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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
GANnIII Is ARRESTED HN
POLICE; SUPERINTENDENT
Hy Associated Pre-

AHMEDAHAp. BRITISH INDIA.
March Ic.-Thc arrest OF Mohandas
Is. Gandhi. the leader nf the non-co-
operattonists, was effected by Police
superintendent HALEY. who prcvi-
ousiy had taken into custody a lead
ing nationalist named Shnaicrlnl a
banker. near tho Satyasrahashram.
which is Gandni's religious ANA po-
iitical institute. situated few
miles from Ahmcdabad
HALEY took the bunker TO the
institute. the inmates Of which were
In bed. Later. however. they arose
and paradcd before Gandhis resi-
dence and prayed and sang Gandhi's
tavorito hymn. Then Gandhi. with
his wife and the banker, were taken
by automobile to Il ncighboring fail
Work hard. and tire not" were
Gandhfs parting words Ia his fol-
lowers before being taken away. He
oShorted all those who loved India
TO maintain perfcc, peace through
out the country.
At midnight Superintendent HALEY
searched the premises OF the news
,EODtiaued on PnCa col n,
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SEVEN KILLED, SIXTEEN HURT,
AS CAR DROPS SFzFTYFEETLN INTO
CREEK IN WRECK ON A.. 3. & A.
HAS STRICT
CODE OF CENSORSf HIP
SixySeven Reasons for Barring Moving Pictures Rep
resentng Sixty-Seven Kinds of Scenes Which Must
Be Eliminated. Laid Down by t. p. O'Connor.

state censorship. and tho scheme. thus
far. has been successful.
For six hours daily, except Satur-
dag. the examiners sit in n little
darkencd room in Wardour Street.
the center OF Londons movie trade.
and have revealed TO them the lat
est forms OF screen entertainment.
"Tay Pay admits the task is not
easy.
There Is always. he signs. ";hat
different choice OF two alternatives
the preservation OF the dccencIvs
and dccorums Of films. and the re-
spcct for that full freedom which is
The r:gh, Of all art"
Defending the censors action N
barring from tao films many plays
that have appeared on the speaking
stage. OConnor- explains:
Even the most ardent passion
on the stage can be conveyed hy.
the simple words. I love you but
ON the screen the same emotion
must hc expressed by some form o:
action. The standard Of film CEN
sorship must be different from that
OF the stage.
o'Connor also declares that the
character of the audiences in the
movie and Legitimate" theaters is
different: the former is the resort
% the family and therefore requires
closer attention.
woman Will lie added To the
censor board shortly. Her presence.
i, is believed. VIII permit more cx-
N nm
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LONDON. March i@.-England's
code Of film censorship has been
laid down wi,h remarkable com
prehensiven.ss by r. T.. o'Connor.
NJ. p.-.the famous "Tay Pay"-who
IS president o, the British Board Of
Film Cansors. o'Connor has estab-
barring o. alms. representing sixty
seven kinds OF scenes which must
be eliminated from screen plots be-
fore they can he shown In English
thcatcrs. Here arc 4 fcw Of them:
Making young girls drunk.
Brutality and torture TO women.
Excessive drunkenness
Nude figures.
lndecorous dancing.
Improper exhibition Of feminine
clothing.
Women fighting with knives.
The practice Of the American
third degree"
Diaparagcment of the institution
Of marriage.
Prolonged and narrowing death
bed scenes.
Bedroom ami bathroom scenes OF
an cquivucui character
American pictures. which SUNNY
the bulk ot tho popular British de-
nand. fall under these or the rcs.
.: the st%ty-sevcn points in frcouen,
cases, and are barred o. revainped
accordingly
The British Board of Ccnxors. Curl
ouS!S' seems TO preserve it's indc-
penden; authority despite the sac,
that 1t is appointed and paid by the
cinema trade. The producers have
:iken this action 10 ward Off n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13

