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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
GER M ANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Philler,- Of
6226 Baynton street. entertained Mt din
ner at the Pelham Club on Thursday
evening The guests included Mr., .and
Mrs. William II. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert P. ,Rippey and Mr.. and Mrs. II,
G.. Goodwin.
Mr.. Herbert Coulter, OF $40 East John
son street. is home for some time from
Altoona.
Members. Of the younger set will give
Ave hundred party at the Delmar- Nor
ris this a ternoon. Among those present
will be Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Miss
Margaret Devlin. Miss Alice Tompkins,
Miss Elizabeth slegert. Miss Marion
GLADYS Brennan. Miss Ruth Hutchison,
Miss Ruth paul. Miss Jennie Hunter
Miss Esther Seheirey' Miss Elsie Elsie
Montgomery, Miss Margaret Bowers
Grebe. Miss Dorothy De Mott, Miss Lii.
Ian Sullivan and Miss Ray Atkinson.
Mrs Harry @. Brown, eSo East Meade
street, will entertain Informally at cards
at her home on Monday evening. The
guests will include Miss Katherine Brad.
dock. Mrs. Charles Solly, Mrs. Walter
Harry Davis, Mrs. Joseph Myers and
| Mrs Walter Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph =. Coleman. 81
| Dorset street, will entertain at card'
| at their home this evening. Tho guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rob
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Elberson, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Keiger, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
William Haeberle.
Mrs. II. S. BosticlS, 323 Dorset street
Is spending some time in Lancaster.
Miss Emma Reinhardt and Mis-
| Miriam Clayton will entertain informall,
at 100 Rochelle avenue this afternoon
| Tho guests will include Miss Constnnc
| Harding, Miss Jeanette Berg. Mis-
Eleanor Bradcn, Miss Elizabeth Cochran
| Miss Alice Emsley. Miss Roberta john
son. Miss Edythe Kirk, Miss Ethel Raj
fertv, Miss Dorothy Lynch. Miss Doroth
Manser, Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss Clara
bel Nicholas. Miss Gertrude Wentenhal
Miss Mildred Yeo and Miss Margare
| wilkinson.
Miss Milllcent Hibbard. daughter 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hibbard, 66i
| Limekiln pike. will spend the week-en
as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John Smitl
OF Beverly. N. J. The engagement {
Miss Hibbard to Mr.. Arthur Saith ha
been announced
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

