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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
FOCH'S ACTION IS !.
CAUSE OF CONFUSION
ny ROBERT y. PREV

London, Apri! Marshal Foch's SEN
sational occupation Of Frankfort and
narmetadt has plunged the European
ehane efto rses-+4fte tifra--eoafusion- and
created "a tense dirfumatic situation
Between France and England =
+ information of The .1nost conflicting
kind way given out seth1-oricia1ly here
d++ring. the day 5 to the British gov
ar rft1 antsg- al titude toward the -Erencin
advance. Ii is clear however. thsr
-premier 4Milieranq, whose hands were
forced by the French militarists, acted
in. the belief that Premier Lloyd
George was behind him ready to have
the English army share in the burden
of occupation Of the right bank OF the
Rhine.
Mr.. Lloyd George is stiilIvaca tionny
IN. Wales and does not plan to- return
to- Lontfon before. the end of the week.
4 Note This tx in direct contFadic-
ton. with an earlier london dispatch
ito = the, effect. that the British premier
was going TO Paris tomorrow.)
In his absence differences OF opinion
have arisen between Ahdr6w Bonar
f.aw, LORD Curzon and Colonel Winston
I Churchill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
MRS. Richardson Talks
On CITIZENSHIP

Dwelling somewhat briefly upon the
duties of the governor of Virginia and
his staff as listed in the state const1-'
tuition, Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richard
son, addressing the class in citizenship
at the. Y. w. G. A., yesterday after
noon, spoke especially of the recon-
nientiattons OF the present administra-
tion and the work it has accomplished
Among these commenda atoms which
have become accomplished facts are;
Increased appropriations for schools
and for roads; truck and experiment.
stations hitherto under private control,
now, controlled by the state; correc-
tional institutions turned over to the
state; a purchasing commission for
state supplies In regard to the last.
MrSt Richardson explained that the
DILL creating such a commission had
been passed. but the purchase Of sup
plies through the commission was vol
untary, not obligatory.
The special work tor which con-
slider the present administration should
go down in history. said Mrs. Richard
son, is the compilation of a state bud
get, initiated by Governor Davis and
executed by Col. Leroy Hodges. If our
state funds are not to be sauandered
and are to be PROPERLY Administered
and expended, how better can such REF
suit be. reached than through the max
ing of a budget To me. our state bud
get of which | have here a copy, ~ a
marvellous piece of work, and its con-
pilation a colossal Undertakings.
Besides' a. oepy Of the budget, Mrs.
Richardson had brought with her
/ opies OF chart prepared by Col Hodge ?
showing the relation between the
qualified voter and the various state
lied by gubernatertaf appoint
ment.
Mrs G. HARVEY Clarke. wEs acted
as chairman of the afternoon. an
the lesson for next Tuesday
Sfate library is managed, proposed no
governed and supported what colleges
receive state support, which admit
women ana on what terms. how the
state library fs~mauaged, proposed. me-
mortal libraries, FEDERAL aid to schools.
libraries and university extension
courses ~''
Harris Hart, state super nte ndent OF
schools, Wilt be the speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
THE REVIEW OF THE RIALTo