Sl2ooo.o0o bond issue. but in ma
'ers In general affecting tho pub
lie seal. stirred Legislative circles as
nothing had done during the sixty.
days the Legislature was in s.s-
sion.
These were tho outstanding
features OF the aftermath ycy,er-
day OF the session just closed.
Little Talk of Extra Session.
There was little talk in hotel lob
hi"s and corridors yesterday ana
last night 90 specinl session 20
enact good roads Legislation. when
""ch talk was drawn out cf ,ncm-
bcrs OF tho. two houses. it was re-
luctantly vorcisafed. Tho solons
certainly arc mol keen for another
legislative grind.
"if there is going to be an extra
se"si"n. the Governor will have =,
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BELFAST IS QUIET
FOLLOWING RIOTS
"hitHrE Authorities Believe Prospccf.
for Declaration of Martial
Law Arc Less.
I BY ASSOCIATED Press. !

BELFAST. March II. The pros-
poets of q declaration of martial Law,
grew less today when the Lord Mavor
announced that tho military author;-
ties considered the existing recuia i.
tons sufficiently strong to take care
OF rioters without curtailinp Tho I,b-
erty OF law-abidinE citizens.
The city was quie. Saturday night
nc campaign to bring cessation
Oh sh'pihg is proceeding. Various
houses have been seized and sur
rounded by barbcd wire. The ten.
ants Of these places are being accom-.
modated elsewhere.
woman wounded during the
shooting on Friday died this morn
ing, making the twenty second death
due TO tho disturbances OF last week.
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caIs carly tonight. after chcckinSt
with hospital authorities:
THE DEAD.
&. y. EImore. cashier tocni freight
station A., u. N \. Railroad Company.
w. T.. Mcint"sh. Imperial Hotel,
New York City.
u. e. Driver. RonnOkc. Ala.
". l.. johnson. section foreman,
nirminEhnm division. A., II. & A.,
birmingham. Ala.
u. w. LRnicr. operator. Scn0in. Ga.
Mrs. I. II. Etheridgc, Atlanta, Gin.
W. VI. brooks, Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Manchester, Gin.
THE INJURED.
q. ID. Moore. Atlantis, Ga.
Thomns w. Etheridxc. Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Thomas w. EthcrIdgc, At
Innta. Gn.
Thomas Ethcridgr, Jr., baby, At
innta.
Miss Mittic Wall. Fitzgerald. Ga.
NIirs Estclic McNiccc, Tnlbotton, Tia.
Miss Caroline Dunbar, LnngdnIc.
Ala.
Mrs. 4. Is. McNiccc. Tnibotton, Gn.
~. l.. Hcntz. Atlanta. Gn.
Miss Olive Si3crt. Atlanta, Ga.
&. 4. Davis. Aviation. On.
Miss Many whitiock. Atlanta. ia.
Mrs. II. q. McNeeIy. Atlanta. Gn.
Mrs. J. y. Murray. Atlanta, Ga.
J. =. Murray, Atlanta. Ga.
willard Cope. Atlanta, .n
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WRECKACE OF FISHING
BOAT WASHED ASHORE
Believed TO De Ono OF New England
Mackerel Fleet of 30
Smacks,
lBy associated Press.

CAPE MAY, y. j.. March la.-
Wreckage of fishing boat with a
net attached, believed by coast
guardsmen u oc one OF the New
Ensland mackerel feet, was washed
ashore today by heavy nor,neas
tide. Tho stern of the craft-bore
only tho word "Boston."
The fleet OF about 200 boats is
fishing off the Virginia coast and is
due here next month.
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GENERAL V. Y. COOK
DIES IN ARKANSAS
f"r"er 'r"nd Commander OF 4. G.. v.
'i Years of Age nt Time
of His Death.
BY Associated Press. J

BATESNli.LE. ARK, March I..-
General Virgil Young Cook. aged rs.
former grand commander of tho
United Confederate Veterans. and
wealthy landowner OF Arkansas, dice
at his home here today. Genera,
Cook was born In Boydviiie. Ky,
November 14,jlsis.
For three years during tho C!yi.
war he was attached to General n.
b. FORESTS Cavalry. He moved Co
Arkansas in 1857. and for the past
twelve years had resided here. He
survived by his widow and three
daughters, Mrs. NJ. M. Rutherford
and Mrs. John T; Morrow. Of Bates.
vile. and Miss Jarina Cook, OF Okla
hoina Clty. Okla. o. --5-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
tirplnnes Drop bombs.
BY Associated Press. !

