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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

all hcr belongings. In hor plan ~ n
house n bed Of heIiUtrop" Wants just
outside hcr wOrkrOuu was Indicated.
lIcIotrOpc Wa~ her muthcr's bcst loved
flower. Inroln alwnys bought hclio-
tropr rrrfumc instead Uf the more CON
mon violet.
She remembered hcr mo,rar. working
az the common tasks in the old home
stead. and n saving Of her mother s
brought thc most vivid aud tender mem.
orics 20 her.
always keep something sweet smell.
ing that grows. about YOU. to take your
mind of your drudgory
She would have Dutch Colonial
home. box trees Clikn prim old maidsl
on each side Of the brick walk. She
would have plenty Of holiotropc plnnts
ir her home She would have a brass
knocker in her front door. liinc bush
shelf for pitchers, and cupboard
ike ono described in . New England
story of long ago. There mus be n tall
shelf with brass CandlcstiCke. and a
banjo clock. Outside she desired o
duck pond and few weeping willows
gracefully reflected in the small sheet
of water Shc knew She could gather
fresh material ror more stories in such
surroundings. She pictured herself
lying in tho hammock. looking nj tho
feecy shapes above her. inhaling per
fumc from her flower beds
She would paint her house white. with
green blinds. She loved glistrnng white
paint.
She remembered when her mother had
taken her TO visit q sea captain wife
in NewburypOrt.
The sea captain had an absolute pas
sion for white paint How kind ever,
one had been there. Perhaps she. 70 g..
rella How, might pass along those samc
happy memories 70 some little girl. when
she rrnlly owned her Sterling home.
The captain had given her bunch
Of catnip and a shell at parting. The
shell still did duty as n papnrwcight.
The catnip had long Hgo been consumod
by cats long since dpcruscd
Iarella's musings were intprruptod by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
The Sterling Home
BY IDA W. GOULD

