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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
MONDAY

Mira. Victor I.u walker give.
luncheon .u tine Country club bon
orlug 'ra oscar Huu'r Howard
Members u' fnH lu flr C..v.
.ivc tol . Iuur .r D.. 49, uuD
MombrUs of Tnru'Ir.l Crr'.,
club VIII give luncheon nt E,.uum
hotel followed win M.1rn ui tho
homo Of Mrs F d. ShliI.uh'rror.
Garden party 90 homo of ML and
Mrs Patrick L Iiu'E auspices
Womous auxiliary American Le-
sion.
Mis- s ID smith gives ,hcatcr
party ~ the Orphcum and luncheon
later at the coffee cup.
Tuesday.
Mrs william j.. Noell will give
luncheon at the Country club.
Mrs. W. Albert Cook will give
bridRc-tea in prenuptlnl courtesy
20 Miss Ircnc Stafford.
Mrs. 4. w. watkins will give
luncheon and bridge at Coffee Cup.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Robert Howard enter
tains at "A large luncheon party at
Hotel Tulsa.
Conway Braun school May fcsti-
val on Country club grounds.
Regular bridge-tca at the Country
club, Mrs. Lee Clinton as hostess.
Thursday.
Mcsdames Robert l.. Brewer and
j. Raymond Burdick win entertain
with breakfast at the Country
club for Misses Irene Stafford
Sarah Foreman, Betty Brewer and
Emile Hargens
Friday.
Mcsda mess John Joseph Shea,
John j. sullivan. r.. a. Stuhlcr ami
Miss Jeanee Shea will be- hostcsscs
at tea I'm Shea home, 3 until &,
Mrs. Edward l.. McCoy's break
fast at the Country club for Mrs.
oscar Robert Howard and Mrs NJ
s. Guth.
Mcsda mes Walter u. Templeman
and Neal Tompleman. hostesses at
large bridge-tea In the home OF the
former.
Sesakwa club announces dancing
party at Elks club.
Saturday.
Mrs J. u. Washington viii pre-
side as hostess at the dinner dance
given In Country club.
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Music and Art

Piano pupils OF william Wallet
Perry. assisted by Miss Lucille Thorn
ason, soprano and Miss Isabel
Strouvelle, reader, gave the follow
ing program Saturday evening in
the library before an appreciative
audiences:
Butterfly ................ ..Grieg
Miss Dorothea Abbott.
BY o Meadow Brook. MacDowell
Miss Mary Josephine Mouzon.
70 spring '''''''''''''' 'brles
Waltz Ab ................ Brahms
Miss Elizabeth Nilsson.
Nocturne c sharp minor. Chopin
Miss Grace Connolly.
rae Moon ............. Logan
Miss Lucille Thomson.
Three Part Invention No. 3. Bach
ROmanCC .............R Rubinsten
Miss Anna Mae Hal.
Prelude and Fugue II major, Bach
Sonata, op. 100 (Vivace, Ma Non
TroppO1 ..........B Beethoven
Praeludium .......... Mcdowell
Miss Janice Snidcr
Prelude A minor, Prelude G minor,
..... .....,,..-..... CHOPIN
Miss Ruth Mckarsie.
Waltz c sharp minor. r...... Chopin
Prelude G. minor ... .Rachmaninotf
Miss Katherine Burnett
Autumn ....,.........Ch .Chaminade
Miss Hall.
Mrs. Raston Johnson at the Tele-
phone .... Miss Isabel Strouvelle
Etude en- forme de Valse. ....
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with points OF straw and bead tas-
scls. II may be had In black, navy
blue or brown for the dark suit or
in high colors for the tweed or
covert costume.
The other three hats show the
modern preference for flowers. Al
the upper left is an attractive model
OF green straw braid trimmed with
many kinds of flowers placed flat
against the brim.
The other two hats are the type
which may he worn late into the
summer with light froCks. ono is
OF black straw braid. handmade
with a garland of roses for trim
ming. The other Is yellow hair cloth
trimmed with French flowers and
I fruit.
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Nora Robinson, Tempe Rostct,
Beulah Rummell Wilma shank,
Hazel Shaver. Effie Shell. Kathleen
Simms, Nan Small, Ellen steel,
Florence Towers. GLADYS Willis, and
the following children: Sarah Ban
croft, May r. Banister, Muriol Bar
nett, Shirley Bettlgole. Lcouore
Blatt, Itole Bond, Dorothy Il. Bry-
ant, Betty Jean Buchanan, Helen NJ.
Burton, Phoebe Carrick, Mary l..
Cochrano, Jane Coleman, Margaret
Crlpc, Mary j. During, Julia Ellis.
Mary Anne Fry. Maxine Griffith,
Ruth Crosshart, Rotty Jane lIarner.
Dorothy Hin. Meredith Howard,
Virginia Howard, Mary VI. Howard.
Evelyn Joyce, Gail Kain. Elizabeth
Anne Kemp, Mary Jane KirChhofer,
Joyce Krosse. Mary NJ. Iangton,
Dorothy Langworthy, Evelyn Leigh
ton, Marjorie Marks, Jean Mitchell,
Josephine Mitchell, Doris Mullens.
Jean Murry, Alyne Peck, Philippa
peck. Bess j, Pety, Wylliem Pinney.
Nellie c. Pheasant, Muriel Pleasant.
Airline Priest, BETTY Rogers. Frances
Rogers, Arnett Rush, Mary C.
Sloane, Grace Thornburg. Roxy
Thornburg, Dorothea Tooney and
Martyl Trope.
The Coterie club met with Mrs.
l.. y. Crume, 1l4a South Elgiu
avenue. on the afternoon of Thurs
day. Special guests were Mesdames
Clyde Wiley, Harry T.. Bowser. p.
a. SappenUeld and Perry Carmich-
ael.
The Civic league meets Monday at
the public library at 2:30 o'clock
when Miss Richardson. country
nurse. will address the members.
Mrs. w. NJ. Fleetwood will be hos
tess to members of the Clement A.
Evans chapter u. ID. c. on Wednes-
day. The executive board OF this
chapter will meet Monday with the
president, Mrs. Louis Cohen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hundley will en-
tertain members OF the jefferson
Davis chapter, Y. u. c., at its reg.
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Clubs

