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The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Women Who Wear "Gossard" Corsets
viii Be Intensely Interested in
A Great Sale of ''COssard''
Corsets, All Front-lace Models,
$l.95 to 1895
Regularly $2.75 to $500

An opportunity much hgherpriced Corsets AT
there great variety Of styles this Sale osard Corses
ioned of beautiful materials and with the careful detail for w
famous 1t because most Of these materials
Heated that these models being discontinued and being
OUT at drastic reductions
Included Gossard Fronace Corsets that formerly
S995.
Gossard Corsets formerly $3.50 at s5.95.
Gossard Corsets formerly $3.50 at S445.
Also Gossard Corsets formerly $2.75 at s1.o5.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Hudson Seal
Goats,
S295.O0

40-inch lengths in q beautiful
Hudson Seal Coat (Seal dyed
Muskrat) with large Skunk collar
and cuffs. Fashioned o lines that
make it "a little different" Richly
lined and beautifully finished.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

in variety of colors.
IMPORTED SKIRTING,
Si.4S yd.
All wool, 50 in. wide, in effective
color combinations. Sold for much
more originally.
COSTUME SERGE, s1.l0 yd.
All wool, navy blue, 81 in. wide.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

BLACK TRICOTINE, soc yd.,
from $1.29
All wool, double warp, 36 in, jet
black.
Fabrics for the coat, the street
suit, the smart one-piece dress
you will find them all in the A. &
S. Dress Goods Shop, at satisfac-
torily low range of prices.
A. & S.---Strect floor. West.
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FRAN KILN

r.p, Sums. -,
~ No., ~ 'Iah. ono 81
IN. mos, e'an"raie r.crptions Of the
J.; u Gay at her home ia Fourth Ave
49,, ~ cSn,p,lihcht I" Mrs. Eugene
tn ~ ~ december bride:
,. u ' ,n ioMer Nor was decorated
go '','" na.hs, 'erns ana russell
n,n,t a., ,..ht, nhinS c9'or scheme Of
ta,, en- "ni.e ncihS beautifully car
cvn.,. IN lne reiFcshnients.
NJ. u,,,;iva IN inc nal by
Vauyh,, NJ ,''r,,iS anu MISS Cora
SeceiFinR ny Mrs. \. Il Gardner. Mrs.
H Ior Gardner. Mrs Pierce ana Mrs.
IInnmn Lee; while Mrs. Vaughan Camp.
iIIs nI.,H nan and Mrs. u. l..
,,nit preslh"d AT tho punch bowl.
,nI IT,. ~ nan, Mabel Hayes
I , naiS arker entertained in the
ril.ns az, W IN" nihlns-room deli
\ SALAD and ~. consisting OF
a. sa,ao ana ice cream course was
Mrs penSa III, y. dc bordcnar".
W i, mn" rhe!, Mrs. George Hayes,
b.. u, ,,.INhh' and Mrs. &. ~.
f,,,,n rouIs ,nr calling were
nu,phcrod ..o". lay guests
Miss Is,i,oi s.,,. -
.in,. VIM spe"' the "eeN-"nd with Miss
III ,1 ~, :,
.av.rni 49,, y. ifct"W spent
N;TS Nr:. a. ~ Nnriolk.
mnu,b wa. 49,, h nfu, 81 Ports
I.:,f;;a Nj, ~ sHes' OF Miss
Mrs I T.. un,.,
\n,ruit - 100 i"i WIS called to
Illness OF hcr n'n,bo" S,."uni oi IN.
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WAVERLY

