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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

PARIS. Feb. l5.-Headed by the mod
crate socialists, the French chamber OF
deputies today adopted n resolution Of
OF France, as well as the United States.
to transfer to the league of nations all
powers OF the repnratlons eommlssion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

LONDON Feb. is.--Formai appop,r..
ment was made this afternoon that the
British government has aErccn to All
vance loan of $3.50 600 to Austria AZ
once British agents have reported that
Austria Will disintegrate entirely II not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

LONDON, Feb. IA general election
viii be held In Ireland within two months
TO elect parliament, Michael Collins OF
tho Dublin provisional government an.
nouncod today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16

MANSFIELD. ohio, Feb. 18th, Mans.
teld News today was sold by r. r. Doh
son and X. Y. Dobson, Jr.. 20 +. A. Holes
ana Il. g. Jonkins Of Alliance. Ohio. Re.
view and r. g, Hoiles Of the Lorain.
ohio Times-1ierald, who will take pos.
session tumurtoyy ~ 80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-16
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY

1t is the simplest and yet the most practical tool
known for this purpose Is usually in connection
with an ordinary easing spear Made from the best
steel obtajnable. Manufactured by us in all Sizes
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18

MUST PAY
PENALTY
Tortured Woman Into
Hysteria To Gain
Confession
STRIPPED HER NUDE
Outrage Rivalled Ku
klux Klan Horrors
In South

Alter several months OF delay d.
George V. Lipshulch (white) AM his
sons, Jehill and Caesar, were broasat
to trial in Judge Phillip L. Sullivan
court Thursday, to answer charge nj
attempting 10 murder Miss Mani
McCray, who was employed at rhe
doctors home, 1901 w. Roosel>t
Road, as a maid.
According to her story. the mad
was working at the doctors home
4201 w. Roosevelt Road, in Septem
Der. 1921 when some jewels erre
missed The physician and his som
tried to force her to admit she had
stolen them by torturing her, she said
Put Revolver in Mouth
"They removed my clothes-'oa
them off" said the maid. They tic4
me in a chair They put rope arouud
nv neck and attempted to choke me
They threw hot ashes on my brelSt
They fourished a revolver before ms
lace. They discharged the revolver
Then they put the revolver in ms
mouth and threatened to kill me.
The witness halted.
go on with your story" said a.
assistant states attorney.
Showed Her Skeleton
"They shouted at me, yelled at me
to confess. Then they took me to
closet and showed me a skeleton and
ratified its bones. That's what's left
of another girl who stole from us
they said"
The police arrived while the alleged
tortures were being inficted-made
thorough investigation. The arrest
and indictments of the doctor and his
sons followed.
Evidence presented was insufficient
to sustain the charge of attempted
murder. The jury, however, brought
in a verdict of misdcmeanof, carrying
with it fine of $500 and one years
The doctor and his sons Immediately
took an appeal. Sentence was sus-
pended pending the appeal.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Judge Orders
Pastor AuUoy
From Church

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. lS.-
Discharged at a congregational meet
ing which he is alleged to have bolted,
Rev. John White maintains he is still
shepherd OF the flock at Mount Pill
grim Fourth Baptist Church, 42o
Newton Street lie is contesting the
right of Rev Isaiah Vincent, newly
elected pastor
Rev. White Tuesday asked Judge
King in Civil District Court to dis
solve temporary injunction granted
some weeks ago to Rev Vincent and
the church board He said there was
40 cause for action, as he had been
illegally deprived of his pastorate
Judge King ovcrruled him, however,
and the injunction will hold until the
hearing for permanent order, which
viii come up in a few days.
Some weeks ago members of the
Mount Pilgrim Church decided they
wanted a change in their sermon
menu, Accordingly a meeting of the
church was called. Rev. White, sens
ing what was to come, is said to have
bolted the meeting. Undeterred. how
ever, the board elected Rev Isaiah
Vincent in his stead.
Rev. Wlste refused to give ND his
pulpit to Rev Vincent when the lat
ter came to church and the court ac-
ton resulted.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Bandits Grab
Vendome
Receipts

