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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
AUTO BANDITS GET HALF
MILLION IN DARING COUP
Wall Street Messengers Arc Held
Up and Relieved OF Lib
crty Bonds.
rAssEKsHY WITNESS ROBBERY
Police Give Quick Pursui, and Find
Abandoned Car Few Blocks From
Scene OF Crimc--Oniccrs Observe
Great Secrecy.
iHv Universal s.ryi..1

NEW YORK Nov. 3o.-CIosr to
100000 in Liberty bonds were
gathered ia this afternoon by four
dar;ns automobile bandits in Brook
lyn. who. in plain view OF "A number
OF passcrs-by ana shoppers. held up
TWO messengers from a Wall Street
nrin and relieved ,hern of their valu-
able packages.
The total amount Of the theft was
given by the police as 3t7G.O0c. and
only $4,000 worth Of the bonds were
Registered Issues
The TWO messengers, Anton A.
Young. - years old. and Irving
cohen. 81 years old. had left their
firm. kean.. Taylor & Co. to deliver
the bonds 10 lgoe Brothers. hard
ware manufacturers and wir" nail
dealers. IA the Grcenpoint section OF
Brooklyn. and had just reached the
entrance or the Brooklyn firm when
the quartcttc OF armed bandits
alighted from It's automobile and or
dered them TO throw up their hands.
Slow "a Obry Orders.
on. Of the messengers. frightened
into inactivity, was slow to obey the
order. on. OF the bandits calmly
walked over to him and removed q
bundle OF bonds from under his arm.
The other messenger had dropped his
package and stood with raised hands.
Before any one could move. the
four robbers had rc-entercd their
machines ana were OF in The dis
iaEcc before passorsby reached the
scene OF the robbery. The engine nf
the car had hccn left running and as
IL spccdrd on the hoid-up men fred
several shots as warning to would
be pursucrs. one of the bullets
graZ.d the ear Of one OF the messen-
gers as he duckcd into a hallway.
Police soon took up the trail Of
the robbers and found their car
abandoned. some blocks away. In
the tonneau of the car they found
second license plate. indicating the
bandits intended changing the idcn-
tity OF their machiu. IL roo closely
pursued.
Swear All To secrecy.
Very little Information was forth
coming from e!rher tho Wall Street
firm or the Brooklyn manufacturers
after the robbery. as the police had
sworn every one concerned to Sc
crecy. This same practice has been
followed in most OF the numerous big
hauls.
}. The messengers were examined
this evening in AN effort TO obtain
a minute description OF the hold-up
men.
The Liberty bonds. ii is learned,
were in denominations OF $1,000 and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
DANVILLE MAN SHOCKED
TO DEATH IN OWN HOME
Falls Dead when lie Touches Electric
Wire After Light Had
Failed.

tSpcc al TO The Times Dispatch.
DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 3u.-Bcrti ie
Bradford. aged 81 years, was taking
bath at his home, in North Dam
vile. tonight, when all the electric
lights in that section went out. Rraf-
FORD stocd up to turn on the light
y second later members OF his house
hold heard crash. Bradford was
picked up dead. having been electro
cnted. 4 small hoy y-near-by. who tried
70 turn on a light. was shocked to
unconsciousness. ~ prolonged rain is
thought &c have caused a short cir
cult.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
COMMISSION OF CONTROL
ARRANGES FOR ARMlSTICE
General IefiEouski and LithunnI.ns
Will Quit Fighting at Once.
Says kOvno Dispntch

LONDON, Nov. 30-'rhe league OF
nations commits ssion OF control has
arranged an armistice between
iithnanta and General Hcllgousk j..
the insurSent commander at wilma.
according to Kovno dispatch which
reached London this evening.
The armisticc. the message states.
is to go into effect today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
MARSH SAYS DEMOCRATS
EXPENDED S1,3o8,OO7.32
NATIONAL Treasurer, In FinnI Report
to Congress. Filed Tuesday, IndI-
Gates DcfcIt of S24t ,035.O3
Ky Associatcd Prcss.1


WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-Dishurse
mentS by the Democratic National
committee from July 3 to Novem5c :
totaicd sl,"oS.00732. and receipts
'i'a"9.2"6If. said final report on
campaign expenditures. filed today
with the clerk Of the House OF Rep
reScniativcs by Wilbur w Marsh.
treasurer Of the committee.
MI Marsh listed liabilities at s2Ta.-
364.d5. including $4,000 borrowed
and sl62,a6i.i5 in unpaid bills. lcav-
Ing an indicated deficit OF $olI.O35 on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Professor MncN.i, Released.

