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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28


Strictly modern and up-to-date s-room
house. with ? bath rooms. hot water heat
and every convenience. In the best part
Of the West Farnhm district-tio per
nloilth. Owner will aive Ions lease u
desired.
Twelye-room house on ssth near Har-
ney, 50
seven rooms. sleeping porch and sun
room new and desirable. exceptionally
fine view. quiet neighborhood. 50 o. s.
with garaGe.
seven rooms and hall. strictly modern.
hardwood finish In first story, three bed
rooms upstairs. one bed room or den and
bath on first floor. 80 This house fronts
% n paved street and boulevard. ns
blocks from car line
Teu-Fo0fu brick fiat Cu California 81
mar the eeth ~. ear line. SO
FtVe-room cottaEc. q block from the
harnrV 81 car Tine. al
Four-room house on IiaFney car line.
flala
slFictly ntedern housr on Eth Ave. 3
Led foofna AMI I've hath TuoFns. So
Modern houae m West Earnam District
four bed roonis 81
u ~ urMOST a co.
~ state hank EldE Prone bouE 50 e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

Dwelling, 4l4So. 3sth ~. tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back psrlors. dining room
aud kitchen, ; bed rooms, 2
bath rooms. bot water heat,
garage. All In first class con
diti0n. Location AL. BENZ.
:. Baker. Phones Dtsa. H3i7.
-. -. .-srsA :, 49, s.: g.. ..''s 80. =,
l.1 IILuak Nv t.s.as astsnrs. z
raflua mEsIern HEUfat aaaf fIraf ifaa
oaailt.oa gsat lssteaaels Neh naf
NNnf- fAnA -tel tlastsslae- B l..s
IIla ~ 'aastsru 81 aaI rs ataHn ufas
|HI.Iffl.. 500 tfIIr IA 80 81
Aaea1af - LsaFas HlIt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

SALEsSM EN-ExperienCed contest sales
men write for territory now; guaran-
teed contracts, filling long-felt want, en-
tirely new, easy sellers, big money Tor
hustlors Eclipse, 1856 Liberty ST. New
, York;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

GROW RICH in business of your own.
Get out of the wage earners class.
Your cooperation with our factory starts
you with little capital during spare time
in your own home We manufacture eN-
elusive articles. No canvasslng. Expert
ence unnecessary. Write for booklet and
proposition. Address Pease Mfg. Co,
Dent. ID 90. IS Broadway. Buffalo, N. "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

MEN and young men with selling ability
can make splendid income selling our
high grade oils, greases and compounds.
Commissions only. Give references.
Anchor Oil & Chemical Co, Cleveland, o."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

FOR RENT-6-room cottage. $50. Close
In, all modern except heat. See US
bout this Traver Bros. zoo Omaha Nat.
Bank Bldg. Phone ll53.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

SALESMEN-Making small towns, Win
sales-board experience Pocket outtlt;;
Commission So an order. DO not apply IL
you can not place goods with best mer-
chants in town. Reference with appllca-
ton or no attention. Confidential H.
w. Knaus, 1l9 Wells St, Chicago, Ill
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

HioNoss fuTNi.dbelS COllIdNN nus N-NN,i
tional protective features Good commits.
sion and terms to agents. state present
and past connections and results pro-
duced Confidential. +. J. kuegeman, %
Second St. San Francisco
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

MAKE 81 next Saturday. Brand new
proposition, patented Jan. 1914 Amaz-
ing invention. compressed air washing
machine; weighs but two pounds! excels
work of high-pTiced machines. Custom
ers excited. Agents coming money. a
sale at every house. Price. only 81 n !.
90 per cent profit. Does family washing
IN 3 20 s minutes. Works like magts. :.
Hughes made SCI first eight hours. No
charge for territory. Beware Of inits-
ttons Write now. Wendell Co. 10 Ga rs
St LeipsiC. o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

OWN a business; 10000 profit manufac-
turing inks at home, spare time. Cap
ital and experience unnecessary. Enor-
nous commercial demand. our secret
formulas and sure selling plans insure
lucrative, steadily increasing business.
No canvassing. Investigate Immediately.
Particulars free. b. N. Covert, Secretary,
6l}5-6qag kenMOOd Ave. Chicago, Ill.R
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