Her name was Tarelln How. and she
was neither young nor pretty Her dis
heveled hair and ink stained fingers
were not attractive Over her desk
hung motto, Nothing worth winning
except by hard work -
The fruits Of this wOman's work sur
rounded her. A bust Of Clytie. earned
by the sale Of THE Sailors Revenge.
stood near the set of Dickens, resulting
from the Midnight Mystery" Once
her energy slackened. then she LET her
eyes refresh themselves with the sight
Of her real antique prayer rug, bought
by the sale Of Another Child" Over
the piano hung a well earned water
color. one made possible for her by SELL
ig "The Double Murder" Upon the
mahogany table we're fine bits of pot
terry. The very robe ZarGlla worked in
was a japanese kimono. dolicat"ly cm-
broidered in artistic fashion. That re-
suited from "A Temperance Tale.
With splendid health and small in
come from investments. she lived in n
top room Of house that sheltered many
other business women. Her courage
was supreme, no amount Of rejected
manuscripts restrained her assiduity.
As early dawn glimmerpd. the woman
flung her last production aside. put out
tho light, and slept till noon. Every
afternoon she sent the work off 70 the
editors of n limerick contest which had
been running some weeks. She aspired
to build small home like one Illus
trated in STERLING Homes.
4 faint odor Of heliotropo pnrvaded
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Tho wedding OF Miss RI. Paulina l..
Bel, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bell, OF go South Sixteenth street, and
panmure Ioad Havcrford, and Mr.. John
Howard Wh"lCn. Jr.. son of Mrs, Wi.
nam RodmHn Ellison. OF li3i Spruce
sreet Will take place at o'clock on
June ~ at the home of the brides
parents In HRverfOrd
Miss Eleanor Robb viii act as maid
81. honor and tho bridesmaids viii be
MISS Peggy Rosengartcn. Miss Mary y.
Norris Miss Gertrude COuaway, Miss
hathernc Porter, Miss Susan Il. Stew
en and Miss Mary Starr GrisCom. 4
reception will follow at 4:3O O'Clock.
JSn!y The Immediate families will attend
me ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Dreher Matlaclt
SSnmoInce ne engagement of their
navkhter, Miss Margaret Moore Mat
,SeK 70 Mr.. Foster Novel;. of Reading,
MasS, aud this city. Mr. Novel; served
" " Franco during the war with the
Ilplh Engineers, and attended the SOr-
SSonhe IN Paris after the aTmistiCc. No
ding.
II Mrs GILBERT Mather, OF Wirtcr road.
SaSNtrlyrd. will entertain at dinner at
' IN hnHn.. hn"n,. On Friday evening. May 10,
WWnto(SSe marriage to Mr.. w, Beaumont
,MSh'lh'y Will take place in June, before
'rr,.ul'3iAcr 'TIS u3Acr to bo given by Miss Franc )
worH wxrornH"'6rd Leaf daughter OF Mrs. Ed
stree, stree n1%Hm"R ., ,Ha n, Leaf, Of 2o27 Walnut
Sra mr% gN"S,H VIII be Miss Frances Trench.
Wru ,ut&i Mr. w. Beaumont whitney,
H.. "; towel and Mr.. william Newlin
eos eos ma, ,Hrr viii also entertain at lunch
in bnr,. NJ h"r nom" on Monday, May ..
MJIi"f oi HLsS Eleanor l.. MCCaWleV,
G,S'n''r OF Mrs William Morris Nj
r'arr?. r'T.o?. OF Avon road. Ardmorc. wh0sc
"aIINhe T." Lieut. unant Commander Leo
.n,TrI IN"baud, L. $. s., will be sol.
''N'' a. noon on Saturday. May II.
s,ra Mrs Henry d Paxson. Of 2O36 Locust
S.FFnrIl entertained at luncheon AZ III,
gyoss,sgE club on Thursday, Among tin
Henrie,My,' M'r" Mrs Franklin Bachc. MIS-,
WrissS,, WWrisn, Mrs LioyG. M'SS Mrs XnaT%% ,,@G%tH
ErrEni Crawford. Mrs. Henry PAU
Wv" ana Mrs. Clayton McElroy
y, tne wedding Of Miss lrma Gertrude
Tel" "4"gIlyr "f Mrs Grrtudo Duniau
ana w. south Forty.nrst atrrrr.
pacr ', .tr.rs NJ. lAiusfOrd wiu tar.
Nav o!"'r'i& on Wednesday evening
s,rur|n' ,ThTry-,ighth and Chcstn,.r
rispo j." bride win be given in mar
ara n,IiI ny her brother. Mr.. leo f T.t.
Mrs VIII mr u" attended by her only sister
as maIr'",o mTC"o NJ Graves, OF Eastou, "a
tFr' tFer'nkStI2rd, knIjrd Of Tore sdalc, "a, niec1 OF
Mr. "E.IGI,rEr0om, will be- The Hover gir.
his hrnu,MM"id y. Iamsford viii alton.
viii "htolGTr 10 H, as best man. aud tho ushrr
SaInuTeIi TI Tr. Joseph NJ I'0han and st..
c M0roH5 'asln"r The Rev JAM.
'',T,"'o ,S at the ceremony '''
2OSt5' ana ma Mrs. William G. Rhoads
dim ri"rusl street, will entertain e
o. that On saturday, May II in homo
NJ. laughter, Miss Nora w Rhoads
aired Reginald Allen, OF eOl3
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n knock followed h, the cntrance of
tho top floor mntrnn:
"'Good venting. Ii-s Flow. A sppchull
Il Ivory for yer. RI.a rome boys wait.
IN
InrcI'a broke the seal. read the con.
fonts uf the letter. cyc'aiming in de
lighted cry to the astonishcd listener
"Mnry, hear this no. first tcl the
hoy. here's the rccciut for the letter"
y" bad nows. mss:'
"Good -good--n,thin ike It ever
came my wnv; hurry. then come back.
but don't toll any ono
Mary made haste nnd was soon seated
admiringly foasting her cycs on the
beauty "f tho kimor"
"Liston. Mary:
Madam -- En"loscd find our check
for 5000.
" You arn winner. not Tor tho clever
moss of your last lines. but for tho slis-
tanned interest shown Out Of 20 600
answers yours nr" noted for general
merit, but principally Tor being tho only
contestant sending an answer every day
sine" tho contest began.
!. KauF, odlror 'br Search.
light
"Glory be- to God. mia, /. it WHITING
brought ycr that
"YcS. Mary. nud I'm going 10 got
me whitc Sterling HON" with grcen
blinds with the money
Next complete novcIpttc-"Why Man
StOops To Deceit"
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Louise MacFarlanc. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs w w MaCFarlano. ~
Chester. entertained AZ a bridge party
Yesterday afternoon. in honor Of Mrs
who will be her guest for Few days.
Mr. and Mrs Horace G. Twaddell and
Mr. Crawford 1e Van TwAddell who
moved fortnight ago from Wynden-
brook, their home near Swarthmore, TO
FairacrCs, their new home At West
town. are entertaining Mr. Twaddell's q
sisters Miss Nellic and Miss Molly
Twaddell for a few weeks
Mrs. John W Pittock viii entertain
her bridge club at her home AT lunch
con on Wednesday. May H. when her
guests will he Mrs ~ &. Barr, Mrs.
Carl ChafTce. Nrs. Samuel NJ Dodd
Mrs John G. Harper Mrs A. r. Jack-
son. Mrs. ToPeph Perry, Mrs George
Simmons. Mrs. Albert Stanford and
Mrs. Louis f. skinner
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spear are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of son,
Roy Spear. Mrs. Spear will be rcmem-
bercd as Miss Catharine Schuman.
Mrs. G.. Noon, of 1872 Tasker street,
entertained the members OF her card
club recently at luncheon, followed by
500. Her guests included Mrs. Thomas
Wade. Mrs. w. Horner. Mrs. William
Oakes. Mrs w. Haney, Mrs. ]. scheck,
Mrs f. Schcll Mrs. Joseph Halpin and
Mrs George Lcfferts
The 1913 class of the Philadelphia
High School for Girls will hold its an
nual reunion this afternoon at Hamilton
Court. Among those present will be
Mrs Karl Brandt. Miss Alice Patter-
SON Miss Regina McGarrigle, Miss Rene
Murrae. Miss Anne Moone, Miss Marion
Moone. Miss Edythe Pentland, Miss
Harriott Pcntland. Mrs Joseph p. Clay,
Miss L.enore McCullough, Miss Mar
garet MAR. Miss Margaret McCausland.
Miss Irene T. Krieger. Mrs. Karl Rug
CART, Miss Anne Graham, Miss Frances
Shetzline. Miss Cecilia Kenny, Miss
Marie v Daley. Miss Cora Rodgers.
Mrs. Harry Mitchell. Miss Kathryne
MacDowell, Miss Henrietta Neiman and
Miss Frances Coons.
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PRIVATE VIEW AT
MEMORIAL HALL

