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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01

The Periclean Debating Society met
Tuesday afternoon and carried out
the following program:
Debate: Resolved, That private
citizen should feed tramps."
Affirmatiye-James Page, Chester
Stephens.
Negative-lrby Park, Tillman
Stewart.
The negative won.
Solo by Andres Rhodes.
How We Spend Thanksgiving
Troy McPeake.
Report of Editor.
HERY K0LWYCK. Reporter.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01

merely upon a pleasure seeking trip,
under no conditions would | take the
trip that / have outlined to you. We
were late leaving the States, and the
climate has been exceedingly cool. |
think it was only one day, at Sorrento,
that / have not used or worn an over
hoat
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
Fair Mount News.

We are still having lot, i rain
and the back water is falling ..5w. i,
ass alnos, as high a. j, vas II 1904
! Ms, Rosa Rapp wight T. =, Louis
Saturday 4 vice., ago, vince he III
tend. T. spend the su;7.DcT-- -------
ililda kapp called al the / Rapp
1ee Tuesday.
Ernesc Fleiscl.er leir W.e5uesday
iar Pocahonias, No. where he was
married to Mis-. Bertha R-e..-.g Mon
DAY
LOWS Meyer and FAM. visited
enc night las; week with "A. Nost
ard vie
Mis- Mildred Este visited from
Friday till Sunday with Martin Rapp
and family.
Miss Woods The E.;- Noun,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
North Oak Grove.

Mrs. Vim. Jones spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Willie Gardner.
Fern Gragg spen, "Wednesday
night with Iva Wigger.
Miss Mzude Kretzinger and James
Gardner were visitors at Oak Grove
school Friday.
Archie and Everett Evans spent
Thursday evening with Earl Taylor.
Eavan Foster spent "Wednesday
might with Lola Kre;zinger.
Everett Evans spent Saturday night
with William phinney.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Baker and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ri,cfey.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard West and
daughter. Maade Kreizinger. and Leo
Fiost spent Sunday at the home OF
John Kretzingef
James Gardner and William Ph;n-
ncy spent Sunday morning with
Everett Evans.
osie Morgan is spending few
dayz sish his cousin, Clyde Joaes
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
Herrell and Summit.

\ cry pleasant last day o: school
MS celebrated at the Herrel school
'.casc .as: Friday, April 81. The
I: ---4.i .caoo invited the Summit
s>aoa! 10 spend the last day with
,Ac.n, About il clock all the Sum
nit children and their teacher. Miss
Florence Bet. gathered on the school
ground with smiling faces and jubi-
liant voices.
The children 81 the two schools
soon had games started and. we're hav-
ing merry TIM when the friendly
patrons OF both Summit and IIerre!l
district came with loaded baskets full
Of eats. At the noon hour over 100
people were present.
The ladies soon had two long tables
co,cic with all kinds OF delicious
eats. They were even served hot
coffee. The dinner was served in
cafeteria style.
After the dinner, the two districts
had an old fashioned spelling bee 1t
took some time to win the tight. but
finally Herrcl won
Both Miss Iva Faubion and Miss
Florence Belt are to be highly praised
for the successful terms Of school
they have taught i'll the adjoining dis;
tricts.
One Who Was Present.
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Pension Claim Allowed.

: Pension attorney B. F. letter has
been notified that the pension claim
81 Mary Stalnmen widow Of Casper
Stanl1nen has been allowed at the rate
i thirty dollars per month from
-Arrii goth, 1919 making total claim
O. ever ane thousand dollars which
viii be paid in the next few days.
Casper Stalnlnen died Apri 2oth,-
l9-1. and after his death his widow
lied d claim for pension. The case
was taken up and it was found that
she had been married three times.
Her first husband was dead and she
and her second husband Wesley kel-
ley, had separated in Iowa in 1868 and
then she moved TO Butter. She had
supposed that Kelley had secured
divorce but upon investigation it was
found that no divorce had ever been
secured
In 1870 she was married to Casper
St&nnren i'll this city and they lived
together until his death as husband
ar vile.
Tie pension department required
proof OF X eiley's death and there was
10 direct evidence of his death but
S. NE OF the relatives had received let
tcrs several years ago that he went
west and died but the place OF his
death could not be located, but the
lapse OF time and his age at the sep
araton was almost conclusive evil
dence OF death.
The claim was hard fought and
Mrs. Stammen has now won cont
Portable competency for the balance
II her life
This is the largest widows pension
claim ever allowed i'll the county.
nh her
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
Line II Items.

