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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
CONFERINTA
PRELIMINARY
DELA HACA

HAGA, 16 Iunie.-Sedinta pri-
ma a expertilor adunati la Haga a
Occurs in mod foarte comic. Ime-
dat la inceput s'a angajat 0 lupta
intre presedintele Karnebeck 81
ziaristii de fata ce s'a terminal Gu
victoria ziaristilor.
Cand ziaristii englezi, francezi
81 americani au aflat intentia CON
ferintei ca sedintele sa fie secrete
au inaintat un protest presedinte-
lui Karnebeck. Delegatii adunat
au fost foarte, mirati vazand ca
sutele de ziariSti Sc precipita il
sala de sedinta. Deschiderea con
sfatuirilOr fost amanata. Prese
dintele Karnebeck spus ca con
ferinta s'ar simti fericita daca co
respondentii ziarelor ar parasi sali
de sedinta. FL lea declarat ca n,
vor Fl admisi nici char in curte;
palatului pacei.
Prima sedinta a fost fara nici
coloare. N'au participat decat ex
peril, oameni carl erau lipsiti d.
initiativa, din instructia guvernu
lui lor.
Dupa terminarea sedintei Kar
nebeck a incercat impaciuire
corespondentilor ziarelor fnvitan
du-i la un ceaiu-dar comunican
du-le ca garzii au primit ordine G.
sa nu-i mai lase nici in jurul pala
tului pacei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

CREVEI
MINERILOR

Cincinnati, q. 15 lunie. - Fe-
deratia muncei din America, in
trunita aici in cOnventie, apro.
bat greva minerilor de carbuni 81
a aplaudat posibila greva IA
1,25O.0OO de muncitori de la cailc
ferate.
Aprobarea grevei mlnerilor a
fost facuta dupa discursul d-lu;
William Green, secretar 81 easier
al organizatiei United Mine
Workers Of America, in care a
spus ca Sc putea ca minerii de
carbuni sd ceara federated al
ajuta GU ceva bani pc timpul cat
vor sta ip greva.
Aplansele ce au urmat indicau
ca cererea era bine primita.
Presedintele Gompers, prezen
tand pc Green, Ia felicitat pentru
curajul sau de desfide pc ur
''judecatOr tran care detest
ordin de Sc opri ajutorarea gre
Visitor mineri. Atunci Green I
anuntat spunea Gompers CT
el va continua sd ajute pc mincri
grevisti. Dupa aceia judecatoru
a modificat ordinul.
In vOrbirea sa, Green a zis:
'Lupta a tinut mai m,rlt d.
zece saptamani. Ea a inceput G,
disperare din prima ri. In cam
purilc de carbuni din West Vfrgi
mia barbati, ,femei 81 copii au fos
aruncati in strada din colibel
mizerabile &c apartin stapanilo
de mine. Atunci organizatia noa
stra la pus la adapost in mist
corturi de panza, singurul lucr
ce Ia pntut face ca sal apere d
urgia vantului 81 a ploilor.
/ 'Minerii mai bine lupta Gu r
lzicnl de q pierde lupta, decat $
accepte reducere in plati orr cit,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
Ce nu pot pri-
Cepe Arde|enii
Instabilitatea 81 anarhizarea vietii
de Stat prin poltica de particle.

Spuneam ca politica nu poate
ii singura explicatiune gravel
crize din cuprinsul neamului no.
stru intregit 81 ca mai sunt alte
elemente in mentalitatea, sufle,
tul sau deprinderile poporului
romanesc de peste Carpati carl il
fac sd nu Sc simta par Ca destul
de bine in comunitatea de Stat
national roman pc care, totusi, a
dorit-o GU atata pasiune.
Este paradoxal 81 Gu toate ace
stea perfect adevalat: Romanil
ardeleni, toti fara deosebire, char
cei aflati ia putcre'' ori Gu gu
vernul Averescu ori All GU guver-
null Bratianu, nu Sc simt bine 81
nu sunt de loc multumiti in atmos.
fera noastra de viata publica.
Facand constatarea acestui trlst
81 ingrijitor adevar pc care-l SIM
te oricine Isl ola cat de putina os-
teneala sa inteleaga situatlunlle
81 care este preocupat Gle blnele
81 interesul public, nu-i destul
sd conchidem in mod usuratec ca
toti Ardelenii sunt 'agitatori'
orr "firi de rasvratiti' sau ne
pregatiti inca pentru viata publ
ca 81 de conduccre' intr 'un stat
eare-i 81 al lor. O spunem acaasts
pcntru cd, in usurinta 81 superb
cialitatea politicianului de Roma
MIA veche deprins sa puma la Gale
treburile tarii intre 0 partida de
five-o clock Gu putin flirt 81 c
discutiune aprinsa de cafenea, nj
odata mia fost dat sd aud apre
cieri usuratece despre politica ar
delencasca.
| fC~ntlnuare pe pas. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

