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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
Cares Ended with Days Toll.

Once the cares of a driver were
cast aside at the end OF days toll
Mrs. McManus declared her husband
arrayed himself in the finest of
clothes and accomplished things on his
| salary Of $22 q week which furnishes
an interesting problem in view Of the
high cost of living.
Mrs. McManus moved Justice Luce
in the supreme court yesterday, when
she asked for alimony OF SIS a week,
to express his sympathy while regret
ting the limited income Of McManus
would hardly permit any apportion-
ment. 1T reveals a sad state Of do
mestic infelicity," commented the
justice.
The parties despite their differ
ences are forced to reside in the same
apartment by reason Of the small in
come. The payment OF any alimony
out SO a week would not provide
any proper allowance for Mrs. Nc
Manus to maintain q separate home.
Nor can any money be paid for coun-
sci fees without depriving them of
necessities.
Unpleasant as their mode Of life
is. they can live more comfortably in
one apartment than in two.
Before she married her husband.
said Mrs. McManus, who is forty-eight
years old, she was a nurse receiving
$35 a week. They were married on
August 16, 1913, and almost immedi-
ately, according to her story, McManus
displayed traits which had never ap-
peared during his coUrtship of her.
Besides his wages, McManus re-
ceived an abundance Of tips, which
made his income top the $40 mark.
said his wife. With this sum he was
able to provide himself with an exten-
sive wardrobe, she declared, explain
ing he bought only the most "luxurI-
Gus clothing"
The express drivers toilet appoint
ments were the most expensive, stated
Mrs. McManus, while he regularly in
dulged in Turkish and electric baths
to retain his youth. Her gay swain
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
CHANGE MOTION
ABOUT CALOMEL,,
NOW DELIGHTFUL
'Old-Style Calomel Gives Place
TO the De-Nauseated Tablets
Known as "Calotabs."

3 With all of the livsr-cleansinE and
system-purifying qualities Of the old
style calomel but robbed of it's sick
euing and gripping effects, CRlOtabs
- destined to become the most pop
ulsr as well as the most useful of
. all home remedies. Food biuousness,
constipation and indigestion it is in
diEpensable, for nothing but calomel
viii straighten out a disordered liver.
One tablet at bedtime with q swal-
lew of water-thats all-no taste,
no gripping, no nausea, no salts. Next
morning your liver is active. your
system purified, and you are feeling
me. with a hearty appetite. Eat
what you please-no danger.
Genuine Calotabs are never sold in
bulk. Ask for the original sealed
package. Price thirty-five cents. II
you are not thoroughly delighted
your druggist is authorized to re-
fund your money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04

would pose as a man of means by be-
slowing gifts of flowers ''of the most
expensive variety on many women"
and otherwise establish himself as q
person Of opulence outside his home
she said.
While McManus disported with the
gayety of a seventy six year OLD
youth, Mrs. McManus declared, her
vision was limited to a cupboard
usually empty and a wardrobe equally
barren Of things to wear. Dinner was
served at 10 o'clock at night, as Nc
Manus rarely appeared before that
hour with the victuals. she declared.
Wouldn't Pay Bills.
Mrs. McManus told of her husband
drawing $500 she had on deposit in 4
bank three years ago without giving
her any part of the money. The
driver was opposed to paying any
medicine bills she had incurred, and
when she decided to have her coat
mended he is alleged to have objecte1
against paying the tailor, until, Mrs.
McManus states, she became i'll OF in
huenza because of being improperly
clothed.
For more than two years, accord
ing to the wife, her husband has no:
spoken to her, even refusing to reply
to any questions asked of him. re
Gently McManus has changed eating
conditions at home, she declares. He
supplies the food but refuses TO dine
with her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
KAISER'S IMPERIAL AUTO
STOLEN At STRASBoURG

PARIS, July An automobile IN
Bsrstood to have been the property
of the former German emperor has
been stolen at Strasbourg.
A man named Lanvin has been ar
rested, charged with the theft of the
machine, which is said to be worth
$4,000. ..-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
.DVERTIsEME EMIT

MOAey must work to succeed. Put
y0UFu 60 work In War Savings Stamps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
TAKE ALONG 25C
JAR OF NOEZEkA
Have It Handy For Smbwn,
Insect Bites and to Use
After Shaving.

