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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
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blossoms and she carried shower
bououet of bides roses.
Miss Helen Bladen was the brides
attendant, and she wore a gown of
pink satin and carried tea roses. Lit
tie Miss Chloe Blake, sister of the
bride, was flower girl and wore a
dainty frock of white net mad carried
basket of tea roses Mr.. Russell
Nicholson was Mr.. Nugent's best
man.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Nugent left for an extended wedding
trip to Florida, the latter wearing a
costume of black taffeta with hat to
match, and a coat of brown bolivia
trimmed with fur. After December
LIST, they will be at home at 6l2 North
Washington street
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. H. D. Armentrout, Mrs.
j. H Munday, and Miss Lille Mar
tin, all of Richmond. Mrs. l.. Schrol-
horn mad Mrs. J. Dodd of Charlottes-
vile, Va.
Gwyn-Guest Nuptials
Of interest TO society here ana
throughout the State was the wed
ding last evening of Miss Mary
Guest, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Der
nard Robertson Guest, Of Richmond,
TO Claiborne Watkins Beattie Gwyn:
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gwyn, OF
Marion, The wedding was celebrated
at st. James Episcopal Churrh, IN
Richmond, at $50 o'clock, Rev;
Thomas Semmes, of Meade Memorial
Church, assisted by Rev c. Free
land Peter, rector of st: James, per
formed the ceremony. The church
was decorated with palms, white
chrysanthemums and cathedral can
dies.
Graves Adams
Mrs. Mittie Y. Adams announce
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Sallie Jeanne Adams. to Mr.. James
Barbour Graves. of Gordonsville, Va,
Saturday, November 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
GraYes-Adams
CITY BRIEFS

Miss Josephine Duffey is quite
sick at her home in Duke street ex'
tended
Mrs. Bell Hudson is quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Barker, in Duke street
According to DR.. L. f. Foulks there
has been only six cases of diOtherIa
reported in the city since the first OF
November All but one Of the cases
according to DR.. Foulks We're eH>
tremely mild and several of the pa
tents are practically well now.
The Ladies Aid Society of Imman-
uel Lutheran Church will hold their
regular meeting tonight, at s o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15

at the home dfiMfs. Mary, Roger, 103
South Fayette street. All members
are requested to be present.
Evangelistic Services are being
held at the Methodist Protestant
Church, North Washington street,
every evening at 7:45. The Pastor,
Rev. Robert Browne, preached last
night to large congregation, taking
as his subject, "The Rock of Ages.
The Padget sisters sang beautifully.
The Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of
Grace Episcopal church will preach to-
night. Mrs. William Pettey will
sing. A song service that everyone
can Join in of the old time songs for
twenty minutes before the sermon.
Everybody welcome. Rev. Browne
will conduct the service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15

Younger Set to Serve
Members of the younger set will
serve tomorrow Afternoon at the tea
to be given at the home Of the Rev.
hnd Mrs. Percy Foster Hall, in aid OF
he Missionary Program of the Epls>
hopal Church Among them will be
Miss Lucw Anderson, Miss Charlotte
Watson, Miss Elize Cox, Miss Fran
bis Cox, Miss Esther Lambert, MISS
jeanette Yates Cochran, Miss Marion
Iprischler, Miss Collins Mckay Jones'
Miss Nina Baker Fulton, and Miss
82dmonia Lee Baker.
Mrs. GOodirg, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs
Harry flanagan, and Mr. Allan, the
Batter of the Seminary, will sing, ana
Mrs Drischler will render several
selections on the piano.
: lacquer -Hummel.
4 A quiet wedding was solemniZed
November Sth, when Miss Nellie vi
3la Hummel, Of Rawley Springs, Va,
Ind Mr.. Jose Vazquez, of this city.
We're united IN marriage The Rev.
Il Father Smet. Of st. Marys Parish.
|ficiating. Miss Guilda Hawkins, of
= rostburg, Nd, was Miss Hummel's
knly attendant and the ceremony was
Eitnessed by q few intimate friends
Ia the contracting parties.
Immediately after the ceremony
hey left for an extended wedding
: rip ana upon tier return win make
beir home in this city.
uest Of Mrs. Carlin
Mrs. F.. Lee Trinkle. wife of Cover
or E. Lee Trinkle, Of Richmond, was
he guest yesterday of Mr.. and
FRS Charles Keith Carlin, at their
some in North Washington street.
5 ir and Mrs. Holden in Philadelphia
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Holden
eft today for Philadelphia, where
they will spend a few days enrOute
10 New Haven to attend the Prince
Ion-Yale game.
Returns From Richmond.
Mrs. Taylor Burke was the guest
euring the week of her father. DR..
Ilandon Mason, at his home in Rich
(nond.
Nugent- Blake Wedding
The marriage of Miss Josephine
Blake, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas r. Blake, to Mr.. Hollis J.
Nugent, took place last evening at
the home of the brides parents in
North Washington street. The ceres
Inony was performed bv the Rev
L. F. Kelly and was followed by
reception.
The bride who was given in mar
rage by her father. wore a gown OF
White Canton crepe and Spanish lace
made along the new lines. Her tulle
Eeil was held by wreath of orange
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
Fo' stuffin dates use dis recipe:
STUFFED DATES