(. Well. look ont Tor seven rainy Sun
d-ys, as i rained Easter. But that
IN has Jailed and We hope it doe
= ain.
Leoaa Moore spent all night with
Frances Dillon Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Todd visited
=, the George Lonsworth home Sun
day ai,cr4Con.
Robert Lievan, working in Kansas
City. spent Easter with his parents.
/ -ir. and Mrs. H &. Lievan
/ MT. md Mrs. George Ha..=.z-
/ spent the day Sunday Al the ~ C.,
| E-.d-idge home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Todd and
Misses Florence and Edna Todd and
Nellie and Flora Dalton spent an EN-
jcyabie time at Charlie Todd's Sat
urday night
Miss Louise Dillon returned to
Kansas City the first OF the week al
ter spending Easter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Dalton visited
Charlie Wallace Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon. Mr..
and Mrs. \. d. FORMER and daugh-
ter, 'i'hc'ma. and Miss Irene Lievan
spent S:'Tuay at the ]. A. Neal home.
MI All Mr.. ! Rose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Rose and Miss Nellie Rose
and Eugene Rose spent Easter Sn-
day at the Sanford home. near w.
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schuyler and
children. D;cie and Donald, spent
Sunday a; the Jones home near
John. town.
Mrs. H. G. Licvan and daughter,
Miss Gertrude. and Mrs. y. A. Neal
visited the west school OF Butler
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ". L. iierrcll called on Mrs.
w {. Eldridge Sunday evening.
MI and Mrs. Todd and daughters.
Florence and Enda, visited Sunday
e. enilg q: the Dalton homo.
Miss Opal Calvert will be the
teacher OF Shady Dell school for the
coming term OF I922-Ioo3.
JUST PATTY.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27

or 5q~ts -rs ID : highis
tened 5g - 8; er CITIZENS
<.3 er r4-ze y : Essle m
= ato in she siaag-4 u a t.ottis CT 60
5fss5.er .hlah =Aot f1-na gave hs
j. s91 a-d t}sis bo-.:e has neTsr bet
tcaeiae<4 andrf.e has sept 81 al 81 the.
.ee-s and i was hfs desire and dire
ti79 tina; ~hen he died that his p
bearers after tht 5zrial shoaid me-
40 drink Up tbs choice liquor. B
hi plans are ngw Upset. and as Il.
fire destroyed The precicas oinfmer
the lail bearers viii have TO make Il
occasion appropriate by taking lit,
pure water o. llght grape juice.
JOHNNY.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27

a torpid live needs al oyerhauIing
with. Herbine- Its benefits are i'm
media'ely apparent Energy tzkes
the alace OF laziness, appetite returns,
and tte hour OF rest brings vi6h Il
sound, refreshing sleep. Pnce 6c>-
Sold BY Travis Drug & Mese6stf5e
Co. zASr
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27

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T. sse9aerd an5 9. T. E3uaa.
Tr.i-z- citizeas :. 81 Fiowa-
lip were IN Bufier Ms-dzy o
5reiaras.
IaaE @aa9a i putting in
d-=i- o. his farm so;1ta Of ATu3ret
Caaley and -aukf3-d are shippini
sax 10 the Kansas City markets.
henry Bradley. one Of The oldes
md ro.t highly respected citizeas O
the -ySprzgae neighborhcod had par
alyt,c stroke one day last week an
: reported no better He is he iath-
e~ q Deputy Sheriff Der, Bradley
The Odd Fellows OF adrian viii
celebrate the lo3d anniversary OF the
o-cer next Sunday Judge Daniel f
BIRD ot Kansas City will deliver an
aGG-es-
Samuel X Saondg-ass Of FL Dora
d. Springs was IN me city lew days
sf u l-s 'A'ef7sl Of ms cznaf1say
- state Senator from this district.
- >n9lg-sss i Z good man and
m democrats Aoud make no mis-
ta-e -- rora;-.saz him f9- t7.s posi-
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
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ing a. The { r. Phs-is home IN Lac
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Jus i visiting ,, H. horne r: her
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27
Mission Branch.

