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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Lands SAYS CIVILIAN
POPULATION OF u. S. ASLEEP
Tells American Legion Post in Mobile 1t Has Shifted
Burden of Unemployed World War Veterans
Upon Soldiers Themselves

n" man who has not the title of
d world war veteran Should be pcr-
mitt"d TO DO placed on tho roll of tho
IcIioh; The American Legion is tho
ohl! thinE IN the world ever wanted
70 JOIN ana the one thing 7 cannot
JON. l love You for the honor, but |
cannot accept"
Again referring 10 the uncmploycd
IN SCI 10" men. Commissioner Land IS
asserted that Veterans arc dcpI.J III -
IIEnt IN America to earn u livelihood
ny hard work. In Chicago alone. hc
Shld, over $4,000 veterans are walk
iht the streets begging for work.
I'nrlng the war. lie said. the rivilinn
population was loud IN It's praisn of
INC men who were fighting. but sin %
inc arinisticc they have Silent until
the burden has fallen unon tho
shoulders of the men who fought the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
GIANTS HAVE 2 MORE
DAYS AT SAN ANTONIO
IRN Unitcl NOVEL

-, SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March o2.-
me worlds chnhpion Giants will
spend two more days in camp and
thcn start their long transforming
trip back North.
ON Friday night. after their game
with san Antonio, the Giants will
lehEe To stop at Dallas for q game
with the marines. Mctiraw's clan has
been exceedingly popular with tho
Texas fans. and il is expected 81 huge
crown VIII see the game with the
Dallas Texas IcaGucrs.
The club has been dovoting mucl,
practice this week TO bolstcring ul
its hitting. and IL is figured the three
rcmH lining days Will show the effect
of MCGraW'S Instructions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
ORIS BASKETBALL,
TEAMS WIN CANES

cRlS, Va. March % Tho o-,.
BASKETBALL t'aiG defeated INC Shor,
iump team by u" score az A. 10
- her" recently IN contest TIM.
nroNcd TO rc fast. Tho teams wcr.
light. but ovcuIy matched and min
inc final stages 90 tho game tho spec
tators were kept excited. Oris drew
away from I'D rivals IN the second
haIi' :nootng goals rapidly
NJ Waldrop aud Nuckols were tho
star pihycrs for pris. COX and Law
renee did the best work for tho visit
The girls team from Orls heat ,ho
snort Pump team on the same dav
By the score Of 20 u u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Best Bred Bulldog
Dies al Philadelphia

~ ll.AbEl.riIIA. "a. March %
h"''"h'" Hulwark. recognized
"E bulldog experts a. ono or ,,n
srcatEst dogs "f his breed. ls d.nI
buI wark. Who was Imported f,n,u
EnE!"hd NV" years nuo way
owned by G. g. Syhatcr. OF oakiyn
~ }. II" meyer wHS Gcfca,.a -.
licensed show in this co,n,,,
ana before being hrough, here mo
h"h be"ten al 81 The bulIdops of
nor" on the English bench.
Buiwark was placed frs, =,
eight different shows In Amsric,
In one Of them he defeated env.r,
ty-s!x dogs OF his breed. amonS
the beat In the country. u. "a,
valued at more than 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
CRANELY CAPTURES
THE LINCOLNSHIRE
INV Nssnciatc1 prcss

LINCOI.N. ENG. March 22.-Thc
Lincolnshire handicap. the first big
event of the English Hat racing sea
son. run here today. was won nv "
!. j. Whites iranely. Sir ~. Birds
Monarch was second. and y. Daring's
hom2h Ihchclor was third. Thirty
TWO horses started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
RAGING RESULTS
1IAN ANN.