PRETORIA. UNION Of SOUTH
AFRICA. March !2.--A!rplanes have
twice dropped bombs on revolution
ary commands. innicting severe cas-
ualtics. and largo number OF
strikers have been killed or wounded
in an attack against cavalry at Ellis
Park, says communication issued
today giving a record OF Saturdays
disturbances growing out OF the
strike situation.
The rcvolutionarics still are very
active" says the communication.
They have been burning houses at
Bcnoni and BoksburS. apparently in
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AUTO INSURANCE
LOSSES ARE HEAVY
several Large Companies Suffer Seri-
Gus Financial Embarrassment
In New York.
[ BY United New $. |

ALBANY. y. T., March l2.--Auto-
mobile insurance losses were so
heavy during the past year as to
cause financial embarrassment to
several insurance companies, IL is
revealed tn,a report which VIII be
submitted to the Legislature Monday
night by the State superintendent of
insurance.
The report also shows that life in
surance companies made a tremer-
dous gain in new ordinary business,
worth OF policies.
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Many Prisoners Captured.


IOHA%NESBuiiG. March 1.-THE
troops have captured 1900 revolution
lists "t .iophi,,owu aud BriA,on iiidg-.
bchides clearing ,ho n.Ighborinr
ridges. an important achievement. a.
th4 positions we're strong ana the
icaci occupation presented grave
"'1ac" h!rniaUcs dropped thirty
tN" bomb, os revoiu,!ouia;s sur
roundlug cari. or police Ia the
nri&ton area. causing numerous c;.s-
ua!ti"s and scattering the o;her.
Ina1y o' whom au-rcudercd.
The Eoy"rnu"nt Is-ucd "a Ions com.
n.un!cat!ou this afternoon. declaring
Tho operations wc,e proceeding very
satisfnctorily. ana that strong forces
we're rapidly conycrsing.
At L-aN 100 Killed.
~ least 100 persons are believed
u have been Ntilcd ia Saturdays
fighting here. and tho wounded WI
romeh a much larger number.
Desperate efforts arc being made
b. the commands to gain control
90 rho town l.io-. the forces under
~" or-Gvucr.u sly J l.. Van ;ocvcn,cc
anal ErisaGicr-G,n E.l conrad Brits
can .,r-l"e only TIC northern part
ul johamucsbure is free OF tho com
,uandoa
The nsh,iue ror tho most part.
janc, the touu o. anipins. there he-
ms only occasional vollcys The
"uI: government forces TO be seen
arc those guarding the city Han.
Turn. Police station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
CANNONNOT. RUN
FOR STATE SENATE
ltichmondcr. in Farewell
Speech, Urges Closer Go.
Operation in Virginia.
RECALLS GREAT PAST
Pays Eloquent Tribute to Men
of Old Dominion Who
Buildcd Nation.

senator James L. cannon. who ha $
represented the city OF Richmond IN
INC upper branch .. the General ,s
Sciabi| for tho past eight years. has
ended for the present his lcElsla
iive career.
II am about TO deliver tne ias, ad :
dress shall ever make uuon the eoar
Of the senate" he told his colleagues
saturday night In farewell speech,
III which iIr paid eiorucn; tribute TO
Virginia for her part ia making tho
nation ana pleaded that She cling ,o
'er Ideals as an earnest .: future
progress.
irgcs CI".cr to-Oprratiun.
Senator Cannon urged close. GO
operation between the cities and
counties OF tho STATE. which. he said.
arc ineNtr:cably bound up together
FOR weal or for WOO, IL the end rha,
III" Commonwealth. With every no
iiiical unit working shoulder 10
shoulder. ma? march on TO ihc great
ness that she deserves
The senior Senator from the civ
of pt,b,ord -
terms IN the urpcr house OF the
.uvi,hl. ,o,,,,..;, -.
-,,rL.d .hu;,
an, vho ,,,.a.
welfare t,osoro ro-.o,, -.
j. 70, 8, ,,
d:cat'on. other than his announced
for Assembly hor 49,.
l,y him 40 "a III 81
'"'e"e. ADDRESS
!" '"'''
> %"dreAs'
''e"'ue"''
am about 10 denver the last al
dress shall ever make upon the floor
Of the Senate. have had tho urivi.
lcrc o, rcprcs.nrin., tho ci,i.
,.,chno,,, an, ,,, ~
J., ,,,,'. .N'p'e ~ 'HS. h'a
,o.;od ,a COZ ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
Six Men and One Woman Meet Instant Death
as Last Coach Of Train Hurdles 100 Yards
Over Ties Before Reaching Trestle.
Broken Wheel on Forward Truck
Causes Derailment.
SEVERAL OF INJURED ARE LIKELY TO
DIE; AID is RUSHED FROM ATLANTA
Mother Hurs Boy Into Bushes Car Starts to Iurch
Child Escapes With Slight Cuts but Parent
Loses Life-Five of Victims in
Smoking Compartment.
IRv Assnninied press 1

