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The Washington times., 1917-08-30

from sulphur. lead, silver. mercury, zinc, AMI
line, coal tar products or their derivatives
That preparation is called "BrownAtone." II
is 30 easy and safe TO apply that the wonder
ia that anyone ever uses anything else.
''BrownAtons" instantly tintB the hair to
any shade Of brown Tor black that may be
desired. II the gray shows on your temples
or IL streakinE your hAir-if the ends Of your
hair are lighter than the balance, or II for
any reason you wish to stain all or part OF
your hair-use "Brownatons."
A sample and q booklet will b sent you
(fronu manufacturers only upon receipt OF
ioc. Mention shade desired.
All OF the leading drug stores sell Brown
atone" Two sizes, 1Sc and 800.
Insist on ''Brownntone" at your hhirdress-
er'H
Prepared by The Kenton Pharmaeai Co.
sts Coppin Bldg. CovinTton. Ky.
For sale IN Washington by O'Donnell's Drug
Stores Peoples Drug StorOs and othsr lead
ing dealers.-Advt.
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Sato TO BeHoSt
In Compliment
ToCountyn1en

/ The Japanese ambassador, Aimaro
Sato, will be host this evening at
! one of the most brilliant functions
Of the season, entertaining at the
Willard in compliment to Viscount
Kikujiro IshiI and the other members
Of the japanese mission. A reception,
to which nearly 1900 guests have
been asked. will follow a dinner party
OF 100 covers.
Among the dinner guests will be
the French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, the Italian ambassador,
the Russian ambassador. the Chinese
Minister and Mrs. KoO, the Belgian
minister, the Serbian minister, the
Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing,
the Attorney General. the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Burleson, the Sec
retary Of the Interior and Mrs. Lane,
the Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston, the Secretary OF Commerce
and Mrs. Redfeld, the Secretary OF
Labor, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James A.
Irons, Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Marsh.
and many other notables.
Nine. Tamaki Miura, the famous
Japanese prima donna, will sing. ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Keyes.
Nine. Miura was a classmate of Wis
count Ishii in Tokyo.
y
Senator to BE Host to Japanese.
Senator willard K. Salisbury will
entertain Viscount Ishii and the
members of the mission at dinner at
the Metropolitan Club tomorrow even
ing. There will be a number OF dis
tinguished guests to meet them.
Among the guests at the dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Larz Anderson gave for
Viscount Ishii last evening were the
Japanese ambassador. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland S. Morris, of Philadelphia, the
former ambassador-design to Ja-
pan: Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James A
Irons. Capt and Mrs. Charles c.
Marsh. members OF both the Japanese
embassy stan and the suite of the
special Japanese ambassador and
others from resident and official So
ciety.
For the reception there were ad-
ditional guests. The garden, charm
ingly illuminated. as well as the
drawing room suite, was used for he
entertainment.
The President and Mrs. Wilson en-
tertained an interesting little COM
pany in their box at B. F. Reith's
Theater last evening. having among
their guests the Presidents daughter,
Mrs william Gibbs McAdoo; Mrs.
William H. Boiling, Miss Bertha Boil.
ing, and John Randolph Boiling.
Sir Richard Crawford, commercial
adviser of the British embassy. and
lady Crawford are making q short
stay at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. III
New York. -.sa 60
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Wash Goods Snaps
THE busy CORNER

-36-inch SILK and Cotton Pom
gees, in plain colors, with nov
city printings and stripes. For
merly to 75c. One day d.
only, yard. kOC
-36-inch Sport Gabardines and
Poplins, in white. grounds with
stripes, figures, and plaids. For
merly to 69c. One day C4o
only, yard. d..............xkZS
-3s-inch printed Voiles, good
styles, in plaids, stripes and
floral designs. Clean up OF values
to 25c. One day 104o
only, yard. d............''xHZS
Kann's-street Floor.
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Dresses