HAVANA.
First race-.Icssira r.. tn I, 3
to 9. to 3. first: BaccianaIian, 7
To .. TO 10, second; Starkadcr, 6
TO u. third.
Second racc--JudEc I,udrow. Z
TO !. to b. to =. first: Discussion.
G to =. 2 TO 3, second: Blazcaway'
to ., third.
Third racc-Sca Pirate. l to 2,
TO O. to 10. first: Little Dear.
10 b.. to 10, second; Caraway. ;
To 3. third.
Fourth racc--lIaman ? to ].
even. to 2, first: Hazel w. To E,
TO D, second: Walter Turnbuw,
l to q. third.
Fifth race--J. G. stone, even. |
to ,. l to q. first; win or Quit. Z
TO 10. ! To ,, second: Drapery. 4
to ]. third.
sixth -IIalfnur. ( to |. to
,. to i. first. Dolly g.. to I, q
To- J. second: haywood. / to C,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
ny Cnhh Sick; Trimmer In Chnrre

DETROIT, March 22.=Dnn IIowlnv
trainer. has taken CHargc of the Dc,
troit Tigers tour through South Car
DINA. owing TO the Illness Of ny Cobb.
who was left at GrccnvilI. Win M
atihck OF tonSilIts. cobb is cyprctcd
t. join the club in a DAY or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Frnnk FrIsch Rccoyrrinr

NEW NOKk, March og.-Frunk
frlsch. the Fordham flash" has re-
covered from :; wound inni.trd ON
him by the spikes Of White Soy
player last week. and Will he in the
GIANTS lineup against the Indian
np"liS American Association team ut
San Antonio today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23

NEW YDRk. March 22.-Intraurbnn
stfifc is brewing in the South. whore
ne New YORK baseball teams are get
ting in shape for the seasons grind
brooklyn ana tho Yankees are prcpar-
ing 1" do hattie on Saturday and sun
nav ana tn" latter aggregation real
ICES ~ must pork M If the team com :
nlandeh by Niihcrt Robinson does not
Walk off with the decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Catcher VIII sign for xn .oo

=, ipSFoN. March 22.--"Aluddv" nucl
ICY son holh-0ut catcher. ha. nntI.
h"" TSsld"nt Harry n. Frazec that
f,TTa1"", Ru"l states In letter nuh.
d'fh'H mere today. offers him ss0n6
an advance OF $1,000 over last Xoar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Rheumatism at so
8 8. s. Thoroughly Rids tho Body OF
Rheumatism Impurities.

Somebody's mother ia suffering 10.
n!ghti The scourge OF rheumatism
has wrecked her body; limping and
suffering. bent forward. she sees but
tho common ground, but her aged
heart stili belongs to the starsi Does
ANYBODY care? S. IS. S. is ono of the
greatest 4iood- purifiers known, and 1t
helps build more blood cells. Its med.
iCihal ingredients are purely veSeta.
PIE. " never disarranses the stoniach.
II 10. In fact. a splendid tonic, a blood
maker. q blood enrlcher. It bnnishes
rheumatlsm from Joints. muscles and
the entire body. II builds firm flesh.
IL 10 what somebody's mother needs
ton'9htI Mother II YOU can not 60
out to get q bottle OF g. 8. q. yourself,
surely somebody in your family will.
somebody, get a bottle Of g. 8. s.. fiowl
Let somebody's mother begin to feel
joyful again tonight. Maybe maybe
It's your m6theri 8. g. 8. is sold al
All drug stores, In two sizAs, Tho
1T6F slze y tho paoro economical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Kerr Mny sign Contract.

CHICAGO. March 2o.-Thc week.
end may see the last Of the Chicago
Americana signed up. Word from the
ira lining camp at ScEuin. Tex. said
Dicbcy Kerr. the last holdout has
notified Manager Gleason he Will DO
In Austin Friday for a conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
INNS pitcher. on, of snurb,.

Fiv" ~ TN" niStcen phillic pitchers
working out AT LcesburR. Fla, have
complaint. Ice Meadows liz bothered
hy q nerve pain. believed not 10 TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
"a Colnmbns. S. C.:
u. H.. T.:
Cleveland to Garry : Inn.Idc,.