WAFERLf. VA. Jan. 2e.-E ".
,,n,appcii mas returned 10 his home 4,
WaEer.", after visit Of several dav.
TO N.ddicscX County.
Miss Martha *. Smith has return.
Cd 10 her nome in Talbctton Ga af.
ter several weeks visi, to her broth.
nue.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II Hartz hav. rc.
S u,ntr from N!fst 70 friends in
Miss Grace " West. who has becn
SICK at the Garfield Hospital. Wash
inG;on, for tho past fcw weeks. with
scari'i fever. is reported 10 be i'm
proving.
NJ. and Mrs. =. Fleetwood were in
Hicn mcnd Two days this wc"k
Mss Elizabeth Rogers has return
- 70 resume her studies At Woman's
college. LrnchburC
Y. =. Johnson. Of Roanoke. was tho
guest Of his friends in Wav"rly this
week.
j +. West, Jr.. who has boon con
fined 10 his bed FOR mos" than Two
weeks with plcur!sy. is reported Ia, IL.
Mrs. II. :. Ora. and Ter mother.
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CULPEPER

y .hihrEfi.H. VA. Jan. 22.-Mrs. =
-. ,'inson and little son. Ross ar.
m ~ the week in phiIadeInh,.,
McCaudl.ss. "''' '"''ha
Mrs r. NJ. MackalI lcf, Thurs1,v
Tor Washington wh.r. she u.iti 80,
iat SISTERS. Mrs. johnson and Mru
Mrs. Charles u. Payne entertained
, Ine AFTERNOON Bridge club on Fri.
her nome near town.
Mrs. H. G. Watkins and bor ,
guest. Miss Isla Ragsdajn. sna,,i ~.
nrst or the week with relatives ia
Washington. IN
MISS Agnes Lake. OF the Br,ndv.
aiRh school. spent the past weekend
,rn.. m "is. =. James Coleman. on East
Mrs: kcnsey Johns ,iammo,d !.
spending several weeks In Hni,i,ra
fecupefatinE after a recent Hines
Mrs Howell Brown. of ri,ishur,,,
"a. mas ISSUED tavi,a,.ons to tho mar.
las. 70 Ara ". Smith. of r.u,no,d,
Wednesday evening. February . Niss
nro"n has frequently visited r:mi-
p.ner where she has many relatives
National Bank.
Mt; and Mrs. Douglas snmcryill.
LEFT Monday for For, Mv.r. L',a -.
sP,nd IN. ,cnaindcr ~ The winter.
Ar. anu Mrs. Irwin Dein.r. ar Alox
andria. were in CUipeper s.versl ,i,Sv
,ast week the guests II Mr. and Airs
Bowman Clarke - =
The Hcndrick Literary socic,.
gave a l.ce-Lackson entertainment In
lhe courthous" on Wednesday. 10 4
program cortisting Of music and
readings was enjoyed by "a patriot,
audience. p'' ''N''
MISS Rcbccca leo entertained tho
round Table Literary Club on Thurs.
Gay. last. at her HON. on Railroa1
Avenue. 20"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

problems under consideration. M
uc,ihtc conclusion was reachcd
eau has been issued to citizen.
~ NthS George. Caroline, Spotsyl-
Eania Wcstmoreland. Ricbmoi,.I.
is;prlhuinbcriand. Lancaster. E;ssoA.
ring and Queen. King William. Slid ,
matthew's and Gloucester. who
Interested IN securing railroad
transportation for their counties he
Mc1n Norfolk. Newport News. Fred
., nn Richmond and Washing
d,. 70 come forward and furnish
, 70 snow what business can he
..rn.uren Tor the proposed railroad or
.nat WI develop futur.. busIness
ne railroad Is constructed
~, , InI"n arc busy getting ready
a, h.H annual ~,ring nshinE
Mhich VIII start u Alnr,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

week.
Mrs. IL. q. Stoneham and son have
ry,uracd TO their home in wavcrIy
ost"r VISIT ri relatives in Norfolk
y. \. West. OF Portsmouth. wac
Warcrly last Sunday.
MIS-. Eichard corbett. cf wavcrly
Is he guest Vi her friends in Nor.
Mrs. !. Shapiro mas returned 10 her
nom" In Waverly. after a Visit OF sew
.rai days with friends and relatives
In Baltimore. Md
Mss MARY Hancock has returned 10
her home In Wavcriy after spending
som" time with friends In Norfolk
j. " cato. Jr 81 Empcria. visited
Waveriy on Thursday OF this week
III. hospital n suffolk was on IN.
streets rreeiineAh!s friends in wavcr-
~ today.
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HEATHSVILLE