One lot of Dresses, including
fine linen frocks; sheer voile
dresses, dresses Of pongee, wool
jersey and jap silk; a good as
sortment of colors; and the styles
are those that were so popular
this season. Sizes of course are
broken, but if you can find one
you like you will be lucky.
We're S10.95 to $25. CT 0E
One day Only-ChOice. 9I.SO
Dresses Of Flesh Georgette
crepe, white Georgette crepe,
crepe de chine, serge and taffeta;
straight pleated effects; and waist
line models; all good colors; and
all sizes in the collection.
Were $19.75 to $500.
Ct: GS:,::; ssy ;::'i;::.,,. 'siy@ SASS
Kann's-second Floor.
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Remnants of Silks

Friday, the day for you to an
ticipate future needs for yourself
or for the girls school dresses
all sorts of good lengths in this
assortment, and weayes and col
ors that are especially desirable.
Included in the lots are Sport
Pongees, Plain Standings, and
White Pongees. Silks formerly
75c to s1.25.
One Day Only, IN
q yard. rd.............,....O0C -.
Ranp'-Strset Floor.
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HostenH Rt MusIcnIe.

Mrs. franklin T. Howe was hostess
at an informal musicale last evening
at her home in Brookland, entertain
ing as a farewell compliment to DR..
Edgar r. Sather, first lieutenant in
the medical corps, U. 8. r. The pro-
gram was given by Miss Bertha Betz,
contralto; Edward Donovan, pianist:
Miss Grace Bromley and Willard
Howe, readers: Miss Mary Helen
Howe, soprano, and Jerome Williams,
pianist. DR.. Sather expects to leave
shortly for active duty in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson o. Harrison
and their sons, Malcolm Harrison and
Judson o. Harrison, Jr., accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Thompson,
have motored 10 Ocean City, Nd, and
are at the Atlantic Hotel for an In
definite stay.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane returned to Washington
yesterday after an absence of more
than two weeks They spent part of
the time motoring in New England.
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Miss Nancy Lane, who is with her
governess at Hot Springs. Va, will
return to town early in September.
Mrs. Earl I. Brown, wife Of Colonel
Brown, U. S. A, has as her guest her
sister, Mrs. H. B. Glover, Of South
port, ". c. Mrs. c. H. Fisher, Of
Highport. n. c., will arrive in Wash
inEton this evening to visit Mrs.
Brown. Her nephew. Horace Glover,
will come to town at the end of the
week to spend q few days with her.
Mrs. Brown and her guests will leave
Washington next week to motor to
Southport, n. c., her old home, to
attend q house party. They will be
Joined there by Colonel Brown, who
left Washington last Friday for At.
lAnts, Ga. where he will be stationed
for some time. Mrs. Browns nephew,
Lieut.. A. 2. Rieger, U. 8. n, sta
TONED in Annapolis, who was the
guest of Mrs. Brown, has gone to
Southport for the same house party.
Later Colonel and Mrs. Brown will
motor to Atlanta. where Mrs. Brown
will make her home as long as the
colonel is on duty there. She Is clos
ing her apartment in the Mendoza.
Mr. and Mrs. z. J. StelIwGEen are
spending several days at the Waldorf
L.
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Notions

Crochet Cotton, nearly an col
ors; We=yGrd spOols. Regularly
sc each.
One Day Sale price, r
z spools ls-for............,s-.OC
Cast Steel Scissors, : 51i-fneh
size; q small lot Of our 25c
quality.
One Day Sale price, 1E.
pair r''..'..'..''..'.''''' xOS
Kann's-street Floor.
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Instant Hair Stain
Better Than Slow
"ReStOrerS"

3 o m . folks
would ha We
20 u believe
at ey
have discov-
yred some mar
velous combi-
! nation hA
will restore
Ithe color to
gray. streaked
or faded hair.
without stain
ing Il. No
such prepra-
tion has ever
been discov-
cred.
There 10 only
one prepara-
tion 20 far as
we know that
is entirely free
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Neckwear

Collars Of Georgette crepe, in
white and colors; organdy, voile,
broadcloth; collar and cuff sets
of gingham and organdy; a few
vestees, stocks and jabots; also
some lace and net frills included
in this special lot Of
Values to 49c and some worth
more. One Day Sale Of
price. ce....................Ztc
Rann's-street Floor.
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Leather Goods


Lot Silk and Leather Bags, in
colors; some in black; others in
black and white combinations.
Values to S1.98. En-
One Day Sale price.
Just so Patent Leather Purses,
strap handle on top.
Regularly 98c. One En-
Day Sale price. e.........CVC
Silk Elastic Belts, in light blue,
maize, rose, pink and lavender.
SOC values. One Day o.
Sale price. .......... HJS
Kann's-street Floor.
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Plan Garden Party.

