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BUSINESS PROPERTY

CORNER PROPERTY on 14th ST. A LITTLE
brick garage. ? cars. win remodel e1cellently
:0ff H. ri fP' co. oss ssS
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY CON
s!sting Of brick store. eOx105 feet. and q TWO.
in good southeast section; suitable for grocery
or other business. This ID a bargain at $ll,OUU:
A. B. CAMPBELL. 141O II NV. or Main 4lo7
until pm.
2l0s 14th ST. N.W.-sTORE AND b-ROOM.
bath apt; garage; lot 20x12O. Price, $i4 4.6OO.
business and residence s-story brick; modern ;
deep lot TO VIZ: s;'s: ii. rfiis; MsashSs. sis;SSo.
722 18th ct. NV. Main 3112.
Fur RENT.
IN REAR 1891 L ST. N.w.-FoR RENT,
/ =. sHoEMxSEk%s % Evan. elds:N-
31Ol l4th BIT. N.w..FIRsT FLOOR FOR
with street; suitable for plumber. electrician
ETC. including oface. shop. storeroom and yard.
Apply 60l 18th ct: Nv: +. 41s. 10
FOR LEASE.
Prominent downtown corner
store; good show window dis
play; storeroom; just been reno
waited; will lease for 3 years ;
good cellar.
For terms apply
BRADLEY, BEALL &
HOWARD.
Wilkins Bldg, 1912 H St. NV.
Telephone Main 462.
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as9e eo.t.1e hos New
rooms, tile bath, electric light. gas. hardwood
floors, water. sewer, ETC.. Fine. large lot;
Vegy easy terms. A. B. CAMPBELL, ll10 d,
or Main 41b7 until pm.
242 PARK AVE. TAKOMA PARK, Nd
Bungalow, nearly new; rooms, bath, in
closed sleepinx porch, large front porch, cleo,
large shade trees; lot S0Il3o; terms.
Owner. 1S'
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PETWORTH-$IoZ5o
n
o
NEAR SAULS ADDITION-SIoooo
In suo
foos.H House is n
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-So,5oo.
Located north Of I'd
Aicondio 6rooms
NEAR 10Th AND COLUMBIA RD-SI55oo.
Practical OF
electric lights,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S1oooo.
special
HIGH VIEW-$6o5o
BRIGHTWOOD-S7.
Just al the at
nd s very godcond
NORTHEAST-$45oo
immediate ~ ~ ~ -
WILLIAM S. PHI IL LIPS,
Phone Main %. 1909 New York Ave
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: FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EXCELLENT VALUES.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Price only 5000; colonial home Of 8 rooms
terms.
CORNER-NORTHEAST.
water heat, electric lights: h.rdwoGd aoof.:
duced to $500 for quick sale:
Mr.. 18th AND MD. AVE. NE.
Six rooms and bath: furnace heat. Garage
on rear. Price only $500. Possession given
NR. N.CAP. AND MICH. AVE.
Nearly new colonial home. 8 rooms and
Price and terms reasonable Possession.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th AND h SITS: NE: LINCOLN S97.
NEW HOME.
Just of 18th st. It crest Of hill. Handsome
tapestry brick home: 8 rooms. baths. attic,
incIosed breakfast and sleeping porch: hard
heating system. Very deep lot Price and
terms reasonable.
bargain; 1o-room and bath dwelling, in fine
condition; hot-water heat Terms can be ar
ranged. Only SO. $50 for quick sale. &
Downtown section. west Of 18th st; we'll
built home Of 10 large rooms. bath; excellent
heating plant open spsaa foi esstEe
owner s will sacriace for sl9;s6o;
400 n ST. Main 1853.
FOR CoLoRED.
VACANT. A strictly modern n .i,S house near
18th and You streets that can be Pc sold. sold on ysry
rooms, modern bath. hot-water heating plant.
with gas heater attached to boiler for sum
mer use; expensive fixtures ana IN ADDITION
q garage. Price, $6OO0.
11th AND YOU STREETS. An up-todate
eieht-room house with modern bath. cement
This is a very desirable property in most
convenient location. Price and terms right.
''A'' BOSS PHELPS.
CHEVY CHASE
This desirable home near ear Conn. ave. and
eIes'. se0lu hardWood soors; lot 5ox20o. Price.
S12. 600. Convenient terlhs.
A. LATANE LEWIS.
Exclusive Agent.
m NV. SECTON-EIGHT-R00M HOUSE.
in excellent condition: large center halls; two
hatha: 1as, electricity, hot-watef heat; open
6repisees. Artists studio on Bird floor. Phone
FOR COLORED, b52 18th ST. NV.
A real home, only $4,150; 6 rooms and bath;
brick: In perfect condition. Also 1913 LIST st.
nw.; very attractive: rooms and bath; In
perfect order; only $500. Very reasonable
I'll r st. NV. Phone N. 1851.
BARGAIN IN SOUTHEAST; FINELY BUILT
onsrtments orser Oe % Pries Se,sso. A. B. cAMPBEIL,
1410 II nv. or Main 4l57 until Pm.
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WANTED-ROOMS