I
HEATHsviLLE. VA. Jan. GA
| Hea;hsville and Vicinity. gave MIR.
and Mrs \. Roger Lcr surprise
one evening Recently. spending a
most enjoyable time
Mr: and Mrs. carroll J. Rowe en-
,Irtai1 wd a, ' ga ,ecsn,ly nn. and
= wallace and NJ. ". Rowe,
Mrs. Il. j. Marin. 81 "Maniua. :
Was !. recent dinner guest Of Mrs.
Rcy. and Mrs. Elgin FORESTER. .,
dinner. Mrs. Forrcsier's parents. Mr.
MAJ Gil. ISy Gin ana i snm,ly Na i.".,
;!il and family. Richard Batrack ana
family. and MIR. and Mrs. James
Ic!s.. THIS latter. OF Baltimore.
John Marsh, also OF Mishimon. re-
Gently entertained 81 dinner W. -.
March and family. and Iris Forester
ahothcr pleasant, dance at Ficcton
took place recently. good crowd
was out. although the weather was
rather Indictment and most enjoy.
nnlc evening passed. the only draw
back was at its briefncsa as it was
Satnrdny the dancing stopped
Ton, Brent, Of Washington and
Alc%andrla. was in Hcathsviilc last
Clarence Sale was also here for a
brief stay.
m. four.act drama. THE Sweet
est Iiri In Dixie" played by the XII
1rred n i;rpuPe; was rem
MIN, fnit h.,,, i''s .uncSnay
d.rful x,rces. a. -, III "ot'
prorends wcre rircn 20 ~, ~ - va
Of SYSTEMATICALLY nc ncncH'
Nrs ~, o. .nt,hot ~ iund
COUNTY. Is = tues, for mo :, S n;nr ~
her reph"w, Rev. l.. X Combs. a,
i,"N IN brown OF fro~n's store,
an, serr.;ar - as*lh,-
ern Neck Ny,,,.i III. VIZ f'h-
Virgin, .nJ III, NSH"c.. tion 81
Ms az ma, an. 80, ~ .hs ~
Ero.yn bas h.nn t,, .n"rch !. Mr.
>ociatlou for many wears III =, Ill
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BON AIR

EcS AIR. VA. Jan. 22-Miss u,r.
sar.i Mcciuer has returned frpn, /,
snhsl' TO i.ynchhurg. where She was
Gillian MrS. JIM
;, MIS-. y. !. Stovaii is visiting her
"alu Isi Mrs !. NJ. Johnston.
dr. NJ. i'nlk Mii'"- spent few DAYS
W; Miller in Richmond 49," ".
MISS !. y. Powers has re,,ru.a
IiDm a t x'Sii TO Mrs. Joseph Sad!cr al
on FRIDAY nigh, tho wom., :.
INC Preshytcrian Church hold = sil,n 81
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HOLLINS COLLEGE
tsneelal e The 'rim, s o.sp.,eb.

