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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18
WILL WE'D IN CLOUDS

Atlantic City, n. j.. March 49,
Another airplane wedding is on the
cards with Ihiladelphians as the
contracting couple.
The afternoon Of Anril Q, has
been selected for the ceremony in
the clouds, when William Henry
Brown, of ;222O Vcnango street, Phil
adelphia, and Miss Estclle' Rose Wag
nor, of 1920 North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia, will take their places
in the flying Machine accompanied
by Rev. Forrest +. Dagger, rector
Of st. Paui& Episcopal Church, at
Broad and Venango Streets,
At a height favored by the couple,
the rector will pronounce the neces
Sary words after which fifteen
minute sail above earth will consti-
tute the honeymoon. In case the
weather proves too stormy other ar
rangcmcnts will be followed out for
The nurtials in either hotel or d
church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18
COURT READY TO INSTRUCT
TN MATEWAN GUN TRIAL

Williamson, w. Va, March lS.-
Judge r. D. Bailey, presiding at
the trial of mountaineers, of whom
there are now only 16, charged with
being implicated in the street battle
in Matewan last May, yesterday
prepared his instructions to the
jury, but was unable to present them
as the night session Of court was oc-
-cupied by arguments of counsel on
the points both sides will bring out
in the summing up.
When court convened yesterday
morning Judge Bailey instructed the
jury to acquit J. c. Mccoy, one Of
the II defendants, Capt. S. B.
Avis, of the prosecution. mad prcvi-
ously stated that although testimony
had tecn admitted tat Mccoy had
been seen. to leave his home on the
Kentucky side of the river with i
rifle on the day of the battle ana
make his way toward Matewan, 10
body had seen him engaged in the
fight in which 10 men were killed.
At II o'clock court adjourned until
o'clock, but at that hour it was
found that another adjournment I'M
til I o'clock last night was necessary
to give the court time to consider
thc suggestions submitted : by the
lawyers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

WANTED-Representative for 1"f
ferson Standard Life Insurance CO:
for Alexandria, attractive prcpcsi-
ton for right party. Answer Boz;
1902 Richmond. 65-Ip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18
BEER RULING TO SUCCESSOR
Revenue Commissioner Williams Will
Not Carry Out Palmer Order


Washington, March 10. The draft
ing cf regulations to carry cut the
cp'rion OF former Attorney-Genera!
Palmer with respect to the prascrsb-
:rg 'cf Deer and wines fer medical
purposes vii! be left TO the ne" Com
missioner Of Irternal Revenue, Gem
missioner Williams, who soon will re-
tire, SAID yesterday.
Although the legal staff of the
Prohlbjtion Bureau rs engaged in
Drafting the regulations, they will not
be formally completed until a new
commissioner has been named. Mr..
Williams said frankly that he did ncls
desire to pass on the regulations be-
cause Of the possibility Of em5ar1ass-
ing his successor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18
L. S. Senator Townsend Marrics

/ Jackson, Mich, March lS.-Uni
ted States Senator Charles E. Town
send and Miss Nanrette 3. Loomis
were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Ernest B.
.Loomis, here yesterday. Only a
small group of guests witnessed the
ceremony, performed by Rev. w.
H. Coudea, of Concord, Mich.
Senator and Mrs. Townsend left
for brief wedding journey immed-
lately ..!fter Tie ceremony,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

OYSTERS.
Lente: nseason draws near. The time
to try some of Massey's salt water
oysters, shocked in their own liquor
daily. For satisfaction give them a
trial. Fried oysters soc per dozen. All
orders promptly filled.
=! ':,.s ]. H. MASSEY
Phone 255-J 1911 King ST..
33-26c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

For IMMEDIATE SALE--A Wash
ington owner must sell a sever
room house en- Howell AvenGe in
Del Ray. The necessity Of the
owner for immediate sale gives you
your opportunity. See US at once.
: f c. .Geodnow Company, 10
King street. Phone 926. G6-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

