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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
ST. luke's Guild.

The Guild OF ST. Luke's Episcopal
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. J. S. Bldckmon. 1928 Kansas
avenue. The ladies' sewed ON draper.
les for tho church and lovely re.
freshments were served late in tie
afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30

ON account Of the numerous we'd
dlngs that have occurred and roInr
10 occur. the most prefonlnatlnE
features Of this weeks social calan
dar Is a number Of showers
The first was miscellaneous sur
Prise shower given last Saturday
afternoon AT the home of Miss Euli
clarkson. whose wedding was TO oc'
cur today. when Misses Willie Fay
corbln. Lucille Bolts and Beatrice
l.uginbyhl were hostesses. Preceding
the shower q short program was
given when Miss Lucille Botts played
q piano solo. Spring" Miss Euta
Clarkson sang. Il Love You Truly.
Miss Vivian Crawford read two very
deligatiul numbers. in the Usual
Way" and ''Iier Folks and His"
After the program. the presents
were presented by little Misses Flor
enc Clarkson and Mary Mildred Dun.
lap. who came In carrying thom In
u huge basket 4 delicious leo course
was served late In the afternoon.
Those present were Misses Vivian
Crawford. Rose Ann Hutchinson, Lu'
cile Bolts. Willie Faye Corbin. Beat.
rice Lughinbyhl, Faye Lughinbyhl,
Anna Potts Of Duncan, Flora Baker,
Bernice McGehee, Inez Lester and
Mrs. b. Yates.
On Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock Misses Flora Baker and Miss
Ines Lester entertained Mt the home
of the latter with kitchen shower
in honor OF the same event. The
evening was spent playing cards and
fishing. The bride being the lucky
fisherman. as the presents were ar.
ranged behind curtain and each
time she drew forth her hook and
line she was surprised TO find dang.
ling from the hook some useful ar
ticle.
Tea and n social hour closed the
evening. Those present were Misses
Euta and Eula Clarksop, Willie Faye
Corbin, Lucille Bolts, Roma Yates,
Beatrice and Faye Lughlnbyhl, Edith
Curby of Duncan, VINO ia n student
Of o. c. W., Bernice McGehee, Nil.
dred Bullard Vivian Crawford,
Hazel Owsley, Mrs. Lizzie Lester,
and Mrs. J. w. Owsley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Students Recital.

Those who heard tho students of
tho Morgan Studio OF Expression in
recital last Monday evening had q
real treat. The prorrain opened With
well rendered piano solo by Jo
ncryl Dattis. Tho first reading WAS
diaiec, group by Frankie Hulcn.
Phoebe Jane Iieffner then read q
one'act play. "Crctnn Green" witt
tho unasmming simplicity OF the
true artist. Mrs. Casey Takes Il
street Car Ride" In Irish dialect. by
Katherine pipkin was well rendered.
Six Girls. Lucille Erickson. Jennie
Dalk. Rachael Yale. May Ruth
Bridges. Winnie May Hall and Kath.
crime Harness presented the one-nct
play American Beauties" Jane" a
cutting from Booth Tarklngton's Scy.
enlcen was given by Orvllla Mc-
Cregor. in a most pleasing manner
Hazel Hopkins. Flossio catterall and
Howard Hurt appeared 10 the cypsic
play Love Behind the Scenes" The
program was much enllgened b. q
solo by Miss Gertrude Hart and an
Interpretation Of Schuberts Moment
Musical" which was both gracefully
aud tastefully rendered by Mildred
Hutson. Alwana Hamilton and Syb1
McClain. II may be- said OF the work
"a whole. that II represented q
year OF real artistic development
through careful study.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Linen Shower For Bride.

Miss Vivian Crawford entertained
with surprise linen shower Tues.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in compll-
ment to Mrs. Homer Hutchinson, noe
Miss Rose Ann Driggers. at the
home of her mother Mrs. John Orig.
gers, 7l9 South Eleventh street.
The afternoon was spent in writ.
ing recipes in handy book for the
bride. A delicious ice course was
served at the close of the afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Tuesday bridge cIvb.