Especial "a The ','..n. L l.sn.,:cb
Ho!I.!NS COLLEGE. ..,r y. ".
,rr!Mafr. WHO has ,c.n N.si,in,.
friends Tor o'aS wce;s u. ~ ~
'ea:S. = t&Neet"d hDus t,l.uht.
wi'itl'IE.Ss* !i.:" *. reytrr ana Mary
: ~ So are 10 bn members Of Nfss
-. =. iarh.nson's EGropcun partv
'oiesSer II. III. Fnchs plays d violin
81" TOMORROW morning at III. L,unn
baptist Church i."'''
IN: commencement .<nmI,,,i,,
Sc.''rnhy prevented the student h,,Iv
noihS tonight tho porforrnnn,.
EtnIn by tn. University of Virginia
students ia Roanok. : 1T
:or ever week the snow has orfor-
60 ine coastlnE for the college girls
Fo.csSor VI. Estes Cooke and wir.
n 49, last Monaay night the din.
yer gwen BY tile University C.lut, nr
ltoannk" TO the Arctic ENDlor,r
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA. Ian. ga
Miss Florence Finch who has been
Visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
W .. Finch has returned toi New
Orleans. In.
Joseph Baker left this week for
Florida where he will remain some
time.
Miss BESSIE billiard spent some time
this week in Richmond
Misses Louise iIaircs and Helen
Eroaddus were guests this week OF
Miss Annie NJ White. in Richmond
Richard l.. Bealc and W. g. raiia-
ZERO sn"nt part 81 this week with
Philta Talifcrro in Essen County
Mrs. Clara Lake. OF Hampton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

spent a par; II th.s week with her
t'I.hts; Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Wright.
MIS-. W i!liam q. CogEtll Is visiting
Az dla"hter. Mrs W. NJ Cobb. at
:, MIS-, J,ss:e g., Ennis. Mrs. l.. Il.
rsac Rroaddcs. Mrs. Johm I;rn,,,I,,s
Yrs. =. - Gtli and Miss cordie lie.
;Moncure spent part OF this week
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED From socon, o.,

CONTINUED From Second Paga)
i q; +: Marlborough and Mrs. W. Ii
are Invited.
For Mins MuiSry.
Misscs Mary and Margaret Splari
y, East Franklin Street. entertained
Monday evening AT a dance given in
honor OF their guest. Miss R.un;
W uiNcS. ci PORTSMOUTH. Mrs. Frank
Soiari presided at tile punch bowl
ana among thuse dancing were:
ma- Russell Ncrlanarr
mmrsina Muiycy John Il. Fowler
a. hct.eliin Howard Mills
Frances Lucas WiliiS Arn.hains
fn,tc- McI!e'isn bernard Bland
pthcia anderson Calvin Grcmiu.n
ii ,np kennedy " !. D'Conncr. Jr.
nuUy Wonu Lawrence Is lebsrt
Margaret Bunln W.!lie wiufrcw
Maiy IL. So!ari Edward McCiare
i MAN. Anderson ],.J j. soi Ill.,, =
10 Sing In Norfolk.
nouncement that Miss Martha S
" nk ta, lyric soprano. and Aubrey
Gn'cd In joint recital a, the So
Tx. on Monday evening By Miss
,H"r.ctt NJ. Bcs.. the recital 10 o.
. XII, TO the public This is in i!ae
io"ni LIS inien, Best; Efforts 70 deve.op
al
,n,s icc'tal p:omscs 10 be one Of
much interest
The respective abilities Of ,hese
40 young artists are said By critics
icy nay" chosen for this affair is
On. which is calculated 10 give ihem
ootn sunicl.nt sway to prove them
iii Of unn ,ss lW ,,hf,.,, Is Norfolk
q natlFc Eichmondcr, but Is now re
siding TIER" The program includes :
rroioSne from "PaGliacct"
ta) .Lc,o's Flower. schuma,,
..tichse Rose" ....,.. Schubert
- Songs Ny Mother Taught M".
ID Tender Tics" - pa ih%nak
MISS Wilkins.
80 hrce Comrades Hermann
-, Little Women"
~ ..inamj9 Song" sidney Homer
~ ""e i Mr rond bamrosch
'"Fo homa. from "kigolc,;o'. Verdi
a. S" ..ran., Departure. from
90 Evening star" from Tam i"S""0'
sir. POND. "sner
~, apricc Nicn!sc" ...... .Kresler
~ Love Thee" Forster
90 htHc the nos"bud'' ...ia Fore
- welcome; Swee; Wind cnd,nan
D'e' 'ro" onera' Magic Flute"
!, Miss wilkins and Mr.. Pond
Hcwa ID ,'n n, "i ,t. In hich,nond with
trirg. and sang at Monument. Co..
avenue, Centenary and Other nro,,i
ncnt Richmond churches ia o''i y,
gG,,rSsn' baritone soloist n Court
BAPTIST Church In i'o-;sno,I,b ~ -
folk ''''' 80 IN Nor.
). ". q. 4. Notc..
Tho Industrial department, xli, -
'n's,,'sFSr ,his afternoon n, the y. W.
,nn,eo r. Kris nav. invited tE.ir
i"ur -, i:30. :, program ar ,nS,si'.
anu stories VIII b given. and TO-,
VII hc served by ih. cotnui,, -,
,sSscs Miss Klanch. King viii
NoEhill VIII sing 'i"N'
ne association building j. o,., .lt
.I,uni.hS, and all girls and their
t',.,nus af' "c!c"m" At amy time IN.
d, ,,.b - pleasant place 10 cha,
The weeks events include.
!, >. = ""aA - 10 J.. NJ. Club Night
,,ials.s stn ,opi'., business meetings.
,ius,sdiy--3 20 Girl Reserves
Wvtn" day-3.3p. High S-honI ,.,,
IT! Reserves; G:30. Youn.. En,ni..a',,
.i,i,fl deserves; Industrial club com.
MS Council Gao. ;rlnuai me.tint. y,
a., :. Class, hooks or .rn,,
M nss,srday." a, The Waiford;
Friaay.-.-3:ao. Grade School an,
'nnior High. School Girl Reserv anh
~" fuhlic-S Speaking Class 80
NJ TIa, ,,.i. -. Girl RESERVES: games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

