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The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
by EARLE DORSEY.


With one clever stage daughter
like "Irene" already shedding fame
on his producing family. 1t was
probably only natural that Carle
Carlton should boast a little of
Irene" in introducing to local stage
circles at the Belasco last night his
latest musical comedy youngster,
"Tangerine."
In a couple of ways, "Tangerine"
is 'Irene's" twin sister. "Tanger-
inc" is pretty in an artificial sort of
way and she's musical, too. to a
rather high degree. but '"Tangerine"
altogether lacks "Irene's" brains
she doesn't belong to "Irene's" set.
Daddy Carlton has done all any
daddy can do, but '"Tangerine"
has been sponsored by diff
ferent people and the effect is no.
tieeable.
As a matter of fact. "Tangerine"
looks like a backward daughter.
Two weeks ago, Atlantic City
scouts were reporting the show as
unfinished" and the same verdict
came out of Baltimore a week ago.
The best Washington can do is pass
along the same verdict, with a bit
| Of addenda concerning an uninspired
story with certain symptoms of the
old. old trouble-poor direction.
zone Is inclined to sympathize a
little with Carlton for he has
gone to no end of pains to deck
out "Tangerine" in color settings
that are frankly rich. Carlo San
ders has turned him out a score
that Is liltingly melodious. even
though it carries nothing outstand-
| ing in the way of a song hit. while
the cast. for the most part. in
| cludes good people.
Philip Bartholomae's book seems
to be the chief gnat in "Tangerine's
lcoId cream. The program credits
Lawrence Langner with co-author-
shin. while Guy Bolton is supposed
| to have collaborated. Mr.. Lansner's
previous performance Is a bit vague
land Guy Bolton may have written
some dialogue. but Mr.. Bartholomae
must bear. ] suspect. the culpabil-
Iity for "Tangerine's" book. 1t is
based on no more subtle a theme
than the mere inversion Of the ex-
listing social code whereby men
work and women spend. The inver-
sion is accomplished by transport
ling three Divorces from the Lud-
How street jail to the Island of Tan
gerine, where they let the women
do the work.
| The great fault to be found with
Mr.. Bartholomew book is the di-
rect encouragement it offers an
audience to anticipate. Once the
theme is started on it's course, the
whole plan Immediately becomes
public property and there is little
to do for the rest of the evening
but to observe the working out of
situations already obvious from
their beginnings. Mr.. Milton, with
his usual flair for properties and
with his usual dramatic astig-
matism. permits the cast to mud
die through the action, striving
heavily at niceties of business that
are constantly flipping wide of the
bulIs-eye.
| Vivienne Segal waived most of
her opportunities to sing. last even
| ing. though she resuscitated long
enough in a last act crowded with
interpolated numbers to reveal how
much melody she didn't employ.
Eileen Wilson has a rather queer
role for Eileen-a sort Of Doraldina
| effort-that she handled in her
usually effective manner. The rest
of the company turned in perform
ances that seemed creditable, all
things considered.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Cosmos-yaudeville.

Billy Abbott and Herman Tim
berg's little musical production,
The Viol-Inn," are featured in the
Cosmos Theater bill this week, Mr..
Abbott with the stage appearance
and a good deal of gingery psrtici-
patton and The Vlol-Inn." with a
sextet of violinists, five of them
pretty Winter Garden girls. Benny
Barton and Dan Evans furnish
character sketches that help the act
Another striking feature presents
Tim Whelan and Priscilla in Suite
Sixteen" in which the comedy is
laid in a bathroom which serves
two adjoining rooms in hotel.
The act is amusing and enjoyable.
Morris and Townes furnish songs
and nonsense that win applause !;
the -Four Ushers. girl harmony
quartet. an enjoyable and popular
contribution to the bill. and Harry
Rose, late OF the Ziegfeld Roof, a
round of nonsense. including a one
character play with Belasco effects
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Bel..eo-lTangerine.. !.

