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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
WOMEN'S SMOKING ROOM.
Prominent New York Theater Will
Open Feature Tonixht.

NEW YORK, January 10.-An elabo-
rately fitted smoking room, exclusively
for women. will be opened In the Globe
amusement houses.
"The theater must follow the TREND
of the times" the management an
nounced.
Many Of the woman patrons OF the
theater were to be seen last season
smoking in the lobby. It was said, and
with quarters where they could do SO
in comfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
Imperial Linen Velour, $3.50 I'D.
-. Our direct In4ortation


which ne haze marked at extremely lou frce
These fabrics are very much in demand for upholstery
work and hangings because of their texture and good
draping qualities.
Shown in light blue dark bue brown, green rose, null
berry, taupe and tete de Negro all OF which are war
accustomed getting before the war made dyes unreliable
Dzapsry Section Fifth t -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
AUTO CRASH Is FATAL.

sATLANTA, Ga, January 10.-Ralph
x. Echols is dead and his brother. c.
c. Echols is believed injured fatally
as the result Of collision of their
car with a taxicab driven by G. y.
langley early Sunday morning. Lang
10y was arrested charged with reck-
less driving, but later was release<
on $1,000 bond. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
Chi1dren's Muslin
Drawers
Close 6 PM.

zoe, Csc and 40c pair
Good grades of muslin; some
plain tucked. some trimmed
with dainty edges. A variety Of
STYLES. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
Greater Reductions on
Former Prices
Bring Women's Finer Suits
Down to $50

And when who suits of the highest quality at the
prices really possible read thsthey will bufor they
know that Woodward Lrop suits Of high standard in
fashion, fabric quality and workmanship consider
edand that when say offering them at remarkable
savings, they assured of exactly that
The Suits Themselves
pendidy large collection of the choicest models of the
aeu handsome sutssuts deliberately embrod
cred and beautifully braided
Developed costly fabrics as-moussyn arv
kittens tcone and twsome further
elaborated with luxurious collars or trimmings of mole wolf and squirrel
Each emphasizes neness Of workmanship that found only the
utseah beautifully lined radum
all this value
o
AS Help to Complete Satisfaction
We Ask Your Earliest Choosing,
womes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-10
Nursery Wardrobes
Special, $40

A four-compartment Ward
robe, in white or ivory
enameled wicker. with hinged
top and hinges on the corner
to make opening easy and con-
venient. 81 inches high. with
trays, l5x15 inches and Of good
depth.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent cold =
stop them now with Cr-omuIs ion. an
enulsihed crensote that is pleasant
10 take. Circumcision is new med
zeal discovery with twofold action; IL
sooth"s and heals the infamed mem
pr.ncs and Kills the germ.
Of all known drugs. CreoSote Ia
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
Tho treatment az chronic coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat and
iune troubles. Circumcision contains.
in add ion Ia creosOtr. other healing
rl, m,nis which SoOthe and heal the
niiamcd membranes and stop the ir-
rirnti"n while the cre0sotc goes on to
the stomach. is absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat Of the troubi.
ana destroys the germs that lead to
consumption
Circumcision ia guaranteed satisfac-
tory In the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
Of throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building np the system
after colds or The nu Money refund
ii il any cough ar cold. no matter Of
how Ion. standing. is not relieved
after taking according To directions
Ask your druggist, Circumcision Co..
Atlanta, Ga. Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
R0TAR|ANS! ENTERTAIN
VISITING DELEGATES
More Than 200 in Attendance
at Meeting and
supper.

