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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

attended the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION in New York this week.
Rev. James r. Jackson. OF Maurcr-
town. has returned home after IA visit
here with friends.
Mrs. Henry Lightscy. OF Hampton.
:. c.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. W.
y. Hodges. Victoria Avenue.
Mrs. II. g. Royal and Mrs. W. ".
Ellington. OF High Point. y. c. have
been visiting Mrs. W. Z. Daniel.
Mrs. j. G. Nowlin and daughter.
Miss Preston Nowlin. have como I,
Houston. Texas. to spend tho winter
with Mrs. Nowlin's son. j. Christian
Nuwiiu. Jr.
Miss patsy Johns has returned to
Buckingham. after visi, with Mr..
and Mrs. ". -. Allen.
Miss Margaret Buch has gone TO
Baltimore To- enter Gouchnr college.
Mrs. c. $ Adams has returned from
an automobile trip and hiking trim
through the White Mountains
Mrs. Malcolmu Gri'iin. az Bedford
has returned home, after stay her"
with Mr.. and Mrs G. :. ADAMS.
Mrs. l.. J. Fieg. Jr., and son. Of
University. are visiti,E Mrs Figs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. j. Mcclure
Mrs. Evelyn stone has gone to
New York city 10 study.
Mrs. Gilbcr; II wilkins was hos
toss at luncheon I'm honor Of her
guest. Mrs. Massie Wadwick. of Slan
Fork. w. Va. and Mrs. Hugh Capcr-
ton. of Charleston. W. Va. tho CUES,
OF Mrs. Ben Wiles. a; Sweet Brier
covers were laid for ten and in ad
clifton TO those mentioned tho guests
we're: Mrs' Dexter otey. Mrs. John "
Craddock. Mrs. Thomas y. Christian
Mrs. A. Lee Beasl-y. Mrs. Nathan y
Handy and Mrs. A Z Carr!ncton.
Mrs. George w Crumley. Of lie
stone. senn.. is visiting her sister
Mrs. Sam Jack MusicE
Mrs. G.. a. Stevens and two SON.
Of Roanoke. have been visiting MR.
W X Mcdonald
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LINCHBURC

Especial to The Times Dispatnh.l
LYNCHBuRG, VA, oct. =
Misses Goodwin. A!leen Bond. Ethel
ltirom. Sall!e Hammer and Fvclyn
Williams are spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. H";Ad.
At "Cresweli." their country place
near Forest
Miss Janet wood Logan Gricve
and Miss Elizabeth Stamford have
gone by automobile to New York
wher" Miss Gricve Will meet some
relatives from Scotland
Mrs John a. Faulkner has returned
from Bryn Mawr. where she entered
her daughter. Miss Nancy Faulkner,
in tho Baldwin Preparatory School.
Mrs &. T.. c. Sanderson. of London.
has arrived here for a visit at nor
old home. She 10 now the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Henry NJ. Sackett.
Mrs. j. IT. Watkins has returned
from visit in Richmond
Mrs. Robert Terry. Of Eolia. Mo.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ. y Moor
man
Mrs Anna C Mundv. of Natural
Bridge. is the guest OF Dr. and Mrs.
John W. billiard
Miss Thelma Phelps, OF New YORK
City. Is visiting her father, s. p.
Phelps. here.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Owen arc In New
York City, having gone there on ac-
count OF the convention of tho Amer
lean Bankers Association.
Pattcson and Mrs. Bells Jcnninr.
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visiting her niece, Mrs. James A.
Blackman. of Hopewell. Va. has re-
turned TO her homo hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Frank Shepherd
and children, of Holmshead. Va.
we're recent visitors Ia the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. s. Taylor.
DR.. Keister AdamI Of Winchester.
vas recent visitor at Hotel Blan-
ton.
Mrs. Il. +. Robinson. who has tcen
visiting her brother. 7. g. Garrett. a,
Frcdericks Hall. returned home las,
week.
Mrs. W. s. Armstrong and two
children. of rocatello. Idaho. loft las,
week. after spending several days
here visiting her uncle. X. l.. Ban
ton.
Mrs. John GIIchrist. OF Richmond.
has returned to her home after
spending several days here visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs X. l.. Blan,on.
Miss Minnie Ransone, OF Roanoke.
MAS recent visitor in the home OF
her brother. X. Jack Ransone.
John Guy. OF Richmond. visited his
aunt. Mrs. Ellen 6. Holman. in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Garrett
recently.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Bland. Of Lynch
burg, is visiting friends hero.
IL r.. Fulcher. principal of the
Hamilton High School here. was
quite III all last week from ptonains
poison and not able to be at SCHOOL
iic is teaching this week. though he
!s vet very weak
Mss Lillian Baird. Of Highland
PARK. Richmond. Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Harry Westerholm. mere.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Moon, Jr.. and
daughter. Eleanor. mo'nred 10 Rich
mond on Friday. taking with th.y
Mrs Moons mother. Mrs 3. W Pal
more. who was operated on a the
st. Elizabeth Hospital on Friday
afternoon by DR.. r. H. Wright for
cataract.
II. o. sclater. Of Drewrv. Blum,
Va visited in the home OF - ".
Pa!more hero this week Nj Sclater
eft on TUESDAY for ScottEville to
visit hts son, Nathan T. Sclater
colonel -. ]. Perkins, George ".
Rashaw and Joseph Snoad. OF Fork
CnIon. Va, and e. r. Jones and Bur
leigh Sn"ad. Of Carysbrook. Va,
we're visitors hero Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Garrett were
Visitors in Richmond Wednesday.
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r. Miss Lucy Crawford