"&bV04xAS
GENTLEMAN desires comfortably furnished
room with private family by April l.; southern
exposure preferred; within half hours yalking
distance Of Interior Dept. bldg; kindly state
price and describe room. Address Box 352-P.
Star ONCE. 15s
YOUNG LADY desires by March Goth COM
Sortably furnished. well heated room within
walking distance Of Capitol. with refined fam
fly offering home privileges. Address Box
T-R, Star ONCE. 15e
OND LARGE or small. unfinished, with
private bath; quiet; references; walking dis
fance Treasury: one years lease. Address Boz
2S7-P, Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wants large. furnished room and
private bath with Protestant folks, In satis-
factory location; southern exposure. Address
Box S36-P, Star ONCE. 19s
2 UNFURNISHED l.h.k rooms or room with
kitchenette, April 8; central ne. preferred.
Address Box 297-P, Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. NV.
close in; moderate; state terms and particulars.
Address Boz 239-P. Star of1ce. 16s
By YOUNG MAN-Room with private family:
southern exposure; connecting porch; refer.
enees. Address Boz 329:P. Star o1ace: Is.
TWO ROOMS. kitchenette. toilet, hrst floor,
by two adults. Address Box 235-P. Star Of
nee. 14e
wANTDD-BY COUPLE. or unfurnished
housekeeping rooms: must be reasonable; state
fef4s. Address Boz 1902, Star office. ~
YOUNG NAN wishes a room; single bed; elec.
trjciy. LIS 150 T. 1be
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RlvERDALE. ND, CIR. BUNGALOW: BATH,
b. VIII, gas. elec.; hardwood trim; $6;eoo.
Bargain: Laurel. Md. on pike: Or bnnes-
A,7bO.
sacrifice: 6-r. dwelling. bath. h.-w.h.. gas
cleo, good cond.: 81. 500 cash. Riverdaie. Mo.
h.w.h. gas. cleo. 1880. $1,000 rash.
Near Alexandria, Va. 6-r. b.. elec. lignts'
close cars. school. stores; $500.
Falls Church; new Or. bungalow: room TOT
BATH wired for lights; 81. 500: $500 cash.
ARTHUR N. CONNOR.
I26 l4th NV. Room 222. PHI. N. ili6.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
BERWYN, Md WILL SELL ALL MY
holdings. cheap. for cash, before town is in
corporated; Groom house, acre ground, and 20
other lots. JOSEPH E. GOODKEY.
HOUSE. 2sI32; LOTS. I7513oo: ALL IN
provements; bath; laundry; near Catholic
church; 40 minutes to Washington. NASH,
Spring ST., West Falls Church. Va.
BARGAIN-NEARBY MARYLAND BUNGA-
low; anil: car stop on best pike, Washing
ton; highest cash offer for equity: owner-occu-
pant. Address Box FTP. Star office. 16'
MARYLAND SUBURBS.
Price, $3.50.
Beautifully detached bungalow: large
rooms. bath; electric lights, gas. city water;
large cellar; excellent heating plant; lot
Price, $3.50.
Strictly modern bungalow; s rooms. bath;
heating plant; garage; lot 471l50. Terms.
Price, &,75o.
An attractive 4-eoom bungalow, bath; elec-
tic lights. gas; cellar: furnace heat; lot
! Price, $4,25o.
P.aeticaily new s.roGm bungalow. bath:
heat: lot z7115o. Terms. " ~ i''A-'
WILLIAM G.. RICHARDSON
225 Colorado Bldg Main 1881
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RENTAL BUREAU.