While making up list of your va,
alton necessities. don't fail to include
q jar Of NoxzeEnR Skin Cream. It is
vanishing cream. Don't have to rub
Il IN. It doesn't soil the linen. Dis
Appears right into the burned places,
hrfdEing q soothing. cooling comfort
worth q fortune when you're burned.
Heals up the blistered places over
night Leaves skin soft. velVety.
NoXZema is not a greasy cream.
Peoples Drug Stores have NoXzema
Skin Cream, Csc and SOC jars plus
war tax. or sent direct bv Noxzema
Chemical Co., Baltimore. Nd. Have
you tried Noxzema Skin and Com
plexion Soap or Noxzema Shaving
Cream, Sent prepaid upon receipt
Of &c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04

the Civil Service Building, 1924 F
street northwest; the space now oc-
cupied in the Century Building, the
space now occupied in the Emery
Building. the space. now occupied in
the old Central High School All other
quarters now occupied by the depart
ment must be vacated Immediately.
Department Of Labor.
The Department of Labor, in addi-
ton to the use Of the entire Labor
Building, at 1912 G street northwest,
is allotted additional Food Admins
tration Building No. 2, except one
room at the main entrance. All other
quarters occupied by the Labor De-
partment must be vacated immedi-
ately.
Nnvy Department.
The Navy Department is allotted the
new Navy Building, Seventeenth and
streets northwest, except 5000
square feet OF contiguous office space
TO be selected by the Secretary Of the
Navy and turned over to the Treasury
Department for use of the Public
Health Service.
The Navy will retain all its space
In the State, War and Navy Building,
with the exception Of the Navy IL
brary room.
The Navy is also directed to vacate
the entire Corcoran Courts, which will
go to the War Department
The State Department.
The State Department will remain
in its present quarters, but is allotted
for additional space the Navy Library.
In the State, War and Navy Building.
and Sanda Court.
Shipping Board, Fleet CORPORATION.
A general readjustment is directed
FOR the Shipping Board and Emery
ency Fleet Corporation. This branch
OF the Government is allotted space.
which may be described as follows:
In &C" building, the front of wing
NO. 3, all of wings Nos 4 and 8.
ana portion of head house; second
moor, rear of wing No. 2, all of wings
Nos. 3, 4, 8, 6, and portion of mead
house; third floor, all of wings 3, 5.
and 6, and portion of head house.
The Shipping Board is ordered to
vacate all rented space after Building
&C" is available. No rented space will
be assigned in Washington to the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. AS
the War Department reduces more
space may be later assigned in &C"
OullulHb 10 the Iull capacity OF TIME
building which is 29O,94O square feet,
net
Treasury Department.
The Treasury Department is allot-
ted all space now occupied, except
three floors of the Old Emergency
Hospital, at Fifteenth street and
Ohio avenue northwest
The department is also allotted 5000
square feet of contiguous office space
in the new Navy Building, at Seven
teenth and B streets northwest
An allotment OF $4,000 square feet
Of contiguous office space in the New
Interior Department building is also
made to the Treasury Department
in building "a" the Treasury De-
partment is allotted the following
space:
First floor, wings 3. and 6. with
portion of head house: second floor
wings ., 3, 4. 3 and 6. with portion OF
head house: third floor. wings 8, 4, s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
Aged 76; TOiler by Day
For $22 Weekly Wage,
Erich Sport at Night