ATLANTA. GA. March
injured
sending hurdlng
/ shallow
SEVEN INSTANT DEATH
OF other
imprisoned
rushed Atlanta the
injured and o hospitals morgues here.
The OF
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Policeman Kills Negro.

kINSTON, y. c., March 12.-Ray
Dawson. 40. a negro. was shot and
killed tonight by Patrolman Archie
Mobiles when the negro resisted ar
rest. The officer said the negro was
disorderly and. after running away,
got behind tree and drew a gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
HODGES APPOINTED
BUDGET DIRECTOR
Will See That Funds of State
Are Expended Accord
ing to Law.
DEPUTY TO GOVERNOR
Prepares Tentative Plan of
Appropriations for the
General Assembly.

Major L"Hoy Hodges Of Peters
Ourg.' was appointed by Governor +.
Lee Tr!nklo on Saturday to The now
IS created Office Of Director Of Tho
budget, Major Hodges. who is the
state ordnance officer OF the Viz
Giria National Guard. served as aid
ana secretary in charge of the bud.
get under former Governor Davis.
and had charge Of the preparation
OF both the arst and second Sta..
budgets. by AN executive order.
Major Hodges was detailed from the
Virginia National Guard as military
a!d To Governor Trinklo on Fcbru-
airy l. upon the Governors inaucu
rat. aud has served in that capac-
ny In the new administration AS
Governor rriukic's Representative ~
budget matters.
Deputy budget Officer.
An amendment To the state bud
get Law passed at the session o.: tho
General Assembly just ended pro-
vldcs that while the Governor shall,
DC tn. chief budget officer OF IN.
state. he shall appoint Il dcpu,y
budget officer to be known AS the
Director of The budget who shall
serve. at the pleasure OF til. Cover
nor for Il term Of four wears h,.
ginning on the first day Of March
next after the inauguration of the
Governor"
me ls22 appropriation bin. an
proved By the Governor on Sa,ur.
day' makes il the duty Of tn. Dire.-
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nnndits KnI Drug Clerk

NEW YORK. March .samue,
Hadas' cashier of drug store Mt
Amsterdam Avenue and One Hun.
dred and Twentieth Street, wn,
shot and killed by bandits who at
{Snpted to hold up tho store to-
night. The slayers escaped without
obtaining any loot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
KROGH. NOBEL PRIZE
WINNER. TO VISIT L. S.
Icy United News. ]

WASHINGTON. March i2.-Dr.
august Nrogh. of Copenhagen, win
nar OF the 1920 Nobel Prize in mcdi
cine, will visit this country next
iali. according to announcement Of
tho Danish legation. He will be ac-
companied by his wife. Dr. Marie
hroSh. also scientist. and will
speak at leading universities and
scientific institutions.
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GcorEin Mob Lynche, Ncrro

iiARLEM. GA, March 12.-Charred
With 81 .3ing l.. O. Anderson. a white
iarmer' here early this morning,
N'treo " iiiiams, negro. was taken
from ~ posse as he was being
broughty.o the jail here and lynched.
Anderson will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13

