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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Takc
Olive Tablets.

II your skin Is yellow--compleNio ion
coatcd-appctitc poor
you have "A bad taste in your mouth
IA lazy. no-good fceling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablcts-a sub
stitute for calomei-wcrc prepared by
DR.. Edwards after Ia years OF study.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color.
To have u clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples. feeling of buoy
ancy like childhood days. you must
get at tho cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like caiomei--yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. Take one OF two night
ly and note the pleasing results.
Millions of boxes are sold annually
at l5c and 3Oc.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
TRINkLE ENTERTAINED
BY MIR. AND MRS. WILSON

WYTliENlLLE. VA, Nov. i.-Sena-
tor Il. Lee Trinkle, Democratic nomi-
member OF II box party at Il matinee
at Washington theater with Mr.
and Mrs. woodrow Wilson on Wednes-
day afternoon. Senator Trinkle also
dincd with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson on
Wednesday. Senator Trinklc and Mrs.
Wilson. who was Edith Boiling, OF
Wythevillc. have been friends since
their childhood days.
Senator rrinkle left Washington
Wednesday night. and arrived here
Thursday morning. He spoke in pu-
laski tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
ALLEGED BADGER Chief
Gets TEN-YEAR Term
first Defendant, Lester L.
Brown, Guilty of High
way Robbery.
TWO OTHERS ARE INDICTED
browns Wife and LOnnIc Morning,
Young Petersburg Mnn, Charged
With Pnrticipn lion In HoIiup OF
kOuntes, Hotel Man.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 4.-Lester
Edward Brown. alias T.. III. Cover,
was sentenced by jury In Hastings
Court here today TO serve ten years
in the State Penitcntiary for sccur-
Ing 1900 from James Kountcs under
threats of death
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 4.-Thc
trial OF Lester Il. Brown. alias Cover.
VINO. along with his wife and Lonnic
Morning. young white man OF this
tity. Is charged with working tho
badger game" on James Kuintes. n
local hotel man. several weeks ago.
began In the Hastings Court here
today on the specific charge OF high
way robbery.
brown les represented by Attorney
Gillian. and stif fight Is being
made FOR his acquittal, although the
state sprans surprise this after
noon by Introducing as evidence two
letters alleged 10 have been written
10 the Brown couple after their
Hight from this city warning them
that the police were after them.
Mrs Brown did not testify at the
trial OF her husband. She will go
On tfial later on the same charge,
She having been the dccoy In the
game. II is alleged. Moring. II 1.
charged. aided Brown in holding up
kountes and the woman and threat
ching tn kill him II hc did not give
them $500. kountcs. guarded by
brown. II Is alleged. came TO n local
bank. and. while tho man held n
gun on him through his coat rocket.
drew the money from the bank and
surrendered II.
The Browns were apprchcnded In
youngstown. Ohio, after n chase OF
more than week, which led through
he7eral states. II wa. upon tho
statement made 10 the police by the
Browns that MorinE, who denies the
charge. was arrested In this city.
The Browns have little girl, who
was with them AT the time OF their
. arrest. She Is now being cared for
'at the Union Mission while her par
cnts arc in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
WITH GUN AND CROWBAR
NEGRO RAIDS DWELLINGS
Spotsylvanians Capture Man
After Three Dwellings
Are Looted
Special to The Tlmes-plsnatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
SioTSfLNANIA. VA, Nov. "A
ooid ana daring series of robLcrles
nave Just taken place In this county.
ihston Coleman. an alleged desperate
negro who has before been punished
'"' similar ohcnsc. armed with Il
cr""btT and threatening defiance to
any VINO should oppose him. went TO
'n.ce dwelling houses and drove the
occupants away He then proceeded
II il alleged. to break open doors and
trunks and from The three houses he
succeeded in getting over 500 worth
OF household goods.
Having ACCOMPLISHED his purpose.
the thief tried To- make good his es
cape. but was caught and imprisoned
10 await the action OF the grand iurv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or VIRGINIA