MT and Mrs. Henry W. Rountree. on
iark Avenue, has left for her home.
Miss Julia Sully has been suendn,y
several days with friends In Norfolk.
Miss Margaret 10. Solari, nccompa-
med by her cousin. Miss Regina ID.
Mulrcy, OF Portsmouth. has lief: :or
washington and Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

Accer: California" syrup or Figs
oniy-iook for tho name California
on the package. then YOU are s,,ra
your child is having the best and
most harmless physic for the mai.
stomach. liver ana bowels children
rove ITS frui'y taste. Fuil directions
=" S"S'; ac.ilc. You must say cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
IN AND OFT OF TOWN

Mrs. Franz Ba.rnc. Il. ,bis H..
VIII leave this week for \ visl. ~
relatives IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Flora Cameron Zinn has .of,
Tor ~ extended stay in o-.ncn
Mrs Ernesf y Crawford. az v,r.
rSouburr who has been tho cucst ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

in gold each wore siycn--.uc 10 I,
,ean from the Euphadian Institute.
puo!ic school. Miss Louis. Jones and
ir..iow Borden wcrc the fortunate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
woMEN.s MEETINGS.

In the service OF the King Circle
oil The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. J. l.. Lily. 100 West Main
street. Monday afternoon At $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

linrton >' 90
Mrs Burton Maryc has returned "a
ner nome here after spending several
"'ss IN New YORK and Philadelphia.
sister, Mrs. Allan Gooishy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

The regular meeting Of the RAY
Of Sunshine circle OF Kings Duugh-
tcrs VIII he held Monday evening al,
o'clock. with Mrs. s. l.. Moody ~
North Twcnty-ninth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

The regular monthly meeting Of
IN. colonial Danes OF America IN
the state OF Virginia will be held at
the Woman's Club Tuesday after
noon ut o'clocii. There will he
special business and election OF Of
hcers viii tnkc plnce al this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Observation-Disclosures

any way. hut will quickly tr,n.,or,,
gray. faded hair in the most ana.
ing manner so that your friends will
marvr 20 sec you growing younger
instead ~ older.
Regular bottles can he had fro,,
any druggist at soc and $50 Two
colors; Light to Medium Brown,
ani Dark Brown to Black
For free trial hottie, with easy.
complete directions. send II crn,a ~
nay POSTAGE, packing and war tax TO
IN" kcntor pharmacai Co. $40 cop
pin Bldg CovinEtoa ky-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Are You a Slacker?"

