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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-01
IRON NERVE OF BURCH SHAKEN BY GREWSOME
 ENHANCEMENT SCENE

LOS ANGELES, May 1. - Arthur Burch,on trial for staying John B, Kennedy, quailed today and shuddered when the murder scenes were re-en- acted The court and jury, dfendant and lawyers, went to the scene of the murder in Beverly Glen, where all locations previously described to the jury were pointed out. They also went to Santa Monica canyon, where Burch, after staying Kennedy, threw his shotgun in the ocean, according to the State.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-01
WILSON NOTE UNWORTHY
 THE GRACE OF SCHOLAR

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Scoring Wood- TOW Wilson for his attack upon Sen ator James A. Reed, Isaac P. Lioner- ger, prominent Democrat and national ly known lawyer, issued public state- ment in behalf of Senator Reed, as- serting: "Mr. Wilson's letter, writ ten with the grace of scholar, is un- worthy of him and his high charac- ter"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-01

pro-treaty candidates, if the elections are not interfered with. In Tipperary the DeValera forces have great strength, but Kerry and Clare are list province, as a whole, shows a de- cided tendency toward the Republi- cans, due in part to the popularity of Austin Stack, who is now in the Unit ed States on behalf of De Valera.
 MAYO FOR TREATY
 Connaught, with the probable ex- ception of portions of County Mayo, will undoubtedly have a pro-treaty majority, while it is probable that the strength of both parties will be tested to the full extent in Leinster. The Ulster counties which remain out of the Belfast Parliament may be expect ed to support the Free State.
 All of these forecasts are based upon the supposition that the elections will be free and unfettered. There are indications, however, that such will not be the case. There have al ready been several election agents kidnapped.
 In the event of defeat of the Re publicans there have been yelled threats made hv De Valera and his followers.
 Ireland, which should be in her happiest state now, is still unhappy Ireland and the nation is not yet out of her difficulties, and there is only one chance in a million that there will not be further bloodshed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
CAPTAIN ". II. OTTO

Captain W: Otto Of Whcctngs most prominent and mos
hono~el citizens died suddenly his homo yesterday afternoon
In municipal history Wheeling during the past thirty years
has stood with such prominence VITA
such clarity and with credit that of W T. Otto Indeed
might search through history this city from its foundation TO
find one has given freely Of his and strength to the
service of his fellow citizens who been snay and
c;uo>y houurcd with their respect and confidence Captain
Uttu upward of thirty years the City Council Of Whcng
service altogether conspicuous for industry III
tcgc study all public questions and conscientious regard for
Iubic INTEREST 4 Of decided views; Of strong likes and dis
likes vigorous expression and determined all that he
rurock he naturally opposition and made personal cnemS
cycny Of his honesty Of purpose he
Finchcd opposition and turned his back foe
and almost mbron series of elections 10
sc position, city government and in the legislature b.
people Wheeling and Ohio County, tn" very best cv
,cmccs that INDUSTRY intelligence ana personal integrity mad
4 very large Of public respect
Captain Otto however, than high minded and de-
servant In his locality he known by all and
loved b. all lie the and fair employers in the Gctor
long superintendent the relationship in which he
might we'll have been kcncd that cf father
family lie kindly friend good neighbour the
ready 20 visit the trouble Tighten suffering sorrow
family ideal devoted husband given
an accona;c father richly rewarded by tho respect and
regard Of his children.
valuable public servant ardent and earnest worker for tt
welfare of Wheeng pure hcart" Christian gentleman has gon"
from and we will not see his like again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
State House
Happenings

snc-!al Dispatch - Tho Intelligence.
Charleston W. Va. Apr! CHA rters
cc Incorporation wore issued yesterday
by tie secretary OF state 70 tho TO-
lowing companies:
Wheeling oxygen company. Wheel
ne: seoa "oo: ". Garcia, PITTSBURGH; =.
J. Mr,;."'ny. ". II. Franz. Kent i.
Hall; mos ". Ewing. Wheeling.
Hammond IiaC e rar"" company,
W"Nshu"g: s5oh."oO: y II. Hammond.
Cnar}oS II. Bcrn. II. W. Pauil. T. IL.
GEORGE i. \ Eur;. Wc',shurg.
CHr,vaH Lamhcr company. Vhe,van:
$500. 900. W. IT, MORRISON. Ralph Hart
10y. George =. Skidm"ro. william II.
True,"w. W. \. G!N. ChoN0n.
Reed nN & Gas company, 4oI D!ckin-
son street. Charleston. s5o"hh: G.. i.
ReoG EY.h Rcrh. &. J. Rumpus w. r.
IIn". J. n. Rrazie. Charleston.
Mr"~rT Milling contrary. ~ T.ov"i,
s'~eot ar "s'om: $5o.".o. George Mo-
row. ~. l.. N"rr.'. T.. :. Newton, FRANK
t. UT".-n' :. l.. Moray. Charleston,
Nu.;!':;:.r Goa! & pistil;a''ou COM
PAY. Ea"t.nr;o"; $4,000; +. NJ. 1--we
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

