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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
The Bathroom

MTE ALL know just what Il bathroom
w should look like when Il IL finished,
but few Of us know how or how not to
obtain Just what we want In the finished
product This should be worth a little
investigation.
Before we come TO the fixtures OF the
bathroom there is the important Item of
tiling. 1t is desirable that the tile should
be laid securely. On the floor this IL ac-
complisncd by having a good base OF clean
clnder concrete about two or three inches
thick. After this has been run Off and
levelcd and before It has dried and become
set the tile should be laid so that tho whole
becomes one homogeneous mass. IL SO ap-
piled the tile will remain secure indefinitely
On the walls If tile wainscoting Is desired
It Is necessary, In order that the tile will
remain In place, that the cement plaster
on which the tile Is placed should never
be over wood luth; wire lath or expanded
metal lath should always be used The
shrinking and contracting of the wood lath,
according to atmospheric conditions Will
finally loosen the tile from the wall, There
should be simple round tile cap at the
top of the wanscot, and n sanitary base at
the intersection OF floor and walls. This
sanitary base Is rounded at the floor line
and makes cleaning much easier.
If we wish to reduce the expense of
tilng, both on floor and walls. this can
be dono by using Keene cement for the
wa!nscot This is applied by the plasterel
| and can be blocked off to initiate tile
After this. white enamel can be applied
and good looking walnscot Is obtained
at about one-haf that of tile wainscot
| II Is necessary to use slx-inch tile sani
| tary base In order to- make the most salts
factory job.
A small wood moldng. painted white
should be placed along the top of this
| ,laL
| 1t Is desirable to have marble threshold
| at the door and marble window sill. These
however, can be omitted and wood used /
! cost has to be seriously considered instead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Bluefish according to size) .20@.22
Haddock (according to
quality) .............. .09@.10
J. RUSSELL SMITH, e.
Chairman Food Commission,
Phila. Home Defense Committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Philadelphia picture pld yhouses are. as a
rule. rather cool places In summer. They
might be cooler IL the lighting uore dimmcd
or done atcdy tOith altogether. Is there any
rule that forces a manager to keep the side.
toaH illuminatiOns bldsin0P They don't help
you to find your seat. and they do distract
from the shddotU-boT, no matter hoU dim
they are. And, my Word, they ARE hot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
MILITARY CUT FOR CLOTHES

NEW YORK, July 20. Before the
Mems Clothing Designers adjourned their
national convention this afternoon they
did cruel things to mems togs for the
coming season-all in the interest Of war.
They built some military coat suit skirts
believing out like the bulge of a subma-
rine and produced some wasplike waist
effects that would do credit to a Russian
dancer.
Some observers took one look at the
outlandish styles for 1917-lS and then
went out and enlisted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
LILLIAN RUSSELL AND
BLANCHE BATES NEXT?
Famous Beauty and Gifted Ac-
tress, Report Says, Will Be
"Shot"-Other News
BY the Photoplay Editor

Actors of eminence who never invaded
the movies are proportionately as numer-
Gus as American boys who never saw n ball
game. There are some who valiantly and
mutely hold out against the certain dollars
ana possible fame that screen season
would give them. Maude Adams. John
Drew. Louis Mann. David warficld and
blanche Bates are about the only ones that
come readily to mind
Now the report arises that n celebrated
stage beauty, of whom admirers have
quoted age cannot wither her, nor custom
stale' is about TO take a second dip into
the waters Of photoplay an unusual proceed
ing FOR players generally stay put" or
eise forswear the game altogether after a
trial
rms stage beauty Is Lillian Russell, and
tne rumor Is pretty well defined that an i'm
posing oner Will be made to her by q new
urn urn which doesn't care TO he mentioned at
thls stage Of the proceedings IL Miss
i.usseii' possessor OF a grown-up daughter
uecloes to take them up, she will, at all
nahards. get some money on her name II
VIII not be her first posing Some years
ago the comic opera lady made n tour OF
the Keith vaudeville houses, lecturng and
Illustrating her talk with Kinemacolol
movies Of herself
Tho horrible fact that one OF the mos,
powerful stars OF the movies Cor the
movements" as one OF our very British
correspondents puts ~ used TO make but
tonholes for n living before gaining fame II
the new vocation has come to light The
sagacious Reporter suggests that that II
where this person got that awful set ex
| preston around the mouth--from bitins
| holes In cloth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
Questions and Answers