Seed de dates an inter each put hat
a walnut. Close up an roll in gran
lated sugar.
Or stuff wild fondant, fondant an
nut, or wild ma'shmaller, wild or with
out de nut. Peanuts makes rite nice
stuffin' fo' dates too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15

Rrenton Tribbv and wife have sold
to Harry w. Johnson and wife house
and lot in Rosemont A deed of trans
fer was recorded today.
The body of James f. Carter, q
wears old, who was electrocuted at
Camp Humphreys when he came, IN
contact with a live wire last Monday
was shipped last night to Canton, n
c. where the interment will he made.
The deceased was unmarried
The body of James Bias, soldier
from Camn Humphreys, who commit
ted suicide in Washington was shinped
this morning to West Hamlin, West
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
DIED

CLARENCE WILLIAM l.. HIGGINS
died at 5 o'clock Tuesday, Novem-
Der IA. at Catlett. Va. Funeral VIII
take place at $3.50 o'clock this af-
ternoon from WheatleY's Chapel
Services will be conducted bv Rev.
M. Martin 272-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
think hab glib my date parfay re-
-. l.E--t ~. I

Jhlnk hab gib my date parfay re-
cipe befo', missile, but I amt sho'
bout it. Anyway, here it am agin.
DATE PARFAIT
Take hat poun' oh dates an stone
'em. Pore ober 'em b'ilin' water an
let stan till cole. Drene 'em chop 'em
fine an add sugar to tas'e (sum foxes
likes mo- sweet'nin' dan oders). Mix
inter hat pint oh whip't cream. put
inter yo' mold an pack in ice till we'll
chilled befo' serbin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
THE KITCHEN CABINET

Dis am a nice way oh fxin' oysters.
Miss Julia, nam. We ulster put lit
tie sherry in it in de ole days Jest be-
TO serbin', but you jes hab to 'magin
it desc days.
OYSTERS A LA RICHELIEU
Put inter yo' sauspan 1 tablespoon
OBJ butter, let it melt an add 4 OBJ =
teaspoon oh paprika, tablespoons ob
chop't selery an let cook cl'ar but not
brown. Den add , dozen big oysters.
well dried, put de top on yo' sauspan
an let de oysters cook til plump an dc
Ages curled. Here's whar we ulster
add de sherry, 4 tablespoons oh it. bat
now ] sumtimes adds jes dat muchto-
mato saus, and den agin I changes it
by addin' little cream. 1t am real
good if sesined rite HE widout addin'
nothin'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-15
Who Gets the Most
for His Money?

