davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
MODERNf POUTNfCI.

Toledo, O., y. srpna. OBJ
cerstviVSe Sc spankem tabo-
re We WHY'S parku "a hranice-
mi Toleda, clenove karavany
pozdstavaiicf asi z dvaceti au-
tomobild, jeiiz cilem Jest
Bull, Idaho, nastoupiIi kratco
pred polednem dalsi cestu.
PfiSti zastavkou bude Goshen,
Ind. Poutnici, celkem devade-
sat, pfiieli do Toleda re San
dusky Vcera pozd6 odpoledne,
a uvitani byli naGelnikem po-
llcie Herbertem a oddilem ie
no muzu, kteTi je doprovodili
do WHY'S parku, kde byl roz-
bit tabor pro nocnf pobyt. Ka-
ravana vypravila Sc z New
Yorku %. cervence a hodla
hospodafiti ma 5000 akrech
pddy, iez zakoupila V soused-
stvi Bull, Ida.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
ULEVA PRO ZENATE.

W'ashingtonR u. srpna. sna
movni vybor ma cesty pro-
stredky, ienz pracuje ma move
berni pfedloze, odhlasoyal
dnes, ably vyjmuto bylo Z pu-
sobnosti zakona 50, roGni-
no duchodu zenatych muzu.
iichz priiem Jest $4,000 neb
meme. Tato zmena bude miti
zpetnou platnost od |. ledna
1921 a rovnez. odrazeno bude
Z duchodG DAMN podlehaiici-
ho S400 ma kazdou zavislou
nedosp6lou osobu ma mist6
5000 die pritomn6ho zakona
Dale dohodl Sc vybor ma zru-
SEM Vsech talk zvanIch prepv-
choETch dani, VGetn6 kobercu,
houni, kufru, tobolek, deStni-
ku, Satstya a pod. OGekava Sc,
ze osnova bude pfedlozena We
sn6moVne poslanecke ve sire
du a re ieji prijetf bude brzy
potom nasledovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
COOLIDGE-OVI BLAHO-
PREJf.
AvSak zadne blahoprani ne.
doslo dosud cd presidenta
Hardinga k saatku jeho
otce.

Marion, O., II. srpna. Mistc
president Calvin Coolidge dne>
pfipojil Sc k mnozstvi jinych y
projeyu blahoprani DR.. a pi
George t. Hardingovym, kteri
byli oddani vtera Y Monroe,
Mich. Telegram mistopresiden
Ituv, zaslany Z Bostonu otci
presidenta Hardinga, Uni:
"Nejsrde6nejSi blahopfani
.od me zeny a ode mne."
Zadna blahoprejna depese
.nedoSla od presidenta Hard
inga a Dr.. Harding vyjadril
mineni, re dostane dopis cd
sv6ho syna ia den neb diva
Po navratu 2 Monroe, DR..
Harding, 76-lety a jeho neve-
sta, 52-leta, jeli Sc hospodari-
ii We starem domov6 Hardingo
Vych V els. 49S vych. Center
ul.
Vetsi cast dne byla v8aF
zravena offici DR.. Hardin
ga obchodni ctvrti m6sta
kde prijimali blahoprani mno-
hych navst6yniku. Mimo to Dr.
Harding v6noval Sc sye obvy-
kl6 praksi. Sletna Abigail
Hardingova, dcera DR.. Hard
inga, odeiela ma navst6vu do
Columbus k sv6mu bratroVi,
DR.. George T. Hardingovi, mi.
Santa Ana, Cal, -. srpna.
Pi. Z. +. Remsbergova toho-
to m6sta, sestra presidenta
Hardinga pravila dnes, re sna-
tex jejiho otce 5 ieho assistent-
lou stenografkou, sleCnou A
lici Seyerensoyou, nebyl pro
nj zadnym prekvapenim, jez-
to po delSi dobu y6d6la, Ze O. |
tee ma to pomySlel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
DlVkA-HRDINKA.