ARE YOU
A SALESMAN?
We are having calls every day from
some of the largest and oldest houses
In the city for statesmen.
IL you have experience in selling goods
and are sober. honest and reliable, we
can place you In a money-making posi-
for promotion.
II you can meet these requirements and
are ambitious to get ahead in the game
OF life, let us hear from you at once.
MIDWEST BONDING CO.,
3l2 Bee Bldgs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

WE PAY $50 monthly salary and furnish
rig and expenses to introduce guaran-
| teed poultry and stock powders. Bigler
Co, X 974, Springfield Il.~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

DTluBess COolSs CeIlleuI LlOOIA' .SI.'
have a strong established line and excel
lent opportunity for increased income, to
offer producer with above trade. Ad-
dress stating age and experience. The
Colorcraft Co. Cleveland, o."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

HlGH-CLASS road salesman. wall paper
and paints.
Sales Dept Mgr, wall paper and paints
Experienced salesman. inv...... SlOO TO 800
Inv, guaranteed, salary per mo. 80. 500
- per cent guaranteed on investment
kOGERS REF CO, 62S State Bank'
Agents, Statesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED-Reiiable state sales manager
Tor high-grade cost reducing special ma
chine. Every store your customer At
tracttve commissions. Address The Buck
ley Speciality q Machine Co. Lima. o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

HOUSEKEEPERS dread washing win
dows. Whte-Crow window cloth dries
and rolishes them No water, oils. pow
0ers or muss. Saves hands and tin .. -ig.
to carry. Don't accept an agent Win
out getting our big offer and free sam
PIE. White-Crow Co, S33 Howard blue.
st. Louis Mo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
HoIIsps-PARrLY MODERN
nous and cottages.

HOUSES-PARTLY MODERN.
2s12 Charles, 6-r., sewer water. gas. $500
4549 seward. 5-r.. all modern ex, fur
mace .s......s....s..-........ 200
HoUsEs-STRICTLY MODERN.
tzi4 y. 18Th. 5-r.. high ground. car
ee2 n seth. or, excellent condition. 22.5o
ssil Seward, 7-r.. fine, hardwood
300 n. stth. G-r.. choice brick. hard
1923 Lafayette. s-r., desirable. good
s5ls Charles. s-r.. new brick, hard -
= wood Observation-Disclosures. 5000
III s. go, 7-r., nice house. good dis : :.
s PARK Ave. Ter. desirable ... 500 800
us N. 3Sth., Ter. sleeping porch. sun
room, nigh grade ...,.............., 5000
F1.ATs-MopERN EXCEPT HEAT.
gSz S. 18th. SER. hardwood floors. .Slb.50
~" 3 l shAf r. SPlfenGM1do p Bf!Rf Zoo
1906 Ohio ST, Tho Clyde. Ar. steam
~ s. soth. ar. wall bed in living O'
room. hardwood finch. now -. 1000
Sas Davenport. 6-r. very desirable.
nice yard .......................... 81. 90
72i 5, 9Th, or, fine cornor fiat,
steam heat ......................... 32.G
MODERN APARTMENTS.
HEAT, JANITOR SERVICE.
Bosworth. 22l7 Howard. rooms and
urbsSsR. isi1 Park Ave. S-r ana '''O'
bath ........................... 1000
Pasadena, 40 Park Ave, ar. and
bath, 90 and ..................,..A 400
ARMsTRoNG-wAIls COMPANY,
Tyler i5ss state Bank Bldg
az rfIE Efgv W 10 70. ss,, 49, ~. p ,.a
80 "a ~ ..S 49, s5.t 1880,
sss III II .'' ~ i''ou., nser ~. ~. prstoi.
Hamilton.
-. 81 "'""'' "'Ni anu th@"'hofhe
s-x m s arena vi, ,,oA so,h G, vU.s, r..
nam district.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
HELP WANTED-MALE

Clerical and office
HlGH-GRADE commercial positions.
WEST, REFERENCE g. BOND ASSN
162 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

Agents, Statesmen and Solicitors
AGENTS wanted; both sexes, to sell new
high grade art stuuies; you can easily
earn from q to s. ger day. send &C for
sample. Money back II wanted Federal
Art Co. S7s Greene Ave. brooklyn, N.Y.
AGENTS make 500 per cent profit selline
Novelty Sign Cards" Merchants buy
10 to 100 on sight SO varieties. Catalogue
Tree, Sullivan Co.. 1874 Van Buren, ST.
Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

