Class Night Fete Planned at Hich High School
Preparations are underway for class night events at Hich High School. The program includes The Cuhast by Bootte Park ington, The Evolution of the Dance, and a class song set to Call Me Back Lot from Dorothea Wass Mann. The glee club presents The Peppery Pa on June 12 with words by Amelia Sanford and music by Adam Gelbel. Ernest Koonts among key participants. Mies club members form the chorus. Thom pson directs the operetta. school orchestra to provide music. The eighteenth alumni exaction and other afternoon activities include awards, a tasting contest, and a display by Players and other groups.
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Hool
Bootte Parkington
Dorothea Wass- Mann
Glee Club
Amelia Sanford
Adam Gelbél
William Becker
Doris Sehuts
Boardman Munson
Daevit Buchalter
James Nevin
Margaret Curtis
Julius Naiman
Harold Berkley
Edwin Koonts
Thompson
Metallurgist Bradley Stoughton Appointed Lehigh Professor
Bradley Stoughton of New York, a consulting engineer and former member of the National Council of Defense and National Research Council during the war, has been named professor of metallurgy at Lehigh University. He replaces the late Prof J W Richards, noted naval advisory board member. Stoughton is an inventor of furnaces used in steel plants and author of a textbook on iron and steel, and recently served as secretary of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
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Bradley Stoughton
New York
National Council of Defense
National Research Council
Lehigh University
J W Richards
Naval Advisory Board
Washington
Mr Stoughton
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Jury Hung In 25000 Suit Against Theater Company
A mistrial was declared in the 25000 damages suit against the Washington Theater Company and others after jurors failed to agree. The case, tried in circuit court, involved allegations of false arrest and mistreatment of Vola Morris on September 26 1921 at the Ninth Street theater. Attorneys Batley Shea for the plaintiff and O Shea Sacks for defendants presented the disputed facts. Morris claims she was seized by a special policeman and ejected and arrested during the incident. The trial will be retried.
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Washington
Volaumbia Theater Company
Te Ua Ot
Ninth Street
Halle May Morris
William Hirs
Mra
Morris
Batley and Shea
McAlpin-Bachelor Dinner Precedes June Wedding
New York society notes report Mr Donald Martin McAlpin, son of Col and Mrs Benjamin B McAlpin, hosted his bachelor dinner tonight at the McAlpin. He is slated to marry next Thursday, Miss Eleanor Skinner, daughter of Judge Skinner.
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New York
Donald Martin McAlpin
Col
Benjamin B McAlpin
McAlpin
Eleanor Skinner
Wife Wins Alimony Suit in Equity Court
Police officer RK C Crowe of the Phira precinct was ordered by Chief Justice McCoy to pay his wife Mra Rachel J Crowe $50 a month temporary alimony. The case marks her second suit after the first was dismissed. She resides at 721 Fifteenth Street Southwest.
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Roy C Crowe
Phira
Rachel J. Crowe
McCoy
Equity Court
Mra Crowe
Fifteenth Street
Margaret Phelps Davison Bennett
Samuel T . Bennett
Bennett
Klaeze
Wiliam B Davison
Printers to Go on Outing Plans July Excursion
Government plans outline an outing for printers with a July 23 date. The association seeks to unite 44906 employers in a large printery family, using annual excursions to foster unity and exposure.
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Danja
Honda
Boake
Bradleey Stoughton
Leigh University
Feoman
Alfred Fora Skinner
Madison N J
Wary K Catore
James Dawson
Frederic Roc
Pittsburgh
Luther Reuniae
Newport
Mami
William
New York Society
City
House and Herrmiann “Furniture of
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Seventh and
Eye Streets
RK. C. Crowe
Capital Traction Company
Walter Allen
Public Utilities Commission
Feormer
Torrer J McCumber
North Dakota
Gadon Ere
Li Cburg
Woc Coey
Pulasht
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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