NEW YORK, July 5.-Should any one address Phillip
H McManus about town. the rejoinder would
bring forth indignant denial based upon the assumption
that of the respectable age of sevensx who daily
pursues his task express driver had anything in
with the character sketched by o. Henry's pen
However mental may have been McManus' occupation
during sunlight at dusk he emerged entirely different
person. the transition described by his wife, Mrs
Elizabeth McManus, in suing him for a separation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-07-04
U. s. FIRMS TO LEND
$15,000,o00 TO Firms

LONDON, July A cablegram
from Helsingfors, Finland, contains
the information that the American
Commerce Company. Ltd, Of London.
has negotiated a loan for $15,OOOOOO
with Finnish representative on be
half OF several patent medicine con
germs, the United States steel Corpora
tion and various drug houses
Swift & Company's sales Of Beef in
Washington, u. G., for the week ending
Saturday. June IS 1919 averaged as fol-
lows: Domestic Beef, 1885 cents-Advt
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18

fraternity whu haVe attained tho isfh
doefto n $3.50 Scottish Rite held ,hf
suIfunIg impressive ceremony Uf
MauudN Thursday known aH ne
ceremony of tNturu.shnH the nrhfs
arl 0cl.hntor of uo mystic nRn
Quot Th.. ceremony N 01mmnmo.
rffDr off ChrNfH Nft urr WILD nH
larlule. hul g. noI essentially CO rr.
Nr|0u. .rrDmnne lerr HfhOr ni
~ 'he Masnnlo Itut whrn hae nonu
banded down for centuries
ThU celebrations rlih 0n an Mtsuna
So erftl. aH ih,r difference 'Hnd n
lntlrf kiritss- nul remcmhranrn
celebrate tNt tlmo houorel ceremony
~ uu beloved ortcr Dve rrmownr
nr fntt t b. hcffor lo love iHHu u
nat, nnd fht tht muf wo ha1 $500
mofr no oue f0 noae wh0 ncri assist
nnrr
Th. foasis offered following tho
riiualIsilr ceremony we're in President
Wilson 20 fho suprcm, Commando
thc Sovereign Grand Commander io
samuel royutT Cochran SOVEREIGN
Gnnd Inspector General 0f ToHaH she
lAllDs thc Departed brethren and
Nasonrv and Religion
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18

batteries reutun Smith nnd No
Carts loanson crafts and Aeurw
Dhaifitr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18

The market report printed in the Caller each day
complete and unexcellcd by any other Texas daily
newspaper.
Many special features, including the Edgar Guest
poems, Satterfield cartoons, Bringing Up Father"
anaEMutt and jeff" comic strips and a screaminsIv
funny section Sunday, combine to make the Caller
a firstclass newspaper in all that the name implies
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18
FOR ITCHING TORTURE



There Is ono remedy that seldom
fails 10 stop itching torture and relieve
kin irritation and that makes ihc skin
soft clear and healthy
Any druggist can supply you win
Zem0. which generally ovcrcOmes skin
diseases Eczema. itch. pimples. rashcs,
blae heads, M most cars give way
% 4cmO. Frequently, minor hlcmishea
disappear overnight Itching usually
iop instantly Lemo Is a safe, anti
eriic liquid. clean. easy 20 USE and
dependable II costs only CSC. an cxtfl
large bottle. Sl0D u wlil mot stain b.
no' greasy or lticky ard positively
cog lot tender. sensitive skinr
TtsE. w. Rtae c.. Cleveland q.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18

Here are a few reasons why the Caller is pre-emi-
nontly the paper for this section of the state
The Caller reaches a territory within 100 miles of
Corpus Christi from to twelve hours ahead OF any
other daily.
The Caller carries thc complete leased wire report
Of the Associated Press.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-18
AGRICULTURAL STRIKE IN
ARGENTINA SPREADING

buenos Aires. April i1-Tho etrlN,
or thu lgrlcultrriHtH Boa Argentine lH
reaching alarming proportions accord
eng io reports receives here from the
interior
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
Max Mace Happy NOW
Uncle Samuel win
Teach Him a Trade