Buffalo. -. srpna. Dyakra-
te dnes odpoledne b6hem ne
kolika minut, Phyllis Perry-o-
"a. l5-leta Skolacka Chippe-
wa, Ont, vrhla Sc do reky Mia
gary mad Podkovovymi vodo-
pady, aby zachranila pred il
stou smrti sve druzky, Wilmu
a Coru Bradlyovy, sestry. Div
hy Sc odyazily priliS daleko cd
brehu a kdyz ucitily. ze proud
ie unaSi, jaly Sc volati o po-
moe. Phyllis, jez uni dobre
plavati, vrhla Sc do rekv, ma
pred doprayila ku brehu Coru
a pax starsi jeji sestru, jiz je-
nom velkou namahou vyrva-
la dravemu proudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
SRAZkA CLARK AVE. KA
RY V TUNELU POD MO-
STEM.

Y tunelu pod vysokym mo-
stem Ma zap. 9. VI. vrazila SINE
rem vychodnim jedouci poulic
nj kara Clark Ave. do zadku
karv ma Madison Ave. Srazka
Sc udala pred osmou hodinou
ranni, kdy oba vagony byly
cestuiicimi t6m6f pfeplneny.
Robert Higgins, ridic motoru
Clark kary byl potluten, kdyz
vuz yrazil do stojiciho yozu na
trait Madison. NeStesti bylo
zavineno tim, re brzdy ma
Clark kafe vypov6dely sluzbu,
take ridic nebyl S to karu ma
svahu zadrzeti. N6kolika ce-
stujicim podarilo Sc seSkoGiti
jest6 pred srazkou. Ma policej
nj hlavni stanici doSla zprava,
ze bylo pri katastrofe potet-
nych zran6nych, ale zvest by
la ma st6sti velice prehnana,
neb ride byl po prvnim ose
trent ponechan domacim ose-
tfovani. Oba vozy byly zna6ne
poskozeny vsechna okna roz
bita.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
PROTI KOMUNTSTUM.
Jueoslavia hodIa zakonem "a.
meziti radikalum vstup do
parlamentu.

Belehrad, II. srpna. = V il
hoslovansk6m parlamentu po-
dana vGera pTedloha, die niz
komunistitti poslanci nesmeli
by Sc vic vratiti do sn6mu a
mimo to budou pry pozadany
vlady Y Ceskoslovensku, Ru-
munsku Bulharsku, ably "a
vedly vdci bolsevismu pffsn6i-
81 akci.
Srbsk6 dfady tvrdi, ze
Wrangelova armada, ma Bal
kane sv6ho tasu rozpust6na,
prinesla do Srbska iinIch
slovanskIch zemi mnozstvi
podvratnIch nazord. We Wran
gelov6 armade nebyli pry We
skrz protibolSevicti vojaci, ny
brz premnozi 2 Mich Sc hlasi
ke komunismu a isou SOVIET
skFm zlatem podporovani. Ne
davne atentaty Srbsku. Chor
vatsku a iinde byly pry row.
nez ruskym zlatem financova-
ny. Ably komunisticke uceni Sc
nesifilo, radikalnim tenn Vi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
VZPOURA v RAkOUSkE
TRESTNICI.

Widen, II. srpna. - Ctyri
muzi usmrceni a mnoho lidu
zraneno nasledkem vzpoury
vypuknuvsi We velke rakousk6
trestnici We Steinu. Trestanci
Sc vzboufili, kdyz jejich Ia
dost o zmirneni trestu byla "a
mitnuta. Zapalili slamniky
slozen6 ma dvofe a rozbili "a
fizeni svych eel. Bylo sice /
hned ma pomoc zavolano vol
sko, ale teprve po vaSniv6m
boii podarilo Sc trestance pre-
moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

