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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
Mari turbuTaIi in IT|dnda

Belfast, % Nov.-Politia 81 mi
litia, in automobile pancerate, a
patrulat strazile orasului. Simba-
ia noaptea trei oameni au impus-
cat pc un unionist Gu nurnele
Hayes. Un tramvaiu a fost reti-
nut 81 conducatorul batut 81 jefuit.
Dublin, % Nov.-Femeile au IT,
nut All demonstrate mare ca
protest contra tratamentului de
care au parte prisonierii politici
irlandezi in temnitele englezesti.
Au luat parte toate muncitoarele
orasului 81 au cerut eliberarea pri-
sonierilor, parcurgand strazile prin
cipale ale orasului, undergraduates
apoi spre inchisoarea Mount-Joy.
Apoi s'a tinut o adunare mare ca.
re retinut circulatia tramvaielor
timp de ora. Noul episcop Byrne
a ordonat tuturor bisericelor sa in
t1eprinda o cofccta in favorul Cru
eli Alba a Irlandei. Adunarea fe-
meilor a adoptat resolutie in ca
re conferinta din Washington este
rugata sa intervina contra tor.u-
rarii prisonierilcr irlandezi in tenn
nitele coroanei britane.
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Constantinopol, % Nov. - Mus
tapha kemal Pasa, seful guvernu-
lui turcilor nationalist, a refusal
de q primi la Angora, in capitala
sa, misiunea britana care a VENT
cu scopul sd discute 0 pace in Ana
tolia intre Turci 81 Greci.
Gu intentia ca misiunea britana
sa vada Cd Mustapha Kemal MI e
tocmai grabit Sd faca pace, Ell a
dat ordin ca misiunea britana sd
tie primita Ia Ineboli, pc tarmu-
rele Marii Negre, de ministrul dc
rasboiu Rafet Pasha, comandant,l]
armatei de vest nationslistilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28
ACUZAT DE
BIG A ME

Sofia No. l este fericita in Gre
dinta ca ca e "prima iubire." Oar
sofia No. 2 nu de loc entusiasmata
de faptul ca are predecesoara 81
a acuzat pc barbatul eli, Leo Ora
bowski, de % ami, domiciliat GAIA
Fullerton ave-, de bigamie. Leo
era fnsa acuzat la curtea polite
neasca 81 pentru faptul ca defrau-
dat niste checkuri. Pentruca DO
litia sa nu fie constrinsa sd cheme
pc femei GU No. l 81 Gu No. 2, ju-
decatorul lie chiama pc numele lor
de fata, find No. l Josephine Zy-
volt. domiciliata in casa din coltul
E. IS 81 Woodland ave., lar No. 2
este Anna Chapiki.
Femeile s'au vazut prima data
inaintea judecatorului. Anna Cha
piki a produs curtii un certificat
de casatorie datat din 2 Iulie 1921,
lar Josephine Zywott un certificat
datat din Iunie 1920. Cazul Sc va
judeca dupa investigate.
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! Pentru unii este fo0rte injosito,
81 blamabI sd ldse nevasta Sc IT,
crese, char cdsad Sc afld la strim
toare. - "Ce-dr aice lumea? IN
ticdlos care nu-i IN stare Sc intretit
femeie. I'm. ncmernic. o hal.
mana. I'm lenes." 81 din aceste
considerable 81 prejuditi, multi re.
curg la diferite erpedientc, furturi
jafuri 81 char crime, numai ca Sc
salvese aparemtele, 81 in fata socie.
tdtn Sc treacd de bdrbati vrednici
in stare Sc sustind o femeie 81 so
respecte.
UNA dintre acestia So Thomas
CatherWood, de 20 ami, din Chica.
go, care q sugruniat pc cun,natd-s So
d-na Betty Sharples, pc cdnd fe-
meia legdma um copH de un an S,
cinci luni, 81 cosea la rochitd pen
tru -atn copH pc care trebuea sal
nascd peste o lana, ca sal poatd
fura HbelM de bancd cu S65.
"Nu lucres de mai mute sdptd.
mani. Sdrdcia inai produced multe
supdrdri. Cdnd mi-a spus nevasto
ca vrea sd medrgd Sc lucrese mia
cent rdu. Nam mai putut suferi
Nam dus la cunnatd-mea. o ve-
Gina q Venit sd sc Smprumute dela
ea Gu ceva bani 81 an udsut Hbelul
de bancd, in care credeam sd fie
eel putin $500. Am inceput Sc ar
gumentes cu ca, am dpucat-O de be-
regatta 81 am rdsucit funia In jurul
gdtutut ei," pouestit criminalul
ispraca lati, fdrd sd Sc emotionese,
osergcntulai de polite care la ares
tat intro bdrberse, ande Sc afla Gu
fratele lm, GU care glumea 81 ridea,
IN mOn,entul cdnd a intrat politis-
tuL sal drestese, d0ua "a dupd
sevirsirea crimeii.
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-28