KENTAI BUHEAU.
xRE you SEEKING A DESIRABLE ROOM
OR APARTMENT?
We list only those which have withstood a
careful "PERSONAL INSPECTION" Learn
every detail before leaving this ONCE. WASH
INGTON SERVICE BUREAU. Alt District Ma
tional Bank Building. Main 2133. 20s
ILLUSTRATED RENTAL CO.-IF YOU HAVE
q furnished room for rent we can help you. We
make a diagram of each room listed with US
to assist our clients in making selection.
1911 @ ST. NV.
Room 40
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KENILWORTH, d. c.: BEAUTIFUL
country place In the city: will have to
be seen to be fully appreciated; owner
going west: will sacrifice. ON terms;
clear; possession.
Or. and b. house; ~ acre LOT; only
$3.50; easy terms. Also. L-acre lot;
4-room bungalow; cellar; furnace heat:
0.25O; clear; smalI cash and monthly
payments; Tuxedo Md.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, ND: IA
acres; fronts en- public and railroad;
7-r. and b. house; electric light, etc;
best offer buys 1t: easy terms; posses
TOIIsON HGTs. ADDN. TO MARY
land Park: ] car fare; 1 acre; 6-room
house; electric light, etc; 5000;
terms. Maryland Pack; L.-acre lot;
Groom house. high elevation: below
value, on terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 st.
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SCBCRBAN HOMES
POULTRY FARMS
SMALL ACREAGE
NORTHWEST & MONTGOMERY co.
S A. Beautiful! modern home on Rockville
pike and trolley. la-scre lawn. Ia acres bear
ing orchard: large strawberry bed. raspber-
ries. blackberres. large modern poultry house
with electric lights: double garage. barn.
Dwelling contains 8 large rooms. bath. extra
toilet. freplaces. 2-story tenant house with
elec. lights. Sale will include 200 white leg
farm equipment.
u A. In Silver Spring. . blocks from
trolley. Modern colonial home. rooms, tile
bath. h.-w.h., elec. lights, open fireplace. Au-
tomato elec. range, large side porch. screened.
Poultry house and runs, 20 or 80 fruit trees
ready to bear.
We have several unimproved acreage tracts.
desiraby located and on macadam roads.
McLACHLES BANKING CORP'S.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G..
Main 43C Eyeninps North 315. :,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED,

r
BEAUTIFTLLY FURNISHED SMALL HOUSE;
Q rooms, 2 baths; immediate possession: short
circle. cali y. e2s4. 80 N'''D'
LARGE, COMpLETELY FURNISHED, TEN
rooms, two baths, to responsible party for six
months or longer: one Of the best NV. Ioca-
tions; $1s5 per month. Address Box 29s-P,
Star office. 10"
WE'LL FURNISHED Z ROOMS AND BATH,
sleeping porches; garage; will rent for six
Park. s Address box 2s4.P. Star ofice.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR-
ITUNITY TO RENT AT
TRACTIVELY FURNISHED
MODERN HOUSE in best
northwest section; all modern
Improvements; double garage;
occupants leaving city April first.
Phone for appointment, North
591-J. 14*
s ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL sT.-sEMI-
detached Ssoom house. completely furnished:
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
713 18th st: Main 2345.
SUBURBAN: RMS, SLEEPING PoRCHEs;
an sm5; references; reasonable. Address Box
NICELY FURNISHED 1O-ROOM HOUSE; SIX
bedrooms; big yard, garage, phone. baths. etc. !;
rent. 500 monthly; March Is. SIS New Jer-
sey ave. NV.
FoUR:R60M FUkMIsHED BUNdAL6w.
possession. Preferably to some one with car.
inquire 20 Jackson place. Act quickly.
SEE OUR ,FUKMIsHED" LIST
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC,
a 1918 VERMONT AVE. NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

1913 AND 1N5 9Th g. -N.w.-TW0 THREE
family apartment houses: twostory brick ga
rage in rear: good for. homes, investment Or
business; will sell q q whole or separate.
Don't miss this opportunity Of securing good
downtown property reasonable. Apply ].
CHASER, Owner, go Eye st. NV. =
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY
ron sALE-CoDtJnued.

CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO.
New listings Of bungalows. Priced right:
good terms. Look our lots over and let US
build you q ONE. Just as you want 1t, on
easy terms. 5516 Conn. ave. NV. Clev. 1887.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO., REALTOKs.
Special. Rest Groom bungalow in park for
81 100: nve mOntha old: up-tO-the-minute: high
and healthy; quick possession. Also Groom
bungalow. New. ready 10th; decidedly choice;
$6.S0O. Rrick apt. 20 rooms, $l,G00; q real
good auto on pike; $3.50. Some terms. Look
us over.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.
Col. O0O8 Takoma Iark. d. c.
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BOSS & PHELPS,

BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel M. 434O. 1906 H ST NV.
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Restricted and Zoned.
MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE
PARK.

Massachusetts, Ave-, west of
Sheridan Circle to near Con-
necticut Ave. Bridge. Rock
Creek Park to 32nd and Cathe-
dral Ave. Washington's best
home section. Wooded lots and
villa sites. Some as low as
$1,000. Telephone for Booklet.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main ess5. Established 1899.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and II.
AURORA HILLS-C0R. LOT: sOUTHERN
exposure: wonderful building site; water sew
era9e. cleo also lave a building site in Va.
Highlands. Address Box 136.M. Star ofnce u.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES IN ARGYLE
PARK, Just west of 18th and Webster streets
and overlooking Rock Creek Park. Have
detached home Of your own for about the cost
Of q ready-built house In q row. Phone for
particulars and inspection. MR.. ROBERTS.
with EDSON W. BRIGGS. owner. Main 1874.
l109 18th at NV
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COUNTRY BOARD

CHILDREN can get board and attend schc
at Elmwood farm. Mrs. C. Gartrell. Broo
VILE Md 14s
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UNFURN1SAEO.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME NEAR DUPONT
circle, having 10 rooms and baths, hot-water
heat and electricity. House has hardwood
floors throughout and is in excellent condition,
Rent reasonable. PEROY H. RUSSELL CO.,
9o6 18th ct. Franklin 5732.
10th ST. HEIGHTsE7-ROOM HOUSE; ANIL;
double garage; adults only; 500 month. Col.
682S-J 15s
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o rooms, baths; immediate possession: short
or long lease: reduced to 500; near Dupont
Circle Call n 0254
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-03
SUSPECT WOMAN
OF MANY MURDERS
Five of Her Husbands
Who Carried Insurance
Mysteriously Died

CLEVELAND, May 2.-"Think of
the fun we could have IL Joe died
suddenly with all his insurance
money to spend"
This statement attributed to a
woman held on a grand larceny
charge in the county Jail. while
Coroner p. A. Hammond exhumes
the body Of her soldier husband,
was told to Prosecutor Edward c.
Stanton today as he probed into a
b'tase which he thinks may reveal
five murders-all the work of a
female Borgia, according to the po-
lice theory-three of them former
husbands and two of them her
children.
According to facts already gath
cred, the woman prisoner has been
married five times--she was twlc e
divorced, while her other husbands
died under suspicious circumstances.
Her last husband, It is said, died
about a year ago, shortly after an
application for an increase in his
$4,000 government insurance policy
had been refused. One of the other
Husbands had carried a policy for
$1,000 while the other carried $500.
all Of which was paid to the widow,
according TO information placed In
Stanton's hands.
On the outcome OF chemical ex-
animation which will be made with
In the next few days will depend
whether or not the larceny charge is
changed to murder. it was stated
This afternoon.
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CITY ANNOUNCES
new APP0INTES
All Offices Now Filled
by New Managerial
Government

