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mlles-we could walk It," he added, bright
ening.
Sevrance was looking at me with charac-
teristc eagerness 1 presume he expected
me to snap him up on the instant. But
he understood was fixed in my preference
for driving, and gave in
"suit yourself" he growled sullsly.
I'm going to-" responded with prompt
cheerfuness.
pair of misunderstood and abused shoulders,
and obstinately refused to respond to my
timid advances until Grady answered
rap at the door and announced the waiting
fly
Soon as it was definitely settled that
there was no uncalled-for walking In pros
pect, my spirits began to rise, and l was
quite contented as we two ran downstairs
impatlently enough and piled into an age
old and ramshackle contraption termed by
courtesy fly presumably because IL
didn't, by any stretch of the imagination.
Sevrance took the reins, but did not start
until he had questioned the landlord as to
our destination. The directions we got were
explicit enough; ii seemed that we had
nothing to do but give the horse (another
courtesy title; he was really snaiD his
head and let him follow the northery road.
My friend had another question or two:
Had our host heard anything Of Lady Her
bert's return to Saltacres? Had he noticed
any automobiles within the preceding "a
hours? To both of which the landlord re-
turned negative replies, couched In broad
Lincolnshire patois. which can't and merci-
fully shan't attempt TO reproduce.
Meanwhile l remarked that our ancient
fellow traveller had cast his lot with ours
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
Jimmy MONKEY AND THE FLY
By Farmer Smith

Jimmy Monkey had taken a nap and a
little Nv had walked him up
"Dear little Fly" said Jimmy, why are
-, - cruel 10 wake me up? i Will blow
Won on the earth, little Fly" and with that
IIimmy got up and stood in trout OF the
looking-glass.
The little Fly came and stood on the
and OF Jimmy's nose. Jimmy leaned over
"a blew in the mirror.
"Pray, little Fly. why do you not get
off the earthF
rbsn he blew softly on the mirror ana
stul the little Fly sat on his nose.
Then Jimmy leaned over and hit the
looking-gla where he saw the ny and stils
tbe little thing sat on his nose.
~ hate 10 threaten any one-I hate 70
threaten you, but II you do not get on my
noss / am going 20 hlt you with pillow.
aIt would grieye mo very much 70 have
IN do that, but you know want my nose
without you on Il.
Jimmy walked slowly toward the bs0
ana got a pillow. which he raised As Il "
strike the little Ely.
He returned 10 the mirror and
Ths nttls Fly Wa Eonel
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SYNOPSIS


!, Gordon Trall. young New FORK society
favorlte, has been aroused from his, two;
year mental nap by a letter from his friend
SSeYIra1l9e; SI IN LONDON, Informing him nv
Julia leigh. OF Richmend' va. is. betrothed
e Captain Kurd Won Hoizborn,, ATTACHED, 70
She snd qSTmo9 Ep6Sssy in LSndoni 5SGTrs99HH GTs99H
but she had married Lord Herbert. -..,r
When re peer died his widow was b, ssseIs lss
her. II tss ts'nN meanpmo Spf Hgp Tqa qPoa@1a%ed
sHfy dysng " SSSS,eS MsT SE Rim b Bns ana s
Julia But he nobiy oSpSs sSerliSss S Himself for his
Tr.IT ri.mITsSlStey his arrival g .Snt tCnSSn GS%
upon upon ;he city, and Trail, unable 70 bIng
self to nf the 9enssy fsT sfces Tssf sseSP az Sleepy
!Sxicated csbby, with orders TO .proce9H bS bS
the Carlton Hotel. But within the, cap a
The '9G rSSlgg s9dg OF msB
be NJ. dc Netze. a secret agent 81 the
!Russian Government, who, has been nin, eI,
lacked by reyolutionists. Trail takes h,,v dav
Won Holzborn calls TO remove DE Netze t2
thhss own home. 1t Is the first meeting Oh
That evening at the opera. Won Holzbornn
prevents Tralil from meetinE. his "Heagts
Desirc. ~ But the following afternoon, alter
Lady, Herbert 'mystcriousiy fails to receive
dn e'i and ssvranee by ETpoin,mMsts & in,,nMts pieces
warning him that his sweetheart is IN Ter
Iible danger. a telephone cnnvetSation llunt W
ther Conrlnces Trail that Lady HerDert
born calls to Interview Trnil about Julia.
II does not take the two long 70 inform eaon
other OF their bitter hatred. When Sevrahce
returns, after the Germans unpleasant de-
ChafnCtnr
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BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE THE saHRsasssf saHssHs BOWL"

