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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
THE EASE OF THE NIGHT; WHERE COLOR

alone. kissed by the glowing sun
Yellow IS PROFESSIONALLY coming into
its own as the speedily waning sum
mer sings its swan song. for the
glowing yellow daisies and brown
eyed Susans and golden rod are show
ing w aoundantly through the woods
and meadows.
Among the choicest Of all the wild
flowers is the pentstemOn, mostly pur-
pie or sCarlet-you will recognize Il
by its similarity to the dwarf snap
dragon. though 1t grows nearer High
Rolls and Mountain park than in
Cloudcroft. where lovers Of botany
are effectively transplanting IL.
Even the wilds seem to have be-
come vibrant with the Hoover spirit
Of gardening. so splendidly are the
wild onions and potatoes and peas
cropping their harvest Of blossoms,
Great swirls OF purple and gold and
emerald and rose. like runaway clouds
from out an Arabian Nights dream,
are everywhere. and the rhythmic mu-
sic soughs a monody through rustling
bOughs and waving grasses and reeds
the Pipes O. Pan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

to FL Paso and Is staying at the
Zieger.
John ". Welsch, Of Kansas City.
stopped over in FL Paso to visit his
brother, Henry WelsCh, en- route to
California
Mrs. R. H. Thorne IS enjoying a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Hugo C.
Meyer, and granddaughter, Waldo, OF
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Mrs. E L FouIks has been visiting
FL PasO from Deming. Mrs. Foulks is
the wife Of the cashier Of the First
National bank OF DeminE.
G. AsCarate, a ranchman with hold
inEs in Mexico and New Mexico, is
staying at Hotel Zieger while on
business trip here from his head
quarters in Las Cruces.
Miss Blanche Davidson is return
ing today to her home in Amarillo, 10
resume her musical instruction in the
schools. She viii be accompanied by
her sister, Miss Daisy, who goes for
a fortnight's vacation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Mrs. j. E. Bowen Is Hostess
To The Four Kelly Sisters

TTONORING the Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Kelly. who are de-
- - parting within the next fort
night for Nashville TO enter the Ward
Belmont school. Mrs. J. Z. Bowen ex-
tended a bridge tea compliment to Is
girls, on Thursday afternoon. The
decorative motif was in stately
American beauty buds. suggestive OF
the bevy OF attractive sub-debutautes
hidden At the close Of auction. Mrs.
Bowen (known for her originality,
brought forth a Passport puzzle
that had to deal with the king OF
Belgium and emperor William. who.
according TO the story. had both
passed TO the beyond and were re-
Quired by ST. Peter 10 give passports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

gets all else but Gods good out Of
doors and the grandeur of life In the
Open with the air radiatng JOY and
peace and biguess-
jumpers are berried. and the fields
and hills just now are Haunting tints
with an eNtravaganCe wonderful TO
behold The Indian paint brush is
adding a warm reddish glow 10 the
scene, with an accentuated note from
the scarlet expresses that seem 10 nod
their welcome from spiked bOnuets as
YOU pass. Larkspur stands man-high
in its rank growth, and, en- route from
Mountain park TO the resort, snowy
clematis showers its delicate beauty
a-tanEle over trees and shrubs, so
prOfuse is IL massed-
Wild roses, from the shelliest pink
TO q rich magenta. are growing
riOtOusly along the roadside, waiting
their perfume in generous measure
a direct contrast in tint 10 the blue
hare bells that rival any Scotch blue
bells eZtant
Exquisite in its autumnal yeIlows
and burnt orange is the dainty wall
flower, sufficiently beautiful TO grow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Miss Elizabeth Gordon Hostess
At Party To Honor Miss ZaUisch