The physical education depart
ment of the Y. W. G. A. will give a
festival OF dances in the high school
auditorium ON May 30 under the di-
rection OF Miss Miriam Phillips, di-
rector OF dancing, This festival OF
dances will mark the close OF the
season and Is the first event of its
kind ever given by the local aSsoci-
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ular meeting of Tuesday in the home
of Mrs. Floyd j. Bradford in Maple
Ridge.
The Swastika star club meets
Monday evening I'm the Y. w. c. A. at
1880 o'clock when Mrs. Joseph Drout
Will continue her talk on opening an
Eastern star chapter.
The Mum club will have an ALL
day meeting with Mrs. NJ. S. Cory,
no west Fifth street, on Monday,
May 8.
The Tulsa Business Woman's club
will meet Thursday evening at syl5
o'clock at the Coffee Cup for dinner
after which bridge will be enjeged.
The Rebecca club will meet Fri
day, May ~. with Mrs O. +. Beas-
ley, 1910 North Cheyenne, the as
sisting hostess being Mrs. l.. +.
Funk.
The Parent Teachers association OF
Whittier school will meet Tuesday
afternoon. May Q, at $3.50 o'clock in
the school auditorium.
The Monday study club meets
with Mrs. w. c. Connolly.
The membership committee OF the
Y. w. G. A. will meet at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. instead of at 2
o'clock in the afternoon as previous
~ announced.
The annual spring meeting OF the
Tulsa Woman's club was held Mon
day I'm the home of Mrs. Arthur ii.
Craver. when members of the pro-
gram committee, Mesdames Ira Nc
Carly, willard John, w. NJ. Capps,
l.. l.. Hutchison and Il. Z. johnson
were hosts. The program for the
day was dedicated to Mother" and
a special invitation had been eX-
tended to mothers. The topic of the
day was THE Mother as the Servant
of the State" and papers describ-
ing her activities as club woman,
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LUncheOns

