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trubl'ihcd in rulsa Daily World. october
es November . and O. World Publishing
company puhlishcrl
NOTICE TO pIppERs
October 20. is21
Scaled proposals will bc received at this
office until -. n. November p 1879. fur
tho construction complete % residence
located four miles north OF rawhuska,
Oklahoma. on the Buruesvlio road.
A certified check % go ~ hid shan &C.
company the proposal, said cheCN shall
BE- made payHhle 90 M. Dave Black "
pnwhuska, oklahoma,
All proposals shall be- IN strict conform.
ity with the rlHuA ana specifications ut
which may be obtained from HAIRY j..
jolt architect American Rational Bank
building at rawhuska, oklahoma.
Contractors may receive a cot ~ plans
by dcposItlng check for Nsh Co Insure re-
turn ~ tho plans and specifications
The usual rights will be reserved.
HARRY D. IptL, Architect
American National Bank Building
Iawhuslta. OKLA
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NOOMs IOIt nm VjWNISnrn

a LARGE. uIor.s.furu.sUrI room fgr rent,
suitable fHr tHn people. references zee
Uure1. CON no Iass - b'u''er
AS UPSTAIRS stepping uHm nalvlew
car IIue. Cedar ii.a.I.
4 LAHGE front room. ueEt iU bath lu
new home. uNH TursEr. on J.. tlfth
place. osage uu-R,
4 FURNISHED, modern sleeping room,
for rent. 50 a week close i1 Kendall
car line ana Admiral bus lug. DHggo
s"fs,
ATTRACTIVE front bedroom Tor ono or
two gentlemen references garage In
desired. all b Elghtetntu 81
A COMEJEIAHLE room. adjoining bath.
private family 9l5 n. Main. cedar 773
A NICE sleeping roYn, also garage. Ce.
Oar 1906, sl6 =. Detroit.
ATTRACTIVE front room for EeutomeH
OF couple, 30 Il, Seventh. osage Glg3,
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pttQNE 9NhGt l6DOC q

MRS. J. c. CLEw and Anna Gass-
way viii be hostesses at a box sup
per Halloween party for the Wom-
ems Union Labor league at their
residence at Midway station on the
Sand Springs line Saturday night at
s o'clock. The party will be a cos
tune affair.
=
EXAMINATIONS for county
teachers certificates for first, second
and third grades are being held in
the county superintendent office at
tho courthouse. Tho examinations
started Thursday morning and will
conclude some time Saturday. Of
the ten persons taking the examina-
tions. five are seeking third grade
certificates. two second grade GER
tificates and three first grade cer-
tlficates.
BEN SCOVELL. reader and inter
prefer, Will give two entertainments
at Trinity Episcopal church the COM
ing week for the benefit pf 81.
Marks guild. on Sunday evening In
place OF sermon, he will give "A dem
onstration OF the religious drama
Sign OF the Cross" by Wilson Bar
rett. impersonating IA characters.
On Thursday evening. November Q,
he will give a Shakespearean re-
cital, impersonating characters in
several OF the Shakespeare plays.
=
THE OVERSEAS GIRLS will be
entertained Saturday night by Miss
Min Cogswell and Mile Henriette
Clopath in madamoiselle's home,
l211 South Boston. This Is the or
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1/
oaa y.,IIowo. o. 2,, HiEEcIokT 5igst I61sh no,,,.
AURORA LODGE NO. a. 1. O. q. "
Meets every Wednesday evening 1.io o
m.
W. I. DADDY, N. q,
NJ l. PouNDsToNE. Secretary
TULSA LODGE No. 10, J. O. o. r., meet,
sVery Tuesday sysnins 7ito.
TOM OWlNN. N. q.
J. =. MOORE Secretary.
TULSA EECAMPNFN1 No. Va. 4. q. o. q
Aests on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. l. auuHLETT. c. p.
r. II. FULLER. Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. IS. l. O. O. y.
Regular meeting frat and third Friday
OF each mouth p q:
MIS-. MIS- cAhkY saR,kiS bzSfsl aUTr sec y O.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. 4. o. o. y
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
W. l. BOLTON. Capt
r. II. FULLER Clerk.
No. 4. second ana fourth ss,urdsy each
Il 3 fS aHahisrFN hf,shTN w. K
KREMLis ruLsOK l. o. NJ. u.,,
every third Saturday sp. m.
!. J. WRIGHT csar.
W. n. RIcHARDs
'---N' --.---- Ainistsr Of Records.
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public policy or OF industrial eff
cheney" the oil magnate says in HE
most recent statement. Il believe
that both have been proven 10 be un-
necessary uneconuuiC Hnd uniustl-
fable"
Even I'm those Industries whore the
so-called continuous process is an
inevitable feature. Rockefeller says
he believes the routiuo should hc 80
adjusted that tho employees can have
AZ least one days rest TN seven and
can obtain that share Of leisure FOR
sclt-dcvelopWunt which accompanies
the workdoy ot approximately eight
hours.
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Ny Chandler, 1920, sew
en-passenger, new paint,
almost new condition !;
$500, cash or time. Usage
30S5.
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l., : 80 r.IA kIA. Ohio.-That electricity
.iS,a, suscitate as well as kill is the
By voiced by Clarence Nichols
gt,,rHloIas' apple tree was killed by
ill., ilhs; Then II va restored to
ThoS electrical current.
|r,s,e Tree, which stands near the
|o1s Us attracting scores OF curl
|ersd 'py.htors. 1t is literally COW
|ounc. win blossoms and bears 20
umm.rg,,hlns hit near the tree this
|hn aSg Immediately the apples
|Ins SSlIiI, the leaves turned brown
hrsrditell h iell TO the ground. while the
TbInes I'M died, apparently.
|.v eH ~. chris Brown opened a bak-
|tielo while wiring the store, eiec-
|Nire' encircled the tree with the
|tsse Nichols was ready 10 cut the
|he WWrown for fuel when he noticed
|hpds "mos were turning green and
popping out from the
|tss,ros' ss,tos's, however, are expected TO
|,pples d Ihe trees second crop of
| yodE.
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Automobiles


