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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty.

I.oval Council NJ l. Sons and Daugh
tcrs az Liberty, Will entertain in Eden
Hall. tomorrow night tho Delaware
County Progressive Association consisting
of l.04a members of tho Councils IN
cludine I.oval Councll. NJ |, ol Delaware
Paoh. No "a. Chester No A. Media
No. So, Sharon Hill. No 55 Concordvlle.
No. 66, Clifton Heights. No. 90, and
Darby, No LOG. Of Pennsylvania II Is
expected the l10 members Of LOYAL Coun-
mittee. G h. Engle of Media. president
Harry Ashbridge Of Chester, vlce-presI-
dent and ALVIN Il. Briscoe OF Wilmington,
secretary and treasurer. viii have charge
Of the meeting, Mrs. Laura B. Soncrs Of
Chester, deputy national councillor, and
George r. Doiner Of Philadelphia, past
associate State president Of Pennsylvania,
will make addresses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
QUE STIONS S AND AN SWE RS

O. How many people arc employed by
the Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
4 There are 453 on the roll Of the
Washington bureau. and ga employed
o what lank in the United states
has the lnrgcat cnpfalP +. \.
4 This distinction Is divided between
the Bank If commerce, tho National City
Bank. and the Guaranty Trust Com
many. of New York City, each IF which
haa capital u 21,0000o0 The Con
,iponial 4 CommoreIal National Bank of
Chicago. with capital Of S2l 100000 IS
fourth
Q Which can rim faster, . grey hound
or horse & II
A The National Geographic oocietY
SAYS thaf L Il difficult 70 make Rlth
comparison, but for o short distance 3 grey
hound ran outrIu 2 fioreo.
O Ia Belgitm getting 9n her fcnt aPaln'
! vs. @ T.
4 During fho var. onc third rs ali
| EolgIan farfories we're destroyed, and
| more thau 500 miles oF railroads and
| 900 bridges werr rendered useless At
proacnt Bolgian lartonoa are averaging
/ fhreo. foiIrfha of their m1tput before the
+ var. and fho railroads arc operating 80
pcr cent If the normal number of freight
/ trains and 80 pcr cent nf the number IF
| tn nsvcnprr trims j ho output II coal
actually exceeds the rafo of production of
/ 1919
O what ia IN oHirial 4i7n f2r ao
+ American fap2 y s
/ There IS M official size, but the
of5cial proportion + ~ hF ~
o Hfow should znnhurn bc treated2
AID level Tablespoonful ~ horic
arid powder md I0 dr0pa of cnrtolir aold
Il. + half .int af ho' Ehtnr Put III tottio
and ahato ,,rH The solution should lr
dahhed IN fho nHamed skin with 4 srnali
piece ~ cotton nr sprayed on T1fh an
atnrnizrr tppIg every half-honr 4 ncce=-
sarv )n net rub 7nnbuued areas # ~
medicine IL available nee rod rdmprcese7
If itaterz form dn unt open them Aiter 2
time row skin # formed and the hlister7
| nreaF
D WIN eas TIE fref Speaker IF thr
IIo vas Al Nuhlenherr. from
Prnnavlvanla and served q his capacity
from 7Sgfn 1Tai
O How MANY American aces are there
and which one IL hcm gained The most
victories IL the world war; - II
A There are b3 American aces Cap
tarn Edward N Rickeulackcr gained II
victories. Icing tho largest number wor
hy auy one man
q Ia there slch thing as monke,
bread + 4. 81
+ / Thla comes from 4 natvr tree FL
tropical hfrea and 'he Hast Indies Is
more common nau.c a adausnula 'Iht
fruit II Tins tree + sbnut The slze n
e,trnn. and the bruised leaves are nfttT
nixcd with the food q inhabitants q
tropical Afnea for their medicinal vaiue
q Nhat disposition did George WASH
npton Parze gustIs make ot His slaves
r. "
4. George Washington Parkc Cgsra
she grandson N Martha Washington. ant
adopted son oi George Washington
iireeted in Ills wall mat his executor
manunlt free all his slaves within fly
Gears following his death, and thus VA
accor1HpIv done
u + the stick used IN rInnlng an ar
plane sometimes called the 10y stack.
L. T.
4. The control stick oi an aIrpiane
often called the JOY stick, although tins Is
slang term rather than an official one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
WILMINGTON HELPING
POLISH FUND DRIVE
Mayor Taylor Receives Significant
Message From National
Committee.