lETERSBCE,;. VA. Oct, 2c-The
delegates 10 the seventeenth annual
convention ot the L"agu. -. Virginia
Municipalities wer" tho guest, OF
honor last n!sh, a, 4 banquet given
- me Petersburg Rotary club Thu
'Na!r Vas held AZ the n'gh school.
md over 200 men wer. in attendance
Hirhard I Wilson. president pre-
sided over the meeting. aud IN" rnu-
-!cal selections consisted ~ a vocal
So" 10y Mrs ch.Si"y Martin ana two
selections 10y the Petersburg Nal.
quartet Miss Mary rat;"s"n and
raul S.uni"r rer. At tn. piano.
"" Visitors """r iUfroduc-d by
Guy Manager ir"uulo,,. IN" is also
president ~ the Virgin. League ~
h"ni'i r"i''i"s. each guest standing
- hi name "as called
President Richard r wilson called
'I'"n h"t.ri.n .Innu u: VIM. pas
'"r ~ Wash.ns on street M.,hodis,
'hnrch. "h" VII preach his farewell
-"ruu"u n"st sunday evening Tn"
"uiIia' p-Sf"' responded in i.~
"0i-"n0s"n words and expressed
,"u regret over hsiius =" leave 20
"rsiurI He asked 'h., his cat b"
r"trln"d In Tho cIun - no expected
r." return :" tn" city II. loved 81
The members 81 the club uiu at
end tin" services 4, Ir MINIS
hur"h >undaS night. meeting IN
.'dN q; 80 "'cInc.
is"y faih'r Martha ! Ha."t.
m"n.h.r 81 IN" "luh. wh" has Just
retuin-'! from Ireland ~as given
"rdIal welcome aud presented with
er."t r.cki!-
'iry Manager r - Keller. ~ Hris-
'"!. selected - ih- 'nl2E"st guest
ui"s"rtt." Ma presented Win = -mai!
.'"ir "f pants. which would III "u (.
,"unEst"r wees old
I;"iI;iau samuel R"in""h hr"urn'
h." question "i furnishing the uu-
t'rn"UriSh.d children ~ IA" ~'hnui
vim fro" uil- au'i 'h- club heartily
ud"rs-d IN" movement Nr E"iu-
,'h -aid "vrr $40" mad slr".dy h"-;
contributed. hlt about S'"o nss
needed =" supply the children IN"
'rlaur" ~ tho '.ru
rh~ Women Of iraco Episcopal
hpr#r furnished the supper. which
50. v"'v much enjoyed ny IN" R"-
t.,gi~n. aud 'h-ir guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

Hail on the d,y fnll.,ctrr IN. ,,,,,
i.rs ard nne d.y b.rnr. ,ho s,,I,,,
~ the bodies to wash those ..c.
Indicating MIR HsirsD ~. * dead
nd Nwill be buried In ,han rho
servants answer and tho Significance.
80 IN" question w"r" not :"ve.,.d
Us n'''h'r or tn" prosecutors has
"hh"uh''d "ha' mas .!-us al" for
'"' '"' "'" "''i"h mas been rui Il"
''IN'I""t T." N"inS. Gov
'"' '"''"N 'h-
90,
t. ,"' ''.' vi ~"
80
d.,,.. r ~ 49,
-, ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

w"ni.n v"r. badly hur; shortly be-
for" noon today when . soda n
turned over at tn" c"rn"r Of
Tr"niy mrs, Street and Colonial
Avenue, Tho heavy car struck the
rear ~ /. sedan, which was turned
.ud f"r end h"f"r. going over - its
side. The injured are Miss Tiara
klina 2l2 Rough Stree. ami Miss
Nlnsou ~ ths same address Tn.
injured women we're eItricstnd from
tho overturned csr and sent ia his
pit.! where moth are suffering from
shock They were also bad y
bruised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Archer {" .ddrr.. uo,,r,,u.

'0INn"T W q Nrcnnr. n Tho n
''"nal Trad. Extension. Hur.au wnI
address tn" Rotary club at it's roru-
ar evening meeting at Murphv's next
tuesday. President J"hn e. whit.
announces That special train viii
i""N" tn" chesapeake. and Ohio sta.
'I"h AT 3" o'clock on Satur,.a :.
morning. \"v"mh"> l. to- accom.nn-
h"'" al E"inriaus vii" viii attend
IN" l""'h'I gam" at charlottesville
mat day between III" University at
virginia ANA WaShinrton and e..
'!'N"nS. u" asks all Eotarians To-
10" ready 1" announce his Intention.
at ia" meeting Tuesday. The ,luh
'Nr'"tS I" taxi" more than lu1 mem
"-rS on tnr trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
ELEVEN CANDIDATES
RECEIVED BY CONFERENCE
Western Carolina Body Al.
vances Nine Members Of
Class TO Second Year.
tspcc'al 20 The Times D!spa,ch1