DtBI.IE. Nov. 3o.-James Fung".
who is a clcrk and an American citi-
zen. was arrested, together with Mar
tin Ryan. manager, and James BurSe,
a contributor TO the Sinn Fein news
paper. Young Ireland" during raid
on the Offices of the newspaper to-
day.
Professor John MacNeii. S!nn Fc.n
member Of Parliament for London
derry city and the National Cniver-
sity OF Ireland, who was arrested
early last Friday vita Arthur Grif-
nth. founder OF tn" Sim Fein organ
izaiion. was released today uncond!-
,ionaliy, after having refused to ac-
cept release on stipulated terms.
The Dublin city coroner has been
forbidden by the authorities TO hold
any inQuests for the present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Wealth's Glitter Can't
Pierce Courts Blinders
Iny unlxer.nI ScryIcc.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-'I don't
cnrc 10 he IL worth $5.OtsO.0OO mud
owns Central Park! The point In.
did hc tnkc that rOnt."
Magistrate Schwnb thus strrnly
rcbuked samuel Bownr's lawyer
today when the wealthy renl estate
OPERATORS counsel attempted To
convince the court thnt IL was
prepostcrOus to believe his client
Ind walked out of n store wearing
$50 ov~rcont for which he had
not paid.
"Did he tnkc Tint coatt" the
magistrate asked.
"Ics," the lawyer answered; |the
defendant took the coat. hut merely
to look IL over"
.'rhe rich to- me-" thc court re-
Joined, "are the snme M tho poor
Hownc was held for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
FEDERAL JUDGE PRiTCHARD
is VERY ILL AT ASHEVILLE
indiSPosiHon of Several Weeks Az
ErRvuted by Fail OF Few
Dnyn AFRO
tBy Asso ciated Press

ASllEVlLLE. y. c.. Nov. 2O.-.Tudee
j. c. Pritchard. OF this city, pres!d-
ing officer of the Fourth Cjrcuit
United States Court OF Appeals. wa.
tonight said TO be critically i'll at a
local hospital. TO which he was take
Yesterday. He has been III several
weeks. but Few days ago suffered a
ran. which is said TO have injured
him painfully.
Judge Pritchard served two terms
IN the United States Senate from
North Carolina as Republican. but
was defeated in 1903 by Senator Lee
;. orerman. lie was appointed to
his present position by President
Roosevelt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
BOILING TELLS HIS OWN
STORY TO COMMITTEE
Denounces as False Tucker IL
Sands Charge lie Received
Part OF Commission.
sIsLER ALSO is on STAND
Declares Former Bankers .iilcga-
tion a "Hailucination," Result of
Being Pccvcd-tiigh Tribute Is
Paid Rolling.
IEy .Assoc!u:eI rrcss. /