and weatherworn types OF fisher folk awk-
ward upon their land legs, Jealous OF their
speech
Something in that outiook-rather bleak
and dreary as IL was-affected both Sew
rance and myself with similar sense Of
depression
Mice place." commented sourly. catch
ing his eve.
Il don't agree with you" he snapped--
obviously.
what do you suppose induced any one
to come down here to live, ever?' l desired
to know.
He understood that was aiming at the
deceased Sir Henry Herbert.
Family estate" he explained tersely
II suppose the old duffer was born and
brought up in this atmosphere, and came
to call it home OF one thing I'm certain:
our Julia never could endure It. As a
matter of fact, I don't believe they spent
more than n month or two out Of the year
at Saltacres."
"You know the placer"
'T have visited there for the shooting
once or twice, and passed II frequently on
motor runs. The roads hereabout are
really not so bad, you know; Sir Henry
always used a motorcar to travel in, back
and forth. ! wish I'd thought Of It
but it's your fault"
What is?'
"You had to send Grady TO buy tickets
per rail and made me forget my motor.
We might as we'll have travelled up here
that way as not-much better, in fact
more quickly and comfortably"
ut would be an advantage" I agreed
I'm heartily sorry that we haven't 1t now.
II reminds me of reaching Saltacres. How
are we to go about it?'
II spoke to the landlord about fy,'
said Sevrance. Hell have one around be-
fore long. l imagine Or-it's only ten
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
SHoRE-YANKELoF.

The marriage OF Miss Sara Yankelof
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Harris Yankelof
Of 5147 Columbia avenue and Mr.. Maurice
Shore, Of 6l8 South Eleventh street, will
take place tomorrow evening at the Con.
gregatlon B'nai Abraham Synagogue
Fifth and Lombard streets. The ceremony
will be performed by Rabbi Abraham Sol
otist, of Boston, but formerly of this city.
Miss Yankelof will be attended by her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Yankelof, as maid of
honor, and her bridesmaids VIII include
Miss Rose Shore, sister OF the bride.
groom. Miss Eva Lipman, Miss Reba Lich-
tenfeld and Mrs. William Shore. sister
irI-law of the bridegroom. Mr. Rudolph
Sternberg will act as best man.
Miss Yankelof will wear a handsome
gown of white satin. trimmed with pearls,
and will carry n bouquet OF white roses
and lilies of the valley. Her veil will be
arranged with orange blossoms The cere-
mony will be followed by a reception at
Garrick Hall, after which the bride and
bridegroom Will leave for Atlantic City.
They will later go to Boston. where they
will visit Rabbi Solotist and will return
to this city by September 3. when they will
be at home at 61S South Eleventh street.
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wAGNER-EINsELEN.

The marriage of Miss Rosalie Elnselen,
daughter Of Mrs. Marguerite Einselen, OF
252O Firth street. to Mr.. Walter w Wag-
ner. of 1885 Roelland street. will be sol
emnIzed this evening at the home OF the
brides brother ana sister-in1law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Einselen. 1921 Vine street
The Rev. Jerome NJ. Guss, OF Muhlenberg
Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church
will officiate at the ceremony, which will
he followed by a reception 3or l25 guests.
The bride will be given in marriage by her
brother, and win wear a beautiful gown.
combining white georgette crepe with
duchess satin. Her veil OF tulle viii be
caught with sprays OF orange blossoms.
IIlies OF the valley and sweet peas ar
-anked in a shower will be carried Miss
Rertha Frank. the bridesmaid. will wear
q male blue georgette crepe froek, trimmed
vith soft blue satin and pink roses. Miss
Gladys Einselen. niece OF the bride. who
Will be dover girl. will wear frock OF
Nine net over an underslip OF blue taffeta
Her iower basket will hold lilies OF the
valley and pink sweet peas,
Mr Charles Wagner viii attend his
brother as best man. ASer the reception
Mr. Wagner and his bride wln leave On an
sxtanasd 5eRrasS.
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A Rainbow Poem

By PAULINE DEIBERT. Gilbert. Pa.
We do little kindness each and every day,
We spread little sunshine all along the
way.
BY Frightening all sad people
And making them wear smile,
We prove our lives worth living
And our "Rainbow' worth the while
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Kensington