carls caritsa presents an original 3nusie4i
comedy in two aets. "ranssrins;" beck "
Philip Dsrthelomas and Iavrsncs Langnsr
In oollaboratien with Guy Dsltsn; iyrtos By
Howard Johnson; music BY Carlo Sanders;
stared by Robert Milton and Julian Aired.
THE CAST,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
KNIGHTS Ot tuIt Nni =
INITIATION NnAi

fhe hnHsfa ~ ~. fln aaa f
fhErt dsafsa ol fho 0paee a' a Ne
xhA pf telanbaA elli he nnsl
assi HaadaY annreea - 'ha A q
" tali asaH q sfeaG aanheF ef
aldaffs ~ Gasboa aHa sHgFpaaa
niaepH Candidates rass ta at tae
hsli uoi hier lh.,s oaa aelaek
TIE ksifhis 81 ceumbat ofas p s.
truly tiaerleaH ofxsalsa'i1o te
apon tha eFeat fhtlafEsa aud lat'y
principles ~ ehaU'F hgaihelg hr
8ad ,aifl tlam
A. about ses 9slats b at faa
elll be So alssarals bAaauas fs# iaH
kniEh's ee4 lte isd AZ lh eaf
tefla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
CONCERT SERIES BACKED
BY COMMUNITY WORKERS
VIII Bring To Guthrie Best Tai
ont In Country Local Music
Lovers Backing the
Proposition

The sans service Sunday afternoon
at mo opera house aali be worth ,ou
phile IS aro all these community
activities BE there early OF You viii
have 20 take ~ipi lu,h" 0p your eooa
ecat Never mind about lho program
T. Il wlli 10 haiil for your special
enjoyment and instruction
ln connection wilh these community
aetlyii!es Il ~ timely suggestion
insi now ID say thAt the community
concert series. now be.ns booked by
Bob Mcrgrn and Ceen Williams
should have tile practical endorse
menl ~ every Guthrie eliiscn Il eiI
larnish opportunity for ,bo people og
cnihrie and surrounding oommaniie
o. hoar some ~ The high grade cutter
tainments without maklnF a lone ana
expensive Journey to Oklahoma CITY
This series Will bring 70 Guthrie same
q toe bess talent in opera. symphony
popular concerts ana platform orators
o. tho season ana AZ very peculiar
prices
These aee some of tho practical re-
suits ~ alI thls community work ana
Guthrie viii have The opportunity this
soason ~ helping solve the problem
ot hlFh clrs entertainments n q most
practical and profitable manner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

4 large aad enthusiasts commpnify
meeling was hold az Crescent Friday
al8ht w Il lloer and Nifo " r..
cafb Mira Banla pon MllllamN OTTO
FeafhoringH aod Allee faiimaa afaYe
oser from Calhrie They srfaaeed
fef 4 plcnb supper on The read which
was greatly enloYed Mr com na1e
the principal aairesa s'ylnF sneelai
sfress 20 the operation ~ thr
church h all these linea Of commnn
liY ~ort Il FL reported ~ have hgvn
asroam appeal tor lhe aeiMe ~
operation of all good peo1e ~ :
community
Arrangements are being eumple eed
Tor such community meeliuss W every
toen To tie county 8 order %
awaeen mora intense Heuumqat la
ths great community movement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
MUSkOGEE CHOSEN NEXT
ROTARY MEET PLACE
Wichita Convention Attended By
4,5O0 Rotes Guthrie Club
Members Have Enjoy
able Time

More thau $500 Raafaus foa,
Oklahoma, Kansas aud Missouri IN
tended the nogar.-n international dls
triet meeting at Wichita Thursday
and Friday Il proved ihe most asr
piclons convention ever helg by lae
Rotary clubs d the Southwest
Guthrie sent an enthusiastic dele
cation to Wichita The glad rl %
Guinric permealed the convention
The local delegation mskes reports q
mighty attractive convention Mus
koeoe vas chosen as the next place q
mneilns
The I.aseea hotel was beadquartor.
Tor Rotary clafs ai WlcAifs and the
conyon,sao sessions acre held at the
Forum. with t4o Winter Garden fol
stunts ana dances
A number OF highly interesting ,aiaa
marked the proceedings The chief
address however was delivered b.
Ralmundo De Oviea. 81 Galveston
Texas. On "Boys worA REV Earl
Blackman. the fighting parson" lead
the discussion o. boys work and tho
physical development of the boy Thii
subject had been originally assigned
20 Colonel Clyde Terry. comnandant
OF Kelly Military Academy but he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
DELIGHTFUL EVENING
At BAPTIST CHURCH

The mems o45lc class o. tho First
Bapi rts church entertained the lad
les bible class and the teachers
training class last evening 81 the
church Mr. Robert Mansfield. Of tha
Emmanuel Baptist church Oklahoma
City gave snappy talk on how ,
improve the Sunday school aud how
delighted he was to sec The marked
Improvement over year or two past.
Games and contests were greatly
erioyed by the guests. 10 carry ont
tho scheme of just being SUNDAY
school children agaHp and to the d.
light OF the gucstsAhc hosts serve,
&c cream cones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