sAPULPA, May 2.--The appoint
ments OF several department ex-
ecutives to serve under the manager
form of government, which took
charge Of city affairs here yester-
day. replacing the old commission
system. were announced today by
City Manager j. G. Manning. They
were.
City Health officer-Dr. ]. s. Nc
Allister.
Chief of Police-Ralph Morey.
City Engineer--F. l.. Lawrence.
Chief Of Fire Experimentation.
NJ. Collier.
Water STANDARDIZATION A.
Teel.
The police chief. fire chief and
water superintendent were all re-
appointments. All five Of the men
selected to head departments today
were ready to take charge OF their
work.
The positions of street commits
sioner and superintendent OF ceme-
teries will be handled by the city
engineer under the managerial plan.
II is believed by the present officials
that one man can devote the proper
'N' w Nihi W Alt lnItt OlllCfN
and an engineers training makes
the officer in that branch most fit
ted for the task. The savings in SAL
aries Will also be in keeping with the
economic policy adopted by the new
city administration. 1t was pointed
out.
III new city commissioners are
getting all urgent business out of
the way as speedily as possible in
order TO insure the machinery of
the. manager administration moving
with all smoothness at the earliest
possible date.
This morning a city health or
dinance was passed providing for
the position OF city health officer,
who Will have charge of sanitation
ana sickness regulations. The or
dinance also provides for a sanitary
enforcement officer who will be a
member of the police force.
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day in invitations to be present at
the session.
The Rev. ]. r. Alternately. promi-
nent Oklahoma speaker. will talk
on 1.-THE Soul OF a City" Mayor II.
A. McCauley will also be on the
program for a short talk. Luncheon.
music and other addresses will COM
plete the evenings numbers.
New Judge Gets Busy.
Eight fines were assessed from as
many persons in police court this
morning when Judge j. II. n. Cobb,
new police magistrate under the
managerial form OF government
which took office yesterday. held
his first session on the municipal
bench.
Lige Mayes, George Huston, John
CASTOR, Lee Grays and G. Burns
were each fined $40 on charges OF
gambling. l.. T.. Edwards was fined
$3.50 on charges Of being a vagrant
and professional gambler. Tandy
Self and Eddie Harry were each
fined IS for vagrancy.
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Johnson, Linden Knight. Coleman
Jackson and Telma Lee, who by
their appearance in the play will fiji
the last OF the requirements separat-
ing them individually from member
ship In the dramatic fraternity. Re
quirements include taking Of n
major role In two plays and acting
OF n minor role in four plays.
on the stage Johnson, In the lead
ing masculine role, is tho husband
who mlsunderstands. OFF stage, he
Is a varsity senior OF the '22 class. n
leader In student activities and an
oklahoma Cityan. Nora Helmer,
the misunderstood wife. will be
played by Euuice Macarthur and tho
three others whose lives run parallel
or cross each other in lbsen's fa-
nous play will be acted by knight.
Jackson and Miss Lee.
The university chapter OF the ma
tiOnal Theta Alpha Phi fraternity
sponsors the production. while tho
Tulsa Drama club has signified
hearty approval of the choice of an
lbsen classic for stage production.
The performance will start at s:15
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-03
RING CIRCUS
BEING PRESENTED
uippodrome Show at Car
nival Recalls Early
Circus Times

"A one-ring circus, with many OF
! ,sse features so popular in the old
a.vs when all circuses were me-
ling affairs, is being presented by
,,e C. A.. Workman show at the
shrine circus this week. 1t is known
a, the Hlppodrome show, and not
orly do they have trained wild ami
nails. but the program includes ac-
robats. aerial performers. horses,
monies, monkeys and donkeys. In
fact everything that is to be seen
in any big Ncircus on the road today.
Capt. George Bray and his per-
forming lions is one Of the big fea-
tures of this attraction. Captain
SsBray has four lions. well trained,
and they go through their perform
ance with a snap and willingness
hat shows they like and UNDER
And their trainer. Captain Bray
~ one Of the few animal handlers
J who does not believe in soaring and
nunishing animals to make them
understand. He goes into the arena
every performance with nothing but
whip in his hand, and never thinks
about taking a revolver or steel bar
for his protection. lie says he first
wins the confidence of the animals
and then trusts them, even to the
extent OF placing his life in their
hands-or paws.
"Blngo," a trained mule Is an
other Of the star performers on this
bul. 'Bingo" does a lot of things
that many think is impossible for
an animal to do, and seems to
thoroughly understand everything
that is said to him. Apparently the
trick he likes best of all is to bal
ance himself on a heavy plank and
then swing up and down just like
kids on a see-saw. 1t is q great
trick and quite a feat for any ami
mol to perform.
EThere are a number of other
good acts on the program, includ-
ing the Schoene brothers. who
!. we're featured with the Hagenback-
u Wallace show last season.
The circus is being staged under
the auspices of the Akdar temple
and was opened Monday with one
of the most successful ceremonials
In the history of the local Shrine
when &C novices were initiated into
the mysteries of the order.
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TO ENTER
BEAUVIS' TRIBE
Chief Explains Why Mrs.
Stillman Couldn't
"Be An Indian"