The fellow who buys haphazard - or the chap who puts
his everyday purchasing on business basis?
The latter of course He the who reads the advertise
men and discovers just where he buy what he wants He
the who realizes the great value of advertising when comes
to the important business of spending his hardeaed money
The wenformed shopper always has the advantage when it
comes to stretching And you can't possibly be upo
the shopping unless you make practice of reading
the advertisements.
The advertisements show you how to moneyand steps
and time Watch them carefully
Anything that increases your purchasing power IS working
ard for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
TO SELECT GOLF TEAMS
Lucky Players Will Battle for
Famous Cup and
Title.
IUv AssocIo,cd pro,-

NEW YORK. May The person
nal OF tn" committee which viii
Lame tho teams To compete for the
Walker cup. "mhl-matic Of the
worlds international team golf
championships next Sept. mb"r. was
announced today az follows
Robert Gardner. Chicago. chair
mani w. G. Fawu"s. Pittsburgh. cap
tain; James II. S,andish. Detroit: w.
H. Nand.rpo"l. Morrix,own. y j.. and
fan"is Ouimet. BOSTON
Under the rules 81 the deed OF
gift the trophy hllS the same place
IN tn. go,f world thai I'll" Davis
cup docs in tennis \ team is to
consist Of four PLAYERS and two sub
stitutcs. ANA III. competition t. open
To all na'ions of the world with 81
governing golf body. PLAY will
cover period of six days. tn" first
day being given over to foursomes.
the second day t" fuui-bali atch"S.
and tho remaining days to single
matches. in which the members OF
each team shall play all the mem
hers of tho other team or teams in
turn.
No intimaton was given as 10
what foreign team might he eN-
pcctcd To pay for the Walker cup
this season. although the possibility
~ competitors from England and
canada had Keen discussed. Matches
for the trophy. IL held. are expected
to be staged at the national anna :
tcur golf amponship set for
BrOokline. Mass. September 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
BRILLIANT ASsEMBLACE
HEARS LADY NANCY AsTOR
Governor and Mrs. Trinklc
Head List of Those Who Oc-
cupy Reserved Seats.

Among those who occupied re.
served seats At the CITY Auditorium
las, evening upon the occasion of
were Governor and Mrs. r.: Lee
Trin6ic. Mrs. Adolph Osterluh. Miss
Fanns" H"hs"n. MIR. and Mrs. Saun-
d"rs HobS"n. Mrs. Charles Dana Glib
son. Mrs. Ronald Tree. Miss Alice
Icrkih". Leigh r. rage. MIR. and Mira
Frederic W. scott. Dame I.yttIctou
Miss Helen Christian. Mrs EdIn.
p"nnan. Jr.. Mrs Allen Donnan. Miss
Mary Mason Williams. John q. Wal.
kcr. Miss Anne Rose Walker Mrs H.
Wellington Cobb. Mrs Henry Lam
hon Cahell. Mrs. Barton Wise Miss
'ailY Ryiand. Mrs. y. Il. Turpin. Mrs
Richard Gwathmey. Misses Adele and
Louise Williams. Miss Elizabeth
Gwaihmey. Mrs. Thomas H. bigger.
Hyndbam r. Meredith. Thomas Nell
.'on Page. Mrs. l. II. Elicit. MIR and
Mrs. Palmer Leigh. MIR. and Mrs.
caskie Cabeil. Mrs Andrew Chris.
,ian. Mrs. Fred Campbell. Mr. and
Mrs. George Cole Scott. Colonel and
Mrs. Hiram Smith Miss Mary Bcirnc.
Don Cameron, Miss Frarces Scott.
Mrs. Josephine Houston. Miss Nora
Houston. Mr. anu Mrs. Cary Monta-
que. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w purceu
Mrs. Charles q. Bosher. Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Bryan, Miss Helen Caroline
Martin. Miss Ferguson. Miss Helen
Adams. Mrs. William y. Thomas.
Hiss Martha Mallory. Mr. and Mrs
Jonathan MALLORY. Mr.. and Mrs
Jonathan Bryan. Mrs. J. T.. Bowman.
DR.. Orie l.. Hatcher. Or. and Mrs
W r.. Bowie Mrs F. G. Minor Mrs
w. w. Archer. Miss Adele Clarke
Miss Nell Wise. Mrs. George Il. Nc
Adams .1ames x. Gordon, Miss
Evelyn Gordon, Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins. Misses Nellie and Mary
Tompkins. Miss Lucy Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Gray, MIR. and Mrs
John Lyons. Mrs. John Davis. Miss
Mary Cameron. Mrs. Betty *. Mar
tin and Mrs. B r. Munford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
DUKE RETIRE
FROM CONGRESS RACE
Special to The Times-Dispatcb