vlum nebude pristup do skup-
Stlny dovolen a srbska vlada
zvlaSt' pokusi Sc prJ, ably uce.
nj to Z kralovstvi bylo vymy-
t6no.
Mista re skupstiny vylouce-
nych komunistickych poslancd
budou dodatecnou volbou W.
plnena. Tfeba as ctyricet po-
dobnych mist obsadit. Pon6-
vadz ale radikalni strana V
Srbsku, Chorvatsku V Kran-
sku, iakoz Bosne ma velkJ
pocet stoupencu, b6lehradska
ylada pripravuje Sc ma vytrz-
nosti, jakmile proti-komunisti-
cka predloha skupinou bude
schvalena a uprazdnena nista
We sn6mu umirn6nymi lidmi
budou obsazena.
Zlato sovetd objevilo Sc pry
Y Srbsku hned, jakmile cast
Wrangelovy armady nalezIa
tam sv6ho pohostenf. Z voiska
toho usadilo Sc V Srbsku deset
tisic muzu celkem. Nebyt
Wrangelovcd, nebylo by pry V
Srbsku bolSevismu. Kabeluie
tax americkemu tisku c..
Stephanova ze Sofie z Bulhar-
ska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
Pi. OBENCHAINOVA MLCf

Los. Angeles -. srpna. Po-
nevada nechce uvesti do nesna
ri "osobu, V jejiz nevinu veri
pi. Madelynne Obenchainova,
obzaloEana pro Vrazdu We spo-
ieni Sc zabitim j. Beltona Ken
nedyho, Y intervieWu dnes pro
hlasila, re rad6ii zustane We
v6zeni, nez by rekla neco DIAL
Siho 0 udalostech, jez Vedly k
smrti Kennedyho, "a n6hoz
doufala Sc provdati. Pravila,
re mohla iiz drive sdeliti po-
drobnosti, kter6 byly by vrhly
sv6tlo Ma tragedii a ziskaly
syobodu pro nj samotnu, kdy-
by nebyla byvala "ohromena'
kdyz prvn6 zadrzena byla po-
licii. Odeprela udat jm6no oso
by, ktera by utrp6la, kdyby
povedela, co Vi. Tazana byvsi,
zdali je to Arthur c. Burch,
obzalovany nj pro yrazdu
Kennedyho, odeprela odpov6-
deti, rkouc: Pan Burch ne
mluvi. Proc ia bych m6la no
voriti o ieho zalezitostech.' >
ably mne nekdo litoval
proto, re jsem zde," dodala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
HORNOSLEZSKA OTAZKA
Pc marnem jednani neivvsSi
rade byla odkazana Svazu
Narodu.

Pariz, II. srpna Mezispoie-
Inecka neivySSi rada dnes od-
kaZala hornoslezskou otazku
vykonn6 rad6 Svazu Narodu a
spoienetti premierov6 Sc "a
Tazali, ze priimou bez vIhra-
dy nalez Svazu. Francouzsky
kabinet brzy potom Sc seSel a
schvalil iednomNsln6 tento
postup premiera Brianda.
Rozhodnuti Jest zGe polka
dano "a francouzsk6 vit6zstvi.
iezto iednani rady must byti
yzdycky jednomysln6. Tudiz
kterykoli Glen NIUE zabranih
rozhodnuti nepriznive ieho
Wade. Tim We skutetnosti da-
no Jest Francii pravo veta. kdy
by rada Svazu vydala vynos
protl JeJlm nazOrum.
Celia zalezitost byla odkaza-
ma rad6 Svazu. pon6vadz pre-
mierove Lloyd George a
BRAND nemohli Sc dohodnouti
ma urovnani, coz ovSem zna-
mena, re neivySSi rada memo
hla Sc dohodnouti. Ona udrzu-
je dohodu mezi Anglii a Fran
eli.
DneSni iednani bude miti
dvoii ddIezity ucinek sice
pfedn6. ze bude MIN zvfSena
dulezitost Svazu Narodu "a
druhe, re Spoj. Staty nebudou
miti dalSiho zaimu ma cele v6-
ci, iezto nejsou clenem Syazu.
Velvyslanec Harvey vyiadriI
pine uspokojeni timto zari-
zenim, jezto hornoslezska o.
tazka Jest otazkou ciste evrop-
skou.
Premierove anglicky ital-
sky Sc uvolili, ze padu potre-
by poslou dalsi voisko do Hor-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