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
MONROE. y. g.. oct. Gothic
western North Carolina Conference
today received eleven candidates on
trial in tho conference. making
twelve TO h" received at this session.
Mn" members IT TIA" class IF Ia"
second year w"r" advanced 10 that
Of 10" 'hlrd year. and several cani!-
dates wer" recommended for r.c.p-
ton into FUN c"nn"cti"Q on t"n"r-
row. Tho address "f Ke3 Il. H. Ben
not. Of Nashville. Tenn, member
"f tho Virginia Conference. and wh"
- prominently id"ntih"d with IN"
educational work "t IN" church. Was
among the "uistandin. addresses "a
be heard during this ann.ui s"sslyu.
Church Must Hn,- institutions.
wv. arc not her." siih br E"uu.t
10 array school araius, school IN.
stat. "nllrg" has iiS 'HSk and IN,
church school has liz task Thor. &c
no rivalry hc,w."u !igh, huus.s but
'hur,h must hav" h"r INSTITUTIONS
In my own STATE, M" great I'nIv"r.ity
81 Virginia IN al ifs history has
-iN"n To- TIA" NlrI tuia Conference. only
thr"" preachers. "hii" our "un Ran
h"lph Macon C"li"g" ms gty"n to
ihri ""uf"r"n"" NOR" th.u 3uu mem
hors W." must have tn" church
soh""'s :" fnruish ., par cont Of tn"
pr"a"n"r- :" ia" church
All "nIi"H't"n that docs not lead
q man elmer ." J"suE Christ r. a
ft"ud. u w"s i"n"iaI 10" wh" sad
"hiI" pr"sid.u, ~ Washington and
10" i'nIV"'Sity. oh for a r"yi.al uf
religion 'hH, will r"arh an 81 my
sird"u'S' ~ this dos not come. ms
r"rr"s" ia coming h"r" wil j.. de-
'"at"d u you'd believe .v"rv ,,u-
4 | 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Mr.. Randolph >aare.-.. sons.

Mrs. N"rn-n Y Randolph spoke (.
III" meeting ~ S'ou"w-il Jackson
camp S"ns ~ Confederate Veterans
~ It's meeting i'm Randolph Hall. "a,
the Soldiers H"me last night sue
urge" nat "a" "smp pass resolutions
IN regard To The enlsrCing uf 10"
chapel. but ~ VAS decided that som.
''i'"n ON Tn matter viii h.. taken
IN" n"N' meeting ~ m. camp "u
N"N"mh"r Mr.. Randolph viii
max "u r." -,n. subject ~ neN,
netting ~ Ice camp. y" !, couf.d-
rate Veterans ." 10 held N".emh.i
.. u vas announced At tn. meeting
lat might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

inE frst on on~ foo, and ,hon OH. ,hs
other hcvsrsd Frank NcNall7. ths
t-S-sr-oli husband. 1ho testified
YESTERDAY his wifA had cooled him
'"r weeks and rad him carry a doll
around under 'he belief tina. Il. va,
one % nj. chlldrcr.
T half hour later tho rnvst,ry
mother NJ tho mystery twins. dr.
hev"l"d but smiling was helped Into
an automobile, TOOK nor mai how
before mo cheerful court. and l.,,
for her homo In South Band sur
ronnd"d hy h"r mother, friends md
Attornev Svar'ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
PACIFIC LEAGIERS
GIT BONUS CHECKS
| by AssncIatrL rrcss.l

san FRANCISCO. oct. 20 Sant,
'la"S started out q lot carly in Tho
season today with bonus rhe,.Ls rn,
every player Un Tia" first seven ,IIhs
in the Pacific Coast League ms
iotal bonus was <2u.U0u. and in
dtNidual prizes ranged from s2Go \.
for each member Of tn. isunnnt
winning san Francisco club 10 $50
to each player on TN" seventh pI,r.
lor'ldn team. Sacramento which
finished last. Was told to han. mn
its stocking i'm 1898.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
THE PERNICIOUS PAIN
OF RHEUMATISM -
WILL YIELD TO 1T

