Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 15

MYSTERY RED AGENT REVEALS IDENTITY British Communist Says He Is Man ‘Who Has Puzzled Swedish Radio May Carry Wedding Marches For Rural Brides WOMAN, HEAD OF SCHOOL, HELD FOR BEATING BOY Physical Director Sought—Child STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1924." 1 | | | gl [ | | | | Sent to Hospital After 40 Lashes. By the Associated Press. SMITHTOWN, N. Y., July 31.—Miss Jessie Snelgrove, proprietress of the Sauare House, a boys private school amen. was erraigned betore & Jusuce of e | peace ast night on a charge o! llllllll lnfl held for action of the grand jury. It is al- leged she authorized the vmgpmfi of By s Aessistat riien ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., July 31.— Brides in isolated farmhouses and in distant rural communities will be able to march to the altar to the strains of wedding music play- ed by the country's greatest ar- tists if a scheme prcposed by Charles A. Sheldon, jr., of Atlanta, Ga.. to the convention of the Na- | 10-year-old Jack s - :.::)rr:'?;d:'::;).clallon of Organists, is ;?zé‘:gl]:::‘;‘{lgl:e}:l:::&‘::‘flneme:! (ar’e S hoar ein i Sibucow’ ohters | 37 suggested by Mr. Sheldon | The boy. it Is sald, was so severely Stewart chose a Pldlr.‘ll m S - a program of wedding music u.\(en to a }lnng as the scene of h »d on the finest organs of the Police. By Cable to The Star una <m icago Daily News, Copyright STOCKHOLM, Jul; 'U -—Tl terious Bolshevist " inown us “iza T ose has puzsiea the s A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION| The Red Front Stores That You See All Over Washington Are Not Here By Chance It is your interest and your support that have made it possible [ w=s¥’ . to increase the number of A & P Stores to the point where you never need go far for Grocery Quality and Economy. s of A hey refused to hospital. 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