Special To The Times Dispatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nav =
The name Of Judge r. Il. W. Duke.
Jr.. OF this city. will not be filed as
candidate OF the Democratic party
for Congress from the Seventh Dis
trict. In card. published in a local
paper. the Judge announces his with
drawal from the race. He says: at
is with great reluctance and acting
on the advice OF my physicians. that I
announce my withdrawal. a severe
and painful illness. which confined me
to bed several weeks in February
and TO the house during March. has
convinced me that cannot with safe
ty undertake the arduous and nerve
rackinE contest such as needs must
be made this year"
Judge Dukes withdrawal probably
leaves the field clear to Rcpre-
sentative Thomas w. Harrison. whose
scat still is being contested by John
Paul, Republican, who, in 1920. lost
the district by approximately 500
votes. The primary has been called
for August /.
Republicans OF this district are re-
ported to be making plans for m Az.
gressive campaign. They Will hold n
convention at Luray July 20 to nomi-
nate candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
LADY ASTOR TO SPEND
SUNDAY IN LYNCHBURC
Party to BE Guests of Mrs.
John II. Lewis and Thomas
Lamghornc.
Especial to Thc Timcs-Dispat

Especial to The Timex Dispatch
j.fNCHBCRi. VA. May lady
Nancy Astor Will reach here Satur-
day evening a; 40 O'Clock after
haEinE spent rh. day at f:vinC,on
IA" gucst Of her uncle. Thomas
i.anghorh". and she will he tho CUES,
OF her aunt. Mrs. John H. Lewis. n.e
LanShornc. who visited her In Eng.
'and last summer. Lord and LADY
As,"r. Mrs Charles Dana Gibson and
colonel and Mrs ~. II. LanKhorne
VIII he In IN. party.
After welcome dinner at Mrs
Lewis home. the party will 40 to the
hw""d Country club. where Mrs
Lewis has invited the local League
of Women Voters and o,hers to an
informal reception from $50 TO 1890
o'clock MI and Mrs. Dexter Otev
wili have tho party for luncheon
sunday evening. An effort is being
made 10 have Lady Aston address a
public meeting Sunday afternoon
Sunday Lady Astor will attend
service a, the Christian Scientist
Church or ~ the Virginia Episcopal
school where the chapel IS dedicated
I" her mother. the late Mamie Keen
i.anghornc. by her father. the late
chiswcli -. i.anGhornc. She will Sc.
the chapel sunday afternoon IL she
does not worship there sunday
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
PREP SCHOOL TEAMS !, n
ARE READY FOR CLASH
John Marshall Meets Bcncdic.
tine on Diamond Here.
This Afternoon.

John Marshall High School. VIII
open its diamond schedule for tIfs
week this afternoon at boulevard
Field, ciashing with tho Benedictine
cadets at $50 o'clock. Followers of
tn" tw" teams viii he treated to fast
BASEBALL. az both mines have been
putting in strenuous practice OF late
large crowd is expected. and the
aNair promises to he hard fought. -
This fray vii! be tho initial game
or series Ia I've played between
the two schools To decide the citv
prep school championship. As Dick"
Foster. the Marshallites' pitching
ace. Is being reserved by Coach
James for the game with Chatham
Training School the latter part or
the week. II is probable that either
crouch or Grimm will do the hurI-l
ing FOR John Marshall -.-lrtA
The MarshallitcS will lineup as
follows: Kahn. shortstop: Sharps
first base; Walden. center field,
br"nnaman. left field; Leisficld. third
base: sutton second base; Tiller.
right field: Hudson. catcher. and
Crouch or Grimm. pitcher. RI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
CARAVANS CHARGE is
DENIED BY DAUGHERTY
IBy United Newell