CLEVELAND. ONO. March 22.-
Seven inhelders VIII he carried By tho
IndianS thlt season, in addition 10
McinDiE. WambsRanss, Sewell and
Hammond. the regulars Manager
speaker planning TO keep Guisto.
Stephenson and Hammond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
BOWEN TAYLOR MATCH
is FEATURE ATTRACTION
Lightwcights viii Go Ten
Rounds at Clubs Month.
" Smoker.
OTHER norrs sunuIn RE FAST

"Srrcdy" whitney and "Nuta" Howic.
EIyNrichtS. Are out Ia Obtain De-
ciSiNr Nir;orS-Nli contestants In
Good Physical Condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
EXHIBITION GAMES

At Dyersburg, Tenn: II II :,
MINNEAPOLIS "a. ~ ii
Memphis Is. ~ - -
batteries; Mclaughlin. shaw Man
GIN and GrabUwskii FowlI,cs. Nomitz.
Tuero and Smith.
At Mobile. Ala: y. u j.
st. Louis (A.) . . IA
Mobile IS. ~ .
Gatterie';. Davis Henry, Wright
and ,S.yeFe!d Pope. Holl!ngsworth
At Columbus, &. c.: p.IIr
Detroit ga 80
ROCHESTER UntD ..... 6 IL I
Bhtteries oieson. Piilcttc ana
Manion: Wodaii. Kecncy, Cox ana
Callahan.
At Auburn, Ala: mr. =
>AalaDama poiy,eohnic ms. S &
Toronto untD ....,:,.,., 3
Gibson; Surlaw. Vann. EdkrIn and
Shillane. Devine.
Cleveland GHrFy Ipd.It.s,
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-30
CRITIC WAS NOT FLATTERINe
But Great Artist Learned What some
People Really Thought Of tho
Efforts Of Hls Brush.

once-it was at the Salon Of 1851.
the last held IN the Louvre-we are
told that Corot deliberately set himself
to md out what the general public
would have to say Of his work could
their attention be drawn 10 II. He
had landscape very badly hung In
the entrance hail. aud most persons
simply passed through without seeing
Il NJ all. Knowing that people are
like sheep-where one goes another
follows--Corot stopped opposite his
own picture for a while In order TO IN.
duce others TO look az II. A young
couple approached. 1T seems to me
that this Isn't bad" said the young
man; there's something In t."
'Oh. come along" said his compan.
ion. ITS frlghtful." "Tlensw said
Corot TO himself. for he was fond OF
telling the tale. III serves you right
for wishing the criticism OF the pub.
lic." This same picture afterward
sold for twelve thousand francs. and
the purchaser was so pleased al he,
coming possessed Of II that he gave q
fete In honor OF the event.--E. Blrn.
stingl aud A. Pollard, In Life of
COrot."
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-30
ukuIsIs pan EIt, An rvns.

Any size or shape Of ukulele SHAFT
can be fitted with universal metal
peg lately patented by a New York
Inventor. The peg, which has a eel.
lulold button. viii hold a string az a
heavy tension without slipping. be-
cause OF its construction, aud may be
manufactured TO sell at a very low
price, according TO the inventOr.--POD
uIar Mechanics Magazine.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-30
CHIEF LOGAN, THE cAYUcAI
HIS IMMORTAL SPEECH

