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Evening star., 1921-05-24
Ry the Associated rress.

Ry the Associate Press.
NEW YORK. May c4.-After an all
night fight fremcn had failed 'ooa!
to extinguish the flames which con-
tinued to burn briskly in the bllSter"d
and blackened hulk of tho United
States naval reserve training snip
Granite State. Two firchoats ana
half dozen land companies throuSn"u'
the night poured, tons of water ln,o
the famous old frigate. (which cauSht
hre late yesterday.
Nearly all Of the 600 members It
the naval reserve. who made 'helr
home ahord the vessel. lost ;hrir per
sonal effects. naval officials said. Can't.
". Bell Wait. commander of thH shiP.:
lost all his clothing and SeN'rri
thousand dollars worth OF 'iber':
bords.
The old wooden frigate for years
had lain in the Hudson rive. moored
al Riverside drive and 9th street.
4 tew feet from the landing at wnleh
President Harding yesterday came
ashore from the Mayflower.
The Granite State. formerly the
L. S. S. New Hampshire. had serv-
ice record extending back more than
100 years. Her keel. laid in kittery.
Nc. she was commissioned in 1878 IN
the presence OF James Monroe. fifth
President OF the United States. and
when she was viewed for the last
time by the country's twenty-ninth
chief executive. Warren G Harding
She was on the battle line during
the civil war. but when she was re-
placed by the steel fighting craft that
now bears her former name she re-
verted to training purposes. eventu-
ally passing from federal to state
control. Twice she returned briefly
to federal service--once during the
Spanish war and again during the
receiving ship.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Cnvalieri Join. Chicago Opera,
shoots Wife and Self Dead.

Women and Children Not Abused.
ATLANTA. Ga.-Charges that women
Evening star., 1921-05-24

and children were being worked over
time in Columbus. Ga, mills. made at
the recent convention here of the
Georgia Federation of Labor. have been
investigated by him and are unfounded.
John q. Valentine. president of the or
canization. announced.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
u oman Sentenced in Acid Case.

Hopkins was sentenced to from Ave to
fourteen years in the state prisen in su
perior court here for having thrown
acid into the face of Miss Lucille Gala
CHER. a Jerome. Ariz, school teacher
March 81.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Hunt New Train Wreck Clue.

FADCCAH. Ky.-Authoritiss have
temporarily abandoned the theory
that the attempt to wreck the Illinois
Central fast passenger train near here
was for the purpose of robbery and
are investigating with the view of de-
termining whether discharged work
men were responsible.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Dry Agents to Resign.

BRISTOL" va.-Tenn-Many federal
prohibition officers in Virginia will
resign as result Of the action of the
government to lay off 700 agents. c.
F. Beverly. chief agent for the district
in the jurisdiction of the Big Stone
Gap and the Abingdon courts has al
ready resigned
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Firemen Fail to Stop Flames
Burning Historic Granite State

Tor hve years chief of police of Car
oondaie, is in the Lack wanna county
JAZZ on suspicion of being the man
Wno he!d up a train near Omaha
.\eo. in 1903 and afterward escaped
from the federal prison at Leaven-
North while serving life sentence.
me prisoner declares he will be able
20 furnish an alibi.
Sovalteri Joins Chicago Opera.
Ne" YORk.-Mme. Cavalie-i. So
Oiaho. who was a member OF tho late
scar Hammersten' company a: the
Manhattan Opera House. has been en-
saSed 10y the Chicago Opera Company
.oT the 1?s1-c2 season Nine. Cavalieri
ana her husband. Lucien Muratore.
TENOR IN the Chicago company will sail
LOT Europe on the steamer Aqutania.
Shoots Wife md Self Dead.
ATLANTA. Ga.--.Iames l.. Wads-
worth. thirty-fo1r. deliveryman for a
dry-cieaning company. shot and killed
MS wife. Mrs. Sarah Wadsworth. thirty
Two, mere yesterday and then killed him
Se'f shortly after the couple returned
from an automobile ride to their room
ing house. They had been welded
eighteen years. had but one child. a
fourteen month old boy. who was in the
room when the tragedy took place.
Women and Children Not Abused.
ATLANTA. Ga.-Charges that women
Evening star., 1921-05-24

nEApERs Of THE WASH.
IN iEGTON star visiting
London are Invited to make
use Of THE WASHINGTON
STAR Office and Reading Room
at IS Regent street, London
S. w.. within q stones throw Of
PiccadiIiy Circus. where up.to.
date papers are always avail.
able for reference, where A..
ranoements car be made for the
reception ana forwarding Of
mail, advice obtained on aii
matters Of travel, and where
American visitors In London
may be traced through the Reg.
istrat,on Department conducted
by our London ONCE.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Fiorida senate Opposes AFreaks..