The Passion Flower" 1.-The. remark
able spanish drama now being acted
ry Nance OMEN and a stirling company
Tor supporting artists viii finish The
season III New York and then begin a
tour winch viii he one of tho most
extensive vet TO he booked During Inc
summer the play viii b~ filmed. AMI
II is stated further that one OF tive
host known composers in grand opera
viii develop it's. highly colorf1l story
into grand opera.
Rachel BARTON Butler. the dramatist
whose successful "Mau7a's Affair IL
ono Of the cleverest plays on Broad
Nay. and one OF the most profitahlo,
Will inaugurate her conception al a
,chIdrsn's theater next week with a
stage version Of Alice in wonder
land which she has adapted, This ia
so he-foI1oWed by other piayssaaapted
by this unusually. Intelligent, and crea-
tive writer, who has Joined the envl-
bic group Of writers dcVlnped by Pro-
fessor Baker at Harvard "Mama's
Affair was the current Harvard prize
play
/ Nancy Van KIRK is another rropa-:
gandist for a children's thester. and
her efforts have taken the form OF a
children's hour Of song and story. An
opportunity was granted New Workers
last week to see one Of these children
entertainments. Under the patrouage
tof doting narents Of prcocjous children
the first Of the series was given with
such gratifying sHcces that the rress
mas been awakened ard New York may
add to it's circle of varied. -p1ayhonses
ono devoted to the pleasure Of children.
II In the most needed and most sefdara
iheeded OF all thatriosl appeals.
r. Among the Interesting future events
scheduled for the nresent season In
NV York is the FIRST presentation in tho
English language of Rights OF the
Soul" from the Italian Of Giuseppe
iGiascosa. This remarkable one-act
play viii farm an important part OF 4
group Of short plays later TO be do1e
The fema Ining part Of the program
Will include two American plays The
rrtft EFFORTS OF Grace Griswold. ~0+f-
sclentious worker for the stage. who.
lsince achieving histinctfon as a higiily.
Intelligent actress. has contributed
much TO the focal stagef-as director
and leader in the independent stare
movements
II may have been a coincidence, out
the bin poster who placed advertising
signs along broadway. has a sense or
}hun1oF or something. They read
'"Theda Bara. The Passion Flower
Sea ndafS
vestod serova dancers are scheduled
for Carnegie Han next week Thisis
4 dancipe event Of international in
! Three live Ghosts is 10 be pre-.
scented this week. Mercedes Desmore,
| who 10 in the. cart, denies that IT has
ianvthing to do With dead soldiers" Of
which there are many in uacmorium-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
EIGHT CHURCHES
ELECT VtSTR|Es

Testrynen were elected in eight or
he Episcopal churches Monday night,
In St Paurs the present vestry viii
remain in Office until January. of mex
year the date OF election having been
changed to conform TO the church
year. Elections in other Of the Episco-
pa! will be held az later date Those
lows.
Vt. Andrews.
A. n. May. c. J. Newell. : NJ Hen
ley. c. r. Shepherd. Benjamin Pettus,
= Z. Scott, r. II. Sarvay, W p Han
kins, l. r. Pope. John Head, Fl. c.
Baur, r l.. Davis.
81 Johns,
samuel Il Frischkorn, John Fl Walsh,
" Thomas MuSaeu. Harry 7, Brown
Z C. Saunders Jr. F, p Gretter. E.
" Moore j. w Sims. y NJ Thorn
ton Dr. Alex Thornton. A g. Wright.
A Il MeCalIey
Colonel T. o. Mass.e, colonel VII
iisn II Palmer Edwin Palmer g.. II
sutton Louie Hankins. W. Meade Adj
olson. Or. rsal HOWE John C. Paisley
samuel " Towpkins VI. Walden.
Charles g. Cooke. Austin Broken
broU&a.
- James
r II Addison. James Casey. w
Travers James i Gordon. i y Dpshur.
@ n Fursten NJ n NcGulre Lang
bourne Williams Charles Anderson.
Jam+a \ Meocure. Henry Ire Nalen-
tine o. - Minor
~. phHip's tCeie-~as.
ur " "A hughes Edward Thomp
SEN g. ) FORESTER. j.. r Sully, A..
Barrett . " MeGrew. u r. Roper,
W. = a. Maud}n. J NJ Saunders.
AIt~~aints
r. "a Mavo. John Tyler Thomas T.
Moore. llr Holm Dunn VI s Valentine.
1r. Eater- ~; Thornton otis VI. Al
friend Or HaEh NJ Taylor. Robert y
Anderson Alexander II sands John
x Boyd Frederick : Valentine
vt. Thomas.
William Eedd, william A. Archer F.
/ kufTiu Ur Enniau q. Williams. nr
Harry Baker Rutherford Rose, James
Wr3te ngeh Miller r II Howell, "
r Miller Alex =. Ry!and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
= DIPLOMATIC BLUFF
HyT r. fsERTEIII.