Salicyl!c acid compound. are
recognized ~ phys!cian. to be
most effectee In relieving rheu-
mhtism. and -sprc ALLY IA, this true
when the compound II Rsoirin
Aspirin not narcotic or habit
forming drug. Pure aspirin does
however. disturb d;Kest!on often
times. and because OF this d!scom-
fort which follows tie use IN IN.
'orm. many people wrongly
h-ftvs aspirin to be heart de-
p-ess'n
TlS''LES LAEO ASPIRIN dis,
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DOLL BABY" TWINS
MOTHER IS FREED
continued Fr"n First PagcD

continued From Eirs, Page
rush "f from, row fans when tn
i""r was finally opened Remind il
women damned in a solid mass :"
i"usc as I" MAKE movement impos
sIhls. and stood for Two hours and
half while three LAWYER, argued
he merits ~ ,he c"rpu. deficit
h"w. y"r. ~ thrilling movie CLIMAX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
MORAN TO MANAGE
REDS ANOTHER YEAR

- lNNNIi oct. "a. Fat Moran
VII m'.naG" tho Cincinnati National
L"tru" baseball team again Ua<t
Year rms vas announced follow
inG a meeting of the directors nI tn.
.!"h ~ "hl'h II w"S VOTED unani-
m"uSif - r"-"nsaG" m" veteran
'ca""i. Terms already hav" been
agreed urnn. u Was aunoUncad no
would sign his new contract as soon
rs Nc returns from tn. East whi,,b
VIII b." In q day or SO His s,I.ry
~ - understood. IS to H.. rho snn,s
rs N" received in Ispy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
TRANSFORMING TEAM
SAILS FOR ORIENT
LEY Assnciatcdrre |

VANCOUVER. II. -. oct 20.-Thir-
teen major league ball players from
the United states TO-DAY wrr. M scn
on the Canadian Pacific liner Empress
OF Canada. bound for "a tour Of the
orient: They sailed yesterday after
d.ica'lnG, J" to !, a team made M
Of Seattle and Vancouver riayers.
Sullet Joe Rush provided most
Of the run with hurlcsuu" pitching
hut George Kelly. az the New York
Giants. former Southwestern League.
star, was given III" most applause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
poison Pie Insurance"
Is on Sale i'm New York
rHv Universal s.rytcc.l

iBv Cniv,r$al service
NEW YORK oct - Poison
pic insurance was offered FOR
sac todsy. Eut the company soil
ins IT Ia teAins the puoiio into
its confidence. The only ono. eli
Ethl. TOR the insurance arc MAX
e's distributors and sellers OF
fuudstuns
50 tire public isn't necc.ssrily
going TO Know What II IL eating
III" company aims 10 tell bak-
ers VIA, are the ingredients %
devil { food and the like. with IN.
view Of preventing poisonous
foods from circulating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
CONNECTS WILL. SEE
OHIO-MICHIGAN MIX
RN Associated rr"ss.l

tUEIMF OHIO. Oct .U.-W hru
Michigan and OH" state clcv"ns
clash in the mid West football c,ass;r
at tho dedication Of the new ohio
stadium tomorrow, foriy-ciEht con
yicts from tn" ohio l'cnilcniiary will
he among IN" Spectators, guests Of
the president Of tho uniVcrsity w
q. Thompson. The Convicts have bccu
engaged in cleaning ur the new field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

81 JoHN. y. r.. oc, % -Four
passengers on tn" steam Yacht
Dream w"r" drowned today when
TN" Aft sanA during sim north :
westerly bow IN II. John River. The
ere" II four and two passengers
W.r. saved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
I.tuhtcr, Denied pu,

BOSTON. MASS. oct. 20.-Th"
Massachusetts BOXING Commission
today decided that neither Jock Ma
lone. OF ST. raul. nor Johnny Karr.
OF Cleveland. we're entitled TO com
pensation for their boxing bout here
a week ago. The Malone karr bout
was called no contest in tho third
round by Referee Joerome Moore.
who declared that the men were not
trying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Free slater. Take Ioo rr,..u.-.

