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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
full in the world.


| America uses more rouge and
| beauty creams per woman than any
other country in the world" declared
/ W. G. Hamilton of the Trades Exhibits
Corporation, 123 West Madison street,
who is director of the eBauty Mart.
Our women also buy more morsets,
spend more on hair dressing, and all
varieties Of toilet preparations than
women anywhere else. Our hairdress-
ers invent more modes for original
coiffeurs than were used in the days
of Marie Antoinette, when artificial
methods Of ARRANGEMENTS were sup
posed to be at their zenith.
There is going to be an intensely
practical side to the Beauty Mart. We
will have every day lectures and DEM
onstrations of how to apply cosmetics,
fit corsets, select negligees, give mas
sages, and the proper application of
all branches of beauty culture. So
crets of the greatest French beauties
will be revealed-secrets that have
been handed down from one genera
ton to another. This will be done for
the benefit of the woman who comes
to the Beauty Mart, and will react to
the eternal salvation of her natural
loveliness, since by seeing these DEM
onstrations she will learn what to cX-
pect from operators, and how to dis
tinguish good work from bad and how
to apply rouge and powder with a
miXimum of art"
| Alil2dy Will b, shown how to eat,
sleep, exercise and relax She will
meet women ci International beauty
fame who will exhibit themselves as
opponents of this, that or the other
method. There will be Pageant OF
Beauty, Beauty Vtoing Contest,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
Sunday, January Goth, at 23O O'clock ?. NJ.

and how to choose a manicurest, and
what cream takes away that sting
from the too-soapy shave.
The Beauty Mart will be in session
at the Coliseum from February 2Sth
to March 9th. A feature of one of
these days, to be determined later, will
be boulder demonstration to be at
tended by the women visitors only.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
NEW YORK TO BOWLING
GREEN IN THIRTY DAYS.

Bowling Green - Morris Green
burg's father landed in New York
from Russia month ago. Unable to
speak English, he took the wrong
train and continued to head for wrong
destination until trace of him was
lost. Greenburg went to New York and
now is in the East still searching His
father has finally arrived, a chain of
friendly institutions having safe
guarded his journey.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
BEAUTY MART
TO BE HELD AT
CHICAGO SOON
Big Demonstration ut Chicago Coli.
scum VIII Be the First Event
OF the Kind Known In
History.

Chicago, Jan. 20. Famous beau
ties from all parts of America are pre-
pairing to attend the first modern
Beauty Mart which is to be held at the
Coliseum in Chicago from February
2Sth to March 9th. The Mart will be
an exposition of all the articles and
secrets which contribute toward max
ing American women the most beauti.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26

special contest for high school girls,
and contests for beauty of figure, feet
and ankles and hair.
There will even be special depart
ment for men where Friend Husband
may learn what to say to the barber
who put the wrong tonic on his scalp
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26

The mots beautiful royal parsonage
in the world, is expected to arrive in
New York sometime within the next
few months on visit to America. 1t
is, of course, Queen Marie, of Rou-
mania, one of the few queens of the
present time who has ben able to car
nv along with a crown the satisfaction
of being known as a beauty.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26

Comprising Gross Fed Committee
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26

many years ago.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
DO YOU MEMBER?

The old ball the back lot? The time used
have hoosn Sides Skinny serns and Fat always wanted
choose and then the fun would Skinny would always claim
that he could those three fingers Che could three
where Fat couldn't think Of it, WELL Alright them get
the right fed
Porge usually dragging the carrying the bats and
the mask Then after about hours arguing
the Sides the old would finally everything
and Ad would probably loom the and that
pull stakes for another field Somehow Ad did like
the as through field after ball out there
in center field Someone would Here old Mercer We
better It for he gets here"-Finish ball game
Teller isn't awfuly particular where he steps when he's
after ball there of Ads potato that looked
though they wouldn't much fact didn't
much Between the silk pulled of the and the rails
the that feas
bridges WITH Ad pretty
bunch II Q life ehi-felas
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-26
NINE BOSS KILLED BY
AUTO DRIVEN BY YOUTH.