FOR REiNT-One large front room
and kitchen. furnished completely
for housekeeping, all modern I'M
N"ore ncnts Rent very reasonable
Apply I20 South Henry Street.
Gi-2p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18
ANNUAL. MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of tn" Alexandra, Rea! Es-
tate and Investment Cooperation
for trc election Of Board Of Direc-
tors !or the ensuing wear and the
transaction OF other business. will be
held at the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce. Alcxandr;@. VIRGINIA,
Mon;;a:, April II, 1921. at ! o'clock
p m.
". Albert Smoot, Prcsiden;
William T Woolls. secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

SMALL. IRON SAFE FOR SALE
BIG BARGAIN-Rcason fos
selling. too small TO"
firms present needs, in very good
condition. price Sl25. Please. call
and sec, lit at once. Bernheimar
and Company, 200 King street.
66-Gc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

FOR Neutrality-suspicious. for rent.
Call j07 Prince street. 66-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-18

Trv a want ad il the Gazette t"
results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
THREE WISE FOOLS"
At STRAND APRIL Il
John Gillingwntcr Had repertoire
Of 81 Parts AZ Gender
t,;. of IL

ON" of Jhr Er.s-t.st charms OF Aus
tin StrOng's delightful comedy. "Thr'.
Wise Fools. witch VIII Poe s""u at
I'll" strand Th.atvr Monday. April II.
for - three -ihN "UEaE"fueut. with tn"
original company, after rum Of
nearly a yea on Erua way, j. the
mastery manner u witch the pro
that Wa t. present IT. No finer cN-
ample OF hpw 10 Exercise the difficult
art Of casting - play nae been seen
on Broadway or Ira chicago iu many
seasons
From C!aud. GiIinawu;cr who
was trained hy raNfl Hcllscp down
TO tn. humble PLAYERS who hav" Only
bits each selection shows the re
sul; Of tnst" AVID Judgment ON tn
part of tn" producer %ur wer" the
actors chosen on tho ground ~ c!thcr
cl.vrrncse or Of type" but w"r"
picked for just tho riuh, blend 81
apucarnuc" AMI ability
Mr.. Gilinewat.r who Is IA" imam.
cier az tn. trio ~ Wise men. mud
repertoire" OF "jghiy-s"v"u parts
" hen lie MAS only i vo1r. old THIS
varied cNporion"c' picked 'p with nv
Middl" West. was r"s Nonsibie for get
ting him Il chance with David H"-
lasco when II" veniur.d &" N"w York
i'or eight Years ne "Hs with r"-
| insco suDuortir" Blanche Bates Airs
! Leslie Carter and othNr stare Later
| he entered muSioal comedy and "u-
| rcarcd with sunb stars as Fritz
| SrNcT ara Nnr'"ouc~y and Ston"
The rnl" OF tn. Inc;or * acted rs
! Harry lpavcnuort. hroth"r OF tho '"-
J nous Fan: U'V"urort and aon of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
AUDEv|LLE ARTISTS
DAY NEXT FRIDAY
|Iorr Than 800 ThratcrS Provide
Actors With i'.tc Life
Insurance.

N.Nt Frdty Is ih" day set aeih" ny
b. Vaudeville Mouar"rs proi"ctir"
,sociarion AIS Nati"na Nnud"yi.lr
rms IL ;he day when NOR man
o vaudeville thcatcrs n The United
ats including the Acadomy OF MH-
e here. VIII contrihHtc III" "r''r"
coiprs of The matinee pcrfuruauce
tho insurance fund Of Tho Ma
|onaI Vaudeville Artists Inc.
| Iy 'hjS means vaudeville artists,
.thgUt "A cost Of cent 20 them
Iv.- are provided with lie insur-
,c- 10 the amount 81 sl,G""
/ This philAnthrOpical scheme was
INIs.d hy y + Alhcc. Tho head Of
d K,iih interests, ana put into cf-
1T through tho Efforts OF A!h"e,
ARGUS iocw. Martin HecE ana other
utovi!lc imprcSsarjus q iittl" more
an one year ago.
II is said 10 Ice the most novel In
rance plan ever conceived. Tho
neit j. cXtcnd,d to the entire pro-
sSion and the cost Of carrying the
surname" ~ put or the thcat"rs and
arnuscmcnt-sc"k public.
Tn" public * asked only to pat
nj2- the thcatcr. as usual. but IL
gei ny the actors To- select III.
iiin". performance from which tn.
suranCc iund Viii benefit.
Tho contribution OF entire receipts
n hc made once - each succeeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
BART HUGH's NEWEST
PRODUCTION FOR ACADEMY
Manager Rex Secures Several New
Keith Acts for First Prcsca-
tntjOn Dut side OF New York.