Few years back the word Stacker" brought home.
fght TO the heart, very piercing thrust To cali
one "slacker' meant scrap 49, - e"l'
Inc war IS over-but the aftermath This countrv s
now facing probably of the severest tests known
in history. - 'e0'' A'o"li
- IS time Tor serious thought and cooperation
we nan the large organizations of commerce and re-
SUI d 10 mem Tor counsel and depend upon them for
guidance to direct efforts for the restoration
o. confidence in Americas ability to advance our
Inc Chamber of Commerce is our organization. We
can depend upon tive could not do without f.
Do you know city without such an o,oaniz,+;o,9
well then. II you not allied with it, send in your
membership. Don't wait to be invited
you get your cafeteria change your efforts MT
iorth IN Richmond, whether manufacturing b1i]d
ing, p1actlclng profession otherwise lust re-
memDef: You Are Participating in the Benefits Of
10 Yourself credit-call Bill Dabney and saw CONT
me m Never mind about Sydnor &, Hundlev.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

The Parcnt-Teachcr Association OF
william Fox School will hold its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 800 O'Clock at the
school. Dr, ". T. Graham VIII make
an address, illustrated with slides Of
hiy work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Grandch.idren's Chapter, No. j.
VIII be held In the home OF Mrs.
samuel q. T.. Dew. 2523 Ecnsin.ton
ANcnue. FridaS afternoon at 4 o.cluck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
|WAGE DEMAND
| 'BROKE' AUSTRIA
Government Unable To
Pay What Employees
Asked Pass Buck

NASlIlN6TpN, gan l2.- Innbil-
ty az the Austrian government TO
,,c., IA, do,,,nds az us .mpIoyes
'"r lfNI"n'd hh'ai'H was th' rP''
iflc cause for its decision to place
tho nd,nluistra,iun of the counirys
a,e.t.. - a.. n.,,,, -, u,a ,ti,,d
"'''''N W '"' ""''"' NV
powers. lluRh FRAZER the American
ommlspioncr at Vienna says In a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
MRs.SHIPPEy ASKS DIVORCE
Wants 10 Free husband So Tie Mn,
Wed French sweetheart.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. H.
Mrs. Lee Shippey member q. one oi
the wars mos. dramatic eternal
triangles." today filed suit for di-
Norce from her poet husband. she
charged that her husband had
"lived In open adulter"" with zone
Madeline Babin."
Shippcy recently fled to Monterey,
Mexico, with his wartime sweet
heart, following the birth of their
war baby" The Bab!n girl met
Shippey In Paris whore he was "A
Y. NJ. G, A, worker, She followed
him to America aud their baby was
born here.
Iu her complaint Mrs, Shippcy de-
clares her husband is now living
with the Eabin girl, "the paternity
Of whose illegitimate child he boast
fully acknowledg
She charges Shippcy deserted her
through no fault OF her own on
January 81, 1920. The couple were
married In March, 1908, the bill
stated She added that the divorce
action was requested by Shippey
when she met him In New York on
his return from France.
lie said he wanted to marry the
Bahin girl" Mrs, ShIppcy stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
FRENCH CABINET FALLS
Go,crnmcn, Headed by Premier
Iryguc- Hands IN Its ttcsigna-
tIOn to President

PARIS. Jan. lZ.s-The French
cabinet, headed by Premier Lcygues.
resigned this evening ~ Il result or
the defeat 1t suffered In the cham
bcr of dcputic. Ia posiponink the in
tcrpclations on government policy.
An earlier dispatch from Paris
said.
tn" government uf Premier Icy
gucs was overturned In the cham
ber of deputies this afternoon The
question ~ poHtpouing interpelln-
tions OF the governments general
policy Was put before the chamber.
Tho result was
In favor uf The pOstponomont
l25, against the pOrtpuncmcnt ib3.
n has been reported FOR Eovcrgl
weeks that the Cablnd ~ premier
Lcygucs would be forced from officc
as a result of The growing hostil-
ity IN parliament.
Formal announcement was made
that the resignation of the cabinet
would be placed In the hands ut
Premier MillerBud tonight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