49,: ".d.nnrco wont !H'o cf'""t and not
@ single or had 4 Lind word for It,
tho council WHO PASSED It excepted
80 wcnn~r that tho daily press.
knowing that this thing has been su'h
r. dotr,ment to the merchants and husi-
rcss mon, have not taken n moro do
c,dcd stand against x. surely what
hurts tho business man hurts them, IN
directly.
No one would object 70 halt hour
rari:nE limitation. most any BUSINESS
IAN 10 transacted in that i!nl"' Il
iou:-r :fmA IS needed. their car could
- rarIicd elsewhere.
MANAGER Nowlcr nsenrts tina. there IS
~ nrars Tor the business OF Wheeling
IN hn driven To- We'll. in the FIRST place.
much or :, can stay IN tho towns from
v!.sN :. could come. then the roads 10
Ti,.shr~Ch arn very Nne. parking "ond'-
r,r,,@ :rc hotter than N Wheeling A.
rrn pr,c,rr limo, and tho mail order
rn,e,s are using every effort 10 "h'aiN
hrqiroaa n,anv stores nro located out
r. .lo uayk!rC district which ara N
,cr.nnr.,on win those located in that
urrO-tuna.n %euo.
Every dollar that goes out or wheel
ing IS lost to us forever.
Whocl!Hg merchants h1ve IN" sam"
o,ol,,v 90 merchants" and IN som"
,,..r,s r,..e.ior. tn wat found cls"N ,"r"
and on rrrouut &C -" buying f'r'''ii'''
,ro .rirn < ',,vrr tn: how TT" YOU
.-r,,,e- 70 Cnrylac" the shopping public
- I'm. rac' n they ~" n"t allowed !"
49,, ,rft;,f,, : milo o. Ito store FOR a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
MEXICO AND AIRPLANE
STATIONS

Tina. lie Waeh!nE,on conference
should b-;"G about early recognition OF
Mexico was not anticipated. probably.
by any OF those who took par, IN It.
ye. prosco. Indicators .-e that that
s 20 IA ore q. the results OF the big
gathey!2g.
7, comes about n this WAY:
Tho WASHINGTON conference cut down
the s!z. OF nnv.ex, ard the limitations
Included a!-plane carriers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
GERMANY'S FANTASTIC
FINANCES

I, has remained 10Y Germany to intro
ducc ;hA TRITON INTO terms OF actua;
nat:o5al finance. No: many years ago.
the intel States had its frst billion
dollar congress" That Is. our congress
q. one session appropriated money tota'.
ing a billion :er the ensuing TWO years.
A, thot time. such sca,s OF national
expenditure vas unTreceIeHted. and the
action ., he &2p-o2r!at.ng body WAS
mace the bass o: an a.;ta:.on that
swept the Billion do.lor congress" on:
OF or,ce.
After that; appropriations OF much
more taan billion :or tho expenses OF
two Years became common. Tho war.
with It's i-Nu!Nndo4s demands. made BIZ
TORS seem very ordinary. But still. a
billion was greet distance from a
trjiIoa.
THs annual report Of tho German
Ee;cASbanit shows that 80 turnover last
~
billion marks
-.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Mrs NJ a Erowrr or the redrmT'lpn
division Of the United States trcasur"
In Washington. Is sad To have r"ur'"h
r.n-c money tina" a"Non" elsa "a H."
world Shs has been employed IN tbs
caTacity for Al years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Among thc ou'-o'-town attorneys VII"
wee Zero Tuesday t"r 'he session O.
tho state supreme cnur: w"To !. llh""r!
Il.,.. Mourdsvlnn: t. w. HH'oA. fai'
c;'cv.l.c: \ i. bay. li:Nt"n. Sm:'h H.
Turner T.. II. Amber. iHrt"rsHNrr
Martin Rrovn Walter a M'E""mrhl
Muuadsvlre. Charles y. Swin;, lirk :
Srathcre. Weston: william G. S;ath"rS
CIark3burg nrI NJ q. lA;z, W"!'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Leo OF. wo-hmens co-lD"nsa tor
commissioner. yee.rrtlny approved an
award Of Sc week. for 80 weeks =
Iaa:os Eagle. Q: ilen,awson. who Mas
injured wMilo working for tho Merrill
cns' N mes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Tho board ~ affairs Of Hinton on
Mon&ay night endoN"d Judge W. i.
SkagSs Of police court with the powers
-: u Justice Of the peace. This Is
permitted. under charter granted at
the last session OF the legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Information comes from thu Norfolk
and Western section Of the state that
friends Of Col. l. F.. Tierney are insist
ing upon his entrance IN the race for
Tho Democratic nomination for the U.
f. senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

