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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape
RELATIONS

RELATIONS
Every family Of more than one persin,
Consists Of different relations,
They may have a family resemblents
But they all show variations.
Your mothers brother makes a unkle,
Your brothers dawter makes a neece,
They bring their trunk IL they're going
TO stay long,
But otherwise jest a valeese.
Innocent babies are named after them
Thus starting life with a cerse
In case its Clarents or Persivil.
2 names that couldent be verse.
II you have good relations to start with
Its all matter of luck,
And wen you get more by marriage,
You're libel agen to be stuck.
You haff to kiss your relations
Weather they're ugly or wat,
o wy do they say this country is free
Wen sutch things prove its not.
o its on our relations at Crissmas time
That everybody depends.
So wat would we do il there wasent
eny?
We'd haff to impose on our friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
Receivers Stolen Cloth In Chase

The tailor shop Of Samuel Alberts,
at SO Lime street, Camden, was rob =
bed early this morning Of six rolls of
cloth and several suits of clothes. Act
ing Sergeant Becker recovered the goods
when he chased man with bundle
who was acting susplciously at Third
and Walnut streets. The man dropped
the bag, which was found to contain the
stolen goods.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20

tory Of HAVANA. The police and mill.
tary had great difficulty In keeping the
way clear for the funeral cortege, so
great were the crowds.
President Zayas was the nations
chief mourner and followed close be.
hind the automobile carrying the widow
and her four children and the artillery
caisson on which the bronze casket cor, .
tanning the body was borne 10 the
marble mausoleum in Colon Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
CUBANs HONOR GEN. GOMEZ

Demonstration at Ex-President's
Burial Without Precedent In Havana
Havana, June 20. General Jose
Miguel Gomez, former President Of
Cuba, was buried yesterday with cere-
monies attended by the greatest popular
demonstration ever accorded In the his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
22 Sacred Heart Pupils Graduated

Many persons attended the first com
mencement exercises Of the Sacred
Heart School. at Broadway and Ferry
avenue, Camden, last night. Twenty
two pupils were graduated. The class
assembled in the school and marched to
fhe ian churSh TcK~ %nere the nev Dr; Will
livered an address. The diplomas were
presented by the Rev. DR.. John B. NC
Closkey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
CARDINAL COLLEGE GUEST
He VIII Preside at St. Joseph's
Commencement Tonight

Cardinal Dougherty will preside at
the commencement exercises Of st. Jo-
seph's College, which will be held to-
night at the college auditorium, Sew
enteenth and Stiles streets. An ad-
dress will be delivered by w. Bourke
Cochran.
emn vespers at the Church Of the Gesu
last night. The Sew. William Norman
Killian, a graduate OF the class Of
1908, delivered the baccalaureate ser :
mon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
pis Sends Man to a HospitsI

Bruno Luczak, OF Mount Ephraim
N. j., was taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital In Camden yesterday with his
which he had been leading started to
run away and threw the man first
against one tree and then another.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-13
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT or TEE
District Of Columbia HaBel G. Hnfhes
Plaintiff, W. Elias Weinstein. ct al defend-
ants. No. 69Sa2. Order Of pubiica tiou IN
attachment. The object of this suit is 10
recover hve hundred dollsn tSJOol cosu
being deposit In the purchase Of premises
1903 Buchs nan street, northwest. washinf.
ton. ID. C.. and 70 have judgment Of cor
demnst tion OF certain property OF tho defend-
Hnt. Elias weinstein. levied on under % at
tachment issued In this suit 20 satisfy the
plaintiffs claim. IL l.. therefore this sth
day Of June. 1921, ordered that the defendant
Neinstein appear In this court on or before
the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. after the day Of the nrst
puhlics tion Of this order, to defend tiis suit
and show cause why said condem n tion
should not be had; Otherwise the suit viii he
proceeded with in case Of defu uit
ROBERT z. MATrINGLY judge A true
copy. test ,SeaD Blanche Ssn. clerk Nc
lsnahAn Burton. attorneys for the plain
tin.
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FLORISTS.
CEMETERIES,

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Baltimore Boulevard at District Line.
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lss
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DEATHS