TALLAHASSEE. Fla.-A bill di-
rected against the exhibition of
freaks" by carnivals and other
amusement concerns was passed by
the state senate. 1t would prohibit
the showing of "crippled. malform ed,
dishgured human beings and animals
The measure was sent to the house
for action.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Flarida Banker Buried.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Funeral
services were held today for Frank
A Wood. wealthy banker. former
state representative and once a can
didate for governor Of Florida. who
died here Sunday. Mr.. Wood had
been suffering for several weeks from
an affiiction Of the lungs and kidneys.
He came to St. Petersburg twenty
years ago from British Columbia
Ex-Pollce Chief in Jail.
SCRANTON, Pa-Frank J. O'Boyle
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Held in S21, 900 Bank Robbery.

LIMA. Ohio-George Donovan and
Joe Willis. who were caught here
last Saturday as suspects in connec-
ton with the robbery of the Hunter
town Ind) Bank earlier that day.
were held to the grand jury in bonds
of $4,000 each on two charges. by
Judge Jackson in criminal court. Dom
ovan was identified by officials of the
bank as one of the men who partici-
pated in the hold-up, which netted
the bandits $4,000 in currency and
bonds. Detective Henry James of the
Columbus police department also
identified Donovan as the original
Little Willie" who is alleged to have
participated in the robbery of the
Kingston and Grove City (Ohio)
banks early last spring, when cash
and securities totaling more than
100000 were obtained
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Favor Woman fer JudxesAip.

F2v0f "Om1h YOf J00Ke6h1p.
ORLANDO, Fla--At a called meeting
Of the democratic executive committee
the name Of Miss Margaret Hart was
unanimously recommended to Gov.
Hardee to MI the vacancy in the
county tudgeship caused by the recent
death Of Judge William Martin. Miss
Hart was Judge Martins assistant for
many years.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
swis. Bustness Men in u. ..

PHILA ADELPHIA.-A delegation Of
eighty Swiss business men arrived
here yesterday and were received at
the Philadelphia chamber of COM
meroe by representatives Of leading
manufacturers of textiles, machinery
and other local products. The dele
CATION will spend several days in
specting Philadelphia's industries.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Baltimore Man Ends Life.

BALTIMORE.-Henr A. Rowland,
tw enty -eight, son Of the late Prot.
Henry A. Rowland. one Of the orisi-
nal faculty of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and scientist OF interna-
tional reputation, killed himself by
shooting in his home here yest erday.
coroner's inquest returned a YER
let Of suicide.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Free Woman Of Murder Charge.

PAW PAW. Mich.-The charge
against Mrs Sarah 1. Tabor. accused
Of mansIaughter in connection with
the death of her daughter. Maude
Tabor Virgo, was formally dismissed
by Circuit Judge Desvoignes. Mra
Tabor was tried a year ago on a
agreeing The body of Maude Tabor
Virgo was found in a box in the base
ment OF the Tabor homo in December,
1919. and Mrs. Tabor was brought
back from California to face trial.
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Prizes for Flremen

The entertainment committee ui
the state ffremenE Convention has
adopted the following as its list ot
prizes for the convention, which will
be held ia Cambridge June 5. v. and
10
Largest aud bed uniformed COM
pany 30 line. wliH band, first pTize,
$3.50. second prize. $l5oR third prize
500.
Band contest. irst prize, 500: sec
ond. $50
Company coming longest distance
IN uniform. not less than IS men in
line. first prize, 500; second &55i
third. $50
Company making the best appear
anee IN line. iirst prize, 500. second
$50.
Best and largest amount of appara-
tus Ia line. iirBt prize. $3.50. second
800: third. $50.
Hose Race First prize, 500; sec
ond, $50.
Drill Contest First prize, $50; sec
ond. S25.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