The Roy Scout leader. 0. Parkers-
burg were addressed by Joseph NJ
HU:ch"". scout executive. on the sub
irrt. The IIgEcs: lob in the World
IN Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

SO, Burka, OF Fairmont. Is now the
sole ,rssee and mana ger OF the Hippo
dro;0o theatre Of that city. having pur-
chased :ha interests % lis partner,
Russell IIcnriC!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

nr Samun, rodds. ~ the University
- ohio. hogan 4 SORES ~ bible studies
oil lectures At rarkc:s!urg Tuesday
q (;crrnnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Letters to | he
Intelligencer

Letters for this column shoull DO
rs brief as possible. lrtellisencer
renders arc invited = send commu-
nications upon any timely subject
Names Of authors must accompany
all letters. The Inte.ligencer Will
not rgrce - print letters upon con-
t~rvers!al Ruhjccts. and especially
concerning differences In matters OK
reIR!cn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Ing and killing Thomas Mckee last
month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

The Junior class ~ F7!rmnnt high
school will present Tin" Touchdown.
q Cour-H"t comedy. on A;r:l -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

poultry breeders association, un-
The leadership OF County Agent J. ..
Knapp. has been organized at Hinton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
INTEL TINKLINGS
(W. H. ETAyTON)

'Tlniped Her Mother Wonderfully" -
IInad.inc. No, this T. not tn" story ot
u duffy, daTeht"r-.t's cough mcdi-
riHe advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
State News
Notes
Brief Items of Interest From
Many Points in West Virginia

snort torn or foicrdi court va
yI,ancd n, NartjnshTrE on Tuesday -
,orn. ~; moro ;h1n Ave days o" &C
ruunt 81 to ,nurt opening =; F.arhS-
bug next TUcfidy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07
Among tho oa..o..town attorneys VIII"

z~v. 6. s. McNcr-. l., w. H'0ckcNsh.H.
II. W-adden, NJ. l.. Rur"ctr l!An' 'nHi"n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Ecv. TIi,Iv Sunday vi, r"Mni"tc his
.an.ra!ra IN Cha"'o='u" on ncvt sum
tIlN ,-i-l'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

Cnrrnr" Gardner. mcH.''-- 90 a prom.
mont family a, tar"r bridge. Won; -
,r:oI Monday in 80 lidmpimiT" C'rH"'
court u, Eon2ney on charge &C SA""t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"lO-cssed chickens: prices unchanged.
.-.Narhct note. 40 spring sales yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

".orov pcop'n .tsiI For Wa!ks.-
Headline. NUs; have "Sh!:terS c!uo
~ thCrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"Oofcz d"rcar"d f." mayor Of South
Crar:" News !tom. They must
have found better timber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"Rrc7ke Bate oc MooNSh!ne!-Iies d.
!:mn. We had beard :hat the SUM- rays
lad horr harrcSs"f. Int this IS the first
t.mo We knew &c the bott!inS or lunar
rnErEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"T:daoe - Jones Of Buglars 20
ChecI ".","."--lI"tdliu". Can strike
do" any time tHoE want 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"Gcts 60 navy."-1Tcadi!ne. Expect
nights are also included.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

NO Moro Gas."--IIrnd'!ne. Don't he
Glarmc! r." above refers TO an !ndi-
geS,!uG rcmc!y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-07

