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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
New Superintendent For Dunlap
Orphanage.

Mr. R. I. Strong, chairman of the
executive board Of Dunlap Orphan
age, a few days ago received a let
ter from Mr.. Edgar Hunter, of New
Edinburg, Ark, stating that he will
accept the superintendent Of Dun
lap 0rphanage and would be ready toI
take charge of that institution about
December 1. 1t is likely Mr.. Hunter
may not assume charge until January
|. Mr.. Hunter and his wife come
highly recommended and doubtless
the board has made a successful
choice.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
improvements.

We mentioned some weeks ago new
barns in this section We note since
that ]. D. Salmons has recently hlIiU
a large new barn on his farm near
Idaville: also in the same community,
W. J. Shaw is building a new barn at
his home. Mr. D. P. Lucado has the
last few weeks had considerable re-
pairs done on his residence near
Salem, occupied by Mr. J. Fl. Carter
and family.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05

The average wage of clothing work
ers in Moscow and other industrial
centers Of Russia is 100000 rubles
month. This is the amount set bv
the trade union. and while it seems
enormous. it amounts to but S12 in
American money.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
B. B. Trobaneh Sick.

Mr.. B. B. Trobaugh has been sick at
his home south of Idaville for the
past 10 DAYS, and at this writing his
condition is critical, but his many
friends are hopeful that his case viii
soon take turn for the better.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
MIXING.

Last Monday Mr.. J. e. Winburn, a
resident of Rosemark for the past
nine months, moved back to Idaville
and is occupying the former residence
Of DR.. g. B. Brown.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
MunsinqWedr

have heard
Munsingw Munsingwear made of long
soft smooth will and buttons
will pull off, Munsingwear will from to four We
havet for the whole family.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-1Uear

this brand old garment
the style ideas Wen thank
wonderful
dresses New goods in almost day.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
Mems and Boys Clothes

This good supply with clothes Of all kinds Our stock
the
everything goes clothes When buy again
will have pay tariff duties.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05

See 1 It IS n the classified.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05

The circular saw was invented by
Sir Marc /. Brunei, the English en-
gineer, in 1890.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-05
Hann1ton-BrooUn Shoes in Daylight
Bargain Basement

They we'll sell them about nethrd less
than regular price family The Bargain Basement
shades dishes and of other goods this
double the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
cE PoATE. FACE
o scoala normala la granita

Q correspondents de la Oradia
Mare trimeasa unui ziar din Ardeal
cuprinde urmatoarele lucruri pill
duitoare:
,Scoala normala de baieti din
Oradia-Mar dovedit. cu ocasia
serbatorilor Invierii, ca rolul unei
scoli normale, mai ales la granita
terri este covIrstor.
|. O buna parte dintre elevii 1ase
lor superioare, toti din Vechiul Re-
gat, all ramas de vacanta la scoala
81. ca. sa nu stea fara rost. s'au
lmpartit in grupe 81 an organizat
serbari prm statele romanesti de La
granita. Jocuri 81 danturi nationa-
lie, i'm costume oltenesti, moldove-
nesti 81 din toate colturile terri, an
imprcsionat deosebit pc Bihoreni.
intoxicati pana acum numai cu
ceardasurile unguresti., Piesele lui
Aiescandri, jucate eli multa insu-
fletire de catre elevi. recitarile din
poetii nost1'i mari an trezit parca
la viata noua pc cei ce II 'au mai
vazut mianifestatie romaneasca. Til,
EN- sd pomenim mai ales serbarea
de la Cefa, tlnde entusiasmul a ri
dicat satele, precum 81 pc cea de
la Chris, unde cuvintarile inflA-
carate ale directorului scolii nor
! male all desamortit parcaA pc cei
narcotisati de maghiarism.
Aici, la Chris, teranii all fnteles
ca originea lor este mai nobila dc
| cat celor ce i-au fnvatat cearda.
sui, ca liinba lor e mai frumoasa
ca ileamul Tor mare 81 puternic
An Inteles ca granita adevarata q
neamalni nh este nici de zid, nici
de munte, ci este facuta din suflct
Directorul scolii normale a aran.
jat de altfel un program de colin.
dare q satelor de la granita, toe.
mai basat pc aceasta necesitate ma.
tionala: rechemarea la viata ro
maneasca a granicerilor 81 ridicarea
zidului sufletesc de granita".
Neatsul Romdnesc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