Greer. Miss Nell Boomer. Mrs G C..
BIaIOck. Mrs. John NcManon, Miss
Anna Lyons. Miss Rose Gillespie. Miss
Bessie Nattice and Miss Pauline Cor
don
Miss Pauline Jones. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ~ C. Jones. 343U Montana
street, was the hostess OF a delightful
marty given Wednesday afternoon at
the family home. in honor Of her sixth
birthday anniversary The rooms were
Iavishly decorated in the national col
ors. and each Of the little guests was
presented with souvenir OF the Oc-
casiou. Those who enjoyed the hOspi-
tality Of the young hostess were Ed
ward Birney, Frank and Elizabeth
Pitman. Mary Katherine Haigh, Fran
ces Hanson, Alma Thomas, Sarah and
Madeline Kuhn, Virginia Kerr. George
braves. James and John Chatin and
Virginia Jones The mothers OF the
children were guests Of Mrs. Jones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Mrs. FrickEeton Is To Teach
Dramatic Expression In High

site James X Hackett for a season
and with Max Figman, in The Man
on the Box" in stock a couple Of
seasons. $ $. Mcclure two years ago
offered 90 star" her on Broadway.
Mrs FrickeIton viii have charge Of
the staging Of the plays to be pre-
scented the coming winter. and IL is ex-
pected that Browning's "Pippa
Passes" and a part OF Macterlincks
"Bluebird" viii be among the czSar-
inEs-great vehicles, by the way. in
which To show up the abilities Of both
director and pupils. Before her mar
rage. Mrs. FrickeltOn played stock
I'm this city and collected an admiring
clientele by her superb artistry ana
physical graces. Her work in the ed
ucatiOnal field viii start with the
opening OF the fall semester, on Sep
TENDER 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

~LOUDCROFT-where heaven and
earth seem TO meet through
~ misty pigments Of moonoeams
and sunbeams and ethereal riffs
where old Sol drops q great golden
bowl into a bed Of siIvery strand gthe
white sands, arched over with opal
esceut blue and gray, violet. flame
and rose-where pictures move past
ones vision as in some gorgeous pan
Drama. ever changing and growing, II
possible, more beautiful-where pic
turesque rustic abodes snuggle among
clumrs Of pines and frs, pungent with
indescribably lovely wOodsey odors.
The hills are carpeted with living
green. starred IN royal purple and
white daisies and wild asters, geran-
iums and motley OF autumn flora
the very place TO spend August dog
days and September. and watch the
magic touch Of Nature turn meadows
into swaying gOld-where one for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Outdoor Dance For Soldiers
In Austin Park This Evening

- ROVIDING that tickle old J. P-u-
- vius is in a benign mood. the en-
L tertainment for E Paso's unit OF
soldiers and street dancing in Austin
park viii be given tonight by Robert
Z Lee chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy- All the plans were
ready to have the event Wednesday
evening, but the rain necessitated a
postponement Seven o'clock is the hour
and all Uncle Sans boys that rep
resent this city are 20 be signally hon
ored ere their departure for 'someI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

18TH showers OF rich toned
w dahlias and verbenas enhane-
ing the beauty OF the sur
roundiuEs. Miss Elizabeth Gordon en-
tertaiued at her home, 2S-3 Bliss
street between the hours OF 2.5O and
$50 o'clock. on the afternoon of We'd
nesday-Miss Ernestine Zavisch be-
ing especially cOmplimented- Bunco
furnished a happy diversion. followed
by a dainty collation.. and later in
formal dancing and music. Miss Ia
visch was awarded first prize for
buuco. the consolation falling TO Mrs.
John Mcmahon. Present were Miss
Zavisch. Miss Margaret Hines. Miss
Thula Hardie. Miss Bernice Logan.
Miss Katherine Fassett. Miss Louise
Gates. Miss Mary Ford. Miss Laura
Gates. Miss Mary Hardie. Miss FlOy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
SGT. DOTY ACTS QUICKLY
AND CATCHES A PRISONER

Quick thinking on the part OF po-
lice desk sergeant E T. Doty resulted
in the recapture Of L r. Higgins an
escaping prisoner, who was being
transferred from the city to the
county jail Wednesday. Will ethe
man made a dash for liberty down
Kansas street with five officers in
pursuit, Il occurred to sergeant DOty
that the prisoner might turn west in
an attempt TO los himself in the lower
part OF the city among the Mexican
houses; so leaving his post, he ran
down the alley between Kansas and
Stanton streets. stopped the man at
Second street, and took him back 10
the station.
Why MOTIF
Three little wooden monkeys. sym
bolic Of "See. Hear. Speak-No Evil
They hang from one another by their
tails. The set S1O0
BeRch's Art ShOp-1O4 Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank BUilding.-AdV
You move when you Call 55OO.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