Mrs, Edward cilkey. igsi South
Sovcnth street. was hostess 10 tn
Tuesday evening bridge club this
week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30

Johnnie Grlgaby, floasle cattefall
Elizabeth Horn. Mabel cook. Made
line RI,s. AlbeH Wood md lIowarl
Hurst Il
A number Of pInno, Vocal nnd VIC
lin solos and iva selections by ih'
hlKh school chorus nlt"rnaicd The
program of one net plays aud read
lnra.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Delphian Society.

Delphiah Socety
The Delphian society met oMnday
aft+rnon at 3 o'clock in the city hall
with Mrs. L. c. Wright leading the
icsscn, Recent English and Norwe-
gian Dramatsts." Mrs. L.. A. San.
ders discussed, Bernard Shaw and
Mrs Walter Merrell took for her
opic, Getting Married." Mrs. L. c.
Wright discussed ''The Second Mrs.
Tanquery.' and Mrs. John Rickle
gave a very interesting summary of
Epson's doll House" Mrs. L. A.
SaLGcrs also gave the monthly paper
en- Government Review" The club
voted to accept the invitation of the
FL Reno Dephian society to attend
,tcir meeting on May ..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Tri v Club.

Miss Alice Holmes, COZ South
Fourteenth street entertained the
Tri Y club last Friday evening with
slumber party. Dancing and cards
we're enjoyed until midnight when n
dainty luncheon was served. Those
present were Misses Ruby Lee Rice
Violet Woverton, Marjory Mays,
Louie Naudain, Flora Baker, Marion
Foster, and special guest of honor
was Mrs II H. Hutchinson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-30
Students Recital.

Mrs. A. b. Morgan presented the
following pupils in a splendid recital
Thursday evening at o'clock in
the senior high school auditorium.
Misses Wynema Hill, Gertrude Hart,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
IMMIGRANTS, PANIC
STRICKEN, ESCAPE
FROM THEIR GUARD
Italians at Boston, Fearing They
Were on Way to Jail, Stage
Ncar-Riot.
WERE TO HAVE BEEN FREED
AT DEER ISLAND MONDAY
White Star Line Liable for $500
Each on II Who Became
Fugitives.

BOSTON. June il-Scv.nty- one
Italian immigrants. men and women.
who were among those detained at
THIS port, escaped today when they
We're being transferred to Deer Isl
ana, pending their release Monday.
AZ a result OF the escapes the
White star Line becomes Liable ~
fines Of $500 for each person. whn at
the same time becomes fuG,tivcs in
this country Illegally. and therefore
subject TO deportation immedid:aiy on
being apprchcndcI
The escape was accompanied bv u
ncar riot. Thu steamer Mayhowcr
had drawn NJ alongside the Canopic
"a take off the immigrants when ,rs
cry was raised that they wer. gong
- ,ail.
Italian men rushed about the decks
OF the canop!c. shouting ard waving
their arms Women became historical.
lcGt their heads against INC wood
work. some becoming unconscious and
requiring medical attention.
Immigration officials believe the
escapes we're made with :Et assist
arcc OF Italian fishermen who brought
their BOATS atongsidr this C'.mopic.
The remainder OF the inimig,ni.s,
more ,nen a thousand, were ,ai;cn I"
| Deer Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
BELIEVE HARDING HAS
TENTATIVE PLANS FOR
MIDSUMMER VACATION
Calls Mondell for Inventory Of
Legislation Requiring Ex-
ecutive Attention.