Mayor william q Taylor hasrcceived
the following telegram from tho national
committee NJ Washington ~ charge -
the s5O.00O,0O0 bond Issue for thc nrw
Republic ~ Poland
In the name If the people n Poland
and the Polish N America, we desire ~
thank you for the generous and magnif
cent support you have given % the cafp-
paign for the Polish loan. Our reports
from Wilmington indicate you have hand
fomely assisted the lOan campaign and
encouraged II ~ every turn
With rare vision the Polish govern
ment through is agents N this country
mapped out campaign based IN ecpup-
my and efficiency, 20 the end that every
dollar raised n America should be ufod
for suffering Poland
Mayor Taylor addressed 2OD0 per-
sons last Monday night Just prior 10 iho
mass meeting f1r tbc Polish inan, held iu
Modieskn lialI. Sycamore street. just
on Maryland avenue The telegram from
Washington further assures him that ihr
entire $50 00OV0 received irom tbe
loan viii he expended n America fri
machinery and raw materials to further
Industries IN Poland
ln this connection word haa hcru REL
thiNefl iEtfH fltt '#h@fiiih ifttf''iif.i i'0 p
Polish Minister at Washington. thlf
Samuel 81 Ea1claln. president - ihc
Baldwin Locomotive Works Rh4 RI
! rentlY returned from Poland hos taken
/ 27 OOg 000 worth of the bonds return
/ for American railway rolling e'0fis
with local uibecrIptious 10 bond amrpnf
ing - $4,000 FzeEiel Crnper aah'r'
/ 81 thc Farmers Bank. has elcEr7ph"r
4 ~ the National CITY Bank d >c~ nrb
/ - eend S30. 600 more bonds IL NE Pol
/ ieh RoruFlic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
Bv Associated Press to Every Evening

bN ASSpFtHttu tPSs W fhNAs AffthhttS
Philadelphia, June 17.-Oats-Nc. 2
white, 29al 80; No. 3 white l.2Sa1.29-
Corn. as to grade and location, 2.00a20i !;
the latter for No elbow.
Butter-Nestern creamery extra, 5S;.
nearby prints, fancy, .67a69.
Cheese York whole milk, fancy
held .2Sa -. do ordinary 10 good, .23a y
do. current make. best here, .23a &c.
Eggs-Nearhv frsts, AZ: do. current
receipts. .i4a A l3;westcrn extra, tirsts, ~ ;
do frsts, .42a-45: fancy. selected packed,
.,56a5o
Live poultry-Fowls, fancy. 36a37
do. common to good 34a 81; hroihng
chickens, fancy. not leghorns. ga 2
pounds. apiece 55a 81; do, 1a14 pounds,
.60a65; broiling Chikcns, white lcghorns,
TO III pounds; 40a.45; old ROSTERS.
.32a 33; ducks .30a.32,
Dressed poultry-Fowls, fresh killed,
choice to fancy. 4la.43. do. small sizes.
Boa AZ: roosters, .25; spring ducks. 36,
Potatoes Florida No. |. 7.00al2.50
do No ,. 7.0OaS.t0; do. No. 2, 6.00a6 50,
Flour-Soft winter straight western.
f3.25a13 so; do. do nearby I3.0Oa1325
hard winter, straight. 13 50aI3.75; do.
short patent, l450a15.00 spring clear,
I2O0ai2.50: DO. patent, l400al4.50; do.
short patent t4,75al5.50 fancy spring
and city mills patent. family brand, 1900
al640.
lay Timothy. No ,, 430Oa450O;
DO. No. 3, 39.00a41.OO; sample, 33 00a
$500: no grade, 2SO0a32 90, clover
mixed hay. light mixed, 42,00a 43 90;
mixed, 4000a4l 90.
Tallow-Prlme city, loose, 1034; do,
special loose, 1l12; prime country, 9'3,
edible, in tierces, IA.
Bran-Soft winter bran. western, in
IO0-pound sacks. 90 50a6l.00, do, spring
do. SO. .O0a60 %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Gas Company, quarterly u
! per cent, PAYABLE September |.
American Gas and Electric Company,
quarterly Of 2lz per cent on common,
PAYABLE July |.
American Tyne Founders Company
quarterly of | per cent on common and
Is4 per cent on preferred, payable July
= Crowcr & ThurIow Steamship Com
panr. quarterly Of IS cents q share, pay
able June 30.
Liberty Motor Car Company, quarterly
Of 2I5 per cent on common and ? per cent
with extra Of ? per cent on preferred,
payable July |.
National Oil Company, quarterly Of 2
per cent on preferred payable july -.
National Fuel Gas Company, quarterly
of 2l2 per cent. payable July Is.
Ohio Fuel Supply Company, quarterly
Of 2l2 per cent and extra Of 2 per cent,
payable in Victory notes payable July
Is
Pacific Gas and Electric Company,
quarterly of Il per cent on common,
payable. July Is.
Pan Handle Producing and Refining
Company, quarterly Of 2 per cent on
preferred, PAYABLE July l
Reading Traction Company, semi
annual Of IL per cent, payable JULY !,
Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway Com
pany. 6 per cent, payable July /.
Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills,
Ltd, ~ per cent IN stock on preferred on
account Of back dividends, payable
July Is
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Cor
poration. quarterly Of Sl25 share, pay
able July Is
Underwood Computing Machine Com
pany, quarterly of 25 a share. payable
July IS.
Union Natural Gas Corporation. quar-
terlv Of PIE per cent, payable July IL
Welshach Company semlannuel OF
3t2 per cent on preferred and annual Of
> per cent on common, payable June 80.
Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company, quarterly Of , per
cent ON preferred, payable July IS,
and . per cent on common, payable
July 81
Westmorcland Coal Company. quar-
terly If 212 per cent, payable July !
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
panv, quarterly Of 3 per cent on common
and IA per cent on preferred, payable
july l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Guests nj SnelIenburg- -Rarsky Wedding