2s16 n. eth.
Full two-story. square, all modern, one
block TO car.
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
l0i6 Omaha National Phone Douglas do
MOVE TO the MaewoOd. You will like IL.
Z5ii Harvey ST.
MOVE 10 the Hollywood. You will like
II. 25l1 Harvey Sta
LARGE 4-room cottage. modern except
heat: nice yard SIS 4tl0 n. 18th Ave.
MOVE 10 the Maewood. You will like It.
25li Harvey Sta
eth AND FARNAM.
six rooms, north half double house
very modern So.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1915 Omaha NATL Douglas 21i5.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

We NAnA We frlfeaa NATIVES - sol a
nopIlar electFtl AL afressitF rutaIs for =
Heils on siEnt e. touea and 1ffices 10
PCS cauf o. usfrirt aaenfs a o. 81 nrr
enr tn s'l'r assuta ven hfrad laElfaI TO-
IHfrui erifn AZ once flr uartirulars
raFfnt t'uir 81 Utla e. snv hIlf rnara4ti..
lsfiers tl.aos NareitF go. g Eaat
ice sr NrN Nara -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28


SALESMAN, Piano. -. Salary and com.
SAL ESMAN, Auto. go. Salary and com.
SALESMAN, Speciality. Com.
SALESMAN, Oil .......................Co Com.
....................... $50
....,..........,.... $50
STENOGRAPHER .........,.......,.... $45
WATTS REF. CO,
S3S-40-42 BRAND. THEATER.
Stenographer and clerk. $50
Bookkeeper. beginner .....................S $40
Business Mems Reference Assn.
1890 Wooo men Of the World
DEPARTMENT MANAGER.
TRAHEffNG SALESMAN. Els: 49, '''OO
TABIISHED LINE ...,.,.........,.,.S 800
STENOGRAPHER AND CLERK. 50 20
STENOGRAPHER AND CLERK. e. s SO
BILLING CLERK AND STENOG. s. As
OltDEk CLERK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Western Reference and Bond Assn,
Orlginators OF the Reference Business
l52 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.
SALESMAN DRUGs). ............,......S s.
SA LESMAN (AUTOSl ................... 100
neutrality-suspicious.. 50
STENOGRAPHftR ....................... IS
BoOkKPR beginner. small INVEST
MENT, paying Z per nD............. 50
THE CANo AGENCY. 600 BEE BLDG"
STENo.. LAW AND PUBLIC WORK.
GOOD SALARY, CHANCE FOR PUB
OFFICE MANAGER AND SALESMAN
TO TAKE OVER OFFICE FIXTURES
AND HANDLE GOING BUSINESS
MUST INVEST S125.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
lOl5-l6 CITY NAT"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

SOLICITOR-We want live wires to
travel in Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa
soliciting commercial collection good
proposition Address Merchants Legal
Aid Bureau, 40 Pontiac Bldg, st. Louis,
Mo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

MOVE 10 Hollywood You will like it..
25lI Harvey ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

SPECIALITY salesman for Omaha and
/ vicinity; reference required; commission
contract Trader Cigar Co. 305 Produce
Exchange Bldg. Kansas City Mo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

CHEAP RENT
si0.O0--S-r., 22li N. 2Oth Sc
l0,0o-6-r.. nice corner, 1908 Lesvenworth.
H0o-5-r. cottage. 30 n. 26th ST.
l6.OO-5-r.. nice corner: newly decorated:
modern. 1909 s. 10th St.
@0O-S-r. modern brick fiat l60S N. goth.
IL. A. WOLF,
Ware Block Douglas sO6s. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

Statesmen WANTED-Laces, ennbroid-
cries. side line: i2lz per cent commits
| sion: samples light. only men with trade,
now travelling need apply. Merk & Co,
4l6 Broadway. New York;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

AGEN Tsi-aueft profit NEE sar1ples Ciold
sisn letters fur stures and 1ffice win-
duss AnTuua can put on METALLIC
LITER %. o. ~ cars. chlcaEas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