Max Mace. oN soldier ~ Tulsa.
came tp the home service of tho
Rcd Cross in high glco recently to
report mat Though the vocational
training offered hy the govern
mcnt hc was about TO realize his
fuudtst dreams Mace had just
received orders Ia report TO Kan
shs tity tu specialize iu mechanics
At the expense OF the federal yo
r1tlonH board and white there
wtli hc paid tT5 4 month Tor liv
ing expense, His travel expense
ls borne hN the government. also
all other necessary outlay
Young Mace had always been
interested in mechanics but never
had. an opportunity To- specialize
or take the training necessary TO
become expert lie incurred dis
ability IN the army and called At
mo hod Cross few weeks ago
to see what could be done Tor him
The matter was takcp up with
Washington ana MaCe's letter was
the result He Is tu be notified
los the federal board as To the
day hc lrnycs for Kansas city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
TEXT BOOK SHORTAGE
FACES CITY SCHOOLS
with Opening of Term september Is
Dealers say Nome of New Hooks
Have Arrived Here.

with the opening of the mli school
term Tulsa schools viii probably
face shortage OF text books. nc-
cording tu city booksellers and mcm-
hcrs OF the board of education At
present none df the new books placed
on the lisa bN thc text book com
mission hnvoarri,od iu Tulsa and u
is believed that only a smt, supplN
viii he on hand hN the opening ot
school september rs.
Texts used In history, arithmetic,
reading, grammar and music
throughout an OF the grades have
been changed. while EcoEr6phlcs
used have been revised number
or texts used la the high schools iu
the state have also been changed.
with an enrolment ot 1000 chill
drcn expected IN Tulsa schools, np.
proNimntcly 100000 new text books
will he required with none ON hand
to draw from
hook merchants blame the text
hook commission fnr the present dit-
ncuity on the grounds that the m"ct
ing should have been held at least
two months earlier IN order 10 pre-
pare publishers for the incrcas" Of
books needed
Although some of the city chill
drcn may hc supplied, II is impruh-
able that, pupils In county schools
will h" AHA to procure books h"tur'
two or three weeks after The open
ing Of school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
TWO SUITS FILED NGNINT Il ATTY
Damages Wanted for Injuries Re-
,Ni,cd when Trnin Hts Auto.

Damages Of 1l.03l.2O were asked
In a suit filed In district court yes
terday by j T. Ridge against the
Missouri Kansas 4 Texas railway
company and walker II, Hines, dl-
rector general Of United states ral-
ways. The plaintiff claimed an auto
mobile valued nt 81, 200 was almost
totally wrecked the night ~ July
when freight train struck the car
at the railway crossing nj Main street
In sand Springs,
The car WAS operated hy J II.
Ridge. -year-old Eon OF ;he plnin-
tlff Mt the time Of the accident. ac-
curding to the petition, and was be
ing driven with due care, but because
Of the negligence Of the agents OF
the defendant ComnHny, tho rear end
OF freight ran into the machine,
damaging Il past repair
. In aoseCond petition filed by THIS
rlaintiff. damages OF $4,000 are ask
ed for the injuries sustained by the
plaintiff at the time Of the accident
Ridge claims tho car was thrown
40 feet by tho impact NJ the freight
train against the automobile ana
that he was permanently injured at
the time Of the wrccking OF tho car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
Police struck Him, Charge.