The following guests we're present
NJ the Snellcnhurg- Barskv wedding in
Philadelphia II the RellevucStratford,
Tuesday night Dr Joseph krauskorf,
Mr. and NIrs Nathan Sncllcnhutg, nr
and Mrs John Woolf Jordan, nr Jacob
Ostro. Dr ) 0vtro. Mr. and Mrs Wilfrd
Jordan, Jack Jordan, MIR and Mrs Bovan
Jordan ~ Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs
William Sncllenhurg, If Washington
Miss Flora Nnellenhurg, Washington Mf
and Mrs Albert Sncleuherg, oi Roston
Nathan Barsky, Miss Fvsngellnc Barsky
Victor Rarskv. Mrs ] lIllcrsohu, Miss
Rosalie HilIcrshon. Miss Estollc Hilersohn
Cecil Ostrn, MIR and Mrs David Sucllon
hurg Miss Norma Sncllenhnrg Miss
Rettv Sncllenhure MIR and Mrs. lNm
Snelienburg, Ottor Amhcrg Dr and Mrs
Albert Robin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
BRAND VS.. oGDEN.HowARD CO.
Judges Hear Argument of Motion Of
New Trial i'm Case.

The court on hanc. Judges rennewill,
Rnvce. Conrad Rice and Iciscl sitting
heard argument today on tho case Of
John II Brand against the Ogden-ltoward
Company Shis series of cults has beer in
the courts for two wears, and whas been
heard cvervwhcrc from magistrnte's q
court to the Supreme Court Iodavs
argument was on tho plaintiff motion for
a new trial
Brand was hired ne huver and ma naper
hy the OEden-Howard Company IN 1911.
and was discharged IN 1918 He claimed
that tho discharge was IN violation of con
tract George \ Davis represented the
plaintiff today and Charlos + Curley the
defendant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Industrial Accident Board Hearing.

The Industrial Accident Board this
afternoon will hear testimony in the case
of Mrs Mary H Hladky. who asks com
pensation for the loss Of her husband
whose death occurred October IS, 1919
following an accident at the plant Of the
General Chemical Company, where he
was employed Mrs Hladky claims her
husband was injured by electricity
and the company alleges death from nat
ural causes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
VISITING IN THE SOUTH.
4 Number of Wilmingtonians Stepping in
Lexington, ky.