Jackson. Joseph Raleigh, IS, a
mine boss, was run over and killed by
an auto driven by Barney Wiley, 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
WAR PLANES BOMBING.
GERMAN SUBMARINE.
AZ Air Machines Take Part in
Practice War" Off Old
Point Comfort Today.

old Point Comfort, Va, June al
Like a swarm of mosquitoes from the
nearby marshes, bearing death deal
ing "stinEs" scores of aircraft swept
by here out TO sea this morning TO
seek and bomb the former German
submarine U-ll7 In the first Of Sc
ries Of tests to prove or disprove
claims Of air service experts that the
development Of military aircraft has
spelled the doom of surface warcraft.
The attacking force today consisted
entirely of naval planes concentra ted
at the Hampton Roads naval base
including practically all types from the
fast scouts to the heavy bombera
A total of ISIS bombs each weighing
1913 pounds were carried in the a.
hcmbers included in the flight
With the former German undersea
terror anchored fifty miles on Cape
Charles with her decks awash the
il itial task Of the airmen was To To-
este her. Concentric red, white and
biue circles had been painted on the
boats deck as a distinctive marking
to insure The safety of other craft.
With good narksmanshir, it was ex-
pected that the advance Night uf
naval planes which went out in
groups. would he able TO finish the
target.
II was arranged however, that
should the tf-il7 survive the entire
attack of naval craft fleet of army
planes from Langley Field would be
sent ont to try their hand at the task
oe sinking her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Ellis =. Preston
has granted permits az follows.
To Joyce a KerriEan, 10 build brick
toilets. costing si0.e4o, for public
schools G, and 8.
The Joseph Bancroft & Sons &C.. "a
make alterations. costing $1,000, - 2s
Rockford road and 1T-26 Ivy road.
A y. swan. 10 build an addition.
costing f657, to soa Scott street. own
cd by Noah W. Waters.
s. u. jackson. To make alterations
costing sR4S TO hla Orange street.
owned by James r. Hueys
s.. g. Jackson. to build an addition
costing s4s0 to 22s West Ninth street.
owned by G. N. Griffith.
Nichols 4 Facciolo, o. make alter
atlons. costing s3oo. 10 t7Da wesr
Fourth street, owned by y D'Aroios.
y r. Fitzpatrick. 90 build an addi-
ton, costing s27 10 4g6 South Head
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
WOMAN HOUSE sPEAkER.
Miss Robertson the First to WELD
Gayel: In Gillette's Absence.

Washington, June 21--For the first
time in history, according 10 official
records. woman presided yesterday
over the House Of Representatives
Miss Alice Robertson, Republican
member from oklahoma. occupying
the chair for about ten minutes.
She was greeted with applause and
cheers when Representative Walsh
Republican. Massachusetts who was
presiding in the absence fronl Wash
ngtun Of Speaker Gillett invited her
"a WELD the gavel
The roll was being called at the
time on a resolution providing foI
creation of commission to represent
the United states at the Peruvian
Centennial celebration. Somewhat
embarrassed but in a clear voice Miss
Robertson announced the vote and re-
hnQuished the chair before any mem
her had occasion to address her as
Miss Speaker"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

ANDERSON ~ this city. On. June ~
1921 Rehert = husband - the late
HSsi,,cs friends and mcmhcrs - vii
minatan is,tlac Ne ! - I aro in
vtptl a. attend the funeral from his late
rgsidcacc sol Me., Tenth street.. on on
ouirm mas az the Cathedral Inter
tneut Cathedral cemetery
nl. AttkwkN tn this citN on lune p
1924 Imma q wife ~ William
Reativs. and friends 10 the family arr
Invited tu attcnd the funeral s0rN ites a.
uu Fridat afternoep June = az . 'clocs
hu,at time lntrrmeut private.
CORNELL In this city ou June 10 1921
unrarr NJ Cornell AGED az years.
Relatives AND friends arr invited 20 At
trut the funeral scrNircs ~ his late rest
slenee $40 Adams strcct ~ "Wednesday
afiurnnnn AZ nclnyk lnterment at
allNvrhrook cemetery
FRFNCH In this citS on June 70, 1921
n5nrral NJ, ices Nill 10 held at the rosi
,ltnre ~ WenrN T. nrakc nt0 Chestnut
street un "Wednesday afternoon june Y
AZ nritcs Delta Encampmcnt No 5
kniahts Hnspitaliets and Court Pride
lurestrrs ~ America are invited 70 at
trnd tho funeral Without further notice
lntprmcUt a. silvcrhrooE cemetery
1tNNIFN IN this cit, on June 10. 1921
Mar, wife of Thomas Hanley tuee
Reiatlvrs friends mruhcrs - the
aha funeral ff,,tn her late residence. 2O5
North Franklin ttrept on Thursday morn
lnn y p ei@Ce solemn rsan,e'n mas q
drai Crmctrry
luNEs In this city On june 70, 1921
sarah u. Jones
~ nst nephew Arthur u Wilson. 2aO6
Tafnall streot On "Wednesday afternoon
June 12 a. ocluck city time In
ternent AZ RiVcrKicw cemetery Please
omit flowers
FWoMM IN This city on June 70 1924
Welattycs and friends arc invited ~ at
trud enc funeral from the residence ~ his
Trtav morning az q clock Requiem
,.ase az sacrcd Heart church Inter
meat A. Cathciral cemeters
RACINE In 81 Georges Del on June
ls 1929 Louis hudd. husband Of Mary
keanycs. friends. members q Per.e-
vrrRnee Counch No. ", ". q v. A. NJ
p6oenis Enosmpment No. 10, are IN
ttfod o. attend the funeral Servtces At his
late residence n - 1eorses Del on
\ rlprG standard ttmel lnterment 81.
tiuffaes Cemetery
KlttARD m NcW castle Del On June
Hn faaf Christina. wife - the late
fuies Ricard agest j 4 wears.
Reiativcs aud Friends arr invited % at
tssnd fhp funeral SERVICES AZ tho chapel at
ktNurgiee gpmptrrN ON "Wednesday morn
lne tane - at ~ oriock clty time. tn-r
tsrfnprt at kiverNieN cemetery
WAlktR kcnnettsq usry. on Gth month
fafh 1927 holCn BALDWIN. wife % AZ
liam n walker in her fNth wear
kelattVrs aud frcinds arr invited ~ at
TEND ttp funeral serttcrs a. her late resi-
d0ucr gth dAs 9th month 22d az 2
> riark i m nes time ,ntcrmcnt
private
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
SEVEN NEW STATIONS
FOR WOUNDED OF WAR
Secretary Mellon Approves Plan
Calling for Expenditure OF
$3.OOO.OO0.