4. Clyde Barnes and wife TO HarrS
r, Reese and wife. acres, for 1860
kscob Rupp nd wife to Elisha r
Wheeler and wife, ti2 acres. foI
$4,000.
Jacob Miller, trustee. TO Vivian Ia.
Yldsonand wife, 70 acres. for $4,000
Caroline r. Brundige ana husband
20 Bessie NJ. l.. Hull. f5ii square feet
for $40.
Caroline r Hrundige and husband
20 Henry y Hampler and wife. 4S3i
square feet, for $40
Thomas 9 Brothers and wife tc
John 4. Edmondson and wife
acre. FOR S.
George Y y Englar and wife 10 Ed
ward y l.escaileet and wife. 19i
acres. for siof
Irwin T. Barnes .and wife 10 Lester
A. Robson. y acres. for $50.
Mary G. HlHSi 10 Henry Wiilet and
wife. 90 squaro perohes for $4,000.
County Commissioners Of Carroll
County 20 w Frank Thomas "a
square perchcs. for g.
Charles n Conway and wife 10
Clarence W Conway ana wife. 54
ceres. Tor $4,000
Clarence " Conway and wife 10
WiUiaR r FiemmIug and wife. "a
acres for $500
J Gilmore Frahtg 81 az 10 Gilmore
Y Fiautt et o.. l62 acres. Tor $40.
Amelia Sharror 70 Mlliard r Bor-
ting and wife, $500 square feet for IS.
James " Alleuder and wife %
David " wahuer and wife. 20 acres,
t0r Gl00.
Il. y shnvor & Co. 10 Raymond
MsFble. tracts. f0r $500
ida f stocksdaio q ~ ~ Rcbecca
J Stern ! acre, for $40
James W Iilc and wife 10 Arthur
q VIII aud wife, several tracts fot
fi0aCa
John y Bowman and wife 10 Ann
Elizabeth EYlor q snuags porchcs.
Tor $50
John 81 Hcitebridle 81 nl 10 Mur-
ray B Myers ! acre. for 80.
Laura g shiplcy and husband td
James r Trayer and wlfa. lpt for $40
David , VI Earhart and wife %
virginia 4 YiuglIng several tracts
for 81
Virginia r YluElinF % David ] "
Earbart and slin several trHcts. fof
s..
UrptEe q FowblH aad wife 10 Lew.
is =. I.elster J acre. Tor g5
Lewis . l0lairs and wife % Ccorrt
e. Fow bic. g acres Tor 81
Cyape Green 50 Maurice G Green
10 arFca. Tor tlun
Annie y Shoemaker 70 Richard s
Gill a270u equart feet. FOR ST.
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WEDDINGS.
GclInerchress

Miss Harriet Elizabeth chrest,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Chrest, East Main street, and MIR. An
thony Gellner. OF Eikins. w. Va. were
married Tuesday morning at ST.
Johns Catholic Church, at $50
O'Clock with nuptial mass. The cere-
mony was performed by the brides
pastor, Rev Thomas II. MeGulgan.
Miss Mabel Chrest and Mr. Edward
Chrest. sister and brother OF the
bride, were the attendants. After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was
served TO the immediate families at
the home OF the bride. on East Main
street, Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gellner lett
on a wedding trip.
Many handsome and useful gifts
were received by the couple.
They viii reside in Elklns. W. Va.
where the groom is agent for the
American Express Company.
The out-of-town guests present
were the grooms mother. Mrs. Cell
ner and sisters, Mrs. Ray Grimm,
Cumberland, and Miss Angela Cell
ner, Washington; Miss Helen and
Lawrence Chrest and Miss Hilda
Wampler. Of Baltimore
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MRS. MURRAY GIVES FATAL DOsE
Admits Put ssrychninc ID Husbands