lsau impinge pc absolventii e
spre gimnaziu 81 acesta prin lice,1
la facultatile universitare teorc.
tice.
Inca de Cd ziceam ca mi-e tea
INA de ceeace nu Sc va face III
ltransformarea de care este vorba
fiindca daca aceasta transformare
nu Sc va face i'm mod radical
aproape inyersand alcatuirea G.
actuala scoalei primare punand
de pilda, lucrul manual intrt
Istudiile obligatorii in loc de a Fl
lasat facultatea ca astazi, dac;.
Invatamantul moral Sc va face
tot prin povesti 81 maxine, dacS,
lntr 'un cuvant instructia cu pre-.
tentii integrale de astazi nu va
ajunge la o educate integrala a.
wand la baza educatia morala da-
ca in fine inyatamantul nu va {.
in adevAr educativ cum cere 81
stiinta pedagogical 81 interesele
cele mai urgente 81 mai vitalc all,
|ncamului, orice transformare \ ca
re mar avea in vedere acest re-
nlltat este de prisos.
Tara aceasta 81 neamul nostrl.
a avut 81 a trait epoci de glorie $,
de Marie. a reziStat tuturor ma
valirilor barbara 81 mai putin
barbara 81 durat pana astazi CT.
toate asalturile &c s'au dat pe
toate terenurile cratic insusirilor
firesti ale fiilor sal 81 'educatiei
morale traditionale".
Eroii de la Rovine 81 cei de 10
Codrul Cosminului 81 Cetatea
'Neamtului 81 vitejii de la Cain
gareni 81 pandurii Gle la lslaz
pompierii din Dealul Spirei, do
robantul de la Plevna 81 eroi
neamului de la Marasesti an fos,
mai mutt nestiutori de carte de
cat prea stiutori.
Prln nrmare, chestia principala
in scoala primara nu disparitia
analfabetismului, eli indrumarea
copiilor catre munca cinstita 81
catre adevarata cultura sufle-
teasca.
Sa fie aceasta afirmatiune ceva
paradoxal - ori este adevaru1
adevarat9..
Professor Christu 8. Negoescu
din 'Tniversul"D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

sit un correctly in aplicarea obi
gativitatii scolare, in contra pro
letariatului intellectual insa nj
s'a facut mimic, doar poate ca ]
S an creeat debuseuri noui in ser
viciilc statului dand nastere suprG
fhnctionarismului ell. apendicelt
lui, sinecurismul, favoritismul
nepotismul 81 alte mu}te, de astea
Daca Sc cerceta mai de aproape
lucruriIe Sc putea vedea ca 81
analfabetismul 81 proletariatul in
telectual 81 aplirara obligativi
tatii care infrange principiuI
slant al libertatii indiyiduale por.
nesc din acceas obarsie, alcatuirea
actualei scoale primare.
In adevar. daca scoala primara,
mai ales cea de la safe ar cores.
runde nevoilor plngarului ell n a,
astepta sd fie cbligat sa-si tri-
meata copilul la scoala daca scoa.
Ia primara ar lua pc copil din
>vatra parinteasca de la joaca, de
ia camp 81 din padnri, de la .oi 81
de la vaci 81 MI Far inchide intre
patru ziduri 81 nu Far obliga s;l
stea din prima ri smirna cu mai
nile la spate sau pc banca 81 M
] S ar vorbi desprc lucruri carl
n'au nici o leg6thra en- ceea ce SC
nllmeste fondul lui aperceptiv
lar i'm loc de toate acestea copilu1
ar fl primit in gradina scoale
mai ales ca la Septembrie, incepu
tul anului scolar, timpul este toe
mai potrivit pentru lucrarile gra
dinariei sau intr 'un atelier de la
crari manuale atunci copilul sin
CUR ar fugi la scoala fara sa as
tepte sa fie obligat La aceasta
lntr 'un cuvant daca taranul $
copilul ar simti ca acolo la scoal'
gaseste painea de toate zilele, tru
peasca 81 sufleteasca el ar iub
scoala 81 nu numai ca mar ocoli-t
dar ar reclama-o cum a reclamar
pamant cand ia simtit lipsa 81 a
tunci dr. dispdrea Isl analfabetis
mul 81 obligativitatea.
] Cat despre proletariath inte
lectual cred cd in articolele pre-
cedente, cand am vorbit de GIN
nazomafie s'a evidentiat indestu1
ca tot scoala primara teoretica $
unilaterala prin intelectualismu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
ParadOxal....