Roma, Italia, % Nov. - Gu
toate ca s'a desmintit in mod Off
cial ca premierul BRAND al Fran.
tel ar fl zis ceva ce ar Fl impotri.
va Italiei, = demonstrarile con.
ira Frantei continue in Italia
Societatile militare Ger guvernu.
lui ca sd precizeze cele intampla.
te in Washington intre BRAND 81
Schanzer.
Generalul Bencivenga, scriind
in II Paese spune ca Italia poate
conta la armata sa 81 nu e fortata
sa aduca legi contra miscarilol
antimilitariste precum a facu1
Franta.
La Messina 81 fost tras Gordon
de polite in jurul consulatului
francez caci demonstrantii voiau
sd l atace.s
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GREVA LA
ABATOARE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, % Nov.-
Muncitorii della abatoare amerrinta
Gu o greva nationala. In Kansas
City 1000 muncitori della abatoare
au tinut 0 adunare de protest con.
ira taierii platilor. Ell au cerut de.
clararea grevei. c. j. Hayes, pre-.
sedintele Uniunii internationale q
muncitorilor della abatoare a decla.
rat ca daca 81 din celelalte centre
ale Americei vor veni astfel de ce.
reri atunci el va ordona greva ge.
nerala pc Joi.
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ANDREI POPOVICI.

. curati orasul de elementele sus-
pecte. Insusi capitanul Smith a
luat parte Ia aceasta actiune ACCOM-
paniat de inspectorul Murphy. Po-
litia crede c6 intre acestia snnt 81
asasinii politistului Koran 81 ai ne
eutatorului Louis Goldstein,, din
1Ol12 Cedar avenue.
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PESTE 200 PERSOANE
SUSPECTE ARESTATE
IN CLEVELAND

Peste 200 persoane suspecte au
fost arestate in toate sectiile ora
sului eri seara ca resultat al unM
ordin de al capitanului Smith de
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Mare foe lntr'un
CineInatograi
Patru mort 81 sasezeci raniti.
BULLETIN.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, 28 Nov.
= Procurorul Mix, dupa o cerce-
tare, a ordonat. arestarea lui La
wrence w. Carroll, directorul
teatrului Rialto.

"~0S W.. V0A AVAAs UA 0VtV4 u
teatrului Rialto.
New Haven, % Nov. = Un fot
ce, Sc crede, s'a ivit din aprinde
rea unOr lucruri de pc bina, 8
distrus total teatrul Rialto, ur
cinematograf ce este situat il
fata HOtelului Taft.
|. Pan 'acum sc site despre patru
persoane omorite 81 despre vre-C
90 ranite intre carl 81 multe in
mod serios.
Rapiditatea focului a indus pt
Oameni sd creada. ca vor fl can
100 persoane omorite, dar dupj
ce S Eau cercetat ruinele, nu s'au
gasit decat doua cadavre, lar alt
dol insi au murit, afara, dupa &C
au iesit din teatru. Comandantul
pompierilor insa de parere ca SC
vor mai gasi 81 alte cadavre sui
RUNE cand aceste sc vor cauta Ia
lumina zilei. Teatrul a ars timr
mai mdlt de doua ore 81 studenti
universitatii Yale, = langa a
caror camp de jocuri Sc afla tea.
trul, - au grabit Gu mile sd
stinga focul 81 sa ajute pompieri.
lor In munca lor de salvare. A.
preape toti medicii orasului s'au
gralbit sd dea primul ajutor celor
raniti carl au fost trimisi in cele
trei spitale mar; ale orasului.
Focul a isbucnit pc bina Gu
prinzand, imediat in momentul
prim, Gu flacarile lui, scaunele
de la orchestra. Multimea, prin
strlgate desperate, a grabit ime.
dat ia iesiri luptandu-se uni Gu
altli pentru iesire. S'a nascut I'm
tumult groaznic. Treptele de la
balloon au fost in flacari 81 cele
2OO persoane au scapat prin niste
trepte strimte facute pentru caz
de foe. Teatrul, o casa veche, a.
proape de 100 ami, ars in mod
rapid. Acest local fost la ince-
put o biserica. Gu 25 ami in urma
unlversitatea Yale Ia cumparat
pentru clasa de musica. Inainte
Gu cinci ami localul a fost cum
parat pentru de a Fl TRANSFORMED
intr 'un cinematograf.
Paguba este cam 100000 dolari.
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$4,000 IN J. B. M'AFEE WILL
Banker Who Died in London Also
Had Large Interests Abroad

