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The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24
HELPED TO LAND
BIG ACID PLANT
Manager Board of Commerce.

Manager Board of Commerce.
Pulaski Heights is proud of George
Firmin, of Sixth and Walnut streets,
our most distinguished citizen, 10
whose untiring energy must be
ascribed much of the credit for hav-
ing secured for Little Rock the $12,-
100000 picric acid plant to be erected
immediately on a Factoria Addition
site of 1000 acres in East Little
The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24

Rock Mr.. Firmin, as manager of the
Board of Commerce, is one of the liv-'
est wires the city has ever had This
is to be the biggest plant of the kind
in the world, employing about 1000
skilled laborers.
The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24
PATENT FOB LAND.

Henry Heinze has secured from the
government the patent to his home
stead in Section %, township 2 N,
Is w.
The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24

at all times heart to heart and Shout
der to shoulder with the members of
the Oklahoma delegation; and the
grafters were beaten off, the Indian
estates saved to the rightful owners
and the honor of the government pre-
served.
No living man is entitled to more
honor or credit for these accomplish
ments within the past ten years than
is Hence Jacoway. It is because of
his fearless courage and of his deter
mination to stand for all that is right
and honorable when assailed by
strong and selfish influence on all
sides, that has built up that bond Of
friendship and affection and apprecia-
ton between him and the best people
of this country. They wish him well
in all of his affairs, political and
otherwise; and if the good people of
the State of Arkansas should ask
them for their opinion, they would
unhesitatingly say that it would be a
great mistake to swap off Hence JAG
oway for any other man who has not
been actually tried out in the fires Of
experience and suffering.
The above tribute to the worth and
qualifications of H. M. Jacoway YVES
published in recent issue of the
Pittsburg County Guardian, at Nc
Alester, Okla. 1t was written by
former newspaper man of Little Rock,
one who was thoroughly conversant
with the record and achievements of
Mr.. Jacoway. The commentator of
such men as he is sincerest tribute
that could be paid any man, being
wholly unsolicited and unselfish.
A cleaner, more honorable, or more
thorough conscientious man. in both
public and private life, never served
in the halls of Congress than Hence
| Jacoway.
The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24
COUNTY ELECTION
NEXT TUESDAY
COMPLETE LIST OF THE cANpL
DATES AND THE OFFICERS
WHO WILL HOLD ELEc-
TON IN PULASKI.

and at times sensational feat
ures in a few of the state. district
and county offices.
Herman burst has resigned as sec
Rotary of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee and M. c. Hutton. of
the Voss-Barbee Manufacturing Com
pany, has been elected in his place.
Places on the Ballot.
The places on the ballot were
drawn by lot, and the ballot will APP
pear as follows:
United States Senator.
STEPHEN BRUNDIDGE.
JOE T. ROBINSON.
Congressman.
M. L. DUNAWAY.
H. M. JACoWAY.
Governor.
l. C. SMITH.
CHARLES H. BROUGH.
Associate Justice.
T. H HUMPHREYS.
Attorney General.
JOHN D. ARBUCKLE.
secretary OF state
THOMAS j. TERRAL.
State Auditor.
HOGAN OLIVER
State Treasurer.
JOE FERGUSON.
ERNEST Upton.
Superintendent Public instruction.
J. L. BOND.
Commissioner of Mines. Manufactures
and Agriculture.
JOHN G. FERGUSON.
JOHN H. PAGE.
missioner of State Lands.
W. B. OWENS.
Railroad Commissioner.
WALTER G. BRASHER.
Circuit Judge, First Division.
WALTER H. PEMBERTON.
JOHN w. WADE.
Circuit Judge, Second Division.
GUY w. FULK.
Circuit Judge, Third Division.
G. w. HENDRICKS.
Prosecuting Attorney.
GEORGE F. JONES.
w. G. HARKEY.
BURT BROOKS.
ABNER McGHEE.
GEORGE w. EMERSON.
FRANK H. DODGE.
Representatives.
DONALD HAWTHORNE.
J. r. ALEXANDER.
c. P. NEWTON.
GEORGE P. ELKINS.
TOM JOHNSON.
JACK w ASHTON.
ERNEST BARBER.
ADOLPH JACOBSON.
VIVIAN O. BRACK.
FRED w. MCDONALD.
G. NJ. MATHEWS.
]. H. REYNOLDS.
GEORGE w. PARDEE.
Il. O. BAGLEY.
WILL R. MASHBURN.
H. A. KNOWLTON.
State Senator.
J. /. TRAWICK.
GROVER T. OWEN.
EARL D. KIDDER.
GEORGE VAUGHAN.
County and Probate Judge.
LEE MILES.
Sheriff and Collector.
w. M. TWEEDY.
GODFREY SCRUGGS.
WALTER E.. TAYLOR.
RICHARD R. ALLNUT.
NORMAN A. BELLER.
J. E. MATTHEW'S.
chancery Clerk.
w. S. BOONE.
HARRY L. HORTON.
Circuit Clerk and Recorder.
j. E. CHRISP.
JACK MALONEY.
County and Probate Clerk.
GUY B. TUCKER.
DAN D. QUINN.
]. KIRK TUNNAH.
Treasurer.
M. e. AKIN.
Assessor.
DAVIS F. SCOTT.
VERNON HEATH.
County Surveyor
FRANCIS Fl. CONWAY.
Coroner.
S. P. LAUGHTER.
Constable Big Rock Township.
]. M. HAYNIE.
FRANK MARTIN.
LEE HIGH.
w. H. MOFFEIT
w. M. RANKIN.
NOAH T. NICHOLS.
Justice of the Peace, Big
Rock Township.
PAT e. RING.
A. BRIZZOLARA.
The Pulaskian., 1918-05-24
The Mercantile
Trust Co.