Lexington, XIV. June William du
Pont. Miss Marian in Pont and Mr. and
Mrs William ehl Pont. Jr. Of Wilmington.
Delaware. have arrived ia Lexington for
n few DAYS visit
The elder elu Pont has number Of
horses auartered here IN charge Of Robert
I. NIoreland and he is here for the pur-
pose of looking them over and seen <
how thev are progressing The party.
registered At tEe Phoenix Hotel, viii not
only visit some ri the famous stock farms
N tins vicinity. but Will malle side trips
To several points Of interest Iii the Blue
grass country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Child Dies Following Operation.

William b Prettymnn aged a little
over FIVE years, son Of MIR. and Mrs Harry
b. Prettvman. 52i East Tenth street
died Yesterday, Of congestion Of the lungs.
The child had been i'll with measles for
several weeks and about a week ago was
operatedalpon for mastoidItis The funeral
services will be held on Friday evening
at S clock Wilmington time, Interment
will take place at Slaughter Neck, near
Milford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Workman Struck on Head.

Arthur Duaield a hrickIayer employed
on the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hmldlng, southeast corner. Ninth and
Market streets, while working IN the base-
ment today was rendered unconscious when
q wheel~barrow fell from the first floor
striking hum on the head. lie soon regain
consciousness and was able 70 resume
his work The police ambulance was called j,
but Mas not needed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
EI.gMERE CIVIC CLUB.
Committee rhairmen Appointed nj Meet
inp Yesterday Afiernoon.

The following committee chairmen were
appointed NJ . business meeting % the
Elamere Civic Club yesterday afternoon
Civic and entertainment committee Mra'
II. +. Jones. education, Mrs. q. r..
Binder forestry Mrs John Bali hostess,
Miss Charlotte Iiearne; economies, Mrs.
n a Fa,,ai. ho4pltality, Mrs. ]. r..
smith. nrlann reform, Mrs. ] T. Smith
hferature. Miss Sally Carawcll director
az state Hoard Mrs q i. Binder, mem.
borsbin Mra n Is sh,irter. outlook
Mra ~ Rovnoda. Current Events,
Mise Rahnv l'utlor
4 community sing was held bv the club
last eveninp. nlut tho inelenent weather
et,t down the atfoptlance Thc singing waa
iod hv Mae NIliean. Mrs Sellers assisted
her IN playing the piano.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Dismiss Charge Against Lo yer.

Private Foster Johnson, I. s A was dis
missed in Municipal Court this morning
on charge Of abusing q female child
The girl, Louise Baker. IL. said that she
came here from Dover TO see her father,
hut admitted that Johnson had asked
her TO come and that he had paid her
carfare The arrest was made upon COM
plant of Johnsons landlsdy. who il is
said. saw the girl enter the defendant 5
room. She was remanded to Juvenile
nnrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

A strawberry festival will he given nt 3
o'clock this evening hv the Ladies Aid
Society of Nest Presbyterian Church on
the lawn ~ the homo ~ Nra David T.
Ott, SD Jackson street II rain prevents
The festival tonight il viii be given at the
sane hour tomorrow night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Graduates at Penn.

Mrs Charles William Edwards Was n
Philadelphia yesterday attending the
commencement exercises If the University
Of Pennsylvania Her son, Charles Gruhb
Edwards. was graduated from hat col
Ieae lie spent three wears 1T Delaware
College and attended the L u p. during
his senior year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
NEW PARTY PICKING NAME.
Committee of Is to Decide Between
American" and Peoples Party.

~ Nssoelated FT0ss @ EEeTN ENeh'nS
Chicago. Iupc l. The american party
or the peoples party viii he names pre-
seutcd bv tht. committee of ~ as the
designation of tie proposed third party
II WAS aunoaGced today
The committee of IS viii meet At
Chicago July 10 10 nominate prost-
Dental candidate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Attended Maryland Commencement.