Mrs. McNiece is the widow OF, A. B.
McNiece, superintendent OF Talbot
County. Ga, schools. who was killed
last year by Major Lee II. Coart. re-
tired army officer, and. with Miss
Estellc McNlece. her sister. and II.
T.. Hcntz, n relative, was en- route TO
Talbotton 10 attend Monday the trial
of Coart, who is charged with murder.
Owing to the prominence Of the prin-
clpals and great interest in the case,
Il number of those on tho train were
en route to attend the trial.
Willard Cope. who Is injured Sc
riously. was one OF the newspaper
correspondents on. the train., Miss
Mlttic Wall Is a sister of Solicitor
General j. p. Wall. OF Fitzgerald, who
has prosecuted numerous a., d. e. &
strikers In recent months, and who
now is conducting an investigation
of the strike for the Federal gov
ernrncnt.
Thomas w. Etheridgc, his wife anu
small son composed Il funeral party
en- route to Fairburn, the remains OF
Mrs. Ethcridge's mother. Mrs. Mollie
Newman. being in the baggage car
When the car began to lurch from,
the track. and finally turned over.
Mrs. Etheridge. who was in the front
part OF the coach. threw the child
from window. The boy fell in q
heavy growth of bushes and was only
slightly injured.
Five of Shc men killed were in the
small smoker. Their bodies were ali
found together. c. d. Moore. who
was in the same compartment. ran
to the rear platform and jumped
He fell in the creek. breaking one
of his legs.
The first indication or there being
anything wrong with the train was
noticed just before the train reached
The trestie." said Ir. T.. Hentz. "A
rumblinS noise. sounding as if one
of the wheels had broken. followed
by Irregular motion OF the car. was
the first inception We had tha, some.
thing was wrong
About fivo seconds after the first
warning, and We were suddenly
plunged backwards into space. a
crash sounding as If the end OF the
world had arrived. followed Ther.
were screams Of horror from all dI
rections. The entire rear end OF the
car was demolished. Those of us
VINO occupied the front section. when
we rcSained our senses. looked for
an avenue to escape An opcnjpc
was found through the front door.
managed to assist the three
women who were with me throurn
the opening and then returned to hnin
the others.
Refuses Aid.
One young man who was app,r
entity crushed. with blood all over his
trousers which showed that he was
horribly injured. was the first person
found. He was pinned beneath the
deoFiS IN such a manner that IL re-
CURED fully flfteen minutes TO ex
tricate him. He refused to let me helm
hi'n' but urged me to assist the
women and children to safety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
PLANES DROP BOMBS TO
FREE TRAPPED POLICE
Striking Miners Reported to
Have Practically Surround
ed Johannesburg.
"uEH"'LL, WARFARE Gmows
W Least i0n Person. Relieved to
Have fe~n kiIird I'm Sntur-
days Fighting.
IN. t>~orrntcd Press. /

ION fSNNi;sntiHG. UNION or
sotTIi %FUICS March I..-<
shot was fired nt the nutomobt,e
containing General jan ChrJs,i,n
S""'>' The Premier. today. ns he wnn
""'nG driven toward the Rand ncnr
f"'"hcfstr"'u. The Premier wns NOT
h"rf' although bullet struck the
en-
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strntos TO Form Cabinet.
tBy Associated Press. ]

ATHENS, March II. - King Con-
stanttne has charged Nicholas Stra-
tos. fnzmer Minister OF Marine. with
the formation of new Cabinet.
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J. S. CARR
SUFFERS RELAPSE
Condition OF U. q. v. Commander Re-
ported to BE Worse Than mt
Any Other Time,
I BY Associated Press.

DURHAM, y. c.. March 1.-THE
condition OF General Julian S. Carr
commanderin chief OF the United
Confederate Veterans. who suffered
a relapse Friday afternoon, was re-
ported tonight as being unimprovcd
He is said to be worse than at any
time since he suffered an attack OF
influenza some weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13

Table dHote Dinner. s to $3.50 p. NJ.
sh25. Hotel Rueser.-Adv.
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Refuses Aid.