her daughter. Miss Lucy Crawford
Barrett.
Mrs, F. w. Sims has been a, Nal
vern Hi for several weeks visiting
her mother. Mrs. William Winston.
Mrs. a. r. Pollard. who has been
spending the summer at her home
In the Greens Springs. has left for
her home In Richmond
The Louisa County fair. which
lasted three days of the past week.
attracted all OF tho county people
and many from outside.
Tom Henderson. Of West Virginia.
IS in Louisa on visit to his mother.
Mrs. y. y. Walker.
Mrs u. s. Winston and grand
daughter. Frances Goodwin. have re
turned TO Louisa after "A visi, to
relatives in King William County.
Miss Stafford. Of Washington. who
spent the summer at Glen Marye.
has left for home.
Mrs. John Crank, OF Richmc.d.
was in Louisa last week visiting her
son. Russell Crank.
Charlie Cunningham left Monday
Tor Chicago whore he vii! spend tho
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Malcolm Omohuudro.
of Richmond. motored from their
summer home in Goochland 10 at
tend 6e Louisa fair.
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ Perkins spent
Sunday In Gordonsville with their
daughter. Mrs. W. G. Mason.
Miss Linda Henderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Neal. OF Orange. spent
several days last week In Louisa with
their mother. Mrs. -. y. Walker
Ernest Goodman. Of Richmond.
was here last week on a visit 10
Mr. and Mrt II. f. Trice.
John Il. Levy, Of Baltimore, spent
tho Weekend AT INC home OF Mr..
and Mrs Leon I.ovy.
Mrs Ellen Crawford and daughter.
Miss Annie. Of Athens. Ga. is ex-
pect.d in Louisa the middle o. this
month.
Miss Gass. OF Charlottesville. spent
the past week with her cousin. Mrs
Alice Woclfolk.
John Armstrong Chaloner. Of
Merry M!lls. was Louisa visitor
during tho fair.
Frank Terrell has accepted posi-
ton In Huntington. W. Va.
Miss Virginia Estes Crank has lef,
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ART DIRECTOR OF films
WORKING ON PAGEANT
captain NJ. X. Mortimer As.
sists in Staging Event at
Charlottesville

Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl
NhAfI|'I -ESNILLE. VA. Oct. t.
ART director for tho players Lasky
Co. author of several plays pro
duced by that world-famous motion
picture corporation. Captain NJ T..
mortimer. tho noted English writer
and dramatist. is collaborating with
Aliss sue Ann Wilson. writer and dt =
rector or pageants. and Or. Paul y.
barringer, former president OF vir-
Sinia Polytechnic Institute. In the
preparation Of tho great pageant
Tho Light OF Albomarle.'' for the
approaching Home Coming Celebra-
ton. to DO held in this city Novem-
her IA
Caa,ain Mortimer Is n dis1ing-
uishcd soldier and was wounded
-FOUR times In tho recent World War
He was ono of tho hrst 100000 men
sent TO tho front by England. only
300 OF whom now live. His regimen,
was the Firth Lanccrs. and the las,
To leave Mons. Captain Mor,lnor
Is the guest Of his friend Colonel
r. +. r!a7,. on tho latter's osta,. a,
kcswick.
Miss Wilson. who Will diroc, ~.
pageant, has had rvc years ex,cyt.
encc on tho stage with Otis skinner
Ganville Barker Ethel Rsrrvuo-.
Fr-nk BACON. etc. and for the pa,
year and half has beer connected
VIII Commrnit" Service az dramatic
and pagcantry director.
The Homecoming celebration
promises 20 hc n big success. Ms.
torichl addresses, parean.s, nil
Rr!mages and rarades Viii be ol-
STAINING features. Mard!-Gras and
Hid"ay attractions. torchiight pro.
~
parts OF the p-oIra,. On tho ror-,h
day Virginia Will meet WashInY,on
and Ice on the football fold a, tho
university.
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Monday for months trip TO Wash
inston, New York and Boston.
Miss Fannie Cloyd. OF Dublin, Is
the cues. in RlackshurC OF HEP
cousins. tho Misses Houston.
Rev. Norman Johnson is attending
the fall meeting nr Montgomery
Frcsbytery in Radford.
Miss Pcmberton Thackcr. account
ant OK tho extension division. lef; to-
day for months visit 20 relatives
In Richmond and WaSNinCtou
Miss Ed"l Thompson, of College
station. Ten, has accepted a position
on tho stcnoEraphic staff oe the OK
tension division, and begun her
duties there this week.
William NJ. Lyhrook is tho guest
OF Colonel and Mrs. John w VIII
iiams In Richmond for Fair Week
Miss Margaret Coleman has Re-
signed her position a. secretary for
the department Of HORTICULTURE and
returned to her home In Danvilla
Her place has bceu taken By Miss
Faust, OF Christiansburg.
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BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BLACK SRURG. VA. Oct Mrs.
Preston Means and Mrs Frank W
'hristian. who have been At Noun
tain View" the Palmer summer
home. near Rlacksburg. for six
weeks, left Wednesday for Richmond
Miss Mary r. Henderson LET,
Thursday for a visit To Strashurg and
Fairfax. From Fairfax she will go
:" Richmond To spend month with
her sister. Mrs. Henry G. Frochllns
Mrs. Otto 6. BurKhart returned
friday from months stay with
relatives At Lykens. Pa.
Professor and Mrs. William H
Rasche arc at Craig Healing Springs
Professor Rasche is on leave from
The college to recuperate from a
recent illness.
Mrs. W. +. Davis and son. VIII
lam Patton Davis. Of Petersburg
arc guests OF DR.. and Mrs John z
Williams.
MIR and Mrs. Fred e. Glassett loft
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Miss Borum. OF Nottoway COUNTY.
who is teaching in Anhcrs.-thts
year. sp"nt the weekend with he.
aunt. Mrs. Thomas whitehcad,,,
Miss t:rma White has returned
from a visit "a her sister. Mrs. :. r..
Vail. at Sandlsos.
Miss Matti" r. Ware returned
Wednesday from 4 visit 20 Mrs f..
Myers inbotham at Ciiax. in
Bedford County.
Miss Minnie kirkpatrick. OF .Stras-
burg. spent tho weck-cnd wI.h
friends in Amherst.
Miss Gladys Kent has gone to
Pleasant View. where she will no
instructor in music this year.
o. /. Evans. OF Lynchburg. spent
several days this week with Mr. and
Mrs. +. II. Evans. 40"
Mrs. BESSIE l.. ware has returned
from u visit 10 Mrs. Ella W. Ware
IN LynchburE.
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FORK UNION