niho Slezska, timz byla uspo-
koiena Francie. jez tvrdi. re
lest naprosto nutno tamni spo-
leneckou armadu rozmnoziti.
Ma telese, jez bude rozho-
dovati o sporu hormoslezskem.
isou zastoupeny Francie. An
gIie, Belgie, Italie, Japan. Spa
nelsko. Brasilie a Gina.
Bezprostredn6 po odhlaso-
vani, ably s. spor odkazal rade
Svazu Narodu. premier Lloyd
George special na nadrazi a
odiede do Anglie, kde jednani
5 lrskem yyzaduje jeho prtom
nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

Ia 2 yachty Tranquillo, kter6z
lihoviny byly jak znamo poll
.cii z casti "vyvlastneny", COZ
melo "a nasledek suspendova-
mi policejniho nacelnika ne
kolika policistu krone cel6 ra-
dy zalob pro prestoupeni pro-
hibicnich narizeni. Zkazu pre-
Stalo ien II Iahvi whisky, kite
re byly dany do pytIe, ably
syedtily pri nastavajicim pro-
cesu. Ostatni koralka byla pri
rypoust6ni do kanalu zapaIe-
ma a yyprazdn6ne lahve rozbi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
HARDING V CELE CERVE
NEHO KRfZE.

Washington, y. Srpna. Pre-
sident Harding byl formalne IL
yedomen dnes. re byl zyolen
predsedou Americkeho Cerve-
neho Krize, kteryzto urad ira
dicionelne zastayan byl hlavou
naroda nehoz dfiveiSi pre-
sident Wilson nedayno sc po-
d6koval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
ZAVRAZDIL KNEE.

Birmingham, Ala, u. srp-
ma. Faraf James L. Coyle, re
zdeiSiho Observation-Disclosures
kostela sy. Pavla byl zastre-
len, kdyz sed6l ma verand6 fa-
ry vGera veter. Policie zadrae-
la muze, ienz Sc pry primal XII
streIbe, po hadce, kterou kn6
zem mel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
ZKAZA KORALKY LAKE.
WOOD.

Federalnf agenti znicili wee
ra pred lakewoodskou policei
nj stanici 543 kvartd Ia tamei,
sich prohlidek zabaven6 ko.
falky. Hlavni zasoba pochaze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13
ROZVOD Pc 81 LET. MANzEE .STVi

obcanSke v podal zde zalohu cd sve zev Narb
= Stambaugehovd VzaI pred 81 ty po cet len cas-
spo!u zii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-13

Hlstorcy dokad obttayosti ceveandskch Cechu odve-
zen byl uschovani duston6 dne % cervence kr
Shem Zamku Troll Prahy kery vykazan byl "a dulek
Musea Pamatniu Odboie Phi odevzdavan nron,luvi vbd
hou rec pedseda G. Sdruzni Cleveland6 D. JOS Frcka
ehoz nam obraze dneSni pedsavuie ouGcho Sc nas no
mnkou ma poyznaSec bazarov6 dny Pc eho bocch soii
redaktor Venkova Pelant mamy n6koka 30 Amerce
kdy take qfednaSo naSem mtSd podplukovni Medek RI
dtel izminenfho musca, ruslI legionlr a basnik
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

WILDWOOD. N. J.
Magnoila-111 Il. Magnolia. Fur. rms. hpk.
priv.i nr. Beach. l.. A. & J. l.. Il. jackson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
CONDEMN DOCTORS LAxITY
Favor Punishment Of Those Who
Fall to Comply With Health Laws