win u handsomely staged musical
comedy tabloid as tn" principal Yea
rr". Ia" Academy Th"atrr promises
AN entertaining mt of exceptional
amusement values for the week com
m"ncing with tn" Monday matinee.
III" two shows which divide the """h
ar" crowded with features Of recent
production. Manager REX having So
cured from ia" booking ollie" SeH-
"rdi new k..lh acts for 4 arSt pres
.n,atiun outside OF N.w York, wh.r.
tG"t We're Introduced. $50,
III" b!g number OF IA" opening bl!l
+ u Fart liugh,a product ION OF "'
Bellies uf 81 Mays originally q
tlirru-;ict musical comedy, Win Il :" d.
mantle story. which ~" resource W
Hugh has boiled down 70 TN" .tth'
limitations OF "A vaudeville" attraction.
The original sc"nory ana cos ~ ~, ~
ar" used IN the tabloid piece. ana tn"
plot .si c."v"rly unfoihei, but "iihoG,
tn" extended diaiogu" pf the ORG. maj
! pr pr"scnt.h ~ clever company
/ Which includes Il quartet "i ,'hh'"i
! aus and Il h"vy OF eint!h% mn "n"t
"A series OF ballcts and musical NUN
Tl.-c ar. two foreign acts on IN"
Bill. Gra L. tn" novelty act ui Il"tloi
European vaudoyi'!cs. Thos" artists
""r" imported for tho Keith metro
p"lifnn circuit
traI'nn" Stnnl"y. popula- for F""NrrAl
seasons mast in tho music halls Of
Eurou", where n" Mas dubbed the
"Crutin"ntal Comedian" STANLEY on
,"r,A ms win songs. Instrumental inu-
sic. funny talk ana AMUSING tricks
at 'hc keyhoarh 81 piano
1"org" Sngcl lihc ~" other a.,F
ON IA" TIL. is new - Richmond ~"
~ an eccentric comedian with a drolt
speech and manners. and he is herald
cd az genuine original N"E"! -
assisted in his ACT By two associates
m" diversion they provide IS said "a
be out pf the h"atHn path.
Winding up the show w.il com"
ne rayucs. The t'ayncs AZ" v,rs.'
lie artists. who have real Nhrl"'s
act designed 10 arnuEr
lfcudinr IN" lL,t FOR tn" latter hHI'
II tn week wili 70" Eleanor Pierce
variety prirna donna, and nor CON
oamy the act IN which tia" var I'd
tr,o,n ri !t,h;ncnts .. Miss Pierce are
Exploited 's i KAY musicale. song $
lnrcca and Instrumental music ar
he essentials Tn" NhGI"T!l'" pEliHI
iouna iucid"utai. Displays some
,tunniur- coatUmes.
on the same lin viii %. Vernon
Hr man "' NAM ""iS'r Hrfho" u
Sji.iy known 100 tho realm 90 N.Hde'
ill, as IN. inventor ui many 'g.shs
mrlDyeh hy ."niriiDIWs's lie haf
phenomenal yc'"., IN" rang" q"
living lrima dVnn" lie IL eald y
DO iu ID GLASS by himself y g'"'ll
rd 'aIrn,rd sirI ash!ets h'In lu al
nlackfnc. comedy VIII have t~c
il. representatives on tuc Til :
'Ncal ,rt r'Hr.cn Th"y az p.i'
" .rnlii.k .uE. tu."kHhpr' comedy h''
Nho LINK. dane" LHb "H.lte lt
audi ilrr uf uut""usi'a. tL'
it.l., and ron. NaUi. -Art,u'- .rpw
II" q suau2, ,nr.''y nrn t"i DO
ora Trio daring ocr"h'ts Hnd GIN
.,Hsf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
WALTER GREENE TO SING
BEFORE WOMEN'S CLUB