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FORK UNION. VA. Oct, Mrs.
j. T.. Sncad has returned 10 New
York after visiting her sister. Mrs.
w. =. Jones.
Mrs. Rufus S. Snoad loft this week
TO DO the guest of Mrs. Horace Bran
ham In Richmond.
!. -. Perkins and vito. OF North
Carolina, is spending SON" limo at
tho home OF y. J. Perkins.
y large number OF Fluvanna people
attended tn" state Fair. Fluvanna
Fair opens Tuesday. for three dave
Tho BAPTIST Church here rendered
the academy cadets reception with
refreshments recently.
There Is much interest in tho F.
/. NJ. AGr'rr"f j'y Of Virginia
freshman game h.re on October IL
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CARTERSVILLE

lsp"c!al % Tho Times Dis2a.ch
'AEI EltSNl i.I;E. VA. oct &c
Grafton rlnntou aud J WESLEY car
T"tt cadets ot Y. i. l.. have returned
20 bldeHsburs They were accom-
panied By Two rate" Charlie .
sanarfF"n. sen o: Mr. and Mrs
Charles X. Sauhcrson. and Wu =
h9".Tson son II Mr.. and Mrs " n
Miss Marvel Ellz1bc,h paimoro.
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. VI \. raj.
more. q: Dr'wrys Blur. is y SUDDEN,
at the Hamilton Iilgh school nero
'h'S year. "nc i7 staying with her
grandparents. SIR and Mrs 3. ".
Palinore.
Misses Thelma Pauline Rhodes.
FhN!is' SncnG and Lu-ilc Jannings
nave returned 10 Farm"!lle 10. their
second year At the State Normal
Nash H. snead. Jr.. son Of DR. ans
Mrs. SASH p. snead. has returned "a
WILLIAMSBURG for his second yen- a.
william and Mary College.
oscar ~ fvlchc-. 81 Amherst. Va
, visited hts brother. II r F,,lchor
mere recently II" left FOR Richmond
to enter 'ho Medical College.
Miss inrlc Elizabeth Robinson,
daurhtcr o.: Mr.. and Mrs. W F.
: 'N''lNN"N' VINO Is teaching In Rich
md This year. and her friend. Mics
hyls bottoms. spent last weekend,
- Miss Robinson's home here.
fMrs W. v. Morris and sons. J. Der
WARD and Davis. who have been wig.
ting In tho home OF NJ. and Mrs. w
y Rhodes. have returned 10 their
horn" IN Washington.
carter II. harrison, student n,
William and Mary College. has re.
,u:net "a Williamsburg after spend
ing tho summer with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 4. J. Harrison. hero.
Miss Helen Reynolds has let. .or
Richmond. where she Will spend the
winter.
Nre Tthcl r crowdcr and son
i'"H ION. who have been spend,ne
T1r; o. m" summer hero. have re
iHrar' to Appomattox. Va. for tho
winter.
Arthur II. Holland. student AZ IN,
University OF Maryland. College
iagk. Nd. who has been spending
n" summer hero with his parents
NJ. and Mrs. p. A. Holland. has re
,urncd to College Park
Miss Maria Broun. who has bser
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LOUISA

Especial 20 This T!mos-Dispatch.l
LOUISA. VA. Oct. T-N-s Bun
Wiley who has been spending tho
summer With Mrs FLOYD Cheney. a.,
Glen Marye, has left for her home in
Atlanta
Mrs = X Ra-rer, was cailed 10
Lr7~rh1rg Friday ~ tho illness o..
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for Worsham. Va. where sh4 will
teach the coming session.
Rev. and Mrs. James a. Armstrong
have returned from visit TO Shep-
hcrdstown. ". Va
John II. Crank. Of Richmond. at
tended directors meeting OF the
Bank of Louisa Saturday
Mrs. W. ". Wills. of PalmyrS is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. J. \.
Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Goodwin and
Miss Mary Goodwin. Of Richmond.
were tho guests this wcek or Misses
L. and \. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec DuVall spent the
Weekend in Richmond
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AMHERST