66T APPEAL to any white nil
L say II ever he entered LOu'
cabin hungry and he gave hn
meat; II ever he came cold and ni
and he clothed him noti Dunng
course of the last long and BLOODY Z
Logan remained idle In his camp
advocate for peace. Such was ~
for the whites that my counii
pointed as l passed and said, lo.'.|
the friend Of the white man
even thought TO have lived WIZ
1ut for the injuries Of one loan
"Colonel Cresap, the last spHnt
cold blood and unproyoked' nu"
all the relations Of Logan, Do
sparing my women and chlldfen'
runs not n drop CT my blood
veins Of any living creature
called on me for revenge ~
sought II. l have killed many
fully giutted my vengeance
country / rejoice at the "a
peace; but do not hafbor
that mine is the Joy OF rear ~
never felt fear. He will not
his heel TO save his life. Wnos
to mourn for Logani Not one
What American has not ., y.
In his school career reclleo ~
reader that speech, not re-
historical innccuracy OF sO'T Z,
statements nor the fact thai =
was doing a great Injusile.
y brave officer Of the Virginia z
during the Revolutloni 's.us
who was guilty OF the 'p ,',s
Daniel Greathouse, a u'ss ~ M
But even such errors y , ~
detrnct from the grealns- n.
speech and of the man, ~ "a,
tragedy of his life' iw ,, nt.
gah-jute-literally; hls
Stick OUT; aguratiyely,'' ,,oSi
was unwaverlng in his l.
Lns %''I !" ITO sent him % .,,''l
pptp'' raging l Ike a wild ! 'I III
was the leading hgur ',a bIcdl
more's war, one OF u'
frontier history. .,.r ipsilnt'
Occasionally his pew, ouee n
vailed during that war, WAL. ire
the life Of simon hen IN he
scout. when Kento1 ms sUsoessas
mon Glrty, the WINE
failed. ,.,omperais
g tint he became an . SI,'' b
O only %aos Killed e. him durl1 RING
,Ssrs were no children ms d
d ~ ,S o,"I Slood in tho vein, !, : .
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-30
.Vtories of
GREAT
INDIANS
KING HENDRIcK rRAnv, '''
EMPIRE FOR A cOAT An
By BLMo SCOTT WATSON

MO OTHER white man
ever had more influence ,, u'Hs1
req man than Sir William Joe IN, ~
colonial superintendent. OF InS,s
tairs. At his baronlal manslo .u a.
western New York. the Han" y
The Castle" he received me0,,..' ~,
the iroquoie confederacy as euusIs =.
II was his Influence which made m 'n'
allies OF the English Instead :, "s "
French during the French and n I., y
war. "''u inalin
One Of the chiefs who ,,.,...
visited johnson HILL was a MINI MINI
named King Hendrlck. One Sss y
William received from England ,.' =
richly-embroldered CLOTHING v,
Hendrick was present when /, MA,
packed and the guudy nttIp csu' y
the fancy Of the red man. Ths s..'
morning he approached Sir Wu,,.-
Brother. had a dream hs !.
nounced. Indeed" replied Jo6,...
what did my red brother drssns {
Il dreamed that you gave mo ana !,
those fine coats" said the Moh..s
and Sir William, greatly amused ~.
him the garment.
Some time later johnson v,N.,
Hendricks camp. They mos.,
awhile In silence. Brother MAJ
dream last night" finally stated IoAs
son. What did my pale-faced bruths
dreamr asked the chief. n drp,ms
that this tract Of land was mIne--
and Sir William described a sau,r
OF the richest land in the yohOv.
valley. containing nearly 100000 su,, A
Hendrick was completely tain
aback by the enormlty OF the recpst r
but he could not be outdone IN ~
erosity. After moment he nld
Brother, the land is yours" "Bas
ne ADDED earnestly, you must nd
dream again !" by playing Indian q
HeDdrick. Sir William had ACQUIRED
land which made him one Of u
largest landholders In the colma
During the French ana Indian va
Johnson persuaded King HendriA
join him In .larchlng against an b
vadlng force OF 1900 Rrencl und1
General Dieskau, who was comkl
from Canada. On September g. iI72
they met the French at Lake Georp
When J,hnson decided to deiad
yart Of his force for a flank attacE
asked King Hendrlck II ne though
certain number would be enough
they are to fight. they are too iss
replied the chief. "lf they are 10
killed. they are too many" Ad'
upon this advice. Sir William kept
force together and attacked. A
battle followed In which King
drlck was killed while fighting Draw
at the head Of his warriors
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-30

