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Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
REV. DIR SKIPWITH HERE

Second Baptist Church, Second
and Byrd Streets.-The noted evan
relist preacher and singer, Rev.
w. H. Skipwith. d. D, will preach
and sing at the above named Church
Sunday next. at $50 P. M.
Subject: "The True Answer to
Life" A great spiritual feast is
promised to all who may come.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
HAMILTON SENT TO GRAND JURY
Chauffeur Charged With Involuntary
Manslaughter

William Hamilton. who was driv'
ing the Cadillac sedan belonging to
Mrs. ] w. Rothert, when it struck
and killed Mrs. Mary Eliza Cooper.
of Centralia, va. was in the Police
Court, Saturday. January % before
Judge Ingram upon a charge Of in
voluntary manslaughter. The case
was certified to the grand jury. He
will be indicted and tried in that
court before Judge w. Kirk Mat
theWS.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

DANVILLE VA. January 20 -
A true bill of indictment against
Paul Settle, colored charged with
a crime against 171year-old girl Of
Reidsville N. c.. was returned by
the grand jury of Rockingham Coun-
ty. n C. Superior Court this even,
ing. The trial of Settle is expected
to take place this week.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
Tgr SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION,

The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union will meet tomorrow
Sunday, $50 P NJ at the Brook
Road Baptist Church. A fine pro-
gram will be rendered. Mr.. George
r. Walker is president; Rev. c B
Jefferson corresponding secretary
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

am trying to locate Oscar and
Delaware Smith. ANY information
concerning them will be greatly ap-
preciated by
J. CLIFFORD SMITH,
230S Magazine Street.
Louisville Kentucky
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHARITABLE UNION

:, The Annual Meeting and Inlstatia-
ton of Officers Of the Charitable
Union will take place at the True
Reformers Hall, Monday night, jan
uary 3lA1927, from $500 to 11:0e
O'Clock. An excellent program has
been arranged. Rev. E. w. Quarles
and Rev. w H. Liggins will be the
speakers on this occasion.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

Experts on Youth Leadership will
conduct an Institute for eight weeks
under the direction of the Colored
Playground and Recreation Associa-
ton at 90 Clay Street. The opening
date is February 1. at 1880 P. M
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

Mr.. William Miller has returned
to the city.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

Mrs. Maggie L. Walker is much
improved. She is suffering with q
rheumatic affection, which is s.owlY
yielding to treatment.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

Funeral Director A. D Price, Jr.
is remodeling the street floor in his
place of business.
, 1927-10-15

ent wireless company at 5.45 am yester-
r gay morning announced receipt of a
wireless message from the steamer A
nerlcan Banker, saying the vessel had
ighted the m]OnOplaBe American GirI''
t lat. Al North. long. 65,04 West. The
'Iane was reported making good time in
zeal lying conditions. Tie position
lven was estimated to be about 400
allies East Of New York. Northwest
'lnds on the tail of the plane were aid,
3g It's progress, the vesseltreported.
stLouis, Senegal, Oct 13th.-France's
Ong distance flyers, Dieudonne Costes
md LIE Brix are ready for their hazar-
i0us hop across the South Atlantic to
Port Natal, Brazil. Arriving here from
LIE Bourget Field on Tuesday morning,
completing a gruelIiug flight of :, ZOO
miles, the two airmen showed no sign of
WEAKNESS. COstes estimates that the
Transatlantic hop will require between 20
and % hours, depending on conditions.
Warnemunde. Germany, Oct. 18Th
'he HPiukel hydro aeroplane, D1220,
Dped off at I p o'clock yesterdayafter-
loon for Amsterdam and Vigo, en- route
20 the United States by way of the Az0-
res.
Hamburg. Oct. 18Th The Heinkel
hydro aeroplane, D1220, was forced to
land in the EIbe river near Brunsbuet-
tel yesterday afternoon because of a RAJ
diat0r defect.
st. Louis, Senegal, Oct. I3th-Unfa-
yourahIe weather conditions here com
PEELED Dieuionue Ccstes and Lieul lie
Blk to postpone their scheduled start
late yesterday on their long transoceanic
hon TO Port Natal. Brazil. until this
, 1927-10-15
Hurricane Insurance.