In fine, inceputul sfarsitului q
sosit: actuala organizare a Scoalei
romanesti de jos pana sus a fost
denuntata 81 d. ministru al in
structiunii printr 'un interview
schiteaza char transformarile
principale ale invatamantului pu-
bile 81 privat de la saoala primara
pana Ia uhiversitate. Zicem 81 moi
dupa vechiul object stramOsesc,
ministrului care a luat aceasta
hotarire cu curaj 81 barbatie
"Noroc 81 Doamne aiuta''.
M ne vom ocupa astazi de
partea positiva a proiectului de
reforma al d-lni -ministru, vom
releva insa pentru fiecarc catego-
rie de invatamant ceea ce ne c
teama ca MI Sc va face mai multi
de cat ce nj Sc spune ca Sc va
face.
Asa de pilda incepand 81 moi
! Gu scoala primara, acolo preocu-
parea principala a tuturor a fost
. 81 ramas chestia neStiutorilol
de carte sau an1lfabetismul. Am
! citit in aceasta chestie discursuri
intregi, articQle de reviste 81 ga
zete, desbateri de congrese didac-
tice, interviewuri de tot felul
s'au illtocmit statistice, 'au ia
cut comparatiuni cu alte state in
.privinta procentului de analfa
beti 81 cu toatp astea. Gu r'Z,cn'
de a parea paradoxal 81 afara dir
randnri, Ell nu consider analfa.
betismul care bantuie mai ales Ia
safe I'M rau social mai mare de
cat proletariatnl Intellectual dt
la orase de care aproape .lici nu
Sc vorbeste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23
fSnAnnUllll1!f DE f11tUR1

Camera vot mai ieri I'M Mi
nisteriu al Sanatatii Publice, al
Muncii 81 al Ocrotirilor Sociale.
Ministerial de basa, e, cum Sc
site, creatilnea unnia din eel ma
joviali dintre ministrii pc carl il,
'onorat banca pc care stateau
Activitatea lui nu cunostea mar
geni, cum solidu-i trup MI voia
sa site de alte oboseli decat &
gatlejului dlpa un mare discurs
81 masa cn ceva rata pc varza
tel pc care-l apreciaza in deosebi
La Ministerial s&u - d-sa find
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

primul OCCUPANT canta sa atra.
ga orice. 81 .ajunsese lucrul de mn
puteai face lista de snbscriptie 81
nu puteai anunta un bal cu tom
boIa fara a face cunostinta ell
flnctionarii d-lui Trancu-IaSi.
Ii trebuiau. in conceptiile asa
de moderne care i-au fost g@oria
81 'Ocrotrile Sociale". de 81 elc
an ramas multi timp represintate
prin societati autonome $! orga-
nisatii speciale. Multi pentru I'M
singur ON =, dar ce ON!
Acuma dl Gh. Marzescu, pier
zand speranta de a birui pc gene
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-23