WASHlNGTON. June ll.-Prcsident
Harding gave some indication OF ten.
tativc plans for u midsummer vaca-
ton trip today, when he called Rep
resentativc Mondcil. of Wyoming, Re
publican leader OF the House. 10 the
White House for "a general inventory
OF the legislative program, which IS
keeping the executive here.
II is known that the President had
rclishcd tho idea az making trip
definitely what he would like In the
tary OF Interior Fan when would
have given him. a chance TO c:applc
with territorial problems at hrst
hand.
Will. the President has told no ono
detnitei ywhat he would like in the
way OF a vacation. II is known that
IL possible a cruise OF few week 8
aboard the Mayiower would app"a
to him. This miNAt be possible i,
Congress were to dispose OF the tariff
by midsummer. and take reces.
while the committees shaped up tin,
revenue bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Triple Confession of Widow, Her Mother and Daurh-
ter by Former Marriage Solves Mystery Which Long
Had Puzzled Police of Cleveland-Tria June 2S.
MRS. DAN K.iBER

aSsassins ana some OF the minor ac-
ccSscrics to the plot
MTS Catherine EVA Kabcr. 30. wi
dow OF the slain man. has confessed
10 planning In. circumstances that
led to his death
Mrs. Mary Brickel. 60. her mother
mas confessed TO having knowlcdgs
OF some Of those plans before the
murder.
MISS Marian McArdle. 20. daughter
OF Mrs kahcr by - previous marriage.
mas confessed knowledge OF the plan;
and 10 aiding in covering up evidence
that would lead to solution OF the
mystery.
Stabbed - Times with S,iietto.
kabcr was dragged from bed ard
stabbed twcnty-four times with a s,i.
lotto al midnight, July IS. 1919. Thu
was in his home. on exclusive LAX.
Avenue. He was a helpless invalid
having been fed enough arsenic 10
have killed three men.
Silvcrware vas taken from the
kaber home. Rugs were disarranyc,.
The widow advanced the theory tina.
burglars had KILLED Kaber
she established an alibi polio.
could not disprovc her story. The.
case. in so far as the police we're
concerned. was closed.
But not 80 with Moses Kabcr. tho
!iiIS' whl'c-haired father of the vic
continued on Page . Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
VIRGINIA IS FAR AHEAD
IN EDUCATIONAL DRIVE
Southern Mcthodists Pledge SID
100000 Toward So, 200, 900 Goal
Proposed for MAY, 1922.

NASHVILLE. TENN. June l,,,.
c"Fd!h@ To officials OF the Christian
Edmcaiion Movement of TN. n T.
church. South. $1,000. 900 has nccn
pledged by the churches toward IN.
s""'oo"oo" round. which is beng
sought before the next general con-
.S."hce IN May, 1922. This is "x-
'lnsive of large gifts pr-viousiy
made
Many churches obtained subscrin.
tons more than double their ,sscss-
hch'S' Will" IN some localities. du.
I" local conditions. no effort has h.,n
made 10 get pledges.
IodaN the following amounts wer,
reported 10! conferences: Alabama
100000: Baltimore. $4,000: Central
i"Nhs. $iio,p p": Denver. no rcport 9.
l:hst oklahoma. s2iG.0l2: Florida.
S,Si.50oi lIolston, $7l7.l6G: Illinois.
sJ.3oe; Kentucky. :2G3.i1S: Little
Rock. SilS.6S3: Louisiana $3.50. 900.
Louisville. SS0.ooo: Los Angles. $al.
"o"; Memphis. s$la,3ai; Mississippi.
s"Oo.ooO: Missouri. sil5.173: New
McN'co' 100000; North Alabama
S?o'.o32; North Arkansas. S2"S.00O:
North Carolina. S5o2i@3: North
S3'".uOn: North Texas. $40. 600. North
west. u" report: Northwest Texas.
Si2".eoo: Pacific. $4,000 ST. Louis.
100000: South Carolina 100000:
South Georgia. SS4S.O00: Southwest
Missouri. $4,000: Tennessee. 500.
goo: Texas. sGI5,000. Upper south
carolina. $4,000: Virginia. $l.216-
oo': West oklahoma. S:i3.355. West
virginia, $4,000; West Texas. SIPS
400: western North Carolina. $780,
The Florida conference has con-
tributcd $4,000 more than was asked
OF the Florida churches; Virginia has
pledged the larSrst amour,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
thy Associated press.l