Miss Adelaide Simon. OF Frankford and
Allegheny avenues, is spending this month
at Brighton Beach, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenau, OF 2222
North Front street, announce the betrothal
OF their daughter, Miss Dora Rosenau,
TO Mr.. Samuel Jacob.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Naylor and their fam
lily are spending the month of August at
ocean City, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Ballet, OF 2576 East Mem
phis street. are spending three weeks at
Atlantic City.
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Contest Closes Today

THE Philadelphia Rapid Transit
l. Company's AFETY FIRST
CONTEST CLOSES TODAY. An
nouncement of the PRIZE WIN
NERS will be made in the RAIN
BOW CLUB NEWS, SATURDAY,
AUGUST 20.
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Tioga

Miss Beatrice Richter, Miss Olive Richter
and Miss Gladys d. Richter, of 33O6
North Broad street, have returned from
Echo Lake, Pa, where they spent the last
six weeks. Miss Gladys Richter will leave
shortly for Hartford. Conn, TO spend the
remainder of this month.
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"AND 1T NEVER, NEVER STOPS"

Dearest you red Tired of keeping up?
shines and keeps shining and never never Stops
be allowed res Rest from dong your
twnkng dotng the sky at night ana ue sy
couds-it stops
it will be finished we often near
Tho borst mart of most STARTEDgetng at them
Supp that yondr should tired of growing; suppose the
"Im tired Pm going to quit What's the
use,a anyway" - - -, -. ooh du
doing part.
KEEP GoINGl - -
The Joy OF WORK IS the JOY OF SERVICE.
Last the grand old ocean, never stops
It always KEEPS GOING. FARMER SMITH
~ "N'0 Chldren's Editor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

HIDDEN WORD The wizard IS back
and says;
! wish you would see how many bright
boys and girls can tell me this; What Kind
* STEP % people Aks " the houas4'
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Along the Main Line

VA AfNE-Miss Marie Atlee and her
- Miss Adele Atlee. who have returned
a stay at Eagles Mere, win so 70
<sas Lake later Ia the season.
=. Louise De Branges and her family
snis Beax for Cape May. Mr. Dc
-=s~ = IL EeEopa. hAylns FstaEnsa =
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Chestnut Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keller Kurtz, of
Benezet street. have gone to Cape May
for short stay. Mrs Kurtz was Miss
Mildred Longstreet before her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Blcknell. Miss
Frances w Bicknell and Master Robert T.
Bicknell, Jr, are spending n fortnight at
Larkspur Cottage, Bear and Fox Inn, On
teora Club, in the Cntskill Mountains.
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Honor Roll Contest

Honor Roll Contest
Ths prizes for The week ending August
were won BY tbs following children;
Catherine Murray, panyIlle. Pa. 81.
Mary Julean Ritner streer. SO cents.
lester KoeniE Pacific avenue, AtlaAllc
City n. =. IS cants-
Loretta RoIb. Woodstock street 81 eoHIa
Lillian Schneider, Rislns sun asenze
cents.
Isa1srs sezal AlleghsnT azseas ls e.aaa
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Mrs Cralge Lippncott, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Priscilla Lippincott. Of Beth
Ayres and her son.in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Frsnchot, OF Tulsa, Okla.
ieft this week for motor trip TO the Adiron-
aaek Mountains, where they will spend
some time at Paul Smiths camp. Mr. and
Mrs. Jay B. Lippincott have Joined Mrs. Lip
pineott there
Mrs. Robert w. Lesley, Of Lesleyan Court.
haysrford. is spending some time in At
Ante City at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mrs Horace Eugene Smith. of Beach
tsenue. Cape May, entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Robert Perry Cummlns will enter
AN this evening at dinner at Mannheim In
aohQr or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edward
ehsw whose marriage took place last
week Mrs Shaw was Miss Hilda Mar
EAret Boyd.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy Hill and
nniy. Of ApDleford. Villanova, win leave
aszt Wednesday to spend the remainder of
We summer at their Eagles Mere cottage.
Ar and Mrs II. Radclyffe Roberts OF
sleen Bank Farm. Villanova. are spending
.oe month OF August at Winter Hafbor, Me.
1@.ser H. Radclynre Roberts, Jr, and
A-ster Paul Roberts are at boys camp
asar Portland. Me.
MI and Mrs NJ Seammon Jones, OF Ard.
aofs have gone TO SeabTlght for the week
sla 10 be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
s-ff0Ss At their summer home.
~. and Mrs. North Emory Bartlett and
s-Inily, os 24I South Twenty-third street
~ occupying their country seat at Fort
Washington.
~ and Mrs Howell Parr. OF wilmington
= @s.s y gone to Cape May for the remainder
= the season.
IT and Mrs. Simmons are the guests OF
-. ~ ana Mrs. EilwOod WINS. At the Seaside
oo1ae, IN yentnor.
MS D. n. Yerkes, of- s4Is West Chester
-, =. ana her daughter, Miss Rosalie Yerkes,
- touring IN south Carolina.
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EVERS-DALLER.