NEW YORK. Nov. %O-n Wilmer
Boiling, treasurer OF the United
states shipping Board. and brother
tn-law OF President Wilson. ,oda =
cmphatically denied allegations that
ne had participated in IN. $4,000 funl
alleged To hav. been distributed by
Tucker X. Sands for securing con
tract with ,ne United States Ship
ping Board
Eolling Was voluntary witnes :
before the Walsh congressional COM
mittee which is investigating Ship-
ping Board affairs. The allegations
involving the name OF M-. boiling
were made by Sands. when ne appear
ed before the committee last week.
sands alleged that he received $4,000
in notes from Wallace Downcy. oc
which s25.o0o WAS divided between
himself. i!ol;ing. Lester Sislcr for
mer secretary o. the beard and John
y. Cranor. a representative uf Dow
ncy.
sisler. who also appeared volun-
taci.y before the committee was
shewn the pS'tostat copy OF Sands
charges. no" Il part OF the record.
and he made - positive denial OF the
allegation against him.
sands Charge "Haiiucinntion."
Tine charges made by Sands regard
ing the alleged lribe werc charac-
terized by sisler Ms an "ha'lucination."
Sislcr testified he believed Sands
made the charges against him In par
ticu,ar because he was peeved over
his tSislers) refusal TO intcrcede for
him.
Suppl.mcntinE statement made to
The press ih!s morning, which was
read into ,ha record OF the proceed :
ings, Boiling testified that his first
intima,ion OF tie charges came to hin;
in the form OF AN anonymous letter
addressed t. Joseph r. Tumulty, fo:-
lowed by II similar letter Addressed
10 william q, McAdoo.
There is not word of truth in
IN. allegations made by Sands" Boil
ling SAID.
He added that The letter which
alleged that he participated in the
funds, had been turned over to the
Department Of Justice. lie also tcsti-
fled that the charges against his
name and reputation had been in
rcstisatcd. not only by the Depart
ment of Justice. but by Shipping
Board officials, and had been founI
TO be without foundation.
AlonZo Tweedale. comptroller OF
the board. was called as witness
and testified that prior to his recon =
mending Mr.. Boiling for the appoint
ment as treasurer of the Sh:prine;
l!oarG. he had been informed OF the
allegations BY Boiling himself
boiling Entirely BInmeless.
Tweedale testified he asccrtaincd
that the charges against Boiling had
been investigated by Houston
Thompson, assistant attorney gem
erai. through the secret service
branch OF the Department OF JUS
ticc. and was assured by Thompson
that there was absolutely nothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
CROWN PRINCE HURRlES
TO MOTHERS BEDSIDE
Former kaiserin Reported In Sinking
ndition--Unconscious ut
~ Noon Tuesday.
hN NSSOctnteh PreSS. |

DooRN, HOLLAND. Nov. 30.-For-
mer timprcss Augusta Victoria. OF
Germany. who Is critically III as n
resui! OF heart attack. was re-
ported at noon today to be in n sink
Ing condition. At that time sha was
unconscious.
Frederick William. tho former
crown prince. has again been sum
moned, and this morning was hurry
Ing, from his residence at Wieringen
to his mothers bedside here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
500 Golden Rule" Workers Give
Jobs for Month to UNEMPLOYED

ccrn. told the employees that while
their businrss had doubled since
July. other factories were closing
down. throwing thousnnds out OF
work.
The employees ni~o resolved thnt
~ 10 was found nrcrS~nry 10 re-
duc~ the price " clothing Ia
stimulate businrss nnh wage re-
duction. were necessary ms re-
suit. thst the hrst reductions
skcn!s affect tsosr earning more
than 81 a day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
EOery WomanReads
Aliens Seeking to Land
Overflow Ellis Island

NEW YORK. Nov. 30. .-i:IIIS
Island In having one of the heaviest
runs Of bnsiBess since the Immi
Ernfion stntiOn wns established.
with 5000 people waiting on shIps
or In the isInnd buildings 10 bc
examined for ndmittnncc to the
country.
There nrr I..75 Immigrants on
the Island. .1T Of whom had 70
spend night on The floors Or
hrh"hrs with only blankets around
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
MCCORMICK DENIES HIS
JOURNEY POLITICAL ONE
DfSrialms Reports In Statement lie
fS Feeling Ont Nations for New
League
ley ASSOCIATED Press. l

LONDON, Nov. 30.-United state.
senator Mediil Mccormick. OF Illinois
on his arrival in London today. dis
CLAIMED reports that he was visiting
Europc to fee! out the nations on a
new plan for league of nations.
MT. Mccormick declared In a formal
statement that his trip TO Europe ha d
no political significance. He expects
t" visit Paris. Rome. Prague. War
saw aud Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
SAYS WOMAN RAN STILL
ATLANTA Federal Grand Jury Indicts
Feminine Veteran OF World
IBv Associated

TTVFS.1
ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 30--Miss FL
lie Ferguson. young Atlanta wo-
man. who claims to have. driven an
Ambulance In France during the
world war. was indicted by the Fed.
erai grand jury today on a charge
Illicit distilling. II, 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Marine. Hurned TO Death.