Miss Elizabeth A. Jester, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Howard Jester at
tended the commencement of the Uni
versity Of Maryland which was held yes
terday at College Park, Md Miss Jester
was guest Of her brother, William Clay
ton Jester, who is a junior ut the uni
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Talk ON "Co-oneratlon.

A meeting Of the Wilmington Co-opera-
tive Society will be held in St ANDREW $
Parish House tonight W W Nooning
Of New York, who was scheduled to all
dress the meeting will be unable to he
present. 4 discussion Of the cooperative
movement will feature the session, how
ever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
MIn Hunt MhnIe in seapIanes.

fly Associated Press t. Every Evening
Copenhagen. June Il business men
at Aalesund, north II Bergen, Norway.
intend during the coming summer 70 use
seaplanes for seal and whale hunting IN
Denmark strait, between Iceland and
Greenland. SAYS the National ridendc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
II. q. Of |. DronpIng in France.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. juno l7.-irleos ot various
commodities in every day ust continue
10 decline III this city Newspapers state
that coffee costs less III Paris than II Havre
and less IN Havre than IN Brazil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
DEATHS

pYT r m fhi= ri+v m funr iF lff20
Iamrr Victor Pvle in hs Gtat yrsr
Relatives friends member Hf Nrlcnw"
Council No 3r ~ b N and rr~
r.fayrs ~ the Delaware Niils arn invited r.
attend tho fruerul acrriCca hf hfa late rrsi
Ipf7~r @YF south Harrison =traar ur -Ff
crdav afternoon inne l4 Rt q rl00f Iprti
time Int -vr,pYt at sivrlf rriv cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
To Discuss Circus Loss.

The advisory committee Of the Amerl-
can Legion Exposition and Circus will
hold a meeting in the Armory, Twelfth
and Orange streets on Friday evening.
The committee will make survey Of the
financial problem that confronts the
Legion as the result Of deficit ~ the en-
farrrfSa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
CHORUS TRIP TO oRANCE
Large Number VIII Go Saturday for Com
muuity Sing ~ Now Jersey Town

A large number rf fhc members of tte
Wilmington Community Chorus rlH Il.
fp Faet Dranga IN saturday ~ jau.
~ b rf,rurnnrltt sing with the chorus rf
the Oranges and 'he PIarfcld chorus
Atthr sing 'Iuredav arrulnv Nr7
Tookrr of Eaet grouge raa present ard
rnade taik Ihr einV tnredav Eh' w1e
led by Fd Mulhaueru who Vhst'tutHd
for Mr. Waf=ou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Claymont Red Cross.

Claymont Branch Of the Red Cross Will
give benefit performance fridny evening
June IS at the Green Lantern Tie en-
tertainment viii conist Of two small plays
and music There will also he report
from Miss A. Wood Claymont'a com
munity nurse Of work which las been
ACCOMPLISHED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
To Emnose License Fees.

City Solicitor Huxley sald this morning
that he hoped ID have some ordinances
imposing licenses oa various businesses
ready for presentation I'd city council
tonight More wIIl be gotten ready As soon
as hc can prepare ine1u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Westminster Guild Meeting.

The Westminster Guild Of West Pres
byterian Church, held meeting at Holi-
day House, Claymont Twenty members
were present and after the meeting they
had dinner on the lawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
SPAIN REEVES CEREMONIAL

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Madrid June r. For the first time
IN several Years the old court ceremonial
at which the wives of grandees viii be
presented ta the Queen viii occur on
sunday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
British Regain Mexican Railway.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Mexico City June II Orders that the
Mexican Railway he turned over % its
owner London corporation, tomorrow
we're issued to-day by President dc 1t
Iuerta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
Crisby Admitted Having Narcotic Drug.

Thomas Crisby was held ii 5000 hail III
Nun icipal Court today after pleading
guilty 10 charge Of having narcotic
drug IN his possession The case was CON
tlnnod until Tuesday Tor examination.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
.362.S72 French Killed in War.

By Associa ted Press to Every Evening
Paris, June l7-Final official statistics
place the total number Of French soldiers
killed during the war at ], ,362, ,S72.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
CptWFORIl-Cl1IT pTNTY.

