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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
OBSERVE RICHMOND DAY
At SESSIONS IN HANOVER
Reports From Churches of
This City Read at Dover
Meeting.

Reports from Richmond Raptisi
churches ware read at the meeting
Of the Dover Association yesterday
IN the second dan OF it's one hundred
and thirty ninth annual session held
at R"rea Church. in Hanover County
Among the large crowd OF delegates
and visitors wers number of promi-
neni and active church workers OF
this city.
y total membership Of 1900 was
reported by the twenty-onc white
churches in Richmond. while the
sunday school enrolment is $500
Contributions for local church pur-
poses We're S332S0o and for the gen
"ral benevolenccs of the denomina.
ton. S22S.2oo. The roll call of the
churches was followed by addresses
10y Rev. W T.. Robertson
report on evangelism was pre-
Sented 10y Rev. r. Aubrey Williams.
and one on foreign missions by ". c.
Norman. stiles ii. Ellyson reported
M state missions. while w. A. Chill
drey spoke on the Sunday school
boards. Addresses were made by Rev
icorr" W. Mcdaniel, n. u. Rev
Scion Il. Cousins. n. D.. and by Mrs.
NJ. T. Chandler. of West Point
Tn" association decided TO erect
at ono" fitting memorials to Reuben
Ford. and to william Wrhb.r. who
We're chosen clerk and moderator of
tn" organization Of the body in 1854
and served in those Offices for thirty
eight and twenty-,hree years. re-
spcCtivelr. Ford was the frs1 Ran.
J tist minister To I've ordained in tn.
! territory OF the Dover Association. II.
! orGanizcd and was for nifty wears
I pastor 81 tho first church. in
Eoochland. constituted in the Dover
/ Territory. and also organized and was
the FIRST pastor OF Wins. Deep Run
and Hopeful churches. He was a
leader in the struggle for religious
liberty. and I" him was committed
the duty Of presenting TO the Cen
era! Assembly OF Virginia the Ban
'Ist petitions for equal religious
trlEhts for all men. and OF pressing to
successful issue tho comnlcta
. separation ~ church and state in
this commonw wealth
William W"bber was tho frs, ras.
| tor OF old Dover Church. from which
me assoc ton takes It's name. serv-
ing II from 1913 until 1905 a.. was
imprisoned in Chesterfield iaN and
again IN Middlescx jail for preaching
! IN" gospel. and was moderator OF IN.
genera association OF the general
| committee. and OF the Dover Assncla-
! non during the strenuous early years
Of Virginia BaptistS Both Ford and
Weber were horn. lived lahorcd
died and lie in unmarked graves no,
FAR from Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
UTNEY DRIVERS TO Appeal,
FOR HANGES IN ORDINANCE
Will Appear Tonight Before Council Committee-Sone
Of Them to Ask Elimination of Section Re.
qlirng Heavy Liability Insurance Policies.

Tho Ordinance Committee Of the
City COUNSEL, at its meeting tonight
RI o'clock, will hear appeals OF
j!tney dr!vcrs for amendments to the
r"oently enacted jitnoy ordinance.
now temporarily suspended by court
Injunction.
Some of the drivers Will ask THAI
section " he eliminated. That sec
lion rcu!res policics OF liability In.
snrance indemn!fying the licenses
oot"!Eed. The policies call Nfor 81.
ooO Tor Injury 10 one passenger and
$4,000 to two or more property
bond Of $1,000 also ~ required Til.
policies are to be- approved by The
city Attorney and Med with the
city Comptroller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
DRUNS0N WILL ADDRESS
STRIKING SHOPMEN HERE
Officer Of international Asso.
citation of Machinists Is
Forccful Talkcr.
Mo MAss-MEETING TONIGHT
Wives and Daughters Of tho Men to
Attend. and There win he Musi-
cnl ProKrnm-ticrk to March To-
Day.