Boston, June o. Elimination from
membership in medical associations OF
physicians who willfuly fail or refuse
to comply with local or State health
laws for the prevention of disease was
urged yesterday by tho Preventive Medi-
cine and Public Health Section of the
American Medical Association. The
section voted to submit to the House
OF Delegates today resolution
asking the house to take the matter up
with its constituent associations and
consider as we'll amendments to its
own bylaws designed TO carry out the
suggestion.
The action followed discussion Of n
paper by Dr. Leslie +. LumSden. Of the
United States Public Health Service
on public Health and Privat" Prac'
tice
The conclusion is inescapabo, he
said, "that the treatment Of diseased
teeth, tie removal Of diseased tonsiIs
and adenoiis, tho rendering Of pre-
natal care. the diagnosis and treat
ment OF tuberculosis and the Corrcc'
ton of certain other pbysira defect9
are for the prevention OF disease and
the promotion of health, and, there
fore, may properly bc regarded as
service OF a public health nature.
''If clinics meet ndvantageously a
public need, we might as we'll reCog-
nize the fact they have come to stay
and that there number will Increase
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
GIFT Of 100000
HELD UP BY COURT
Shore FreehoIder Has Board
Enjoined From Paying Con-
tractor for Loss

Atlantic City. June 0. - Free
holder Charles Kessler, who won
his election on the Democratic ticket
from the Absecon Mainland District In
face Of a battle with machine Repub-
'ican leaders last fall. fred metaphor
al bombshell into the meeting OF the
Board of Freeholders here yesterday by
serving a court order forbidding the
payment Of 500 900 to the Hill Dredg
ing Co., of Atlantic City. for losses
claimed to have been incurred during
The war in building the Absecon Bou-
'cvard leading into Atlantic City.
I'nder the writ of certiorari. issued
by Supreme Court Justice Black. the
Frccholders are given until June q
TO make reply to the attack on pay
mcnt Of the excess money over the con
tract price, and in the meantime they
arc enjoined from making any payment.
The action Of the independent Free
holder in taking the Hill Dredging Co,
payment to court has created something
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

Mount Pleasant House NJ Mt' Pocono: ps;c'r o.
baths; free garage. w. A. & H. NJ. LEIGH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
PROBE WAR-BOND
SALES BY BANKS
Liberty Loan Issue Paid N. Y.
Borrowers at Par as Cash,
Untermyer Alleges
BANKER DEFENDS PRACTICE