A dispatch from Martnsbnrg. w.
Va, to The Sun. April 10, says:
Mrs w. A. Murray last night gave
information. unaware TINT she was
being heard by 0fIicials. according to
the polide. which fixed on her the
guilt for administering strychnine
poison 10 her husband. VI A. Murray.
on March &c at bis home here Murray
died as the result Of poisoning, il is
alleged.
The, statement involved W. A. II.
Bowman. a former boafder ln the
Murray home, who Is held with Mrs
Murray for the murder. 10 the extent
that he bought the poison originally
IN sykesyille. sid, when he and the
Murrays lived there II was also stat
ed that Bowman WAS aware tliat Mrs.
Murray was administering poison 10
her husband IN food. and that she
gave the final and fatal dose In b
glass OF water after a physician had
been called In on the night Murray
died
The confession vas obtained by
John Bowler. Lynehburg. Va. self
confessed murderer OF Garfield II
Miller Hagerstown taxienb driver
According 10 the police Mrs Murray
iu a casual conversation with Bow
ler. dropped the remark that she had
adminiAared the poison
10 this Information, Il Is said. she
admitted having given her husband
strychniuC. in his food for some days
This, the officers say. explains ihc
fact fiat be complained frequently 70
fellow mill employees about beine sick
nftrT has GIunrr. although he thsnsht
i!iig only due 70 Indigestion Shn is
also alleged 20 have confessed 10 ad.
mlniaicriuR thc dnai dose
Her statements also lnnluds eYl
dence 81 conduct with nnwmaa sitter
the death of her husband. according
10 the oflcern Mrs Murray ~ also
alleged % have declared that she VIII
Ssh her sister 10 como for her chill
drrn and after that she will be rendy
10 go through anything % hclp Bow
man. The co-aefcnfaut lu . previous
statement 90 Prosecuting Aitot
ney Haunia. Mrs Murray laid
the aetusl Administrations us the
poison o. Bowman. although admit
ting that she knpw be Nhs iryluE a.
get rid of her husband Bowmna sab-
sequenlly denied any Knowledge Of
the poisoning
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Orphnns' Couri.

Monday April ~ George noer.
ner received an order ~ court 20
Elthdfaw fuuaA
Tuesday April i2th GcoFra "
eisck. administrator ~ NlnuAsa u
Slack decebaed rctnrucd an luy0n.
tory ui ruai estate
Jacob Hller. namiuiatfator ef John
miller dr,sased reported sale 81
personal property and settled his
hrsi aud nuRi arpD8ni
, Letters of administration on the ea-
tate of Mary u MummauEh. deceased,
we're granted unto George &. Mum
mauRh who received warrant 90 ap.
praise ana an order to notify crcdl-
tors
The last viii and tcatament 81
Rachel e. Cnyipr. deceased. waA ad.
mltfed % probate and letters tcHta.
mentafy thereon wfrp granted unto
Edward u Beafd
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Westminster Athletic Association.

The association has received much
The association has received much
IT'S membership 10 increasing each
day and Il Is looked upon as a real
permanent organization for the pro-
motion of athletics
baseball team has been organic
ed and supplied with new equipment.
Il be acped now that the people OF
Westminster will give its loyal sup
port in attendance a series OF games
have been arranged with the Western
Maryland College team and will be
played April goth. 9th and May Atm
The games will start al 4 o'clock
giving everyone an opportunity 70 att
tend Look for ,he parade merit We'd
nesday and follow the crowd to the
college field.
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Mrs. rnr,er lEnterlaln. Gbsnerrr AId.

The Ladies hid Of Ebenezcr Church
of Winfield Circuit. met at the homo
o: Mrs Louisa Farver on the even
ing of April TN Notwithstanding the
inclement weather. forty members
we're present The meeting wae call
cd 10 order by the president Mrs. T..
V. ZiIo. The evenings program OPEN
cd with singing, scripture reading
and prayer, which WIS followed by
the regular business routine. Next on
the program we're the readings of
Mrs. c. V. Conway and Mrs ollie
Buckingham: recitation by Mrs Ma
bra duet by Mrs Maggie Bucklng
ham The concluding number being
solo by a little hoy
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C0NyICf GEORGIAN OF SLAiINC
NEGRO
Iafors Return Verdict 1t Murder h
Convection With Williams Pcanage
Eases.