LONDRA, Is Iunie.-Noua con-
stitutie Irlandei, anuntata ieri in
ajunl alegerilor, da putere legala
tratatului -irlandez 81 spune
specificat ca orice amendment la
ca, sau orice lege vOtata in contra
zicere cu cele specificate in tratat,
va fl considerata nevalida 81 fara
putere de continuare.
Astfel constitutia uneste lrlanda
Gu coroana britannica in fclul in
care este unita Canada 81 celelalte
dominiuni.
Constitutia cere fiecarui membru
al parlamentului din statul liber sa
promita solemn credinta 81 leali-
tate constituted 81 sd jure ca va fl
credincios regelui, in virtutea ceta-
teniei comune irlandeze 81 engleze
81 n virtutea unirei ce o leaga pc
Irlanda de Anglia 81 dc .celelalte
teritorii din sanul patriei engleze
Documentul contine saptezeci 81
noua de articole, 81 e considerat ca
I'm instrument legal model 81 mo-
dern, care nu numai ca da dreptuI
sufragiului femenin, reprezentart
proportionala 81 referendumul po
porului, dar imputerniccste popo
rul insusi de initia legiferarile
Prin ca camera primestc mare
putcre privitor la tiparirca banc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
GREVA DE TRAMVAIE
DIN MEXICO CITY

Mexico City. - Conducatorii d.
tramvae au declarat greva All
noapte. Din cauza aceasta uzina
electrical, care in legatura Gu
tramvaele, nu mai 6unctioneaza.
Brutarii de asemenea an declarat
greva, simpatizand GU conduc-
tori. Astfel orayul Sc afla in cea
mai grea situate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
COMUNICATIA GU
'PLANETA MARIE

New Iork. Marele inycnta
tor, italian, William Marconi, a
iesit Gu iachtul sau pc ocean, de
unde vpieste sd trimita semnale
de radiografie pc planeta Marie.
Dansul va incepe trimiterea me-
sagelor Dumineca, cand Marie va
Fl mai aproape de pamant ca
oricand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16
conditiuni de munca. !"

Printre alte motiuni a fost 81
aceia de a Sc lua pasii necesar,
pentru organizarea muncitorilor
din atelierele mici de croitorie, q
scriitorilor din birouri 81 4 curati.
torilor de birouri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-16

IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea s. r. A. da I'M
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Mrs. Ringer Giyes
Partu For Pupils

Mrs. William Ringer entertained
her piano pupils Saturday with a de-
lightful morning party. Musical Stage
Coach" game In which each pupil
was assigned a musical term, was
feature. A story was then read bring.
ing In the terms. Each pupil falling
10 respond promptly paid n forfeit
which was only redeemed by playing
a piece. Six girls competed in play
ing Greig's Norwegian Bridal Process.
sion. The girls taking part in the
contest We're Hazel Holland Christine
Davis, Mona Ruth Webb, Clara Guy.
ton, Wilma, Ernstand Naomi McClar-
en-. Two prizes of gold coins We're
awarded in the games. first prize go.
ing to Miss Mona Ruth Webb and
second prize TO Miss Christine Davis.
Mrs. F.. |. Sorrells. Mrs. X. Il. Elk
els. and Mrs. II. B. Lambert acted
as judges. At the close OF the con.
test dainty refreshments suggestive OF
81. Patricks day were served. Mrs.
Ringer was assisted in entertaining
by Mildred Ernst. Mrs. Laura Cathey
and Mrs. A. r. Adams. Those en-.
tertalned were limited to piano pupils
They were: The Misses. Pearl Lubo.
vita, LeVerda Sessions. Lena Eliza.
beth Nolan, Olive BeSaw. Kathleen
Hardwick, Helen Luke. Margaret
Duke, Willeete Estes. Alice Bcncan,
Eleanor Duncan. Eleanor Dawson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Miss Guyton Entertains
.StenOgrdphOi Club