NNIWWVNIIF' TUX NNII In
KING RIVE" srttk Plugs Ore rsrys.t..
Zoo uNsuuwpiuE cylinders. rotrnm Auf.
supply Co., gia D. Second &c. ~
trlhutofr
PACKARD twin stv. repsiutcd frst r.a.a
mechanical condition, can Cpdar i.ra
fur demonstration
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Germany modified "a. 100000 men
during the world war. Of which
number 100000 were stlll en-.
gaE,d ~ Tho lllsn nt hnsIIlItlea.
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santa he Yardmnster Robbed.

,las, zone hijacker early Friday
rrsnt rss heId up J. II. Harris. Santa
H., ia'amaster, at the Santa Fe
Sii a'n ~ ana Pine and relieved him OF
va watch. According 70 Harris, he
,re9. turning the passenger equip
|o'o,. on tho "Y" there about Gas
IeoaossN S'osN ana had Just boarded a rear
|rbe after throwing a switch when
ana ..StHull appeared on the platform
|oy ,,H,1 q pistol against the back
|tbo ',s mead, After taking the watch
dIsarn1h Jumped from the car and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-28

1921, fow-passenger Peer
less, at half its value; best
car in town for the money.
Usage 30S5.
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ROOMS wIru BoARp
Business Service
Business Service

IsiNEss sERyICE OFFERED rs
ALL MAKES ~ rDpfs uri lraky Nucs
repaired, wlTH guaranteed. Southwest
ern roofing Co.. IuHiInB and waterproof
ing experts OHHEy 7O27
Call Osage 36lb u get your mattrrssys
renovated, returned home same day.
Tulsa Hsttfers co
FEATHERS renovated and made into
mattresses, new pllowH for sale. Usage
1885
FOR expert sewing machine repairing.
raN OFlEe lss. y Hollyman
GARAGE SERNlCE- Cars exchanged.
bought and sold on commission; storage
auA accessories. contrast paint remover
and high-grade enHmeii cars polished
and creased first-clnss mech anic aerv-
Ice S1uthwebtcrn Garage, 2ii Y. Main.
j. j. CHASE ELECTRIC 90. --Wtring
motors, repairs, 2l2 $. Boulder, ossse
2sss.
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Announcements