The will of John Il. MacAfcc. who
spent the later years of his life in Lon =
don, and who was identified with cx-
tenSivc banking interests in that city.
was admitted to probate here today.
Mr.. MarAfees estate in this country
is valued at $1T, 900 and is given TO
relatives.
T. he will was drawn in this city, No.
vcmber 26, 1912. The estate is given
I" his wife, Clara Brinton McAfcc,
for her lifetime. After her death. II
shall be held in trust for tho children
for a stated number of years, when
tho principal rovCrts to them. Should
they die the estate rCvcrts, in trust
to niece. Helen Avis McAfco. Muir
dOch kendrick and the lhladlphia
Trust Co. were named as executors. but
Mr.. kcndrick waived his rights. and the
trust company will be sole executor.
Mrs. MCAfcc. one son and one daugh e.
ter. are living in England. Another
daughter. married. lives in New York.
Other wills probntcd and the valun :
tiOns of the estates were: John -.
Moore. 1891 Cambridge street. $4,000 /:
J. Edmund Grindrod. 1915 Manayunk
avenue. $1,000: Henry y. lcrgcy. G3 10
North Opal street. $lG.2JO: Alice W.
Belts. 30 High street. $lO,OOO. and
Frederick BOCncSrh, l:hj2 Mitchell
street, SSG00.
The following Inventories were filed /:
Samuel II. MenhoIlcnd, S7O13 -: Mar
tha Wainwright. SI4lS.Il; Margaret
\. Wood. 81 .G3J.7G, and Elizabeth
Richie, SG92I II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
KNIPE TO FACE COURT
Accuser Of Policeman Must Answer
Counter. Charue

Kart knipc. former naval officer and
member Of a socially prominent fam
lily. who was black jackcd in his home
OF ltadnor by a patrolman. will be ar
raiCncd February II on countcr-
charges mGde by his alleged assniInnt.
Ralph FUreMood
After FOrowood was held in $1,000
bail for court yesterday on chnrg"
Of aggravated assault and battery. "oun-
sci for Mr. Knirc demanded an imno-
diatc hearing for his ellen, ON the
charges of reckless driving. resisting
arrest and threatening {" shoot.
But Captain Sweeney. head Of tine
Radnor township police. protested
against an immediate hearing. lie said
nn important witness was absent
Through IN attorney for the accused
patrOlman Sweeney gained a cOnt:nu-
anCc until February II.
The alleged brutal altack carly last
Sunday morning was described yes
tcrdny before magistrates Hunter at
Way II" by Mr.. linipo, who was still
weak from the beating, Ito sat in II
chair. his head bandagcd, Will" he tcS e
titled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
TAKES POISON BY MISTAKE
Woman Uses Wrong Bottle in Dark
ness-May Not Recover

Taken suddenly i'll following dinner
last night. Mrs. Marie Byrncs, twenty
two ycrrs old, of 1906 %ortb Dover
street, took poison tablet in mistake
for incdicnc. When she discovered hcr
mistake she was taken 10 st. Joseph s
Hospital. where an nnt:dotc was ad e.
rninstcrcl. Her condition IS said to be-
serious
Mrs. Byrnes complained of iniigos.
ton following the evening meal. nnd boy
husband. Thomas, advised hcr n take
a soda mint tablet. She went upstairs
to the medicine chest and took n tablet
from bottle she believed was the mcdi-
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passing much of his time in a big rae
ing automobile, has the whole town
dancing attendance on his whims and
making itself responsible for his safety.
lie is reported to have stated he has
his own spy system. by which he Is IN.
formed Of the approach of automobiles
possibly containing American soldiers
bent on kidnapping him. lie says he
would like very well to come home to
the United States. and hopes to be able
to do so after March 4. when he thinks
there will be h political amnesty Dc
clarcd He denies that he or his mother
or relatives were guilty of any wrong
doing, the fault lying, he argues, with
the crooks and graftcrs' in the gov
ernment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
BRICK WAS CALLING CARD
Stranger Thought He Had Been
Given a New Job