ParAs April 6.---The Ruhr situation
III Texarded in well informed quarters
Z here axunlhaug shu.-t of-a huge game
Z of bfuE beng GaMad hx both sides.
hTS 1irrrrrvTsssff ocrrrry
Frankfort, Darrnstadt and other cities
without knosing what the attitude S1f
Z the allies will be.
The T~fnsa MS wAfS Saturday shout
ExFed IRE Responsibility for sending
troops into the Ruhr district now
ssriafins firat the number Of troops sent
a7Asn tx natural zone..is only Sufficient
r4oxapcsl acts Of lawlessness and is far
from 100. oa0, which is the figure given
by the French.
AsseSYnan diplomats in Paris assert
.ttkp French move is only part Of
"a EraHcf'a 4. long Cherished scheme 10 OBJ
tain Frankfort as a pawn and sleo 10
Offset BrftaSn'S dominating Rhire posi-
4 ton as Cologne. tntil The attitude of
France allies and Of the United
*Nsztr@frsS been made known bSth sides
6 ere likely 10 mark time.
GFvat- Br! "a IN according to the
q best British sources here. does not in
|. tend participating IN the movement
inst Germany Sentiment in Brit;
N.k4, cifaies seems to he that France
-forrfrg tse issue and playing. her
d own game, ana therefore should solve
the pr6blem by her own means.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

-April 81 nfys week Els
the low @ater mark in theatrtcals, eon-
there haS'beep little activity.
'k6- tke-wee preceding brought less
1nfefssy. than usual II was saved from
l3unuf By-rhe reaUy intelligent effective
Snd s.bg-rr's1t presentation OF what g
'ME(snle~" Il cleveffy arranged, Law
If*0fy- srDs Turned effectively. staged e
|&6Et y~ John Murray Anderson AZ
sE&sues gr- this ore takes high rank.
3<Cthine morn brilliant IMAM this group
"a r>pff7y changing scenes and cos
a4l{N n pew York in "A decade. Ro-
Ixuss generally hear so close a resern-
Nance one 10 another that they may
IA CLASSIFIED as ~ he. same breed, BUT
|In this respect MIR Anderson has
go "a fer from the beaten path and
~ cdmplimeufed View Y6rlc audiences
s.1ffrna -Ihaf they appreciate a
"a Oft intelligence. amidst AL the
4&4~EHtISs usual in musical revue$
Aee IRE has discarded the stars OF
. day. brought forth competent and
aneix east and devoted himself " tn
s11Agulsr success TO devislng Original
Sd fetching costumes. Temarka 81 y
Vklf conceived stage effects and a. hook
n ut is ANUS ng and erigA, The result
4~-SsWhats in a Name" has achieved
" real success and will inquest fonahiy
'ssm ssssi'''F when the Summer {. visitors
E44s The shaR espearc playhouse has gnno
ss1pmewhat beyond It's original .pprpose
xAxts@A that Quaint and semi, fairy
$1M1e, '~rhe Piper by Josephine Pres
S&0n Tea body. II received its prem iere
S3S0Arai years ago at TN New ;heater;
s1SoH defunct. and that performance
nth all Its wealth to draw upon and
Mil OF high salaried producers. was
U Roye understanding or impressive
1he One now on view through tho
u B0rts 81 Prank HeEntee; Rsflo~is the
4 3onser OF the Shakespeare playhouse.
3he Piper" In the -sf5ry or the ffT1i'-
|kefAn who piped all the children froin
1. nMblein A r. Arson is TITS quaint
EEore, and the case with which the
S&$s~F., ~ Asrss@Ss~ss~ses .,.i sss s.S>4lt+ss4
GIfdjAg olive Oliver. who was in the
fn4l hroduettpn 1t is a really brill
~achieyement and furnishes Hlhti-
1p&tfofnsances that have. proven IN
~9tfng and profitable.
~ French players sailed last week
r. 1sew York with .ethe exception If
- Awc who have elected TO remain
lpsar Max& sAasnn. a new*casanany ~tll
eok4blished At what is now the Rel :
u th<ater and which viii then be
- ~ the Belmont Theatre Fran
f. Richard q. Herndan, recently
fNteA by the French government
kNe4E4toxisua work. In handling this
~ 3. az sen ticslrg ;, ts.DnReraEaeuts,
~ The director. and the repertoire
St&01uda net only modern coined. "a
na4 acted IN the Frerch Ian
bat : series Of French classics
s3 1850 - --.---x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
'NPL|Ae SETTING
NEWS BACKGROUND