In broad daylight Monday two ban
dts held up Frank and John Ham
1nond who with their father operate
string of moving picture theatres
ON the South Side.
The two brothers mad just left the
Vendome Theatre, 3lst and State
streets, to deposit $1,000 in the Lin
coin State Bank, half block away.
The money represented three days
receipts at the Vendome Theatre
scores of pedestrians were passing
through the streets at the time of
the holdup. The bandits escaped be-
ore the alarm could be given.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
X. X. X. Parade In
Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb.
1S.-White shrouded figures 1000
strong passed through the streets here
tonight in what is said to have been
the greatest parade of the Ku Klux
ever witnessed in the southwest.
Between $4,000 and 10000 people
crowded the streets in the business Sec
ton to view the parade which was
three miles long and which took two
hours in passing a given point.
Police and county officers with plain
clothes men were stationed along the
line OF march and reserves were held
in readiness for any emergency, but
the parade was marked with perfect
order throughout
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Preacher Talked
About Deacon's
Wife, Suit Follows

ORANGEBURG, s. C.. Feb. lS.-
The Rev. Nelson {. Nix pastor of Mt.
Pisgah Baptist Church, and a profess
sor of the South Carolina State Col
lege, is a defendant in a suit here for
$25,000 brought by a former deacon
and his wife, Henry w Embly and
Mrs. Collin A. Emily
The complaint alleges that improper
remarks were made by the pastor re-
Hecting upon the character OF the
plaintiff Nix denies the allegation,
stating that although something was
brought up in church council, his re-
marks were misunderstood. The Rev.
Mr.. Nix has been professor at the
state college since its beginning.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18

French Girls
Smiles Caused
Army Lynching

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-Fur-
ther investigations made by the Senate
committee into charges OF executions
without trial in France elected the
story of a shattered romance from
Phillip Bell of Memphis. Bell, who
served overseas with service unit at
Is-Sur-Til, told OF lynching he saw.
He was questioned by Senator Wat
son.
Did you see hanging at Is-Sur-
fille?' Senator Watson asked.
"Yes."
What did they hang him to"
"A limb"
Before being iynched the negro
was arrested by mob of white men,
Bell said.
What did they arrest him for?"
Chairman Brandegee asked.
The only thing / know they ar
rested him for was to kill him."
Pressed by the chairman, Bell said
the negro was lynched because he
was going with French girl and
white soldiers got sore" When the
negro was cut down Bell said he de
cided he'd better leave the scene while
the leaving was good.
The shooting of William Fauntle-
roy, colored acting corporal by a
marine guard who was taking him to
prison at St. Nazaire for being drunk,
was testified to by w. L. Davis. col
ored, of Savannah, Ga.
"Fauntlcroy was so drunk he could
not stand on his feet" said Davis.
The guards took him by the arms
and Just after they started We heard
4 ,shot, the guards saying the soldier
had attempted to attack them. But
he was too drunk for that and the
next day they gave the dead man a
military funeral.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Reprieve Reaches
Condemned Man
In Nick Of Time

RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. l8.-No mo-
ton picture plot was ever more dra-
matte or thrilling than the escape OF
Wright Rouse here last week, when a.
word from Gov. Morrison snatched
him from death in the electric chair
lust as the current was about to be
switched on.
Rouse was about to pay the penalty
for the death of William Whitley, a
white farmer II was alleged that
Mrs. Whitley, the murdered mans
wife, had promised Wright $500 to
kill her husband so that she could be
free to live with her lover to Hayes.
Gov. Morrison gave the condemned
man a reprieve TO further investigate
the case. Rouse was praying for time
when the message came.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Little Eva" OF
Uncle Toms Cabin
Is Dead

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 18.-Ar-
raneements ior the funeral OF Mrs.
Imogene Hyams, 81, former noted &C
tress, who died here last week, were
being made today.
Mrs. Hyams said she was the
first American actress to play the role
of Little Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin "
The first Little Eva, she explained,
was an English actress. Mrs. Hyams
also was credited with being the crea-
tor of the mother role in WAY Down
East"
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Doctor Kills Self
To Escape Illness

ALBANY, Ga. Feb. 1s.-Prefer-
ring death to life of i'll health. Dir
]. NJ. Henry. one of the most widely
known professional men in the South
committed suicide at his home here
last week by shooting himself through
the temple. The doctor gave no hint
of his intention to commit the act, but
at about o:30 in the evening went tc
the bath room. A few minutes later
shot was heard to ring out, and he
was found dead with bullet through
his skull
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Quiz Woman On
Death Of White
Cattieman

GALLIOPOLIS, Ohio, Feb. lS.-
Mrs. Hattie Brooks and her daughter
are being held by the police for in
vestigation following the finding in
their home OF the body of Clay Tall
man, wealthy white cattle buyer, 3S
years old
Tallman's body. with the skull
crushed and money missing from his
pockets, was found in the ruins Of
Mrs. Brooks home after it had been
destroyed by fire which quickly
spread to three other houses and
threatened TO destroy a large part OF
the city The women were arrested
just as they were about to board a
train for Charlestown, w. Va.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
TROOPER is
FRAMED TO
SAVE WOMAN
/ 9th Cavalryman Is
Held On Charge
OF Assault
COAT FOR CAPTAIN
Say HUI $ band Knew
OF Her Affair With
Captain


TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. l8-Robert
Nangum, a trooper OF the 10th u. S.
layalry, is about to go to trial for at
cmpted criminal assault on Mrs Isa-
5ll NJ. Robenson, white, wife of Major
iean a Robinson, also of the 10Th
ayairy.
Ii Is freely rumorcd in army cireics
bat Manqunl IS beiug charged with
he offcnsc in order to save from pub
il disgrace white oihcer who is al
eyed to have had improper relations
1ith the majors Office Captain Viii
IAN Kehahan,iS the otlfer officer -f1fE
5oived.
What was commonly thought 70 be
II instance Of puuishnq a soldier vino
1ad gotten on a drunk and lost his
read. has developed rev angles OF a
es~ational 1ature, involving Captain
->euahaa. whose improper relations
vita Mrs. Robenson arc SAID to have
u4osn by her husband
Evidence Involving Kenahan
Sensational evidence involving Cap
ain kenahan has been eivcr by Iack
Banks and Bertha Jackson, cook and
maid, respectively, in the Robinson
quarters at the army post The testi-
mony OF these two persons was un-
shaken in any detail by cross exa1ni-
lation. Zack Banks testified under
oath that on the 10Th OF Tuly last the
day Of the alleged criminal attack by
Mangum, he was standing with Major
Robenson when Mrs. Robenson re
tarned from her horseback ride, ac-
campanied by Captain kenahan He
told Of the majors displeasure on the
occasion, and when the latter aues-
toned his wife about the mud on her
white riding breeches, she cried and
said Captain Kenahan had pulled her
from her horse. Major Robenson
then, in great anger, ii is stated. tried
to reach Captain Kenahan over the
telephone as the captain had just pre-
viously left the Robenson home.
Mangum Horribly Beaten
The day following the circumstances
rccited above, Robert Mangum.
trooper. was called to headquarters.
accused of attempted assault on Mrs.
Robenson, and was horribly beaten
up to make him confess the crime
Looks Like Frame-Up
No circumstance OF the case is more
indicative of frame-up against Man
gum that the conflicting statements
of Mrs. Robenson herself The prose
cutting attorney had as preliminary
evidence Mrs. Robenson's statement
Continued on page p
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
200 Africans War
On White Colony

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Feb. 13.-Two hundred striking ma
tives went on the warpath at Fords-
burg today, attacking the European
colony They we're dispersed BY po-
lice aud f0sty arrested,
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Is Italians Die In
African Battle

LONDON, Feb. l3.-Italian forces
fighting rebels at Miscrata, Tripoli,
have lost Is killed and about 100
wounded. says a Central News dis
patch from Rome today. Another
dispatch quotes serni7oficial state
ment as saving the enemy bsses were
very heavy. The Italian government
regards the trouble as an isolated
demonstration.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
ICON GAME"
CHARGED TO
P. ". CHAvERS
Minister Brings Charge
Against Douglass
Bank Bead
CASE is CONTINUED
Says He Sold Stock
In Cnincorporafed
Company

T. ". Chaecrs, president Of thu
Douglas Nationa Bank, was arrs- II
late iuias on warrant ehar 1e
tne operation Of a confidence aame.
The warrant was ISSUED at The in
stance of tha Rev j ". Coleman.
iD04 CaiMc ave- who aad a,e,tei
money IA 9ns of thaBeas #. rfees.
Preacher Bought Slock
According To the Rev Mr.. Coleman.
be was induced to purchase stock IN
proposed clothing company being
promoted By Ghayers.ea lie is sssisi "a
have invested 5000 in she scheme ana
to have received receipt for the
money, although the receipt did not
state in what company the stock was
bought
IN consideration Of MS investment.
the Rex. Mr.. Coleman vas 70 BE made
manager Of the mems tailoring de-
r1rtmant of a factory now operated
j. fhavers at BIZ f. Fro street.
krrordrue 10 a6e preacher. luiIure
o. II. Durt Of Caa4els % live up 10
certain agreement, and The failure o.
pay his salary when due resulted in
his withdrawal as manager He also
demanded the return Of the money
fr had invested ana the payment Of
bis back salary.
Starts Investigation
Failure to meet his demands re-
suited in an investigation by Rev.
Coleman. A search through the rec
8ds at Springfield revealed the fact
that no such company was incorpo-
ratel under the laws of the State Of
Illinois.
The preacher then secured var
rant charging Chavers with operating
confidence game.
A. the preliminary hearing held
in Harrison street court Saturday
morning, Chayers was granted con-
tnuance to Feb. %.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
MurderV erdict Found
In Grocer's Death