Told that the stork was about to visit
Mrs. Frederick Sandmeler OF BOwdle.
s. d.. Capt Axel J. Schmidt Of the
Oscar IL halted the ship in a storm.
The baby. named Atlanta, Is seen here
with the ship surgeon and Miss Betty
Prestmark, who took keen interest
in Atlanta's arrival.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
Indian Per Capita
Payments viii Not
/ BE Made This Year

No pefcapita payments for the
Choctaws this: year.
This was the announcement which
came today from the U. s. probate
attorneys office here. Unverified
reports that the Choctaws would re.
csive o payment we're erroneous. the
announcement states.
Because Of the shortage Of funds
IN the tribal treasury. neither Choc.
taws nor Chickasaws will receive per
capita payments this year. the at
torney's office has been officially
notified.
II was rumored last week that
Choctaws soon would receive per
capita payment Of $500. This rumor
was erroneous. It became known to.
day when the probate attorneys Of.
flee was advised that no payments
would be made this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
RE.ENLisTs IN NAVY.

Logan Lewis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Lewis, Of Guthrie, former,
residents of this city, has re-enlisted
in the United States navy for a
period Of four years, according to q
letter received by "a friend here.
He is now on duty on a receiving
ship at Charleston, s. Cy&but. ex,
poets to be sent to the west coast
soon. Lewis served in the u. s.
navy during the world war. He
made nine trips to France and two
to South America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
i. Extra Special
French Coney Fur Coats
lat $2S.75

Made in 36-inch length with l4-inch collar,
every seam taped, belted and silk lined-every coat
guaranteed. I Worth $3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
w Partnership Formed.

| Senator Jed Johnson, of Walters,
and X. d. Melbourne, attorney of this
city. have formed a law partnership
to By known as Melbourne and John.
son gSenator Johnson came to Chick.
aska yesterday .nd assumed his
duties as member OF the firm. Be.
fore entering the race for the demo-
cratic nomination for congress, John
son was engaged in the practice Of
law In Walters. He Is a graduate Of
the Oklahoma law school. Senator
Johnson stated today that he will
retain his legal residence in Walters
until after the adjournment Of the
next legislature, Of which he will be
a member m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
at 1926

Swagger Sport Coats, ideal for motoring and gen.
era sports wear made OF all wool Polo Cloth.
Worth $2o50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
OPEN RED RIVER
FIELD, AIM BILL
my rA. United Pres,

Washington. Sept. L. Extensive
oil fields In the Red river district
of Oklahoma and Texas now tied
up by litigation before the supreme
court. would be reopened for oper.
alton under bill presented today
by Representative Vail, republican.
of Colorado. tf
The bill would authorize and d..
rect the secretary of the interior
to issue oil and gas permits and
leases to corporations or individuals
who had located placer mining
claims in the district prior to Oc.
tober /, 1919.
-----------------------
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
NiNNEkAH BOY FINED.

Jess Wasson, of near Ninnekah,
was fined IS and court costs IN
Justice Grigsby's court yesterday
afternoon when he was found guilty
of maliscious mischief. The com.
plant was signed by w. U. Baum,
Wasson's neighbor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
sass sANlsAso AGAIN.


Wy tnc SHtro tfVN0
Chicago, Sept i.--Babe Ruth.
home run king, again fell in disre-
pute with the baseball authorities
today.
President Ban Johnson of the
American league suspended Ruth
for three days as result Of vicious
and vulgar" language used by the
Yankee player in Wednesdays game
at New York.
Ruth used the dlsrespcctful Ian
guage, Johnson said, in protesting
a decision by Umpire Connolly.
The Yank star will be eligible to
play In the games Labor Day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
WHEAT QUALITY OFF.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The quality
of the winter wheat this year is
S,3 points below last years quality
and Al points under the average for
the last ten years, the department
of agriculture reported today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rawlins have
assumed the management Of the
Early hotel, corner Third street and
Kansas avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw.
lins are "old timers" here. having
lived in Chickasha for 25 years. They
were formerly associated with Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Nash In the manage.
ment Of the hotel. The house Is now
being redecorated and many new fur.
nishings are being added. A cafa.
terra is maintained In connection with
the hotel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Delinquency charges were filed In
juvenile court yesterday against
Buster Fox and Roy johnson, the
two lads who were arrested this
week In connection with the theft
of two horses. stolen In Tuttle and
sold in !Marlow. The two lads win
be arraigned today,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01