"pols Arc N'ct"rs. "-Headl!nc. Not
/. W. w. Nut baseball news.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

suzanne, Sinclair Building. has
beer showing some wonderful values
ana styles IN her summer goods. tho
last week. ana there Ia stlll n good
selection from which to make your
choice. New things arc included In
this. also, 50 that you are assured
OF the latest things at prices you
care to pay this timo OF year. And
You can pick up n '"rail-end" sum
mcr hat that viii last you through
out the hot days.
The popularity OF fur-trimmcd
Capcs nnd fox y 7kpicCcs continue.
Music washes way from the SOM
the dust OF every day NE" says "A
prominent writer. True enough II the
music spoken of Ia the highest quail
| ity such as that produced by the
| pathe Actuello. For fun particulars
| regarding the purchase OF this acme
OF an phohographic productions, call
at the Exclusive Pathe Shop, 204
East Second.
The vogue Of antique earrings and
bracelets not only continues but has
resulted In a demand for antique
chains, brooches, and other Jcwclry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

Attorney 2 7. Douglass went up TO
Prague Tuesday on businets connected
with his firm.
Bonneville. Ark, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs T.. W. Moomaw.
Madison Jones jr.. and sister Joycette,
returned Monday from Ada, whore thoY
have been on a two weeks visit with their
aunt, Mrs, Ben d. Locke.
W. II. Covcy. who had been here visit
ing and on business, lett Saturday for
Paden where he will visit a brother a
fcw days tefore returning 10 his home at
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. stennett OF Omaha,
W. ]. Lawrence and Mrs c, u. Becknell
for the pass week. The first OF the week
g. II. Heckuell drove their gurstE TO
Neosho, Mo, to join Attorr~N and Mrs.
lionel BeckneN who are enjoying fish
ing trip In the Ozarks
were quietly married I'm oklahoma CITY on
Monday. the wedding occurring a. high
noon only few immediate friends were
present at tho ceremony The bride
home was PEAico, Mo- where me was
prominent member Of that city's younger
mtrchant ot Okemah. Since their return
here they are at home 10 their many
friends at lis, south Ninth street
Mr.. and Mrs, =. w Moomaw entertained
a number ot friends Monday niEht WIN an
"Arkansaw" party IN honor Of their guests
Nr, and Mrs. T.. T. Casueberry Of Boone
yiiio Ark Among those present were
Attorney and Mrs. G. u, Gassawny, A..
torney and Mrs. Arthur Cochran, Mt ana
Mrs Howell Tatum. Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.
Mrs Frank Keller. and Attorney W. 4.
Rattarree The evening was cnioyabif
spent in swapping "Arkansaw' yarns ana
playing games
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

The drnpcd skirt, daily gaining In
favor, has often "A motif, circular or
oval In form, over which the drapcry
is drawn.
Accentuating to the charms OF
Fashions very young followers are
the styleful and colorful dress cre-
ations IN glngaam, organdie and cot
ton crepe, now specially priced at
the Mary Jane ChNdren's shop, IS
East Fifth.
A smart blouse Il made Of pin
check red and white gingham, and
jus; above the elbow on full
peasant sleeve gathered into IA
wrlstbaud was large oval cmbroid-
cred motif done In black, bright
blue ana yellow cross stitch, The
rounded gingham collar was out
lined with Oss.stitChings In these
ColOrings,
The great bows ON the hats this
season are marc often of fabric
than Of ribbon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
STATE SOCIETY

