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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
MISSING PASTOR
IS CAUGHT TODAY

Port Huron, Mich, July 14.--Rsv.
w. w. Kulp, pastor of Spring Valley,
Ohio, who has been missing from his
home for several weeks, was beink
held in the county Jail here today.
With him was a woman who gave
her name as Miss Esther Hughes.
They were brought here from Tash.
moo Park where they have been for
the last two weeks.
The pastor told the sheriff that
he had wife and children in Spring
Valley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
WILLIAMSON FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services for Mrs. Willard
Williamson who died Wednesday
evening at her home, 917 Minnesota
avenue, will be held this afternoon
in the Methodist church at o'clock.
Rev. r. e. l.. Morgan and Rev. |. A.
Armstrong will officiate. Burial will
be at Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs Will
hanson is survived by her husband,
an employee of the Rock Island; !;
two children, her father and two
brothers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
WOODWARD BOY BROWNS.

Woodward, okla, July 14--Melvin
Beamer, II, was drowned in Healey
Lake near here yesterday when he
leaped into IL foot water from a
boat which sprung a leak. Attempts
to rescue the boy by his companions
failed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
PHYSICIAN SHOOTS sELF.

Oklahoma City, July 14--Dr. A. S.
Crocker, So, prominent local physi-
clan, shot and seriously wounded
himself with a pistol while driving
in front of the New University hos
pltal here. The shooting was acct
dental, the wounded man told his
wife.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
ELEVATOR BOY KILLED.

Muskogee, Okla, July 14.--Clar.
ence j. Lynn, IS, elevator operator
in q local office building, was crush
ed to death when he accidentally
touched the control lever while half
way out of the cab.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Washington, July 1i.-Clearly out
of patience with the refusal of strik'
ing railway men in some parts OF
the country to obey proclama'
tion against interference with the
mails and interstate commerce,
President Harding today was pre-
pared to use troops to enforce his
order.
Secretary OF War Weeks and his
aides were in constant communities
tion with the sections where violence
is rife. If the governors of those
states find themselves unable to
give proper protection, federal troops
will be dispatched.
As Weeks, Harding and Others of
the presidents cabinet talked over
plans for checking the strikers, with
troops, another council of war was
going on less than mile from the
white house. This second council
was in session at the American Fed
Grafton of Labor building, where
Samuel Gompers, president, and the
heads of the international unions
were formulating plans for backing
up the rail strikers.
Gompers denounced in strong
terms the decision to use troops on
the roads, and throw a def at the
government with the statement that
the meeting of labor heads was
called to bring about the success"
of the strike.
The first troop movement may be
ordered today, If the governor Oh
Texas failed to protect the property
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway company at Denison, Texas.
A roundhouse foreman was shot ana
instantly killed by strikers; thirty
guards were removed from a passen-
ger train by mob and put out OF
town: number Of guards were
beaten and property was damaged,
according to the report OF the fed-
eral receiver of the line.
force of $4,000 regulars in the
eighth corps area is ready to move
at a moments notice. Major Gener'
al Hines, commander Of the area
San Antonio, Texas, was ordered by
Weeks to have his men in readiness
for duty on trains and shops OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail
road company
II was also learned that orders
have been sent to other commanders
asking that they prepare forces fol
instant movement into the strike
zones.
All orders for troop movements
will be issued by the secretary O
war.
The use of federal troops in th'
rail strike will be strongly opposed
by the American Federation o
Labor.
A denunciation of Secretary o
War Weeks policy in making tn
army promptly available for strik
duty is certain to be voted by spe
cially called meeting of the pres
dents of the labor union, in session
here today, labor leaders said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
NEGRO BANDITS MAKE
HEAVY PAY ROLL HAUL
(By The United Press.)

Kansas City, Mo-, July 14-The
payroll of the Kansas City Life In
surance company, totalling $4,000
was stolen by a negro bandit in a
hold-up here today.
The bandit entered building in
the business district, held up the
cashier of the company and escaped.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Miss Bernice Hawley, formerly Of
this city, who is now connected with
Mayor Waltons office in Oklahoma
City, will lead the Walton parade
tomorrow night in the capital city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
CLARK, MISSING
SINCE APR|E I,
To RETURN HERE
Friends Here Receive First News
Today Since Then City official
Left chIekasha; Clears up
Mystery by Telegram.
TRUSTEE OF VALUABLE
LEASE NEAR GAS WELL
Asks Funds from Local Bank for
Trip Home; Expect Him Arrive
In Chlckasha Tomorrow; Wife
Expresses No Surprise.