VIII be introduced by Attorney Cen
cral John X. Saunders. who. In turn.
VIII be introduced by J. NJ. Hooker.
Of Patrick.
Prior TO the meeting in the Taber-
nacle there will be a torchlight pa
radc through the city by cx-service
men and women associated with the
Danville Chapter. Red Cross \
street dance will bring the festivities
to all end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
Conere..mnn Free Ia sn.,..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Nov
congressman a. ". Free. OF Califor
MA mas been secured TO make tho
principal address at the ArtnistIce
ia! celebration In this city on No.
Vembcr il. public meeting will be
nclh In the auditorium OF the CITY
courthouse on the night Of Novctn
Der IL. In addition to Congressman
rrHe's address. musical program
WIZ be rendered by Band and the
Normal School Gicc Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
senator Downing neturn. unmr.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov, &.
senator Thomas J. Downing whose
leg was amputatod at 81. I,uko.s
hospital. Richmond, some weeks ago.
mas returned 10 his home in Ian
caster County He was accompanied
by Mrs. Downing and son. DR.. Samuel
oowntnE. Senator Downing, who
had been suffering for some time
WIN diabetes. is much improved ard
Is now able to walk with the AZ
sisiancc OF a crutch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-05
TRINKLE ARMISTICE DAY
SPEAKER AT DANYILLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANNlLI.E. VA. Nov 3.-Final
plans have been made for the Ar
misticc Day celebration here. T.. Lee
Trinklc. who is TO make the address,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Marie prcsaler and Blanche Rims
all rolled into one.
Phoebe Lee, a dancing beauty. IN
the cast OF George whites sean.
dals Of 1921" claims 20 hc tho pos.
SCISSOR VI tho most fiery rod hair
that has bctu seen on Broadway
stacc s!nce the days when Mrs, Les.
lie Carter was the talk OF the town.
George Broadhurs, is under con-
tract TO produce four plays this
coming season, the first or which is
to be a dramatic tstagc) version ot
Edgar Rice Burroughs ''rar2an of
the Apoa," which play IL TO be- the
opening attraction at the broad
hurst thcatcr.
The Rohcmians. Inc. A. l.. Jones
ana Morris Green, managing dircc-
tors announce many important pro-
ducuOns for the present season.
John MURRAY Anderson will devise
ana stage the third annual produc-
tiou of the Greenwich village FollicF
and IL will be known NJ the Green
wich Village Tolilcs. 1921
Tho Greenwich Village Tolllca
1920, will begin its second SEASON at
Atlantic CITY in August and win so
to Pittsburgh. Detroit and then to
Chicago for the annual season In
that city. The Greenwich Village
Follics. 1919. will begin its third
season early In September and will
play through the west and south
This attraction holds tho record for
the run OF musical Nvuo ON tour
Carnival" the elaborate scrccn
spectacle produced by Harley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

ions as its prototype. the old Merry
Widow sailor Of - seasons ago
Miss Peggy Holt. As creator. de-
signer and executor of the new
Merry widow hat. Is tho envy OF
the entire millinery world
"Mitzi." the star under Henry w.
Savage's direction. IL clated over re-
ceipt OF rift costume from the
Princess OF Roumania. IL Is the
first time that "A foreign princess
an American actress.
Henry W. Savage. who. during his
30 years as producer ur grand
opera. light opera and musical COM
cdy, has been a constant student OF
voices and has developed hundreds
Of foreign singers announced tlrr
other day 0a he sailed FOR Europe;
Il am not looking for voices abroad
The best singers are I'm our country
and ! expect to cast the new pruduc-
tion OF The Merry widow and tu-
turc opcrasJ wholly from American
talent.
Girl CoWcdiCnnc.
George white, VINO is determined
that this seasons Scandals" shall
he laughing show, has just en-.
gagged olive Vaughn, an 1S-ycar-old
com medicne. who he thinks has a
great future as a fun maker. Miss
Vaughn is a newcomer, her previous
experience being confined to vaudc-
vile. but white, who believes In do
veloping youthful talent. feels sure
that he has "find" in the young
lady and that she is n May Irwin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

o m ersot Maugham's delightful
comedy. which opens the new sea-
son or the Solwyn theater early IN
September with an all-star cast, in
cludiug John Drew.
Gorion's New Play.
The Selwyns announce the New
York premier Of The Poppy God"
at the Hudson thcater on August %.
This is the new play by Leon Cor
don, lie Roy Clemens and Thorn Is
Grant Springer. In which Ralph
Morgan Will give v characterization
totally different from anything ne
has ever done.
sonny" a play with music by
George V. Hobart. will be produced
by the Sclwyns In New York earl y
in August with Emma Dunn and
Earnest Glcndeninng In the leading
rolcs
Sam II. Harris has acquired the
services Of Florence Moore for Irv-
Ing Berllns Music Box Revue
which will open the new Music Box
thcater now nearing completion IN
West Forty-Fifth street
Miss Moore. who will he the lead
ing Coincidence at the Music Box, ia
making brief vaudeville tour on
the Kicth circuit prior 10 beginning
fencarShlS IN tho Harris production.
Saw II. Harris has engaged sid
ney Blackmcr for an important role
in Varying Shores" the Zoe Atkins
play in which he viii produce early
IN the fall.
. Mr.. Blackmer's most recent
Broadway appearance was IN the
series Of one-act plays written and
produced this spring by Clare Kun
mcr at tho Punch and Judy theatcr
Before that he had earlier in the
season scored big personal sue
cess IN the leading male role In Not
SO Long Ago"
New "Mcrry Widow"
What will the new Merry widow
hat be like7 Henry w. Savage, who
Ia now preparing revival OF the
most successful Of all operattas
confesscs to knowing something
about the new scenery. the cast and
even the costumes that will decorate
his production of THE Merry wild
ow" next fall. But as to the Merry
Widow hat nobody knows
AYERS Mr.. Savage. unless II be Miss
Peggy Holt" Now. aince the mil
liners OF three countries-France
England and America--confldent
expect the new Merry Widow hat to
have the sime effect on hat fash
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