WASiilNGToN. May 2-Attorney-
General Daurherty has branded the
charge Of Senator Caravan, Demo-
crai' OF Arkansas. that while a prac-
llcihG attorney. he accepted s25.-
oop Zee for using his influence 10 oh
tain pardon for Charles W. Morse.
then III Atlanta Penitcntiary, as un-
founded.
In such charge paughcrty said
he saw reason for law emitting q
'Hbihet member Ia defend hmsc.:
on the hoor Of the House or Senate
haven't any time here to talk
politics., DauEhcrty said in answer
to Caraway's charge. and thin con.
Nlnces me that member Of thu
cabinet should be given this priviIcs.
OF SeIf-dcfensc, especially on such
an occasion as this. so as to prevent
these purely political and unfounded
diScusSi"ns on the part of irrespon-
Siblc persons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
COPEDA PLOT TO ROB
TRAIN is FRUSTRATED
attempt or Mexican General IL Given
Awny by Trusted
Aid.
lHy Associa ted Press.

MENlcO CITY, May An alleged
fiot by General cclso Cepeda tn hold
up vera ruz-Mexico City train
CARVING more than 1000, 0O0 pesos,
en-" win TINS plumber To declare a
rebciiion against the government.
was frustrated last nigh, when one
OF MS trusted aids, instead of rob.
pinS the train at San Andres. as
Planned boarded il with his follow
crS, rode To Mexico Civ and made /.
report to the War department.
General topcda who is nm RI, ,r,,
inactive list. has been Hvi,r
'raNaean'iy IN Mexico city for sew
cral months. and officials here cy
planned pressing money needs as the
cause Of his alleged detection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
PROMINENT ATLANTA
PHYSICIAN is DEAD
Dr. ~. Joseph u. Graham Relieved 10
Have Mistaken Poison for
Tonic.
GBy Associated press.l

ATLANTA. GA. May DIR. St
Joseph B. Graham. IS, well-known
Atlanta physician. died suddenly to-
night after being taken i'll while
working in his laboratory at his home
on Juniper Street
Mrs. Graham advanced the theory
that her husband. who had been TAX
ing tonic. poured II by mistake
into vessel In which he had be.a
preparing an antitoXin for pati.n,
she SAID that on passing by the
laboratory room she found him In a
state OF collapse. Coroner Paul
ponehoo ordered chemical analysis
OF the physicians stomach. and two
detectives were assigned 10 the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
Weight. bureau Collects .,77.os.

Much activity was displayed in
the bureau of Weights and Measures
or the Department OF Public Safety
during the month OF April. as indi
Gated in the report Of Chief Law
renee Paul. just handed Acting Di-
rector Charles 4. Sherry. Fees col
iccted during the month amounted
10 sl7h93. Charged with having un-
licensed vehicles. forty-three firm.
ana individuals were reported, from
Whtch list 1913 was collected by the
ely collector. Fines paid in the Po-
ice Court amounted to s35. a total
OF o34 weights were inspected. 45f
scales. and $50 measures. More than
100 defective weights and sixty.
eight short measures were con
dcmncd and removed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
Message of Cheer for
Flappcrs in America
IBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 2,-American
happcrs were given :. message OF
cheer when the AquItania sailed to-
doy with Miss y. Maude Royden.
Britain's first woman minister.
Your nappcrs. look at Them
she exclaimed, pointing To a deck
full ~ specimens.
those girls dress smartiy. but
thelr secret is that they are as
smart in mind az they are i'm dress.
TheH hav" brains. have watched
theh since have been In your
country with awe
III American girls will only
take up religion as seriously as
they have dress nnu business re-
iixi"n wiz have tho greatest re-
rival of its history"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First race-May Sodine. $50. $500.
$50. won; Marimba. $3.50, $3.50. sec
ond; Settle. $3.50. third.
Second race Finday. s9O.t0. S3i.50.
t"2.to. won. Mss Ccrina. $500. $3.50,
second: oui Oui. $3.50. third.
Third racc-Centimeter. $500. s2.a0
S2.50. won: Marvin May. s2.70, $3.50
second: Rettina, 81. third.
Fourth race - Deadlock. Sl0.Is.
$3.50. $50. won: Surf Rider. $3.50
$3.50. second. John Finn. se.3O, third
Fifth race-Misa Joy. $40. $3.50
out. won: Startle. fc.30. out. second
May blossom. out. third.
sixth race-rrinCe X. Slo.o0 $3.50
$40. won; Golden Apple. $3.50. $3.50
SECOND: Easter Belle. 81. third.
Seventh race-American Bny. $3.50
$3.50. f:.i6, won: Paris Maid s3.I0
$3.50. second: Nordeck, SIico, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
ERRORS AID HILL CITY
TEAMS TO TAKE CAME,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
l.YNcHB BURG. VA. May ".-Thomas
held the Wake Forest team well in
hand. save in tn" second. when Ed
wards hit over right center for a
homer. and Lynchburg College won.
: to !.
johnson was given miserable sup
port for i've of tho locals runs.
But for these. Lynchburc should
HAY" wone. I" l. i.ynchburE played
.rrorl.ss ball. every battcd ball bciu
icld"d without n tumble. though Not
tiugham loafcd a trinc getting start
cd Tor Barnes two basscr Ia tho
ninth. Wake Forest only hit 1--WE
balls out of the diamond during the
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
BOSTON WOMAN HELD
FOR KILLING HUSBAND
Freely Admits shooting, but Assert.
II WINS In Scif-Dc-
fense.
tBy Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. May Mrs. Carrie y
Hubbard was arrested late today,
charged with tho murder OF her hus-
band. William u. Hubbard. At their
home in the Rosiindalc district Hub
bard who was manager Of gcrmi-
eide manufacturing company. was
shot in the left breast. iiubha ri
was - years and his wife is i5
Questioned 10y the police. Mrs
Hubbard is alleged to have admitted
freely that she had sho, her husband.
u did it, the police quoted her
as saying. Il killed him. lie threat
cncd To take my life and 1 shot him
n scif-IcfcnSc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
WEST VIRGINIA
BEATS TECHMEN