Miss Helen G, Daller. of Chester, was
married quietly on August to Mr.. II. A.
Evers. After a honeymoon at the seashore
and country they will reside in this city
in the early fall
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Personals
NANCY WYNNE.

Mr.. and Mrs Oswald Chew, who have
been staying at Vanor Mrs. Samuel Chew s
place in Radnor. since their return from
Belgium, have gone to Marion, Mass, for
the remainder OF the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Anna McMenamen. OF 22S South
Camac street, and Miss Ella Campbell have
returned home after trip to Boston and
Manchester,by.the-Sea
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Germantown

Mr.. Walter NJ. Gorham, of wissahckon
avenue, has gone TO Bar Harbor, Me-, where
his wife and daughter are spending the
summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

3 Mr.. and Mrs Victor Mather and their
children of Avonwood Cottage, Haverford,
left Thursday morning to spend some time
1t Mr.. Mather's fathers camp, on Upper
EAranac Lake, in the Adirondack, later
visiting Mrs Mather's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Earle. Jr, at their camp near Paul
Smiths --...- .r.
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his country last year to fight for the cause
Of France.
OEVoN-Miss Esther Lloyd, OF Llanyan,
is visiting her sister and her family, Mrs.
Nathan Hayward, In the Adirondacks. Mrs.
Caspar Whitby who spent the early sum-
mer with Miss Lloyd, has gone to New
England.
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Frankford

Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Coblaugh. Mr.
Joseph Dennison and Mr.. William Dennl-
son are spending this month at wild
wood.
Mrs H. Rief. Of 4342 Thompson street
Bridesburg is spending this month at Foltz
Franklin County visiting her parents.
Mrs. Julia Stearn has returned from an
extended visit to her brother, Mr.. Fred
erick Evans. of Norwood. r. T. During
her stay Mrs. Stearn visited Providenee
Newport, Rocky Point, NarraEansett Pier
HAttlaboro aaa Bost0a.
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Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Reeves of Bethayres,
have left for Saratoga Springs, N. Y, whore
they will spend several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Several members OF the Dux Club are
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
Among them are Mr.. Maurice NJ Cohen,
president Mr.. Harry Lavner. secretary Mr..
Harry Jaspar. treasurer; Mr. Samuel Rich.
man. Mr.. Al Richman, Mr.. julius Katz, Mr.
William Samuels and Mr.. Samuel Samuels
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs Roy s. Wallace and their
family. of Bethayres, left this week for
Manomet Bluffs, Mass, where they will re-
main until September 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel d. Lit, of
Bethayres, have left on n motor trip through
New York State and Canada. On their
return they will spend some time at their
camp at Parker, Me-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Bertha Nowatny and Miss Tlllle
Nowatny. OF 1l2 North Fifty-fourth street.
are spending several weeks at the Dayton
Hotel, Wildwood.
Miss Helen McDevitt, of $500 Fibert
street, is spending this month at National
Park
Miss Mary Wilkinson, OF 1929 walnut
street who spent the early summer at At
lantic City, is now in Norfolk, Conn.
Mrs. Clara Thatcher. Of 1s Burd avenue,
Millbourne, has returned to her home after
having spent several weeks in Lancaster,
Pa.
Mrs. Laura Hastings and her son, Master
Charles Hastings of 319 North Sixty-second
street, are visiting relatives in West Cape
May
Mrs r. j. Hunter. OF 343 North Sixty
third street, and her two daughters are in
Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence McGarry and their
son. Master Clarence McGarry. Jr., of 562s
Carlton street, are on motor trip through
New Jersey. They will spend a couple of
weeks visiting relatives in West Creek.
Mrs ]. Boyd, of 28G South FELTON, street
has returned to her home after having spent
the month of July at wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heiser of % North
SiXty-third street have returned from Buff
falo, n. j.. where they were visiting Mrs.
Heisers parents
Mr., Lester Yohey, of 5s North FELTON,
street, is visiting friends at Lake Neuan-
COLA, Pa.
Mr.. Ernest p. Miller. Jr of 4432 Chest
nut street. has gone to Fitchburg, Mass.
where he will visit his parents, Prof. and
Mrs. L. =. Miller
Mrs. r. b. Yohey Of IS North FELTON,
street, and her two sons. Master Clayton
Yohey and Master Walter Yohey have gone
to Atlantic City. They will return in Sep
tember.
Mrs. ]. a. Van Austen. of 43 North FELTON,
street. is visiting relatives in Pennsgrove.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs william Wilson Curtin, of
Brentwood, Rosemont, who are yachting
near Jamestown. r. l.. are expected home
next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Elizabeth Boyd. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Boyd, has returned to her
parents cottage IN Cape May from Bay
Head. where she was the guest Of Miss Jane
Moore for fortnight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Bertha Nowatny and Miss Tlllie
Nowatny. OF 112 North Fifty-fourth street.
are spending several weeks at the Dayton
Hotel, Wildwood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. Charles Gaudio. of 1927 South
Twelfth street, is spending a few weeks
In Atlantic City.
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West PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs @. Theodore Ketterer and
their son. Theodore Ketterer, Jr. OF North
StXty-thrd street, have gone to Ventnor,
where they will remain until october.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Sweeney are re.
eeiving congratulations on the birth OF
son. John F. Sweeney, Jr., on August 4.
Mrs. Sweeney before her marriage was
Miss Mabel Charlton.
Miss Anna Mooney. Miss Rita Mooney
and Miss Rose Mooney, OF l543 North Mar
vine street, are spending several weeks at
B!llingsport n, ].
Miss Helen Nusbaum, OF Park avenue
and Norris street, is spending a few weeks
at Asbury Park
Mrs Max Fisher. of S01 Green street.
has gone TO Atlantic City. where she will
spend a fortnight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Katharine Rosenkranz is spending
this month In the Maine woods at Camp
Moosehorns She is accompanied by her
sister Miss Jossnhin" Rosephrarz. Miss
Ella Feeny and Miss Martha Feeny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
South Philadelphia