~ Associated rress 20 Every Evening
Washington. June si.-ftfteen hun
arca additional beds az seven rchahili-
tatinn centres VIII ~ provided for for
tnef soldiers hy a program of new
construction and extension approved
yesterday by Secretary Of the Treas
utN Mcllon The total cost was esti-
mated at more than ss,oooooo.
Tho program approved by Secretary
Melton calls for erection of buildings
nt Font Rayard o. cost ssb0.ooo: new
snuatrurttnn az Fort Logan N. Root,
lantle Rotk Arb to cost S2so.ooo. !.
npw hundings and improvements az
lake ,ity. Via. $500 coo nuero- psyc-
hir etnn and improvements at
psrtyNuie Md. S5oo, GOO; construction
II Urneral hospital ~ Fort Walla
Walla. Washington fl4s,eoo; extend
mn IA pteacnt facilities at Whipple
BARRACKS. Prescott, Arizona. s6oo.oo
and replace buildings destroyed by
nrr 81 NeNandria, IA, $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
THREE U. s. VESSELS
DISAPPEAR At SEA;
PIRACY SUSPECTED
Continued frou, page


Chapman wreckins Company. while
proceeding down the coast sighted n
fiye-ma stcd schooner with all sails set
and evidently IN distress The Master
drove hia tug close to the vessel. but
was prevented from getting a man or
tow line ahpard her by heavy seaa.
On reaching port he reported that
the ave-fna sted s.B00-ton schooner
Carol DeerinE. owned by O. q Deer
ing Company of Bath. Me. out of
barbados for portlan nd Me. that all
the boats were gone and that there
was no sisn Of life aboard.
A few days later the Carol Deering.
with all sails still set, piled up bow
firat on Diamond ahoais The after.
part Of the ship noated away and a
coast guard cutter picked IL up and
tried to tow II into Norfolk. but failed,
and the hulk was destroyed
Investigation OF the part of the ship
picked M. according to the report oi
the Captain of the cutter. showed
that the boats had been properly low
ered aa II the crew had voluntarily
left the ship
The Carol Deerine went on Dia nnond
Shoals last January. Several weeks
later bottle containing rneasa ge
was found on the shore near Diamond
Shoals by a coa st guard II purported
to be message from the master of
the Carol Deerins to his daughter
stating that he had been taken prison
er hy the crew ~ the shin and taken
on board another vessel.
Entire Grew Missing.
The Carol Deorine carried a crew of
thirteen men in addition to 10 officers
and no trace has ever been found Of
any one Of the officers or men.
Shortly after the episode three small
American coastal steamers diaappea r.
Cd and no trace ~ them or their crews
have ever been found despite a dill
gent search by coast guard cutters.
thc owners of the ships and govern
mental agencies, including the Ship
ping Board.
According 10 unofreial information Of
such character that Il could not be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

where they were lrsf reported was
unusually clear and the sea calm.
Then came the incident of the fnd-
inx of the bottle containing the ai4
legged mc~rga from the master ~
the fsroi Deering. The person who
found the bottle and mearaEe sent ~
10 The daughter Of the Captain ~
Bath, Ne. The daughter Immediately
visited Washington and asked the aid
of Senator Hale In getting some trace
of her father or finding out exactly
what happened 10 him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Walter Burton Much Refter.