Mystery surrounding the where
abouts OF Judge William W. Clark,
former city treasurer who has been
missing from his home here for four
months. was solved this morning
when j. u. Carmichael received
telegram from him stating that he
was leaving ST. Louis tonight. bound
for Chickasha. The message was
sent from st. Louis.
II he leaves St Louis tonight. Mr..
Clark should arrive In ChIckasha
some time tomorrow afternoon. II is
said. He is expected here at that
time. Whether he will come via
tho Rock Island or the Frisco route
was not known here this morning.
Immediately after Mr.. Carmichael
received the telegram, another mes
sage from the. once missing man was
received by a local bank. asking for
money with which to obtain trans
portation home. The amount was
wired TO St Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
Mr.. Clark Notified.

Immediately after receiving the
telegram this morning. Mr.. Car
michael notified Mrs. Clark at the
Clark home. Az South Sixth street.
When notified of her husbands
whereabouts. Mrs. Clark expressed
little or no surprise. II Is said that
she had never abandoned hope OF
seeh 9 her husband again. Efforts
to get in communication with Mrs.
Clark this afternoon were futile.
The former city treasurer who dis.
appeared from his home here while
holding the city office. is trustee of
an oil and gas lease located about
quarter of mile from the Nichlos
gas well. This lease is considered
very valuable. 1t Is believed that
the bringing in of the huge gasser
is one of the things that has induced
Mr.. Clark to return to this city.
The messages received by friends
here give no idea of where Mr..
Clark has been since he disappeared
from Chickasha on April 7.
Since his disappearance. Mr. Clark's
office as city treasurer has been de-
clared vacant and his successor ap.
pointed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
PREPARE To Use
TROOPS IN RAIL
STRIKE IS WORD
President Determined That Proelama.
tlon Shall Be obeyed; oompers
In Meeting Plans A. r. L.
Support for Success Strike.
SECRET MOVEMENT OF
SOLDIERS, SAYS REPORT
First Troop Movement May Be Or
dered Today " Texas Governor
Fails Protect Katy Property
at penlson; 26,oo0 Ready.

Dallas, Texas. July t4.-Pas-
senuer service on the Texas and
Pacific railroad between Sher-
man and oenison has been tenn
porarily discontinued as the re-
suit Of the alleged forced reslgna-
ton Of r. c. Plner, agent for the
road at Sherman, who has been
acting superintendent Of train
service to Denlson, o. 3. Webb,
general traffic agent for the T.
& p. in Dallas announced shortly
after 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Piner resigned when threatened
by a large mob at Sherman this
afternoon, Webb said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

San Antonio, Texas, July a.
According to strike headquart-
ers here, troop train was
spotted in" on Camp Travis
spur Just before noon today.
Army officers In charge OF troop
movements at corps headquart-
ers refused to confirm or deny
the report.
Reporters are being barred
from the entraining zone and
great secrecy is being employed
regarding the army's plans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In tho Daily Ez.
press. Latest world news by Leased
Wire from tho United Press Asso-
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

Continued on page six.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14
WEATHER

Oklahoma tonight aud Saiurda,
generally fair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-14

CONTINUED on page eight.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

eeeded in learning the full details of the program. as ordered personally by tie ex-Kaiscr IL will be in strange contrast with the first nEptials or the promp-lSving ruIer. Tine arrange nients are even simpler than anyone thought they would be. The most striking illustration $ the menu for Che wedding breakfast 9 copy Of which la:s just been obtained bsr tie cor respondent before t was even given to the printer
 ro satisfy the readers. appetite. (for iDfornation1 here Is the fare as sscribbIed by William on S piece of paper
 NuptiaI breakfast to follow the marriage of the former German Elm
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

