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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Gertrude Corcoran has returned
70 her home at 2S2 South Fifty-fourth
street, after. spending several days at
Cane May. n. ].
ST., and their family have returned TO
their home on 32i Baltimore avenue.
nfter spending the summer at Island
Heights, N. J
Friends OF Miss Sara v. Horne, OF
1920 Pine street will be glad to know
that she IL recuperating from her recent
illness at the Presbyterian Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ittore Pat.i Dariu and
their son. Mr.. Ettore Barili, and Miss
can Barlli. are spending some time at
Atlantic CITY.
fr ard Mrs James FIion. of Drexel
Hill, quietly. celebrated the ninth amt
= AIRY of their wedding on Wednesday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbert Sloan Wood,
Sr. and their infant son, Nesbert Sloan
Wood. Jr,. OF Sun Hill. Chester, Pa.
have returned to their home after being
he guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Wood of 265 South Alden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. of South
ConestoFa street. have returned to the'r
Nome from Atlantic City, where they
spent some time,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dill. $3.50
Springfield avenue. have closed their
bungalow at Clcmenton. N. j., and re-
Misses Anna and Fannie Bryson, of
New Castle, Del, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs T.. Perrem. Of 1891 Baltlmoro
avenue. Miss Martha Perrem has re.
urned to her home after spending the
hol'days with her sister and brother
'r-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Pierce,
OF $40 South Grant avenue. Whining
ton. Del
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of 552s Balti-
more avenue. is spending some time in
HHw York as the guest of her brother,
Mr.. George T!sdale
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Locates. of 55S4
Greenway avenue, had as their guest
'"et week their niece. Mrs. F.. Strick-
land, of Newark. Del
D.. and Mrs. George L. Cassel and
their daughter, Miss Miriam Cassel, Of
Iohnstown Pa, are the guests of Mrs
Rae Cadwallader Standbridge of 29o
South Fifty-third street They will
spend the month of October at the
y sndbridge cottage Mt Browns Mills-in-
the-Pines, after which they will leave for
Florida to spend the winter
Friends of Miss Sara Van Leer Horne,
OF 1890 Pine street. will he glad to h"ar
tnat she is recuperatlng from her recent
illness at the Presbyterian Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Max Aaron, OF 1891
North Broad street. are spending n
week at the Philmont Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Brunner, of 272.
North Sixteenth street, have returned
from short visit at Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Anderson and Mis-,
Adelaide Anderson. of North EIeventr
street, are spending a fortnight in New
York as the guests of Mrs. Paul Thomp
son
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond w Scott mo-
tored to Trenton for n few days.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Weldin, of 3o2C
North Fifteenth street. who have beer
spending tho summer at Gibbstown, "
j., VIII remain there until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Stern, OF 1915
Poplar street, have left Ocean City. N
j., where they have been spending tho
summer, and are living at 2S0 Souti
Rhode Island avenue, Atlantic City, until
the latter part OF the month,
Mrs Henry S. Louchheim has moved
from her apartment at the Majestic
Hotel and is now living at the st. James
Hotel
Mrs. David Lowman has returned to
her apartment at the Lorraine Hot,
after a visit to her mother In Logans
port, Ind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