"Ei.fAST. oct 20. The captur"
~ re" stat" forces. operating in
N"rth galway. "f Commandment ,isn-
.i"i Mcclure. member of the pail
"'''"hN' anu loo men under him. q
announced in dispatches received
here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Infants Coats

Selecting the right coat is
easy with such a variety
of Chevio's. Botany Broad
cloths. Chinchillas. Duvet
de LANES. Each embodies
workmanship Of the high
est order. Pretty stitch
ing. patch pockets. fur
trims. belted or loose fit
ting. One to six-year
sizes, $3.a5 to $500.
LONG AND SlI OR T
COATS for infants, Ex-
tensive line OF Scrges.
Wool Cashmeres. Wool
Crepellas and white Chin
chillas. Hand embrOid-
cred. braid trimmed. some
silk lined, S9.9a to $IS.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

heard murder screams which misht
AaTc been those o. tho slain choir
singer, tonight r"cuUuied the signed
statement he made 'ur tho authuri-
los Ills interview ~. IN tho pres
enc" OF men who accompanied him
hat n.shr. lie sac
Il am giving MS interview to N
%, tn" charE" that | vas drunk on
tho night heard the screams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
All Wool Sweaters

In addition to their good
appearance these Boys
and Girls Sweaters are.
warm and comfortable.
Cunning little tuxedo and
Slip-Ovcr models. some
with belts. Brown. tan.
cardinal, heather. navy,
red. green. Sizes | to II
years. $3.4J to S7.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Pretty Hats

Some usicely tailored,
others trim III G d with
feathers. ribbons and fur.
Made Of Inequality Chit
fon Nelvets and Broad
cloths. Hand embroidery
is shown on some TO match
the pretty Fall coats,
$l.9S to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
Denies intoAIrntIon charge.

With anSher man lei, Ncw
brunsw!cI at $50 O'Clock We
reached Rcd Bank az abou, a.3o We
left there around midnight. Ahout
- 80 or l2:i5 80 "r~e spproachius
III" sch""ih"us. At Weston, Mills
W. heard a woman screaming Muir
Der" and Fo..cc" and wa.iins nc, to
9, them XII her
ON tho Nay =" Now Rrursu.i,.
-" met touring car GONG At tho
RAJ" OF fifty miles an hour Its
ign's Wei" "u' and i' was gninE
:" last ~" couliu', toll irS maxi
ih"r" MAS man IN the from, scat.
lie was talEin. =" some on. q, his
'ids. hr' 81" ""uIdu', eaten his words.
NJ !. 30 tn. sam. ear cam. hach
us lights We're s;iii out
u Week later tn. same man ana
| t'ih tho p"i. Tho, went to :.
.r"t Al W"st"u's Mills. wh"r" articles
we're found Yhi"h w"re identified ~
'"l"uu'nr to Mrs Mills
Any t.iL 'h+' w-e iut"xi,atot
~ that night e ridicuIous"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21

pells the drawbacks OF indigestion
which confronted ordinary aspirin
for years. II contains a d!gestArt
that Is separately prescribed by
physicianA for dyspepsia. Within
4 short time after taking usually
ten minutes. the salicyiic acid Is IN
the blood. diStending the tiny cap
illarias and bringing about relief
n.'n arf stiffness. Tn. laxa.t%s
which IL also contains aids IN rid.
ding tn. hodv OF toxins and pot
sons assuring you OF perman'"-e
relief Remainder the three points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-21
In the Baby Shop
Today is a good time
to buy warm apparel
for the Little Tots.

INFANTS SWEATERS Of pure
white wool. some with little
touches OF hand-embroidery in
colors of pink and
blue, Csc to $3.50.
BOOTEES to match Sweaters, 29c
to S1.9S pair. 81
, 1922-05-24
SALT CREEK PAVING
AWAITS
DECISION

acts, gravel and an needed material
wyoming departments and the oil
companies interested have gone on
record as opposed to the government
plan of finishing the road with con-
crete.
Officials of local companies hold
that the project is up in the air at
this time as they are unable to go
ahead with definite plans pending ad-
vice as to the decision of the govern
men- II some decision Ia made in
the near future the project will go
ahead rapidly. II the project is held
up too long by the government it is
improbable that any effort to pave
the remainder of the Dad will be
made this summer.
The complete paving project would
prove a boon to oil companies operat-
ing in the Salt Creek field and Cas-
per would be materially benefited by
the project because both the Teapot
and, Salt Creek oil fields are on the
eve Of the greatest development in
-<kof- lte%,-
, 1922-05-24