THE Hurricane Season is now
Z here and all owners of property
should not delay in protecting them
selves. Why risk of waiting until
an approaching storm before insur-
ing, for then it may be too late?
For safety, apply to
ROB'T. L MaRWIN & CO., INC.
F~rederiksted, St. Croix,
August 9Th 1927.
, 1927-10-15

Coast and Sierra Leone. round French
West Africa, Morocco. Spain and back to
London. The Air Ministry, realising the
utility and importance Of the fight, has
loaned the flying boat to Sir Alan Gotham.
London, Oct. 18th. - to midday to
day no news has reached London of the
United States monoplane American
Girl", pilOted by Ruth Elder and Captain
Haldeman, which left New York at $50
q. m. Greenwich mean time yesterday
and should have arrived at lie B0urget.
Paris, this morning. The machine was
last reported seen by a vessel 400 miles
over the Atlantic at $50 Greenwich mean
time yesterday,
London, Oct. 18th. A substantial inn
pr0vement in the British steel trade posi-
tion is shown in the monthly Board of
Trade returns issGcd today. the export of
iron and steel showing an increase of
nearly LOCO, GOO sterling during Septem.
Der, as compared with fgnres two years
ago, and a large increase also on August
figures. Allied industries have also beue.
fitted considerably, The total export Tor
the month show an increase in value of
LOTT, coo pounds over August and an in
crease OF ,SO7, 600 pounds OVerSept 1926.
For the first nine months of this year,
compared with the same period last year.
there is q decrease of three and hall
million ln Imports and am increase of ~
and a half millions ia exports.
London, Oct. 18th The early retire
ment OF Viscount Craig Avon as Premier
of northern Ireland, says the Belfast
correspondent of the Westminster Ca
zetle, fOreshaGoWed by a 4 private meeting
hold IN E1IfgCf CfTg,HrI I-- cha T4Ayr--.+~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
THE COMMUNITY FUND THANKS
COLORED WORKERS.
RICHMOND COMMUNITY FUND

Richmc nd, Va, Nov. 20, 1927.
Mr.. A. W. Holmes,
Richmond. Va.
Ny dear Mr.. Holmes:
You have helped Richmond demon
strate once again that Richmond
never fails.
The success Of the Richmond
Community Fund campaign has
made me very happy. wish you to
know that I deeply appreciate the
hard work which you did in the
campaign
IT. was big lob and hard lob
The splendid spirit of the worKnrs
made victory possible and made it
. real privilege for all of US to
participate in an important work
for others. -
For myself, the trustees OF the
Richmond Community Fund, ths
trustees OF the thirty-eight member
agencies Of the Community Fund.
for the thousands who are assisted
by these agencies, and for the City
&C Richmond to whose glory our
work has added. I thank you most
sincerely.
Verv trriy yours.
w. H. SCHWARZSCHILD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
A CALL TO PRAYER

At recent session of the Baptist
Ministers Conference of Richmond
and vicinity, there appeared a very
interesting visitor in the person of
Mrs. Susie B. Williams, a member of
Sharon Baptist Church.
Mrs. Williams, upon invitation of
the president, Rev. j. E. Fountain,
B. TIL, stated that she had been touch
ed by the seeming lack of devotion
and reverence in our city and asked
that the members of the Conference
join her in an effort to have our
churches opened for prayer on Fri
day of each week between the hours
of twelve and one o'clock.
After some discussion bearing upon
the moral and religious condition of
the city, the brethren heartily en-
dorsed the proposal of Sister Will
liams. Each member agreed that a
special effort would be made to call
the people to these prayer services
each Friday noon.
The public is invited to attend |;
each person desiring better moral and
spiritual conditions in our city, is
urged to stop in the most convenient
church at the appointed hour and
join your prayers with others for the
good of our community.
Pastors are urged to emphasize
these meetings from their pulpits; |;
church organizations are asked to put
forth special efforts in order that this
may become program of city-wide
interest.
REV. o. B. SIMMS,
Reporter Baptist Ministers Confer
ence, 72S Denny St., Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