Battalion Headquarters Here. u
Headquarters OF the second bat.
talon. SSOth infantry. reserve corps.
have been established in Chickasha.
Capt. Ell w. Peterson announced
yesterday after his return from the
Citizens military camp at Fort sill.
A wagon train headquarters also
has been established here. Captain
Peterson said. In case the reserve
corps is called out, the second bat.
talon and the wagon train would
assemble here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01

More than 260 stage lines are in
operation in California.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-01
Save $500 to $500.

We were extremely fortunate III making pur
chase of 100 Hats, direct from the manufacturer
thereby saving the middle mans profit. You ca
purchase new Fall Hat that you would ordinar
pay $3.50 to $1,000 at S49s.
Panne Velvets, Lyons Velvet, Duvetyne Coiabi
nations and Sport Fets, clever styles in large ant
small shapes. - :.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
ALLIES MUST PAY
FOR YANK TROOPS.
Continuation of Army on
the Rhine Will Have
to Be Financed

WASHINGTON. May t.---If the
allied governments want American
troops Kept indefinitely on the
Rhine, they must make some ade-
qunte provisions for paying the
cost OF their maintenance, II was
made clear today In official circles.
For the time being. part OF the
Eighth United states infantry will
remain I'm Europe. but II was learned
officially today they will not be main
tained indefinitely unless the Euro
pean governments interested in
having them stay there adopt some
means of meeting the American bill
OF costs.
Administration officials were get
ting a good deal OF quiet amusc-
ment today out of the fact that It
was chiefly France who objected TO
the American bill OF $24l, 900, 900
for troop maintenance and that now
France is one OF the most eager OF
the nations TO have the American
flag kept floating above the Rhine
The United states is tacitly watt
ing for the allied governments TO
make y definite reply to tho Amer
lean request for reimbursement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

least two Of those selected for re-
moval have refused ~ resign.
Minister Of Railways Motoda and
Minister OF Education Nakah1shi
have signified their intention OF re-
fusing tho request OF the premier for
their resiRnatlons. claiming that his
plan Is illogical and that the entire
cabinet should resign In case the
confidence Of the people has been
lost.
Minister Of Communication Noda
and Minister OF War Yamanashi
arc two other ministers scheduled to
80 In tho reorganization.
What excuse onn We give the
public2' ironically asked Minister
Namanashi when his resignation was
asked. we are not sick"
Premier Tnknhashi Is said TO he de-
tcrmined upon reorganization with
out tho resignation OF the entire
cabinet.
Rcsignation ot tho entire cabinet
would mean his political finish, 1t
is said by observers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
KlDNAPS HIS OWN SON
MCtlcstor Man SuYs lie VIII Fight
10 Last ouch attempts To- Take
Boy from Ills Custody.

MchLESTER. May 4.--"rll fight
This case to tho last ditch" said
Jack II. Palmer. Tor r. years sol
dicr. as he sal in JAN hero today
charged with kidnapping his own
son.
Il took q fathers right, and I'll re-
gist 10 the last any attcmpt 10 take
my boy from me-" he added.
Palmer. discharged from the army
April ~, Is held here for taking his
2-year-old son from tho homo OF
his grandparents In Mansfield, Ark f.,
last Wednesday.
The Child's mother died at San
Antonio, TEX, whore Palmer was
stationed during the world war Tho
grandparents took the child. They
allego Palmer has no right to II bo-
cause his wife secured u divorce
from him before the birth OF tho
Child.
Palmer for several months was
military Instructor In Oklahoma
university ut Norman.