Fl. L. Brunson. officer OF tn" Inter
national Association OF Mnchin!sts
ana formerly I'm Chars. Of the Bureau
OF Rehabilitation OF Wounded Sol
diers, will! address the mass meeting
to be held by the City Federation OF
shop Crafts In the City Auditorium
toniSht at echoes. MIR. Brunson IL
we'll known In organized labor and
Is said !" Re forcefII speaker.
In addition 10 the address By MIR
brunson. the audience viii be en-
ieriain-d with selections by the
Moose Band and the old south Quar-
tet. colorcd singing organization
$. |. Cottre!i. chairman OF the fed
Grafton. viii preside. and wives and
daughters % the strikers Will attend
BiR Event or the Day.
Tonights meeting viii he the big
event OF tn. day for the striking
shopm.n. The usual mass-ineetine
Will II" held in the auditorium at
1890 o'clock and vii. be addressed
by one or two local speakers. II Is
said that tn" clerks ~ the Chesa-
peake and ohio Railway. who have
been ordered TO strike this morning
at 10 o'clocS. viii march to tho
auditorium in body and join the
shop workers.
Nv usual mass meeting or the
shop strikers was held yesterday
morning, and pick.tinr was contin-
ucd throughout the day. While no
disorders OF any Kind have occurred
| In Richmond sine" tho strike began.
! twenty picked men in the employ Of
the t'hcsapcak" and Ohio were sworn
| in by city Clerk Alfred II. Mcdowell
yesterday afternoon 10 protect the
property Of that --pmpauy and the
employees who remain at work These
men have polio" authority and were
sworn in n the request OF j. w.
King. rhicf special agent Of tho
| Chesapeake" and ohio.
Names of the Wen.
The men named in the appeal are
x. :. Taylor y + Ciucci, w. j. Bur
russ, !. +. Sadlcr, u. T.. Barnhardt.
w NJ Wells U T. Lord. Il. A. Low
ing. W Il Miller. II. e. Crump. 4
Van Bur"n, + W. cook. w. A. Crump.
!, II Tyrrc. Herman Roach George
H. Wilson, W. V. Reynolds Frank
IL Walden. J. w Johnson. Il. w.
Rowtcs. William Farris and j. II
Han.
Trains continue to operate with
out interruption. and tho Chesapeake
and ohio yesterday added ifty-two
mechanics to tn. list it has taken on
III the past few days. The mon So
cured yesterday came from Ken
lucky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
LEAVE DAMAGE CLAIMS
UP TO CITY ATTORNEY
Officials Come to This De-
cision After Conference
With Ainslic.

Anticipating claims acains, the
CITY for damnrs done ia pr,y.,s ,ron
49,, ~
'H "'"' y"
rH mpase as result or the terrific
thunder storm las, Thursday night
CITY officials I'm co,raro,co v;,,
N,yo- ,,,.,,, ,
10y ''erhooh
ie'' |" '''E Attorney George Wayn"
Anderson ali matters relating to any
action ina, mirh, no hrou.,b, 49,.
sunar.rs f,.,, ,., a.,
'''"' wv ""'n
While no claims have 70; been filed
against the city MAYOR AinsIi. cal,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

The drivers VIII also ask to be
allowed To turn on their runs when
they have allied tho jitneys with
passengers whose destination Is
DOWNTOWN. and TO be permitted 10
star; Inter In tho morning thnn $40
O'Clock, the hour now specified in
tho ordinance.
II is probable that Judge Beverley
l. trump. OF Court OF Law and
Equity. VIII render his decision In
mo motion or City Attorney George
avn" Anderson to dissolve the In
junction tomorrow Saturday. He
mas had the matter under consider
alton since last Tuesday. This in
Junction was granted by Judge Sims.
"f the Supreme Court OF Appeals on
application OF the ji,ney drivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
To Attend Jersey Meeting