An interesting engagement is an:
T. Kennedy, Of 22o3 Walnut street. OF
their daughter Miss Emile Posey Ken
NJ Lockwood Bishop, Of New York and
Washington. Miss Kennedy, who made
her debut about two seasons ago, Is one
Of the most popular members of the
younger set. She Is a sister of Mrs. Cas-
mes c. Kennedy. Mr. Bishop served In
the Twenty-second r. c. T. Infantry
Company, Fort Thomas. KY, during the
war. He graduated from Yale In 1914
and Is a member oe the Metropolitan.
Of Washington, the Yale Club. New
York, and Green Meadow Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Clark Madeira,
Northeast Harbor. Me-, where they have
been the guests of Mr.. Madeira's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Madeira. and are
now occupying their new home on Rob-
erts road Ardmore. Mr., and Mrs. Ma
dsira have been living with Mrs. Ma
deira's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neil.
son. ut Coolock. st. Davids.
Mrs John Kent Kane, of Brookbollow,
Radnor, has sent out cards for TIA,
az h,r home on Tuesday afternoon, Sep
temoer FL, from until o'clock. to
meet Mrs. John o. Miller of Pittsburgh.
ReS'utnt OF the PennSylVania League or
women Voters. Mrs. Kane has been
spending some time in Boston, and is
expected to return home tomorrow.
Mrs n. c. Prev, OF Wayne, gave an
INFORMAL shower on Saturday In honor
Of MISS Katherine Deming Roberts.
daughter of Mrs. Francis NJ Roberts,
OF the Louella. Wayne, whose marriage
20 Mr.. Mauric, c. y. Prev, son Of Mrs
~ Z. Prev. will take place on Tues
aty, October IL. at st. Marys Memoir
laI church, Wayne. Mrs. Dufield Ash
mead, sister OF Mr.. Prev, will act as
mauon OF honor at the wedding and
Ihe bridesmaids will be Miss Mary
itttNIe Miss Frances G. Brodhead, Miss
HHath, ,rine Hunter and Miss Marie Louise
Cauldwell
., pr, and Mrs. Stricken Coles and their
ratnlly, or Greenway, Bryn Mawr. havs
!pe'Irhed 10 their home from jamestown,
L. where they have been during July
sna Sna August, Mr. Walter Lippincott.
ttauNer OF Mrs. Coles, has also returned
ION Jamestown and Is occupying his
nome at Bryn Mawr.
M and Mrs Alexander c. Yarnall NJ
SMynnewood road, Wynnewood, who
ioste inate neen IN Bar Harbor. Me-, for tn,
day ''''e "" Non'
MISS Martha d. Baker and Miss
Sul,nha y. Baker, OF Bala, arrived home
IN monday from St Paul, Mimi. where
Tey Sey were visiting their sister, Mrs,
CHARLES L. Ames. 'N'''
Mrs Walter Wood. OF Radnor. who
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

MT. and Mrs: Robert p. Kain, Of Ard
more, are at Woodstock, ~ IT,, to Fs-
main for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Tay, of
Essex avenue. Narberth. are entertain.
Ing Mrs. Tay's sisters, Miss Louise Sap
pington and Miss Mary A. Sapp.ngton.
or Frederick. Md. Mrs. Tay and Miss
Louise SappingtOn left on Saturday for
Niagara Falls, where they will spend a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fritz. OF Ber-
wyn, are motoring to Woodstock, NJ H.,
for trip Of several weeks.
Miss Mildred Smith. of Elm terrace,
Narberth, entertained a few friends AT
dinner on Saturday evening.
Mrs: William B. Stephenson, of Manor
road. Wynnewood. with her sister, Mrs.
Monk, of Mobile, Ala, have gone 10
southampton, L. l.. for several weeks.
Miss Jeanne +. Hammer, Of Derwep
road, Cynwyd. who has been visiting her
brother, Mr., Frank f. Hammer, OF Bos-
ton. and also her cousins in Meriden,
Conn, Is at present in East Orange, N
as tho guest of her sister. Mrs Will
liam War;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
SMITH--LONG

Announcement is made of the mar
rage OF Miss Marian @. Long. daughter
OF MT and Mrs George Long. of 1915
tockland street. Logan, and Mr.. Ge6rge
on saturday. September IL, at 1890
o'clock. by the Rev. Dallas Cope of the
Northwest Baptist Church. Twenty
eighth street and Lehigh avenue. Mr..
ana Mrs. Smith left for Washington and
tour of the Great Lakes. They will
spend the late autumn at the cottage OF
the brides parents on Lake Ontario,
upon their return they will be at home
at 1915 Rockland street. The bride-
groom served overseas one and half
years with the 108th Field Artillery The
Drlae was prominent in Red Cross work
ana In Liberty Bond sales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham J. Field.
man and their family are now In thsil
new nome 1851 North Bailey street.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hadlcr, Of 1911
North Thirty-third street, announce the
betrothal of their daughter. Miss Cecilia
q. Hadler. to MIR David p. Shulman.
Mrs Max Heller has returned to
ATLANTIC City from her visit to Rich.
mond, Va.
Mrs. M. f. Levy. OF 1884 North
Thirt eth street has returned from At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Unterberger Mrs
Eannye Wurzel and her son, Mr.. Nyron
Unterberger, have returned to their
home, 32I7 Berks street after spending
the summer In Atlantic City.
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Photo by Photo-Crafters.