New York, June 9.-Millions Of dol
lars worth of per cent building loans
In which several of the largest savings
banks in New York City compelled the
borrower to accept deprecated Liberty
Bonds at par in lieu Of cash were in
vestigated yesterday before the Lock
wood Legislative Committee.
Other loans granted on condition that
borrowers would purchase real estate
the lending institutions acquired on
foreclosures also were brought out IN
large numbers. All of the loans we're
on first mortgage unencumbered real cS-
tate which the bankers conceded was
gilt edged security.
Several big bankers testified in re-
gard to those transactions and conceded
making loans conditional upon their
getting rid of Liberty Bonds at par or
unloading real estate undesircd by them,
The practice of the Brooklyn Saw
ings Bank, it was brought out. was 10
give the borrower check for the loan
and then he would Immediately indorse
and return the check to the bank which
would honor it with Liberty Bonds OF
an equal face value. but worth less than
g5 In the stock market. Larus +. SUIT
ton, the comptroller Of the bank. told
the committee he thought there was q
radical. fundamental difference between
that sort Of a deal and the process oi
paying the borrower In Liberty BONDS
right at the start.
p.;s q, y;hs,+v Ropds az Par
o." III - oia;. ~ ,.s
he was asNeu 70 efpia.n ,ij tne uiner r,
enee, out ne itPi;,eu tpt o. VIZ
Uptermyer, committee counsel, would
not admit It, Mr.. Untermyer asked the
witness 10 g,uhl 'ne idet nat eitne. =,
borrower or lender could nav nave gone IN IN
the market ana oo'alneu 'no JULIUS a'
u: ,,.o oo-~oo,u s,;s ho
mat Is quite AZ not do 'S,u SMsi cns oss
panker, oIr We uIG .h ho' nas uU as inS
that way we loaIeu 'na iJ goEuS Gus -, q. noo!
preCrSey MAJ w, "a soi, .ha bonds et q
"nS tiu' tbn hoyrrowor yru tba cosb - AR
gnu sINe .n sLog
..pansrse ne ore trustees OF the peo =
s.I vi no Somrbt tSsr o+ T0o
pie doId iGGus tbnnl anu W. W. I 100" Mr. Wr sutton 81 ton
aani,oJ
'Vben Mr. I'ntermyer asked the
herrar wbatber the hank was unusually
snrions 70 GET rid of some Liberty
Bonds he said no. explaining il was
;ndnced to do so by brokers who ne /.
.otiated the deals.
=. ~. ~. Jonroos Lo oo,oodo5 .b.. I.
IL "as SS,,ios " of ~ ioars thot tbo
was a condition OF the loans cans thqt me
porroWer enyuu @ Ds a. So. naI5
a.. i III aa.a tbop loan ~ tbs form, of
90 ~ a"i, "a thor tba horroyor nurcbased
81 hsnj. So tho ka,L i'll tbn cbao,
later be adn,itted Tho bank freouentIv
sent both tbo check and the bonds to.
getber tn its attorneVs Who comnleted
fba doaI Tben ba said q vas nart ~
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DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.


-p1r..t II.tNr w I'm U5I ~.
The Bellevue All amusements. orch, dane.
Exc table. Moderate rates.
Chestfr McDonald-Wm. r. Murray. Props.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

taxpayers and that Il had no political
significance.
Freeholder Kessler also staged an
open attack on the proposed awarding
Of contract for building a new road
from Absecon to Smithville, on the
New York road, based on specifications
which limit the paving surface to o
this matter might also be carried before
the courts,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

Of stir in the face Of persistent re-
ports that the present Grand Jury,
headed by Mrs. Laura White. wife Of
Judge White, of the Marlborough
Blenheim, has been conducting an in
vestigation of Freeholder affairs. Fol-
lowing the meeting, which broke up
shortly after the court order was
served, Mr.. Kessler stated that his ac-
tion was purely a matter Of protecting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
CLOCK DRAWS PROTEST
Gloucester Farmers object to Court
house Showing Lisht.savlns Time

Woodbury., N. j., June 0.--Farmers
and others in the lower part of the
county have entered a protest over the
clock in the courthouse having been
moved ahead an hour, in accordance
with the daylight saving ordinance
passed by City Council.
These objectors are against the sys
TEN, and want to know why the clock
has been moved ahead for the conven-
fence of Woodbury. and inconvenience
to these taxpayers. Custodian Cattell,
Of the courthouse, states that he was
instructed to make the change in the
clock by the Property Committee of the
Board Of Freeholders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
Bronze Tablet May Be Recass

CoFlingswood. \. j.. June 9.-~Duc 10
names being omitted from the memorial
tablet unveiled here on Memorial Day,
other names being spelled wrong and
one name appearing on the tablet twice,
considering having the bronze tablet
recast. There are more than 300 names
Of men and women who saw war service
from this town, and every effort was
made to list the names correctly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
GIRL MUST RETURN HIS RING
FIancee Who Weds Another Man
Loses Suit In Court

Asbury Park, n. j., June 9.-Whcn
couple in New Jersey agree to break
an engagement the man is entitled to the
ring he gave.
That delicate point was settled yes
terday by Judge Lawrence, of the Court
of Common Pleas, in the case of Tren.
ton man who resorted to the law to
get back the circlet he had given a
girl, who then was married to anothe.
man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
D EV 0 N M A NOR