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p. m. az 31s B st. ne VIRGINIA
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Walker. in her 7Oh year.
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hoRRIs-On sunday. June - 1921. IN
Washington. D. C., GEORGE PERRY,
aged % YEAR.
lnterment private. New Yort and Ros-
ton papers please copyl Tn2
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-29

dala Sc opet do prace. Co mi
zalezi ma Orfeus-spof ecnosti? |
Jak ziva nebyla jsem jeste v,
konce1tu nebo divadle.
Nyni objevil Sc mlady pol
mocnik postmistr1y protej-
sich dveri a stroll klic do zam
ku. Take ON cetl ceduli o.
lbratil Sc cd nj S uspokojenou
zv6davosti, kdyz ma ulici Sc
oval rinkot konskych podkov
nejblizsim okamziku pri-
klusala mlada DANA zelenem
jizdeckem safe, $ velkym pei
rem ma klobouku.
Hlasem, ktery zvucne a jas
ne k menu uchu dorazel, VIOLA
la ma pomocnlka poStmiatro-
va: "Zadne psani pro mne|
dnes?"
Hoch poznal damu okamzi-
te; rychle zmizel We staveni a
Ikdyz opetne vySel, zaUfasl svo-
Iii necesanou hlavou, rka: me
slecno - zadne psani pro vas"
Mlada DANA otocila kone,
pri kteremz vykonu zpozoror
vala ceduli a Ma nj jmena vel
kymi p!smenami vytist6na.
Zdalo Sc mi, re nahle zmenila
barvu V obliceji.
Chlapec pozoroval il I'VE
dave. "Pdjdete tam take, slec-
no?" tazal Sc.
"Snad,' odpovedea. "Jak
vidim, ma Blackport sve Ia
bavy.
PAX prejela silnici zasta-
villa Sc pred mym oknem. Po-
hled6vSi cd prace, spatrila
jsem pred sebou tn nejspani-
lejsi zenskou postavu, jiz
jsem kdy We SVEN zivot6 vide
la - mladop dedicku, do niz
; Dr.. Vandine zamilovan byl.
By'a isem Iuplna presv6dcena.
ze tato caroVna postava jest
predmetem jeho lasky, ma je-
jiz spatreni jsem osm dni ce-
kala. Bylo mi, jako kdyby mne
byla zasahla elektricka rama
- jehla vypadla mi ruky.
. "Dobr6 jitro, Ravaillac, .
pravila, drzic syuj jizdecky bi
/ elk mad kockou, ktera svou
: sedou packou po mem Sahala q
E pri tom romantic skoky pro
: vozovala, "Vstala jiz Mercy
. Poolova?' tazala Sc mne.
a Jazyk lepil Sc mi ma patro
/. nemohla jsem odpovedeti a se
|, della jsem jako Zkamen6la.
"Hostinska,' dodala, patrnt
V prekvapena moji zpozdilosti.
: Jest6 hledela jsem ztrnult
: ma cerneho kone a aristokrati
ckou jezdkyni V sedle. JAKE
k bleskem jasne oblohy byla '
t, tomto okamHiku zasazena m;
o duSe - tuSenim presved
|, cenim - jistotou! Oblicej S,
J. zmenil behem let, ale prec,
u byl tim samym. Ano, poznal;
u jsem il, ty fialoVe oci, ten "a
l q atozluty vlas a tn liliovou ba
WI kuze. Nepravila jsem sto
+ krate, re bych sveho milaGk,
u V kazdem case a ma kazden
!" miste poznala? Zde konecne
syedcila Sc pravda myc
;" SLOW.
: Neodoiatelnym popuder
hnana, vyskocila jsem re ste
= lice. ITO jest Mani To jeS
: Nam To jest Mani" bylo vola
Z nj, ktere Sc mi re srdce dra,
ma rty na kazdy zpusob byl
q bych je hlasite pronesla, kdy
g by Mercy Poolova nebyla
h tom okamzeni vstoupila d
a svetnice.
a. Temny oblicej hostinske V!
A. jasnil Sc pri spatreni dfvk
e pred oknem. "Pdjd'te do vnit
Ethel Greylockova,' pravila
ky vre ejsim citem v jejl HAS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-29

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIyOTA
Die anglickeho prelozl klbin Straka.