Mrs. Howard N. Cole brought an
attractive group together at "A hand
some luncheon IN the Country club
on Monday. The sunroom was
chosen for the function and n long
table centored with n circular one
was cmbell'shcd with miniature
May poles and May baskets in pastel
tlnts. The place cards also carried
out the May day idea with the
many seated were Mrs. u. w. Cahow
of Omaha. NCb.; Mrs. A. &, Brewster
OF Pryor. Mrs. Oscar Robert How
ard OF California, Miss Stockwoll OF
Beaumont. Texas, and Mrs. j. NJ.
Boyer of Pennsylvania. This lovely
affair is the first OF n series OF
luncheons to be given this season by
Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Randolph Shirk presented
her relative aud guest. Mrs, NJ =.
Guth of Erie, Pa, at a smart lunch
con given at the Country club on
Thursday. The May day idea pre-
vailed In charming decorative ar
rangements and offered "A picture iu
pastel coloring. Miniature May
poles with rainbow tinted ribbons
extended, candles In pastel shading
and many lovely flowers all carried
out tho idea. Out-of,town guests
WGfe NlTH. r. ~ lApAhll VI Los Ail-
geles, Mrs. Oscar Robert Howard Of
Pasadena and Mrs, Rankin OF Eldo-
RADIO, Kan. Tho ballroom was the
setting. and seated about the table
was n large company of mauons and
girls.
The spring luncheon given NY the
Tuesday Book club was delightful
event in the early week az the Coun-
try club. Baskets OF spring flowers
decorated tho table, which was
placed in the sun-room aud about
which were seated 2S. Miss Mar
Jorio Williams of Springfield, Ohio,
the guest OF Mrs. William f. Stahl
was present as visitor. After the
luncheon, and at "a business meeting.
Mr.. william H. Tomorov the retir-
ing president, passed lhc gavcl to
the incoming president, Mrs. James
II. Cole.
one OF the brilliant luncheon
parties OF the week wa, that given
Wednesday al the Country club 10y
Mrs. Charles j. Wrahsmlu, honor
ing Mrs oscar Robert Howard of
Pasadena, cal, and Miss Irene Staf-
ford OF WUkcs-B1JrD. Pa. and
Miami. Fla Tue tables, placed "
shape, wOro M the ballroom. In
the center was tIftNlh' ItnIp ana
smaller ones were placed at the four
corners. Birds and flowers pre-.
vailed In artistic decorations There
was a miniature lake OF water as a
CeuterpieCe on whose surface were
miniature ducks really alive High
handled baskets, tied with airv bows
OF tulle held an the bright blossom
of the season and the place cards
brought out the bird and flower
idea.
Mrs. Frank NJ RodolC4 beautiful
luncheon gwen Friday at the Couu-
try club was among the weeks I'M
terestiug affairs. Mrs. Rololf chose
to honor on this occasion Mrs. +, @
Rodolf of Los Angeles. Cal, and
Mrs. NJ. $. Cuth Of Erie, Pa, who IL
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Randolph
Shirk. The ballroom was the scene
or the party and circular tables
smaller ones placed around one
larger, were handsomely decorated
in mounds Of rose-colored peonies,
Lavender candles were used and the
place cards We're colonial girls. The
hostess was assisted in receiving her
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I,nriitR

Mr4 E w jacob oNiouIrd pia-
/ 'Ioua hospitality nt ono Of rho prrt-
! iIDN pHrilos Of the week when She
/ entertained ~ bridge Uu Wednesday
/ |HfinruuUu for Miss NufdlIo Schcy Of
. Er1ohyu ~. Y. the guest NJ Mrs.
. 81 q. brown. Green and yellow 'N-
. I.D rI tur color arbpmo that was
/ .. .IuJ our lU upuclI roses and
..uUuI Tho homo was lighted
HITh yellow ,uudIc. lu crystal sticHH
md Nrr, and ih"rr "or" golden tint
90 .HI"ud I.1s which n'.'ntuutcd tho
yellow fUu". Tho IH'f"ehm"nig also
. paid tribute iu tIn id"p. Mrs. Jn-
uN EurH'f Wrr" Nnadnmcs brru
Ii NDtuiE J. ~. IlusHrr. u claude
I'IrhnrdH"u o. T. J.. l'h1d"" Gcutr"
'Nd" H'Id I'uF'u" lntinu john 3D.
Means. w. W 'u.NoN u. D. Roth
..'lu Harry IioIlhruu Loo Daniel
l"rI"st H. wills, Thomas y. Hart
man, Edward n short. A .. Brow
Hior ErO'rnW lt'lrnvo. Morviu no
t'|Id. n Y R"WuDEi'. vs.. Y. Ihllipa
MIH.'N l.nHh"'I" ana Dewey Phillips
Mniflrr'o Gavin. Betty Brewer ana
J'Hu." horr'r King
Nra W X Camphou ravc n
luncheon Thursdav In Uo,ci Tuisn
COMPLIMENTARY TO Mcsdnuea " A
Han ana NJ &. IuIggoll OF Dolpty,ro
ohio. who With MIR IIoli hnvo noon
rucsis Of MIR. and Nrs Jobn n ttoii
on south Detroit nvcnle nnd vybo
returned Friday 10 their home.
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.............. Salnt-Saa,,
Miss Snider.