A garden party will be held on the
beautiful lawns OF the John Dickson
Home. Fourteenth and Gallatin streets.
tomorrow evening for the benefit OF the
Red Cross. The arrangements are being
made by the ladies OF the Piney Branch
auxiliary. an dthose who attend e as
sured a pleasant evening. The amuse-
ments will include music and dancing,
and flowers and refreshments will be on
sale. In case OF rain, the fete will be
held on the ample pofches Of the home.
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Col and Mrs. William c. wheatley
were among the Washington guests at
dinner given at White Sulphur Springs
on Tuesday by Miss Elizabeth Lowndes.
Over thirty members Of the summer
colony were present.
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Mrs. Howard. who has been visiting
her brother-in-law and sister. Brig. Gen.
William L. Marshall. L. S. A. retired.
and Mrs. Marshall. left town yesterday
to return to Atlanta
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Women's Shoes

CoLoNIALS, PUMPS, SLIP
PERS AND OXFORDS
formerly selling up to $6, in
patent colt and kid, gun metal,
kidskin and tan Russia calf.
Every pair a new and desirable
style for dress or street wear.
Choice of turned and welted
soles with covered or leather
heels. Not all sizes in each style
but all sizes in the combined as
sortment.
p.i2o On: day only ..$2.79
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Wool Dress Goods

Excellent assortment fine All
Wool Poplins, Storm Serges,
French Serges and Granite Cloths,
in black and eolors. Fine for
suits, skirts, coats and children's
dresses. $1.25 values.
One Day Only, no.
yard. .SHC
Ksnn's-street Floor.
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Millinery

Trimmed Straw Hats, in white
and black; worth up to 1895.
Straw Sailors, assorted braids,
white, black, and dark blue, worth
up to $2.95.
Satin Hats, some with tassels;
others braided with tassels;
worth up to $2.95.
ONE DAY ONLY 0E.
CHOICE .:.............O OOS
-Untrimmed Black Hats, also a
few white and colored straws.
ONE DAY ONLY En-.
CHOlCE. .............
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Veilinss

A Special Lot Of Yelling
Lengths; Hexagon and hairlins
meshes, in black, brown, taupe,
navy, purple, and white; also
some fancy meshes in black only.
25c values. One Day r.
Sale price, yard. ..........kOC
Kanu'-street Floor.
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Toilet Accessories

Toilet Accessories
Physicians and Surgeons Soap.
One Day Only, cake. sc
Large cake of Glycerine Soap.
One Day Only, 4 cakes for. Use
Java Rice Face Powder. One
Day Only, box. x.......---....z .zse
lib. can Kann's Borated Tai
cum Powder. One Day Only. Zoe
Kann's-street Floor.
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Ribbons

Ribbons, choose from: Dres-
dens, checks, stripes, plaids; plain
eolored satins; moires and taf-
fetas. All are 5 inches wide. For
hair bows, girdles and sashes and
hat trimmings.
One Day Sale price, Or
yard. kOC
-Grosgrain Pieot Edge Ribbons,
AZ inches wide;. choice Of Ameri-
can beauty, dark green, Alice
blue, old rose, gray, dark brown,
black, and black with white edge.
S9c value. One Day On
Sale price, yard: 500. .CSC
Kann's-street Floor. = ----....-.
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Miss Mary Walker,
Formerly of d. C.,
Weds Georgian