James Coffry, or 242s Bancroft street.
motored to Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Riley has left for her
spent a fortnight with her cousin. Mrs,
j. McCabe.
Mrs. Stanley Mastbaum. of South
Broad street, and her mother. Mrs, q.
Gansman and her family have gone TO
Europe for several months.
Miss RosalIe Lynch has returned to
after spending some time in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Patrick Byrns, of 1922 Wolf
street, spent last weekend at Park;and.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
GERMANTOWN

Miss Jean seatchard and Miss Jane,
Bowman Will entertain at a theatre
party, followed by tea, this afternoon In
q Mss snd fIanss' Mrs wam RI nn IT. a"ns ss
riage to Mr. Horatlo Gates Si?kei, ith.
ensign. United States nav u take
nlaee IN the Second p Church,
include Mrs. we ~. Harting, Miss
Josephine A. ssSn, Mrs. William r
Pringlee, Jr,, MISS Margaret Hotel and
Mrs w. Whitney Ball.
Miss Kathleen Mason, of 21o West
Chelten avenue, with her guest Miss
Helen whiting, left on Saturday 10
Mrs Paul C. Brewer, of 26I West
Rittenhouse street, has returned after
spending some time at Cape Cod, Mass.
Or. and Mrs Howard d. Geisler. Of
West Walnut lane. have returned from
spending the late summer In the Pocono
mountains
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Bonner have
are at home at bs55 Crittenden street.
Mrs Bonne.' will be remembered as Miss
Regina II. Coonan.
Mrs. Margaret Bonner, OF ~ East
Walnut lane, will leave this week for
Bethlehem, Pa, where she will be tho
s'ster-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
Roache.
Mr. and Mrs. r. D Sage and their
family, of West Phil-Ellena street, have
returned from a short stay in Ocean
City. N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. william T. Thilier. OF
Baynton street, have returned from
as their guests Mr. and Mrs George
Van Reid. of Reading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. James Lines, of 23sI
South Seventeenth street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaugnn, Jr
Of 2715 South Seventeenth street, and
have returned to their home after
spending the season at Beach Haven,
N. J.
M Mlss Genevive Galen has returned u
her home, 24l3 South Seventeenth street,
after spending the summer at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKeefry Mrs.
Anna Adams and Miss Louise Coffry, II
234l South Seventeenth street, and Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

Livingston. n recent graduate Of the
University OF Pennsylvania, took place
in Calvary Methodist Church at noon
today. The bride was gwen IN marriage
sister, Miss Ariel jackson. A small re-
ception and wedding breakfast followed
at the homo of the bride, after which
Mr.. and Mrs; Livingston left on an ek-
they will occupy their new home on
Nassau road. Overbrcok.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
McGLYNNsHANLON

A pretty homo wedding was soiem-
nized at noon today at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Hanlon, 2934 West
Allegheny avenue, when their daughter,
Miss Marie G. Hanlon, and Mr.. John
McGlynn. of Midvale avenue, were mar
ried by the Rev Henry Naylon, rector
OF the Church of the Corpus Christi
Twenty-ninth street and Allegheny ava
nue.: The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and was attended by her
Mcilynn was his brothers best man
Following the service there was a wed.
ding breakfast. The bridegroom and
bride will spend the early autumn trav
cling, and uron their return they will
be at home at 2021 wishart street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

turned from occupying their bungalow
ut Cape May.
MI and Mrs William II. Wilson, OF
Germantown avenue and TulpenocKen
street entertained at dinner In nonur or
Miss Helen Thomas and Mr.. Henry NJ
Wilson, whose marriage will take place
on October l6. Covers were laid for
eighteen guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
TROMPETTER-FOx