~
/ - en- VIC a'r Q ING op'hlon II
our i0cai storms ana rainy season aT
o' q s'nc@ -'e' 1@z rassea u
1lTer ha: aesl 9at ana hooded r.
sifTo.'aa'h= country .o' more tn
."f weeks. -1s ''f IA ON II
: tor house vzs W. inches deep o.
lie en--re -oo-. 5t' the 7srHsy "
-~aH'l55s sa5 refused q be frighter
5ts n7ovsez oat Sunday night :
ser.ga was visited by the most T.
fi5.c ha3. st.-r- known IN years.
SC. oes damage as= done save IN
.ha,teriag u window y2nes IN ne
.lr every -esi6e1.ce. and in the brez
liz in Of roofs The Mission Brzl-.
sctool hoa-e suffered loss Of fstes
window pau4s
Ga-der maxim. has become IL.
order q: the dzv among the ba,5--
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-04-27

The Times phone number is 5
Get the habit of calling up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07

field at the very door of Chickasha,
will be drilled.
Considerable progress has been
made on the proposition. Mr.. Lu.
ginbyhl states that he is willing tc
handle 1t for Chickasha, providing
the proper cooperation is forthcom,
ing. Il would like to feel that
Chickasha people are really helping
me-" said Mr.. Luginbyhl. "If the
deal can be put over quickly, I am
willing to give my services to the
proposal, but don't want to work
couple or three weeks and then
fall down because of a lack of CO.
operation. ! have been in close
touch with the various propositions
offered In the past for an offset to
the Harness well, and | -.belieye
firmly that this is the best one for
all concerned. l believe another
well there will open a field for
Chickasha. This city wants an oil
field and it's up to the people here
to help. They've got to go after
an oil field, it won't come to them y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
ULSTER DEFENSE !
At FIRST LINES (
BROKEN BY REbS
Territory Invaded by Republican
Army massed Along Border;
Move up Relnforeements For
General Fight.
OF IMPORTANT PoiNTs
Raid on Customs House Successful:
Thousands OF Gallons Of Liquor
Destroyed; Other Damage
10 Extensive. 4
IN, Tho United rre~)

Enniskillen. Fermanakh. ireland.
April IAN Irish republican army.
massIng along the Leltrim border.
has invaded Ulster territory.
Relnforccments arc being rushed
from Belfast 10 the points on tho
Fermanagh frontier whore southern
rebel forces have penetrated the
first Ulster limo of defense.
In a skirmish believed preliminary
TO general engagement near here
last night republican patrol am
pushed scouts OF the Ulster con.
stabulary. killing one and woundIns
three.
Southern outposts have been
thrown into Ulster territory within
a few hundred yards Of a constabu-
larry headquarters near Belco. The
republican extremists are heavily
armed with machine guns and II IN
thought that the first shot may be
the signal for outbreak Of border
warfare all along the Fermanagh.
Cavan line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
DEATH SOLUTION
To AXE MURDER
OFFICERS THINK
Wounded Father Dies from Poison
Taken Is Belief; Post Mortem
to Be Held Today; Injuries
Wouldn't XIII.
(By The United prcss)

Concordia. Kan, April with
death early today Of l.. J. Tremblay
wellto-do farmer living near st.
Joseph in Cloud county, Kansas, au
thorties working on the case be
lieve comes solution of the axe
fiend attacks of last Tuesday night
on Tremblay's five sons.
1t is the belief of officers that
Tremblay swallowed poison or a
drug and died from the effects. No
poison was found about The room.
Doctors said Tremblays injuries,
supposedly from the same axe that
killed Theodore Tremblay, IS, seri
ously wounded two other sons and
injured two younger sons, were not
sufficient to cause his death.
A coroner's post mortem will be
held this afternoon,
The bloody axe was found In the
kitchen Of the Trembly home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
AIRPLANES
CRASH; SIX
ARE KILLED
Paris-London Ships Collide and
Fall Burning to Earth; Pas
scngcrs Trapped.

