho prison and
In flll Wow Of Mrs. Phillips window.
These probably were her accom-
plices. signalling 10 her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

Tho Missionary Society of the
Methodist church will hold It's regu-
lar business and social meeting at
the home of Mrs. Schlottcrbeck, 902
South Eighth street Thursday at
1880 p. m. 5-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

December Is the best month IN the
year 10 take out life insurance.
Scott and E'M. Jones and Ted Al.
kirc. A.5t