!ra1nl de Ia inferno, s'a gandit 81
creasca macar dimensinnile Mi.
nisterinlui san. care al Mnncii.
81 astfel lllat 81 Sanatatea Pu-
blica tot acOlo.
Isl inchipuie cineva soarta Ser
viciulni medical la Ministerill
unde So gramAdesc atatia pentru
lucruri atat de deosebite. De IA
ideia Ministeriului special pentrp
Sanatatea Pnblica, pornita de DIR.
Babes, aparata de D-rii I. Canta-
cuzino 81 char Proca 81 cerut de
d. DR.. Toma Ionescu. la aceste bi.
ronri adause la Centrala sinecu-
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ffstSor iie ambple ca oarecare de-
toseaDire.
Oar linisteriul capata amploa-
re, = 81 tit,harul tot asa.
Nttnaai cat, ca 81 Caile Ferate,
Sericiah Sssaitar va frebni sa
ds1ca, in cnriad, o yiata proprie.
Va ii grin urnaasilor la cArmnire
ai GnvelMuihi liberal.
FL vor avea, la rindul lor, sar-
Gina jagrat& de a desfiinta, atnnci
cand consensul tnturOr necesar
-pentru ca noile organizatii 81
alba durata. N. Iorga.
T0in IN Romanescssl
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DACA VREI

81 M fntinxi mana II coltul
|slfadeaor q cas 6Gna 4 fxthas
fts& > m4hG sGn IN Y,iclor h
Sctis4A 4litfso itclGt1)to IN
Uni14sA !. =. =
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ina Americana
(opera completely yolnm Soc
indrcpar 81 povec
Ne"nul Amintirie um fost copl de rupa voum 5c
(easuri de de loan Agarbreanu 65c
Gruia ui Novac volum compect $10
Din Documenee ale ni Sherlock Holmes (roman)
Iuchetiera della Forenta de " Alexandr
sase Edtua Scriitoror Celeb 15c
Carnete de- Dams s.....:..........15c
Nuveie 15c
Floarea Cobanun 81 Varful Dor esesda 49, Fa$. ~ Ice
Opere 81 Teatru
pere Complecte pref 75c
Iectura pentr tot
Nc,e Vupea, pesa din popor in acte. 65c
1re Monoloage Teri in ntnerec Pacalinl Chml une
Nopt de Veghie monolog .35c
Ah Vreme |eche, monoog .35c
Curoztatea Femeiasca comede lntr un act
Panea altuia piesa 65c
asaa comede nr m .a5c
Aegaorul Iber monolog 81 alte l3 monoloage
Achm Filru despre monoog in agon 25c
comede in acte. 65c
Sape sprava comedie intr un .35c
Dagostea pastoraa 81 versur 4Oc
Capricu um comedie inr I'M .3c
vaduvoara a monooage penn barhati 81 dame tne soc
Veeranuu Paro, monoog .25c
Idi la Tara comede mtr 6Oc
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Arstele comedie intr m
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monolog comic 4oc
Vadutu Mamei comedie mr m act ...............4o 4oc
Povee Cricim nr un 35c
Domnu Scrtora comedc tarancasca tre 6oc
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comede inr act 4oc
vese monologu
Functioarul della Domeni, farsa in tre ace ..."c
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Pcntru ScreItu, cnci
REGGIE Lear Tagede
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1Ioti 4c
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facatele lui Gapin, in re ablouri alc
calendate
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lSaeanu, iustrat, din Sibiu lc
Diferte Cantsce 81 PoesH
liza ARME csntece natonAle .40c
Poezi Vasc Aexandr 5lc
Fabue de Alexandra 25c
|Culeger dte canece de loan Ciurcn Brasov 65c
Poiez de Mihai Emncu sonm mare 81 eompeet 100
Poiez poporae toate tinunre ranest $loo
Din trasta ll Ma steiss Ardeleana Glumei 4oe
TIaap Alb, poveste rNppie.k 4oc
Genoveva 1nvneesa Nesnqsatiei
Argh Prea Fruneasa EienH l5c
zana zoilor sau npts in Ierus yalya padnre 2pc
che'esea s.u l'ssu iapirat say }spda fnivei
Ghita Catanta eansl III RAIN 15c
n ~ b;e ,os mira oce1a stx :. ssvasa oxr pn; din
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Contra analfabetismului s'a ga
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06