Pupils OF Mr.. Adolph Kramer an.
peared I'm rectal Saturday everI5g
at the University of Tulsa in the toI,
lowing program:
Romance ...,........d'Am bro.io
Conzannette.
Edith Lockwood.
Hearts and Flowers. s.......Lar..s
Christine Wallace.
Ronald Ablcht.
Ave Marie ...;.:... Bach Gouo,d
Gail Lewis.
Edith Lockwood.
Helen Cooper.
Glpsy Street Niolinist .....Orfr....
Jim Stewart.
Cradle Song ....,.,...Ei Eiclh,r-
Aide Mera Henderson
Simple Avew ............Tao
Viola Mcgee.
Evening Star ...........E.,..s
Rebekah Kuckert
Romance .............. E'H..o'e
Martha Simmons.
Ronald Abicht.
berCeuse '.s.'.'........N Han
PASTORAL ............ f|4r
Lewis Lewis.
Alteration ,............,d'Aw1,oslo
Christine Wallace.
The first of this seasons COIN.
mencement recitals at the Uu.yors.,y
OF Tulsa will be ushered I'm rpy,
Tuesday evening, May s, when 1rhn
Knowles Weaver will preseu, Mia,
Loona Britton in senior plano re.
cital. with Miss Monta Cook, soprano
assisting.
Program.
Sonata Op. % No. . "MoorNrhtr
(Beethoven). Miss Britton.
a-"Chanson Provencale" lrrV
'Acqua); b-"Good- bye summer
Uynes), Misses Cook.
a-"At the Convent (Bor0auI. b..
'Berceuse" Gliinsky), c-"Su.caio
Etude' (Rubinstein). Miss Br.fon.
Aria - Jewel song CFausn
(Gounod). Miss Cook.
a-Nocturne Op. 10 No, .. CChoplr,
b-Nalse Op. Ga No. 2, Chopin. O..
Witches Dance CMacDowelD. Miss
Britton. Accompanies. Mrs c. @.
Spindler
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Armstrouy CurtIa IInfford Cb.rlos
Brown. Thomas Hart. Waller
Hroach. Theodore cox. Byron Sghaff.
Brown. Harold Naudain, Robert
ltlh' tlhotc, Iihy rW"iiIo, Norbert
lI"ilinhu. Ir"rto Sh,chah. william
'i.' I"ul ,uNhidH' bouElhb owen
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week was tho large dnnoiug party
given by MI. nud Mrs. u. w. kcl-
louRh I'm their homo. honuring their
young daughter. Miss Helen Virginia
kcllough. The home was "A bower
of flowers ana balloons. Punch, ices
and cakes were served. Assisting
tho hosts woro MIR. ana Mrs. H.. V.
Kile, Mr.. and Mrs \. r. Allison,
MIR. and Mrs. II. j. Lambert, Mrs.
+, u. Ricketts,, Misses Irene BeuL
Helen Broomfleld, Hazel MCNnally,
Mary Francis Lambert ana Martha
Ellon Bloomficld. The following
members Of tho younger set were
present: Misses Helen Ellc, Marian
Vensol, Alice Kistlcr. Ramona Kit
trell Margaret Capps Dorothy
'hlllpu'H' Mllnl'u MhNNys INhu'llo
and Jane StrOuv.llo, Bill Lundy,
| Betty Krebs, Maxine Brockmnn,
| Ammo Breckenridge, Floriso WertZ-
| berger. Helen Adams. Marian Apple
man, Carolina farr, Christino jack
son, Mary Louise and Gertrude
stake, Elizabeth Loo sinks, Mary
Kathryn Rodolf, Helen Swanson.
Marian Savage, Minnie Kennedy.
Gertrude Giffert. CInir Minor. Mar
tina Simmons. Margaret insult
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