Miss Mary Barbour Walker, for
merly of Washington, and Edward
Lyndon, OF Augusta, Ga, were mar
ried on Tuesday in New York. They
had expected to have a large wedding
In the autumn, and Invitations were
being prepared, but the date of the
ceremony was advanced when the
brides mother, Mrs. Barbour Walker,
decided to start for France within a
few days to work with the American
Red Cross. Mrs. Walker is a Wash
ingtonian and was for several years
principal of the Cathedral School for
Girls. She resigned to assist Bishop
Brent in his work in the Philippines.
or late she and her daughter have
been living in New York.
The wedding of Miss Walker and
Mr.. Lyndon was very simple, the cere-
mony taking place in the ST. Ambrose
Chapel OF the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine. The brides uncle, the
Rev. DR.. Livingston Rowe Schuyler,
officiated. A small reception followed
at Mrs. Walkers apartment Mr.. Lyn-
don and his bride are now making q
honeymoon trip through New Eng
land.
= Mrs. LinZee Prescott, OF Boston, has
announced the engagsment Of her
daughter, Miss Augusta Peabody
Prescott, to Willard S. Simpkins. Mr..
Simpkins is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel S. Simpkins, of Boston. who
were for several years residents OF
Washington. They are spending the
summer at Hamilton, Mass.
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for next summer the cottage in Prairie
avenue, Newport. which she is occu-
pying during the present season.
Commander Gherardi Is on sea duty.
Mrs. Carl Joerissen will leave
Washington on Sunday for a short
visit to Miss Ethel Weed at her sum-
mer home in the White Mountains. N
II. During Mrs. Joerissen's absence.
Mr.. Joerissen will take a short motor
trip. Mrs. Joerissen has recently
completed a stay of several weeks at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. William T. Baggett will leave
town on Sunday to make a series OF
visits in Tennessee and Mississippi
In the early autumn she will sail for
Honolulu TO meet her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fred
erick Mitchell. who are making an
extended tour OF the Orient and who
will begin their return journey with
in a few weeks. Mr.. Mitchell is tea
examiner for the Government Mrs
Baggett and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
will return to Washington shortly be-
fore Christmas
MES Julian James has as her guest
her cousin. Miss Mason. Of New York
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Books

Special Clearance Sale Of Hurt
Books. Many interesting titles.
Odds and ends remaining from
recent sales, some books worn
from handling, etc.
One Day Sale price, <.
s for 25e; each. ...........-.OC
-Four Big Titles by Popular
Authors:
The Vale Of Illusion, by Lor-
raine Catlin Brower.
Lady Baltimore, by Owen Wis
ter.
The Miller Of Old Church, by
Ellen Glasgow.
The Golden Silence, by c. N.
and A N. Williamson.
Choice, One Day Or
Only' nly'..'..'...'.'-.-.'...kOS
Kann'-Downstairs.
-sa~s
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. stellwGEsn are
spending several days at the Waldorf
Astoria, in New York.
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Buttons

White Pearl Buttons, good quail
ity; in fish-eye styles; choice Of
four sizes. There are 8 to II on
a card. For dresses, blouses, chill
dren's garments and white skirts
these buttons are ideal
One Day Sale price, z.
cdrus s'ss........ .OA
Kanp'-street Floor.
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THE SOCIAL SIDE
Capital Fetes
Aero Experts
From Italy