The condition Of Walter Burton is
reported as much improved in the last
few days. and his brother. pr. Hiram
Burton. who has been in frequent al
tendance on The patient in Wash
ington. feels that now ne Il on the
road to recovery. Walter Burton has
been III for several weeks. his con
dItion much of that time being such as
to cause great concern among his
friends and to his family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

verified. the three ships were vessel
from New Orleans carrying cargo
~ wheat and one from Sa1p~, Ter..
with = cargo of sulphur.
The susptrion that su~uctbing was
ufung was aroused In the minds ~
the owners of the vessels, the ips,Ir-
anre agents and the Coast Guard be-
cause of the fact That ri the time Of
the disappearance of the ships. which
occurred within a few DAYS OF each
other. the weather along the Atlantic
Coast and In the neiGhbos hood of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
At EDEN PARK

The Mayor and Community
Service announce the following
program for til. band concert
and community sing to be held
this evening at Eden Park, from
to 10 o'clock. The program.
Overture. Poet and Peasant"
auppe
Selection. woodland" Iuders
Waits. Moonlight on the uud-
1ntermezyo. Shadows williams
Sulte, "A Day In Venice" Nevin
Excerpts from "The Mikado."
Sullivan
serenade, Love In ldleness.
Machctl4
Fantasia. "rhe Champion.
Hartman
'aThe Star SpanRled Banner"
The Philharmonic Band. 4.
Norris Robinson, Director.
The singing will be conducted
by Leon Rossman Of Commun-
ity Service.
The program Of songs will In
ciude the following; My
Nanny" "oid Black Joe"
"Margie." carolina Sunshine"
There's Long, Long Trail"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
baldwin Mauil sails broad.

Baldwin Maull. senior at Princeton.
sailed on a freighter yesterday bound
from Philadelphia to Germany. MIR
Naull signed up az a sailor and ex-
peCts to be gone the better part Of
the summer. lie will return 80 col
lege in the fan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
peneader Church Reunion.

The Peucader Presbyterian Church
will hold itr annual reunion at Glas-
gov next Sunday. Rev. John Thomp-
son Faris of Philadelphia vii preach
IN the morning and Rev. Olin Mcken.
dree Jones. OF Philadelphia in the
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Lawn Social nj MlIlerest.

IiillCrest NJ. T.. Church will hold an
ice cream social on the church lawn
this evening. II will he given ny the
Epworth League for the benefit of the
lea que. Everybody IS invited ito at
fend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Fred walraven Injured b, Nan.

Frederick walraven, 30 years old
Of Pyle's Lane and - street received
treatment at the Delaware Hospital
yesterday for scratch on the foot
from a rusty nail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Mayor elect Harvey Harvard Man.

Mayor-elect Leroy Harvey has been
elected a member Of the council Of
the Associated Harvard Clubs. instead
of the Associated Harbor Clubs. as
prroneouslv stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Geo. RAYMOND Observes nirfha@y

George Raymond, 1911 Tatnall
street, quietly observed his 7lst birth
iay anniversary at his home tester-
day Mr.. Raymond. who la carpenter
and joiner, is in good health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

For Rent--Nery desirable apars.
ment. 1890 Delaware avenue. beauti.
ful surroundings. Every convenience
Phone 4ska.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
A TASTE TELLS WHY
Horxford's Acid Phosphate

should he used IN home fruit drinks
gives them a smackinE. good flavor.
At druggists Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

Additional death notices received
teo late TOT this column viii be found
on Financial Page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
AIeene Fabric

Shifting - looks
like linen; Is
linen finished :
popular for suits
and skirts, yard
wideshoen 10
eight colors and
plain white at
cMain floor
rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
THE MIDDLEMANi
EVERYBODY is TRYING
TO SMASH HIMl

He remains like the "Old BOY
Himself. disllked, unweleome
but here necessary in many ways
However. there are lines 10 which
he may be dismissed If thoae in
thcm knew how 10 give him The
exit Tea and Coffee being 10 the
average consumer mysterious, he
pervades IN them. | buy nv Tens
and olfeos direct of the producers
and cell them TO YOU. I SAVE FOR
you and through that INV patrons
become permanent this Is my ad-
vantage. Orange pekoe Teas. 3Tc
H., and for finest cup quality OBJ
teinahle nv price is sixty cents.
Heroy Tea stores, Herbert fIerey.
President, Ill Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Satin Striped
Gaze Marvel