ALI hitLs aEalnst American Easls .at
October 80. iyss
QUA stese III AMI X K X V"'e fot
him.
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! yyASrrD. fass rifr aIreet,r, 90 r,,s.
pH.p. 1.sg. 4a4r
.--
! CANCER W Cooper. f5om raj A.
Eighth &c.. oklahoma CITY. Ia in town
ani 90 stopping at Tulsa hotel. viii BE-
mere t'lgy and TOMORROW. ---....-.
CANtERa.G " cooper. ffum lti1 D.
Eighth. oklahoma cry s in town. aud
Is stopping ut Tulsa hotel. viii be there
t"dhy ana tomorrow.
MEN ON the down grade. take Castle
btrfys rnls aud he happy, mailed. o..
wonderful testimonials and sample ffer.
y tu7t'cbcfry department X. Co
iHhnuH hh. -
Auto,,,cL,;t.,.
HuAoh'Opiics
AUTOMOBILES ron sAIr 40
CHANDLER COUPE
A bargain. lats 1890 model in good con
ditlon. bargain for cnahl terms N 40.
sired. Phone Usage 1ist.
1871 FORD coupe. i1GO. good rubber.
n bargain. Terms. CAN Anthony. Osage
2A6,
BUICK sii. f235, ovorhau,ed. new paint
must sclL go W Oklahoma place.
BABY OVERLAND BARGAINS
overland Roadster, 1890 ..........ii6O
nyeriand TonrinM lg2o. o.s..'.'.......' sso
, ,,,NeL tahi noutins' i3sl '''s''s's''s' ee9
,',,Nglian9 toutihE i9.s 't.'''''t.'.' ~
Attfiipity NSTo1 -. ''''' WV
g6s y N,ir
osase .4c Coa,r soo
right. terms 10 responsible parties
Utei Chr Market. Third and Detroit
bObgE rCad.trr g,r.t-.i,ss .,,9t,i,.
tn,Ls so,4 s,,,,i,,,, ,.,,h ,,,,,t .h,h'
et,' ,soo rst in,ion u,os No. ~
NO. $3.50. rsssonsbls tsrW. eli An
thony Usage 2a6
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bAhNAlN NuHh sir touring, 1871
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Senator King Wants Alien
Oil Companies Probed
Resolution Seen as Move 10 Pre-
vent Merger of Dutch Shell
and uion Interests

frln Tf~ Irb4rss Woshir0foH Btrrda
WASHINGTON. June - Senator
King. o. Utah. introduced IN the Sen
ate today resolution calling on the
Federal Trade Commission 20 inyesti-
gate and report on certain phases of
holdings of oil resources in this coun-
try bv foreign interests. The rosolu-
iion is broader tnHn similar one
which hc offered last September snd
which went 20 tho Commerce Commit
tee. where no action was taken on u.
The purpose OF 10 rs understood 70
be- 20 prevent what Is alleged 20 be
an impending merger between Dutch
Shell interests and the Union oil Com
pany OF Delaware. 10 ~ charged that
.he Dutch Shell. through the Union OIL
Company. is seeking 20 acquire Amer
can Oh property and, according 20
reports. the control or partial control
Of Dutch shell has been obtained by
British OH interests
senator King IS also seeking % find
out whether. a. result % the activity
Of Dutch. British and other foreign
ol interests. Americans are being dis
criminatcd against IN seeking 10 sc-
ouIrc oil lands in other countries.
senator King said that later on he
would probably offer resolution %
ind out tho relations between the oil
corporations named IN his resolution
and the Standard on Company, and
also % ind out various facts relative
20 the activities Of that concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

,;.io,. aud increased their barbed eirs
c,,opglemcnts. At midnight they ne.
can tearing up granite paving elock'
and strcctcar tracks 20 provide o"fh
cades. ..ia
"Thr Evening Ncws" yesterday '"io
,b.t the British government sent
81 warning last Saturday 10 the lfl'h
provisional government. declaring thht
Il. the latter governments authority 20
,cstoro order we're not exercised inc
B..,i.h government would h.ve to take
acfon.
To British communication. &C
co-.linc 10 the newspaper. fequesteo
,bc provisional government TO ac'
nrorn,tls and vigorously 60 break up
H. ,,canirAfion for intimidation and
,,,,,rd,o which is designed 10 wreck me
,,caty and b. directed, In the. OPINION
NJ his najcsty's government from tn'
Foar cohrts. in Dsbiin.' The warning
continued. 80.
"If the 7, royisional government. nov
,h., ,bc ch,ctions show they posses
,bc supporf II she majority in th'
south 10 na' exercise their autnori,'
~ restore o,picr ihr Imperial govern
mon, viii be abligcd 20 take aston,
Tho News says the warning do''
no, contain .mc limit md cannot be
do.eribed "a - ultimatum y also
offered certain adyice 20 the pfo'l''oh"'
government
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Lloyd George Hcckled in
Commons on Honor List
Dodges Debate After Ruling
Out Query a. TO Whether Dec
orations Have Been Bought
- - T--L.n,-s Taloalal M