star or the stage and screen, has ac-
ccptcd for production q play ,n
which all the characters are Wou'u.
FURTHER Interest attaches to ;hc am
nouucomont by the news that Mai.
nova viii engage a woman director
% "uro tho play and ruruEo Au lpa
woman staff loo ovvry departs. %
Tho su amor concerts It 'nluu.
hla university are attracting tuuu-
sands of people nightly. TIL '.,u-
tiou is iton' and tho acoustic l She
open are an that can br desired
Tho Goldman concert hand and lta
magnetic conductor. Edwin lanko
Goldman. were again received with
great euthusia"u and the pruErIms
which arc prepared With careful
Thought mccts with thc approval ul
the vast crowds NJ 10000 TO 1900
people.
Tho DrpuaIs.r GuUd Of tho An
ihutH' LoUGuc Of America. Inc. and
tho Society OF American praUatista
dud Composers. Inc, yesterday
afternoon 1mplgawntcd. subject 10
the Nml ratification or the fun
mcwhcrahip ana formed aocloty
which viii Doe known az the Amori-
can Druw1tiHs II embraces In itq
mcmhoish,p practically every man
or woman In Amcrt,a writing for
the STAGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
OBESE K|WANIANS
BEATEN BY LEANS
Avoidupois Was Dominat-
inc Factor in Ball Game
at Clubs Picnic

rr,Iar visitors to sand Springs
,.,. ..ood me.niy in the back =
t,,..I surprised into inactivity.
It.l-5l. night, when 100 kiwanians
,.rH tHetr wives and families.
r.''ek.l through the playground.
,lt..r. lal, riding the merry go-
.o.u. dancing, bathing, ana last,
l,f ..t least, eating fried chicken
ana .ot of trimmings.
n. NiWanians LETT Tulsa about 4
o.c.l.N, and 1t was near midnight
pi... hey returned. They had NO
,a.ry. uliyed at the park than they
h,H 90 I'll the lake. Tor bathins
,.. first number on a crowded
Urn...,m. Albert II. Bell was IN
'g.-.. uf the swimming pool and
~ vt. n.,that satisfied the cashier
~, IN. wicker window. Bell was
sp,.. dressed in becoming suit of
uIl. ... upd awning material, and
lo,s,d lcsplendcnt IN his gaudy
o... By unanimous vote his cos
"a, t.uN first prizc, which was
,C,.l.r. IL was mutt by W. a.
.,.-,. .cal awning manufactures,
.t tr. same material that may be
seem .l. day over the windows Of
office buildings.
t... a. woodland was general
chairman Of the arrangements COM
r.t.r. md was assisted by Ed Bow
master and Ray Ros.er. They were
'uy.-.I with the dutGs of seeing
in.t the program was carried out
500 the letter which they did.
g. long was captain OF tho
Leans bali team and w. ID. Moss
headed tAc 'tats aggregation.
.Lltt.r Jim Strickland, who weighs
mol more than 900 pounds, caught
tnr tho Fats" The 'beahs" won,
TO i, after a hOtiy contested game
In winch perspiratlon took the most
pom,uyut pat. :
Frank II. Reed, who has built two
wad!.e pools for boys and girls in
Tulgi parks, took more than 100
lounsslcrs on the erry-go-round.
With tu, youngsters went a number
Of kiwauian's wives.
There was dancing until nearly
midnight in the large dancing pa
yinon az the park, at which both
round and square dances were popu-
ar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
NelU York Drama NelUs