should good glass be without waves in it2
+. T. G..
Glass Is quite subject, also 1t Is quite
a problem to get just the kind you may
specify No glass except plate glass will
be entirely free from waves, but If you
are paying for a good grade of glass the
waves should not be very noticeable. To
pass judgment on glass really requires the
services of an expert.
Is It best to include the hardware In the
general contractP L. 7. Il.
No. It is better to omit this and then
when the time comes to choose just the
kind you want. Include, however, that
the contractor is to put on all the hardware
that Is bought.
What is the best kitchen sink? Il. &. u.
Enameled iron one-piece sink, that Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
ADVICE TO THE HOME-BUILDER
OF MODERATE MEANS
BY VICTOR EBERHARD, b. Arch. "A

IN planning the bathroom, we
should know the exact room re-
CURED for each fixture and the
most desirable position for each
hxture' There should not be less
space for the closet than here
noted and the tub fits exactly into
a space its own size. From the
center Of pedestal lavatory to
the wall should not be less than
two feet. Where there is a radiator
it should be as shown. The width
Of the bathroom which has fixtures
opposite can be 5 feet inches, but
6 feet 6 inches is better.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
The
Mileage
Importance
of
Uniform
= Air
Pressure

Do you know that
uniform air pres
cure is an important
factor in determin.
ing the length Of
life Of any tire1 1t
is not possible to
get consistently
maximum efficiency
and economy from
your tires when the
pressurevariesfrom
day to day. a regu,;
lar inspection and
the proper uniform
initiation
ni The new Fisk Ser
dice Station tOln add
apsreciabls mileage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Tire Inspection air testing imitation, changing mounting
spares on rim or Wheel testing for wheel alignment and ad
substantial saving for youand will give you more tire
satisfaction than you ever had.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Any one who thinks screen acting Is n
matter of curls, a pout or neatly pressed
trousers Is wrong. The Lasky studio.
among others. is cultivatlng as fine a lot of
character players as one would ask for.
And It squanders these prodgally on fea-
lures on which the average company would
scrimp. A current Paramount has such n
strong array of character men as Hobart
Bosworth, Theodore Roberts and Raymond
Hatton. Three years ago that would have
been impossible. Triangle also gets n kind
| word in this connection. 1t was Triangle
that first had the nerve to feature persons
| like Hart, keenan, and George Fawcett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
ling War Bride Fifteen Years Old

READING, Pa, July 25.-When Private
william F. Barth, of Company l. goes to
IA he will leave behind "a bride fifteen
.yurs old, who was Miss Edna S. Muntz
Ihrh is twenty years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25
"ndt to Buy. What Not,
IN City's Produce Market
TOMATOES PLENTIFUL,