TO heaven-made by folding paper 10
form the (irOnJ cross, with the scraps
forming four letters indicative Of
what Germany had given 70 poor lit
tie Belgium Prizes were given. IN
addition TO pretty guests gifts Of silk
hosiery for their college wardrobe %
the Kelly girls AppetiZing refresh
meuts were served at the small tables.
Mrs. c. i. Kelly and Miss Nellie May
Bowen assisted the hostess in dis
pensiug hospitality. Invitations
were extended Miss Mary Kelly. Miss
Elizabeth Kelly, Miss Dorothy VIII
Hams. Miss Valerie L0rig. Miss May
Kranzthor, Miss Anne MagOffin. Miss
Margaret Schuster. Miss Margaret
Butler OF Austin. Miss Winifred Shell
ton. Miss Jane Burgess. Miss Mar
garet Powers. Miss Nancy Edwards.
Miss Mary Heermans. Miss Anne and
Miss Charlee Kelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

where" Mrs Fred Z Stevenson. as
sisted by Mrs. Joseph H. Hur1thaL
Mrs. c. r. Kelly and others OF the or
gauization. are working indefatigably
for a brilliant function. Mrs. Steven
sons home, at 32I7 Hueco fronting
the rendeZvOus), to be utilized as a
sort OF center for the festivities. Mrs.
HurXthaTs special task Is the pro
gram. and a splendid array OF artists
she has secured The 64th Infantry
band viii dispense popular and patri-
Otto airs for the dancing Surely Fl
Paso is sending her boys off with gay
hearts. so many are the farewell func-
tons that have been planned for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

To prevent the overworkIng OF
women employed in canneries. the
commissioners Of labor in New York
has issued new rule regarding their
hours. Il says women upward Of Is
years Of age may be employed or per-
mltted TO work IN canning or pre-
serving perishable products IN fruit
and canning establishments in excess
OF 10 hours in any day. 90 hours in
one week. but in excess Of l. hours
IN any one day and not more than &C
hours IN any week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
F. M. Murchison's Sister Bride
OF Mrs. Murchison'S Brother
RS. D. r. MURCHIsON,

FRS D. r. MURCHISON, OF
NJ Athens. Tex. announces the
L \ marriage Of her daughter
EsJno, TO Barry Cool, Of Los An
geles. California. The wedding was
a quiet one. taking place at the home
OF the groom's uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Maxon, 500 South
Ardmore avenue. Los Angeles, on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, the
only attendant being Miss Wyune
MaXon.
The bride is a sister Of Frank N.
Murchison, Of this city. president Of
the Toltec club and one Of FL Paso's
leading citizens. while the groom is
a brother Of Mrs Murchison and Mrs.
James NJ Dudley. Mr.. Cool enlisted
some time ago in the United States
army, and is awaiting orders Los
Angeles will be the present home of
the happy couple DR.. and Mrs. George
W Cool, OF Venice. were among those
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE ON
LABOR DAY FOR CLOUDCROFT

on account OF the desire OF many
III PasOaus TO visit Cloudcroft on
Labor day, the F. p. & s. ". railroad
has arranged 10 run two special trains
back from the resort 20 accommodate
the people. one Sunday evening and
another Monday evening. It is the
custom on weekeuds TO run the sun
d1 trains back leaving Cloudcroft at
$50 p m This viii be done and
3Ealn on Monday. Labor day. the train
for FL PasO viii leave at $40. This
VIII give visitors chance To spend
a fuu day at Cloudcroft on Monday
as well as on Sunday. The weekend
rate Of $3.50 for the round trip viii
ne effective going up either Saturday.
sunday or Monday and all weekend
tickets viii he good returning until
Monday nights train
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
about FL Pasoans.