Connection With Williams Peanage
Gases.
Coviugtou Ca. April John 3
Williams. plantation owner. was
foand guilty By . jury here today Of
murder In connection with The Jasper
county ppnnana caves. The iury
recommended marcy
The verdict carries wiih Il auto
malirally Q llfe imprisonment acu-
teure
The defence aled mpuon Tor o
urN tfiAl
WillismN WIS convicted specifically
Uf the murder ~ Lindsey Peterson a
negro farmland whose body. hound
and weighted with q sack ut rocks.
was found with that " another negro
employee on Williams farm Ia Vol
low River. in this tNtWtpui county.
just over the lluc from Jasper county.
Bodies ~ nlur other negroes, said 10
have been killed 30 conceal pepnage
conditions have been found buried on
tho farm ur elsewhere
Tho star witness fdr the State was
clyde Manning. negro farm boss. Who
testified tn having thrown Peterson
int0 the river az Williams order. The
farmowner having driven The automo.
bile IN which the negroes we're taken
40 tho bridge, The defense PIT Wii.
.liAms ou the stand bat not under
oath, which prevented cruas-exumluu-
ton. No other witness was called
The verdict was received calmly by
Williams. though his wife sobbed on
his shoulder and his two daughters
became hyetericai and were led from
the room. Williams appeared more ar
fected by his family'B suffering than
he had By the verdict.
Sentence WAS formally pasSud
within few moments after the YER
dict was read. Judge lIutcheson say
Ing the verdict was the sentence Of
the Court
Indictments were returned by the
Jasper county grapd jury agains,
John 3 Williams. bis three sons, Hu-
land, Marvin and Leroy. and Clyde
Manning. his negro farm bossl charg-
Ing murder tn connection with the
deaths OF IA negroes on the Williams
plantation.
Eight indictments were found
against John s. Williams. charging
murder OF eight farm hands, whose
bodies we're recently found buriea IN
pastures on his farm or were dragged
from nearby rivers. Eight indictments
also were returned against clyde
Manning for the same killings.
liuland Williams was indicted for
the killing Of negro named "Black
Strap"
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Nr. ShrlYcrss Body Bronghi "a
Philadelphia.

The body Of Frank " shriyer Of
Philadelphia. formerly of this city
was brought 10 hls home on the
Steamship Morro Castle Sunday, Mr.
Shriyer was drowned December ~ IN
the Gulf Of Mexico. on % the coast Oi
Yucatan. Ills body and three com.
panlons were drowned when q
amali craft in which they we're eail-
ing capsized not Tar off OF the shore
while going from one plantation 20
another. Mr. Shriver WAS Well
known carriage manufactures uf
Philadelphia. He s. survived by his
widow and one aauRhier. Funeral arr
rangements have not been completed.
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The Non.chureh eocr Interested.

Join Church" Is the slogan often
heard and readin these days when Il is
claimed the influence Of the church IL
waning The non-church-member will
answer. which," The Rev. Edward
Swift, the interesting preacher at 81
Johns Church during Holy Week. VIII
tell his experience in joining church.
10 all who viii come 20 ST. Johns
School Hall next Sunday evening.
April 18th al s o'clock. The varied
efforts and conclusions OF the speak
er make up most attractive lecture.
Awelcome will be extended to al who
come. There will be no admission fee
or collection. The aim Of the lecture
will be to suggest the way to study
religion rather than to enter into
controversy.
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CampaIgn For Fire Truck.

We can almost hear the Clang OF the
ringing on the new one hundred ana
ten horse power Ia France Fire En-
gine and with a little more help from
our citizens this clang will be real-
ity,
u % impossible TO sec every one
and we believe all will want TO help
IN this cause. and anyone who has
been missed will please hand their
subscription TO the committee or Un-
ion National Bank.
Anyone having handed IN their sub
gcription and wishing 10 pay same
can do so at Union National Bank.
The report until Thursday evening
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REV. EDWARDS COMES
TO M. {. CHURCH
REV. A. c. DAY Goes 70 MADISON
SQUARE CHURCH, BALTIMORE MADE
MANY FRIENDS WHILE HERE.