M. and Mrs. Moorhead C. Kennedy.
o. 1880 South Rittenhouse square and
ragged Edge, Chambersburg, Pa, an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
yer, Miss Margaret Riddle Kennedy, to
Mr. Edward Lyon Clark. of this city, son
OF The late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark.
Mr. Harry n. Plat will entertain his
gushers at dinner this evening at the
huntingdon Valley Country Club.
Mrs. Henry Sulger Jeanes, of 2012
az the Sedgley Club, on Saturday eve.
nlhs next. March 26, after the wedding
rehearsal Of her daughter, Miss Mar
fsFetta Jeanes and Mr.. Sidney Thayer
ri. rE. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thayer
phn,.0rn6ury, Haverford, and 1880 South
Csd at noon on Easter Monday, March
90 III Calvary Presbyterian Church
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Rae Newmark. OF 2s39 Girard
avenue, entertained the members Of
the s. G. G.. at her home on ST. Pat
rick's evening Among those present
were Miss Regina Foery. Miss Agnes
Hill. Miss Kathryn Rennineer, Miss
Catherine ONeill Mrs. Arthur New
mark, Miss Naomi Eckenroth. of Rox-
borough, and Miss Olive Wilson. of
Gloucester
Captain and Mrs. Merrill r, Taggart,
of 1905 North Fifteenth street. will en-
tertain at dinner this evening, TO be fol-
lowed by theatre party in honor OF
Brigadier General Dwight L. Aultman
and Mrs. Aultman.
Miss Elizabeth McMurray. 3549 North
Twenty-first street, gave a card party
last week. The guests included: Miss
Florence Emile Cassin. Miss Marion
Conner, Miss Emma Battersby, Miss
Marian Benson, Miss Marion Frances
Miss Helen Boyd. Miss Cara Celeste
Matsinger, Miss Margaret Jones. Mrs
Arthur II. Gehris, Mrs. Lawrence Beatty
| Miss Miriam Williams. Miss Emily
Wells. Miss Elizabeth Mencke and Mrs
| Henry Hood. A kitchen shower followed
the card party given in honor of Miss
| Florence Emile Cassin. who will be mar
ried to Mr.. Carroll Il. Jarden on We'd
| nesday, March 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A. Miner, Mr.. and
Mrs George W. Mink. Jr,, and Mr.. and
Mrs Merton w. Greims.
Miss Frances Young, OF Baltimore.
who Is student at Bryn Mawr College.
Will be entertained as the guest of MISS
Frances J. Ross, debutante daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. George G.. Ross, of 1921
Spruce street, for the Easter vacation
the latter part of this month.
Mrs. Andrew Wright Crawford. of
2421 Spruce street, is spending a few
days in Atlantic City. She expects to
return to her homo early next week.
Commander Henry II. Porter. U. s. N,
and Mrs. Porter, who have been spend,
ing some time in the West Indies. VIII
return to their home early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller Treen, of
&c Elmwood avenue. Narberth, are re-
ceivlng congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter. Mary Robinson Treen, on
Thursday, March II. Mrs. Treen will
be remembered as Miss Florence Rob.
inson, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. II.
Ridgley Robinson, of Pitnan, N. j.
The guests who attended the dinner
last evening given by Mr.. and Mrs. Web
honor Of Miss Anne wetherili, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Wetherill. be-
fore the meeting o" Mrs. Charles Stew
art wurts' dancing class, included Miss
Henrietta X. Dunn, Miss Jane v. Good
Eleanor Coleman. Miss Margaretta 7
Rowland, Miss Marie 7. Trasel. Miss
Josephine h. Wayne. Mr.. Barclay Dc
Coursey, Jr., Mr.. Osborne G. Cressor
Mr.. Heber Morris, Mr.. Samuel j. Ran,
dali, Sd, Mr.. T. Evans Dunn, Mr.. Donald
Steele, Mr. Caesar Lanuza and Mr.
Drake Mates.
Mrs. T. Henry Hartman who spent
several weeks as the guest Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. r. Penn Smith. Jr.. at the
Plains, Virginia, returned to New forH
this week.
Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey. Jr.. Miss Re.
becca Thomson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter S. Thomson. and Miss Eliza
beth Brockle. daughter OF Mrs. William
, G. Warden. all of this city. left Palm
Beach for Aiken. S. c., where Mrs. BailS
Is the guest Of Mrs John r. Fell. and
Miss Thomson and Miss Brockle are the
guests of Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan, a'
Calico Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rodman ELL
son, OF 1894 De Lancey place, will leave
on Saturday for Atlantic City where they
will remain fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush. of 21ot
| Pine street, who spent q short time al
the Grand Canyon in Arizona. left there
this week for Santa Barbara. They viii
also motor through southern California
before returning home.
Miss Sally Henry, daughter of Mrs
| Gouverneur Cadwaladcr. who is d
student at Foxcrort School. Virginia, ar
rived home yesterday to spend the holi'
days. Miss Henry's mother, who wat
before her recent marriage, Mrs. Howard
| Houston Henry, Is now travelling II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
ROxBOROUGH

Mr and Mrs. Edgar Stafford. who left
n fortnight ago for Florida, will not re-
turn until April !.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson will
spend a week during the Easter holidays
at the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel =. Kcnworthy
and Mrs. Joseph Kcnworthy. who have
turn to their home next week.
a special Easter dance will be given
at the RoXborough Country Club on
Monday evening, March 2S. Mr.. Will
liam II. Haggnrt Is president of the club
and Mr.. George Littlewood is chairman
Of the amusement committee.
Tho business men of Roxborough will
entertain at dinner and dance on Wed.
nesday evening, March 80.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Keely, 6li
East Leverington avenue, entertain ed
ut cards on Wednesday evening. About
thirty guests were present.
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MoOREsToWN