FOR RENT
We ave . cosnglets llsi % an hounas.
spaFtmentn AMI fats that are tor Tsnt
AhN tat eNn - sea tree Cd charge az
omaha vAn a staFass ca. - 40 ala 81
Houa~a ~ al pats 81 Ia ciSy.
Crstsh sons . 90. 49, uids
RooA a 81 lsnss 81. So Nevef been
Qrraptad .irsnlaE uorCh GA finish
nlotieru t1ruuE haiif. AEuh HI I'm ID
fnoua uQusIta teE
steve. $50 offtss..
sFf.fIN ntn affirua u n sc uIHr
~ tuT ia AMI NaruIuI. tifsr scr
rrr. NarY reaauuahic ranla pnrti."llIarlv
suttshis &C. oroksrs and uIanufart4rrra
EaeufT
ARNsTRoNa-w ALstI COMPANY.
ffier - STATE hank litg .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
BEST THOUGHT IN AMERICA
DIGEST on THE MAGAZINES

and unhampered by the garments Of conven-
tion, and where birth, death or mar
riage is marked by the exhibition Of more
raw emotion than In other communities. this
funeral was remarkable. Thirty Thousand
sweating. painting half-hypterical fnen and
women jammed I'd avenue and fought for
vantage points from which 10 glimpse the
crepe-covered coffin held by six pallbearersl
who were surrounded by 10 times as many
pushing. swearing policemen.
The body In the coffin was not that or
President q military hero or even poh-
ticlan. The black wooden box held al that
was left Of an actor, sigmund Moguleeko,
homely, uneducated Jewish comedian, whose
fame had hardly reached broadway, two
blocks Off, but whose personal friend YVES
every one OF the 10000 Jews who formed 2
strange funeral cortege as they marched
through the streets of the Ghetto, singing
the songs of the dead comedian and weeping
as they sang.
Can any one imagine such a demonstration
at the obsequies of an American actor, or OF
an American exponent OF any art for that
matter? We Americans have no national
art, baseball excepted. Art Is merely an in-
cident with us. But with the Jews, art, or
at least the art of the theatre is national
institution.
Apropos of this tribute to the Jewish thee
atre, It is interesting to read an appeal by
Padriac Colum. one of the younger Irish
dramatists, now lecturng In this country, for
the establishment of similar institution
among the Irish Americans. Writing in the
Review Of Reviews (), he says:
The Irish people In America have created
many valuable institutions for themselves,
but they have neglected to build up an Irish
daily paper and an Irish theatre. 1t Is easy
to why7-the Irish have not been aliens
In language and so they did not feel the need
of a special news bulletin or special place
of entertainment
The various nationaties in the American
cities have each their distinctive theatre as a
radiatlng centre for national culture - the
German, the Italian, the Bohemian, the Yid-
disappearing Jew. Each theatre keeps alive
an interest in what is nearly the whole Of
national culture, music and poetry, songs and
stories. The Irish owe It to their self-re-
spect to establish theatre; until they have
one of their own It will be hard for them to
point to anything that stands for intellectual
effort.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
DUTCH COMPANY ENTERTAINS
Philadelphia High School Boys to Give
Play Tonight in Mercantile Hall

Play Tonight in Mercantile Hail.
"A Dish OF Dashing Dutch Din" musical
comedy, will be given tonight in Mercantile Hall
under the auspices of the Dutch Company" of
the Philadelphia High School for Boys. The
play is original with the club members, and con-
taIns many of the popular songs of the season.
The cast has been coached by Horace II. Brown,
of the University Extension Society; the dancing
chorus, composed of 20 members, by C. Paul
Ray, Jr., and the singing by Clarence Seaman.
The cast includes Robert V. Bolger, Samuel w.
Marshall, Lee vi, Ray, Louis +. Schwartz Will
liam c. Gerhard, j. Michener Fry. Sidney Scull,
Frederick Heuer. Leonard Conley, Walter Trum-
bauer b, Lanning Buckley, William Marshall,
George RIeger, Arthur w. Penrose, William
Wagenknight, Mofit Ellis, William Stephens,
Paul Webb Asby Paul, Joseph G. Denny. Jacob
Enders, Clarence Carback, DR.. Clarence w.
Schaeffer and Thomas Dawson.l
The hall will be eaboratey decorated with
school colors, flags and pennants. The boxes
have all been sold some to the various fraternl-
ties and some for private parties.
Miss Beodeau Smith, of 24l0 North 10Th street,
will entertain at a box party, when her guests
will include Miss Alice c. Bay, Miss Emile
Lippincott, Miss Beatrice B. Stein, Miss Nancy
C. Fullerton. Miss Edith Bond. Miss Hazel
Haldeman, Miss Edith Terry. Miss Alice Hart,
Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Cobb, Joseph B. Bond,
George Il. Numbers. Edward Becher, Percy G.
Maddox, David Shelmlre. James Durham and
Erkert Streckert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret HoYenden Halvey, OF 1888 Dia-
mond street. will leave Philadelphia today to
spend the Weekend and Washington's Birthday
with her cousin. Miss Marie Haiyey. OF New
York.
Mrs Russell Wilson, of 1924 North Park ave-
nue., will entertain at cards this afternoon. The
game win be followed by buffet luncheon. Her
guests will be Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs.
Charles Branch. Mrs, ]. purbin Acker Mrs
Scott. Miss Isabel Hail. Mrs. HtlyaFd Smith,
Mrs. II. r. staekhouse, Miss Helen possone'
Miss Grace D'Ossone Mrs. Lee Eastburn and
Miss Selma Strauss.
In celebration OF Mr. Wilson's birthday an
nlyersary, on wednesday. Mrs. Wilson gave
dinner, which was a surprise 10 the host The
guests were ]. P. Wilson. ]. Burt Fehrng,
George L. stephens. Frank B. Wilson. George
Undsrdown Harry Undsrdown, Robert Beck,
george L. Morrison. MettleF Rittsnhouse, Lore
FranksnasId. Louis Rutherford. D. Taylor Glad
ding, H. Rex stackhouse. Charles q. peiser and
Ira Smith.
Mrs Harry s. Holt entertained number of
friends at Bridge At her home. aii5 North szd
street. last night A supper followed. Her
guests we're Mrs William B. ogram. Mrs
clarence Webb. Bunaio n. r Dr. and Mrs
Henry J. Bsrtis Mr. ana Hrs. Howard Nc
sinlsy. Alss Frances osram. Mia Aiszsesta
Hnll Hsasx Hail ana Willard Hsif
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