Paris. April 1.-Two express air
planes. ON the London to Paris ali
service. collldcd In mldalr over Til
ley today. and foll flaming to earth
carrying two pilots mechanic and
three passengers TO their death.
The planes burst into flames after
crashing high above the ground. and
the passengers died without being
able TO cxtricate themselves from
the burning machines.
Tho scene of the crash was about
70 miles north OF Paris, not far from
the channel.
The accident was the most terrible
In the history OF the Paris.London air
service. which Is used extensively by
American travellers IN Europe.
The pilots were the most skilful
Of French commercial flyers. The
London 10 Paris plane carried no
passengers. according to reports
from Croydon. whence the machine
started with mail for France.
II was said here this afternoon
that the accident was almost incon-
celvablc. That the airplancs should
pass close eonugh 10 be within strik-
Ing distance would be most un-
usual event. but for them to collide
was declared MS virtually impossible.
So far as known, the only wit
nesses to the tragedy In the air,
which left no survivors. were French
villagers, who saw the great planes
crash and fall flaming to the ground.
The airplanes we're OF the enclosed
type, and the passengers were
trapped with no chance TO use the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
Job Carefully Planned


Los Angeles. April l. Madame
Amolita CALI Curci. celebrated prl
ma donna OF the Metropolitan ope-
ra company. today lod the hunt for
the girl bandits who stole her jewels
valued at $4,000. from road house
at San Juan Capistrano. Police
throughout southern California were
participating in the "girl hunt" Gal
II Curci was receiving frequent re-
ports.
The girls are described as young
and pretty. One was pronounced
blonde with bobbed hair. They
were fashionably attircd and rode
In a very fast car which some wit
nesses declare had liveried chauf-
feur. .
CALI Curci with her husband. Ho-
mer Samuels. was motoring from
Los Angeles to San Diego and stop.
ped at San Juan Cablstrano-th
half way mark-for lunch. CALI
Curci was In the wash room when.
while one of the girls talked to her
the other snatched her jewel box
from table. Both ran out and
jumped in lar which sped away.
Police believe the robbery was
carefully planned and that members
Of the gang of international jewel
thieves will be taken II the girls
are captured.
The missing gems include a plat
mum bracelet set with two 10 carat
diamonds, and seventeen carat
diamond ring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
Five constables Killed.


London. April Five constables
of the Royal Irish Constabulary were
shot to death In Ireland last night.
according to the Dublin correspon.
dent Of the Morning Post
Two were killed in county Kerry.
and three In county Glare, according
to the correspondent. The II. !. C.
forces are being withdrawn from Ire
land as their. duties are taken over
by free state police.
Loyal Troops on Guard.
Renewed threats of republican
dictate reached the provisional gov
ernment early today. A force OF
loyal troops was sent to occupy the
telephone exchange, which 1t was
understood was to be the first OBJ
jective- of the rebel attack Many
De Valeraites were seen in the
streets but we're unarmed and we're
kept scattered by Free State police
The rebels drifted In on trans and
trains from the provinces Many Of
them have boen identified as forns
er republican army troopers who
fought guerilla warfare against the
British.
The raid on the customs house
where few guards were powerless
to prevent the wholesale destruction
that followed, was sensational. a
large force of insurgents broke into
the huge building. where thousands
Of casks and cases containing wincs
ard whiskey belonging to Ulster
firms were stored. With hammers
the raiding party smashed every
thing in sight, flooding the floor of
The customs house with valuable
liquor worth nearly $lO,000,0OO
Six thousand casks containing half
a million gallons of liquors and
wines were destroyed.
The value was announced as over
two million pounds sterling which
means that over a million pounds
in revenue has been lost to the
free state by the outrage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
DEMOCRATS PLAN
To CARRY STATE
ELECTIONS HERE
Hull Arralnns National AdmlnIstra.
ton; Meeting Adopts Resoiv.
tlons; Endorses Women for
State offices.

Oklahoma City. April 7.-Oklaho
ma democrats today prepared 10 cap
ture the state elections.
With the arraignment OF the re
publican national administration by
Cordell Hull, chairman OF the ma.
tional committee. still ringing /,
their cars. tho newly elected state
committee made plans for victory In
all sections of the state.
"The government is nearer n state
OF anarchy than ! have ever seen
H." Hull said at a banquet given In
his honor last night. They are
kicking ont department employees to
make room for others. II ls. In de
f'ance OF the civil service system.
"The Newberry case ia symp
tom rather than disease. When
this situation exists ! fear for the
perpetuation of free government
Resolutions adopted by uie state
committee affirmed the belief OF
the party In the basic soundness OF
Tho bank guarantee law; recon.
mended women for offices; recon-
mended governmental farm mar.
keting system. white supremacy and
separate education and social ad
vantages.
Another resolution provided for
support TO the state administration
TO carry into effect and enforce all
laws OF the state"
Ed NJ. Semans of Oklahoma City
is the new state chairman, Mrs. r.
l.. Fite of Tahlequah is vce-chair.
man and George Hall of McAlester,
secretary and treasurer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
new HARNESS TEST NOW IN SIGHT.