The Corley Company lives up to
its great reputation. Music lovers
know thai the name carries with 1t
q guarantee. Read the truisms in
the advertisement.
This weather has been just the
kind for Goodyear overcoat. II
you have no one to treat you, go
down there and treat yourself. The
rain-proof guarantee is worth half
the price of the coat.
Paw your subscription. Remember
the servlce rendered and settle up
before Christmas.
Thar organ at the Mosque Is worth
more than 25 cents, just to know
that it is there and Ito hear it on
the outside. When you can go In
and sit down as long as you want.
i. is almosi Paradise on this earth
Make your engagements now and go
carly.
Contractor George N. Evans is
attracting much attention these days
br the businesh manner in which he
is going about remodelling Williams
Lodge Elke Home at the n. E. cor
rer of Fourth and City Streets. A
commodious hall will be fashioned
upstairs and the indications are that
i. will be a paying investment. Con-
tractor Evans has large force OF
men employed, which indicates that
it will moi he long before the job is
completed. The Elks are delighted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
NEGRO ORGANIZATION SOCIETY

With mastery discussion Of the
subject of Cooperation" in the
course OF which he drew graphic
pict ures of conditions as he had OBJ
s,rved them in China, Japan, India,
and these United States-pictures
which showed beyond the shadow Of
q doubt that with the Negro, as with
other races, unity is source OF
strength while discord produces
ching hut weakness and its conse-
cuent dependency, Dr.. Robert Russa
Motion, rrincipa' of Tuskegee Insti-
tute. delivered The address which
brought tn a. close the fifteenth an.
rual session Of The Negro Organiza.
ton Society and another year Of
rnsnlfish service TO the race by this
co operative body. The sessions took
place in St. Johns A. M. E. Church
CT Norfolk. Va. recently.
The following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year: DR.. r. r.
Moon, Honorary President; Major
Allen Washington, President; DR.
John M Candy, Executive Secretary
Miss l.. a.. Jenkins, Treasurer; Miss
India Hamilton, Recording Secre.
tary; Mr.. l.. G White, Field Sec
retary: trd Lawyer T. G.. Walker,
Field Agent. Vice-Presidents: Rev.
l.. L. Downing. Roanoke; Mrs. Ora
Brown Stokes, Richmond; Mrs. Mag
gle l.. Walker, Richmond; Prof. W.
Il. Robinson, Ozeana; Mrs. Ida N.
Paey, Norfolk; Mr.. P. B. Young,
Norfolk; Rev. A. l.. James, Roam
oke; DR. r. C.. Yancey, Boydton:
MIR. A. r. Shirley, Herndon; DR..
6 E. Read. Covington; Rev. Alvin
Russell, LawrenceYille; Rev. ]. M.
.,effries, Charlotte c. H.; DR.. M.
+. Davis Roanoke; and Prof. j.
w. Barco. Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

Returning verdict of guilty OF
murder II the second degree jury
in Hastings Court wednesday night
d; ITO Z clock gave George Morton
o twenty year term in the peniten
tiary for Killing John Gary on tho
night of October 26.
The evidence adduced the fact
that Morton shot Gary after the lat
ter had admitted he had beaten the
formers sister. During the alterca'
ton thas followed the admission,
Morton claimed he drew his pistol
and fire1 as a matter of self-protec
ton.
The hearing consumed practically
the entire day. The jury adjourned
for supper and at II o'clock, after
several hours conference, asked
Sadge Mathews to inform them as
to the punishment for second degree
murder. This punishment the judge
told them. ran from five to twenty
years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
REV. JOSEPH ARLINGTON
ACCEPTS CALL TO ST.
LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH

Another great divine has been add
ed to the list of pastors in Richmond
in the person of Rev. Joseph AIRING
ton, who has accepted the pastorate
of the st. Luke Baptist Church. The
writer predicts that in few years
this church will be among the leading
churches of Richmond. Although
small of statue, Rev. Arlington has
unlimited abilities. During the i'll
ness of Rev. q. D. Lewis, D. D., it
was thought by some that Rev. Ar
rington was too small of stature to
pastor the church, but he proved by
his work as a preacher, as comfort
to the sick, and a pacifier in the time
of death, that what he lacks in stat
lie, he makes it up in brain and a
Christianlike spirit to everybody.
What will be Manakin and Rising Mt.
Zion's loss will be st. Luke Baptist
gain and a blessing to US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
NATIONAL IDEAL BENEFIT
SOCIETY HOLDS SERIES OF
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS

tuesday night. November 20, the
National Ideal Benefit Society held
most enthusiastic. inspirational
meeting at the Sixth Mount Zion
Baptist Church, corner St. John and
Guval Streets. A large and appre-
ciative audience witnessed the
UNDUE program featured by mem.
bcrs of the organization
Sapreme Master, Mr.. A. W.
Holmes delivered the principal ad-
dress ana held the audience spell
hound while relating the aims and
objects Of the National Ideal Benefit
Society ard the wonderful progress
il has made in the fifteen years OF
its existence. He was applauhed
loudly wn:le describing the proposed
remodelled Homo Office Building.
which is expected to be in readiness
fer the 18th annual convention that
c0nvenes in this city the first Tues
dav in September 1928. Plans are
new being formulated for the en-
tcrtainmeDt of delegates and visl-
tors. s.A
Others who had prominent places
on the program were: Mrs. Leila
w BankUNt, National Lecturer, who
delivered an interesting address;
Mrs. Olivia w Smith, who sang,
beautiful. solo; while Mrs. Ella
T. Carter charmed the audience
with her pleasing elocution Devo-
tionals wore conducted by Rev. R ..
Beecher Taylor. The National Ideal
Choir rendered appropriate music,
with Miss Cecilia Carroll at The
piano.
Besides the participants seated upon
the rostrur1 were: Mrs. Mildred S.
Payne. Supreme Secretary; Mrs, Lu-
cinda j. Cartor. Mrs. Rosa B. At
kins and Mr.. B w Perkins. Dep
rty T. L. Beverly presided as mas
ter of ceI emonies.
Rev. A W. Brown d. D., pastor
OF the church. commended the Su-
preme Master for his safe. sound
leadership and for the success at
tanned. He was also loud In his
praise for the type Of woman the
organization had recently appointed
as its National Lecturer and compli'
mented Mrs. Bsnkett's manifesto
ton of her Christian influence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

Described AS one Of the most versa
tile, colortul and delightfully."- enter
tanning attractions on tour, Dunbar's
Collegians has been booked as the
headline attraction this week at The
new Mos1ue, Laurel and Main SITS
topping 4 variety of stage presen'
tations reported to BIZ of unusua,
merit. The Dunbar company includes
dancers, singers, comedians and in
strumenta;;sts of high order, pre-
scnting nuvel diversion in a hand
some set!ng. Having registered de.
cisive success in number Of theat-
rical centc-s, the act was especially
hooked by the Mosque as pre-
holiday attraction and is expected
to score in the ftvor of Richmond
theatregoers. 1t will play the
MOSQUE the entire week.
Because of the operatic concert
scheduled Tuesday night, the per
formances Tuesday will be limited.
There Will be the usual matinee
shows, beginning at 2 o'clock, with
the last bill, including the stage
numbers, to run from 6 to 7.45
o'clock.
Nina Cl:vette, one Of the best
known comediannes in the American
theatre, will be a particular attroc.
tion the first three days of the week.
Miss Olivette has been featured in
such New York musical comedy sue
cesses as George Whites Scandals"
the "MusiI Box Revue" Captain
Jinhs" and other redent hits.
Equipped generously with packet
of new songs and crisp wit, Miss
Olivette undoubtedly will offer an
outstanding number.
Gilbert and Wymp will present a
breezy sketch of choice good humor
and hilarious farce. The piquant
and chic Gypsy Byrne will serve in
the unique role Of girl master Of
ceremonies and, additionally, there
will be a special surprise" act,
heralded s.s an attraction of distinct
worth.
The screen bookings are of sin.
eular Interest, featuring the popular
Phyllis Haver, star Of the king OF
Kings" and other notable successes,
in her latest release, "The Wise
Wife," said to be an absorbing dra'
ma iof modern domestic life and the
laxitv in the observance Of conven-
tons. The story builds to an un-
csual and powerful climax Besides
the standard Mosque features there
will be another complete episode q
the comed7 hit, ''The Collegians.' a
spr' ghtly story Of modern college
life.
Continued on Page s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
OPEN LETTER TO GOV. BYRD.
Ills Excellency,
Governor Harry Flood Byrd