NEW YORK June 1.-The body OF
u t-year-oId boy fou's! heating in the
hudson River today. nft pierInont, y.
Y. was identified tonight as that of
Gtnsc--" Narotta, kidnapped May ~.
and held for ransom. The idcntiiica-
lion was made by the boys father.
salvatore Narotta. who went 10 Pier
mont with detectives as soon as the
New York police were notified
The boy disappeared while at play
IN front of his home. and his parents
believed ne had been lost. After tn.
police had searched tho city for two
DAYS. the chi!d's mother received a
letter demanding s. 500 for the saf.
return OF her son. The letter threat.
ened the child and the other member
OF the family with death IL the none,
was not paid.
woman detective posing as :,
cousin OF Mrs. Varotta few days la.
ter trapped five men. who came In
response to a letter from the mothe,
offering $500 for the return OF he,
child. The police believed that IN,
arrests OF the Ave men would frigh,er
the others into returning Giuseppe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
DECLARE PITTSBURGH
GREATEST BASEBALL
GAMBLING CENTER
Board Of Temperance of Meth
odist Church Reports Find
ings in 100 Towns.
Fly Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO, June Il.-Pi,tsburch.
Pa. probably is the greatest center
of baseball pool gambling in the
United tates. the Board OF Temper
ancc. Prohibition and Public Morals
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
declared today. in a report TO be cir
cuiated by the church.
The board listed l20 towns. main :
~ in Pennsylvania, New York. New
Jersey and New England States.
where it has investigated gambling
and presented photostic copies OF
clippings from twenty-four ncwspa-
pcrs. telling Of fatal Guarrcls grow
ing out of gambling games. In the
twenty-four cases twenty-onc per-
sons were killed and eighteen
wounded.
y letter from Judge Lands. base
ball chief. TO II. y. PrinSlc. Of the
board. is included in the report. 1t
says of baseball gambling:
IT am interested In the suppress
ing Of gambling by means OF baseball
pools. Indeed this is one OF the most
vicious influences in our social life
today. for the reason that it draws
money from those who can least af-
ford to lose II. In addition to this II
Is most extensively crooked. in that II
Is organized" and added that us sim
ply amounts to feecing tho Victims"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
ATLANTA IS ADVERTISING
MEMS MECCA THIS WEEK
World Publicity Organization Opens
seventeenth Annual Convrn-
ton Tomorrow.
IEy NssocIntel rrcss. /

ATLANTA. GA. June ll.-An in
Spirat!oEal meeting tomorrow after
noon at which Governor Allcu. of
Kansas. Will speak ON "EcSponsi
Billy OF the state for Industrial Jus-
t!cc,' will be the preliminary gath
erinS of tho seventeenth annual con
rcn;iOn or the Associated Adv.rtis-
ing clubs OF the World. which opens
hes" Monday for Il four -day session.
Governor Dorsey will welcome tn,
thousands OF advertising men TO the
state. aud other speakers viii add
dress the meeting. Mayor Key will
speak in behalf OF Atlanta. and
Rove Stewart. international prcsi-
dent. will respond for the visitors.
Samuel q. Dobbs. Atlanta. former
International president OF the organ
izaiion, will preside.
Hundreds of visitors already have
arrived and entertainments in their
honor were begun today. numbers
visiting The clubs. almost al! of which
extended privileges 10 the visitors.
and many going TO Ponce de- Leon
al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
KIDNAPPED Boy HELD FOR
RANSOM, IS FOUND DEAD IN
RIVER; FIVE MEN SEIZED
Body of 7YearOld Giuseppe Varotta Discovered Float
ing IN hudson OH Piermont-Father Identifies Boy
by Clothing Worn at Time of Disappearance