The board OF trustees and the asso-
cate committee of women of the prnn-
sylvania Museum and School Of Indus
trial Art have issued a large number of
Invitations TO n private view of A loan
collection Of old silver at the Penn.
sylvania Museum. Memorial Hall. Fair
mount Park on Monday. May 8, from !
to s O'Clock. Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson
and Mrs. Henry S. Grove will preside at
the tea tables. The following ladies have
been asked to receive: Miss Caroline 8
Sinkler, Mrs. G. Hartman Kuhn, Mrs,
Langdon Warner. Mrs Huger Elliott,
Mrs John y. MCtlhenny. Miss Meta. IL
John Cadwalader. Mrs. Paul r, Siitr0
Miss Hannah l"oN Mrs Charles r
lngersoll. Mrs. J. Gardner Cassatt, Mrs
Robert L. Montgomery. Mrs Henry VI,
Fisher and Mrs. f. Campbell Madeira.
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NeXt complete novclettc-"Why Man
StOOpS To Deceit
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TioGA

The members OF the Neighbors' Club
VII entertain on Wednesday evening.
Those who will attend will include MIR
and Mrs. Newton Firth nm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Karl
Metz. Mr.. and Mrs Amos Geiklcr, Mr..
Albert Roat, Mr. and Mrs Charles Cal
Imam and Mr., and Mrs Charles Miller.
on Saturday evening. June 1, the
Neighbors' Club will open the season OF
the Lu Lu Golf Club, near tiIenside,
when they will entertain at a banquet,
followed by a dance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Pfaclzer and
their family, of 1922 North Seventeenth
street, viii occupy a house in Wyncote
this simmer.
Mrs. Charles Brunhill. Of North Eight
eenth street, will entertain the members
OF her fortnightly card club at her home
on Tuesday afternoon.
>. Mrs. Victor A. Loeb will entertain her
iterary clup on Wednesday evening.
May II, at her home, 1922 North FiS
teenth street. The membcrs viii include
Mrs Augustus A. Eshner, Mrs, Harry
tiisgelman., Mrs. Horace Stern, Mrs
Isabel Jacobs, Miss Emile Tacobs Miss
Judith Soils Cohen. Miss Jeanette Leo
pold. Miss Cortnne 3. Arnold. Miss Hor-
tense Nathan, Miss Estele Goldsmith,
Mlss gertrude Klein, Miss Ada Live
right, Miss. Bessie Liveright, Mrs Ber-
nard kohn and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Arnold.
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PARAMOUNT