:
Washington, y. c, Aprlt s. fns
Simla Hills OF Kipltng fame and the
interesting Punjaa country. again are
brought to pubic Attention by" news
paper repors- of. native riots aroused
by the rumored destruction or the
golden temple of Armitsa1Ss principal
CITY or This provinces. SAYS a bulletin
from the National Geographic Society.
'Pvnj aa-tis Persian word meaning
1--WE. waters and refers: TO au area
n JRliia. about he size off Oregon. be
tween the. Jheiam and the Suuet.
drained by three intermediate streams.
These rivers empty into the Indus,
which forms the western boundary OF
the state. -
Of india the pa,ns,,h has for ages been
The selr, nm Of most Of the mIlitary
srrss.,ieas .ra,, ~ vs. ma tho
s-ass - -, IN ,,,s . ~ mis-
uaasan Us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. medans.
s,khs. Hindu Iats. Kashmiris and
Rsjputs. ALI belonging to- the tall, ia il.
Indo-sAryaxe s.ock----are not so sluggish
in. Temperament. and ways Of. living ms
III .other parfs OF The country. and
sfIiary -6r rnefa manifest. a martial spi Ri
-nnon smaff-~ provocatTon. England
counted them. among hef htrst vaitsd
rsoldiers on the Western front 4
",rhe yas, nIa;, ~ Tho r,nniah Ia
uh,,,,. 60 ,,a,..ns rsat ahoya ,ba
80. 49,, "a -, -. ,,xth r,fns ,rt,
tna s,hnsa ~ xna,,<. IN u;r,ataw
,'r.,ntaSns =. -. o,,tI,,wsv.arr a,5
~ an, ,,.+,rsAaa stanSs :s,,,,Ia a,,,
fro,,, !, 80 .,s,:s.,o;r,s 49,, .,,iJr,, IN
~ +a.h;1,a a - ,han 49, nj..r
1aTf.,,I< 81 .s.sa - Ma, sr w.,
J;na.s ssn,.;ns ~ -, .aSra,er,. x,;rhs,
-, .o,ne-n .na,,sans 81. sho,-o
s;,,,i. rsorn II, thsss to,r ana. rae+
- -, -, - -, ~ a,.f,r
! $500 49,, ~ - ~. " 'ns ~ 49, -
ta,tsl; Wnsn 'ns ae too "a -,
/ r. E'rnnaan .rInaa $50 ~ 80, -
and around the summer home Of the
yiceroy OF India the social life re-
! yoIyess within a twenty ave- milo
radius from ssnnla ia sYhe chor,,s upon
whose nSak II feet high. a. snow
cas- Is worn unffi VEL, iilfn Nav. Far.
I thar- ia .fhe vest -fhe hirner peaks
ranea from 1s flno ia 70 ,rn- feey
~-rr. -,at,chaa nfsin@ ~ III.
-
casiona1 frost ~ niKht. The DAYS are
bright and clear. and the climate re-
| Tnfndss me. Of t1rat-of my Angeles.
when HE nnoonsoons come In-June. y
also MAS a rainfall in tire north whien
10 adequate ia produce GOOD crons
without irrigation Farther south tbe
land. is as barren as a desert. cxcepe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
TRANSLATE MAIL FROM
D0UGHB0Y FRIENDS

Paris March 2 (hy' ,maiN Sea re aiy
day passes when American Red Cross
workers scattered throughout The
towns and villages of France are NOT
asked by some local recipient, OF man
from a doughboy friend across the
Atlantic 10 translate the.welcouie MS
sive.
Every American mail reaching
France contains thousands Of letters
from ex-soldiers to their French war.
acguaintaHces And these letters are
not all biiiets doux for winsome
French lasses. They are addressed in
greater part to the heads of hospftable
families, where appreciative" dough
boys received a kindly welcome dur
ing their leisure hours in France
Homes in hundreds Of little red
rooted villages behind the fghtjne
lines received the Americans as hon
or ed g1EEs1g. Many q French m other
! thinking Of her boy far away~in thu.
trenc pes perhaps never to- return. re-
placed him for a time with some srait-
ing American lad. larlshng all her
ut-up affection on this soldier in
khalgi from a far land who had come
TO make her own boys task easier.
The Freffch are not wanderers
They. are bound TO their land, thei'
homes and families with a night
bond Of affection forged through long
Within the ring of Iini. Il
horizon. The doughboys sacrifice in
leaving home and friends 900 miles
away to fight in a strange land went
straight to the hearts of the French
Thousands of them offered their homea
To the men Of the A. F.. F. in token Of
their profound appreciation. The
food of letters journeying from tine
farms and cities of America to tire
hum Bile villages Of France with each
weeks mail steamer are tokens 0f
gratitude from the -douRhboys tc
thesr Kindly hnSfSy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
-. ~ the rnayoraiU it h believed
afneoM the same total wou'u
sherx, cast IL the wea;hr Rad oeeh