Continued on Page :. Col. -
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.G0ntiaued on page :. Col.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
Hardly.

do you think that the troubles
between capital and labor viii ever
be permanently adjustcd?'
Il don't know replied Senator
Sorghum I'm afrnid there Will al.
ways bo people who want work
without paying for II and other
people who will want pay without
working for it.'--washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

DlvinIst autumn. who may paint
thee best.
Forever changcful DER the change.
ful globe?
Who guess thy certain crown. thy
favorlte crest.
The fashion OF thy many.colofed
,'r u robc?
sdr .A ~ r. II. stoddard.
"Tis tollssreward that sweetnns
industry."-EllIott.
Guess Farwell can very properly
lay claim TO being the Queen OF
the Little WashIta."
Our idea IL that what that burg
needs most now Is good street
commissioner. Jim Dillon or any.
body else Will do for mayor.
Dunno 80 mach about ~" Cuya.
ness moving Into the ncighborhpod
OF our office. Pretty partlcul lar
folks here, but wen take him on
probation.
Under the circumstances. we
don't blame Constantine for quitting.
Revolutlonists sometimes have u
nasty way of treating kings.
And we're inclined to sympaE Ehize
with the crown prince who doesn't
seem eager to conncet with dads
old job. Uneasy yilics The head that
wears crown NJ NHhIlNeia.
But II IN some distant happy day
the world should ever settle down
to peace and quieude we suppose
the Balkans can be depended upon
TO start some excitement.
However, If the Turks and the rest
OF the boys are just bound to fight !
we warn them now that they'd bet
ter get to going before the world |
series starts II they want TO get on
the +. j.
81 Simp says he notices that a
king always loses his throne when
he has to abdicate.
Come to think of it did you ever
know anybody who accomplished
anything big in the world because
he was grouehy? II is better to
smile.
Go out to Grady field tomorrow
and help c. II. S. TO put over big
win the first time out. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
To BOOST FORD
FOR PRESIDENT

bay City, Mich, Sept 2s.-A
"bombshell" was to be sprung by
leaders OF Michigan today In q
resolution calling for the endorse.
mont OF Henry Ford as the demo.
cratic nominee for the presidency
OF the United States forrlo2i.
The resolution carefully prepared.
was said 10 be In the hands OF $.
W. Raymond OF Adrian. Mich. a
brolher-In.law OF the Detroit motor
king.
VIM. A. comstock. chairman OF
the democratic state central com.
mlttee VIII present counter reso-
,lution calling attention TO the fact
that while The convention does not
speak with Ford's consent, but In
view of his record and service the
convention does not hesitate TO en-.
dorse him"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
Mixed EmotIons.

"Mrs. Peckton was defeated In
her racer"
YES" said Mr.. peckton, with
quiet satisfaction.
'Im afraid you don't sympathize
with her In this dark hour
ppm doing the best | can. When
a woman who has been a pillar OF
strength for many years suddenly
tells you her spirit is broken apd
she intends 10 be clIngIng vine
Tor the rest Of her life, Il requires
some pretty fast thinking to meet
the situatIon."--I,i RIM | n CHAM Age
Herald. W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For GOVERNOR. G. Walton.
For lleutcnant.g governor-M. e.
yrapp.
For attorney-gcneral-Ceorge Short.
For state treagurer--A. S. j.. Shaw.
For sccrclaryi9f sYpHte-col Il, A.
Sneed. n 4 ,,ss hsEs y
For. -prcaidfnt state board OF 'hgrD.
culture -lJdhn A. whiiehurst. .
For state examiner and Inspector
Fred Parkinson.
For state sudltor--C. c. Childers.
For state superintendent OF public
Instruction-M. a. Nash. ~
For commissioner OF charities and
correction-Mab"i Rassett
For commissioner OF insurance
Z. w. Hardin.
For corporation commissioner =
Frank Carter.
For clerk OF supreme court-wm.
NJ. Franklin.
For commissioner OF labor-Claude
Connally.
For chief mine inspector-Ed Boyle.
For representative in congress,
sixth district. Elmer Thomas.
For state senator-Ed f. Johns.
For presentatives-A. L. Davis
and Gordon Gray.
For district judge-Will Linn