They continued their search. aid ed
by private detectives ana prominent
wealthy persons who became inter
ested in the ease. but no trace OF the
missing boy could be found.
The five men arc now in priso,
awaiting tria. under $4,000 lail cacn
on indictments charging them wiz
being fpl.catcd IN the attempted ex-
torticn OF money from varotta.
The body had necn in the water FOR
so long time that immediate burial
was necessary The clothing was
identified bi; by bit, by the father.
As he recognized the soaked ard
faded KHAKI blouse. the small rod
carriers and the blue cuffs that the
child wore he collapsed, crying out:
That's my boy. my boy. my Gu
seppe'
I, was some time before he recov-
cred sufficiently to complete mis- iden-
thcation Of all the clothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
REVOKES OFFICERS
LEAVE BECAUSE OF
RECENT REMARKS
Fails to Answer Navy Chiefs
Query Regarding Speech
in England.
MESSAGE WILL NOT CAUSE
Sh0IiENlNG OF VISIT
American Naval Man Had Pre-
viously Planned to Sail on
Olympic June Is.
MUST REPORT IMMEDIATELY
Object Of Journey to Great Britain
Was I" Receive Degree
From University.
MESSAGE WILL NOT CAUSE
Sr0tiENlNG OF VISIT
MUST REPORT IAIMEDIA NELY
Object OF Journey to Great Britain
Was I" Receive Degree
From University.
IBy Associated Press. /

WASHlSGToN, June l.-Rcar-Ad-
miral Sims was ordered home from
London today by Secretary DENLY a..
result OF his recent speech attack.
ing Sim fcin sympathizcrs in the
United states. The secretary explain
td that he had received no reply from
the officer in response TO his message
!huu!rinS II press dispatches had
quoted correctly excerpts from the
speech. and mad decided to revoke the
remainder OF the admirars leave and
order him To report here immediately.
The order. however. was not .x
pected Ia eXpediate Admiral Sims
return from England. rs he had al!
ready planned to return on the linor
Olympic, which sails next wedncsda,-
and is the frst available ship FOR
passage.
The Naval Secretary's cablegram.
sent today TO the officer. said: re.
inainder your leave revoked. You
VIII return to the United states inn
med,ateiy and report in person to tho
secretary OF the Navy. Acknowledges. :"
Both Senator'S and Representatives
at the Capitol said today they had
received many kilograms from their
constituents in regard TO the case.
some urging that the admiral be nun
iShed' ana others urging that he bs
supported in the controversy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
S. S. HICO, IN FLAMES
AT SEA, CALLS FOR HELP
iRy Associated Press. !

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. June IL
The steamship Iiico. bound for ia ok :
sonvii!c from North Atlantic port,
Is in flames of Frying Pan Shoals
and the steamer t;aribaldi has gone
TO its assistance, according 10 ad-
vices received here late today in
shipping circles.
The Garihaldi reported that it had
picked UP radio call from the IIico.
whose position was given as about
30 miles north OF Jacksonville. 30
additional details were received
Foth vessels are operated out OF this
port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
Try Associated press

CONSTANTlNOPLE. June 1.-The
historic capital is again resounding
TO the hum OF military activity. on
the eve OF what may prove 10 be a
decisive conflict for the domination
OF Asia Minor, with The Greeks. on
the one hand, and the Turkish Ma
iIonal!sts. on the other. tho most
active combatanis Tho city is
crowded with allied forces. ana ad =
d!tional British troops are arriving
from Malta, while the Imposing
Franco British fleet is on the scene.
From tho Armenian frontier. on
the one side. and the Ionian Sea, on
the other. the opposing armies are
reported marching 10 the impending
battle over this ancient fighting
ground which has echoed Sfrom time
!mmemorial to the tramp of oppos-
Ing forces and the clash OF arms
Forces Arc Preparing.
Regardless Of the sansuinary his
tory OF the last seven years, ali the
forces involved are going ahead with
their military preparations in APP
parent checrfulncss, proclaiminS ,nr-
hdcnce in their arms.
over at AnSora, the Turkish Ma
tionalist seat OF government, Henri
Continued on page col lJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
DECLARES NEW PLANE WING
MULTIPLLES LIFTING POWER
BY FIVE AND ADDS TO SPEED
Aircraft, Now Capable of Carrying 450-Pound Load
Will Transport $500 Pounds at Speed of 1875 to $50
Miles an Hour: Wright Manager Announces