Governor Harry Flood Byrd
State of Virginia.
Most Honorable Sir:-Within q
single week, two tsregrettable
happenings have registered black
marks against Virginia, the Com
monweaIth over which you have the
honor to preside. One Of these has
been condemned by an intelligent
public orinion. So dastardly was
the "Vr ginia-Kentucky Lynching
Bee" thGt upoL the day there folr
lowing, Your Excellency expressed
disapprov;l in no uncer' ain Ian
guage, and offered to aid Kentucky
in bringing those who perpetrated
this group murder" TO justice. Not
cnly Virglnians, but thoughtful cit
:zens all over our great Republic,
have your courageous attitude as be-
speaking a new day for the South.
when organized murder by mobs
will be rs reprehensible and subject
tc the same punitive measures as
Individual murder. :.
The second thing ito which / refer
is more controverted in its nature
and for that very reason is likely
% be passed over as not capable OF
staining the fair name Of Virginia.
4he case in point Is the jury verdict
of death ne'ed out or last Wednes-
day, November 80, to one. Shirley
Winningham, Isle of Wight County,
State G.. Virginia, charged with
trutal, criminal assault upon the
person Of Gne Hilda Barlow Of same
county. resulting in death Of said
Eilda Barlow Having been present
wnen tho 'rial was in progress,
submit that language proves made
quate to describe the Nervousness OF
+he crime. or the fiendishness of its
perpetrator.
Your Excellency is too we'll ac-
guainted with the facts surrounding
this case to make reiteration neces-
sary. Permit me, however, simply
to call your attention to the unus>
ualness of this case, to point out
, what must appear even to Your Elk
cellency grievous error on the part
! of the State Of Virginia, and finally
pray your employment of executive
clemency in the communication of the
death sentence Of said Shirley Win
ningham, sentenced to die January
IS. 1928. to life imprisonment.
Your Excellency MOST assuredly
Possesses the intelligence, which
now is a matter not only of court
record but of public information.
that said Shirley Winningham on
August 6. 1927 was adjudicated in.
fame by commission in Isle Of
Wight County, that the State sent
a commission to Isle of Wight Coun-
ty tt apprehend said Shirley Win
ningham, that the sheriff Of said
county refused the surrender Of said
Shirley Winningham From August
6. 1927 until October IA, 1927 said
Shirley NVinningham, adjudicated
insane was, allowed to rove at will,
a potential menace to society and
constituted authority.
Court records will show that this
is the first time in the annals OF
Virginia Jurisprudence that the man
cate Of the State has been openly
disobeyed BY county official in re-
spect to an already adjudicated In
sane individual. Your Excellency can
draw his own conclusion as TO
whether this crime could have been
within the reign Of possibility on
October IA, 1927, If the orders OF
the State ever which he presides had
been obeved ON August 6, 1927.
Continued on page 81
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