Tedy Greylock? Ano, to by
10 imeno krasky, kterou Vandi
ne miloval.
Zarici zjev pred ,oknem "a
tfasl hlavou. "Dekuji, dedetek
by Sc hneval, kdybych chybela
u snidane."
"A coz d6a vas angHcky
lord?" pokracoyala suSe Mer-
cy Poolova. Dude Sc take hne
vati, nespatri-li vas u stolu?
Wy jste mnohe muze V Black
portu okouzlila. Doktor Van
dine nebude k upokojeni, az
odcestujete Sc SIREN Gerva-
SEM
Mlada DANA pohledla sp6s-
ne a jak Sc mi zdalo, zd6sen6
pres ram e1Qana navestnl cedu-
Ii. "NeodcestHji nikdy Sc SIREN
Gervasem," odpovedela ala-
bym hlasem; "nesmite veriti
mestskym klepum, slecno Poo
Iowa"
Oh, jaka muka dusevni ma.
plnovala mne po tomto odha-
leni! Stara jizva ma mem cele
- trvale znameni kopyt, KITE
re po mne slapaly, kdyz jsen
hledala svoji ztracenOu sestru
- pocala znova jako ohen pa
liti. Srdce me mocn6 buSilo
Byla 90 Nan, jiz Vandine mi
loval - byla to Nan, kter;
kraSne a vzneSene jake knezn;
venku ma ua1echtilem ori Sc
della = byla to Nan, jez chlaC
nym, lhostejnym pohledem ci
zinky, bytosti vySsiho druhu
ma chudou sluzku q hostinc,
pohlizela.
Mercy Poolova byla prvni
ktera neco neobycejneho
mem obliceji zpozorovaia
(Pokracovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-29
zALozENA R. 1901.
THE WEST SIDE MUSICAL COLLEGE

#
Theorie
podrobnos
hio
Evening star., 1921-03-03
MUSEM ENTS.
Pavlowa's Ballet Russo,

Anna Pavlowa and her ballet Russo
gave a performance yesterday after
noon in Polls Theater which was
beautiful and brilliant in color. and
thoroughly artistic in the dancing
but marred by extremely long waits
between ballets. The orchestra. under
the direction of Theodore Stier. play
ed with precision and good rhythm
but the tone of the violins was sharp
and many times dwindled to a squeak
The ballet "Amarilla" to music by
GlaZcunow and Drigo, reached the
height of a dramatic performance
through the skill of Nine. Pavlowa
and her ability as a pantomimist. Her
toe dancing in this was exquisite. and
she received an ovation at the close
of her solo. Alexandra Folinine. also
in this ballet, was quite as enthusi-
astically received after his solo. His
grace and lightness. without losing
the manly quality. is remarkab BILE. with
its impression of happy youth. The
other ballet was The Enchanted
Lake" to Schubert's music. arranged
by Ivan Cuisine. with Miss N. Stuart
and Mr.. L. Barte as the principals
1.-the of figure. Her dancing. however,
had too little variety. Mr.. Barte
really did no dancing at all. The en-
semble was always good.
The seven advertisements were de-
lightful. One or two are familiar.
having been done by Pavlowa and her
company during. their last visit.
Pavlowa herself did Sant-Saens'
swan" for which she was enthusi-
astically recalled many times. Miss
Courtney Miss Stuart and Mr.. Barte
did Pas de Trois" to Zibulka's
Dream After the Waltz as delight
fully in pantonime as in dancing
RnrHheriniS te hp
Miss Butsova and Mr.. Vestoff was
charmingly amusing in Mr.. Vestoff's
Spiderlike appearance.
The last number was a Syrian dance
to music by Saint-Saens. by Pavlowa,
Mr.. Stowitts. Mr.. Barte. Mr.. Kuno-
vich and Mr.. Allen. The costumes
We're unusual and brilliant and the
nerformance excellent.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
SNOW ANSWERS CHARGES.
Replies to Wife's Accusations Re-
garding Care of Son.

Chester A. Snow. millionaire patent
attorney. has filed an answer to the
petition of his wife, Adds II. Snow,
seeking to deprive him Of the custody
of their son. Dexter H. Snow. during
alternate months. The father denies
the charges made by the wife. and
says the boy is properly cared for by
him and that he is observing as far as
possible the instructions of the physi
clan regarding the boys food and
exercise. He asks that the petition of
Mrs. Snow be dismissed.
Mr.. Snow admits that for few days
last August the boy occupied the
same bed with him, but asserts that
he was then given a separate room
When this arrangement was made it
was found necessary to have the gov
erness spend the night at a neigh
boris house. it is explained.
Attorney George p. Hoover appears
for the father.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
BODY CANNOT BE MOVED.
Granted on Suit Brought
by Mother.