Accused Of hurling a brick through
n window of the curctakcr's house on
the grounds Of the Northeast High
School, Twenty ninth street and lndi-
ana avenue, John GulStcr, 49lT North
Honsall street, told Magistrate Price
today: II must have been dclirious. -
Margaret McMcnamin. daughter of
William McMenamin, til" carctakcr,
said she was on tn" second floor of
her home at ] | o'clock last night when
she heard Il rap at the first floor door,
She looked from the upper Nindow
and saw Galstcr, who demanded adait
:ancc. She testified he called cut that
he had come to take charge Of tAc high
sCnoOl grounds,
Miss McMcunmin said she ran % n
telephone to summon police and that
GaStcr threw brick through n vim
dow. The accused man was held IN
$500 bail for further hearing. lle
dru,cd he had been drinking,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
i. S. COURT ORDERS.
WHISKY TO SEWERS.
Wet" Evidence Which Has
Resulted in Convictions
to Be Destroyed
VAL UED AT THOUSANDS

-, District Court Judges Dickinson and
nompSon today ordered thousands Of
n"llarS worth Of contraband liquor here
10 no turned over TO tho United states
marshal to bo destroyed.
Tho containrrs Of tho seized wet
goods, which include five hot water bot e
tics. Suitcascs. handbags and numerous
tyrCs of cans. also will bc destroyed
early next wSck. with Deputy Mnrshals
Kelly and McCaffrcy officiating.
The goods involved constitute by far
the largest stock consigned to deStruc-
tion at any ono time hero. strict or
dcrs arc ont that every bit OF the cvi-
dpncC snail hc accounted for to the
courts. This final order brought gloom
to tho hearts Of many Of the intimate
friends of tho marsnuis. who hoped that
maybe SOmc Of the liquor could hc
''rCmovCd' other than by dumping it
down q sewer
Tho condemned liquor includes four
tccn quarts Of assorted wines and forty
seven pnts Of we'll known brand OF
whisky seized by agents at the saloon
Of Mrs. Annie e. Gillespie. Tenth and
Race streets. Mrs. Gillespie was fined
$1,000 by the court.
Others whose liquors will be destroyed
in the great waste and their SEN
tcnccs by tho court follow:
Dewey Gcbo, two bottles whisky
Fined $50
Carl Clomcnko. two stills and sixty
bottles of moonshinc. Sentenced to
thirty days.
4. ITALIAN. six bottles Of whisky and a
handbag. Fined $50.
Fred Simm. thirty five gallons OF
whisky and twCnty-four cases of liquor
Fined SD
!. X. EcrlcSton. two suitCascs. eight
quarts Of whisky and five quarts of gin.
Thomas Goff. twelve quarts Of whisky.
Fined 800.
John Duacnakv. five gallons Of ether
izcd alcohol. Fined 81.
Edward Callahan. ten cases of bot =
tied in bond whisky. Fined $50.
Joseph Lemon. three cases of rye
whisky. Fined 81.
Chester YueicH, fv" hot water bot =
tlcA and moOnshinc whisky. Sentenced
to fifteen dnvs.
Charles Walton. four quarts OF
lionor. Fined So.
W. II. Miller, still and whisky. Fined
500.
stephen Barsch. still and lnoonshine
whisky. Fined so.
Leon Kolovak. four quarts of whisky.
Fined 81.
John Xuck. three bottles of whisky
Fined 81.
Peter ITornhark. five barrels of nlco
hol Fined 5000.
John Ronncr. eight gallons Of moon
shine liquor. Sentenced to thrc,
months.
Irving Herman. ten gallons of liquor
Fined $50.
Robert Englc and H"niamin RiCf
thirty four half pintS Of whisky. Finct
5000 each.
Norman Smith and Charles Jones
two suitcaScs, thirty four half pintS o
whisky and scvon half pintS Of gin
Fined 5000 each.
Thomas Moran. one suitcase and
three quarts Of whisky. Fined 81.
Nick CoSman. five qunrtS of whisky
Finod so.
Mike Monirh. ono gallon Of whisky
Fined 81.
Ahram rrcsscr, two quarts of whisky
Fined 500,
Arthur Clarli and John Goodman
three bottles Of whisky and one jug o
li0uor. Fined $40 each.
Mike Brncklas. still and moonshn'
whimky. Fined 500,
Samuel Dormnn. twelve ono gaIlor
cans. Fined $50.
Solomon Kat2. thrC" empty cans from
which three ounces Of alcohol were
taken. Fined $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
KATHARINE C. M. KELLEY
'''''' Service Worker Dies IN Chest.
nut Street Home