r,o, AoEo PLENTIFUL
vMATOES have been arriving in
"rge quantities from New .Jer-
sey. They are selling comparativelv
SSneap. FROM now on the market wifi
pe supplied with tomatoes and tbev
may De expected to become grad.
ually cheaper. ei"'-
Squash and green corn also are
coming from New Jersey and are in
the plentiful column. III
The five vegetables which have
been so plentiful--cabbape. iett,,ce
romaine, celery and onionsCare st;Ii
selling just about at cost in tha
wholesale market.
and cheap. p
ABUNDANT
tomatoes Lettuce
Squash Carro+s
Sreen corn Celery
Cucumbers Rhubsrh
Eomaine >Scallions
CCapoage Watermelons
OOnions Potatoes
beets Eggplant
NORMAL
Strlng Deans Oranges
Cantaloupes Lemons
reacnes Gooseberries
GGarlic Huckleberries
0kra Raspberries
Parsley Blackberries
Peppers Currants
SCARCE.
Caulifiower Spinach
Strawberries Plums
Pineapples Cherries
grapefruit Bananas
Lima beans New harvest
peas apples
Asparagus Kale
WHOLESALE FISH MARKET
REPORT
Larger supply of bluefish on the
market today and the price fell con-
siderably. There are still the low
priced good fish in abundance on
the market.
Price per pound wholesale. Cents
Dressed weak, medium. .06@ OF
Dressed weak, large. ..... .0S6 90
Round trout ....:........ :. .04@ .O5
Croakers according to size
and quality ........... .04@ .O5
Porgies .................. .06@.07
Sea bass ................ .07@ .0S
Butterfish, large .......... .06@.07
Hallbut .21
Steak cod ............... ~
Flukes. ................... .08@ .09
Larke make .............. 10
Medium hake ............ .O8
Spanish mackerel ........ 20
Bluefish (according to size) .20@.22
Haddock (according to
quality ............. .09@10
J. RUSSELL SMITH,
Chairman Food Commission,
Phila. Home Defense Committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
SHADYS1IDE

Mrs. Clarence Dawson returned home
Tuesday evening after n '~o weeks visit
with relatives at tlarmKt0n. Il
Mr. and Mrs. burdeltA DAyia are the
proud parents IT Ia son, born Monday
morning. -,
Ernest Nefr. who hsA hAAn attsMpf-
Ius commercial school al Columbus y
spending a few days win his parents
Air aud Mia. tra~fn :EeI -
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Walter I.ucnr. who recently ohhhtep
In tho u. $. navy, IN at home thlh "ecAl
ON n furlouRh. .,.i
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and their friand. Misc Frnaces EAlot'. y
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

II IN COUNTY
tUontInuod from First PRR".)


,pusc W had tooth Only Tow were
rciccIrd because " nnt foot.
nr. J. G.. IIupp. who originally WINS
IOpDnIntcd member or tho drhIl
hnnrd, but who was ineligible To serve
hecpuRe he WnP Of COnSCriptlVr age
,uprnrcd before The board yesterday
rnr examination. He was passed. hu'
claimed exemption because 0f his WIG
innd children. nr, liupp IL county
iuhvsicinn, and after his examination
had hcrn completed he assisted In the
examination Of other men. the hnhT"
WA, uyaln assisted yesterday by if
William Mckinley, &. A Naden, 81 the
Prudential LIFE insurance '"'''p""'
ana bernard ]. rihGhor-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

An net to nmcnd md re-cn"Gt Chap-
tor IN OF the Cudc Of Wcat FlrR'h'n'
rclntInr to the collection of tHxns.
Re II enacted by the heKlsIh'"'n vi
rim, Seciion 20 OF Chapter, 20 OF mo
code he and the ramo In hornhy htno't
eli md rc-ennctcd 80 as to read M
follows: =, ss,d
section "a 4 copy Of each or sa,r
Hats shall be posted At the front """'
~ the court house Of the county az
I,n,t two weeks before tho sohhioh W
the county court. AT which .hey ~
nrescuted FOR examination. ana 'opy
nf -nid Hat OF p'rH4ls ana r n',1i A.
rr,prrIy returned delinquent sh"ii ~
Inc same time hr rrlnI"d Tor one mo
ia iva nrwsrnp.rn II "rP'alI" p',,'"HI'
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-28
Flat Denial Made Of
Traffic Cops Charge