Miss Jeanette T. Courtney, daughter
Of Mr. and NIrs Sylvester Courtney, and
T. Graham Crawford. 3d, son Of Mr. and
Mrr. +. Graham Crawford Of Phladcl-
phia, were married at 6.30 clock last
night AT the home Of the bride parents.
1907 West Seventh street Miss Mildred
McGonigal of Camden, \ !, was the
maid of honor. and Samuel Heron Of
Camden acted as best man Rev. r.
II. Adams of Brack-l,x NJ T. Church
performed the ceremony
The bride wore pussy willow taffeta
and chantilly lace, with bouquet Of
Bride roses. The maid of honor wore punk
gcorgette, with bouquet Of pink roses.
\ great many out-of-town guests. rs
we'll as from tins city were there The
bride received many useful and heautl-
ful presents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-17
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Ellen II. Nearns and
Robert +. Goldey.

The marriage Of Miss Ellen II dearus,
daughter nf CITY Councilman and Mrs
James Mearnq, and Robert 7 e,ndeg
of this city. son of MIR and Mrs William
A Coldey of Onk Lame Philadelphia,
took place At q O'Clock last evening a
Grnce Methodist Episcopal hnfeh HE
pastor. Rev Dr ! N Il snmwalt. WAS
assisted III performing tho ceremony hV
Rev Francis lees 1T Bristol n. cn'i-
SIN of tho bridegroom l'he bride was given
in marriage bt hcr fathcr Tho tuad If
honor was Niaa Mac : Nearna. alsfef nf
the br,de, and the host mnn IrhnI f,alflrF
The bridesmaids we're Miss Katherine
I.nngfcld. Miss Miriam lpll, Miss Ruth
l.ackcp and Miss laura ~aievan. II Nil
ford Miss barbara Ann Nparns II lia
hokna. \ ] and Miss lsllyaheih Nearns
ot this city. niecoq If the bride, wrre
flower girls
The church was decorated with pnlma
pladiolla md larkaput 1he wedding
march was PLAYED hy Snrrta & Morgan
before the ceremony Nlas Helen fIlgh
man sang = Love lon Truly. . l'Y
fet Love and - Promise Me
Tic htllu wore a gawno white npprg
cite crepe With court trnu Her Vel, If
tullc. was caught ~ with orange blossoms
and arranged ~ coranct 4trr and she
carried hauquct IT Bride rosea. sweet
peas hlcs # the valley and orehlde
Tic maii OF honor WIS dressed II Dfez-
den taffcta and carried bouquet af
larkspur. Columbia rosos nnd yellow
daisies Miss Iongicld and Miss tell
wore pink tatieta and Miss laekey and
Miss Salcvan blue taiIcta Al had boa-
qucts Of pink snapdragons, larkspur aud
Ophcha roses The flower girls wore
dresses Of white organdic one with punk
ribbons and the other with blue Their
bouquets were Of sweet peas and forget
mc-nots
Mr.. and Mrs Coldcy will makestheir
be at home after July Is
Councllpan Mcarns gayea dinner in
honor Of his daughters wedding last night
to members of City Council and other
ofiicials
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
In aIcaIde mando colgar
a I'm Sospechoso de
haber robad0

OAXACA, OAK, Enero eel Pro-
curador de Justicia del EStado recibi6
Y do curse legal q una tremenda a
~cusacj6n hecha contra el PreSidentc
Municipal del pueblo de Zimatl5n, &c
este Estado. quien mand6 aprender a
IN ciudadano porque Sc sospechaba
que cStuvicra complicado en- un robO
de poca consideration.
e. AIcalde. sin mas averiguaciones
' sin que Made Sc 10 ordenara, man
do colgar de IN arbol 4! aprehendi-
do, que reSult0 ser ~inoceNtc, segun
las investigaciones cue Sc hicieron
despues de cometido este crimcn Off
cial.
Los vecjnos de Zimatlan Sc indig-
naron contra el Alcalde Y QueriaN
matarlo de Ia misma manera, es de-
cir, colgandolo; pero personals juicio-
sas i~ntervinieron en- el case V aeon
s%ejaron que Sc acusara al Alcalde.
consoles cue ACCOMPLISHMENTS fue-
ron escuchados por los furiosos veci-
nos.