The Stenographoi Club had an en-
toyable meeting, last Tuesday evening,
March 7th, at the home of Clara
Guyton, us Hargrove. northwest. The
home was attractvely decorated in
green and white A very pleasing
program was given including:
What Business Man Of Today
Expects Of His Stenographer, Hal
Horton.
Reading, Mabel Ruth Stong.
The club held candy sale down
town, Saturday and are very much
pleased with the results.
After the business meeting the fol-
lowing members and guests enjoyed
at st. Patrick's party; Mary Rea,
Lyndal Hudson, Marguerite Warren.
Marzette Frye, Edith Hilton, Lorene
Haynie, Roberta Jones, Mable Ruth
Stong, Florence Felker, Vada Pace,
Mary Davis, Clara Bell Stubblefield,
Lois Easley, Sue Luce. Doris Banks,
Hardy Solomon, Cecil Irby, Luther
Dulaney, Sloan Scarborough. Philip
Rea, Harold Lewis, Hal Horton, Bural
Sims. Gordon Davidson, Glenn Cald-
well, Everette Henley, Clara Guyton,
Louise Nolan, Georgia Brooks, Louise
La Bate, Leila Lytton, Violet Boyd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Children'S s P0rty
GiUeR TuesddB

Mrs. Fred Tucker entertained AT her
home. 16 Scott stret, on Tuesday with
delightful child's party in honor Of
the fifth birthday of Master Fred
Tucker. Jr. Lolly-pop dolls in green
were presented to the little guests, who
enjoyed many delightful games during
the afternoon. An attractive birthday
cake with candle and a dainty ice
course with colored candies were
served. Prizes in the games were re-
ceived by Maria Jane Hall, Nancy
Blake Head Bobby Brown and Clifton
Easley. Mrs. Tucker was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Arthur Hall and
Mrs. Kirk Tucker.
The following little guest were preent:
Nancy Blake Head,
Dorothy Lee TyeI,
Helen Lowery,
Leah Genevie Kestler.
Joe Champion.
Cliff Easley,
Denny Fitzgerald,
Nancy Lee Staples,
Dorothy Heckethorn,
Clara Maurice.
Stewart McCollum,
Pres Maxwell,
Maria Ellen Hancock
!. :. :.
Mrs. Arthur Walcott had as her
guest this week Mrs. w. Y. Colbert.
son of Kiowa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Style Display AT
Local Store