Dinner parties and luncheons in
honor OF the members OF the italian
aviation mission are among the most
interesting events on the social pro-
gram this week. The Duke di San
gro, attache OF the italian embassy
gave a luncheon at the Shoreham for
them today, and last evening Major
Calico, OF the italian army, had sew
eral members Of the mission dining
with him at the Powhatan Hotel.
General GuglieImotti, military at
taehe OF the embassy, and Major PtT-
fetti, head of the Italian aircrsft mis-
sion to America, had a luncheon yes
terday at the willard in honor OF the
eight Italian aviators who arrived In
town Wednesday, and who are to
teach Americans how to iy the big
Capzbni airpianes. The italian am
bassador, Count Macchi di Cellere,
was among the guests.
The party was given in the Presi-
dential suite, and the table was dec
GRATED with the Italian colors, red'
white. and green. The guests, in ad-
70 lht dAAOaSeaNSAr %
Gen. George O. Squier, General Tozzi.
head of the Italian military mission;
Rear Admiral David W. Taylor. Major
Leslie MacDill. Col. L. Tozzi, Col.
Charles Mex. Saltzman, Capt. Lam
berto vanutelli. naval attache OF the
italian embassy; Mr.. Montgomery.
Mr.. Deeds, Mr.. Cable. Mr.. Diffen, and
the newly arrived aviatoFs. The lat
ter group included Captain Cappi and
Lieutenant Resnati, who recently
few from Udine to Milan with the
British and American aircraft mis-
sions, and Lieutenants Adamoli. Bal
lerina, Baldioli. d'Amico. Cestoni, and
TomilIo. Lieutenant Resanti wears
two silver medals for bringing down
as many Austrian airplanes.
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Guest Of Lieutenant General Young.
Mrs. George Read, who is closing
her house in Nineteenth street, is the
guest OF her father, Lieut.! Gen. S. B.
NJ. Young, and Mrs. Young, at Sol
diers' Home for a few days. She was
Joined there yesterday. by Miss Mar
garet Read, who returned from an
extended stay in New York. Mrs.
heaQ ana MISS hehQ Will 20 TO NC"
York shortly to be near Brigadier
General Read. who Is on duty at
Camp Upton, Long Island.
General and Mrs. Young have with
them the generals daughter, Mrs.
John r. R. HAnnay. She will leave
shortly to Join Colonel Hannay, who
has recently been assigned TO duty
at Camp Upton. Col. John T. Knight
and O'Ferrall knight, who were
guests OF General and Mrs. Young,
have returned to West Point
Capt. and Mrs. n. B. tBriseoe have
given up their apartment in the On
tario and have gone to Fort Myer,
where they have been assigned quar-
ters.
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur Is closing
her apartment in the Ontario prepara-
tory to accompanying her son. Col.
Douglas Macarthur, who leaves
Washington in a few days on duty.
Martin vogel, Assistant United
! States Treasurer, and Mrs. Vogel have
gone to White Sulphur Springs TO re-
main about ten days.
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Women's s Wearables

Breakfast Sets, in blue and
white, pink and white, or tan and
white striped madras; sizes Ss to
46.
Our $500 quality. d IN
One Day Sale price. ..4l.OU
White Habutai Silk Petticoats,
double panel back and front fin
ished with founce.
$3.50 values. 90 m
One Day Sale price. :@k.UU
-Plisse Crepe Dressing Sacques;
V-neck, embroidery trimmed; also
figured lawns made with sailor
collar, tucked back and front.
$1.00 values. en-
One Day Sale price. IOSC.
Kann's-second Floor.
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-Women's Bleached Ribbed
Vests, with. low neck, and no
sleeves; taped arms; Swiss NIB.
One Day Only, IN.
eden' n'''s'....'s s.'........I IW
-Women's Union Suits, with Isle
body and glove silk top; low neck,
no sleeves; in pink.
One Day Only, e1 m
Kana's-street Floor.
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Juniors Coats

Girls, Juniors, and Misses
Coats; a broken line Of fancy
plaids and checks, navy serges;
some trimmed in contrasting col
ored silk collars; fancy buttons
and new stripe collar; all sizes
represented; but not in all styles.
Sizes 8 to IL years; Is, to 10
years; IA to 20 years.
Values to Ss.95. 90 0E
One day only.
Rann's-second Floor.
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The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane returned to Washington
yesterday after an absence OF more
than two weeks They spent part of
the time motoring in New England.
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Miss Nancy Lane. who is with her
governess at Hot Springs. Va. will
return to town early in September.
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NS~@A~ W SAA2
Stamped Pillow Cases, excel
lent quality tubing; initials
stamped free upon request.
65c Value. One Day En-
Only, pair. .......... ..-. Jul
Stamped All Linen Guest Tow
els, simple, effective design for
embroidery. One Day Or
only, each. ..........Z ZOC
Stamped Turkish Towels, guest
size; stamped for simple, pretty
embroidery. One Day 101
only, each. h...........-. lkzC
Kann'-Third Floor.
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Sir Richard Crawford, commercial
adviser of the British embassy, and
lady Crawford are making q short
stay at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. IN
New York. as- .-..-s@ 60
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Capt and Mrs. N. B. iBriseoe have
given up their apartment In the On
tario and have gone to Fort Myer,
where they have been assigned quar-
ters.
The Washington times., 1917-08-30