~ the rt,ayoraity e n believed
xrfsansf the same total would
n1rs, cast II the wea;hr had been
nesft.
~ 4 ERrgUrr Ar MIDNIGHT
"a lHasS ave thousand people gather
mo Csrays' armory TO hear 'he
- ,.s, night. The crowd was
and enthusiastic. There was
sia,xssnr or the fair sex.
W. ,sxx exactly midnight when the
astss irons sixth precinct, Clay
L "a. were received. These were 'he
IS Nearly nve hundred people re-
sssnsa for the anal count, but around
ssn,sn sa,r,ock. when 1T looked Ike
u sv,a,,e was Speeding rapidly to vic
100 the crowd began disPersanS- Al
1s,ss,.t 1t;sS returns from second
srisy ward received, giving hrsch-
sEsarr asa majority, but rot a ehe's
ss-aS heard where "a deatsnins roAa
InsA-s sounded earlier an the n1ght 'VF
Sx-mEsurtty OF twelve 10 two,
s-sfsrhe arst returns were received
ss,<.,,, second Lee al bout s 20 O'Clock.
SsIf- rave HirschSe~g n TSs vote lead-
800 s~rfyxs went Wild. The seNf re-
''31rrs were from fourth lee Vh!@A
.5Ayp Mayor Ainsiies. - n1a}"El',' ~
4 fcsal lead from thr t~o pTe''"'tS
"a 1&e votes. From thls aim" n'''"
sfke lass total was res eivtd Mayor 'N'"-
lsase maintained good leaa
Aithnussh greatly ~ ia" rear iht
ETirsehberg supporters WIKI me $" it's
ltat they erred FL shs
TS1fios,s ward meetings, appiaGo"e
:. -.zs J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

iScFNsf'D BY INSULT
ASSAULTS THREE

Chicago, April 6---Joseph Name, "A
song writer. weighing 80 pounds
killed one man with a blow from his
fist. knocked down another and made
third run for cover today after the
trio had used insulting language be-
fore his" Wife, A vaudeville actress,
known on the stage as Lillian Bernard
Manne CARVE himself up To- the palice
tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
:. OLD. DOMINION
-tcohtahted from PAGE One,

Washington 'and conferred with
Secretary of Labor Wilson, telling him
they would have to 60 ont of; business
unless some settlement. with the labor
people is reached MIR. Wilson then
went into conference with labor men.
telling them What the shipping inter-
ests had dfsclosed- TO him. The con-
ference between the secretary ana the
labor interests. Mr.. Walker declared.
was without restflt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

Until YOU learn that work is your
best triefrdI- your worst enemy
you Will never get very far-except
downhill. Forbes Magazine On "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
PETERSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Petersburg, Va, April 6-Final
plans for mass meeting to he held
next sunday ia the high school audi
tori9n, when Governor John ]. Corn
well .ol West Virginia, aud Pat &
WHhrew, superintendent Of the union
mission in Charleston, will speak in
the Interests Of the union mission to
be established here on West, Bank
street, Were made last night at meet
ing 81 the board Of directors, held in
the y Nj. e. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

When everything goes wrong it's
sign that YOU need tooyerhaul your
scIf - Eorhes Maganlne N y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

TT may be trite to say that tl1ep only
way to get happiness il 10 give II, yet a
lot Of people don't seem to- have
learned it. Forbes Magazine On W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
STILL CAPTURED IN.
CUMBERLAND nTS.