Drumrisht. Nov. G.--work Of clean.
sng mp wrcckage and caring for the
scorcs Of homeless persons M q
result OF tho cyclone between here
and Shamrock late Saturday was
under way today.
Funeral services for me six dead
were TO be held today or tomorrow.
wilfrcd Dobson, is. was TO be-
buried at Cushing late today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe jennings. u and
i3 respectively. and their son. Cleo,
Is. VIII bo buried here tomorrow, ac-
eordIng 70 plans ~.
These four we're IN the same house
when the storm struck and were XIII
ed by flyIns debris.
wess Walton. rancher. who lived
two miles south OF Mannford was
killed. body badly battered.
Fred fugaic, II year old son OF Cal
Fugate. ranchcr whose house was
adjoining the Walton place. was
killed when struck by flying timbcrs
from their wrecked home.
Other reports Of dcad in tho small
storm swept area could not be YER
flied today.
Six persons receiving injuries dur
Ing the storm we're being cared for
at a local hospital. All Will recover
Il was said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
ALLIES To DEFY
PASHA'S DEMAND
Inform New kemslIst Governor That
VIII Not Leave constantInopIe;
Turks Invade Neutral Zone;
Protest Given.

Constantioplc, Nov. G.-The allied
high commissioners at conatantioplc
today informed kcfct Pasha. the new
governor. they would not evacuatc
the city In compliance with his do
mandn.
The natIons'isis governor took over
control OF Constantople Sunday. the
former officials retiring without re-
aistancc and Immediately Refet Pasha
sent n note 20 the allied commissions
er suggesting they order their troops
out Of the city.
Instead two companies OF Gre
nader guards we're sent at the Sui.
tan'a request 10 guard his palace,
while the allied representatives met
and decided 10 defy the Angora gov
ornment decree. This morning for
NAL notice was given him that the
allies would not eyacuate. Disorders
are feared. an the city's population
Il celebrating rIotously the arrival
OF the KcmaiIst administration.
At the same time II In feportai
that Turkish forces are everywhere
invading the so-callcd neutral zonas
In direct violation OF the armistice
agreement signed at Mudania.
The allies have protested against
this but may find themselves faced
with an accomplished fact and be
forced 10 consent.
Refet Pasha backed by Hamid Bey,
representative OF Mustapha Kcmal.
took over quietly the offices OF city
administration. The employees OF the
ConstantIople government are consid.
ering as "vacationing" except for the
director general OF police, the mill
tay governor and the court officials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
FIRST HEAVY SNOWFALL.
By The United Pres.)

Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov c.
The first heavy snowfall of the win
ter covered parts OF Colorado. Utah
New Mexico and Arizona today.
Five inches OF snow was reported
at Flagstaff. Ariz., where the ther.
mometer fell to two below zero last
night.
Snow started falling In Denver
early today.
The weather bureau reported that
further north the temperature was
milder.
Predictions for eastern Kansas
were for showers and thunder storms
while western Kansas and Nebi ..ska
may get snow within the next twenty.
four hours.
Other parts of the middle west will
not have snow for the present, the
weather bureau stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
See Three Teams
as Valley Champ
C0ntenders NOlC

Kansas City, Nov. 6.-Three teams
stood out as possible winners OF the
Missouri Valley conference champion.
ship today as a result of Saturdays
results.
Drake University was generally
favored to finish on top, as result
of Nebraskas defeat by Syracuse,
although the Kansas Aggies also are
undefeated.
Nebraska plays Drake and the
Kansas Aggies, so one of the trio Is
certain OF elimination while Drake
was figured to have hard schedule
in the game with Grinnell.
Kansas State Normal continues
to lead in the Kansas conference
with an unbroken row of five victor
ies. Only two teams have scored on
the Emporia team this season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06

What is said n be the largest un.
eut stone In existence was discovered
In the United states. black opal
weighing s,57a,sss carats.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
WORK or CLEANING UP WRECKAGE
FROM DRUARIGHT CYCLONE, CARING
FOR HOMELESS CLAIMS ATTENTION