Quite probable that no event in this
city has attracted so much attention
as the Style Revue conducted by Miss
Ann Griffin head Of the ladies' ready
to-wear department Of the Westhelmer
& Daube store, both in the morning
and afternoon of Friday.
The second floor of the new store,
which Is so artistlcally arranged for
such a display was beautifully deco
rated with spring blossoms which
made a wonderful background for the
new spring styles that were worn.
Seats were arranged for the visitors
who came to witness the unusual dis
play OF new gowns and one could note
the expression OF approval as they sat
looking at each creation as the mod
els passed down the long pathway that
extended the entire length of the store
and then on back to reappear in gar
ments, II possible, even more attract
i've than those shown before.
An orchestra was hidden on the op.
poste side Of the floor behind palms
and beautiful blossoms and their music
helped to make the hours all the more
pleasant while each model paraded
back and forth.
Dress models shown were Peggy
Paige, Ash G. Sattig, Piermont, Sassy
Jane, A. e. Fefcourt and Ben Ger
shel, in corols of periwinkle. tomato,
puppy.skin, reindeer and many other
popular spring shades, handled exclu-
sively by Ardmore's leading store.
These models We're worn by the Misses
Mabel Frances Robinette, Eva Carmen,
Nollye Yoe, Kathryn Barker, Mes
danes Lynn and Brown.
The hat models of Joseph, Vogue,
De Marines, Hyland, Rawak, Meadow
brook and Bruck Weiss. worn with
men, head Of the millinery depart
ment
Messrs. Teer and Shumate. heads Of
the novelty department. furnished the
accessories worn.
Mr. Murphy, manager Of the shoe
department, displayed with the cos
tunes the newest models being shown
shoes.
While these models were being dis
played, Messrs. Rohman and jeff
Arnold wore to an advantage the lat
est styles being shown for men in
sport, business and evening dress
bought by Mr.. Feeny head of the
men and boys department.
Childrens costumes presented by lit
tie Miss Violet Boyd, Sarah Rayfield
Margaret Gripon, Thelma Heenan, Hor
tense Kahn and Masters Golf Magee
and Milton Chisholm. These models
worn were French frocks, Patsy romp
ers and Perky Prim. Each child was
quite cunning as they strolled to ant
fro with their dainty little garments
Madge Evans hats were worn by the
small models. Little Miss Heenar
ceverly modelled the smartest creation
in a child's riding rabit
At the close of the revue, Miss
Robinette appeared in wonderful eve
ming gowns Of white and black sequin
and rendered several beautiful vocal
selections. The roses carried by Miss
Robinett were gift from Mr. Davis
to the girls on the second floor.
Several hundred people from Ard
more and surrounding country enjoyed
this most unusual Style Revue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Eastern Star Ladies
Organize Study Club

A number Of members of the East.
ern Star met at the residence of Mrs.
c. G. Whitchurch, 1907 Stanley
Wednesday afternoon and organized
the Ardmore o. +. s. Study Club. The
purpose of the club is encouragement
OF a study OF the principles of the
order and to promote socialibity among
the members. Meetings will be held
on the first and third Friday of each
month Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Whitchurch after the organi.
zation had concluded its business and
social hour was enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held next
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the home Of Mrs. J.. N. Cox, 1908
McLish avenue, Mrs. NJ. +. Coffee
will be leader. All members of the
Eastern Star in good standing are in
vited to attend and Join in the club
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Kindergarten Class
Entertained Friddy

Mrs. II. It. Crttenden's kindergarten
class had their second monthly party
Friday. Master Joe Champion and lit.
tie Miss Mary Writ Head acting as
host and hostess.
Those present We're:
Love Porter,
Ruby Porter,
Nancy Blake Head,
Mary Writ Head.
Dorothy Hancock,
Mary Ellen Hancock.
BETTY Ann McGilliard.
Hugh West,
Joe Leland West,
Joe Champion.
and Mesdames Frank Porter, Hugh
West, Frank Head. J r. Champion
and l., a. Hancock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Lindley on
Friday evening. The address will be
given Sunday.
All the Seniors and their friends
should attend this party.
The intermediate Endesvorers will
be entertained with a st. Patrick's
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Cline, sos Third avenue, north
west on Friday evening March 18th.
All the Intermediates are invited to
attend and bring all their friends.
The Women's Union will hold a
Missionary session at the church
Tuesday at 2:30 The subject will
be "Conquering the Jungles of Africa
and Mrs. Joe NJ. London will he
leader. A special message from the
United Missionary Society concerning
the death of DR.. Shelton will be
read 1t will be worthwhile meet
ing A hundred ladies should attend
At the board meeting Monday night
Chairman Love appointed the follow
ing music committee: w K. Burnitt
Mrs. Geo. Deardorf. Mrs. Cox. Mrs
Moffitt and Mrs. Campbell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Missionary Societies
BrOddaUdy NJ. r. Church