j u Meek. director OF the Division
OF M"rN"tS IN Richmond. VIII leav.
l"udN 10 attend the conference Of
state markctius officials and dir,c
i"rs "f extension. together with rcp-
r"N"ntaiiNeS OF wholesale and retail
meat trad. and others Interested in
the Shipmcnt OF meat. AT 4 meeting
10 10" held tomorrow afternoon At !
. clock in tn" rooms of the Jersey
1--we stock Commission in Jersey
city. 1hc conference which was
called by III" United states Depart
m"nt Of Agriculture. has for its pur<
pos" tn" WORKING out Of better
regulated low Of receipts of lands.
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
CAPTURE FOUR STILLS
NEAR THE YORK RIVER
Combined Capacity l. $50 GaIIop,
- One hnn Arrested ny Prohibit
ton Agents uf stntr

.l FcpF sttis were 90 ptUred on 81. n :.
Geek, near the f"rk River yes;.fday
by state Prob ibi,ion Officer ! r
Frute, according 10 Cornmission.r
Harry y smith stills captured -,
mis- time were 3 steam sti!I nf 2hO-
gallon capacity. operated by water
300 ga lon capacity steam sim
WIN 'w"ntN-seven barrels of mash.
and copper sun ~ thirty gallon.
CAPACITY.
Lenafd McDanysi was arrested ~
NHrkto"n on cnarg" of operating
s'tll He was building a IRE un-
Coy keiue 20 begin operating when
officers arrived. they said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
klDD1ES GIVE PLAY;
SWELL MILK FUND

Again littlo children OF Richmond
arc coming 10 tho fore in contrIbu-
Tons for Tho leo and milk fund CON
hucicd ny Tho Dispatch Papers for
;"Hct among tho poor children of tho
city. Drawing tho hot summer
weather. eight children gave a play
raising - for tho mission by their
personal efforts. Ursell Tyson. OF
Church I'M. gave the play In her
home. being assisted by Virginia
Mayo. Mary Simmons. Marian Ellt,
Grace Dodson. Elise jackson, Mar
saret Gillian. and Adrian Bowler.
Need for leo and milk This sum
mer is especially great due to tho
unemployment situation. In several
cases children have been found In
great distress. Hope that tn. fund
VIII be swelled TO meet tho unusual
demand during tho summer months IL
expressed by those in charge
Contributions received yesterday
we're:
-" :. 1900 ..'.'.........H 90
- . = ....... .............. . 90
From H"rcan Bible class or
Second PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mrs. : II Hawcs Bible class. & On
G. r. o'Douucil. treasurer. 81,
Vincent d" raul Society. ST.
ratrick'S Catholic Church : m
SHOW given by rrscll tyson. Of
Church ilil. assisted by viz
Ginia MAYO. Mar simmons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
HOLD ing Dny To.,,orrnr

Tn" Womans Christian Tcmpor
an"c Union. OF Richmond. will ho'd
Tag day tomorrow Ia raise money
I" carry on It's work In child welfare
scicntihc temperance instruction and
charitN y larG" part of Tn. cX-
pens" ot tn" W. 6. T. l.. noa, in tho
NirSi"ia historical Pageant was
borne by tho Richmond unions and
recently nearly floo was given in
pupils IF TIA" public schools as .-c.
ward for nrizc essays IN tho rcccn,
contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Arrested on I.inunr Chsrr.