brom the Dallas News
vacation everywhere in summer.
nut not for theatrical scribes in
New York, for here one Is tied down
an preparation for summer and
early fall productions. This IL
requisite to meet the demand of
worldwide visitors to the greatest
cry on the globe.
Not In the last ten years has any
other musical production given
The Last Waltz" the latest oscar
Straus operetia, which is crowding
the century theater. IL has been
acclaimed as the most tuneful, the
most gorgeous, and the most wholly
dellghttul musical offering that New
YORK has seen in decades.
THE Whirl Of New York" the lat
est winter garden contribution to
the lavish series OF musical produce
tons for which this famous institu-
ton has become known the world
over, presented there by the Messr,
Lee and j. j. Shubert, Ia serving as
the summer attraction at the Winter
Garden.
just Married. Plcasv.
Just Married" with Vivian Mar
tin and Lynne Overman, the up
roarious farce by Adelaide Matthews 8
and Ann Nichols, is playing to ca
pacity at every performance at the
Shubert theater.
The action OF the play takes place
aboard the French steamer Iafay-
cite, bound out from Bourdeaux,
France, to New York. There are
several o d d ~ assorted couples
aboard from those grown old in
matrimony to various sets OF hon
cymoOners, willing and unwilling.
Jennie Jacobs Woodruff. who APP
peared In Augustus Thomas play.
Nemesis" will play the part OF
Lucille Bcrkley In Roi Cooper Me-
grue's new play "Honors Arc Even"
I'm which the Selwyns will star VIII
liam Courtney and Lola Fisher,
opening at the Times Square the
ater. August s.
Jenio Jacobs play broker and
artists represe Dtative, will 20 ex-
tensively into the production OF one
act plays and vaudeville sketches
this summer, beginning in August
with the production OF a one-act
comedy drama by Julia Chandler
entitled The Rosc-Pink Trick"
Mrs. Leslie, Carter Is en- route
from her home in Versailles TO
America to begin rehearsals for the
Selwyns' production of The Circle. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

knolcs, featuring Mathcsou Lang
and presented by S. l.. Ruthbtcl al
the Capitol thcater was produce
ON the most llviah scale and one "
tho big pictures Of the year Added
to this was aupcrb musical pro-
gram all of which was due 90 MIR
RothIptcls genius.
"Old Nest" MIN
Two complete casts " principals
arc required Tor 'ho filming vt "Thc
old NoT tho Rupert Hughes pie
ture which Goldwyu presents nt thc
Astor the1tcr. The old Most con-
Germs itself with an American fpn-
Ily covering e long pcriod ut years
and the double cast was drptu Ia
tu portray thN characters FIRST a.
children and later ns mcp aud worn
en-. Tho delightful group Of chill
drcu who have been paving In tho
"Edgnr" comcdI,a Including Johl
nv JoHos, Lucille NiDkscn and
Buddy Mc.sous appear in i'm
portant yulcs iu The Old Meet aa
cNponciss OF .hc youpEcr genera
don
Littlo Miriam l|1uisa, pbgso dc
liEhtful acting iu Fluuv llurBts
"IIumorcguuc' rsrabllsh 4 h,r as
ono OF the foremost chIi dctrcsb'a
Of the screen, has returned to hCf
first love, the speaking stage, :or a
special engagement In ,hc Mcrrs
Shubcrt'a Tho Nhirl ~ New YORK, %
current at the New NrrS Winter
Garden
According to rclnb' e. authority
Madame Ala NDiWova, lam n,u-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Development of the mental, moral and
physical phases of the students life
and we have made physical training
one of the prescribed courses for both
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
In .EcOnOn1u

spent University Tulsa will
600 other university for those students who live here and
allows be under the direct Of the parents
vital factor the development of and this
critical age
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
In Courses of Studu

The credits of the University Of Tulsa accepted everywhere at their
face value for premedca preparatory for engineering law
and business administration and the liberal amusc
tory and art The University of Tulsa fully qualified to give its stu
dents the best and confer the of Bachelor of
Bachelor Science Here the actually
sona instruction the heads of the departments usually
found universities the of the University of Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Write for Catalogue, Phone Or

Come University explain
necessary for a attend school here.
Tulsa will be city
boostyou able o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
In Convenience

All of the advantages presented by schools of the kind anywhere
will be found right here in Tulsa at this University We have auhori
tave information that the paving will be completed connecting the
city with the University by September 18th This will make for
greater convenience for those people who live in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
In Facilities