Fr0r The T~baHs's f1ro9'af BafehA
Cog,rgif lf., Nsu SOY. Tribune irc
LONDON. June o. Premier Lloyd
George was the tasge. ior hecshns
from several quarters over the senai-
annual honor list in the House o. Com
mons tonight Dissatisfaction has
been especially marked since The an
rouneemeni of the last batch ftccora
tions and titles. The Premier TOOK
refuge in plea OF urgent business 90
order 20 s,avc of q general debate
finally promising that the government
would allow the subject 10 be brought
4 there was sufficient demand
The House o. Lords few days ago
held lively session on conferrng q
taronetcv on ST. j. r Robinson. o.
South Africa Particular interest in
tonight debate ccntered in cues
ton i>ked b. Colonel GViton, nut
ruled out a. order by the speaker me
question was whether tho Premier
"eould give definite assurance that no
money or other consideration o. money
value had been PAID or passed directly
or indirectly M connection with me
henors conferred on June 3.
There is general impression mat
despite the governments refusal 20
allow debate or appoint hn lnye .tiga'-
fng committee, the question 20 oy no
nieans scftled
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Wilson DanE, Project Only
Awaits Harding Signature
Senate Approves - I.'oo'Uoo
Appropriation; " adS"or'n
Attacks Delay I'M Funds

WASHINGTON. June ~ President
Harding 'gnafurc was ,al tnA' wa"
iruirct tonight for au'Uo'izine the
anpropraton ~ S7.5OOON for ne"
work ON the Wilson Dam a. Mu'cie S
Shoals Alabama Tho army ,blii' cor
tanning authority of CorGresA 70 spenuu
tine money on that project. gneetlF'
October roxf. was passed ~ day 10y
tho cernfo without change lJn th'
ianeuag. already approved b? me
House md by confcrees ~ ts '"o
legislative bodies.
During fnal senate consideraN ohs'
however. the measure a. certain stAfs
was threatened with being sent oA 'S
'o tho House FOR further conferenA'
senator Norris. ~ Nebraska. chairmah
a. the Agricultural Committee. moving
chat 'hc senate disagree with the
House provision delaying expenditure
of the money until October. lie vas
finally oycrrulcd b. the senate. - 70
b.
Tho Nebraska Senator Jed tho attack
on the House amendment and was
f.oined by Senator Wadsworih, Of New
York. chairman Of the Military Com
miffcc BOO charge ~ the oil ana py
Senator Underwood. of Alabama me
Democratic leader in declaring the
House action unfortunate Inc Tat
tor fuo Senators. however. differed
with Senator Norris on his motion 10
disagree. declaring that n ~ prevailed
tho hIii would be- returned 10 the House
and the appropriation probably wouiI
bc jcopard.lcd boo that procedure.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

som. position as tho Representatives 81
France were at Genoa subject 10 or
der from the home Office. The move
is subtle one. designed not only 10
test the sincerity OF the Soviets. but to
pledge the Russians M advance 20 an
homes; endeavor 20 build up their coun
try. The French take lifile stock ln
LitvinofT's talk of the Soyiet' Offering
10 cut down the army 90 per cent. of
that autumn crops will provide enough
fof export.
The French plan may put L'ivnoh
IN an embarrassing position. ~ ii s
believed here that the Sofiets came
provided With exact facts and figures
as 70 their needs, but 10 is regarded ~
extremely unlikely that any nation
here will support proposition 10
shovel funds into Moscow on vagu"
gamble II further is unlikely that the
soviets will bind themselves TOO tightly
without attempting 20 trade Oh some
Of their principles FOR European cash.
II is not believed that Lityinof wa
Authorized 20 get down 10 brass tacks
so early in the game. and II appesrs ss
. he intends 60 asecrtain 'hp price
the powers will pay FOR the Russian
abandonment Of rs communistic prin
ciples Once This is decided Moscow
will probably send other delegate.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Montgomery Maze Heirs
Sell Chelsea Landmarks
Part With Homestead and
Ha,emeyer Apartments in
". .Iiih 81. to Operators