The wedding Of Miss Bertha c. FOX.
daughter of Mr.. Louis J. Fox, Of 4947
Cyrus G. Trompetter. Of Sssa North Sew.
enteenth street, will take place this eve
n'ng at o'clock In the Rodclph Shniom
Temple. Broad and Jefferson streets.
Rev. Dr. Ettelson, assistant rabbi. Mr.
FOX VIII give his daughter In marriage.
AFTER the quiet ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Irompetter Will leave on n wedding tour
and will be at home after October l at
1898 Airdrle street, Tiosa.
Tne bridegroom IA an overseas vet
eran of fourteen months. He served two
years In the United States army in the
late war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15
NELIS-MORAN

The marriage of Miss Kathryn Moran
OF sloS East Haines street, to Mr.. Ber-
place at o'clock this afternoon in the
CHURCH OF the Immaculate Conception,
Germantown: Miss Mary T.. Moran will
aItend nd hsr sister as bridesmaid and Mr.
Inomas T. Moran, a brother, win act as
best man. There will be no reception
Immediately after the ceremony Mr., and
MRS Nelis will leave for Niagara Fa liz
Lhey VIII be at home at 2i0s Norris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

A wedding Of interest In this city and
In Boyertown, Pa, will take place this
evening at the home of Mr.. Edward
Carr, OF 2e7 Rochelle avenue, Wissa-
hickon, when his daughter. Miss Marian
lei M. Yoder Of Boyertown, The Rev.
Charles l., Hunter. OF the wissah!ckon
Baptlst Church, will perform the cere:.
mony ut o'clock, and a reception will
In marriage. Upon their return from
their trip, Mr.; and Mrs Yoder will live
at DrexeI Hill, Pa.
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GALLAGHER-REEyEs

. quiet wedding took place this morn
ing IN the church Of the immaculate
conception. Germantown, when Miss
Catharine NJ. Reeves. daughter Of Mr
ana Mrs. Richard Reeves. Of Ills East
Ghelten avenue, became the bride of MI
J9hn ;r5 u Gallagher, of Willow Grove
G. Dalgllesh as bridesmaid and M
Joseph A. sleaths acted as best man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

Dor "a. at TJrkwood, N. J. The bride-
groom served during the World War,
eighteen months overseas in the United
States navy.
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LIVINGSTON-JAcxsoN

The marriage OF Miss Lillian jackson
Ter. bloO Spruce street, to Mr.. William n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

DJJMONT'S NINTH AND ARCH SITS.
,...-- MATINEE TODAY, 2.is
EMMETT WEIGH Minstrels
Last Week Of "SEAsHoRE FLEBcIsah,,
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ORPHEUM Germsnt'n 4 Cheltoa Ayes.
Matinee TOmorroy 25o 4 M,
MAE DESMOND g., 4 Her hLxxERs
NEXT WEEK-"she Walked in Her slss.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

People's kensington Ave. 4 Cumberland
Matinee Daily, 2n1
DREW & CAMPBELL'S
CONWAY fgt
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
BABY NAMED FOR SOUVENIR"
WILL KEEP HIS MEMORY GREEN

Possibly with the hope that future
Connecticut Republicans and their
doings might be made known of all
men in the same measure as prevails
today because of the vocation of
William H. Souvenir Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles b. Montgomery Of
Oneco; decided. when a nine-pound
son was born to them Sunday morn
ng, that his given appelations should
be William Taylor Mr.. Montgomery
is a newspaper man, and the lusty
voice Of the heir indicated that he
too, is not inclined to shyness. Mr..
Taylor is much prouder of the fact
that a baby was named after him
than if it was a cigar, racehorse or
Pullman car Mr.. Taylor will keep his
namesake well supplied with flags
and buttons and see that his memory
is kept green.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST

Timothe Tetreault is the new jan
itor Of the high school building.
Bernard Notary. employed at
Bugbee & Wulfs store, has been hav-
ing a weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kent and Mr.
and Mrs Carl Kent have returned
from a vocation spent at Alton Bay,
y. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Ross Of
School street have been entertaining
Dir. and Mrs F. F. Win~or Of Provi-
dence, r. /
Mrs. " j Bartlett and two daugn-
tiers. who have been spending two
weeks at Crescent Beach. are to re-
turn home on Sunday.
George o. Ross has purchased the
Edward Cutler property on School
street and his son, George F. Ross,
and family will occupy it.
DIR. and Mrs. R. f. Foss and two
children Of Peabody, Mass, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Rogers
at the Putnam Inn. Mrs. Foss is a
sister Of Mrs. Rogers.
John Linton, "Jakey" drunk,
picked up Thursday afternoon, was
sentenced to 30 days in jail by Depu-
ty Judge Archibald Macdonald, Jr.,
at session Of the city court this Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Myrtle Barnett, who is en-
ployed at Bugbee & Wulf's store, has
been having a two weeks vacation.
The first week she spent in New York
City and the second week on trip
to Bangor. Ne.
f. NJ. Corbin, who has been super
intending the erection of several
houses for the city of New Britain,
has completed the work and is spend
ing a few days with his family on
Fremont street.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
WILL WAR ON MOSQUITOES
Entire State Asked to Cooperate In
Getting Rid of Pests

War on the mosquito and similar
disease breeding insects was declared
last Friday at IA meeting of business
and professional men of the state held
AT Pine Orchard. 1t is declared that
IA crisis has been reached in loss of
health and life through the rayages
of the pests. A permanent organiza-
tion was formed to wage the war.
Experts from the Connecticut Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station testi-
fled that danger from the insects can
be removed and that the health of the
state will be vastly improved by im-
mediate and energetic action in get
ting rid of the present unsanitary
conditions which. they assert, exist,
not alone along the seashore and shell
tered inland rivers. but which extend
TO the lakes. ponds and swamps in the
interior Of the state
Cases Of children having died from
mosquito bites We're cited. Doctors
from the Experiment Station bore
evidence to the danger of life and
health because the poisonous insects
have been allowed to breed and spread
their contagion IN all parts of the
state An appeal win be issued to the
entire state 20 Join in the crusade
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
TIME CHANGES OCT. 81

The n. Y, ~ II. q IL. X. Il. wlil
anee is sime card October 81. In
der To meet requirements OF the
Wight saving plan in effect IN most
the cities and towns Of Conneeti-
..at Massachusetts and Rhode Island
frs company changed its time TAME
f,tt maintained standard time.
The communication sent out by
General Manager c. l.. Bardo fela-
live to the change in the time OF
trims TO meet the changed time, when
4sylight saving ends, is as follows.
1T is my understanding that 'n'
.s.called Daylight Saving Plan II
sour town expires October -. A.
an know. il is necessary for US t'
Grange our time table to meet the re
.airenents Of the majority WORKING
anaer the Daylight Saving Plan ah'
j. all but few cities IN Nonneeueu
having Daylight Saving time, as wei
tho State of. Massachusetts an'
NcW York City, have made the eNpir
40 d,te Of October 81, our time Ia
81. IS accordingly being revised e
take effect on that date
-Feeling that possibly this chang
- time. if made on that date, Wll'
a., the Intervening period betwee'
f,..oher land October 81, sefiousl'
Inconvenience the people IN you
town. the matter Is brought to you
attention in the event you feel IL al
yiSable TO suggest or arrange Tor I'M
extension Of the operation of the piai
t. October 81"
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03

This is good time to subscribe to
The Patriot
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
PUTNAM'S TEACHING FORCE
Schools Will Open For Fall Term
Sept. 7th