Two marines were burned to
death after torture. Colonel Hooker
asserted. He testified that "a lieu
tenant had been Killed. the heart
and liver distributed ana eaten and
the brain removed To srcas" bullets
for the bandits guns. The records.
he sa!!, showed that thirty-two gem
dArinc officers Mere killed.
Dorcas Williams. sergeant OF ma
rinrs accused OF killing GARNER Jean
last year. today entered emphatic de-
nial o! guilt. He declared Jeans
house was midway between the ban
dis and gendarmcs during a battle
d; Maissadc. and said that. hearing
that Jean waS Intimate with The
maruuders. ne summoned him. He
testified lean appeared with a towel
asounh'his neck and blanket abou,
nis stomach. showing lie had been
wounded. Williams asserted lean
was in his Office while he civilians }
WAS pairoiling and that he learned
upon mis- return lean WAS dead.
Describes Jeans Death.
Jules t.hndrc. Eendarmc iicuten-
ant. produced II copy of official let
tcrs. purpOrting To have been written
by the justice Of the peace AZ Mais
sade saving lean had been killed
during the battle. but thar the JUS
,icc was unable to state whether by
the bandits or IcndIrmes.
Two other native witnesses testified
they saw Jean in the gendarmc Of
flee. but We're without evidence TO
support the charges asains; VIII
liams.
Admiral Henry 7. Mayo, presiden,
OF the court. announced the hearings
would be resumed in Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
WRANGEL ARMY REPORTED
LANDED IN DAlMATI&
Russinu Noble Derlarcd>> 10 HsNe
50.O0O Wen. whom He Has Of
frrrd 10 France.
iHy Universal Service.

PARIS. Nov. 3U.--Gencral wrangcl's
military career instead OF being
ended. is apparently only beginning.
Will 10000 troops, we'll armed and
equipped the Russian noble is re-
por; cd as having landed in Dalmatia
Offering himself and his army TO
France for ANY purpose she desires"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
FALLS 1000 FEET TO DEATH
Flying 1ont is pcmoIIshed and
Operator is KILLED by Drop Into
Pensacola nay.

+ PENSACOLA. FLA. Nov. 30
James B. Spencer. chief machinists
mate, was killed shortly after noon
todayawhen an II. $. type Hying boat
in which he was hying. crashed into
the bay from n altitude OF 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
IH, Universal ser.icr.I

CINCINNATI. ONO. Nov. no.
Five hundred employees Of tho 4.
Nash Ciothins Manufacturing
Company, where the Goldcn Huir
IL proclaimed ns the basis of the
business, today resolved to snr-
render their jobs for one month
TO the unemployed OF other cloth
ing factories to prevent suffering.
The resolution WINS passed s::er
Arthur Nnsh. president OF tic con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
CONSTANTINE COMING IN;
FRENCH ARE GOING OUT
Former Kings Wallets Arrive Z
Athens with Boxes. Trunks
and Intforms
LEy Assoclatcd Press. /

ATHENS. Nov. a9.--Former King
Constantine's. Wallets have arrived
here with his boxes and trunks
To-day they were busily engaged in
caring for the uniforms Constantine
intends to wear when he returns.
The French legation staT was
packing up this afternoon in expec-
tation OF orders TO leave Athens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
ARREST ALLEGED GUNMEN
/, ON SHIP FROM AMERICA
Southampton Police Take Six Pas
scnScrs Aboard AQuitania
Into Custody.
CORK CITY HALL BURNS
Damage Done i'm MacSwincy's Home
City Past Week Declared to BE
S5,0OO,00O = Professor MacNeil
Member OF Parliament, Released.
Inw rn.versal Servlce.l