The many friends OF Roy L schuy-
Ter viii be pleased TO hear OF his pro-
motion from second lieutenant TO first
at Fort Leavenworth. He was for
merly in the custom service In 81
Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

Victoria SAM. an IS year old Ty-
rOlean girl who has been fighting in
the trenches on the Italian front FOR
the past two years. is the holder Of a
bronze medal for bravery and Is on
the list for further decoration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

NAL, with Miss Jane Burgess. Miss Biz
die krupp, Miss Dorothy williams
and Miss Helen Stewart sharing as
hostesses-limited 10 an intimate
coterie and sans ceremonie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Why NotF

Hand painted japanese Correspond
ence Cards and Stationery Cor
respondence Cards a box SOC Sta
1onery, a box, 35c.
Beach's Art ShOp-IO4 Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank Bullding.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Lodges and Clubs.

a joint installation. presided over
by Mrs. Avis NayfIeId. lieutenant
commander OF Review No. -. and
Mrs Gale Slaughter. OF Lupln Review
No 66, collected for Wednesday
nights session OF the Womeu's Bene
fit association Of the Macabees. one
OF the best attended meetings OF tie
year First and second degrees were
given, the presiding officers being as
sisted by Mrs. Ella Mead Palmer OF
san Antonio, district deputy; past
lain, Mrs. Ida Cobb: chaplain, Mrs.
Margaret Black and the drill team
directed by Mrs. Anna O'Rear. Mrs.
Charles NOkum was chairman OF hos
tesses who served refreshments. Mrs.
Elder Shaw and Mrs Winnie RAIDER
assisting The election. scheduled for
the first meeting IN September. has
been deferred 10 the December date.
On account Of Indictment weather,
the program arranged for the convaI-
escent soldiers at the Fort Bliss hos
pital for this week has been post
poned until next Wednesday night.
The rain also interfered with the
plans Of the Queens Daughters. or
Catholic Womens Benevolent assO-
citation. who had prepared to give
about 20 Of the soldiers a motor ride.
Mrs J. l. DriscOl, who is I'm charge.
announces that this will be arranged
for Friday night, with the following
loaning their cars George LeBarOu.
Frank Ainsa, Richard Ainsa. J. ID.
Campbell, J. r. Morgan. r c. Carr. r.
Ford. W. G. Roe, George Ryan. J. +.
Connects, Mrs. Driscoll and Mrs. Lou
Gasser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

who Witnessed the pretty service.
which gave TO their son so lovely a
bride.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Fancr AIfnlfn seed

Write or call for sample and price
on our extra fancy new crop Alfalfa
Seed. Fl PasO Seed CO., 523 Z. San An
tonic St Just below Court House.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

Miss Margaret Hunt Of Indianapolis.
md who enlisted when she was Is
years OF age, Is the youngest yeoman
in the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
Out of Town Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. sam Watkins. Of Dem
ing, n. NJ, are registered at the Hotel
Zieger.
Lee Fountain, a cattleman from
Paradise, Ariz-, is on a business trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30
81 PASO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

school Of high Individual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-30

You move when you can 55oo.-Adv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
:; aa5;on Held in $4,000 Hotel Robbery
ardsmen Court Death Escape Woman Companion He
PENNSYLVANIA EXCEEDS
ITS ARMY QUOTA BY 5000
Uncle Sam Asks 1880, Keystone
Commonwealth Offers Nearly
10000 Recruits