AMHERST, VA Oct. Rev. J. 4
Thomas this week attended tho ses-
sion of tho West Hanover Prcsby-
terry. which convened At Covcsvillc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
SCHOOL BONDS SOLD
State School Land Department Dis
poses OF More Than Half Million
In Oklahoma Sccnritics.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May s.
Sales of s641,000 worth OF bonds
was announced today by A. s. j..
Shaw, secretary 10 the commits
sioners OF tho school land depart
ment. The bonds were sold, dcliv-
cred and paid for yesterday, Shaw
said, and the money is to be placed
in the farm loan fund, to be loaned
at once TO farmers OF the state.
The bonds were sold at par and
accrued interest. the entire amount
going TO the Brown drummer In
vcstment company OF wichita.
A total OF $73S000 worth Of
bonds was offered for sale and it
was expected the unsold block,
amounting to $4,000. would be
placed soon.
The bonds sold were: $4,000
worth of Bristow bonds: $4,000 OF
Creek county refunding bonds. $751;
600 of saltwater school bonds: s6S.-
600 OF Pryor school bonds; S210,00C
of Creek county road bonds; 100000
OF Love county refunding bonds
$4,000 of Duncan school bonds
siOS,00O OF Bryan county road
bonds ana $4,000 OF MuskogeC
county bridge bonds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
WOMEN HELD
IN TAXI THEFT
Held Up Driver, Took His
Money and Car, Using
Pistols, Charge

TOPEKA. Kan. May 5.--Infor-
nation receleved by the police here
this morning from Kansas City
Kan. indicates that two of the four
young women arrested here yester-
day driving a Ford sedan and bear
ing a Missouri license tag, are i'm
pllcated IN the holding up OF n tax
driver.
According 20 the police informa
tlon, two OF the women hailed Cecil
Holopeter. driver FOR the Edison
| Automobile Livery company. al
Eighth and Central. Missouri side
Arriving at the City Park drive
both the women drew revolvers
holding up the driver, relieving hin
Of his Ford sedan and SIS in cash
| driving away.
When the women hailed the tax
one was then dressed as n man
| Which two of the four that held NJ
the driver is not known. When ar
rested here they gave their name,
as Joe Connolly, 10; Verne Flaherty
10; Rosa Bass, %, and Marie Ra
mont, 10.
They were picked up by reques
| OF farmer living east OF Roc9
Creek. whore they stopped to ge
gasoline. and told conflicting stories
saying they were on their way from
| st. Joseph.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
7. u. RECEIVES A
GIFT OF $4,000
Bristow Man Sends in a
$4,000 Check for the
Current Expenses

A gift of $4,000 for the current
expenses OF the University OF Tulsa
has just been made by A. a. Rolle-
stone of Brlstow. a member OF the
board of trustees OF the institution.
The gift was volunteered by Rolle-
stone at the regular board meeting
this week. In accepting President J.
NJ, Gordon said that the contribution
gained new value from the epon-
taneity with which It was Of
fered and the spirit OF real interest
in the welfare OF the institution thus
manifested by n man not located In
this city. Rollestone. who In in oil
producer. has been member OF the
board about eighteen months. The
wife of his son, Ed Rollestone. at
tended Kendall college,
A campaign for n million dollar
endowment for the school will he
launched in october. according 20
definiate decision reached by trus-
tees. a communication In to be sent
hN 'nit W INV lkbthtItlltT II Ou0uu-
tion stating the date and goal of this
campaign and requesting that the
foundation provide. ms Ia their Gus.
tom, one third of the total amount
sought IL tho remaining two-thirds
is secured through other channels
The request for $4,000 on teachers
salaries this year and next will also
he renewed. The communication will
be Addressed to DIR. II. c. Sage. sec
| retary OF tho general educational
board of the Rockefeller Founda-
tion, who visited the school this
spring.
| The board aslo elected as assistant
teachers for noXt year Miss Louise
Willbanks of Sallsaw who will re-
celve the bachelor OF science degree
In Juno and Miss Aileen Moody oi
Porter who Mt the same time will be
granted tho bachelor OF arts degree
The teaching faculty for next yea,
will not bs completely decided upor
before the cloe OF tho present schoo
| wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
OIL MAGNATES GOING HOME
Waller Tcagic Heads Party En-
Route TO New York From Mexico

