Church, Gabriel. Inciting riot and
civil commotion by unaesthetic color
combinations.

Coleman, Constance.
ternity privilege.

Abuse of fra-

 

Cooke, Mary. Nocturnal social inter-
course through a window.

Corliss, Helen. Overpopulating the
country with malice aforethought.

Cornish, Mimi. Disorderly conduct
in Carnegie Hall—Cab Calloway
conducting.

Coughlin, Lenchen. Habitual vagran-
cy in foreign ports.

Coxe, Maria. Blasphemy from front
row balcony during the production
of her first play.

Culbertson, Junia. Deliberate over-
crowding of embassies during social
events—causing extensive loss of
life and limbs in the higher circles
of society.

Daniels, Susan. Encouraging moral
laxity, extensive families, and advo-

cating communal education for the
children thus produced.

Dannenbaum, Margaret. Complicity
in the demise of Sergei Rachmani-
noff (the said demise being brought
about by forcing the victim to play
piano duets with the defendant).

Davis, Emily. Attempting to make
Democrats of the Republicans, and
encouraging street fighting to make
the world safe for democracy.

Detwiler, Alva. Grand larceny in re-
spect to Ph.D. degree from Bryn
Mawr.

Duany, Carmen. Brushing teeth in
public places, driving nails in park
benches, taking illegal pictures, and
failure to provide for children.

Fain, Elizabeth. Endangering infant
and senile mentalities by masque-
rading as a sprite.

Fouilhoux, Anita. Instigation of po-
litical brawling.

 

 

 

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Fox, Katherine.
nomic hoax.
Fraser, Sarah. Defacing public mon-

uments, illegal removal of public
property, and abuse of wool-bearing
animals.
Gardner, Julia.
ment of identity.
Gateson, Marianne. Vagrancy on the
Haverford College premises.
Gill, Helen. Calling up
images of the dead.
Goldwasser, Betti. Plagiarism of the
works of Paul Weiss.
Grant, Clara Frances. Betrayal of
military secrets unfairly unearthed.
Gribbel, Katherine. Monopolizing the
lakes of Central Park for the pur-
pose of sailing boats after the al-
lowed age limit has been passed.
Halstead, Susan. Refusal to abide by
the issuance of a writ of “quare
clausum fregit.”

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Hannan, Elizabeth. Promiscuous re-
lations with the guards of historical
documents in the British museum.

Hart, Nancy. Refusal to admit the
existence of a power greater than
personal opinion.

Haskell, Margaret. Use of unethical
methods to attain fulfillment of am-

bition (hunting the male of the
species with firearms).
Hirons, Cornelia. Intellectual ob-

struction of traffic in scientific cir-
cles.

Hope, Marian. Assault and battery,
and imposing upon those not her
physical equals.

Hurd, Laura. Encouraging the down-
fall of the institution of the home

by forming a Home and Happiness
Club.