routes where ordinary landing fields
are available. or on new routes over
emergency and small fields, he can
so reduce his landing speed as to
aiight in a comparatively small area
This makes possible the establish
ment OF terminal facilities only Il
few hundred feet square in the heart
Of large cities"
Mr.. Williams did not describe con-
siruction OF the mystery wing. as
II will be known. This has been
surrounded with great secrecy, as
both army and navy air services
have been investigating the mven-
ton for national defense. Repre-
sentatives OF foreign governments
also have recently visited Dayton
where wind tunnel tests have been
i.eld for several months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
BENJAMIN F. JOHNSON is
DEAD IN OKLAHOMA CITY

word was received here late last
night Of the sudden death. wbil. ~,
business trip in Oklahoma civ a.,
"''h T. johnson. one-time pub
''Shef OF richmond, but who. for tho
'ast eighteen years. had made his
nome in Washington. ID. c.
MI Johnson was born in Fauouier
county. Va in 1886. and began pub
fishing school books in Richmond in
1876 He was the author OF n mum
Der of books and was n member of
many societies
lie IS survived by widow. who
was MISS Blanche 7. wynnc. OF this
city The funeral will be held in
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
tEy Associated rrcss.I

NEW YORK. June ll.-Invcntion
OF a new airplane wing. which. il is
claimed, viii increase the carrying
capacity of machine five times, add
10 It's speed and permit landing in
Il comparatively small area. was made
ku0wn today by G. NJ. Williams.
genera! manager Of the Dayton
Wrish. Company.
Tie wing will increase thc speed
oi an ordinary type of bombing or
commercial airplanc TO 125 % 15n
miles .n hour. and its load of ex-
plos.ves o. merchandise from t50 to
$500 pounds. In addition to fuel for
i,0ocal.!e flight.
~ enables tho commercial pilot to
load his machine TO the maximum.
and vastly increase his speed on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
HOUSE CLEARS DECKS
FOR ACTION ON PEACE
RESOLUTION MONDA Y
900 Princeton Students
Honor Woodrow Wilson

PRINCETON, y. j, Jun" IL
The signatures Of more than 600
Princeton UNDERGRADUATES VINO re-
Gently signed tho platform ot tho
Woodrow Wilson Society II
Princeton. viii bc personally pre-
scented to the former President to-
morrow in his Washington home
Tho tribute is made TO MIR. Wiz
son as 'rrimc"ton's foremost
graduate" AMI is strictly nom
PARTISAN.
The society, which IL connected
with tho national council OF VII
son clubs for tn" purpose OF
launching plan FOR collcctin;
historical data and founding VII
son scholarships. waa formed TO
commemorate the IDEALS and
achievements OF the former rrcS!.
dent during the War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
LADY CHURCHILL LOSES
FOOT BY AMPUTATiON

LONDON. June 1.-THE physicians
Of Lady Randolph Churchill. mother
OF winston Spencer Churchill. Sccrr-
tary FOR the Colonies, who before her
marriag" To til" late Lord randolph
Churchill was Miss Jennie jerome.
OF New York, found II necessary TO
amputatr her foot last night. Two
weeks ago sh" slipped on stairs
ana broke her ankle In TWO places.
Today She was reported TO be doing
we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
CONGRESSMAN MOORE
is IMPROVING RAPIDLY
Spcc Al 70 The I es.Dispntch.

Spec Al 10 The I mes Dispatc
WASHfNGTON. II. C., Jun. Ill
Representative Il. Walton Moore. OF
Virginia, who has been confined to
Garfield Hospital FOR the last few
days. was reported very much i'm
proved today. and expects Ia leave
the hospital by the middle OF the
week.
Mr.. Moore underwent minor OPP
Grafton for a carbuncle on his neck.
His secretary said this morning that
Mr. Moore suffered considerable pain
at first, but was resting comfortably
now, and that he expected him hack
at his office next week