DENUN, PENNSYLVANIA
Main Line Pa. r. r., In the beautiful Ches-
ter Valley, forty minutes from Broad Street
Station, forty-four trains daily each way
three minutes from Devon Station and lust
off tho Lincoln Highway American plan
also a la Carte Service. Wedding Parties
Afternoon Tea or Dinner Parties can be ar.
ranged for through the management Ideally
convenient for Suburban Dwelers. Tele-
phone Wayne 700,
Golf PRIVILEGES Horseback Riding
Tennis Garage Service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09

BEDFORD SPRINGS. PA.
BEDFORD SPRINGS PA.) HOTEI,-Excel.
lent cuisine. all sports. Martin sweeny. MSr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
BELNLAR. n. J.

On tho Ocean Front, Belmar, N. j.
Catering to the Best Clientele: Amer. plan.
860i music; elevators to street level; garage
write for booklet r. II. LUCAS. MEr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
DEVON. PA.

MOUNTAIN HOME, PA.
Heller's Mt. Airy Fine = lOf&tion eaton bI Blst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-09
MI. POCONO. PA.

II o m com
forts good food: rates OF application.
MRS. ]. l.. BlSBING.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
Married Yesterday

The marriage Of j. Fred Hun
saker and Miss Davinna Brown
both of this city was quietly slo.
emnized yesterday afternoon at
four O'Clock at the parsonage Of
the officiating minister the Rev.
Herman G. Stoctze-. Following
the ceremony Mr.. Hunsaker and
his bride left for Pittsburgh and
from there will take n wedding
journey west and upon their return
will take mp their residence on the
south Side.
Tho marriage CT this popular
young couple came as Il surprise
to all but their Immediate family
and friends. Miss Brown is the
youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown of Columbia street.
prominent residents Of this city
and has resided in this city nrac.
tically all her life. She is a young
woman of unusual charm OF man
ner and culture and is popular
with n wide circle of friends In this
city and elsewhere. Mr.. Hunsaker
is a son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs,
Isaac Hunsaker. pioneer settlers of
| Marion county and during their life
time prominent in the affairs Of
the county. He Is associated with
the Fairmnot Mining Machinery as
accountant.
The bride was attractively gown.
cd. in a handsome coat suit Of duri,
blue duvetyn with trimmings of
moleskin and wore haTmonizinE
accessories.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-11
PERSONALS

Miss Grace Cnbun went to Pitts
hurgh yesterday where she will
spend the week end with friends
and will witness the W. & J.-Pit:,
football game tomorrow.
Mrs. Rush Miller and daughter
Miss Harriet OF Morgantown arc
the week end guests of the for.
mer's father, Captain Thomas Reed
and her sister, Mrs. Pearl Reed
Wise at their home on Fifth street.
Dean ShownItcr, formerly of this
city who had been located in Den
yer, Colo, for the past year has re.
turned to this city and is associat.
ed with tho Black Diamond Coal
Company. He Is a nephew OF Judge
E. NJ. and Howard W. HowaTlter
Of this city.
Mrs. Randolph Stalnaker OF Bev.
erley is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Della Shlnn and other rela-
tives in this city. Mrs. Stalnaker
is recovering from a severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wilcox left
today for Aubumdale, Fla, where
they will spend the winter at theiT
winter home there. Mr.. and Mrs.
wilcox are annual visitors to Au-
burndale where they are nicely To-.
Gated. Owing to having started
later this year than usual they
made the trip by rail rather than
in their automobile which is their
usual custom.
George T. Watson is registered
at the Bellvue-stratford at PIila-
delphiq.
Miss Ruth Ready of Pittsburgh
is the guest Of her cousins the
Misses Josephine Ready and Cath
crime Ready of Grant Town.
William Rehnie who left here
sometime ago to make his home
with his daughter Mrs. Harry Ma
son at Detroit, Mich. is spending
a week here with relatives and will
return there next week.