M,-RCho Daniels -
Y. -- Fatty Arhu klc.
W -llguso Peters
y. Tom Mn II
p Monte Blue In
S. William Russell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

Courier, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p.
Courtcr, of this city. will take place at
- o'clock on Saturday afternoon, June
the Rev. DR. Charles l. Candpr. the
rector of tho church. officiating The
bride will be given in marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Harry Brutton Walls and
viii attend as maid Of honor. MIR, e.
Craig Greiner. oe Chicago and Ians-
downe. will act as best man and the
ushers will include Mr.. Raymond Bart
Of New York Mr.. Walter Ebrey. OF
Lansdowne, and Mr. Allen Darlington,
OF West Chester. A reception will fol-
low at her home, 1929 North Van Buren,
street. for the bridal party and the
Immediate families
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PHOTOPIAN


81 : GlIlARD AVE
I... c'IaH n' = - F,-.I - :,
, ..Ss The Devil"
T|'= ''Ttp n....t,,
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. George p. Darrow, 562l Ger
mantown avenue, and Mrs. George f.
hodklnson, Of the Pelham Apartments,
country homo In Waterford, conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thorpe and their
family of 1852 Fernhill road, will leave
on Friday to occupy their summer homo
at Crescent. Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Loxlcy, Il student in
the Centenary Collegiate Institute,
ilackettstown, n. j., Is visiting her par
Cnts, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. J. Loxley, at 52l
East Washington lane, for the weekend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

ne Couldn't Helm Il"
hrrM Ster's Millions "
IN 'iNing IInS"
"Hunds on"
The hcntwckinns"
, Colorado Pluck"
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Church. There we're eight guests pres
ent at the affair.
Among those from this city who are
attending the annual meeting Of the
national organization OF the Needlework
Guild OF America, held In the bellevue.
Stratford, Philadelphia, are Mrs. j.
Rowland Brown. president Mrs Charles
n Brunner secretary Miss Mary NJ
Hibbs, secretary Misc Emma childs
FOUNDER. and delegates, Miss Isabel
walker Miss Mary Evans and Mrs.
GnnrRe XIII
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FALLS OE SCAuYlkILl

Mrs. Charles Brown was hostess at
the meeting Of the card club on Thurs
day, at her home bowman above
Thirty-hfth street The members in
cluded Mrs. Harry Metz. Mrs j. Fclitz,
Mrs. John Duffy. Mrs r. r. Kelly, Mrs
John MAY. Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mrs.
Charles Kelly, Mrs John Hohen.Adel
Miss Ella Boyd, Miss Margaret Conners,
Miss Mary Richards Miss Ella Foley.
Miss Dorothy Laughlin and Mrs. !. G.
BergiD
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NORRlSrOWN

Miss Marion Sanvillo. OF Hamilton
street, entertained the members OF her
five hundred club at which time Miss
Florence a. RICHTER, one Of the mem
hers. was presented with a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower. Miss RICHTER will
:. Ruby, In the Central Presbyterian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
BROWN-SHARP