Mr. and Mrs. william y. Lippncott.
Of East Main street, have gone to spend
a week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Palmer, OF
Chester avenue, are spending some time
in Atlantic City,
The MooreRtOwn High School orator.
cal contest took place in the auditorium
last night.
Mrs. Marie Le Monte Young nd.
dressed the Womau's club at the meet
ing held on Wednesday afternoon In the
Charter house. Her subject was AN
nuai Exhibition OF OIL Paintings at the
Academy Of the Fine Arts"
Mr.. John Potta was elected president
OF the newly organized Y. NJ. G. a
last week, Mr.. Howard knight, vic'
president, and Mr.. Lauton Lafferty, sec
rotary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
O,Draln.O,RrIen Wedding

An interesting wedding will take place
this evening at o'clock In the private
chapel OF the Church of the Gesu, when
Miss Josephine X. OBrien. OF 1877
Master street, and MIR. Joseph II.
street, will be married by the Rev. Mat
thew J. Fortier, S. j.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Arthur o'Brlen, OF
sister of the bridegroom Miss Alice
ODrain, as maid Of honor. and Mr.. John
y. O'I5rien, OF Evansburg, Pa, another
brother of tho bride, will attend az best
man.
A supper will follow the ceremony at
the home OF the bride for the families
only. Mr. O'Drain and his bride will
leave for Chicago, where they will make
their home.
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FALLS oE ScHuYIklIL

Mr.. and Mrs J. Hohen-Adel, of 3617
Queen lane, have COMO to their sum.
mer home, 200 South Massachusetts
avenue. Atlantic City. for the season.
The Daughters of Erin celebrated
their twenty-ffth anniversary on Thurs
day evening by giving an entertainment
and card party, followed by n dance, al
the Young Mems Literary Institution
The affair was under the direction OF
Miss Mary Kennedy president. Mrs f
A Nolan, Mrs. S. Caldwell and a mum
Der OF others.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Etter entertained
at card party and dance at their home
at 1923 Wyoming avenue. Logan, on
Wednesday evening. In celebration OF
Mr.. Etters birthday. The guests IN.
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Beck. Mr. and Mrs
William Cowdrick, Mr.: and Mrs. Forest
Emily Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
Enalneers Want LIeensure

Harrisburg. March 10.-Members Of
the Philadelphia chapter of the Ameri
can Association Of Engineers will ap-
pear before the House ways and means
committee next Tuesday in support of
the bill to establish n state system OF
liccnsure for civil engineers such as
now exists in regard to other profes-
sions. The bill would provide for the
Governor to appoint board of exam
iners and 20 formulate q system of IL
censes such as was established for ar
Chitccts last year. .s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

klinger, DR.. and Mrs, J. d. Stone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Simon.
Mrs. William G. Yerkes will entertain
the bridge club TO which she belongs, at
her home In oak Lane, on Tuesday after
noon, when her guests will be Mrs. WAL
ter Crowell. Mrs. Robert r Dearden,
Jr,, Mrs. Walter Dannenbaum, Mrs. Paul
Fisher, Mrs. William Il. Groben and
Mrs. Raymond A. white, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

Miss Anne Swartz, Mrs. II. Goodwin
Florence l.. Haenle, Mrs. Laird Parke
and the Octave chorus, directed by Miss
Marion g. Spangler. All of the artists
were dressed In costumes OF the sixttel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf I,evinson. of 4724
Sansom street announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Dora Clara Lev
inson, to Mr.. David w. Kramer.
DR.. and Mrs. Tomasso Creatore, Of
1926 Chestnut street. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Edward Nolan, OF 239
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

~ IL - l. MATINEE DAILY
M,--NN' lion Davies IN "The Restless Sex"
T-M4rion Davies IN The Restless SEX"
W.-Law Cody and Fatty Arbucks In
Special Offerings
Twill Rogers Cupid, the CowDuncher"
F,-Bianche Sweet, That Girl Montana"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