Members OF the WoInan's ClIh and
th"ir guests SKILL hear Matter Greene.
ne young baritone, who's, range %!
VOC" ana generally artistic qualities
have attracted The critics ana con-
cert gorTS. tomorrow afternoon At
1870 o'c!ock. This is the last recital
Miss Louis" Williams head OF the
Cluh's department Of music. counts
herself fortunate in having obtained
" singer so highly commended
Mr.. Green Is declared to have a rich
aud resonant voice, and although pro-
rrammod as baritone. No is said
10 be- ab'c TO bc a tenor or base. ac-
cordins 10 the demands Of the com
pOsl'tpl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

!: J.. Davenport. tho great tragcdlan.
lie has played with most of Amer
ict's great stars and has always sus-
tanned TIA" glowing traditions % his
illuStriouS family name.
Tho laird fool < PLAYED by How
ard Gould. who makes a ioVabl" and
diEuiiicd Judge. MIR. Gould began his
stage career hy becoming call-boy at
the Oh H"s;"U Museum From that
iDwlN beginning n" roS,. TO he lead luI;
man with James o'N"ilI. with whom
hc :.ay"d for nine years
The lesser roles arc played as in
t"liigoutly and as earnestly as the
leading ones by actors who are we'll
trained ana caDahl". for Mr Golden
believes. thar good casting Of q good
play doubles The aud3oncc'e enjoy
iu"nt and chat bad casting has some =
times ruined .m excellent play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Dance Records

SALLY, Medley Fox rrot.
LADY BILLY, Medley Fox Trot
Both by Smiths Orchestra.
No. 351o6. Price 81 30
HOME AGAIN BLUES. Medley
Fox Trot
CRAZY BLUES. Fox Trot
Both by Original DiXieland
Jazz Band
No. 1879 Price. . SOC
ROSE NlGHTINGALE. Medley
Fox Trot
by Ais II Trio and Orches-
ira
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
MUSICIANS CLUB PRESENTS
CAROLINA LAZZARl MONDAY

Despite the fact-pr perhaps he
"1us" Of II that tho blood Of tho
French aud Italian races tlow i'm tn"
Veins ~ Carolina la2znri. the great
Gpuir"Itp. Wh" viii hc heard a. tn.
Jefferson auditorium Monday night
IN rnultnl uMi.r Nmsnicns OF Ktnh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Malcolm =, clair. well known in
tho COMEDY world has affixed his
snatnre - a Iomique Film Com
pan% contract the Buster Kcwtou
comedy orSam!zatiou 81 clair VIII
.ns Inc irOH.n-lAoed Com.dIan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
RCC| IS PLEASED
WITH VISIT HERE
italian Ambassador Calls on
Mayor to Extend Thanks for
honors Shown Him
MOORE MAKES REPLY

Qualification for the cordial welcome
and HOSPITALITY which was extended 70
him during his brief stay in Philadrl.
ohiaw vas expressed nv Nittora Ro.
landi Ricci. the new italian AmbasSa e.
dor. who called on Mayor Moore today
before leaving for New York.
The distinguished visitor was accom-
rsnicd BY several Italians Of nromi
nence.
His call IN the Mayor Uas mark
~ courtesy and appreciation for the
Mayors presence last night A. a dinner
rendered 10 the Ambassador
Ambassador Riccl spoke in Italian
IN expressing his gratitude for the
conrtesies given him He snd he would
long remember the visit and that the
sentiment Of the people Of this city and
'he Kindness with which ne was 70.
eeived everywhere showed bcttor than
words the cordial feeling toward Italy.
In reply the Mayor said BE as
rured. Mr. Ambassador. that your
coming 70 Philadelphia has done US
good. The influence you exercise
among those Of Italian birth and
descent has been helpful
We appreciate the cordial relations
that exist between your couutrymrn and
ours. We trust your mission of in
dustrial and commercial reconstruction
may be successful
We will endeavor IN every way -
assist YOU but we especially thank YOU
TOR the broad spirit in which YOU hnN"
approached the question of American
citizenship. We desire those who com"
from Italy to take M their homes with
US TO be peaceful. law abiding and in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31