Charging IA member OF the city
police force. Charles g. piffcnbaugh,
with assault and battery, an infpr-
nation was filed In the court OF
Justice s. G. MaSey yesterday by Il.
@. Brunson, n contractor. In which
the latter accuses tho officer with
hitting him with a police club. with
out excuse or provoCation Brun-
son" claims that on the night OF
August %. he Wa- driving his auto
mobile without tho tail light burn.
ing. tie was arrested near First and
Cheyenne by the defendant. and In
spite of tho statements made by the
complainant that he had received
permission from the police depart
ment few moments before 20 take
the car to the garage for the repair
of the defective wiring 81 the tai!
light. the officer struck Hrunson In
making the arrest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

courso offercd ,,u NOT he one for
prof,ssion,l tr,tntnr hun yi,l cover
causc and pr.N,uttou Of disease.
bnid by,is,a ,,,1 r,r, - b. .ich
pcrs,ns irt.r,s,.T d, IA, 'oulse may
cnrolI ~, Rcl 60 h,,d,lIsrters in
ths ,nch 1,,,I.t,r,.
,,,.,,,.r, ,,,.,.',,.., ,....
no ~ ''ii' '"N "I
'"Oii'i'luh H'ni',i,' !" ne '"S u
''A'"H Vi 'he VI; y. a, W "' -, ,.
tu""y ioi ,'i"P 'ni'''t"a,,' 49,,
boys conference iIym 'he MuSA"-
s'o J. NJ - a
-
SHERIFF JAMES NoDiLf. :.
made an order yesterday sinr oV
wooden blankets for the use or pr'h
oncrs The coming winter ThS STOCK
replaces blankets which hte JalI'r
and sheriff have found 10 nave ne
come too badly worn for further use.
y
PETITIONS for divorce were flied
In district and supcrior court yes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
COLONEL SMITH VISITS HERE.
Head nf Arm, iiccruiting Service IN
NIMLc Milking InspcuILOm Irlp.

Col Rueben Smith. IN charge of
the army recruiting In the okla
homa district, visited the TulS, sta
uuu Yesterday ana Expressed 'him'
SELF highly pleased with the number
OF recruits that have been sent In
from here.
Coolncl Smith was returning 10
oklahoma cts from a trip To IA
pulpa whore he presented IN" croik
de gucrrc with silver star to ia
ram W Campbell formerly "A prl-
Natc I'm co. l., li2ni infantry. for un-
usual bravery and attention to duty
making possible the uninterrupted
advance Of his unit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
SENDS TAG INVESTIGATOR

The statewide campaign or the
state highways department for the
prosecution Of all automobile own
ers who have failed Ia make applica-
ton for then 1919 auto license tag
began In Tulsa yesterday whom W. L.
Robbins, "A deputy out Of the high
ways department at oklahoma city,
arrived and began invcstieation OF
all automobiles without the proper
license tags A. the result OF the
work yesterday afternoon, informa-
tions charging violation Of the state
auto license tag IL" was fled In the
court Of Justice s G. Macy against
T =. Campbell In whici. the defend
ant Is accused Of using an improper
tag
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
,gIMINAL SESSION OF
ty,NlRT OPENS MONDAY
no,ket for Term Announced
N" o.,r,, Atiorucy--Many Grand
oc,y. Cases Are Included.
SEPTEMBER 8 PLEA DAY
,roucI for Arrnignment OF so
defendants 90 Prevent P"e-
elblc Continuanccs