The election Tuesday was tame
afla sith ihe exception ~ fha town
treasurer faee iiore MIL Ffuia ana
Mfs Melure mu elose race aud pa
first count WAS ile of sutes a
recansasH showed Mp frrn ~ snd
Mrs Mel are er majority a. 1tH
VOTE TIE re % the Democrat
ilokti eaa elccied By good malorIilc1
The new officer will be AZ follow
Truslee ist wafd leonard Parks nb
vard w a Fubauk sra ward J A.
f1slkeraf Toue f'lefk Richard nor
tiger yepsuro Nens y Frun
Coyie clipper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
GUTHRIE TO ENTERTAIN
EASTERN STAR VISITORS
More Than 500 Delegates Expect
ed To Be Here Next Week
Tuesday To Thursday
Grand Chapter

Norman April 9 One thousand
three hundred and seventy seven Uni-
versiy of Oklahoma students out "
a total enrolment of 2.7ia Or approx
lmately sixty five per cent. are paying
par, or al Of their owu expenses ae-
cording q data given ont BY the req
istrars office. and of the ls77 self
supporting students. 200 are working
ia various departments of the uaiyor
slty
Five 81 she 200 Who aro working
for the university come from Logan
county according 70 TIE registrars
report
Among the various autles performed
by the students are teaching WORKING
in the dispensing stands IN the vari-
1ns laboratories. laboratory assistants
FOR bealnuing clasSes. clerks. steuoa
eApbcrs in The various offices and
for the committees maintained by the
university including advanced stand
lng publications. programs eligibl
lty. bureau Of recommendation for
state teachers intersehoiastica meet
Oklahoma high school athletic asso.
citation. Oklahoma Municipal leaggc
extension division and IL iho offices
Of the deans OF the various schools
and colleges
Other students do Janitor work aui
manual labor about the campus. The
work offered by the university enables
Continued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

Omaha, keh April e~-rtrse
pounches containing first class niaa
and one package ~ express matter
we're ssoen from a railroad depot
az Calhoun. kcbraska fhurtasp
night. the sheriff AZ Blair. Ncprash
reported 20 she Omaha police tosay
No estimate of the loss wss made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

oklahoma City ApTii. an cx-
animal on of the funds avai able io
support Oklahoma state Institutions
the remainder OF this fiseai year.
shows that six Institutions are
broke II the governor stands pas
on his announcement no deticienclea
may b. created. the closiug II ihese
institutions seems ines 1ahle raa
state University and A xnd NJ col
lcge the University Hepsital. 'hs
school Of Mines al Wllburion. me
heme for Deaf. Blind ANA orphan M
gro children. at Taft ANA the Okla
home college FOR Woman h Caickasha
are the six Institutions The uuiyess-
isy had debts OF more than s2i oo)
outstanding according to me examla
atom
The hoard OF affairs viii present
tho report 10 the governor aud confer
with him before taking aciion look
ing to the immediate rlosius "a tse
institutions which are out of money
John Nhltchurst. president of the
board OF agriculture which has chare
~ the A. and "A college said he
would wait a few days before doing
anything definite IN regard 70 ias
schooi he said the district aeriea.-
tural schools probably would IA abr
% operate the remainder 81 the
month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

GRAND NEpAEw or TAYLOR
rllES rHE BRiEf
Washington. Aprit e.~The motion
was filsa by John n rayior grand
nephew q General zachary rAyics al
attorney Cor tire Cherokee ration. ne
said tNc patent was seoverea a1cs.
osntaily among the papers o. a uecsas.
20 ehief o. ,hs sribe
The claim wNs In tht fern ~ ,
petition for psfn4asion 80 sntevvrne
IN the Bed river OF Lands case, and
original SUIT between Texas ard OK
ianomA involving iu.saletlon over sAe
Nalsahlr GA fields situated alsnu the
common boundary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
Contrabd Drugs
From Germany
Are Confscafed

Ne~ York. Apfsl s--prues Nal0e
AZ more than sioo .oco IN hsH pouss
packages SAID to bear parmstast
Germany. markings. we're seized
early to-day Ia = Mott street apart
ment DAVID eetsi. importer. ard
occupant of the apartment. wss ar
rested.
Police SAID the drug cache eNi
IDENTITY ssas part ef $3.50 COO snip.
mers which ha5 been Struggled INTO
tNe country In Brooklyn RAJ
several weeks ago drugs bearing
similar markings we're taken
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Order of Es Dstincvely American 100 Per Pure

hclpfulness follows naturally
through The social intercourse of
our membership but we are also q
benevolent aud charitable or.
ganixation As for record 81
deeds permit me to say that every
subordinate lodge has their
charity fund aud dispenses il
whore Il is most needed though
i is done without any fanfaD Of
irnmpets We have one sul,0rdi-
nate lodge IN large city which
dispensed last year nearly a
hundred thousand dollars IN local
charity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