Tho straw hats which are being
shown now are Of two d.stinct
classes in addition to the sports chin
chin styles. There are the simple
suit hats which are usually small in
sizo and simply trimmed with quilts,
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The Civic league meets Monday at
the public library at $3.50 o'clock
when Miss Richardson. country
nurse. will address the members.
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The membership committee of the
Y. w. &. A. will meet at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, instead of at
o'clock in the afternoon as previous
" announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

The Monday study club meets
with Mrs. w. &. Connolly.
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The Parent Teachers association OF
Whittier school will meet Tuesday
afternoon. May Q, at $3.50 o'clock in
the school auditorium.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hundley will en-
'ertain members of the jefferson
Davis chapter. Y. u. c., at its reg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
MAIN STREET STORE
ENTERED BY THIEVES
Ercnk Omen Each Register mud Snfe
Ia Milicr's PhRrmnry aud NiHc
TcJcnhouc pny Ho,

Burglary o: Millcr's Pharnacy
q East Main street. or a quantity
of CURRENCY from a safe. tho cash
register and the pay-hox OF pub
.Ic telephone was discovered early
yesterday.
when W. wI,hers Miller. manager
~ IN" rharmary. opened tho place
for business shortly after o'clock
70" found the FRAN combination o, a
small safe shattered. tho soda cash
register battered opened and tho
telephone box riHed. Police were i'm
r1odi"t"lr notified and Investigation
az detectives from headquarters rc-
voalcd entrance had boon gained
through a rear window. opening into
an elevator shaft.
About $40 WIS removed from the
safe and register. Mr.. Miller said. bu.
the amount taken from the pay-boS
- unknown. The stor. was closed
Monday Night at s O'Clock. Gar
iuents found wrapped about the bat
'cred register give evidence that
the burglars left in haste and -
they probably feared detection =.
clerks and walters in an all-n.gh
restaurant nearby. Scvera! clues are
said to have heen found by dctec
tiveS.
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supporting liquor smuggling II Brit
ish authorities exercised greater
cay" ia tie registration Of former
American vessels ANA In tho issuance
Of cl"arHnc" papers and IL they
agreed WITH the rujtod states on arr
Engagements for reciprocal rights of
thc search OF vessels outside their
respective territorial waters.
Administration officials state that
one of the schemes devised by rum
runners is FOR Il ship to have two
sets of clearance papers. on" for an
American port aud The "thcr for %
foreign port. In ease OF search Tia"
captain OF the vessel would present
clearance papers for a foreign port
and so be allowed to proceed.
1t also has been brought 10 the
attention Of American government
uilicialS that vessels OF American
registry sometimes are transferred
to british registry 10 make II me r."
easy for th"m I" cngag" in TIN"
liquor traffic and cNadc the American
prohibition authorities. 1t IS under
stood ;hat this matter is dealt with
IN tia" American note. attention 10
ing called that under the American
law owners or American vessels arc
required I" obtain a certificate from
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NAMES GUARD OFFICERS
FOR SPECIAL TRAINING
Nirginians Chosen by General
Sale for School at Camp
Bcnning.
Bcnning.

ItNCO m n uID IOpY Tor IN
''''"S ''F "'''oe'S Oh inc
virginia National Guard wore an
nounced by Brigadicr General VIII
liam w. SaIe Aa;u,,,,co, -,
,.,,
ant Ernest 5. Jones. of Peters burg.
OF tho One Hundred and Eighty
third Infantry and rirs, ,,.,,,o,
, ~
''''" '''o''F' OF ""u'h boston
one hundred and sixteenth lnfan-
try. have been recommended hy
General Sal. IN ,,,c,d ~. r,,,
,,,,. 60,
''''''' a' lamp h"hhinE'
Ca. from November TO January
81.
c,.,r y.-ro,r. p.t,, r,,.
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POOR BOY WINS RICHES:
TAKES TIME TO WE'D
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