General Coxpy. the man who marched
them up a Hill and marched them down
again back in "a. is in town today
threatening 70 look for other hills 10
conquer and 7" head a new army ot
unemployed in second historic hlk"
To Washington.
The generals patience i badly tried
by the procrastination Of Congress II
they don't show a little action on his
non interest paying bond Bill and his
Initiative and referendum Bill in me
near future. he will unmufrc his drums.
issue series Of bugle calls and lead
hungry host on the Nation capital.
Perhaps he is banking tor MS rations
on the senatorial hanging garden reStau-
rant recently opened in the Capitol.
At any rate. hc iS throwing 10 th"
winds Nspol"ons rip about an army
moving on it's stomach. and tho march
will begin from all sections of the coun-
try very soon. Il Congress runs tru" I"
form.
When Do We Eat"'
II is the same old trouble that
prompted the all hobo cross country in
1894, General COxey said. 70 discus>lng
the enlistment Of another army. whose
uniforms will DO anything bur thar. and
whose slogan would be. when DO We
Fat?"
Inc genera - plIl''fI ''H NV uIil'L
foor of the Bellevue Stratford, bur he
intimated that sixty seven years old or
not. he would be willing to fOrgo the
comforts Of home md head m army
OF the unemployed II y would have m
effect on Congress
General Coxey signs his checks Jacob
s. CoxNy. Sr and his home ie A.
MasillOn. o.. from which the immortal
army Of "a Set torrh for Washington.
"ConditianS arc wors" in this "oun-
Try today than they wcr" then said
the general.
You mean prohibition was >ng.
s.srrd.
Yes. the Eighteenth Amendment :
wrong because tho principle Of II IS
wrong said the general with Won"
mence. His gray eyes flashed from under
heavy. rimless spetCaclcs. and the char
acter lines about his kindly mouth
frightened. As hc talked, h" waved his
hands. and his body Swaved while a
ruby and diamond pin, which pierced a
brown polka dot four in-h hand tiN,
Bparklpd aS though to emphasize hlS
words.
Is Against saloon
II am against the saloon. tho gen.
er.l added "bur the Eisntoenth
Amendment has caused more lawless-
ness than any law ever passed.
IF my Initiative and Referendum
Bill is passed. il would enable rhc pco-
ple 70 vote ou whether prohibition
should br continued. Until they do
vote nm il, they viii never Support pro-
hibition and without the pcopl" i, y III
never be enforced
Genera COGer il a native Of SeIlD.
grove. Pa and wus m s"d n Uanvill"
He has five children on" Of whom. Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
GENERAL COXEY IN PHILA.;
THREATENS ANOTHER MARCH
NAV Head \er 4rmr Of nempoyed Unless Congress Shows
Wore iCtion. He SAYS

appca,. he said II propose 10 issue
col to all the unemployed 10 move m
Washington by train. arplane. sub
marine. automobile or on foot
"And wcll have moro than 5000 men
rhis time W"'ll have an army o' At
least 100 900 EXprditronS will BE- or
Ganized in various parts Of the country.
will organize one at Masillon We
will then converge near Washington
and when We reach the capital wr in .
tend ~ camp there indefinitely. II
there are 100.Ono mon in Washington
with nothing to eat. Congress will 40
something
The general said hc walks srX 81
eight miles every day 10 keep in trim
He has no hobbies except his two con
greSsional bills
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
BOYS HATS
In the Sale
At Great Savings

Boys may pay much less iOl a
Hats and Caps that VIII stsnu
them in good stead during. Vaca'
tiOn days. At savings OF ohe'
fourth to one-half,
Straw Hats, in variety-Sl.S
Straw Hats-nOw S1.25
White Duck : MILDLY Caps-ooe
Wash Hats. many cOlors-79e
Panama Hats, some slightly solled
now S3.45 ,..
Strawbrldsp 4 ClothlI,
Second Floor. FIlbert street has'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
TRIDENT SOCIETY ELECTS
Eight Named 70 Penn Charter schoo
Honor Society