Ri.AckSRuRG. VA. May Poor
hasr-runnins and Mr. Lyle. star
right hcldcr for the Mountaineers.
MAS IN" cause OF the Techs down
ran today. and West Virginia won,
! to ,. smoke" Harrelson started
on the mound for the locals. and
with tn. exception OF tho second and
eighth innings he worked nicely.
Ihe same teams play here tomorrow.
Score by innings r. H. r.
West Virginia .o2D 600 Ol0-3 .
virginia Tech .000 600 o0a-o =
Batteries. Harr.lson. Franklin and
Slemp; Callahan Woods and Mar
Tin. Hawlcy. tmpire-t;rifin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
PEGGY JOYCE SIGHS
OVER SUICIDE LOVER
diplomat Kills Himself After BoIS-
tcrous Evening In Her
t0mpany,
[ by United NcwS.l

PARIS. May 2-Bcautiful Pecgy
joyce, daughter Of barber in a
sleepy Southern town in America.
possessed OF personal alIuremcnt
which proved irresistible to a train
OF American millionaires and Latin
aristocrats. tearfully examined the
iacts In the suicide OF William Ezra
"uris' OF the Chilean legation in
"''s' ana asked herself what strange
charm of hers could have driven
me young man to his deed of self
destruction. after a boistcrous even
ing in her company.
Poor bny!" the international
henrtSreaker sighed in the luxury of
her private apartments In Paris. He
killed himself because nc loved me.
Ana thought he was like all tho
rest. Poor hoy! How wish could
bring him back to life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
JEALOUS MAN USES
REVOLVER ON WOMAN
Tiiv Aesoriatc,I rrc.sl

NEW YORK. May 2.-Hundrcds Of
Office workers, strolling through tn.
"orridors 81 the Metropolitan Lii.
i;uildhi; at noon today saw "a lovers
quarrel converted into a ncar-tragrdy.
Waltincr Michailuw. 81. u broker,
and Mrs. Anna Carr. ~. walked
through the building cnrrosScd in
argument. suddenly Michailow drew
a pistol. Mrs. Carr screamed and the
broker fired three shots. one lodged
In her beck. one in her arm ami the
third went wild.
Michailow, locked up on a charge Of
fcl"ni"us assault. told the polio. he
had purchased the pistol I" 20 his
own life because of his jcalotSty of
Mrs. Carr. When she screamed he d.
declared. he became confused" AMI
fired at her instead.
Physicians at bellevue Hospital
said the woman would recover.