Sham 4 Go. sold foT the Nathan
Construction Company. representing
heirs of the Montgomery Maze estate
ne Homestead and the Havemeyer two
seven story elevator apartments ~ 20
ard e97 West Fourteenth Street hc-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. Toe
s.racfure. arc residential LANDMARKS
q the Chelsea section and each stands
or plot 3-.6xl95 The houses eie
huilt IL. fcef deep and were held az
$500. 600. McMoTr0w Brothers. buud-
ers and operators. arc the buyers u
fhe property They gave Ir part pal
mert the plot % cen lots. 25ONlOO. on
ne south side Of l39fh street between
Cyprcss and Robbins avenues, held az
100000
I'm Peeo Realty Company bought
from Lafontaine Avenue Realty Com.
many the two 6i1 1-story tenements s'
200 375 East For'y-nlrih Street 405o
no The property contains seventy
too apartment s. ROSenthal was tae
broker.
The Hudson 2 Rose Company pur
chased from the WadlsF Fh Realty Cor
roraton the house 245 West 1920
street through David S. Gerstenfcld
The same company resoid 454 Wes'
IWtnfy-ffth Street 90 Lowenfeld (
pragor through Sfeinman & Poiak
John and Elisa Boreia sold 20 An
gelo Canesso 22i6 and 22i8 FIFTH Ave
rue, southwest corner o. 135th Street
fVo fYe-sforv store tenmcuts, fs1ll
90
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Free Staters
Pledge to End
Irish Disorder
Provisional! Government IN
Manifesto Warns That II
Will 'RcsoluicIy Perform
Duty: Asks Cooperation
Ouirages Are Dcplorcd
Such Acts as Tend To Tarnish
Nations Reputation Must
Cease. Official Edici Says
e,o,.lof r0bl. 10 ~. Trll4He


DUBLIN. June o. Declaring iha'
all isw.abiding citizens VIII be pro-
,ected. the provisional government H.
sued manifesto announcing TINT The
Government will rcsolutcly perform i''
duty. and calls on all citizens 20 co.
op.rate actively IN measures 81 is Ak
ing TO insure the public safety.
Referring 10 a garage RAID 'n Dub '0
which resulted in the seizure of Com
m,ndsnt Henderson. director Of tho
Belfa.t boycott. and tho subsequent
holding of Lieutenant General u'on
nell. assistant chief Of stad of 'hc reg
ulars ut Beggars' Bush. the provisional
goycrnmcnis manifesto warm tfa'
such outraces which fafn'sh The rep
utstiou Of Ireland abroad mutt def
niteiv cease. The statement parilcu.
lsfiy refers 10 the Belfast boycott
which it declare has no legal exist
cree.
incidental 20 the situation prcelpi.
'a'ed by the speech Of the Colonial sec
refarJ. Winston Spencer Churchill, it
the House 81 Commons last night
neither Collins nor Dc Valera was wiil.
ing 20 offer ans comment Collins hh'
promised 10 take the subject uD BOO thf
new Dali Assembly Boo 80 far a, tn'
public rs aware. the lollinr.le Valera
agreement for coalition in the Dali still
stands, but there ar" cifcum bnca'
poiniinC 20 IT'S breakdown. as the Hen
derson and O'Conncil seizures nave
helped 20 prevent Any progress toward
unL trlf-nr-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

Passengers On the Cunard liner
Marretania which ieft port yesterday
sor Cherbours and Southampton. were
informed that II they we're in hurry
10 ge, 10 Paris feet OF sirplsne'
would be q. their dispossl on arrival
az the French port
The Mau-etania is the fastest mer-
chairman n the world and probably
will land her Continental passengers
on schedule. but in IN effort 70 satisfy
those Win thirs; for speed 10 break
all records on the Cunard lines New
York 20 Paris run the sirplanes have
bean put at their dispose. The air
route from Cherbourg 10 Paris. u rs
said. can be covered in an hour Under
favorable circumstance.
Among the saloon travellers were sir
Auckland Geddes. the British Ambas-
sador % Washington. and Lady Geddes.
both 5eing on their way 20 London Tor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Wmsiom May Join Exodus
OF Oidfimers From HOuse