The Order Of Elks is' dis.
tinctivcly American IN principle,
patriotic and benevolent ~ pur-
pose. is non-politiral and nom
sectarian. being broad Enough 70
include in its membership Jew
and Gentle, Catholic and Protest
ant and those Of all political faith
consistent with high class Ameri.
canism All Of who minglc in
perfect harmony. each respecting
the others right 70 his own IDEAS
on politics and religion.
The Order is social organi-
zatioa it is true, and mutual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

a Leader representative rr-
marked 10 Lieut. Dull the Elk 5
Glass Secretary. that the funda-
bneninl principles Of Elkdom as
outlined III Yesterday interview
were indeed those TO which high
minded men might subscribe but
he would like to ask this question,
What docs the Order Of Elks do
20 Justify their existence beyond
building palatiai homes for their
members and promoting soci-
ability among Them : The
Lieutenant 5 reply was as fol-
loWSs a. A. RA u,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
WHAT TTCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

l,af{asa Roy llaffsa Nha fsea,
Is slsnea a aonfea.isa sayias - ans
another maa murdered ie~egn y
lavol mstmsn ana hr.aS stlss es
asty a hs New Nark ArAfimsnis,
lAu laee ~. sanasea p.rssse
ssse ana nefmal by aa allrais, asked
- esamire him.
hseaen rgneM Want AZ AfN+
s,at was kglea WhHs seNer'ns as
ar slmilanss - names isaA 10 a.
esfl, reeofi lhAi b. ~as Frnesi War.
iae nvii known asallea aerhai
wAsA4esma RsruhllraN ns m.
herp ~ ne hoase vaye ani mesns
eoumiisee adopted gaa sup eommlfsee
tepors rs seeompany the ~ ntFnaa
t4eA ais seeervaa Monday ef 'he
amergens, tatis blu vetoed as pFesl
deai wilson "a
sNSoaso Preliminary oreAAiaa
slan ~ the National ehrat Kraeas
ia4o national eo eeffailse mArtsl
iaa enrany 90 uafses she ouaiF
oaipas ~ asM vms aameseled ahd
asanA Mi8 taf mmsHsle spefsilop
rlfthafe ticsandef No~ss pgs
aeai ~ the KAaaas tpNed Nlpa
Workers was faaaA sals, " ean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

Being strictly American we
are intensely patriotic Ameri-
canism being our slogan and IN
the recent world war the Order
of Elks throughout the country
were to the last member doing
their biz IN some way
Immediately after the war
wax declared the Grand l1dge got
busy and set apart fund of
AZ 900. 900 for war relief work
Here are some of the things zone
~ our War Relief Committee .
They first equipped two base
hospitals WHICH were mapped and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
Others Nearly Broke

HI addition To ihnsc institutions
mentioned. there are a number when
probably can net operate ant Juiv
J. unless additional funds are made
available They are Norma's. al
Tahlequah Duran and Weaiherfosd
The Orphans Homes a. PRYOR AMI
Ilc'ena. the Confederate Home an
Ardmorc. and the G rls Industria
school at Oklahoma City 80 one
seems TO know exactly what would @
done with state wards IL the lns'iiu.
ions which house them were Closed
So far as can be learned now all
state departments viii bc able 10 con
tinue operation The Highway De-
partmont. however. win he scrion
crippled Part of nv CLERICAL force
was dismissed today and valuable fei.
eral aid road projects are expected TO
be lost
An early special sess On might
remedy this situation IN most re-
sI'ec's. The governor however az
prars 10 think there would be iit'c
chance Of the two houses or Tie cg
lature being able 10 work IN suffio
ent harmony to accomplish the dcsir.
ed results, at least soon, and ex-
presses O wish 70 know public senfi.
mcnt on the question of special
session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
Reds of
.StateOuyn
.BigCities?


washirQson. April a~-clalr, "a "A
oooooo aerss - land ia rssss And
Oklahoma leeluclrs TIE cltles e
Tulsa ara oslanoms clsY ana prae
i'eA'y tne eHtfe nurk burnett eli
feta. ~aa filed n the supreme court
,edsy - be hAH 81 tne Cherokee II
clan nation. sueporssa ns govern
rnsnt patent ISSUED hy President Wan
Buren, ard Serssf'ea a. Authentic 81
the interior department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
Governor
To Call
SpecialS