Mr. BENJAMIN Dudowsky will give party
in honor of his return from California to.
morrow evening at his home, 705 South
street Among the guests will be Mr.. Sam
uel Jacobs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. George Cole, of 6716 North Eighth
street Oak Lane, is spending few weeks
at Alexandria Bay, n. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Helen McDevtt of 1920 Filbert
street, is spending this month at National
Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mrs Clara Thatcher. of is Burd avenue,
Millbourne has returned to her home after
having spent several weeks in Lancaster,
Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McGarry and their
son, Master Clarence McGRrry, Jr., of 562S
Carlton street, are on n motor trip through
New Jersey They will spend couple of
weeks visiting relatives in West Creek.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mrs. Laura Hastings and her son, Master
Charles Hastings of 319 North Sixty-second
street, are visiting relatives in West Cape
May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Miss Mary Wilkinson, OF 1929 walnut
street, who spent the early summer at At
lantic City, is now in Norfolk, Conn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mrs. J. Boyd of 2S6 South FELTON, street.
has returned to her home after having spent
the month of July at Wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mrs r. ]. Hunter of 342 North Sixty
third street, and her two daughters are in
wildwood.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George Heser, of % North
SiXty-third street have returned from Buff
falo, n. s.. where they were visiting Mrs.
Heisers parents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr.. Lester Yohey of 5s North FELTON,
street. is visiting friends at Lake Neuan-
unIn Da
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12

Mr. Ernest P. Miller. Jr., of 4432 Chest
nut street, has gone to Fitchburg, Mass.
where he will visit his parents, Prof and
Mrs. l.. +. Miller
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-25
DE:.L..Ll.:-AN e. s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provesit. 25catall druggists.
Operate On Skull
To Cure Criminal
Tendencies of Coney

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 25.-Carroll
Colley, arrested here several months
after bold daylight robbery, has been
cured of his alleged criminal tenden-
cies by an operation to his skull, az
cording to the belief today of doctora
who operated on him. Arraigned in
court after the holdup Colley was
found to have a peculiar proturbanee
on his forehead. Physicians advanced
the theory that this bump, through its
reaction on the mans brain, was re-
sponsible for his alleged criminal
tendencies. Superior Judge Lewis per"
mitted the operation, and the man was
removed to the county hospital, where
the surgeons removed the top of his
skull and opened a channel in the
frontal bone, allowing more room for
the brain, and for its reflex actions
Today the physicians declared. he had
been cured. 1t was said the charge
against him will probably he dis
missed tFi