Elections 70 the Trident Senior Honor
Society Of th" Penn Charter school
were announced today in the school a.
Scmbly. Harlan +. Statzcll captain
of tho football team read the names
of the eight;
The selections are
Ear Bartlett. 1873 Spruce strrct,
tennis 'cnm captain: Charles 4.
Elliott. 1918 Diamond street. manager
musical clubs; James W. Gage. We
nonah. y. T. baseball team and glee
club leader William Il How rl'. 1000
Spruce strc"t, gymnasium and track
teams. Henry W. Jones. Amber, Pa.
captain soccer team Richard II. Reeve.
Chestnut Hill. soccer and tennis teams {;
Richard G. Stafford. Royborough. foot
ball. tennis and gymnasium teams. and
Alden y. strong. 5022 Cedar avenue.
baseball. football track and gymnasium
teams
Every year IN" members Of tho Trj.
don't Society. before they graduate. -.
lecl their successors from among tho
prominent ath'etes and students of tn"
junior clnsS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31

dustrious citizens sentiment which
We understand you heartily indorse and
in which we have not been disap-
pointed.
I'VE nave watched with pride the
progress and development of tho Italian
who has come to abide with us in Phi!-
adelphia and note with interest his
readiness to comply with citizenship re-
QuirNments ard to live up to those high
standards sci hy you aud us.
I'm Philadelphia We find the Nrst'
while Italian rcvcrencing tho mother
land as We would not have him tail 10
do. but chcrshing his nov homeland
and standing sQuaroly and Loyalty Tor
the Constitution and tho flag, the SYM
boylS of true Amcricanism.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31

College, and Richard Hattorsley. Of the
Towne Scientific School Members. at
large are William Graves. r. Paul
Patton, James Macintosh and Maxwell
Eaton.
Two more men will be elected in the
fall. one to represent the fine arts de .
partment and one from the captains and
managers Of major sports.
Revised plans for the composition Of
the council we're decided upon AT Hey
Dny. NAV 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
Mems OtfOr6

Smart new styles from M tne
James A. Banister COMPANY"
Wing-tip Brogues Of tan gran ta"
leather, and English lasts E Of i.;ess @s
and Of gun-metal calf Sas1"9 Sa x
are one-fourth and more al S',',|; 49,;
Wing-tip Brogues of tan ;hIS cS,I,
perforated and with lnN'S'p"
evClets-nOW $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
PENN COUNCIL NAMED
Undergraduate Body to Name Two
More Members In FAN

The new Undergraduate Council Al
the University Of Pennsylrenia has been
elected. It consists Of John Shecdy
president ot the senior class: Howa rtl
vanian; John Cannon. representing tho
Wharton School Alfred Dick. ~ the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
Boys OxfOrds

Brogues and English !aS'S
tan calf-$4.75. o.sords,
White Canvas lap W ',Wrelt.
leather reinforced and with "'''
ed Neolin solcs-S3.4o. ,,.-
Strawbrldso ',o,",- ,y,r,,,.
Eighth and Fi.nr.I '''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-15
Circuit Court

Elmer Ogden, arraigned before
Judge Bond on charge of petty lar
ceny Saturday, pleaded guilty to steal
ing pair of boots, and was fined SIS
and costs and given 80 day sentence
on the penal farm.
Suit was filed by the Ogle Coal
company against the town of Cam
bridge City for the sum of $3.50, in
circuit court Saturday The suit is
on bill for coal purchased by the
city for the municipal light plant there.
Fire in the F and N plant starting
from Oil which overlooked a burner,
resulted in some small damage to the
plant Saturday morning at about $50
o'clock. The blaze was put out by the
Number Two department.
The court found for the plaintiff in
the case of Archibald Douglas against
Elmer l.. and Minnie D. Johnson, suit
to foreclose mortgage of $4,000. Sat
urday.
Suit of Webb-Coleman company
against Edward Rodenburg, was dis
missed Saturday.