IN adosbly at
tractive fancy
colored checks
and plaieis32
in. wide, at 75c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

" NrN fliriHHl
10 anuouno
that Miss NOR
hard AZ W.
port naftcr1 u
frrFrasr nu
the Met ,allp4t
tern Co of View
York arnW ai
our torn nnfi
viii o. pleased
90 explain hnW
easy l a n
make yoiIf uEn
lothes u h
these IHiIailnr
new priniolpa
terms as N
Orchard
limited Ve liH
gt vuuT tnm
ing without l
lay particularly
f unttcrn iih
ctilties et
yuu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Lo0eIy
Fabrics
of Summer
Lightness
Transparent Orsas-

die. sheer and fine, 80
inches wide. shown in
twenty FIVE diTeren I
eolorsand sints, also
plain black and white
at SOC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

These lovely little trucks arr
lar too wlnsome 90 D. lelt ouf ui
your summer plans and one uf
them viii add % your daughter
enjoyment whether ior indoors
or outdoor occasions, IN town
or country there is an hdofhic
model in your favored color io
~ every need and an AZ spsrIal
prices for vacation wear First
floor rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
easier 10 sew with
more accurate in fit

o With
NOR n fit
-Rehectng the styles
The Of all
of the pattern, that much
dependable and satisfying fit
will far toward bringing home dnakers the opportunity
making with style and suck for hc
Printed patterns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

Tho new playfime rsrnseni
for girls cornhipes tha neat
appearance of = dress wlfh
the utliity "a d romucr a. -
and s. 20 First floor rser
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
In The Land Q Make Believe
By WALTER D. HICKMAN
HIC K Nj A N

the splendid human side of these two
women of the stage.
l. j. \
This department has followed with in
terest the experiment of the Sotherns In
giving special matinee of Hamlet" for
the school children Of New York. From
all reports the special matinee was more
than a succesS-it was a great victory.
Ray Henderson has sent me the follow
ing account of the matinee:
"Three thousand youngsters, eager and
excited. rejoicing in a holiday from their
lessons and a party all their own at the
theater were given a memorable afternoon
at the Century theater in New York,
Nov. 8, by E. H. Sothern, Julia Marlowe
and Lee Shubert, when Shakespeares
Hamlet was acted especially for them.
1t was the children's day and their ap-
probation Of the fact was evident in the
festive air and the joyous spirit which
pervaded the theater, but it is doubtful
if they enjoyed the event more than did
Mr. Sothern and his colleagues who de-
clared they had never acted before more
intelligent, inspiring audience.
"a unique occasion, an Interesting IL
pertinent was this representation o. a
classic drama. and a tragedy at that,
before an audience of 1900 boys and
girls, the majority of whom had never
seen a Shakespearean drama and never
been in a legitimate theater. What these
young folk thought of tn spoken play
in contrast to the motion pictures which
form their usual diet of entertainment,
is best shown by the rousing enthusiasm
which followed each scene and the tense
interest with which the development Of
the plot was followed. If ever Shakes
peare as an out and out teller of a good
story was vindicated he came into his
own on this occasion. ANY qualms that
some people may have felt about the
choice of this generally considered SOL
emn' tragedy as amusement for young
folk were quickly dispelled by the evil
dent fascination with which the play
Immediately gripped the youthful audi
ence As Mr.. Sothern remarked, elders
sometimes forget just how wonderful the
mind of the child is in grasping vital
things, how big the imagination and
how unbounded the willingness Of the
child to enter into the mood of real mat
CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

The critics elassed 1.-THE Champion" as
one Of the big comedy hits In New York
last season, and now Mr.. Mitchell comes
here direct from his Chicago engageTo-:
at the Cort theater. The original com
pany, with a cast Of twenty-One and the
original production will be seen here.
The Champion" is by Thomas Lou
don and \ E. Thomas and they have
written a play replete with laughs and
with a joyous spirit which is irresistible,
Then, too, the love interest has not been
neglected. The story briefly is this:
William Burroughs, who left England
fifteen years before, returns to his home
In conservative Knotley, where his fam
ny, guided by Lady Elizabe Cation. is
endeavoring to climb into high society.
ne coming of the prodigal is anything
but welcome and when he is recognized
as a former lightweight champion OF the
world. then his father and brothers are
scandalized. In fact, William is ordered
from the house and every effort is made
to keep the news from leaking out When