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Sharp.
daughter OF Mrs. Lewis l.. sharp, OF
Palmyra, n. J.. and DR. Jnmee E
Brown, Of Riverton, N. J.. will take
place In the Central Baptist Church Of
Palmyra this afternoon Mt 4 O'Clock
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev Charles w. Williams. The
bride will be given In marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Lewis Wendell Sharp Miss
Ethel Wilson Voorh!s, of TloRa, cousin
of the bride will act as maid of honor
and the bridesmaids will be Miss May
Brown, a sister of the bridegroom. and
Miss Lillian Moore, Of Rivcrton. n. ].
Dr. Brown will have as his best man
DR.. Leon Baker, of Poughkcpsie. ~ Y.
Tho ushers will be Mr. Russell Jermon
and Mr.. Frank B. MacCormlck. of Pal
rpyra After an extended wedding trip
Or Brown and his bride will he at their
new home after June at Washington
avenue Palmyra.
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PHOTOPLAYS

| FAMII Y THEATRE-1all Market st.
ht'AiI A. " to Midnight
T --Gladys Walton IN "Nll DoIed Up''
| W,-Alicc brady IL "Thr New N0r, Idcr"
= j. Q. CurwOpd's "Somnds Of the North"
/ F.-Ediih Roberts, The Unknown NIfr"
S.-Bnck Jones !" Get Your Man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

MRS. VOORHEES, DRAYTON
Who Is a member Of the committee
for the annual June fete which
will take place on the grounds Of
the Huntingdon Valley Country
Club for the benefit Of the Arlington
Memorial Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

The marriage Of Miss sara James,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Razell Edwin
James, of Thirteenth and Walnut streets,
Chester. and MT Ralph Stanley WINS,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harvey WINS.
of Langhorne. Pa, will take place at
O'Clock this evening AT the Madison
street Methodist Church. Of Chester,
the Rev. Gladstone Holm officiating.
marriage and Mrs Frank b. Hatton. of
Milwaukee. wis, will attend her sister
as matron OF honor. The bridesmaids
will be Mes Marion ]. Lane, Miss Louise
X Evans, OF Chester and Miss Eliza
beth L.. s. F'retz, OF Jenkintown.
Tho bridegroon's brother. Mr Maui
rice II. WINS. OF Chambcrsburg, Pa, will
be his best man. and the ushers Will in
cude Mr., J, Horace Mcndenhsll, Of
Avondalc; Mr. Headley S. White. MIR.
Henry p Palmer, of LAnghorne, and
Mr.. w. Aldrich Price, of Chester. a re-
ception at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James will follow After a wedding
tourney Mr.. and Mrs. WINS will be at
home in Syracuse, n. Y.
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Rial To ORGANISATIONS AVE.

y ImIg. m"gr G5 Gl,n .,Ts The Ghost 10 the cnrrcr',
= i%s I e., 81 I e ..%t%i%@ss i: FFiiS%; FiSS%;r
S. o. Curwoods "Nomnds OF the S"r,h
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MISS {. W. TYNDALE
WEDS Mr.. J. M. TATUM
Marriage of Miss Sara James
and Mr.. Ralph Stanley
Wins

Miss Elizabeth Wirz Tyndaie daugh-
ter OF the late Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
Tyndale. will be married this afternoon
at o'clock at the Presbyterian Church
in Media to Mr.. John Macpherson Ia
tum, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frank
Tatum, OF Plainfeld, n. j., the Rev,
S. Harper Leeper, pastor Of the church
officiating The bride will be given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Robinson
Tyndale, and attended by the sister OF
the bridegroom. Mrs. Mary T. Tatum
Of Swarthmore. as matron OF honor.
Mr. George NJ. TatUm. of Swarthmore
will be HIS brothers best man, and the
ushcrs will include Mr.. John V. Lattt-
mor, of Media; Mr.. Bronson Satter;
thwalte. of Lansdowno Mr.. Brognard
Okie and Mr. clarence Hartzell. of this
city.
4 reception for the immediate families
viii follow at the home OF tho bride
aunt, Miss Mary Wirz on North Mon
roe street. Media. Upon their return
from a wedding Journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Tatum will live in Millington, y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

"ll"r I'ir~t l.loprucp,.
p I'hN Nthimg NJ Brondway'
" nat N0nen win DO"
" nat Women WIN DO"
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IDLE HOUR at Wcst Chester

" Mal' " IS Mrr' .' "Nn souls Eve,
" i""l I. r"" ,. "Tr!rr " Red"mptinr..
&. -, ''.. " ''IrlCr uf RrtlenNHtInn'
= ,,."I'. o." tn" NnCrlhcrnt Brutp'
-.-l- : WV !. Ihr Mhgmlnrrrt nrn.. :.
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'.' r.' G.n II

s. ''l he DrNrl. 90
'"'. Tho D",i
'tif n..s' "IHrthhurud
l@.-. Is <. 'EIrthp,',nJ
'"'' h"nor and Obey"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
CAPITOL.
az MARKET STREET
DARBY THEATRE DARBY