idly away b. the hish water.
After an extended search Patricia,
age 6 years. was recovered. but life
was extinct before the body vas
taken from the water. The two other
children swept away in h flood va
ter are Gladys and Alice. twins. who
recently celebrated their second birth
day.
Realizing that It would be impossi-
BILE to recover the bodies from the
stream without nelp. Mr.. Mcintosh
spread the alarm over the Splitrock
and Sweetwater country and ranchers
in the entire district responded and
today were patroiing tho liver in an
effort to recover the bodies OF the
two children
, Details Of the affair are lacking IN
=ntirety because OF the impossibflity
to communicate by telephone with the
Mcintosh ranch. The Tribune was
assisted in getting the cant details
of the unfortunate mishap by relay
ing communication TO the Robert
Grieve. w. w. Grieve and Miller
ranches in the vicinity of Or CITY.
, 1922-05-24

Deen IfOm the river
The unfortunate mishap occurred
when an automobile in which Mr.. Nc
Intosh had taken his family for an
outing plunged INTO h river while
he was performing his duties on the
ranch. Just before the accident hap
pened Mr.. Mcintosh had left the car
tn open up an irrigation dam. Mrs.
Mcintosh and her five children re-
manned in the car. which had been
stopped close to the bank of the
Sweetwater river.
The car either started down an in
cline toward the river or the bank
gave way. for b machine suddenly
turned over into the deep. muddy wa
tiers of the stream.
Sensing the danger. Mrs. Mcintosh.
grabbing jean and Billy. two of the
children closest to her, and left the
car. The three other children we're
carried under the water when the car
turned over. E,
Mr.. Mcintosh, assisted by his wife
and the two childrcn who escaped.
made a frantic etfor. to reach thc
other children who yer carried rap
, 1922-05-24
HUTCHINSON TO PLAY IN
BRITISH TOURNEY At
EXPENSE OF GLASGOW

CHICAGO. May .4.-That Jock
Hutchinson Glenvfew professional, is
on his way today to Great Britain to
defend his title, as British open golf
champion is due to the sportsmanship
of members of the Alexandra club or
Glasgow, was guaranteed expenses to
the American to have him make the
trip and try a second time to carry
the crown back to America.
Hutchinson was the first man to bring
the British open title out Of the Brit
ish Isles. He has expressed doubt OF
his ability to repeat.
As a preliminary to the British open
which will start June FL. at Sandwich,
Hutchinson win play in the tournament
at Glen Eagles. Scotland, where the
first prize is 1000 guieas.
Last year in this event. he was
defeated by George Duncan, : and
in the first round.
, 1922-05-24
Miss Ethel Mann Is
Gipen Sole Credit
For Work of Pupils

Mothers Of children who recently
appeared with Miss Ethel Mann and
her chorus in the May Follies" at
the Iris theatre are unanimous in
praise of Miss Mann as a teach
er. sole credit for the wonderful sue
cess of the performance and the train
ing OF the children being given to the
instructor. Few, IL any of the child
rem. had had previous instruction be-
fore they came under the training of
Miss Mann and the n in which
they interpreted the various numbers
stands out as the best evidence of SUI
perior teaching.
, 1922-05-24
Ball Player At
Cheyenne Stricken

CHEYENNE. wyo., May e4.-or-
vile Brown. a member of the Mer-
curry baseball club of this city. is. in a
critical condition at the county hos
pital as the result of his append,
rupturing while he was sitting on tn
players bench at Pine Bluffs, hoping
to become sufficiently well to engas
in the game. He was rushed Il
Cheyenne by automobile and an opera
ton performed Immediately. He was
rushed to Cheyenne by automobile
and an operation performed imme-
diately after his arrival at the hos
pital. Brown was determined to get
into the game at Pine. Bluffs and al
though suffering keenly insisted in
making the 42-mile motor trial there
and in DOMINIC his uniform. He had
no inkling that his trouble was ap-
pendictis however.