LAREDO, Texas. May b,-Walter
Toagle, Il. L. Doheney, Il. O. Lufkin
and other prominent oil magnates
passed through here early today on
a special train for New York city.
after having attended n conference
in Mexico City with President Obre-
gon and other Mexican officials on
oil matters.
The party was shown every cour-
tesy, Teagle stated, and n satisfac-
tory agreement regarding taxation
| OF oil production bids fair to be
reached De In Huerta of Obre-
CONS cabinet will be in New York
| city the last OF this month, the Of
ficials stated. to complete details OF
the agreement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
URGES LOYALTY TO MExICANs
Native OF Mexico Here on Tour TO
Address Countrymcn.


Sig. Luis q. Soto. a civil engineer
and native OF Mexico talked to Mex
leans Of Tulsa Friday night at 42S
North Boston on what he believes
their attitude towards the United
states government should be as
residents of this country. Soto Is an
opponent OF radicalism in any form
and combats 1. w. w. and boil
shevism.
Soto speaks English with diff
Guilty and 1t is not easy to under
stand him. lie explained that with
the consent of the Mexican govern
ment he is in yhis country to en-
courage friendship and good Will
between the two countries and to-
wards that end Is trying to teach
Mexicans who are already residents
here TO be loyal and contented citi-
zens. At no time in any of his talks
does he touch upon organized labor
or the open shop movement but
urges his fellow countrymen 70
work hard, give their best to their
employers and be content with their
| remuneration. re Soto bears creden-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06

tials from the department Of ,us,..
and large companies and eorno.,
tions in New Mexico. Arizona c.
rado, Texas and other states.
He expects. during tho ssvo..,
days that he will be here. % ask az.
consent, of heads of big OH c,m ,n'
panies to address their Mexican sua n'
ployes In their own tongue W'
goes from here to Oklahom3 Ci,v ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
TRUE GUlLTY--GETS DEATH
Defense OF Insanity Fails and Avia-
tor Accused of Murder Condemned

LONDON. May 5.-Roland True,
Former aviator and instructor in avi-
alton at Americana flying fields, to-
day was found guilty OF the murder
OF Miss Gertrude Yates in her Ken.
sington apartment. He was SEN
fenced to death.
The prosecution contended that
True had murdered the girl for her
jewelry. valued at about $1,000. The
defense was insanity which was said
TO have resulted from an airplano
accident. Mrs. True testified that
she was n former American chorus
girl and that she married True while
he was acting as instructor at the
Mineola, Long Island, flying field
In 1917.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
tho British and the sovic. govern
oh Man,!

tho British and the soviet govern
ment.
Officials are confident that the
Standard on companys plan as far
as Russia IL concerned, will be to
conform to the state departments
policy since the government stands
ready to protect American inter-
ests In their Russian claims. II Is
doubted that any agreement would
be lasting which ignored the claims
OF American interests, In view OF
tho notice already served by this
government that American rights
must be protected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
Gould suit Gets Setback.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The order
OF Supreme Court Justice Gay which
would have granted Edith Kelley
Gould $1,000 to reopen in New York
state her suit to divorce from Franz
Gould, was reversed today by the ap-
pellate division OF the supreme court.
for action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
BlGAMY CHARGE PLANNED
Woman Who Claims TO BE Wife of
Pole Who Married Heiress,
IN Take AcfiOn

PARIS, May 5,-Counsel for Nine
Leuboff Mouremsky announced to-
day that she would file charges ot
bigamy against Anatase Andrevltch
Nonsiatsky, the young pole wnn
married In Now York vast year Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06
Humiliation Board Quite.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 5.-After
fixing permanent valuations for
1922 on many public service corpora
tions In the state. the state board of
equalization adjourned today until
May 10. Vaulation OF railroad prop
erty will he taken UP by the board
on May 26, It was announced.