A verdict of murder was returned
liam Winship, 7S, who was slain with
an AK in his grocery at 2712 s. State
Street, Jan. % The coroner's jury
presided over by Deputy Coroner I,
). Gubbins recommended that the DO
liss i,ut f-"th ~pSFN sflstA IA AtAA INA
slayer. -----,r7-.------7-<--- -cs-sx
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
New Peace Dollar
Passed AS Gold

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1s.-A
new peace dollar, dipped in gold and
passed as a $40 gold piece, constituted
the first attempt at counterfeiting this
Gin here, according to the police
Charles P. Iteelo was arrested and
turned over to the federal authorities
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Trace either
Bandif' To
South Side

Po1ze eombcd INC South side late
las seck for tWa lies bandits,
suspected oI aitle-#=s two white
women on tie West SidC, killing one,
aud seriously wounding the other.
The dead woman was Mrs. Morris
Greenbcrg, white, 344S West 18th
Street. who was murdered by man
She had employed to wash windows.
I he woman's body was found in the
dining room OF her home, the room
ocing in disorder, and every indica-
ton, the police say, pointing to rob-
berry.
Near the body was bottle contain
ing what wa. believed to be chloro-
form. She Hld been strangled to
death While she was struggling under
the effects OF the chloroform, the po-
lice believe the murderer bound and
silenced her.
Ether Bought OH South Side
The only clew the police had to the
robber was the small bottle with the
druggists label on it. The label bore
the name of the Harvey B. Saunders
Drug Co., 5lst and State Streets.
A drug clerk at the store said he had
sold the chloroform to a man about
two weeks ago. He had asked for the
chloroform to make a liniment for
rheumatism. His face was familiar in
the neighborhood, he said
Neighbors of the slain woman, for
whom the man had also worked, knew
him only as John and Said he lived
in the vicinity of 47th Street and Wa
bash Avenue.
Robert Thompson. %, 1886 Prairie
Avenue, was arrested on suspicion,
but was released when identification
failed.
Second Victim Survives
The second victim was Mrs. De-
lauris Sherwood, 90, l44o Solon Place,
who was found lying in her home with
her skull fractured, andN taken to the
County Hospital She had employed
a man to carry in coal for her. When
she saw him going through a dresser
her over the head with bar, she said.
1t was at first thought that the same
man had attacked both women. When
Mrs. Sherwood regsined consciousness
she identified Eugene McFarlane, 1857
Blue Island Avenue, as her assalant.
He laer confessed, and expressed his
regret that he did not kill her, as she
then would have been unable to iden-
tify him.
Neighbors and relatives OF the muir
dered woman we're positive that Nc
Farlane was not the man who muir
dered Mrs. Greenberg.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
Church RafHes Off
Cow; Critics Yell

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 49,
The Rev. John II. Henderson, pastor
~ the M. Zion Church, has become
the target of newspapers in the city on
account OF a rattle he is conducting
,for the church. He is said to be raf-
y ding off COW and calf.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
To Missouri Con Con"

. 7. LOOIo, MO-, TtD. Io.-OIHtIdI
count shows that Benjamin F Bowles
of this city has been elected a mem
Der OF the coming constitutional CON
vention, which is to frame new een-
seisvllea ter the stats
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18
More Use For The
Dyer Lynch Law

ELLAVILLE, Ga, Feb. 1s.-Will
Tones was lynchcd near here Monday
after he had been suspected OF shoot
ing two white farmers Sunday night.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18

Slayer Williams" Begins Sentence
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb lS.-John S.
Williams OF Murder Farm began his
Lie seaaence here lass week.
The Chicago whip., 1922-02-18