The buildings equipment and of the faculty of the Unier
sy of Tulsa favoraby with of the largest institutions
of the kind That appreciate the standing that the unver
Of Tulsa has attained to the fact that the University Of
Tulsa the Oratoca Contest tied the Penangur
batting Contest the State Music Contest voice and second
Piano In other study the school atans high
ard SO that graduates leaving the University will have that
of having education that will reflect nothing but credit to the Unver
siy Of Tulsa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-14
Plan to Attend the Opening Day - Friday July 18th

We have added original lines until practically article of
apparel be had here greater price
than place else the CITY, Wehad have for fall trade
We have secured the entire building which occupy the floor
August the begin tearing down and remodg We will putin
entire front and second To make this possible
and will sell bit merchandise stock the lowest
quoted Richmond We will attempt thought
sell the goods quickly Be here when the doors open this great Re-
modelling and Expansion Sale Friday July 15h
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-14
Vigran's Ladies' Shop Announces Stup'
Remodeling and Exposition Sale $$s$ &;
Plan to Attend the Opening Day - Friday, July 18th

At this time when many merchants talking of eenchg, Of
tive Methods of posponng improvements pleasure tor to
that found impossible take rapidly and
stan growing business Three and oneh years opened
923 Main Since then have doubled capacity by extending
the back the alley and putting balconies Even with this double
capacity have been absolutely unable take of patrons and
wonderful values always offered Vgan have caused
rapidly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-14

Let nothing keep you away Every article of woens high
grade Wearing Apparel Undergament, COrsets, Hosiery
etc. will be sold at less than todays wholesale cost to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
LET THIS SOAK IN
The Chnutauqun This Yenr VIII BE n
Hummer

when it comes to building programs
there is no argument: Charles f.
Horner is the king of them all This
Is the reputation he has in his own
field as we'll as with the communities
he Is serving.
When Charles Horner sets himsel,
to accomplish something unusual as he
has this year. the results are sptctnr-
ular. Mr.. Horner has stated that the
1921 program will be his greatest to
date. Theefore it will eerve you well
To arrange your time to see all of this
Buy a season ticket now and help
the cause. Every dollar of profit goes
to the flood sufferers OF Pueblo.
The Chautauqua opens in Pueblo on
July 20. and the people of the city
should give Mr.. Horner every encour-
aeement in his laudable enterprise Of
bringing this splendid list of Chau-
tauqua celebrities to Pueblo and play
ing an entire week, turning over to
the flood sufferers OF this city all
profits.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
STATE TRIES TO SHOW
KAbER THOUGHT WIFE
PLOTTED HIS DEATH

Cleveland. Ohio, July 7.-Testimony
tending to show that Daniel F. Kaber,
for whose murder his widow. Eva
her OF having planned his assassina-
ton, was introduced today by the
state thru two witnesses. MY wife
ordered this done! My wife ordered
this done! My God. my wife ordered
this done!" These exclamatons were
uttered by Mr.. kaber to Police Lieu
tenant l.. 3. Miller OF Lakewood, soon
after Mr.. kaber had been stabbed, ac-
cording to the lieutenants testimony.
My God, doctor, my wife. must have
done this" DR.. W. J. 0uigley. who was
called to attend the wounded man.
said Kaber exclaimed.
Mrs. Mary J. Wade, who claims to
be medium. capable OF communicat-
ing with spirits. told on the witness
stand OF visits by Mrs. Kaber to her
home to obtain advice.
y want you to try to get rid Of Dan
kaber for me-" Mrs. Wade said Mrs
kaber told her on the last visit.
How Mrs. Wade said she asked
Mrs. Kaber.
II want you to kill him-any way to
get rid of him. The man I love has no
money. only brains. and Mr.. Kaber
has fifty thousand dollars life insur-
ance." Mrs. Kaber was alleged to have
replied.
Mrs. Bertha Miethke. grandmother
OF the little Patricia whom the Kabcrs
had adopted, testified that Mrs. Kaber
said to her,
Il hate Dan Kaber and am going to
get rid of him within six months"
DR.. Quigley and DR.. Alfred Maschke
said they had treated NJ. Kaber and
made examinations Of him several
months before his death. They as
serted he was suffering from neuritis
and secondary aenemia.
Based on hypothetical question
asserting TINT an analysis OF Mr..
kaber's internal organs disclosed the
presence of arsenic In quantities suf-
fcient to kill four men" both phy.i-
clans said they would diagnose the
cause of the aenemia and neuritis as
arsenical poisoning
Attorney w. J. CorrGan. on cross cS-
animation sought to establish that the
poison hight have been absorbed from
powders sprinklcd over the organs by
the undertaken. Or. Cuigley main
tanned that the poison could not have
been absorbed In this manner In such
an amount as claimed by the state.