= Blackburn. ~ Ciayvilie. Pow.
na'an county was arrested Tuesday
charged With manutacturins and
seIlinE ardent spirlts IN violation ~
the prohibition laws he va.
trough, before United states Com
missioner Melvin FlcgerhcIulcr ve.
i"rdaN and naiied in tn" sun Of s7nn
f"f ms ap9eaTance SATURDAY T-e
Nr"'tr, IS sa'f - ne tho sr.nnd i'm.
BlacHs.srn mas run afoul ~ ne law
f"r i!!Ct disiiiing. hay9ag beer
s re- sR ss. SsSs.;ssssa oa a sluaiia<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

~. \. RrittOn. young white man.
was found guilty in the Hastings
Court today on charge of stealing
an automobile and, because of his
youth. WAS sent to tn. state Refor
matory for one year. - was allcce' -!
that Britton stole an automobile he
longing TO NJ. Fcldman on the nigh,
~ Juno t he denied m" charge, aud
tho case was heard nv jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Flay by Junior Little Thcater
League. 30S l-2 Floyd Avenue.
S:l5 i. NJ.
kiwanis- Rotary Clubs Baseball
games. Boulevard Field. 4 i. NJ
John Marshal! Houi". Ninth and
Marshall streets. open ? y. NJ to
Il, NJ
tFor Theater Calendar. SEQ
page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
BRANCH JOHNSON WARNS
AGAINST MINORITY RULE
Tells AID Club Society Mus,
Taboo Citizen Who Does
Not Vote.
PLEADS Fon REASON TO rnEvAIL
Roads, and One of the HiEhvnys
Mny Lend to Evils the Nation

Shups.
I'VE mus, look down u,o, ,ps,
ava ~
' no. '"Ne '"'''
eSt IN IN" "Hairs ot their govern
men,. We must taboo the citizen VINO
docs no, vote TO- ,h. ,ao,, ,
O"e ." N"'ch reason pre-
walls and there can he no such gov
eminent unless the thinking peopl.
use their right OF sufrrar.
This was the warning rivep nv
CAPTAIN branch Johnson in his ad.
dress at the weekly luncheon Of IN.
Richmond AGvcrtisinr club given
YESTERDAY in tho V " g adr,ris
,-a,ion huiId,rr n, E,@,, So,
Cantai, rohnso,.s s,h,ao,
Democracy AT the cross Roaas"" and
heto-o bo o,,.rod '."
rorma,,or or
,vhol. ,or nor,l;,.
Scnr,, a.,
81 don, r1c,, ,ror,,,,i,
80 's"'"s'
dress" ssis mo eno,Lor ~, ~
mean ma, ds,,ocr,c,
cross roads and ,b,, u,,c.s ma A.,
-or :, ,.b,, so,;o, 49,.
morals ), 49, f,u
ono ~ no ro,ds is c,,,~,
n, mo c-ossi,r Tha o.ho -
can M, coo exco,, -. n,,r ,
80, =, 90. ,"'" no
a ro,d M, ,e,d. ,,b CIV 80,
less We hoId mo rain !, oad
To RoIsbov,sr Which i h,sod ~
IN. nrincirIe ,ha, ~. v,io-i, -
useless and that tho right IN rpis
u within Tho newer Of v,,dic,lr.
ruthless mirori,v
In Russia. ahou, 600 m.r ruIa
the millions. In England on. ~ i,s
greatest men said no vas rIad no
had no children because of f.nr -,
the future"
Captain johnson referred To m.
conditions in this country. where. he
said class is nghtinc class religion
rs fighting religion ana race fight
ing race. He spoke OF what is known
as the Farm Bloc" in the United
states Senate. He said the com
mittee behind this movement was
made up Of twelve lawyers one
newspaper man aud one oil man. and
mat ITS purpose is 10 leEislaie for
INC farmer
says u violates Democracy.
Is 10 secure Tor the farmer sr"-
Ga! privileges said Captain John
no nov Nho" 'he reason why.
'"' ''',"E ~ on oil IN" oasic
~, - 49, ~ A'"M ''.a, "hcn
,.se,o. -. ,,,.,....-...-
-. VI "'"'oc-
,
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r,'nu ny '''"' ",'e|'N :"
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irdi,.;ausI =, ,
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,osa,, "a 49, 80. !" ''p
,rni,.d ~, "'e "'' co"
,%oho,,. Ii.
declared car,ai 80
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80. WI" ""Neo on
'"'I@ immoral therc
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49, 49, '"""o IN" man
49, NOV II. YOU q"
~. "'"l" y" '""""r", De
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cunts '"r >"'h'"K.
'o"hA"h-. H't'h IN" reason
me sn'H'lN.- H&.'s rot faithful
u" pt"P'r ne - sent l"
s"""c .h"' 'h' man
80. "u' N"'Ihs' ne reels mat
~, ~ i'' "o,"'ns ana
S"n ny "a! 40 t7thiHg ny himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