Continued on page p
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07

Tuesday explored smugglers
Notch and Mt. Mansfield, return
ing home Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon j. Charland
were in Lyndonville Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Mr. Charland's
uncle, Alec Charland.
A program for the benefit Of the
Girls Community league will be
given Tuesday evening, September
-, in Athenaeum hall by Miss
Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift, soprano
Miss Marjorie Cramton, violin,
and Sigrid Eklof, piano.
Mrs Alphonsine Rouillard and
son, Henry of Concord, N. H., OH
their way to Montreal and Quebec,
have been spending a week with
Mrs. Eugene Bedard and Miss
Annette Richard.
Mrs. Florence Camp and her
daughter, Miss Bessie Aldrich have
moved from an apartment in the
E. N. Randall block to an apart
ment on upper Main street.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Nettie Olcutt has returned
to her school near Torrington,
Conn. Her sister, Miss Mia Oh
cult leaves later in the week to re-
sumo teaching in the public
schools of Torrington. They have
spent the summer with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Olcutt of
Portland street.
\ Dr.. C. A. Provost has gone to
Montreal to attend a doctors con-
vention. He will return on Satur-
day. Advertisement.
Miss Helen Thomas of the Lou
gee and Smythe store has returned
from a visit at her home in Ran
dolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Waite with
a party of friends motored to Bur-
lington the first of the week, took
trip to Ausable Chasm and OF
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07
III. E. Folsom Is
Reelected President

The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Connecticut
River and Passumpsic Division of
the Boston and Maine railroad
was held in Newport, Wednesday
afternoon. The officers and direc-
tors elected We're:
H. E. Folsom, Lyndonville, pres
ident.
George B. Young, Montpelier,
vice president.
Harry Blodgett, St. Johnsbury,
secretary.
James H. Hustis, president B.
and NJ. X. r.
Alfred ID. Foster, Boston.
Elmer A. Darling.
H. C. Cleveland, Coventry.
George w. Barnes, Lyme, N. H.
Richard Billings, Woodstock,
In the forenoon, Pres. Hustis,
Went to Stanstead to attend a
similar meeting of thes Massawip-
~ Valley Division of the B. and
M. .AH.l
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07

car for st. Louis where Mr.. Young
has a position IN the st. Louis
country dav school. His brother,
Edward S Young, will teach the
coming year at Kimball Union
academy in Meriden, N. H.
The democrats have not filed
any candidat for town representa-
tive against LouiJ N. Smythe, the
candidate.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07
knights of Columbus
Elect Officers

These officers were elected by
the Knights of Columbus at then
meeting Wednesday night:
Grand knight, Dr.. John A
Drouin.
Deputy Grand Knight, Dr.. John
P. Tierney.
Treasurer, John Crowell.
Chancellor, Frank Lynch.
Recording Sec, Philip Racette.
Financial Sec, Albert j. Riley.
Advocate, Frank Dana.
Inside Guard, Robert Stinson.
Warden, William Boisvert.
Outside Guard, Alcide Roy.
Trustee for 3. years, Bartholo-
NEW Lamontagne.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Lillian Palmer of Wilder is
visiting her brothers, Bloomfield
and Cecil Palmer.
Miss Florence Burbank is al
home after a weeks vacation spent
in HardWick.
Miss M,,riel Somers of Palmer
Brothers, is passing a two weeks
vacation in Boston and other cit
joe Mrs. Harold Stearns is as
sisting in the office of the Palmer
Brothers during Miss Somers' abb
se0re.
Paul Hovey of Boston is with
st. JohnSburV friends and relatives
for a brief stay.
The third annual corn roast held
NV the Arlington section of St
Johnsbury took place Tuesday
nioht "0d was a hanpv nieDhbor-
hood affair, attended by nearly one
hundred. Quantities Of corn and
toasted marahmallows were con-
sumed and games were played by
old and young.
MI and Mrs. LYMAN Brooks am
dau~hter, Mrs. Adolnh Yonkee and
emall son, LYMAN. all of Sheridan.
Wyoming, are visiting their st.
Johnsburv relatives. Master Ly-
man is the great grandson of Mrs.
s. r Brooks Of Brooks place. Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks are guests of Mr..
a0d Mr. Frank Brooks at Under
clvffc and Mrs. Yopkne and sou
are being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Brooks of Bovntor Hill.
NJ. and Mrs. Archie Dutil and
DR.. J. D. Bachand and family were
Tue~dav evening he quests Of Dr..
A. d. Ferris and family of Hard
wick.
Mr. and Mr.. Harold F.. Youno
motored up from South Bristol,
Me, Tuesday and are spending .
few DAYS at the home of John c.
Clark. They start Saturday in their
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-07
REPORTS ABOUT
IRISH LEADERS DENIED

DUBLIN, Sept. Any knowledge
regarding the rumored arrest of de
Valera or the wounding of Erskine
Childers was denied TODAY by the
publicity department of the Irish
government. The account of new
developments in connection with
Arthur Griffith's death, reviving
reports that he had been poisoned
and that a doctor and two nurses
had been arrested on suspicion,
were characterized as a pure inven-
ton.