STR AND oERMANTowM, AYE,
M.-Thos Meighan. "Frontier of the stars
T.-Thos, MelFfsn, Frontier ot the stars.
W.--Thos MeIghan, Frontier Of the Stars"
r.--Bebe Daniels. "Oh, Lady, Lady,
B.--Bebe Daniels, "Oh, Lady, Lady'
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Germantown
~ o5l0 Germantown Ava

I MN INLE DAILY
! SMi-Wr'. e. Gabanne's "The steaIer."
W,-,wm {, CsEs:nne'a "TRe steaiers.
Nae Marsh. The Little ,Frald Lady
| Mac Marsh. The Little 'Frnid Lads
S Mae Marsh, Tho Little 'Fraid Iady"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

CENTIIRY Erie ave. and dth st.
>|4 ShNA MATINEE "tN
M.-WIiliam Russell, - Chrnter Reformed ~
Tt. BaTrymyra. DIR. JeSkll a Mr, Ilyd,
W--A'!ce Brlly In THE New York Idr,
T,-Shr,ey Mason, The Flame Of Youth
E.--ANan Dwan'S "LuCk of the IrIph''
S,--M url"e FourneYr's Last OF Mohicans'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
RIALTO an

NV. Churchill's
T.-w. Churchills
W.--Mary Pickford
T,---Mary Pickford
F.-Wm, De Mile
S,--Wm. De Miles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

ppIhJCESS 1918 MARKET STREET
FNllNSE.oo $50 AN I,l5P,M
FATTY Arbuckis, Life Of the Party"
wMsTT,Ss TGpTneSTs II.,a" Tn; isa Bait cn"
E-Norma Talmadse, branded Woman"
s'-Hobart Bosworth '"The Brute Master"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

JOCIIST. 62D AND LOCUST STREETS
Iva Mas, IL go; a. $50 EXgs 50 70 IL
T.--"Conrsd In Quest Of HIS Youth"
W,-"Conrad in Quest Of His Youth"
T.--"COnrad In Quest Of His Youth"
F-"Conrad In Quest Of His Youth"
S.-"COnrad In Quest OF His Youth"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19

RMANTowN AVE.
AT TuLPEHoCKEN At.
; inside ~ the Gun"
a In THE Love Llght''
In "The love Light"
3 "Midsummer Madness"
% 'Mklsumnier Madnoss't
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
DARBY

EhNdU V THEATRE--lsll Market st.
+ ANVIL 8 A NJ 10 Midnight
M-NormA Talmadge. branded Woman"
T-H0bnrt Bosworth, Tho Brute MASTER
w,-DorEiss MaGLeans IKook,e's Return"
T-Mary PtCktord The .H, LSys 1, Light" o,-,..
S,-Stewart Edward Whites, THE Killer"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
DIRECTION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA

COLONIAL 2:ao. and o P. NJ.
T.--T6Smss TT-T6nT Meishan. frontier Of stars,
w.-Thomas Meishan,, Frontier Of stars"
E-Cbaries Ray in Peaceful Valley"
s'-Charles Ray In Peaceful Valley"
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-DAP GOTH AND CEDAR AVENUE

M,-Dorothy Gish in Flying Pat"
T.-Doro'hy Glsh in Plying Pat"
W,-B, Washhurn. "An Amateur DevII'
T'-S Washburn. AN Amateur Devil"
s.--En!d Bennett IN "Silk Hosiery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-19
RIIRX MARKEr sr. nE1ow 1rH
fTtThe NLXON.NlRDLlNGER~I
! " THEATRES "

nv I4NSA MATINEE DAILY
NIB. WaShburn IN "An Amateur Devil"
T.-Bryant Washburn. IAN Amateur Devii'
TINMis"e E;nrTy MGTTay tn ..SSs "Ldols o. Clay,
F.-Wm. Farnum. "a Tale OF Two Citics'
s.-Wm. Farnuni. "a Tale OF Two Cities"
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ATTRACTIONS AT THE
NElCHBORHOOD THEATRES