|MGmT"Sn MMMS hlalharin" G. Mndison kcIlcy,
|c;pl lU,r S' OF Il family we'll known in 50 .
krrdoSr, Sr'n,rT We. and welfare work died YES
ErcciS ut h"r Residence, ll24 Chestnut
Ioy wos e'i'r short illness. Miss krI
EbarH;t"aTT, interested in muny social aud
|ter Of oI"9I" tb. activities, Sh" was duugh
Earab Amr Am" I1." James Madison and
n B'e Mrs. D. j. IurhMrr" ,yi' wifr ,r %' IT,, '"'
kcroS1o, Lo"hn"r, of Rock IsIsnd wLo
Ilr,rOo' nor marriage vur ,ii>tinyn.L"J
Eha c"S, "S M,"S Anna Elizabeth krIIry
kyr,i "nI'I"ito NoloiSl Mis-, krlIwI !,
Ioy, VI n"% II brother. Jusrpn VI. KcI.
~. enJ ma ,lr"" sisters, the Ml,,r~ Agur,
|petcr WS'"I Il. g, krIlcy aud Nrs
bake nlooo Mooney The funeral vii
fequlc,n" nav" on Tuesday with solemn
Church T%iSs, TnSs nc ~. James Catholic
lreets, 'rtS' eighth aud Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
612 DEATHS DURING WEEK
27t Cases Of Scarlet Fever Are Re
ported Here

Deaths for the week show an in
crease over last week. according to
tho bulletin issued today by the divi-
sion Of vital statistics. Six hundred
and twelve deaths were recorded dur
ing the week. an increase Of sixty-Six
over last week.
Compared with the deaths during tho
corresponding week Of last year this
week : total shows a decrease of 13J.
Three deaths this week worc due to
scarlet fever. Scarlet fever cases rc-
rortcd during the week numbered 271
a decrease of seven as compared with
last weeks new cases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Dcdt7ls Of a Day
REV. JOSEPH DUCKWORTH
10 Was for Many Years Resident
OF PHILADELPHIA

% The Iicr, Joseph Duckwor,h for
|srJ o.oo !earS resident of Philadelphia,
|vood VI,tsaH'@%r Ita,I in 1873 of the Fern
yes,orJnr,,, J"r,hodiHt Episcopal Church. died
|brt DJ%"y D"',. at the home Of his son, Al
T,o ,no0rh""rth, in Atlantic CITY.
yoar" "' qi|'caScd, who was eighty. five
|EnnISo "Id' was born in Lancashire.
|lS7s3, II j., ana came TO this country in
|wo's- W, WIN his wife and five bows, IIc
for Or y;,. 'm independent Methodist minister
|ortoS.N N'E Years. Last year. with two
|an"i, v'2 ., n,,. he attended the forty seventh
] i" "r,,a| ,ngnSar| held in East Lansdownc,
|dcna"",SS a"",SSul'']G>d tho Nin"tccnth street In
|iorr r'i""nl ,E"i Methodist Church. and was
|scwimn H. years II travelling minister,
IIo ;IIr'c churches in Illinois.
|tew viii d" buried in Fcrnwood Gene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Public Bridge Plan Hearing Feb. I

4 public expression Of views on TIC
clear height and span desirable for
th" proposed Delaware river bridge will
be heard at . y. m. February IL. in
Room 2O2. City Hall. Thc public hear
ing will be conducted by Major J.. T..
Lyon, I. s. A.. district engineer here.
Tho government he's jurisdiction over
the erection Of bridges across navigable
streams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
R. LOPER BAIRD BURIED
WelI.known PhiIadelphian and His
Widow Died Ten Hours Apart