The high school and graded schools
of Putnam will open for the fall term;
Tuesday. September 7th. A large en-
rollment is expected Many new faces
will be seen in the teaching force the
school year of 19202l. As at pres
ent announced the list is as follows :
William l.. Macdonald, superin-
tendent
High School-Edward II. Snow,
principal, history; J. Nelson Platt,
sub-master, science; Abbie III. Keith,
English; Minnie A. Cannon, CONNER
cial; Lauretta d. Alling, Latinmath.
Marietta DeRobbio, French; pending,
English assistant; Mabel jenkins.
commercial assistant; Edith NJ. Kent.
grade VIII
Israel Putnam School-John J. o.
Brien, principal 18th; Nj. Eta Whit
ing. 9th; Carrie h. Gascoigne, 5th ;
Emma j. Dutton, ath Ethel s. Stra-
han, 3rd; Natalie Dion. End; Sara b.
Kent. opportunity room; Gertrude c.
Warner. LIST; Mildred Torrey, LIST,
Smith Street School--Ella l. Bal
lard 9TH and sth; Anna l. Furlong,
9th and 9th; Marion l.. Renshaw. Bird
and ith; Lucy NJ. Farrows, LIST and
End.
Sawyer School Bertha Q. White,
Grammar: Mary Wilbur. Intermedi-
ate; Edith f. Fox. Primary.
Putnam Heights-Edith Eames.
Gary School-Ernestine I. Davis,
East Putnam Edith l.. Cutler.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
EStpS
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-03
HANDCUFFED MAN
ESCAPES In DARK
Arthur Cordier Wanted to Re.
turn to Have Bracelets
Removed
Three Up. Monday Morning, Over the
River

A pair Of shiny nickel bracelets
placed on his wrists BY Sergeant Geo.
Laird caused Arthur Cordier to call
up police headquarters at an early
hour Sunday morning requesting
someone 10 come to North Grosven-
ordale and get hira and remove the
locked cuffs, which were proving cum
+ bersome and inconvenient.
Cordier was arrested Saturday
night On complaint Of his brother-in-
law. Marx Warren, that he, Cordier,
had made an assault upon him. When
Officers Laird and Gibney responded
10 the call they found Cordier in a
belligerent frame of mind. Officer
Gibney said in court that Cordier
Squared off" and that he, the officer.
threw Cordier to the ground and Ser
geant Laird put the handouts on him.
Earle, "Gramp" Davis was also con-
cerned in the affair and, having APP
parently subdued Cordier attention
was paid to "Gramp." While "Gramp''
was in the limelight Cordier beat it
off into the darkness and was not
heard from again until about o'clock
Sunday morning. when he called up
the police and wanted someone to
come and get him. Cordier's brother
took the two officers to the place in an
automobile and Cordier was brought
back to the police station.
Cordier and Davis were in court
Monday morning charged with intoxi-
cation and breach Of the peace. A
charge Of resisting an officer was also
in the complaint against Cordier. Both
pleaded not guilty
The officers told Of going to the
home Of Cordier on School street
Davis was intoxicated and making a
disturbance Cordier was not intoxi-
Gated, although they said he might
have been drinking Cordier showed
fght and was handcufed, and Davis
was taken to the station Then Cor
der showed up.
Cordier was found guilty on two
counts On account Of his being the
support Of seven people his case was
continued for six months and he was
placed in the custody Of the probation
officer
Davis said he wasn't drunk, he
knew he wasn't, for all he drank was
a bottle of Jamaica ginger, which is
only 80 per cent alcohol. In this he
differed with the officers, and the Off
GERS version was taken as correct for
Davis had to pay fine of $50.
The third man in the pen was David
Cote. He escaped jail by having a
family Of six children. Dave thought
it was a good joke He told the court
that he met some men that he didn't
know and they gave him two drinks
Of whiskey Then he met some more
men he did not know and they gave
him some Jakey. The court told Dave
he was IA liar and that he ought to be
sent to Jail. but on account Of his
large family he would be given u
chance and he was fined $50 and 81
costs. The court said he could pay in
installments, but Dave said he didn't
need time as long as he had not been
given time. and settled for cash.