FROM Thc Tu6prcf Woshig0'on Bfr,a4
WASHINGTON. June e7. Reports
that another Of tie oic-tme House
leaders 's soon to retire we're partly
confirmed today when Chairman Sam
uel T.. Ninsiow. Of the Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee. said h..
was seriously nsldcrinC Withdrawing
from tne race TINS fall for tho sea,
from TIE itn Msssac1usctt. Congress.
sion~l District Should he leave public
NE opon the adjournment March Z. the
AG,hof. o. most OF the big railroad acts
and other measures affecting trsnspor-
'ation Will have completed ter years q
continuous service m Congress. having
hist ;aksn bis sea: as member OF the
SD Congress
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
London Jury Finds Death
OF SaItus Due TO Mishap
Witnesses at Inquest Testify TO
Presence of Cyanide in
Glass il: Room.

LONDON. June 27.--Ths Coroners
irouest to-day on tho body of J. San
ford Saltus. a wealthy American Who
died Saturday a. the Hotel MetroPole'
resulted in the verdic' tina; death was
due 10 misadventUre.
The assistant manager .! The hotel
testified ~ the ineIest that Mr. saiius
was extremely temperate. but that a
week before his death he had acted
somewhat peculiarly and was unusual
is sgiiaied over the Gcatn ~ Field
Marshal sir Henry Wilson. when
seemed 20 upset him. Other witnesses
testified that death apparently was
due 20 cyanide poiss-!ng.
After NJ Saltus's death one of the
'vo glasses found IN the room smelled
strongly Of cyanide and the Other Of
ginger. The Coroner oficer said
there was nothing 70 snow whether the
deceased mad taken the mixture inien
iionally or by accident II was found
that Mr Salius previously had p1r-
chased cyanide for cleaning old silver
coins.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Evangelist Trotier Kissed
Her. W oman Caller SAYS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June O.
Yur,hcr testimony intended 10 support
charges - unfaithfu.ness made by Mrs.
Lottie VI Trotier against her husband.
Melvin r. Troiter. widely known evan
gelist. was offered in superior court
to-day in her suit for separate main
tefance.
The disputed paren;sge o. y child
born 20 Tfotter's private secretary. Miss
Florence Moody. was touched upon in
directly to-day Mare Bardendse.
nurse in loca hospital testified
rrotter ana his wife twice visited the
hospital IN 1917 during ihc time Miss
Moody was confined there.
Mrs. Antoine Hoebccke testified that
Tro,ter on three occasions made W,1at
SIZE considered improper adyarccs TO
her. one of which included p Kiss whcn
she called 90 asa his advice on 6usi-
ness matter.
Counsel for Mrs Trotfer announced
that the ctangelist's wife would take
the stand iu her own behalf before
tne hearings are concluded.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-28
Flaw in Title Bars Lady
Rh0ndda From Lords
Terms Of Patent Nobility "By
Silence" DENY Her the Right
Given 10 1taie Heirs

LONDON, June - b. The Asso-
cistcd Press Aside from common
Jaw provisions. the ,pechc character
Of Lady Rhondda's ti'ie precluded hsr
from occupying = sea; IN the House %
Lords 10 a. set forth 10 the written
reasons Tor her exclusion from the
upper chamber ~ Par.iam.n.. given
oui by the committee on privileges to-
dav
Lord Birkenhead The Lord Chancei
log. 100 delivering the leading opinion
% the majority. said that Lady Rhond
do was incapable of receiving = writ
b. reasons Of the terms Of the patent
Of nobility under which she inherited
The patent conferred = peerage on Nis-
count Rhondda and after his death on
Lazy Rhondda. with remainder. and
after her death 20 ner male heirs. bat
when lt came 90 define the incidence of
the dignity eonferrcf on her Il d.
tirRuiShed between Nlscount Rhonida
and those males wro might hereafter
hold the dignity. on the one hand. and
Niscoanfess Rhonoda on the other.
giving 20 tho 70 ormer and bv silence
denying 20 The latter right 20 seat,
"a place and voice in the lords.