ASTNR FRANKLIN & GIRARp AVE.
~ OlN MATINEE DAILY
M.--Tor. ~ The Roud Demon
Tom Min The Road Demon
W,--Georg" Walsh, Dynamite .\llcu''
T.-GooCEc Walsh. Dynamite Allen"
F,--Peari Whra Know Your Men,
S.--Pearl White. Know Your Men"
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333 MARKET sR! ssRHaTP n it THE THSAFSs p N
TT'.-Thomas MeiGhan. "Fronticr OF stars"
W.--Thomas Melghan. Frontier OF Stars"
p Matt Moore The Passionate Pilgrim"
Matt Moore. "The Passionate Pilgrim
s'-Matt Moore, "The Passionate Pilgrim"
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
GUN MAY HAVE
KILLED KENNEDY

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Aug. -
Omitted Press) William Wylie to-
day turned over to the authorities
the stock OF II gauge shotgun,
which he said he found on the beach
near Santa Monica on Saturday. II
is thought to be part OF the gun
which John Bolton Kennedy was
killed at nearby Beverley Glen, Fri
day at midnight.
Kennedy's assassin is believed 20
have rushed in an automobile from
Beverley Glen to Santa Monica inn
mediately after the murder throw
ing the gun in the ocean and speed
ed on TO Los Angeles.
The speedometer on a for-hire
automobile which Dick Parsons, gar
age man, testified that he rented to
Arthur c. Burch on the night OF the
tragedy registered forty-four miles,
the exact distance from Los Angeles
TO Beverley Glen and return via
Santa Monica
Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain. in
dicted with Burch for the murder OF
Kennedy today placed all her hopes
in the man who she always respect
ed even when her heart was else
where"-her divorced husband who
is speeding here from Chicago to
assist her.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

The tart flavor OF ripe, luscious
NUNS Is now easily preserved for
winter to serve with meats and TO
snread on bread. toast and biscuit.
Good plum jam has always been con-
sidered an uncommon preserve be-
cause so difficult to make well.
A new and never-failing method
has now been discovered with which
anyone can make an excellent qual-
ity quickly and more economically
with the Certo Process full-rlpe
NUNS are used-not unripe plums
so necessary by the old method me
Certo Process retains all the rlch
flavor OF this ripe fruit because IL
reouires only one minutes boiling
nor The 80 or more minutes required
nv the old method, which destroyed
.ho aavor and made it difhcult 20
distinguish as plum. With Certo the
result is a far superior fruity havor
ana two-thirds more jam from ths
same amount OF fruit, because nc
iuice IS boiled away. II also pan
ishes all guesswork or worry as per
feet results are certain
The Certo Process for making
MUM lam Is very simple: Measure
4 cups G lbs) OF sliced and crushed
r,ne plums (pitted II desired) int'
large preserving kettle and add =
cun of water. Bring to boil, STIR
ring well, cover kettle and simhe
for is minutes. Then add heap
ing cups G lbs) OF sugar ana mn
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Reds Hadn't Bill HayuUood's
Name on american List

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL Omitted
Press) Bill" Haywood, want
ed by this government to serve out
q 2O-year sentence in Fort Leaven-
worth, has caused a hitch in the re-
lief plans for soviet Russia. II de-
veloped today at the Office of Her
bert Hoover. head Of the American
Relief Expedition.
Haywood. who made his way TO
Russia instead OF joining the other
1. w. WIS in jail. is on the list of
Americans still in Russia.
Walter l.. Brown, relief commits
sioner and representatives of the
soviet government are puzzled by
Haywood's case and that OF the
others who were deported on the
soviet lark" but who claim they
are Americans.
These men do not have to leave
Russia" envoy Iitvinof said.
Browns instructions we're that all
Americans should be given a chance
to leave Russia. Haywood's name
and some OF the others were not on
the list furnished Brown by the
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Harvey Tells Council y. S.
Is out Of Europe s Affairs