The annual sessions Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference held in Mt
Vernon Place Church. Baltimore this
year, came 10 close Monday
Rev. Arthur G. Day. pastor of Cen
tenary N. u. Church, who has made
many friends IN his two-years stay
here, will 30 70 Madison Square
Church, Baltimore Rev r. ~ Ed
wards will succeed Rev. Day. The ap-
pointments are;
district Superintendent W
Barnes.
Bethany W. +, Carey.
Chateworth--J. X Essias
Christ Church. u. b Moylan
Christ Church, A. BranflCk
tsuppiy).
Columbia Avenue-0eorge n. San
ner
Fayette Street 8. G. couie.
FRANKLIN street ". r. Miller
Garrett Park c. l.. Pate.
Grace-v. G. Mills
Harlem Park v. &. Powers
HowaSd Park-D. . Miller
McKendrec-J John r Marsh
Memorial G. W. BrlttlDRham
Monroe street--w. l. Lynn.
Rogers NemoFiRl-zB. 7 Hynsnn
Rognel Heights-C II Leyfeld
Sexton y r.. Fielding
st. Marks J. =. Hand
Summeraeid o. G Robinson
Union Square, F. Belsse.
Walbrook i ~ Giilum
Webster Solomon German
West Baltimore W. ~ Beale
Bethany Circuit r. y, pouBhcrty
tanpply1
CaTrollton A. sadofsky
CaiOuaviiic r. g. Porter
Elkridge II e, Hail
Eliicott City W. = Harrison. Jr
Emory j. G. Sinclair
iInlethorpe and ArbuluH II G.
Owan8
Hampstead - ~ Dibhle
iilladalc u II Baflcu
Hanover ouig Horpcl isupplyl
leicester -. g. Whaicy tBBpplyi
Laurel William Lewis
i.owlslnwu K. Y Bonn
l.inEnnurc--J y, Holt
Murgan-F. a. Isaac. Ir.
Mount Airy n X iaaac
New Windsor W. G Parrish,
Della isouls HUrpel lsupply)
Patapscp j, @ giuld tsuppiyl
. Relay w A. Carroll lAupplyE
81 JAMES A = Kent
Savage J. ". Fleming.
severn W 3. Jones.
sykcsville e D rrltchett
Thurmont--c X lianea
L.
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Mentlng Of lhe .Momnn,s I'M.

An April ~. the Woman's Club met
with Mrs. A. NJ Ward, IS members
and three guests being present The
president, Mrs. Carroll AIbaugh. pre-
sided and both Mrs. $. T.. Bare's pap
er The Community Center" and that
OF Mrs. j. s Myers on Recreation in
the Local Community laid stress on
the need In Westminster for a COM
munity center Mrs. Albaugh reported
that the committee appointed 10 go
before the Board OF Education IN tho
interest OF an adequate High School
for Westminster, had presented this
need to the hoard ut their last meet.
ing. AT the close OF the program, the
members enjoyed vocal solos by Miss
johnson, accompanied by Miss Hnr-
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Gross Is Exonerated

Harry n Gross, 10 years oids who
drove the automobile which over
turned on the Falls road the night OF
March 20. killing Orlando r. Reese,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Orlando Reese. OF
Baltimore. formerly OF this city, and
Miss Margaret Gustin OF 6ovans. was
exonerated from an blame by an in-
quest conducted Thursday night by
Coroner Mnrrisey
Gross testified that iuet before his
machine turned over he had side
sw.ped another car and damaged his
brakes so that he lost control OF the
machine.
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sunday April 10th. Adam Rupert
entertained at his beautiful home.
near this city. grandmother Catherine
Rupert. Mr. and Mrs Edward Frey
man, Mr. and Mrs. william Rupert
aud children. william and Mary, MIR
Charles Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs, ] Ar
thur Walsh, OF Baltimore, and chill
dren, ciotilda, Joseph. Francis, Gloya
and Mathew. Mr aud Mrs. Noseph
Rupert and children, Mary, Eleanor
and Josephine. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
VI. Case and children. Clotilda. James
Hilda, Mathew. William. Mark and
Agnes. besides his own family. Tresa
Margaret, John and Adam, Jr.