nc EDWIN n. BENSON has issued IN
MI ata,ions for tea on Thursday afternoon
z.,.,ary 25. TO meet Mrs. Philemon Dickinson
- a,d Mrs Dickinson have taken house In
sa,.,,rut Hin. where they viii live pcrma-
'nentIy.
A.. Allan Iohnstone Henry will be guest OF
- tea to be given on Thursday after
sa February 25, from until Z o'clock, by
NY. NY" pauline Bowie at her home. 2S1 South
y, ,roe, Mrs Henry, before her marriage
,p ~. an was Miss Sarah Devereux Ogden, of
New York
,,.rt.rant Waller Tazewel Waller, U. s. NJ
ana Mrs Waller have as their guest for
,.,sral weeks Mrs. Alexander Bates, wife OF
,s,,iraI Bates, u. $. NJ, of Bnshamton, N. y
T.a,rbt Lieutenant and Mrs Waller will en-
,..,at, ot dinner in her honor In their home
4 ,hs navy yard. Their guests will include
~. George De Bonneville Kelm, Captain John
,nd. II s. NJ c. and Mrs. Muir, Major Smed-
q, pu,Ier u s. NJ c., and Mrs Butler Hud-
II william Strouthere Smith, L. S, N; Mr
"a Mrs Walter Johnson Mrs. Frank Whiting.
Mrs Nathan A. Taylor, of Moreland avenue
fhs,tnut Hill has Issued invitations to meet
yvil1,am A. Sunday at her home on Thursday
,rornIne February 25, at 1915 o'clock.
Invitations have been issued by the Plays
.rd PLAYERS for musicale, to be given on
sunday evening, at $50 o'clock. in the Playroom,
4, South 18th street Mrs. J. p Leigo Is chair
man Of the Musical Committee. and the program
Includes the following artists: Miss Zadie
Townsend Stewart, soprano; Miss Alma Craze
yollnlst; Mrs Joseph Steinmetz, pianist; o.
waldo Marshall, tenor, of La Scala, Milan, and
Mrs Edith Mahon, accompanist
The Matinee Musical Club will give the fourth
al the seasons series of five dances at the
Roossyelt on Friday evening, February 26. Each
AZ the dances has been attended by large num-
ber Of persons. The affair is in charge OF MISS
Marie q. Loughney. Miss Helen Benners Mrs.
Harold Buzby Miss Emile F'ricke, Mrs. Frank
McManus, Mrs Charles Miller Mrs. George
Weller and Miss Helen Walnut
The dancing class under the direction OF
Charles F. Diesnger will meet tonight in the
RIttenhouse for it's last dance of the SERIES
There are more than 100 members in the class
and they will probably arrange for dinner
dance to be given in April
Mr. and Mrs. David ID. Cramer, of Coatesville,
are receiving congratulations upon the birth OF
a son, February IS. Mrs. Cramer will be remem-
bered as Miss Grace Maurer, of this city.
The Plastic Club will give it's private view OF
its 18th annual water-color exhibition tonight in
As clubhouse, 247 South Camac street. Informal
Gancng will follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