PARIS. Aug. 12.-(United Press)
Colonel George Harvey today declar-
ed that the United States prefers to
stay aloof from strictly European
questions.
Replying to a question during the
Allied Supreme Council session today
he declared that 1t was with a sense
OF relief he saw the Silesia prob
lem referred to a body with. which
the United States is not affiliated"
The council has just decided to ask
the League OF Nations to solve the
Snesian situation.
Harvey declared the same view
was held by President Harding.
president Harding has felt from
the beginning" he said, that this
matter is one of European concern.
IL will be with a sense OF relief that
he will learn OF the confirmation Of
this view by the supreme council in
referring il to a body with which the
United States is not associated"
Inter-Allied commissioners will
return to Silesia Immediately 1t was
announced and an appeal made to
German and Polish authorities TO
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
The Evening Journal

tie. The body of the Little girl was
found concealed in the attic of the
Jones home, in the little Welsh viii
lage of AbertilIery.
Freda's body was found in a lonely
lane six months ago. She had been
sent to the store in which the Jones
boy worked as errand boy. Police
charged he killed her in a shed back
Of the store, and carried her body
to the lane. All through his trial
the boy denied his guilt with the ut
most calm, and watched proceedings
with apparent unconcern.
Shortly after he had been ac-
quilted, the Little girl was plavino
on the street with Florrie Jones.
Harold's smaller sister. Her father
was watching the play He steppea
into the house for tobacco and when
he returned, found that his daugh-
ter had disappeared.
A search was organized, both Har-
old Jones and his father joining IL.
The boy suggested that bloodhounds
to be used in the hunt.
After a night of searching. police
decided to search every house in
Abertillery. In the attic Of the Jones
home the body OF the Little girl was
found, with a cash in the throat and
the head cut as with a blunt instru-
ment
Threats OF violence we're made
against Harold, and police rushed
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
L0UWETT in CHARGE
OF VOLUNTEERS WORK

Captain Lewis Louwett has been
assigned to Wilmington 20 take
charge OF the work Of the Volun-
teers OF America in this city city. He
succeeds John r. Roseman who 1t
is said will not any longer be in
command OF the Volunteers here. he
being out OF the city.
Captain Louwett this morning de-
MED that John II. Holt, whose wife
and three children have been in
destitute circumstances since he
(Holt) left wilmington nearly three
weeks ago was a lieutenant in the
Volunteers OF America. He and Mrs
r. c. Farquhar. secretary Of the or
ganization said that Holt was not
even a member Of the Volunteers
but was a collector appointed by
Roseman and that he was discharged
on July 20.
Mrs. Hclt tried TO get a warrant
for the arrest OF her husband yes
terday from the clerk Of the City
Court but it was refused her because
she could not tell definitely where
Holt was located at that time. She
said her husband had sent her but
Sc since he went away.
Captain Louwett and Mrs. Farqu-
har said this morning that they
were familiar with the case Of Mrs.
Holt. that the Volunteers have help
ed her and her children and are
willing to continue to help them.
Mrs. Farquhar said that last Sun
day Mrs. Fleetwood and Mrs. Savers
gave Mrs. Holt a basket of food and
some money; that on Wednesday
Mrs. Fowler and Captain Louwett
gave her a basket OF food and on
Thursday Mrs. Fleetwood and Mrs
Small gave her two baskets Of food
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

use their utmost influence to pre-
vent another break
Premier Lloyd George proposed
that the Silesian question should be
referred to the league council after
the French Premier BRAND definitely
refused previous suggestions for the
division OF Silesia between Germany
and Poland.
Japan and Italy supported Lloyd
George and BRAND accepted the so
luton. Before adjournment the
council briefly discussed Germany's
triss OF her war criminals. It was
decided TO ask allied representatives
who attended the trials at Leipzig
to formulate a report on how the
hearings were conducted and how
the sentences compared with the
guilt indicated by testimony.
Lloyd George left on a special
train at noon for London. Lord
Curzon remained.
The French cabinet was said to
have approved fully the attitude
BRAND took toward the Silesian pro-
posals.