The missionary societies OF the
Broadway Methodist church will meet
on Tuesday at the following homes:
Circle Number One. Mrs. r. w
Calvert, sos B street, northwest.
Circle Number Two. Mrs. W. s
Wolverton. 139 r street, northwest.
Circle Number Three, Mrs. Marvin
Wolverton. 400 b street, northwest.
Circle Number Four. Mrs. Beulah
Hghtower. sos Fourth avenue. south.
west.
Circle Number Five. Mrs. r. w.
Randol. Mrs. A. Il. Seay, assistant
hostess, 105 C street, southwest.
Circle Number Six, Mrs. C. A. Ses-
sions. 919 C street. northwest.
Circle Number Seven, Mrs. w. F..
Combs, All X street. southwest.
Circle Number Eight, Mrs. Bird
Newman. s02 West Main street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
SOCIETY NEWS
- Phone 53S =

CONTINUED from preceding page)
of the 18th birthday of Miss Catherine
Dolman.
Attractive decorations in colors of
pink and white were used. Prizes
We're awarded in the games which fea-
tured the evening and the young
hostess was the recipient of many at
tractive gifts. Music and dancing was
also enjoyed. A dainty ice course was
served on small tables at the conclu-
sion of the games and tiny white in
dividual birthday cakes, centered with
candle, marked places for the guests.
Those who attended the party were:
Miss Helen Pennington.
Miss Frances Pennington,
Miss Dorothy Harde,
Miss Frances Baker,
Miss Roseine Fox,
Miss Leona Williams,
Miss Helen Murray
Miss Irene McBee,
Nsiss Evelyne Williams,
Miss IDA Mel Watson,
Miss Nellie Brawley,
Miss Rud Tate.
Miss Wallicia Gardner.
Miss Pauline McDorman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

Anna Carlin, Ruth Edda Darnell
Helen Johnson, Avis Mccullough.
Dorothy Bell, Goyle Magee, Leslie
Emily Frances Anerson, Geraldine
Holcomb, Geraldine Holcomb Jose.
phine Coffman, Lyndall Hudson.
Frances Ferrell. Wilma Ernst, Naomi
McClaren. Mona Ruth Webb Clara
Guyton, Hazel Holland, Christine
Davis, Mildred Ernst, Gladys Gilstrap,
Laura aCthey, Mrs. N. s. Burton,
Nelson Jean Burton, Mrs. f. /. Sor-
rells, Mrs. Roy NJ. Johnson. Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. w. c. Sain Mrs. Yelma
Moore and Mrs. Glen Cornweu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

made. Women who are graduates oe
any college or university are requested
TO phone or write Miss Colbert con-
cerning membership in this organiza.
tion and also making appointment for
the luncheon. Address Miss Colbert
at 907 d, northwest, or phone 1864.
4 Il +
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gait have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Sam Daube left yesterday for
Mineral Wells. Texas, where she ex-
poets TO remain for some weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Second Presbyterian
EndearOrerS to Meet

The Christian Endeavor Of the
Second Presbyterian church will meet
this evening with Miss Virginia Fra.
ley as leader. The topic is "Habits"
found in Proverbs and Hebrews Wis.,
itors will be welcome.
The business meeting OF the En-
deavor was held Thursday evening.
Patrlcks party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Fe,ndale ReUieaO Club
Entertained ThursdaU

The Ferndale Review Club met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. G. w.
Lewis, 22l ID street, northwest. The
club recited in concert the preamble
10 the Constitution Of the United
States. Current political events were
outlined by the leader. Mrs George
Bulard. The Disarmament Congress
was discussed by Mrs. Ringer and
the Bonus Bill by Mrs. Ashley Doug
las. salad course was served, by
the hostess. A bird program will be
given at the next meeting Of the club
which will be held Thursday after.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
A. A. u. w. Perfects
Organization Here

At a recent meeting Of the A A.
u. W. many things OF Importance
were discussed and the following Of
ficers We're electedi
President, Miss Madeline Colbert.
Vice President, Mrs. Fred Chapman.
Secretary. Miss Ann Anderson.
Treasurer, Miss Cora Dyer
A luncheon meeting will be held
at the Blue Goose Tea Room, Satur'
day, March is, at l o'clock, when
more definite plans for work will be
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Musical Program For
First PRESBYTERIAN