Marian Fills. Grace Dodson.
Elise Jackson. Margaret Gil
liam and Adrian Bowler on
"oman's Auxiliary Tabernacle
Hapt'S1 church ............. 10 %
fo'a' .j2S 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
BECK NEVER HID
FROM ANYONE IS
OFFICER 5 CLAIM
Major Paddock Scouts story That
Beck podged Behind Curtains
When Day Entered; "Not
Like Him." Says.
CBy The United rress.)

Fort sill. Okla. April G.-"Paul
Ward Beck meyer hid from any
body-he faced death In line Of
duty too many times for that"
Major r. b. Paddock, relative OF
General Pershing and a member Of
the death bridge party" at the Day
T ONE, made that comment today on
the assertion by judge Day that
Beck hid behind curtains when Day
returned from taking guests from
the party and saw the, officer strug-
Cling with Mrs. Day.
''It<was not like Beck to hide be-
hind such flimsy things as curtains
when caught in tight place."
Paddock said he attended the
theatre and bridge party with The
Days. Beck and others but LETT be-
fore the tragedy. He said the bottles
reported found on the mantle at the
day home were there before the
party arrived. t~
He also denied there were four
cars In front Of the Day home while
he was there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
HEARD DAUGHTER
SCREAM, RAN OUT
AND WAS KILLED
New Jersey Woman Shot by un-
known Man In vestlbuIe Of Homo
When Went to Door to Give
Aid 10 Girl.
ny The ,.Atci rr~s)

Newark. N. j.. April 6.-.Called In
70 vestibulte at the front door OF
lcr home early this morning by
frantic screams OF her daughter.
Carrie. aged is. Mrs. AntonIa Cas-
celia. aged &c. was shot and instant
ly killed by an unknown man.
The murderer fled. Mrs. Cascella
was found dead in the doorway Of
her home whan police arrived.
According TO information given po-
lice by Carrie Cascella she and a
girl companion separated at corn
er near the 'Cascela home about
2:20 this morning after having Wis
tied a theatre and restaurant,
Near her home, Miss Cascella said
sho observed man following her.
She rushed into the doorway Of her
home and the man followed, cfok.
ing her and throwing her to the
floor of the vestibule. She screamed
and then became unconscious.
Police believe that Mrs. Cascella
heard her daughters screams and
as she opened the vestbule door
was shot by her daughters assail-
ant. Her body was found lying
across the door sill
A short distance from the Cascella
homo pOlicp found an amnfv ra.
volver holster, the only clue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
Death Probe Will
Be CarriedsaOD By
ArntygsAuthOrities

El Paso,. Texas, April 6.-Investi-
cation by Mexican and American
authorities in the killing of Corporal
W.. w. Whyte, headquarters COM
pany, eighty-second field artilley,
whose body was found at Cordova
Island, on the Mexican boundary yes
terday, tends to show that he was
shot from his horse by the Mexican
fiscal guard when he refused to halt
at the border.
It was learned that Wythe was
absent without leave from his regi-
ment at TT. Bliss and was riding an
artillery horse.
Mexican officials found Whyte's
watch and money in his pockets. A
letter was also found from woman
believed to be his wife, residing at
the Miller apartments, Salt Lake
City, Utah. The letter pleaded with
Whyte for support for his wife and
boy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06