DR.. j r. Griffin is indisposed at
his residence, 700 N. 2Sth st. The
doctor is convalescing after a three
weeks illness.
Miss Lillian Mae Lewis, of 2519
Cambridge St., who has been sick
for several days, is slowly improving
Mrs. Judah Smith continues very
sick at her home, S1S N. Goth st.
DR.. J. w. Parker and M. V.
Pannell, of Red Bank, N. j., in corr
pany wisL DR.. John H. Holmes, an
Old Richmond boy, of Winchester,
Ky. passed through the city this
week enroute to Hampton, Va.
During holidays, you want Il
place to forget the past years trou-
bles. The Mosque Theatre, Laurel
and Main Streets fills the bill. How
much? Just rs cents. You spend
thai. amount drinking soda water.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
SOUTH RICHMOND.

Wednesday night, November Both
a similar meeting was held with the
ideals of South Richmond, at the
First Baptist Church, Rev. W. L.
Ransome, d. D, pastor. A large
number Of members and friends
filed the beautiful edifice.
Mrs. Sallie B. Cogbill, Assistant
Supreme Secretary. had charge Of
the program, which was efficiently
rendered as follows: Scripture read
ing by Rev. A. L. Britton; prayer.
Rev. R. Beecher Taylor, Supreme
Chaplai y presentation of Supreme
Master BY Mr.. Lorenzo c. White,
Vice Supreme Master; address, Mr..
A. W. Polmes, founder and SH-
preme Master; remarks, Mrs. Leila
w. Bankett. National Lecturer
Music was furnished by the National
Ideal Choir, pianist, Miss Cecilia M.
Carroll. The pastor. Rev. w. l..
Itansome. D. D. made beitting re-
marks and spoke in highest praise
Of the Or6rr and its leadership.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
TWO CHURCHES RALLY IN BIG
JOINT PROGRAM.

First and Fifth Street Baptist
Church will present competitive
program and joint rally at the First
Baptist Church, College and Broad
Streets, Sunday, December 18th, at
$3.50 P. NJ. The meetiny is under
the auspices Of the Excelsior and
brotherhood Bible Classes Of the
two churches.
The feature of the program will
be live. y discussion by representa-
tlves of the two classes on the sub
ject: Resolved That the Younger
People Fave Been and Are More
Potent Fsctor in the Christian
Church TEan the Younger People"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
4 LYNCHING on
Va Ky STATE LINE

NHITESBURG, KY Nov. 30
On the srtt where a few days ago
Xentuckians and Virginians Joined
hands in celebrating the opening Of
the Kertucky-Virginia highway, 4
cololed man, alleged slayer of a
V.rginian. was lynched early todav
by a mob. said to be composed Of
citizens Of both States.
Then, after hanging Leonard
Woods, the man accused of the
murder, The mob fired many shots
into the Lody, cut it down, and, US
ing the stands buik for The highway
dedication as pyre, burned the
body.
The mch dispersed by the light of
he burning stands at Pound Gap,
On the State line
: SIX ESCAPE IN CONFUSION.
In the confusion, six prisoners es'
presided over by Mrs. Fess Whitaker
as jailer She was appointed recently
10 succeed her husband once known
as the called jailor" who was
killed in an automobile accident.
Whitaker. several years ago, was
placed in his own Jail by county
Judge on 6 charge of contempt.
Couny Attorney Harry L. Moore
immediately began an investigation
into the lynchirg of Woods, alleged
slayer of Hershel Deaton. 80 years
old, of Coeburn, on Toms Creek, Va.
who was foreman at Fleming, KY.
mine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
CHARGED WITH A FELONY
Colored Youth Put to Much Trouble

George Brown, a colored youth, ap-
peared in the Police Court, Friday,
Dec. 2, charged with unlawfully and
feloniously stealing taking and carry
ing away zone signet ring, valued at
$1,000, and diamond ring, valued at
$500 from Miss Clara Watts, at 7O1
E. Main Street. The evidence as ad-
duced by the complainant, was that
she had the two rings on table in a
room and that as she came down
Brown went up into the room to get
his overcoat. When she returned, she
could not find the rings. Later, the
rings were found in one of her shoes
in the same room.