The musical program announced to-
day at the First Presbyterian church,
by Mrs. Arthur Kyle, director, is as
follows:
Morning Service.
Anthem-"My Faith Looks to Thee"
Mrs. j. b. Alexander. Mrs. e. II.
Roger, Mrs. Charles Van Week and
choir.
Violin obligato played by Mrs r.
Z. Echols
Evening Service.
Anthem-"The Old Road (by re-
quest) Scott-the choir.
Solo, Light at Evening Time"
Speaks--Mss Hattie Burnitt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
st. Patrick Parties For
Christian EndeaUOrers

The Senior Endeavorers OF the First
Christian church. and the Young
Ladies' and Young Mems Sunday
School Glasses will be entertained
with q st. Pa,rick's party at the home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12
Birthday Party For
Don Cochran. Jr.

Master Don Cochran, Jr.. was hon
oroe at a merry children's party at
his home, lis r street, northwest, on
Saturday afternoon, the affair being in
celebration of his 10th birthday.
Easter bunnies, eggs and candies
were used for favors and a big cake
with an appropriate number of can
dies centered the table where many
goodies" awaited the little guests.
Prizes were awarded in the games Of
the afternon and the honoree was pre-.
sented with many interesting gifts
Little. Elizabeth and Rufus Whddon
OF Gainesville came up for the party.
About thirty children were ntertained.
|. :. :.
Birth Announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irby of Ringing
announce the birth of a daughter on
March 10 Mrs. Irby was formerly
Miss Gladys Cornell Of Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott i. Nye, 216 c
street, northwest, announce the birth
of son on March 6, to whom they
have given the name Paul Byron.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

A brilliant young or
ganization is the Nor
fleet Trio, which has
won + e C o. gn ii on
everywhere for its
serious work, perfect
ensemble, and we'll
chosen programs. The
Norfleets are making
themselves loved in
New York musical
circles. York
Globe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

Helen Norfleet sur
passed expectations
in the Liszt Fantasie
for piano and orches-
ira. To power and
brilliance she adds
style and a wide
range of tone color.
She won her audi
ence completely and
was greeted with a
storm of applause
Kansas City Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-12

Mrs. Arthur Walcott had as her
guest this week Mrs. w. Y. Colbert
son of Kiowa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08
Find Undermined Body.
IBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE bodv
OF woman closely resembling pho
tosraphs Of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
FOUND floating In ice in the Potomac
River yesterday. was said late toda "
ny newspaper men not to he that
OF the former actress.
Washington police communication
early today with New York au,bori-
ties in an effort to check their par-
uai identification Of the body AS that
OF the former wife OF Harry X. Thaw
AFTER examining photographs pro-
vided by local newspapers. but To-
night had received no reply to their
inquiries
newspaper men who attended tho
triai of Harry Thaw in connection
with the killing of Stanford White
or were otherwise acquainted with
me appearance Of Evelyn Nestit. said
tonight that the body found i'm the
river showed, at first glance. marked
resemblance TO the former stage
beautY, but that closer examination
revealed that il was not she.
Miss Nesbit dropped out OF sight
IN New York several weeks ago after
her Rialto tea room had been closed
ana the body was believed by local
authorities to have been in the water
almost that length Of time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-08

Highwaywomen Rob
Two Men in Danville

DANYILLE, VA, Feb. THE
hiEhwaywoman appears to be the
latest loca. affront to law enforce
ment. two coiored women being
proceeded against in tho Police
Court today charged with hold
ups OF the approved typo.
Cornelia and Louise Williams
were the women arraIgncd, tho
latter being hold for the grand
jury and the other securing a con-
tinuance Of her case owing to the
absence OF an Important witness.
Robert Dope and j. T. Smith
were the complaining witnesses
against tho women. Smiths caso
was heard today. Ho said that
he WAS walking down Linn Street.
In the warehouse section. ON Sat.
urday night. when negrcss he
Identified as Louise Williams, who
was walking In front of him.
slowed down and suddenly turn,
ing round. presented u pistol in
his face and called for his pocket
took. Smith told the court that
he had no option and that he
turned his pocketbook over to tho
woman with sic In II.
Tho woman backed away with
the pistol and got away while
Smith fastened To the police sta
ton and there made a report on
the matter.