Il am glad to abide by the wishes
Of the majority and shall recon-
mend to the council that the site
for fire station in the southwest
ern section Of the city be purchased
and a building constructed there,
on said Mayor Coffman today,
commenting on the special election
held here Tuesday
THE voice of the majority said
they wanted the site and building.
This expression was made in the
vote OH proposition one. Such being
the wishes Of the voters, l shall
favor strict adherence to that
command" the mayor declared.
Proposition two which provided
for the purchasing of equipment for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
"ABIDE BY MAJORITY" SAYS MAYOR

the station, was defeated by a ma
jority of six votes.
The mayor stated today that the
$4,000 bonds for the purchasing of
the site and construction of the
building will be issued and that a
proposal to issue bonds for the
equipping Of the station probably
will be fe.submitted to the voters
at the next primary election, which
will be held next year.
Transcript Of proceedings, togeth-
er with other necessary data soon
will be submitted to the attorney.
general who must approve the
$4,000 bond issue before the Sc.
curities are salable, according to
the mayor,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06

Big plans are on foot for the ses-
sion. Chickasha. Ell Reno, Oklahoma
City, Pauls Valley, Ardmore and
Wichita Falls, Texas lodges will par
ticipate in the ceremonies, with the
Chickasha team putting on the ini-
tiatory work. Mr.. Duffy urged that
the Elks bring their wives and
ladies' A luncheon at noon. degree
work in the afternoon, banquet at
nighe to be wound up with an Elks'
ball, is the program arranged.
Chickasha. FL Reno and Oklahoma
City will consolidate in furnishing a
band for the occasion. The Chicka-
sha 'Ja-Da Jazz" orchestra will play
for the dance,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
BILL cHIcKAsHA ELks FOR DUNCAN

Last night at the regular meeting
of the Elks club, the following Off
GERS were installed: Roy Cornwell,
exalted ruler; Garner Collums, es-
teemed leading knight; e. L. Basden,
secretary; Lucian Erwin, tiler; c.
E. Schow, grand lodge delegate; ].
w. Conner, trustee. c. B. Turner,
treasurer was not present.
Pete Duffy of Duncan headed a
delegation from that place, asking
the Chickasha Elks to install the
Duncan lodge on next Wednesday.
Theinyitation was accepted and
Chickasha will send big delega-
tion Of Bills" to the Stephens coun.
Ity capital,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
CONTINUE SMALL
CASE TO APRIL I

Waukegan, ills., April 6.---Opposing
counsel today reached an agree
ment for choosing jury to try Gov
ernor Len Small and the case was
continued until Monday, April q
Method Of selecting jury to try
Governor Small which has delayed
the case since Monday, is as follows: ::
y Albert McDermott, court reporter,
will pick every fourth name on the
poll list of Lake county for the presi-
Dental election Of 1920. The county
clerk will then draws names for the
Small venire in the usual way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
RECEIVING STATION FOR
BABIES FOUND is CLAIM

Logansport, Ind, April GA whole
sale receiving station for unwelcome
babies of Chicago mothers was con-
Quoted by Mrs. VIM. F. Libby Of
this city, authorities claimed today.
Investigation into the past connec-
tion of Mrs. Libby revealed that she
gave white babies into custody of
negroes, DR., Charles Virden, agent
Of the Illinois public welfare depart
ment, and Walter w. Foskett, spe-
cial prosecutor, claimed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-06
PARKINSON 10 PROBE
KAY COUNTY OFFICER

Oklahoma City, April 6.-State
Examiner Fred Parkinson will begin
an investigation in the records OF
the county clerk Of Kay county and
the county treasurer of Pottawato-
mie next week, he announced today.
Investigation Of the records Of Ed
H. Stalnaker, county clerk at New
kirk, has been requested by the
county commissioners, he announced.
The county commissioners of Pot
tawatomie county requested an in
vestigation into the records Of the
late r. L. Alexander, county treas
urer who killed himself last June.