Pennsylvania has furnished its quota OF
men for the army. according to report re-
ceived from the War Department today by
Colonel c. A. p Hatfield, in charge Of the
army recruiting station. 1928 Arch street
The quota of this State was 1880, and,
according to the report, more than 19.6OO
men have been elsted in Pennsylvania from
April to August 3.
Recruiting officers for the army accepted
twenty-one men for the regular army and
twelve men for the Seventh Division Of the
United States army, the new official name
for the former guard regiments.
The United States Marine Corps recruit-
ing office, 1909 Arch street, closed to re-
cruiting at noon today and VIII reopen
August %. The corps has enlisted It's legal
quota OF 80, 900 men and Major General
George Barnett, L. S. NJ. c.. has granted
the recruiting officers ten-day vacation.
U. s.. Marine Corps
RsySSd HSdfEy s. Etk sH o a2fr TrontUn n
SaSr,ss SSaaSSr,ss Edyerd w,liiigDss' rs; brookyn, N. z.
Joseph MGpieson' %. Jacobs Creek. Pa.
q. =. Army
n,n, Jpnn Tracey 20. JOS la. Laurel st:
as51@s asnHa ! FuS ao?i. Ell 4 4 sl! 'is 5ua.on
Walter J Huinos, 2l. 6i2s Girard ave.
!o"n -. Deacon, Jr" IS, 5D8l Tore sdale ave.
hto 4. Hannah. IS, 1890 Rltner st.
HIGnry iieiiEman' SS. i+G7 Frankford ave.
Eugene r, schrelher. 30 s24 L. woodawn ave.
John A. Hoyss, 49, 1918 y. 10th vt.
James p, Mulsran. u. 1920 n. Blair st.
5,,rI,, 59s ph g. 7SI ksns, 20 o 9la Sterner st.
John Drlacol 20 9oS3 N. Orkney ST.
Lnwton King is 1924 CHESTER ave.
Clarence Long. ls. Lansford, Pa
Ioaoph A Morowski. u, 25l5 Tilton st.
William L. Toomey, 20. 56G5 Heiskell st.
Second Pennsylvania Field Artillery
Robert n. Aash 80. 1924 Ssnsom st.
Ilpgene MacWrisht 80. 1921 N. 18th at.
David W Blumenthal, 22. 5207 N Broad at.
First PcnnsyIvnnia Cavalry
william l.. CLANS, %. Chester. Pa.
Third PennsyIvania Infantry
|ohn Iohn = ,.L,.' Morris e. lg. S1is 1i. Hazel ave.
Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry
FLOYD EdSSS W B2oS Ms 2O chester, Pa:
rand rhnS ss 1928 a ssIs bny1fSnGs HSntsr St
Casper Trauffer. Jr.. "a, 5O4 W. sutton st.
CANADIAN
Arthur Charles Edg'nton. Al. cas- Linwood st.,
Earl Mccoy 20. general delivery.
Albert T. Lyons %. 1923 Ridge ave
william A. Kelly 70. Grard Point.
BRITISH
James Dunsmore 43, IaG r. MAYER ST
William James Axou, 30, Medco-Chi Hosnito,
John Crotheis. ls. 2a27 Sydenham st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
a PER CENT FOR DEFUNCT
COMPANY'S DEPOSITORs
Tradesmen's Trusts Receiver Makes
Final Dividend of
Assets