MERION-Mrs. William II, Wanamaker, Jr, OF
Highland avenue, will return tomorrow from
New Hampshire, where she Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Il. Dexter.
Anthony Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kirva
Schwartz of Old Lancaster and Sycamore
roads, will leave next week for a trip through
Tennessee.
HAyERFoRD-Mrs. e. Runk and her two dauSh-
ters, Miss Evelyn Runk and Miss Edith Runk'
left yesterday afternoon for San Francisco Cal,
to visit the Exposition, stopping off at San Diego
and Los Angeles to visit some friends.
Mrs. G. S. Crawford, of Merton, will be ao-
eOmpanled by Miss Helen Boyd, of Haverford'
Pa. on a nine weeks tour of the West, stop
ping at San Francisco, Cal, to visit the Exposi-
ton. They left yesterday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

G) American Magazine-"Putting the
Pope in the Motion Pictures"
(2) Vogue-"Flrst One Foot and Then
the other"
tS) Theatre Theatre Of the
Ghetto"
(4) Review OF Reviews-"The Irish
Theatre in America"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
cHESTER AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Ross have returned TO their home. on
Morton street, after weeks visit TO relatives
at York.
Mrs. Addison Magee. OF Roanoke. Va, Is the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. e. w Hazard. OF
East 18th street,
Roland Unlman. OF Pittsburgh. has been the
guest OF his parents. Dr. ana Mrs. G. ullman, Of
East 4th street, for week.
Mrs. Charles 2. Hyatt Of East 18th street.
haa returned from 4 weeks ylsit to her son.
4.ssslz < HIATT = NaasAAeanziz4 =. T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Foster Thomas, OF West Phil-Ellena
street. gave a bridge party yesterday Among
her guests We're Mrs. H. Heston, Mrs. c. %.
Pyle Mrs. Frank Knowles. Mrs. William
Knowles, Mrs, Clarence Cornelius, Mrs. Rome
Battle Mrs. Harry Battle, Mrs. Lueisn Alex
ander' Mrs. James Power, Miss Florence
knowles Miss Warner. Miss l., Holman.
Mrs. Horace H. Stewart. of lis East Washing
Ton lane. Germantown will entertain at card
party and miscellaneous shower this afternoon
al o'clock, in honor Of Miss Katharine stilz,
whose marriage to Harry Evans win take place
On Saturday, February a. The guests Will in
elade Miss stilz Mrs. William L. Fleming. Mrs
Arthur Nitzsehe, Mrs Eugene Williams, Miss
Dorothy Landenberger, Miss Elsie Moore, Mrs.
sames Clarke. Mrs. William MentsingeF and
Mss Caroline Osborne,
MISS Regina Baremore, OF cltveden and JET
1sfsen streets. has returned from New York,
s4hsfs she was visiting friends.
Lsnten class was organized yesterday morn
'as In the Y w. c. A.. Market square. TO be
fpndueted by Mr.. Humeston. OF Oak Lane. The
slass win meet every Thursday morning during
Lent at 1880 o'clock.
AFs F, Edwards, OF Goldsboro. n. c.. Is Yis-
Jung her brother. Herman sehwener, OF 6se5
Aeatahon avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
WEST pHILADELPHIA

Mss Rebeeea Newton Haag is arranging
musicale TO be given Tuesday night at her
meme, lsa Cedar avenue, for charity, de-
sshttal program win be rendered, among those
ne sln give their services being Miss Florenes
sl<nEsF and Frederick Hahn, the yiolinist-
esnelng class which had its meeting last
Hsat AZ Carpenters Han. 60th street ana Baltt-
safe avenue. includes among its members Mr..
saa slFa. J. Louis Hates, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NlSan, Afr. and Mrs Harold PARKS, Mr. ana
2 Edward Fell I.ukens, Mr.. ana Mrs Alex
zsasE y De Haven. Alr. and Mrs. james T.
Fl. And Mrs Edward \. Haag. Ar. ana
Henry 4. saane. NJ and AFs Thseaere
AasEe. ~ sna NFa william HFslfsH=