LONDON Nov. 3b.-Th- Soutiamp-
ton police today arrested six passen-
gers arriving from New York on
board the liner Aquitania. who were
suspected OF hcing Sim felners Sew
"rai Of them wcre found 10 he armed.
y Liverpool customs official was ar
rested today. charged with completely
in last saturdays fires. which did
millions IA damage IA warehouses.
docks ana timber yards.
New plots for the destruction %
powerhousrs in Manchester and Loa-
don were reported today. and addi-
t!on.l guards have been stationed at
places reported in danger. Arrests
are hourly expected.
All streets in the vicinity OF the
explosion in London We're closed IL
the public today and suspects Will
be taken into custody shortly. it was
said by police. There is considrra bl. :.
wreckaee at the scene OF the eXplo-
sion, hut there was no fire.
Cork city Hall Burns.
The complete destruction OF the city
Hall AZ Cork was reported to-day. the
damage being put at more than ST.
DO",0 Other reports from Cork
placed the total inc.ni:ary DANA ges
in that city for the past week "a; So
10e.0Oo The black and TRns" have
continued active every night ana
many houaes and shops in principal
streets nave been burned and looted
nightiy. MThe fire at the City Hall
destroyed the building so quickly thai
the attempts OF tae Are b-igddc was
entirely futile. Many are hecing
from the city FOR safety
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Vote for Embaxsy nt. Vatican

rARIS. Nov. 3O.--The bill for the
rc-establishment OF an embassy to
the Vatican was adopted by the
Chamber of DeMsies. ss7 to aos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
BANDITSPUT 1000
PEACEFUL HAITIAN
CITIZENS TODEATH
Marines and Gendarmes
Subjected to Indescrib-
able Cruelties.
TWO AMERICANS TORTURED
AND THEN BURNED TO DEATH
Sensational Testimony Is Given
by Lieutcnant-C Colonel Hook
er Before Court of Inquiry.
Iny Ns.ocLaleI rress.l

PORT -Au-PHINcE Nov 3O.-Tne
naval COURT Of inquiry Investigating
tn" actions Of American marines CON
ciuded its hearings in Hai;I today
with the exception Of Lieutenant, :
Colonel Hooker. OF The gendarm"ric.
who testified To tn. belief that 1000
peaceful iiaitians had been killed by
bandits In the last !ew years H.
declared tina; from March. 1919. 10
October. 1919, large farming and s.,
ti"ment areas wcr. completely wiped
out by ununiformcd bandits. roam
ing about under the leadership of
desperate chiefs
Colonel Hooker. IN his testimony.
gave startling idea OF the methods;
OF the outlaws. citing nearly "A dozen
cases TO show how marines and gen
darmes captured by bandits were
mutiiated. He said nat IN every in
stanc. they were drcari;ated. and
their vital organs removed and scat
tered alUn. the trails.
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Admiral Henry 7. Mayo, president
or the court. announced the hearings
would be resumed in Washington
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawson and
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&0GIETY :;,II55; lI,,it, $S$bs: $$$Eb $$$E <:
Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS

tire evening. Rcfroshments were
served during an intermission. One
OF the attractive features was the
ballet dancing Of little Miss Maurene
Frey, daughter Of Past Exalted Ruler
Frank II. Frey and Mrs Frey OF
Chicago, who formerly lived hero,
and who are now visiting friends
The little dancer gave two numbers,
ono OF which was entitled, The
Dance Of the Roses when she ap~
pcared to graceful advantage and
was presented with basket OF roses
at the conclusion Of her dance. out
Of town people present were MIR. and
Mrs. Frey and daughter, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. H. Hayner, OF Joplin, Mo-,
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Angelo OF ST.
Louis. Mo, and Mrs. Henry Gerwitz.
OF Flanaghan, H.
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Weddings

Mr.. and Mrs y. ~. Alkire an.
nounco the marriage OF their dauSh-
ter. Bertha Miles. to Mr. Harry n.
Nowlan, Of Cheyenne Wyoming.
The wedding was quietly celebrated
Saturday at 80 y. m, at the Parish
OF tho Holy Trinity church, Father
J. J. Herring officiating. only n
very few close friends and tho imme.
date family OF tho bride and groom
were present The bride wore her
travelling costume. smart black
satin suit, with hat and accessories to
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Dances