not in point of ponp and prestige bur in a I,,,ioT7 more durable than crowns, to the. Empress of Sorrow"
 At the former kaiser's owl. request the ScripturaI lesson deallng with the un1on will be the thirteenth verse of of Corinthians This was the ioenti- cal ,assasc used when he married AuSastes Victc<ia Il years ago
 j curious feature is that this partf- cular passage from the Corinthians is 2 ansIafioIt by Marlin Luther. great Fzern,a,. religious reforn1er. It is 61if- ferent from the English Translation, the English text saving charity while the German text says .sloves' International News Service has suc-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

peror and the Princess Herrnine Von asnic, ham with Cumberland sauce, shauderoid of fowl Roman punch, fruit. deserts
 This menu will be printed on the back of attractfvely colored postcards bearing view of the extled mon arch's home st Doorn.
 The wedding guests will reach Doorn on Nov 4tk. Or the evening of that day ire bride to be w:U reacn Doaca bringing wich her lttt:e .Prin- cess Sunshinc''-tha tour-year-old daughter Henrietta who is only one Of her children tc be present at the we'd ding. Two others. Ferdinand and carmo, will come to Doorns Inter to live, but will rot reside with their
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
WHEN EX-kAISER
 WEDS ON NOV. }

rTha rcJirious attitude of William Hohenzolleru, former German haiser' x.bt,3, is 2 trend of mind that has be- o.,,,o 1,,ore and more marked since his exile. xas revealed today i'll the r,Ians inc. is making for his forthcoEn1ns.. marriage to Princess HeFnlne 0f Reuss. The ex-t1Riser himself picked
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
MADRID TO HAVE BASEBALL.

Madrid, Oct. 27 - Two baseball teams. which win play regular games. nareb cen formed in Madrid. The only game that has bsen played here x2s in 1909. whe1 an American nine from the cruiser Nis sara defeated so-atcli nine of the Madrid Football ciuo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

NEW -yORK-Joe Stecilsr, former heavyweight wrescNns champion. Is dus here today. Stecner comes here ta wrostIe E.a-lss Cutler at the Pioneer Sporting C5us, next Wednes- day night. Tlfis match will open the local season for the grappEers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
out the BibItcaI text to be prono,nf,

at the ceremony.
 By $. D. Meyer, l. \. S. Staff Cor
 respondent. (Copyright. 1922, By International
 News Seryice.)'
 Berlin. Oct. 27-CI. \. S))--But the greatest of these is love-
 When these words will have been spoken at Doorn by the venera bIe court clergyman. Dr. NogeI on Nov 5th. the ex-Kaiser will be married for the second time and the charming years the brtdegroon's junior and mother of five children-wiu be the successor to former Empress Auguste Victoria. She will be the successor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
BEGIN HERE TODAY

9ae reparf ef d revolver foiicvse.
by hurryin ing footsteps ca The stairs
interrupts the social evening which
Detective Barry mat planned TO <ssersl
MIA his friend. Professor >eEny unuv.
n the Latter room Oh the nth hs.3f
OF NV York apartment he.zs.
harls and tHa Professor rush dl-.A
stairs sssa discover That neaati.e Ns
lam kane society portrait pallteE.
fszs been. ,ll.irs.s-ss. IL aer sfssaia ;s's-s
irses1f o. .Eirs iiocs Gordon l-.-..l
"a sounz assi 90 the seccae heuf $40
Atenfs t.r OILS IN lra.>e4i9le nss .it-i.r
iei4. 1s.H isl sn1ef us asa4 y --.44f
tt tulti W H.&tfses
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
Stefs0n Students
Play 8 Comedies
Friday Epenirg