Especial to- The Richmond -vffRinian. J
freezing. Va, April 6--rrbhibtficn
Officers Gland Beverly and Jonah r..
Beverly captures a still nestled far up
in the Businesses Of Cumberland
during the past week.
Two young men. HILBERT Kilien
Roosevelt Eirps were--1 found. In
charge, and taken into custoay, by
the officers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

There were 2z7 arrests made in
March. according 10 the report of the
police department.. They are classed
as follows: Assault and battery. =;
assault, Z drunk, % felony, IA; fugi-
tive. 3 larceny. =; lunacy. > misde-
meanpT, %. tresshass. 2; peace war
rant. j violating city ordinance, 100.
THE spring team of the Peters
burg CItcuit court viii convene here
ON Monday morning. Judge Robert g.
Soathgl! Will preside over the court.
George Dillinger, Jr., of Camp Lee.
and Miss Mary. Alternately, were
married this morning by Rev. y. l..
Merritt, pastor Of Markct-Street
Methbd isl church in the brides nome
on Byrne street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.u-
gene a. Balm, on ST. Andrew street
yesterday afternoon, theit daughter,
Irene Lucille, became the bride OF
William Pierce Atkinson. of this city.
Ine ceremony was performed by
Rev @. l.. FORESTER pastor of High
Street Methodist church.. After a.
trip 70 Northern and Western points.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson VIII make
their home on South -Syea more street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

Robert Henry Bishop, of Waverly,
Va, and Mrs. Mamie Fitnas. of this
city, were married yesterday after
noon by Rev f.. G Primm. pastor of
West End Baptist church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

Mrs susanna c, Haw kins. wife OF
the late James. II Hawkins. died Last
night. at her residence in Ettrick She
was. eighty-one years Of age and is
survived by six sons The funeral viii
take place Wednesday morning from
the grave in Ettrick cemetery, Rev. w.
w. Royal pastor of Ettrick M T.
church, assisted by Rev A. r. Harrei1.
pastor Of EttricIS Baptist church. offi.
eating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

1t was stated authoritativclv las.
night that the music committee Of
Washington Street Methodist church
had closed a deal for the newly hult
demonstration organ at she fast,
concert hall in Philadelphia, which IL
valued at $4,000 and prom 1ulc
some OF the noted musicians In the
country to be, one Of the MOST pc4t,. .
Instruments in America.
Besides all <+r>y equipment USUALLY,
found in an -to-date instrument, this
organ contains musette. a set Of
chimes and glass harp manufactured
/ under the special patent of tho Estey
organ company, the harp alone costing
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Kvcns,

Cs'sN~A AspffSHpOnuVuIc Oh ESSFy 1VcbtAA
EllSton, Jan. 20-David Isaaos and
Walter Jackson, two young white men
of North East, have been landed in
Elkton jail TO await hearing on the
charge OF robbing a store in that town.
Charged with soliciting ut the ElEtou
passenger station, Price Gray, oolor,d.
was given hearing before Justice Scot
ton. and fined SIS and costa.
Leo NJ. Moore, formerly Of Eikton-
editor Of the Havrc dc Grace Ledger, WAS
married, Saturday, to Miss Lena Lamm,
at st. Patrickis Catholic Church, Havre
de Grace.
Marriaiee licenses were issued In Elkton,
yesterday, to PIERCE T. Tweed and Elisa-
beth s. WILSON Of Newark, Del; William
Clark of Philadelphia and Gertrude Carey
of Cheswold, Del; Charles Gibbons end
Gertrude Barnett OF Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary X. Smith of tho upper
section of Cecil county fell on the ice in
the yard at her home, Saturday, breaking
aa arm.
An open meeting OF the Women's Club
OF Eikton is being lfcld this aftnrnocn III
the parisnho'ae. N1rB. w. r. c. Wood
of baltimore, member OF the Food Con-
troll Commission for Maryland. will make
the principal address.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bsnjnmin snd
children of Grove City, Pa, arc visitl &
DIR. Benjanains parents at Bay View.
Mrs. William Gilmour Of Baltimore u
n guest of the Misses Ash, III Eikton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
CnpeviIIe High School Burns.

Cape Charles. Va, Jan 20.-Capevi'le
high school was destroyed by FIRE Friday
night. An entertainment WAS gwen by
the children during tire evening in the
auditorium and after the building had
been deserted flames wclr discovered in II
room which recently had been added to
the structure and whica had not been
occut led dui ing the evening The flames
wac famed by high winds and the lacks
Of fi,e-fighting apparatus made effort
TO save the building or the equipment
useless. The loss is estimated at about
So, 900. partially covered by insurance.