There was but one traffic law viola,
ton up at police court this. morning.
This was Kenneth Barnes up for
speeding thirty miles per hour down
Fairmont avenue. The arrest was
made by Traffic Officer Ward yester.
day afternoon. Barnes put up forfeit
of five dollars to appear this morning
but did not show up.
The car was owned by S. D. Brady
but was being driven by Barnes. Mrs
Brady appeared at police court this
morning and denied the charges placed
by Officer Ward. Witnesses will ap
pear at two o'clock this afternoon at
which time the case will come up
again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-28
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream

The juice Of two fresh lemons strain
ed into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes
whole quarter pint Of the most re,
markable lemon skin beautifier at
about the cost one must pay for a
small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through a fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gets in it, then this To-
ton will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is us.
ed to bleach and remove such blem'
ishes as freckles, sallownesS and tan
and is the ideal skin softner, smooth
ener and beautifier.
Just try it! Get three ounces OF
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage 1t
daily into the face, neck arms and
hands. 1t naturally should help to
soften, freshen, bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty of any skin. 1t
is simply marvellous to smoother
rought, red hands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-28

4O1 057 Otis Allen.
403 1898 Lorain R. MilleI
4O4 1744 James W. Hall.
299 1915 Ray Sine.
406' 9462 Mike PitloCk.
40 21S4 Andy Satterfield.
416 1912 Herbert H. Martin.
AT 1921 Homber Moore.
426 III Fred B. Fletcher.
427 1857 Lucius o. Hillery.
42S 1856 Herbert A. Ice.
434 1923 Henry E. Stull.
437 773 Earl R. Reese.
442 1880 Webb Grove.
AGA 1865 Everett F. Johnson, Claim
not allowed.
465 1922 Guy E. Robinson.
466 944 Pete Bonasso.
Rejected.
46S 1913 Elias E. Wells.
$40 $500 Kenneth ]. Mccoy.
372 ZIG Geo. A. Sterling.
1913 1913 Orley G. Grow.
383 1868 Herbert E. Harden.
43O 30 Harry L. Saterfield.
Exempted.
800 1448 James E. McIntire. Wife
and child.
405 1112 Carmel L. Richardson. Wife
and / child.
40S S45 Domde saloa. Alien.
400 1896 Earl W, Kennedy. Wife
and children.
All 1866 Clinton D. Arnett, Wife
and l child
413 2l96 James H. Ellington. Con
dition of wife.
Ala 2752 Allen A. Vincent. Wife and
Q children.
Ais 1886 Lonnie S Brown. Wife
and 2 children.
41S 1902 Earl E. McMillen. Wife.
419 1925 Shaman Lancaster. Wife
and 2 children.
424 1881 Perry A. West. Wife and
1 child.
425 81 John W, Gedes. Wife and
1 child.
429 1913 Walter L. Huey. Wife and
/ oh Id.
431 SO46 Love James. Wife and ]
child.
435 2458 Chas. E. o'Neil. Wife and
1 child.
AL 519 Ord H. Brown. Wife and
child.
448 2281 Jos. T. Hardesty. Wife
and children.
445 2OS1 Rosco P. Andrews. Wife
and l child.
412 1903 Chas. Patsonkaski. Alien
433 1888 Tony Pedro, Alien.
439 400 Toney Federkorivich Alien.
444 S96 Dominick Fazzio. Alien.
29O 1866 Vincinzo Luciano. Alien.
291 1872 Ralph Simani. Wife and
2 children.
292 212S Archie F, Bice. Wife,
294 $50 Alfonsoe Padula. Alien.
29S 1865 Chas. Hlusko. Wife and
1 child.
SO1 1714 John |. Scritchfield. Wife
and 2 children.
81 2S16 Giovanni Scottie. Alien.
315 S41 John Gilling1am. Wife
and children.
S17 2796 VIM. H. Bunner. Wife
and 4 children.
31S 2454 Emery L, Fletcher. Wife
and 2 children.
1922 685 Homer s. Dots. Wife and
and 2 children.
1874 1141 Harry E. Flaherty De-
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$50 2SOS Alex PoloEi. Alien.
$50 2421 stanislaw. SEenelewick.
Alien
1857 1142 Lonnis o. Fluharty. wife
and / child.
$3.50 24Ss Harry Branuk. Alien.
Ssl S James A Walsh. Wife.
1894 327 Dan Paudlua. Allen.
S95 1858 Weldie L. Michael. Wife.
S97 664 Cecil A. Casio. Wife and
child.
447 $50 John Tanning, Wife,
44S $50 Merclo Tarcheo. Alien.
$50 1912 Shambia Sabeck, Alien,
451 1886 James o. Fety. Condition
Of wife.
453 1891 Jessie c, Yost. Wife and
Q children.
454 S56 Demoil E. Male Wife and
2 children.
455 705 John Esifaft. Alien.
1855 1S46 James H. Higgtnbotham.
Wife and 3 children.
443 % Roy E. Ice. wife,
ass 1868 Howard A. Prickett. Con
dition Of wife.
46l 1857 Salvatore Belcesto. Alien.
462 576 Frank Mogush. Alien.
AL 1917 francesca Civillo. Alien
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COUNTY BOARD GETS
81 ADDITIONAL MEN
Fifteen Claims for Exemp.
ton On First, Call Were
DisalIOwed.