WluO" DIeu en- T1ouTS Apart
Funeral services for Mr.. and Mrs.
II. LopCr Baird. whose deaths occurred
within ten hours Tuesday at their
home, 100 South Fifteenth street. were
held at II o'clock this morning in Old
Christ Church. Second street above
Market.
There is memorial in the church to
Francis liopkiuson, Mrs. Baird's great
great -grandfathcr.
The ROY. Dr. Louis &. Wnshburn
rector Of Old Christ Church, conducted
the services. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird were
buried in West Laurel Hill Cemetery
beside their son. Il. Lop"r Baird, Jr..
who died ut his home, 320 West ave-
nue., Jcnkintown, of pneumonia, on
January >.
Mr.. Baird was seventy years old aud
his wife was sixty nine. Both were
lifelong residents of Philadelphia and
descendants of old Philadelphia fam,
lies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
WOMAN'S PARTY STATE
BRANCH HOLDS NEE ETlNG
Future Of Organization Talked over
at Luncheon Here

The Pennsylvania Branch OF the Ma
tional Woman's party gave lunCheoh
this afternoon at the Walton Hotel
Miss Mary Inghnm chairman for Penn
sylyania. presided nnd Mrs. Florence
Bayard IIillcs and Miss Maud Younger
were among tho speakers. The question
Of tho need fog the continuance OF TINS
organization was discussed.
A luncheon was given at the New
Century Club today under the auspices
Of the music committee. Mrs. John &.
Rolrc, chairman. Mrs. Marx Obrrn-
dorfcr (Annic Shaw Faulkner. chair
man of music in thr General Federation
of Womcn's Clubs, spoke on "Music in
the Home and III, Amcricanizatlon OF
Music"
Miss Maud Bert Mccall road a poem
on music. and the following musicians
presented II program: Miss BESSIE
Phillips. vocalist; Miss Gladys Bar
rctt, pianist; John Richardson. violin
list: Cecil Richardson. aCCompanist.
The Philadr,nhin Alumnae Associa .
ton Of BuckncIl College gave lunch =
con today OF the College Club to Ccle
bratc their thirticth anniversary. Mis-.
Margaret Gross. president. presided. and
representatives Of every class for the
thirty years spoke The dean Of Buck
nell College. Miss Carey, was one OF the
guests Of honor.
"Thc Noighbors' Of IIatboro held n
meeting this afternoon. Mrs. Margar-
ctta .Alsop spoke on Japan and Mrs.
Mary \. Twining on current history.
The hostcCecs were Mrs. Jennie Worth
! inston. Mrs. Anna NJ. PenroSc. Mrs.
Elsinorr V. Glenn and Mrs. Anna NJ.
/ lTallcwcll. Mrs. Elizabeth Colby was
, in charge Of the music. and the prcsi =
dent. Mrs. Phincas y. Green. presided.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Wan Hurt In Trolley Crash

Hurled 10 the floor of a trolley car,
NIGh n Il col!ided with Huothcr. at EIev
Kun Kun ahc ,ElISW"rtH :irerts, last nioht,
|.iGrrls g Magazincr, twenty one years
|..u; vi Watkins street received n
|IIIohcn I right arm. lie was taken TO the
i1oWard Hospital, Several other nn,
|sylsgrS W"r" 'hrrwn ir,m their sent,
r. 4 lH" impact, h,I were =; iniurrd
'" "o'Iry cr2ws escaped injury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Say Prisoner Had Burglar Outfit

found on ,rohn Shelly. Of Shamokiu,
arrested at Tabor station Of tho rhis.
dclphia aud EcadinG Rai!wav last night
by RAILROAD detective. pclicc allcgo
master key. hnshlight, glass cutter
and scrcwdrivpr wero found in Shely's
possession. Magistrate Price. in the
twenty second street and Hunting Park
avenue station. today held Shelly IN
$500 hui' for n further hearing Febru
arv 12.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
10 Discuss "prison Reform

"pri~on reform" will bc discussed
Monday night nt tn" church forum in
the auditorium of the InHSmurh Mis-
sion, 1Oll Locust street. The topic will
be "Thc State Farm vs.. the County
Joil -