The woeks most prominent affair
In society was the dancing party
given Monday evening In the Coun-
try club by Miss Juliet Hunt, when
she honored her visitors, Miss Rubye
Thompson OF Durant, Okla, aud
Miss Helen Delaney OF Dallas, Texas
Assisting her were Mrs. Dan Hunt
sh.. the mother of the young hostess
Mrs Edward o. Sargent and Miss
Jennie Yerger King Punch wan
served on the porohes and during tho
evening tees. cakes and candles wers
served Miss Hunts Invited list was
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Constantin, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Norvellc Walker. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Black. Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Hunt, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Young o, Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witt Hun. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Monahan, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Bynum,
Misses Rubyo Thompson OF Durant,
Helen Delaney OF Dallas. Helen
Frances Ludlow OF Kansas City.
Ruhyo Ingram Oklahoma City, Car
thcll Burnett OF Sapupa. Mr.. Archie
Burnett OF Sapulpa. Misses Peggy
Anderson, Irene Hastings. Mary Can
non, Halah Pagan, Lillian Fagan,
Vivian Fulghum. Jeanett Ross, Mar
ian McClintook. Dane Martin, Flor
ence Sheets. Mary Skeen, Lola Kelso,
Jennie Yergor King, Amelia Breach,
Romano Russell. Gladys Hendershot,
Gladus warbrough, Margaret Hagler,
Clarice Wertzberger. Frances Riddle.
Mary sill. Glenn Earnes, Gladys La
Folette. Messrs. Anthony Twist
stA yfA IL
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Special ON Summer
Wash Fabrics

desirable
quick selling hat goods
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hsrmonize, and n corsage OF orchids
and lilies OF the valley. MIR. ana
Mrs. Nowlan left Immediately atter
evening In the study Of DR.. Lloyd =.
Walters at Okmulgee, the only AZ
tondants being Miss Georgia England
and MIR. Ray McMichaeL The pride
and groom are residents OF Tulsa.
Mrs. Noylan Is a graduate OF Tulsa
high school and has lived In Tulsa
for about IS years. Mr.. Nowlan "
a well known petroleum geologist'
both In oklahoma and his native
state, and In q stockholder and ofn-
cinl in "A local oil company Mr.
Nowlan Is a graduate Of Rollo School
OF Mines.
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Snmfncr's GIffs.
A stilly peace Is In my soul,
My heart Is light az heather.

A stilly peace Is In my soul,
My heart Is light as heather.
The air so sweet. the breo1e 80 soft
II is such golden weather.
The browsing droop Of swnying
bouFh.
The silken poppies flaming
Pale butterflies amid tho Shade
Warm lips Of roses claiming
Low. trlckling pool with stepping
stone8---
Fringod deep with ferns and
vines.
Above the CheCkercd shadows
draw
Fantastical designs
Mary Smith Baker
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LUncheOns

CONTINUED From pHECETDINg PAGE
TiilS SECTION.
In the Country club. tho Inspiration
of the delightful informally being
Mrs. w - sodgwick OF Dallas tho
gucW OF Mrs. j. II. Brooks sum
mer flowers in yellow tlnting were
useG TO decorate the luncheon Ia bic
and there we're twelve guests
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Linene Suitings, yd. 41c
soc qaulity Linene Suitlng, a
splendid fabric for nurses uni
forms, caps, aprons, etc, very
special.
Check Dimity, yd. 31c
40c quality check Dimities, In as
sorted patterns. nice sheer quail
ity. very specially priced con-
sidering the sheer quality
Fancy Voiles and Tissues
Regular 75c quality ... 400
Regular $1.oo quality -. 500
$l.26 and s1.s6 quality -. .74o
s1.75 and $l.S5 quality --.$1.1O
s2-oo and S2.25 quality ..sf.3s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. william O. warnock