Gondty ana Mics Eugenis Messenger Of
Mrs. l.. Z Bayer. who has spsnt the
past month visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. u r. LaRue bll West Ragap, re-
turned saturday to her home In k4nsss
Mr.. and Mrs. H.J Butterfly. Miss vir-
ginia Buttery. Miss Nelma Vaughan ana
Marcus Butterfly departed Saturday on a
motor trip to- Los Angeles. Cal. where
they VIII spend several weeks.
Miss Clara 1icrney. who has been visit
ing her cousin. Miss Mary McGnnes, Tor
ihe past month, hns returned 20 her
home IN Parsons Kan. Miss NcGlnnca
accompanied her home and viii visit
with her for a few weeks
Hr and Mrs n B r Hummer aud
h1uy lett saturday Tor Harrisburg. Penn A.,
for few weeks visit with M Hum
mers mother. From there they will 60
20 New YORK TO spend the remainder Of
Miss Ethel Mcclellan entertained her
Sunday school class Monday afternoon
Win picnic az the pump station. After
an hour of games on the lawn q p'cnic
them car riding.
Mr., Ray r wise and children arrived
TUESDAY night from Miami where they
past two months Mrs. Wise is expected
10 arrive soon and they vnl again make
their home IN g.euryctta.
Hpuorlug her sister. Miss EuFonia Mes
senger of Detroit. who is her house guest.
Mts. Ellis Coudry entertained Friday eve
tirg Win a line party special refresh
ments were served at the Olympia sitter
the show.
Mrs. W. G. Po,gue entertained the En-.
worth league az her home, I'll West Cen
try Tuesday evening. there being 20
members present. Following the Bible
study a social hour was cujoyoi. during
which Mrs l.. l.. Bo1arth assisted Mrs
ioague In serving rcfroshments
Mrs. Ross Bnerstler entertained
wednesday afternoon in honor Of her
son BDlie Burton, on his sixth birth.
day. IN the contest Philip D0erstler
and Ruth Griffin received the prizes
and during the afternoon Ice cream and
cake were served. Fhvors Of balloons.
gum and whistles delighted the Cuests.
Friday morning from to i2 o'clock
was the opening date " Ladies' day
az the Elks club when the wives and
daughters of the Elks enjoyed q bridge
and rook party The committee, Mrs. j
G. German, Mrs. r. II. Kanlss and Mrs
p. J. kersting were hostessos Punch
was served throughout the morning In
the game oi bridge, Mrs Max Reinberg
made high score and received a beautiful
silver Creamcr and sugar, and IN the
game OF rook. Mrs Harry Lanta made
high score and was presented with a
lovely Venetian bowl. Ladies' day will
be the first and third Tuesdays ot each
month and at the next meeting which will
be July a. Mrs. Frank Hinton, Mrs
Frank SAMSON and Mrs, walter Wilson
will be hostesses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16
nANrrr srrlNGs. KANsAs.

W II Farmer and family have returned
from 10 visit u Bella Vista Arb
Miss vcruIe Gordon OF Cuaptw is guest
OF Miss EullIn str1up thIa week
Mrs roul Mol ~ E1Ht So. Louis NJ
Ia visiting her aunt Mrl Louis Audrey.
visiting Mrs. rarN Hartley ana family.
Mr ana Mrs Fred slmrson ot lowell
are moving to naKicr spriuss 10 rssidc.
visulug at tho homo ot Mr. aud Mrs l. L.
Mra' r. 4. Grlfnth % oWshoma city {.
vutnne her nstor Mra w. s'dden. and
Mrs Eari Confer and children are visit.
lng her sister Mics Beatrice litue in Ice
N,s.oa Euh md Dorothy Warner are
visiting Miss Mary Brooks Merrick In
Kansas city NO
Nr and Mrs Charles Cook. 1891 East
Titfrpntu Hfron'. arc tho .pdrenta OF q
daughter born sunday.
Na Dsurro sitcs and Mics Biliv Skies
have returned from visit with relatives
Mr. oul ur1 John prasch ot East
Fourth street arc rho parents OF baby
1autHtsr born sunday
Mia h. D. Aanel and daughter Rsgns
Grace aIn in Tulrt. okla, Waiting her
brother Bryan Hampton, and Mrs. Hamp-
NHsoa rfro and Rsda Hicks have re-
turned tu spIurftli. Mo. after a short
vlelt with thoir sister. Mrs. @. a. Lawson
J.. r. nm and family Of oder T4b..
ato spending aeveral Wseka In BAXTER VIZ.
ttiug his mother, Mrs J. a. Bennett and
other relatives.
The uastrr gprlura y y. =. y. enter
ipIutd tho GHloua ti ". T.. q. AZ tho home
of Ntff. g. g. G1sawHv, Twenty. second
ttro,t ana Military avenue, Thursday
ulIhf.
Aifu Ron Patton and daughter Lucille
have retun"i from VISIT Win relatives
iu Font Scott Kan. They were accompi-
ulpd home by Nrp. rsttons niece. Mrs
frsb Davis ana family who viii remhin
fnr n short visit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-16

has q ventilated back, and is espe-
Cially designed for summer wear.
Ask to see her handmade dresses of
creps and pongcc-oach one differ
ent-and silk hosiery IN all colors.
Everywhere one sees black lace
hats with n rufllc of the lace droop-
ing over the brim, and usually loops
of the lace hanging to tho waist
line.
A diamond is a wIso investment
for its value does not fluctuate as
do other commodities In the daily
market Eliminate all risk, however,
by purchasing your stone at re-
liable iewcler, such as Hcilhron's,
Second and Main. While getting In
readiness for their new location they
are offering for tho present special
prices on all diamonds, eXluis.tely-
designed watches OF standard makes
and many other articles
Beads are now an old story, but
show no signs of nbating; sparlly
shiny effects still prevail,