FRIDAY night is the night when the
Dramatic Fraternity Of Stetson UNI
-vefsity will present the three cIse acs
phys. "A Quiet Family" Il Pair 81
Lunaties.r and Tine Arrival of Kitty. =
II the Auditorium, a course number
These plays we're accorded such a
great success that they had to i,e
given q second time by request o.
many of the people of DeI-ansi IL.
speaking of the show the adyapee
man said today:
If you want an evening os real fun
and enjoyment just cone and see
these plays. You viii he Kept IN :
roar OF laughter from the very start
and when they are over you won't re-
greet that vou saw them
You think thar yon have saa.. and
heard some crazy people bar sca
haven't. as the pair Of luratirs beat
them all II you dom Ike this pls ;
| VIII miss nay guess.
Have you eser heard ~ hen peck
ed u~bantis and abused ~ivesa Well
there IS no doslDt that yea have 9'he
Quiet Family viii b.. the pest s4ke-
on on THIS that yoa have seen IN ssfens
] day
There is saving tl.at sshpre
there is life there is hop. slss .s
true il seems III nIans Ease - we
see old and young aiiEe cuarsine the
fair matters o. today Il he A~figAl
of Kitty" IL sometime ~ tnss s.as9re.
and YOU find that All eiteris gentle
man kept the girls guessing riesss np
10 the last minute
III addition 10 The play ana really
the best II all is the doubia seaielft.
iron. florodnra. Tel .de. PRETTY
| Maiden Any lover u snnae ~5i en-
JOY TINS. The music alone IS ss.4 %
ne worth the price Of the whole STOW
The University 0eche stra ~sll sls
nish music eor the evening So lis.r
! the program vii - fuil @. l.ir .fem
the very start.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
CobiirHs Minsfrais
Are Bigger, Better
Than Past - J ears

The twenty second season q J 4.
Cos,9rn's NiBs'rels brings - ~. Aud
tIJrlus.s l;aytona i.e..cl4 q taitnuTen
attraction hacked b. year. Of aeantlnu
ous and satisfying reputation IN
witch dean comedy fine rAs3s thw
pest III vaudeville and vocai navunny
splendid dancing. bright costumes
and elaborate scenic accessories
make IL welcome annual vasito.
The sort OF minstrelay that gran dad
used 10 take grandmother 60 witness
com binet with evervtninS new AMI lsp
10 the minute IN modem minstrel
amusement JOE fa,uria Ministries
are too Wei known III r-ptlre aeefic
and ~uperiat.ye adjective Its the
show voa know and enloy Jne sfe~
whict keeps faitf with old patrons
and new trends. where salit not
recognized a- eoiiraS newer ssxf
ana not tolerated This ye.s aft
ton IS said u le The sNgs-s test
and most ENJOYABLE II t4lr f.s5iT
two years uf catering g. ars'1zsi.l.' -
lovers AT the Auaitoripi. an'
siay night January nos an
alt I'll the Auditorium i4e8 sfsse
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19
Tickets For Frieda
Hempel Go
On Sale On Monday

Those who are reading the New
York papers are well informed OF the
recent success of Frietsa Helnpel boz h
n the HiDpcd-ume and AT Carney
Hall They will receive with e great
aeal of pleasure the announcement
Df her c1miEy to the Auditorium Feb
/. anu Mr. fieatou the manager OF ,hes
Auditorium. has been kept busy an
-wEri1g telephone calls relative to
her appearance here
The coming OF Frieda Eierlpel to
this community vii. -. d standard ser
artists coming later in the wear and
III other years 70 come Those -iss;
nave hasi the opportunity of hearing
ls--~ at other TIMES viii b.. glad IF th..
privilege ri -sseing and nearing her
again
She possesses q wonderful voice and
the finish ana beauty "a Il VIII en-
trance hec hearers
'fae press praises her in the nsgh-
esi terms sae critics arr ~ on min
-s.; sac possesses serrsno vince
lsat Is 81 eAG'sife ara enAra4lng a.
~ eisase ans audiess,
w ll~sess ipr the Fl s.aE..i vscs..sl
s. pe piaeeG on SIDE ne1i Maaaas
nsorGi,ss u fht auditorium f'gleef
e BE- - s. % and 81 % plus wa
sax
faH u telephone Orders fas s.i.se
s.rke.s sae.id - seA. II on r.. 2ssr,!
sri Nii i gwen speesai attention
snose desiring - gorm parties Isl
III attraction sssorsa .naAp then r..
eervafions as elri as Fe-si5 ls
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-19