Court has granted an Injunction
prayed by Mrs. Mary l. Murray,
to prevent the removal Of her son.
william +. Murray. from a grave in
her site in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The sons widow, Mrs. Ada F. Murray.
sought to have the remains trans
ferred to another part of the ceme-
terry where she. a Catholic. might
be buried beside him. Murray was
an assistant engineer on the L. S. S.
Saugus and was killed in Sardinia.
His body was returned to America
at the request Of the mother and
buried in her plot in the cemetery.
Attorney Walter P. Plumley repre-
sented the mother.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
T. R. RAINEs' BODY MOVED.

The body Of Thomas Raleigh Raines
of the legal force in the Office of the
alien property custodian. who was
found dead in his apartment, in the
Mansfield. 1870 NJ street, Monday
night, has been taken to Hickory. Miss.
Mr.. Raines served as president of
the Mississippi Society several years
ago. Senator Pat Harrison arranged
with Mississippi relatives for remov-
ing tho body to Hickory
Evening star., 1921-03-03
By the Associa ted Press.

ORANGE. Va, March 3.-Blood-
ported today as being on the trail OF
FIVE Of the seven negro convicts who
rushed up to Guard W. +. Snow at the
road camp near Madison Mills late
Tuesday afternoon, seized his rife and
revolver and shot him to death.
The five fugitives were seen in Mad
ison county last night. according to
Sheriff w. c. Bond of Orange county
One Of the seven cOnvicts surrendered
soon after the shooting and another.
William Barnes, who is a cripple with
a wooden leg. was captured by Sheriff
Bond near Rapidan.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Acouitted in Mail Robbery.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa.-The jury
in federal court. which heard the case
against Clyde Poffenberger. indicted
for completely in the Burlington mail
car robbery in this city last Novem-
Der. has returned a verdict of ac-
Quittal. OF the nine accused persons
arrested for the robbery Clyde Pof-
fenberger, the last to be tried. is the
only one acquitted.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Col. William Thaw weds.

SAN DIEGO. Cal.-Col. William
Thaw. noted as an aviator in the
French service early in the war and
later in the American Army. is on
his way east on a honeymoon trip.
Col. Thaw and Mrs. Marjoree Ever
etts Priest Of st. Louis were married
at Coronado. 1t is reported that the
honeymoon trip has for its destina-
tion Pittsburgh, Col. ThaW's home.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Plumbers Plead Guilty.

NEW YORk.-Four corporations and
three individuals. members of the
Master Plumbers Association. who
were indicted last December with
forty-five other firms and individuals,
charged with violation of the state
antitrust law, pleaded guilty in the
state supreme court. Sentence was
postponed until after trial of the CO.
defendants, all indicted in connection
with the building trust investigation.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Cotton Recent. Fall on.

LVESTON.-Cotton receipts at
all United States ports are more than
\ million bales behind figures for the
sale period last season. according to
figures issued by the Galveston Cot
ton Exchange and board of trade.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Charxed WIN Forxinx 5, .ooo check.

CUICAGO-J. l. Head. forty-two
years old. a broker with Offices in
Waterbury and Bridgeport. Conn.
was arrested on his arrival here on
charge of forging a check for
$1,000 in Bridgeport. Heald was
en- route to California with his nine
teen-year- bride.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
To p,omot. N.or East Trade.

NEW ORK-Announcement was
made here of the filing Of incorpora-
tion papers for the American Cham
ber Of Commerce. organized by many
big corporations to promote COM
mercial relations with the near east
Evening star., 1921-03-03
I.o,n Order Set Aside.

SAN FRANCISCO.-The United
States district court set aside a tenn
porary order restraining the Pacific
Rice Growers Association from seek
ing or receiving loans from banks.
A rice exporter had charged con-
spiracy to keep up the price of rice
on a falling market.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Suspended Students Return.

CHARLOTTE, n. C.-Seventy-se
Riddle University collegiate stud
ents suspended by the faculty, aft
er having been on strike" since
Wednesday of last week. returned to
their classes today. the differences
between faculty and students having
been reconciled.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Lutheran Synods to Unite.