"My friends ara al astonishcd
over my wonderful restoration to
health since taking Tanlac." said
John II. Brrns, uf sos East Front
street Cincinnati ohio, recently,
i don't know what Il Il, but there
In something about TaulaV that Ger
alny does thc work" D." he said. "and
( firmly believe II It hadn't been for
his medicine wouldn't he here
now L. yomplotrN restored my
health and | hly, gainfd twenty
pounds besides | have a splendid
appetite now, and can eat anything
want without being troubled in
The least afterwards,
Before taking THnlac my health
was dreadfuNy rundown. My main
trouble was indigestion, and suf-
fcrod misery night and day. | never
seemed hungry, and the little ! ate
upset my stomach. l was nervous
and couldn't get good nights
sleep | lost thirty -four pounds and
was going down hin rapidly, II
seemed Ike the more medicine |
cook the worse | got
but since taking Tanlac | am
Ike "A brand-new man. | sleep like
n farm hand all night and feel Just
Zine all day, In fact I'm per
tectly well man once more Tanlac
'crtairvy beats anything ! ever saw
n my life,"
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa exclusive.
ly by the Quaker and Puritan Drug
companies, --Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
'ShadOlC' Threatening
Coast business Men

PORTLAND, ore. Jan. i2.--Lct-
tors sgned shadow" and demand
Ing $4,000 to 100000 on pain Of
death and other damages have been
received by five prominent men In
Portland, the POLICE announced to-
day. d.
!. Wesley Ladd. banker received
a letter demanding t25,0OO: Ben
zclling. clothicA $4,000. Charles
jennings and Henry Jennings, Jr.
ana I. Gcyuertz, furniture men, tlO e
600 The police arranged with Ladd
to place dummy package IN des-
ignated spot last night and after the
ptcAage had been put thore, II dis
appeared. The police wert unable
90 account for the ESCAPE OF the per
son who h1d taken the package.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
sAxopHoNE'S APPEAL FELT
Army Musicians Called ON to Pro-
duCc More "Waiiing" Jass.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I2.-The
lure of the saxophono has hit army
musicians hard. Reports from Lead
or Weber chief Of the band recruit
school at Columbus BARRACKS, ohio,
20 the war department says he Is
overwhelmed with requests for in
struction In producing wailing
Jazz" melodies on this instrument.
Leader Weber was enthusiastic
about the progress of his 100 recruit
hornblowers. hut the department
t,aid other inhabitants OF the reser-
walton took different views The
bandsinen have been lodged In a
bombproof building where all man
ner Of strident harmonies can be
practiccd In safety"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
AIRMAN LOST IN SN0WsT0HM
Nficr Landing lie Walks rs Miles In
blizzard 10 Farmhouse.

TNTII TsNNTW'FTI = JUN TT
Lost iu "A snowstorm In the Nevada
desert after making forced land
ing In u 60-mlle gale. and then walk d.
ing half exhausted to the nearest
ranch house, IS miles distant was
the experience of Il. T.. Mouton. pilo,
on the air mail route from salt
Lake To Elko. last week according tO
'he story told by him on his return
here today. Moutou was accompan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
ST0CkMEN FOR WALLACE
Dcs Molncs Man Endorsed for Sccrc-
tRry OF Agriculture.

lei. PASO. Texas Jan. l2.--iIenry
G. Wallace OF Des Moines was en-
dorsod for secretary OF agriculture
by the annual convention OF the
American National Livestock asso-
citation here today. after several ad-
dresses were made on the floor of
the convention critlcising an article
In his publication, Wallaco's Farm
er. II was charged that the real
fight against Wallacc's appointment
was inspired hy the big meat
packers.