Depositors Of the defunct Tradesmsn,.
trust Company will receive a final dIvidand
OF : per cent as soon as exceptions 10 Az
auditors report. filed today have been com' ome
slaered, according to Percy M. Chandlar
receiver for the company.
eugene Snyder. of Harrisburg. and HAM
$50 2, norneman. OF this city, appointed bv ny
court OF Common Pleas of Dauphin C0,n,', .te
70 audit the Anal account of the reos,,,y u.y
announced today that the amount ~ oa -,
available for distribution to depos,tor. easn ~
saz' ie9. and that a dividend of 4 ner eans rs
nus peen awarded to the depositors on ,Sai. .h'
total claims, amounting to s1.O5aa 900 '"eir
Tne auditors report is open ~ in.-a,.,o
T,. q, the otfiee OF the company in tha Taos
a,t a,ue Building, and all exceptions mus, aha no
nled at or before noon August "a must De
The receiver Will apply TO the conn.
PERMISSION to pay the dividends as sa ior
the exceptions are filed, and II Is ho,an as
OF September. ~ 'he middle
All assets OF the Tradesn,en,s rr,., O.
pany In the hands Of the receives ha Som-
Sonvertsd s into cash ana nothing fnrsh. as pesn
sses 2 e sccopnted ler. ThSse SsSnss d,v,sr,r r.
Ell III a. ~ is'e'aes ~ sss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter swsles; M so4s swanson st.. and Annie A.
Daniel Ksnpey, 1881 Point, Breeze ave.. and
oeSrss i: ''s inns s ss &soalawn ST.. and Lu.l.
John !: c5Sss,a sois Rorsr ST.. and Elizabeth
Clarence D. s4s stsns ST., and Flor
!, enes .Iss Hoover; s47 n tss st., ' N"' p'o'-
9; RrsEn $ $ss$ 5 II? ss9sress e ~ st., It, and Ethel
,v,Ti. sTne Sweeney, 1908 Roberts ave. 1 oA'n'
IoSH H.I;sS 81, ais., st. and Rose
EqIi \ ,%ssyf ilSs 's. :. 18th ST.. and Maud L.
csyiGs hsia sssS E%sssld dsesn'n' .se ave. and
Tfs%sS S.asr Isl; S:sSs SsIs saai st. and Anna M
IvfS Pls.foS:sI; - n T. 9Th st.. and pau,,ns
S0 s4si Madison sise chatham st. and Karona
olfs 55SsSnS and Elizabeth
Ads!sSn HS%. G tsSn:r ssS: Ks;SsS n j. and
Dfy.: BiSssi 2li Mn ss snd catS:rln. is
wfsf New Ydts 21ts city 18th ST. and
frsns New W,na,sa aMshhsS Ma Nd and
cisrsnsS sr,ass 4 bFsSmsr phDsburs N j. and Eva
Benner, 2ls Spruce st. ~"' 's"he't
- 'Fratek, sas New MtIT" Market ~. ave. and Mary
s'sSsa wsS' issS oSs IsSs lombard st. and Edn.
RiSSsSS dGTScn %Gi1 Yoi9 lombard nj st.. and Nancy
stspsss wsr ifa PElossr sssris!!s sscs fls,en.r st
wIxTi IKxrTyults, 22os Fletcher 81. '' anu marie
Wisi,sm Nasky, 2os Clarion st.. and Anastasia
JoS$ .Es ssss $| s$ss Rids. ave. and Ann.
Abe ssds Ho,m%as 1927 S. +th st.. and Fanny zais..
Lettss Bushsrs ssS 40 n. Sloan st.. ana Kat,. M
1ofspn psn, Wssfnf5 Ssi1 b,,5 1877 n 9Th st. and Ame.
FrSnsis Ss Ssssseon ssse 4ot Richmond ST.. and Mary
william white. Ie0s Bsinbridss st.. and Inn.
MORT. Morris 1903 Bsintridse st '''"e
Miles, 2ooe Mskean ' q. '''An'' and Francis
Lillian ,d's: p'ssys.: ss$s Hsssrnsn y. st. and
% sosionieE SIaofSs ffSs Sssi n 9Th st.. and Fannie
ShisJas 1901 !. iotS & e. to'A st. and Mary B.
=: Y !: :;;;;I :; '; s: s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-11
HOOVER NAMES SHANE
SCITY'S GRAIN EXPERT
Vice President of Shane Broth.
ers & Wilson Professionally
Appointed to Committee

George G. Shane. vice president of Shane
Brothers & Wilson, grain and flour deal.
ers CT Sixty-third and Market streets. has
peen Professionally appointed by Herbert
T. Hoover as the Philadelphia member of
committee to carry out the plans OF food
control In the cities of the Atlantic sea-
board 1t was learned today. The official
cohhrmation CT the appointment is expected
In short time.
otner cities in the Atlantic seaboard dis
srict are New York. Boston. Baltiuore
ana Richmond, Va, Each city has n memher
IN the committee. The entire United states
mas been divided into districts and the chair.
man or each district will be a member NJ
general United States Millers' Committee
whieh VIII aid Mr.. Hoover In carrying on
the plans Of food administration.
according to j. w. Craig export manager
OF shane Brothers & Wilson, nothing defin,ta
mas been done by the district committe 40
turther than the preliminary organization
invited by Mr. Hoover In anticipation os
'he authority conferred by the food bill %
Philadelphia grain men and food d,strih,
tors are anxiously awaiting the announcs-
ment of Hoover's plans. The sniri, ais
played is one Of thorough Willingness %
cooperate with the food administrator anS
the men who will be in charge of fond
control In the Philadelphia district