Oklahoma City. April, s--Governor
Robertson may cali speossl session
of the legislature. That will depend.
however on conference ot prcmient
citizens Of the state and state edhsorss
called 70 meet with him today Many
have responded 70 seiesrars sent out
Thursday. " tne special sess on Is
called 4 wall be for tnr Specific puf-
pose os passing money bills, no other
business vii be transacted. Unce'
the constitution Impeachment charges
Cannot be voted during special sea
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
PRESIDENT WILSON NAMES
DIRECTOR or MINT

Washington Avll Q Roappoini
ment of Got ii q cholmeley Jones'
as director of ,he var risk insurance
bureau was announced today by See
rotary Mellon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

turned over 20 Tho Red Gross and
in less than six months were on
The battle fields ~ trauee each
unit containing Onr thousand
beds they built and equipped
completely ~ cost Of over
800 p)0 reconstruction hos.
pital ia Boston. Mass. which they
turned over to the government 10
care for wounded soldiers who
returnei from the front: they
gave $4,000 10 tho Salvation
Army for relief of soldiers
nTssy- fcoptlnued on Pasa -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
SELECTION or JURY TO
rRx PARKER SLOW

Houston. Tex. April Selection
Of jury was continued today 10
criminal court ia the case OF Carl
Parker. charged with murder In con
nection with the fatal shooting
February 3 OF Mor,ie j. Conroy. 2.
years old. rent car driver and forme
navy service man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

Mesientils Ntnesa fianaa l'slarg
at ren aAsNnf ea ty rre 'eni
lhfe*nH ip y NJ tnf iHfNrmNtlon $500
eefnaue sfeYsa aaofff h fAe yoi
q States government while Ae n
Washington and during mr. soionH
'hfr BE- wlll confer Win President
Nafdiue e ihs ifer 80 tss4es Ass
sn official abatement ionisht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09

toYipglou Tho iarY ffYing iahH
williams on a charge 81 uprduf'Ys
elaten negroes. went - bel raag
Saturday morning without having
arrived ~ VERDICT iut this after
norm agreed ~ bis guilt lle gets a
lie anninnna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
LinDsEYs CASE CONTINUED;
IS FRIEND or BOYS

Denver April aThc case N
Judge : Lindsey charged With con.
tempt ~ conn was continued ,odaf
uptl next Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-09
WEATHER

New Orleans Ia April. e.-sTo-
night fair, colder frost south, freez-
ing north portion, Sunday fair. q.
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uTsss- CONTINUED on pasa 81
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

emit: 1880 a. m. worship; $50 p.
NJ. Young Peoples meeting: 1870
p m. evening worship.
Morning sermon subject, Man Can
not Live By Bread Alone" By pastor.
Evening subject, And the Word Became
Flesh and Dwell Among Is" by pastor
prayer meeting Wednesday evening az
30 the Ladies' Aid will meet az the
home Of Mrs. George Goebel. 1912 :.
Fellows So. Thursday afternoon az . 80
Christmas program at the church Fri
day evening az = 80.
GRACE. EVANGELICAL AssO-
CTATION-Lincoln way W. and
walnut ST.. Rev. o. o. LoZier, pas
tor; $50 a. m. Sunday school. G. s.
Harrington, superintendent; 10:2Q
q. NJ. and 1880 p. m. worship.
COALBUSH AND AUTEN CHAP
EI-Earl f. snyder. pastor; resi-
dence. sos ~. 10th st. Phone Mish.
zIS7. Sunday schools meet at 10
a. m; Young Peoples Alliance and
Christian Endeavor at 1880; preach
ing at Auten II a m. at COalbush
BIS .. N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
Rv MILTON RRONNER.

LONDON, Dec. IA girl bride
may bring an entirely new deal in
the ecclesiastical case which has
caused Archdeacon John Wakeford
Of Lincoln cathedral to lose his
place.
The archdeacon went to Peterbor-
ough twice on business. It was
charged he registered at a local
hotel with a woman other than his
wife.
Wakeford denied the charges, say
ing he had never been accompanied
by a woman in the hotel and had
never written on the register John
Wakeford and wife" He said the
words land wife" had been added
by someone else.
He maintained that the only
woman that he talked to in Peter
borough was a young one whom nc
saw only on two occasions when he
was in Peterborough cathedral. He
explained some Of the paintings and
architecture to her as they walked
about the church.
who was the young woman
asked the Church Of England eccle-
siastical court, which tried the
charges
DR.. Wakeford responded he did
not know; he had talked to her just
as one would TO any stranger inter
ested fin a splendid piece Of church
architecture. He had never seen lei
since.
SO the case boiled down TO a tes'
Of his ability 10 produce the young