tSp"cial 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER VA. sept. co
Maurice TITUS Brown. ono" poor boy
struggling with might ana main f,r
mn education but now Il wealthy
hnancier. OF Wayncsboro. Pa, and
Mrs Maud" Lena Miller o. tho same
place. were married horc September
- rs tho Rev. y y. Kelly. Of Grace
Lutheran Church. but announcement
OF The wedding was withheld until
today. The bride was the window Of
Mr.. Browns former business partner
who died ten years ago. Mr.. Brown
was horn poor lad At Cavetown,
Md. but by hard work he graduated
At GETTYSBURG College in 1892. Io-
eating at Wayne boro. he engaged in
the retail grocery business with Mr.
Brown. Later ne was employed I'm q
bank. and gradually rose from one
position 10 another until recently
When three Wayncsboro banks cen
solidatcd he WAS chosen cashier OF
The merged institution. lie is en-
Gagged In other profitable enterprises
in that section. He has just found
time 20 get married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
YOUNG MAN IS DEAD
FROM KNIFE WOUND

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLoTTESvILLE. VA. sept, %.
Parker knight. aged IS. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. James r. knight, OF
rirkey. Greene County. died Monday
at the University Hospital His
death was duo to stab wound. al
legged 10 have been inflicted h. kell
Shimctt.
Following bapt!zin=. held sat
urday Al Mountain Grove Church Of
the Brethren. the two men had a
difficulty which illuminated in the
sJbbing. Accompanied By mem
hers OF his family. Young knight
WAS rushed 10 this city.
Upon tho death OF knight war
rant was sworn out before Justice
=. l.. toilette for Shifett. charg In :;
him with the murder Of young
Knight. and Sheriff Melonc took him
into custody the same night and car
riod him before the magistrate. who
committed him TO jail for a prcliinl-
nary hS,rins.
Hesiiss his parents. young knight
is survived b. The following brothers
ana sisters: Solomon. Res and RUS
sell knight. Mrs. Evaline knight and
Miss Gertrude knight
ke!l Shinott. held for the crime
is married man with one child 1t
is understood that he elaine that
he cut knight In self defence
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Funeral of Joseph 4. Mas.ic.

VA. Sept "a The
|dy OF Joseph = Massi". u years
!. nrofuin.ut LAWYER aud banker
Newport News. Va who d.ed at
b HON" thcr" sunday. was brought
re today and inferred ia Mount Hc-
en Cemetery. = hricf service was
Id ~ IN" grave by til" Icr. l.nb-
Z II. Nelson, rector OF Christ
irch. The body OF Mr. Massic
ts accompanied by a uuinh.r Of
ofcssional ana business associates
,Tidcwa;"r Virginia. IN addition to
y immediate family connections.
f. Mass!e Is survived by his widow.
rs. Elizabeth Love Massic. dauGh-
f OF the late Or. and Mrs. W. :.
ye and former widow Of DR.. sam
y +. Iatanc, OF Winchester; two
rs. ono dauhrtcr and one brother.
ado III. Massic. or Eappahanuock
unity. a member ofthe State High
by Commission. Mr.. Mass!c W., a
tive OF Rappahannock Count. and
is graduate OF the Virginia
'lytechnic Institute and the Uni
rslty OF Virginia. While at the
tier institution he was a football
oil. He took an active part in de-
looping Newport News from a small
wn To city Of considerable size.
q was associated with r. NJ. Lett.
that city, in tho practice of law.
d the firm also was counsel for
o Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
'mpanv and other important bust
So interests in Underwater Virginia.
. death followed an illness Of more
an year. and In the last fow
onths he had undergone two sur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

Gorgns, OF 100 Cumberland street.
Harrisburg. IA.
Il also suffered with my stomach.
Ny food would not digest. but would
sour and fcrmcnt, causing gas To-
form, which put me in agony at times
from the pain OF ii. My liver and
Is idncys troubled mo and | was ner-
vous ana couldn't sleep and the least
thing worried me. Ny bowels were
irregular ana all my life | had suf-
fcrcd from the severe rheumatic aches
ind pains.
Plant LTicC put my stomach In
good condition, and | do not suffer
now from gas or pain. | have good
appetite and can eat anything. My
nerves are uui.tcd so that sleep fine
and my liver and Kidneys are work
ing properly. And the rheumatism l
suffered with so much before Is gone
now.
My husband also suffered from
rheumatism and stomach trouble. and
when he saw the nuc results l got
from llant juice. he started aking
it. aud II is helping him as II did
nc"
raut Juice is sold in Richmond At
TrICl"'s Drug Store; IN Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man; In Chase
city by the Chase CITY Drug Co.
Adv.