SALISBURY. y. C-The merger
convention of the North Carolina and
Tenness Lutheran synods. in ses-
sion here. voted unanimously to COM
bine the two bodies, and adopted
constitution and bylaws for the new
organization.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

ticablity of amending the federal
income tax laws to provide for pay
ment by the federal government to
each state OF portion of the tax
collected.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Cut OIL and Gasoline Prices.

PHILADELPHIA Atlantic Re-
fning Company has announced that.
in Pennsylvania and Delaware. gaso-
line and oil will be reduced l cent.
The price to the dealer will be &c
cents gallon and % to the con-
sumner. The price Of oil to the dealer
will be 16 cents.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Anti-AIieu Land BiI Passed.

OLYMPIA, Wash.--The anti-alien
land bill has passed the senate. The
measure already has passed the house
and goes to the governor.
Evening star., 1921-03-03
20 Per Cent Phone Rate Increase.

JACKSON. Miss.-The Mississippi
railroad commission has granted the
Cumberland Telephone and Teie-
graph Company an increase in rates
approximating 20 per cent. Rates and
charges for rural lines and rural eX
changes are to remain unchanged.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

Seek New Income Tax Plan.
LANSING. Mich.-A resolution in
troduced in the Michigan senate calls
Evening star., 1921-03-03
Bloodhounds Trail Fire Negro
.COnUiicts Who Shot Guard Dead

his mother. Mrs. J. =. HolIingsworth.
was probably fatally injured when
struck by a falling tree which had
been chopped down by the father of
the lad. The accident occurred at the
home of the Hollingswort at Ell
lidge.
Evening star., 1921-03-03

Tree Kills Roy. Injuries Mother.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Isaac Hollings-
worth, thirteen years old, is dead. and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-18
Gle as to Why We Patronize These Business Firms

had suffered DR.
in After
Up, jar backs
to nsacoa I knew
had practically
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On finding out that hard mattress
the ideal
1 bete and
had pleasant I
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house under After looking
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Contin on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-18
A PRIZE-WINNING ESSAY
MARY LOCKLIN MOORE

~ E. CerVantes 9th prize of S. awarded by the
judge. The essay follows
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

CITIZENS State and Central Bank depositors-We accept your deposit certificate in full value mdse and money. Ballsun's Clothing Store, 31 " Washington. It
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
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CHICAGO


 CHICAGO. Aug. s1.-cATTLE% Receipts, 11,00o; good and choice beef steers steady: fat she stock and bulls slow to weak; veal calves .50c higher; stockers and feeders strong; top yearling steers. s10.75; bulk beef steers. s6.75Qs.75; bulk fat cows and heifers. s4.5o@6.50; canners and cut ters, s2.75Q $50; bolognas mostly s3.5oG 400; beef 'ulls, s4.75d 5.75; light vealers mostly slaoe@12.75.
 HOGS-Reeeipts. 16.o00; 25c to soc lower than yesterdays average; bet ter grades off most; bulk of sales, ss.759s.to; top, ss.s5; heavy weight, s7.75Gs 500; medium weight, sS.75G s.so; light weight. ss.00Ge.6o; heavy packing sows. smooth. se.75d7.25; packing sows brought se.604d.s0 pigs, s7.756s.75.
 SHEEP-Receipts. 27.o00; lambs opened steady to 25c lower; packer, top natives, early, s7.75; to city butchers, $50: culls. s4.50G 800; top wooded lambs to shippers. sS-50; no others sold early; sheep about steady; best feeder lambs. early, s7.00.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-01
Mercantile Paper

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Prime mer- cantile paper. 6G6hc; exchange ir- regular; sterling, demand. s372G 3,72%; cables. s3.73A; francs, de mand. s7.s51z: cables. s7.s6; Belgian francs. demand, $7.61h; cables s7.62; guilders. demand, s3172; cables, s31.7s; lire. demand. s441h cables, SAP: marks. demand. s115h cables, s116; Greece. demand. S5.s3; Sweden. demand. s2i.6s; Norway, de mand. s13.60: Argentine. demand $2s,75; Brazilian, demand. s12.0o; Montreal exchange g 13-1s per cent discount.
 Time loans steady; 60 days. 9l days and six months, 5& to pei cent.
 Call money firmer: high. 5is: low 5; ruling rate. 5; closing bid. s: eff fered at 512; last loan, 5iz.