~. following trial docket for the
- term OF district court
.s,,h will convene Monday, Sep
- Judge Redmond S. Cole
s.,dipg has been announced ny
y county attorneys ohice:
ssnt,mbcr lJ--bate against JACK
and Hubert Wclborn. grand
IN % against r l. Smith ana
N, r. smith. grand larceny; against
msr pMck, forgery; Alon2o Hud-
IN burglary.
~ ps5on,emDrr 1G-Calen Andrews
ssi,ry Jack Berry and J. {.
Sssh ganjoint robbery, q. {.
.rson passing bogus checks s.
%srijay Taylor murder.
"son,,mbcr i7--Isobert Stevens
"a + ". King, grand larceny
Nv Harry and j. &. Marsh. con
pst ,obhcry, W. h. Fitzpatrick.
nnd larceny. Joe Alverz, man
S"ghter otto Bass, grand larceny
s'n,,mhcr lS-Sam Dague, as
.,r with felunious intent Nancy
esycrs, obtaining money unoe,
~, nrr'cnscs, Noiney DAVIS, grahu
,,cepy. lake Christian, burglary.
ssnicmbrr lg-T. w Allen. lar
.,y of auto, T. l.. Parmour, EN- +,
t.,,rencnt. Walter GonLalos ana
gsg,pe Miles, conjoint robbery
Ssn,,mbcr 22-Charles krieger-
,,ramlring residence,
ssrien Der 26---E. :, Macqueen' re-
.,..yirg stolen property. prosecution
,r5er grand jury indictment
A number OF grand larceny cases
-ripdeJ I'm this docket are prose Gu 70
',,rs for the larceny OF automoolles'
AM, since the alleged crimes were
before May 81, these
.,sss are classed ms grand larceny.
% 'osecIrions for this offense. II com
,rrrd since May 81. are ciaSaou hs
.,,cepy Of automobiles. which the
I,r,slafurc. in the 1919 session laws
- oklahoma, classod AS separate
,fensc. and places the punlshmet'
~ t,op, i've TO 20 years In the penn .
',c,i,r, PrdSecution of this class OF
.,s,s. ,inder the grand larceny charge
,roved "A maximum penalty or oh'y
I've years. alan
Ssn,cmbcr s has been set as plea
a., I,r ,ll defendants either In Jan
:. " ant m bond pending trial In the
district court. who have not yet oseh
i,rmally arraigned before me ais, s,
.irf court About 80 defendants
those cases have been transcrip'eul
l,om the Justice courts for trial on on
'.lony charges, have not yet been
,iowed 10 enter plea, and 1t is ror
he purpose Of preventing a recmr- ecu,
roce of delay. as at the last crim,-
~" scssion when several defend
ants M were fourd to have not been ar mr.
,,irncd in time 10 allow mem 10 70
make ,l,i proper defense and were re
n syeby allowed to ask continuance m'h
n ,heir case until the fan term. h nS
liking the pleas at least one week '' De.
,5re Inc trial date. the detehusmns ~
viii have few legitimate excuses io'
,o, ,ppearing for trial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28

burglars gained entrance through
'hc back door Of the millinery and
women's rendy 10 wear store at ga
South Main street some time ycster-
daN morning before 7 o'clock, made
away, with approximately $1,000
worth OF millinery, bolts Of sulting
and wearing apparel Tho wood
panel I'm the hack door had been re-
moved with the aid OF Jimmy. The
proprleiArs OF the store stated that
80 FAR the police had no clue as to
the persons who robbed the store
Tho rear OF the establishment is
across the alley from the county
courthouse
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
DENY SuONTS' RESIGN ALTON
president OF lntcrborough, Though
III VIII Remain Says Official.

NEW YORK, Aus. 2I.~-l ngnhA-
fled denial of reports that Theodore
i. Shonts had resigned u7 plcsidenl
Of the Interborough Rapid Transit
company. ana that Thomas T.. Eft
ten. president Of the Phlltdrlph
Rapid Transit COMPANY had been IN
vited TO take his place. was made to-
day by Edward j Bcrwiui, one Of
the directors " the lntcrburuugh.
MIR. Shonls has been dangerously
~ a. his home here Tor several
weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-28
FIGHTERS ATTRACTIONS
CAUSE SHOOTING SCRAPE

Charged with assault with intent
Ia XIII, Lois Qualls. negro. In held
IN the county jan TO await the re-
s''tS of two bullet wounds inflicted
upon The person OF Anna Bobbitt.
during quarrel between the women
on North Frankfort avenue Tuesday
morning
The women met on the street early
IN the morning. II IL said by wit
nesSes. and after the quarrel. origi-
mating, 1t is said, from certain af-
foction both women b9d for a negro
prize fighter, the defendant drew n
revolver from "A pocket n her dress
and fired several shots nj the Bob
hit woman The latter was taken
TO local hospital where her re
corory is now believed to be Ger
tain