FT-N1 49, 49, o.. +" "Imc!e Toms Cabin"
" nls ~Nun"r tu "Kismct'' ""'"
T O,'- ~N.uur~ in "kismrt"
Nn M\ "HnnGS or
InN NN In 'IlHnds on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
PRINCESS l0IN MAnNrr

PRINCESS '%lS ; 80 MARNrr n r r T;rHEEr
NJ II J. Edn The Forbidden rb,,sM,
r An." Ihn'' 'r"C Cous.n u Kntc" "''""
W,--N m. Nnz nlo>t n "WIIInr."
--'idl.s Walton u "NU DpIIri -"
:. Sp'..n' cast The Iaht Of ,he NIohIruD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

The Passion TIuwrr
ll'c Passion EirN cr
90 tn" PnS~iOn Ilnvcr'
Pleasure SrrLrr.
w Pleasure Sr"hrr~
l'l"n sure Seekers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

i@i'AlANTOWH AVE
l,NIlY
roniier u the stars"
Iuhumnlrr Madness"
ioThldd"n Fruir'
The Iife ~ the Partx"
Inside a. the C1p''
The Testing BlOrk''
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-07-13
COURT OF GEN.
ERAL SESSIONS
Sun,er Term C0nUened
This Morning With
Heavy Criminal
Docket

The summer term of the court
of general sessions with Judge
John S. Wilson presiding. con-
vened at 10 o'clock Monday morn,
ing. The court was organized
and all members Of the grand
jury were present except one who
was absent on account OF illness.
The Judge charged the grand jury
briefly and turned over the bills
which Solicitor Mcleod had IN
rea diness for their consideration.
The jury for the first case was
drawn and sworn. The first case
was the state against S. NJ. Wait
ers, colored, charged with break
ing the prohibition laws OF the
state. Solicitor Frank Mcleod
represented the state and j. G.,
Dinkins, Esq. represented the de-
fendant. At 3::55 Judge Wilson
charged the jury and it retired. At
five O'Clock it returned verdict OF
guilty on the charge OF storing
beach extract in violation of the
law. The sentence was deferred:
There is very large docket OF
cases for trial and it is expected
that the court will run its full
term of three weeks. There are
two murder cases and one for at
tempted rape on the docket.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-07-13
INTERVIEW WITH
..TGERR" OFFRANCE'
Clemenceau Speaks Vm,i-
ousi Languages and
Keeps All Still
PARIS. July 9.

PARIS. July 9. interview
Georges Clemenceau.
Those are my orders.
Just imagine a tall. cookbook
ing sphinx suddenly turned into
an old man Of so. with Chinese
features. and occasionally omit
ting a word or TWO as ii begrudg-
ing every syllable
That's ClemenceaU.
There is no pomp about the Ii
ger OF France Almost anybody
can walk in on him in his lair in
the Passy district 0f Paris.
But almost anybody is just as
apt to walk right out again.
His home is like that OF a Strug-
& ng lawyer Furniture and rugs
are old and time-worn, like their
owner
There are books everywhere.
and casts OF great Greek scnlp-
lures and pictures CT still other
sculptures. On the table there is
a book the old man has been
studying. 1t tell how TO raise
garden vegetables.
The Tiger purrs pleasure at see
ing YOU.
! hoped TO draw him out by tell
ing him what | saw recently IN
Germany. He listened like sleepy
feline. Then. finally, he said:
Very interesting
| yentured the opinion that II
France found she was able TO pro-
tect herself against the deep-sea,t-
ed German hatred. it was largely
due to his work in dra wing up
certain sections Of the Versailles
Treaty.
With his hands crossed on his
stomach. he spoke seven words:
We all did our hest at YER
sailles >
asked how America could help
France today.
Eloquent silence.
inquired was he soins back
into French politics.
Even more eloquent sllcnce.
Moro questions. from me and
Young man, | speak several
languages and know how TO keep
still in all OF them.