Mr. and AIRS john " la are
loca-ea AZ tne Aihhara Hons uaV
As their gB@st tne-T niece ee $50
sucky WHO Will spend seNs
with them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-18
CALIFORNIA WOMAN
DRAWS A CONTRAST
Says Working Girls There Fare
Better Than Wives Of COL
lege Professors.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Berkeley. Cal, Oct. 1S.-The poor
working girl" has 1t "all over a COL
lege professor in the matter OF al
lowances made by employers for sub
sistence. according TO Mrs. Dorothy
Hart Bruce. wife OF Fl. L. Bruce e
The faculty Of the University OF Cali
fornia-
In a letter published IN the Univer-
slty Chronicle. a faculty publication,
MRS. Bruce tal3as issue with the bud
ct for household expenses fer facul-
" members recently announced by
the board Of regents.
Mrs. Bruce said that the professor's
wife must choose between childless-
ness or the anguish and humiliation
OF many years of debt and drudgery'
II she expects to live on the salary of
her Observation-Disclosures. She said eight
other wives OF faculty members agreed
with her.
Mrs. Bruce said a budget issued re-
Gently by San Francisco teacher of
home economies stated a working CIR
needed $3.50 a year for clothes TO ap-
pear well dressed. That allowance
she declared. would look big TO a
professors wife whose allowance fol
clothes is nxed at the pItiful figure
OF $50"
In the opinion OF Mrs. Bruce a
| least $3.50 a month IS needed TO pro
| vide the bare necessities for a facult,
! members family IL he has a wifi
and three children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-18

contest may be had by addressing
Great Women Contest Woman's Uni
versal Alliance, 1913 New Hampshire
avenue y. w, Washington, d. c.
The final selection OF names will be
IN the hands Of a special historical
research committee Of 100 prominent
citizens OF the state who are now be-
ing selected. The committee will be
composed OF editors, leading educa-
tors, historians, heads Of patriotic
organizations, etc. Among those who
are being asked TO serve on this Com
m!ttee from Delaware are Hon. Charles
II, Miller, Merris Taylor. Judge
George Gray. Miss Katherine Pyle, all
&c Wilmington; A. r. NJ. Spaid, Dover
John G. Townsend, Selbyville; John
ID. Skilton, Wilmington; Arthur l.
Washington, Wilmington; Edward l.
Smith, Newark: DR.. Walter Hullihen
President OF the University of Della
ware; r. Watson Cooper, Newark
Bben Scott, Milford; II. II. Thompson
Greenvillc: Judge II. C, Conrad
Georgetown; Judge William II. Boyce
| Dover; Thomas b. Meisel, Delaware
city, James o. c. Duffy. Coocht
/ Bridge; John J. IIaskob, Caymont
/ George +. Stevens, Arden; Mrs. w
/ r, Jester, Delaware City; Mrs. JchI
b, Cleaver. Middletown; Mrs. JohI
W. Clifton. smyrna; Edward Farrell
/ smyrna; Miss Eleanor T., Todd
| Newark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-18
PARTY FOR MISS A. A. SMITH
Surprised by McCabe Choir Members
on Her Birthday.

A surprise party was given Miss AIDA
a. Smith. daughter q Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smith, 609 West Twentieth
street, at her home last Wednesday
evening, in honor of her birthday. by
the choir of McCabe Memorial NJ. Il.
Church. Games and music. were en-
jOyed. Miss Smith is president and
solo!st of the McCabe choir. With
August Wedler she entertained at
the piano. Alexander McInnis perform
ed on the violin, and Edward Morrow
and others of the party rendered vocal
selections.
At late hour, refreshments We're
served. The table centerpiece was II
basket Of fall flowers, which had been
sent by friend of the family in hon +
Of the occasion Mr. Wedler, must
presented Miss Smith with a patent
leather overnight bag lined with rose
colored silk.
Those present We're, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. August Wedler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Il. Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arlo
Moore, Mr., and Mrs. Frank w, Grubb
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scarborough, Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Perry. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Smith. Mrs. Frank c. Sparks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-18
DELAWARE WOMEN'S CLUBS

Club held It's regular monthly meeting
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Thomas J. Lawrence. The committee
on flower gardens made a most en-
couraging report. The delegates who
attended the meeting of the State
Federation OF Clubs az Rehoboth
Beach gave r. report OF the meeting
Mrs. J. w. Ellis gave an interesting
account Of her motor trip through
New England last summer Mrs.
Perina Townsend also gave a very
good account OF her recent trip to
Rhode Island towns. Mrs. Morgan
T. Young entertained the club with
recitations from James Whitconib
Riley; Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips read a
paper wit and Tumor;" Mrs. Henry
T. Tunnel read Current Events: +"
Miss Lizzie Robinson read I'm Good
Old Sussex County, Down IN Little
Delaware" by George b. Hynson.
The hostess served refreshments.