MEs. Julian James has as her guest
her cousin. Miss Mason. Of New York
The Washington times., 1917-08-30

Mrs. Arthur Macarthur Is closing
her apartment in the Ontario prepara-
tory to accompanying her son. Col.
Douglas Macarthur, who leaves
Washington in a few days on duty.
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Martin Vogel, Assistant United
States Treasurer, and Mrs. Vogel have
gone to White Sulphur Springs TO re-
main about ten days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
CITY DEMANDS BETTER
CONDUCT ON RIVER BOAT
Webster Warns Agent Present
Conditions Will Forfeit
Docking Privilege

Director Webster. of the Department of
Wharves, Docks and Ferries, has notified
James T. Otis, agent for the river steam
boat Thomas Clyde, that conditions and be-
havior on that boat must improve at once
or It will be necessary for the vessel to find
a new docking place after this season. The
boat has been using the Arch street pier.
which is No 8, and which is a city pier.
The issuance of the order the result
Of a editorial published In the EVENING
LEDGER last Tuesday, which suggested to
Director Webster how he could proceed
against the company's operating the boat
on which alleged evil conditions prevailed.
The order also came after n detailed report
was submitted to Director webster by Mrs.
Marion L. Cohen-Polak, president of the
Big Sisters. an organization formed for the
purpose of promoting sociablity among
working girls. and inducing the young wom'
en- to study social conditions
A complaint, based on the report of an
Investigator who took a sail on the Thomas
Clyde recently on Sunday was submitted
to Director Webster and described condi-
tions on the boat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
GOOD TEMPLARS ADJOURN
Pennsylvania and Delaware Delegates
Will Meet Next Year at Wilmington

COAT SN1LLE. Pa, July 26.-Members
or the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and
the Delaware lrtcrnatiDnal order of Good
Templars, after their annual session here
lasting three days, adjourned today to meet
next year at Wilmington, Del Reports
from officers show that the order is in good
shape and the work is being carried on by
lodges in all parts Of Pennsylvania and
Delaware
\ grand rally was held in the Olivet NJ
r. Church, at which the Rev Forrest +.
Dagger. d. D., Of Philadelphia. was the prn-
cipal speaker. A new lodge will be formed
as result of this gathering. Many vet
Grams Of the order attended.
officers elected follow: Grand Chief
Templar. Elwood Nichols. Hamorton, Pa :;
Grand Counselor Edward T. Morris. Phla-
delph!a Grand Secretary. ! dward Coleman
Jr.. Philadelphia; Grand Superintendent
Juvenile Work. Victor G. johnson, Kersey.
Pa; Grand Vice Tempar Mrs Adelta
Dawson. Newark, Del: Grand Treasurer,
Lewis T. Martindell, Philadelphia Grand
Counselor Harry C. Little, Richardson
Park, Del. Past Grand Chief Tempar J.
*. Hauck, Philadelphia Grand Super
irtendent Temperance Educator, Lille NJ
Stroup, Wilmington. Del. Grand Assistant
Secretary. Mary T. Little. Richardson Park,
Del. Grand Chaplain Annie J, Wcichmann.
Philadelphia; Grand Marshal, Earl F..
Dawson, Newark Del. Grand Guard. John
r. Marsden. Philadelphia Grand Sentinel,
James l. Brown, Newark, Del Grand
Messenger, Emma Nichols Hamorton. Pa. /;
Grand Deputy Marshal Olive l. McCorgle,
West Chester, Pa.