Total damage Of the cyclone. which
appeared suddenly from the north
east was today estimated near tho
million dollar mark. Heaviest dam.
age resulted In the oil fields where
approximately 1850 rIFs we're wrecked,
curtallmeni of oIl production VIII add
greatly 10 the damage, II was said.
The cyclone. which took the form
OF q "twIstef" disappeared as sud
denly as II appeared, according to
those near the scene.
A man driving n car through the
area shortly before the storm struck
told OF the force Of the wind. lie
tried 10 escape the wind by speeding
HIS car, he SAID. lie was going az
least flfty.miles an hour when the
faco OF the storm easily passed him
The whirlIng wind played conyen-
tipnal with objects In lla path. such
a. moving houses Without damaging
them. uprootIng trees and sweeping
clean paths ON the ground.
-Four boys reported that thoIr car
abandoned when they sought protect.
ion In a cellar, was blown 90 feet
and lifted 10 the top of tool house.
Tho house collapsed under the weight
OF the car and after the wind had
died down. the boys drove on, delay.
cd only a few minutes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
SOUTHWEST DUE
ELECTION THRILL
New Problems for Party Leaders In
Missouri and Texas; Kansas
only Mathematical State;
Results Are Doubtful.

| Kansas City. Nov. 6.-The south
west is prepared TO furnish the nation
some new political thrills today as
candidates finished their campaigns
with last minute efforts.
The voters verdicts in Missouri
and Texas were expected to furnish
new problems for party leaders re-
gardless OF the vote while In Okia-
homa new alignments we're threaten.
ed. Kansas was the only mathemati-
cal state.
The light OF Senator James A.
Reed for reelection against II. r.
Brewster. Republican was expected
to furnish a referendum OF the
League of Nations. Reeds attacks
on the Wilson administration and his
opposition to the treaty has been
the issue in Missouri. Winning the
nomination Of the party after having
been once repudiated, Reed met even
stiffer opposition In the election
campaign. The two major parties,
as result are partially split, many
.
Democrats openly promising to sup
port Brewster while Reed is draw
ing Republican votes because OF his
League of Nations attitude. The
result was certain to be the closest
in years, with Reed slight favorite
today in the betting.
Texas has been robbed OF the
usual glamour of political fights by
the legal effort to keep the names
of senatorial candidates off the bal
lot.
Party lines have given away to the
Issue OF the Ku Klux Klan with the
result that George Il. b. Peddy is
backed by Democrats and Repub-
licans opposed to the Invisible EN-
pire" although his name was kept |
off the ballot. Earle b. Mayfield |
will be the only candidate with Of
ficial recognition, but regardless of
the ballotng the legal contest is ex-
pected to continue after election.
With Jack Walton, Democrat and
John Fields, Republican, candidate
for governor of Oklahoma appealing |
for votes regardless of party affil-
iation, the result there was unusual
ly doubtful.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-06
MRS. HALL TAKES
CHARGE Of HUNT
Widow Of Rector Throws or Reserve
and Piunues Headlonp Into Search
for Murderer. States
InformntIon.

New Brunswick. N. j.. Nov. G--Mrn.
Francis N. Hall. accused by an nj.
legged eye witness Of the murder OF
her husband and Mrs. ElInor Mills.
came forward today In the role OF
ayonger.
The widow. according 10 reliable
information from the Hall home. has
taken active charge OF search for
the murderer. The pose OF reserve
and Indifference she assumed since
the murder haa been dropped and
Mrs Hall now directs probe IN
which private detectives. lawyers and
all members Of the stevens and Car.
pendar families are engaged.
Each evening Mrs. Hall hears re.
ports from her agents IN the parlor
OF her home where she gave out n
remarkable Interview In which ahc
indicated she did not want the mur-
dercr punished nor exposed. Con.
trasting with her publicly expressed
attitude. II is said. Is the vigor with
which she has thrown herself into
the pursuit and tracking down OF
DIR. Halls slayer.
The widow applies herself day.
long TO the sorting out OF clues, ac.
cordlng TO the same source. and has
declared she will not cease until she
has tracked down the guilty parties.
This information came TO light In a
roundabout way. II appeared authen.
tic but could not be confirmed
through Timothy N. Pfeiffer, Mrs.
Halls attorney.