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, May 2.
An application vas once filed for an
entry of Mrs. Anna L. Stillman into
the Caughnawaga Indian tribe, Pate
DeLille, chief Of the tribe. testified
on the stand before Referee Daniel
j.. Gleason in the Stillnlap divorce
suit today.
Fred Beauvais, correspondent
named by James C. Stillman in his
suit to divorce Mrs. Stillman, is a
member OF vhe tribe, DeLille testi-
fled, but ven Beauvais had lost
caste. because he was not a FULL
blooded Indian but was half bred.
DeI.ille could not say who filed
the application for Mrs. Stillman's
entry into the tribe but the proce-
.dure wac foolish, he said, because
no white person "a ever be ad-
mitted.
The Indian chief also testified that
the Beauvais family belongs to the
Bear clan of the Caughnawaga In
dams. which clan is divided into
white" and "black" divle.ons.
An attempt was made by Still
mans attorneys to link up those
names with the messages alleged 10
have been sent by Mrs. Stillman to
Fred Beauvais after the birth OF Guy
Stillman in November, 1913, which
read:
The little black bear has ar
rived"
Guy Stillman's paternity has been
questioned by the former millionaire
banker.
Only one small portion OF the tes-
timony taken in Canada for Mrs.
Stillman was stricken out. That was
dropped by consent OF both sides.
All testimony relating to attempted
bribery of Mrs. Stillman's witnesses
by agents of her husband were al
lowed to stand, IL was reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-03
NEW CLUE TO MURDER
Woman Writes That Victim I'm Par
sonngc Murdsr Asked for Aid In
Finding Musical Position.

HOOPESTON, III, May 2.--In-
vestigators OF the mystery surround
Ing the death OF Miss Gertrude
Hanna, 2~5-yedr-old choir singer,
whose body was found In an aban-
doned parsonage here, were thrown
onto a new trail this afternoon on
hearing the girls father. w. Il.
Hanna, had received a letter signed
Mrs. Nora McCloud, Rossville, H.
saying that Miss Hanna had asked
the writer's aid in obtaining work as
n musician with a Philadelphia man.
ager.
They were in need of girls and
7 told him OF your daughter" said
the letter. "He might confess"
The name Of the music company
was Withheld.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-03
First Tariff Test Vote
Defeats Amendment

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The first
record vote on the new tariff bill
in the senate came late today when
Senator King, democrat of Utah
demanded a roll call on an amend
ment offered by him to reduce the
specific duty on acetic anhydried, a
compound used In the manufacture
of aspirin, from 5 cents to 2 Ia
cents per pound. The amendment
was defeated by n vote OF 81 to 81.
The committee provision Of 5 cents
per pound was substantially adopted
by q vote of AZ to 2. The duty
fixed in the house bill was s cents
n pound.
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NATIONAL PHI TO
GAIN 4 MEMBERS
That Many Qualify in
Staging of Play at
Tulsa University

Most probably the national Theta
Alpha Phi dramatic fraternity Is not
aware of the fact but, nevertheless,
It will gain four new members
through the staging of lbsen's "a
Dolrs House Thursday evening at
tho University OF Tulsa auditorium.
Tho four newcomers into the ma
tional organization will be Lawrence
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Pumpcr Injured hy Engine.

After becoming entangIod In the
flywheel on an engine at the gasu-
line plant Of the Scelly oil company,
east Of Beggs, II. II. Hildebrand, an
employe OF tho company, was
dashed to the floor and badly in
jured about the chest. shoulders
and head late yesterday. lie Is TX
pected to recover. according to at
tendants at a local hospital.
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Club TO Assist Girls.

A Mothers and Womens Co-opera-
tive club, which will function to-
ward girls In the same manner that
Rotary clubs handle boys affairs,
ls to be organized at a luncheon in
n Y. w. c. A. dining room next
thursday, 1t was announced today.
Every woman in Sapulpa is invited
to attend the meeting.