The county exemption board which
resumed its work yesterday made the
following announcements regarding
cases on the first call:
Exempted.
Or. Serial
&C 1886 William Mccoy. Wife and
child
50 514 Ignac Bonivlc. Wife.
40 54S John Kirsh. Alien.
121 1868 Long Girmont. Alien.
236 500 Andrew Ian. Alien.
212 2Ol7 John Mannard. Alien.
So 1863 Ben F. Parks. Wife.
81 654 Leo Cutlip. Dependent
father.
276 1868 Edward Smith. Wife and
E. child.
179 966 William Smith. Wife.
100 STA Enoch Bailey. Wife.
129 1851 Howard E. Curry. Wife
l child.
Called.
SO 10 Herschel Tetrtc. Claim
disallowed.
165 2939 Bill Clemmens. Claim dis
allowed.
65 600 Charles F. Fletcher. Claim
disallowed
26S $50 Jhon Christian. Claim dis
allowed.
/ 25O Clyde Hays. Claim disallow-
ed.
1O5 1923 james NJ. Gill. Claim disal-
lowed.
26 S77 Simo DeXelazla.
"A 1875 William Allen.
70 45S Patsy Beredo.
2O3 3O15 Leroy Spencer.
1877 542 William L. Edwards,
1876 2124 George Odell
2G4 1856 Lawrence Linn.
2O5 1869 Russell Nixon.
219 9S2 Ed. Redmond,
Cases Open.
112 1852 Samuel Washington.
23S 1926 C. B. Linn
Second Call casese Were Disposed Of
as follows:
Or. Serial
287 1856 William Gillian.
2S8 1875 Lawrence H, Straight.
293 6 Benz. Sharp.
295 1880 VIM. L. Miller.
296 GA Homer P. Caldwell.
300 $40 George StriCkler.
$40 1875 James Satterfield. Claim
not allowed.
316 638 John P. Tough.
319 1882 Heber c. Hlgginbothm.
3S1 4S5 Chas. Deroy.
333 21OS Lester Weaver.
334 1858 Howard Glover.
$40 1876 Mike HaraCz,
345 1866 John W. Glover
354 1882 Edw. E. Hayes. Claim not
allowed,
357 571 Stanley Marchasky.
632 1855 Fred G. McDougal.
1868 7O4 Arthur F. Durham.
374 2O12 Warder Frame.
3S5 1887 Lawrence R. Musgrove.
800 1865 John ]. Provance.
396 2765 Co1man c. Nuzum.
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a 1917 model. Finally when he was
starting on 15.mile walk TO the
nearest town Jones struck his foot
against cap of the same model of
the same car. He says the company
has service stations everywhere.