Supported by local business men
who have long been endeavoring to
get another test we'll in the Har.
ness district south Of NinnekaIh, a
proposition is no wbeing developed
which, it is believed, will result in
an offset to the Harness well, sec
tom 15-5-7, if the proper co-opera
tion is forthcoming.
Jones and Hughes, principal own
ers of the Harness we'll, are furnish,
ing 60 acres for drilling purposes
and it is the desire of the men in
charge to get total Of 200 acres.
F. NJ Luginbyhl, for years a resi-
dent of this city, has been named
as trustee. The plan is to secure
the acreage as near the site of the
Harness well as possible, and sell
sufficient acreage to pay the ex'
penses of drilling the well. The
proposition has been worked out to
the extent that with a minimum
amount of cash, the well that oil
men believe will definitely open a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
HUGHES WILL CO
AFTER EVIDENCE
IN BECK KILLING
County Attorney In Statement lndl.
Gates Route coroner's InvestIus-
tlon VIII Take; Says Shot
From Back.
WITNESSES TRY EvADE
ISSUE OF TESTIFYINC
All Guests at Party viii BE Forced
to Testlfy Says officer; Take
Body to Arlington for
Burial Sunday.

Oklahoma City Okla. April T.
'Thc shot that killed Lieut.. Col.
Paul Ward Beck WAS fired from the
back after. In my opinion. Judge
Day saw something that swept him
eff his feet" County Attorney For.
rest Hughes declared In + statement
today analyzlng the staying OF the
army air service.
1T is In respect to that vision
that IN my opinion Judge Day has
not told the whole truth"
Hughes statement was today's
most sensational development in the
death OF Beck at the hand of Day.
the millionaire. who said ho slew
In defense and accidentally after
Mrs. Days honor had been. at
tempted
The statement was signed by
Hughes.
"Antagonistic Witnesses" for the
inquest tomorrow were disclosed to-
day.
w. II. wilmington. county evidence
attorney. telephonod Hughes that
witnesses were evadlng subpoenaes.
Take a shotgun and go get them"
ordered Hughes. The situation and
order presaged difficult path in
examination Of witnesses tomorrow,
and the firm and drastic hand the
County Attorney intends to take.
Later l.. NJ. Pritchard and p. M.
Anderson, membe of the pre-.
tragedy party, we,. In conference at
Hughes office.
well, got the witnesses all
right" said Wilmington.
Pritchard asked that Mrs. Pritch-
ard be excused from testifying
Hughes said Mrs. Prltchard must be
at the inquest but that IL 1t was
possible to excuse her from testify
ing he would.
$50 far as | know or have any in
tentions the inquest will be public"
Hughes declared in commenting on
reports of a secret hearing"
All guests at the Day house party,
police, county evidence man With
ngton and others were being sub.
poenaed today to testify at the in
luest.
81 am going after every fact
every tit.bit of evidence before clos
ing the case" the county attorney'
said.
The body of the lieutenant colonel
will be started for Arlington national
cemetery for burial Sunday morning,
1t was announced today. 1t will be
by Beck's aged mother
who has not yet been told details
of the death; Paul Beck, son OF
the slain man and John Beck, a
nephew. Both son and nephew arc
army officers and at one time Doris
May Day, coed daughter OF Day,
was reported engaged to the son !
Of the slain man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-07
GRADY STUDENTS START CONTEST

The annual Grady county intel
lectual contest begins this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in the junior high
school auditorium and will close
Saturday evening in the senior high
school auditorium.
Everything As in readiness for the
meet and hundreds of school stu.
dents from every section of the coun-
ty as well as many patrons and
teachers are expected here to at
tend the annual event, H. F. Allen,
county superintendent, said this
moring.
High school vocal solo, dec!ama-
ton, violin solo, reading, piano solo
and boys and girls glee clubs are
the contests scheduled Tor this af-
ternoon.
Written work will be given Sat
urday morning between the hours OF
900 and 1900 o'clock. in the junior
high school auditorium. Saturday
night in the senior high school
building, the following contests for
grammar school students only, will