Announces That 1t Has been Ad-
mitted to Membership in the
Federal Reserve System.
This Trust Company is now sub
iect to examination by the expert
examiners appointed by the Nation
al Government. Our depositors' in
terests are doubly safeguarded and
the maximum of safety is assured
every account, large or small, en-
trusted to us.
The Mercantile is the first Trust
Company in the State of Arkansas
to be admitted to membership iii
the st. Louis Federal Reserve
Bank. 1t is therefore the first Trust
banking business under the greater
facilities provided by membership
in the Federal Reserve System.
The Mercantile Trust
Company
w. L. HEMINGWAY, President
Second and Louisiana SITS.
Little Rock, Ark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
DELIGHTFUL DANCE
TO BE GIVEN TOMORROW
Many South PhiladclphianS TO At
tend Aquinas Catholic Clubs
Large Ball at Coils Hall

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,nrd ,r,. r,,,.. ,-.,.' lac, Ella, \,,iiu.,, r,irnrn.
7'''' ~ wv M
'un tomorrow evening AT ' '"H '''I --
South For.tth street The otltror- tu charg'
ur tho dame. tu,.uL, Ar. Leo Ia,,rt, Pres.
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W. "mIou- ,""I' ,, r,,,.,
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r',Nu,%'. WI, '",I Viz ,,rn,..
',.,' ,.,II,n,,c,. ,i,.,. 'Nnrp,rrt Gallagher.
,I N,,ri ,,,ini, ui.. Tiuir Hartmann.
Vi. ,. ti,,,. IL. lu., lIor Niss Alice.
iinl,,i, ui.s Irnr,, IInr Mis- IIrlru IIauiI.
' ,i. I,i,,.,,, iIcn,, Ni.g ',ru kai,,.
NJ. u,,. ,',,,.,,r AHA. sarah Nulhoriu. Mis-
i.,.,,,,,,, ,I,,lh,,,u uis. Erll, ,rirr NIi.s
,.,i,oI ,,,,il,,r, Ni.. Marie IInr Mis- Marie
LnI, Mis. N,ri, kcrCcr, Nil. Margaret
Ioyr Mis-. Narir I,E,trtugc MI. lIclcu
,r..r.tb Nr.- Marie Mccall Nil. Margaret
,,,i,. ,Ii'. ,i,r,. NI,,I n,,.,h'iu Mi, Anna
,n't ,l'. ,,,,, \r,,rlr, Nil. \ru, N,cr,
,, ,,,,,,,, Nr,.,,, Nis, yta.iu MorT,n
Ais N,rir p,.,tt Mis- Anna Pratt. Mis-,
,rr, I,n,,ud Mis-. Nurgur,t Quinn Mis-
I,",,i,,, nninn Miss Anna Erillv, Mis- I;osc
80, Nfi.y ,crc S,c,r Miss r,thcrinr
rraJ, Nis. Norr,rct T,,u,h. Miss Marie
S,t,,,, ui,s ,,,tLrrin, Wr>lrr. Miss " Wiur-
r'',I ,,,Il,,.,hcr Mis- ricauor M,chau, Mis-
N,,i, N,,,,rr, Mis-. Catherine M1;rr Mis-
,, ,,,,ns,o,, Nigs N,hrI NorrnV Miss
,i,r, r,y.,u ui.t l,I,aun. NJa,.l Miss VI
i' ,r,,r,'. ,Iiss Irrl, n'r;ricn. Mis-. Suo
,,.,'i,or N,iy, N,r, tI.uu Miss catherine
,,, Iriy' pcL, i,irq.tour Miss. Ecye,r
,,r,,,, Mic, Iicrr NrI;iulry Mis-. Marie
i,ps,'" ,t,''s,', N;.., unrc,,c, X,rtnu Miss Mar
,,,ot Gt,,,,nr Mis- T,Ior,ucc lIiIIcrosa, Mis-
- L,i,,,,r.,II Niiss M,rin Srarrr Miss T;uac
WN',,,i'I Mis- IIclcu ,'rrtiu. Miss .IuIia
ii',r,, ui.s IiIIi,r onto Miss Anna
.r,a,,,S Mis- S,dir El,Icr. Mir. y. u. ,arury
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
MUSICAL TEA FOR
LENTEN OFFERING
Enjoyable Afternoon Spent at
Parish House of Episcopal
Church i'm L.anSdownc

musical tea was given a. the rarish
house Of tho Episcopal Church in I.uusdoyuc
on Monday afternoon by tho worau'y Gui,d
OF the church Each year this organization
Pledges 500 to the Lcutcn offering. and it was
to help RAISE thus iund that the tea was given.
Thcrc were number of persons there: and
they were entertained by an attractive mus.
''I program which consisted Of violin qolos
by Mrs William Wharton. accompauicd H.,
Mrs. t. IIall Andersen: several songs by
MISS kaihtyn jarvis; piano solos by Mis-
Marion Mishlcr: and ducts ON the uiguo b,.
NI'' Ntr"d 9. Ual"' aud Mrs. L. Han Nn-
d"rScn Miss Frances Schrcner gave some
extremely clover rcHiiuG3 from THE Country
'"u,tu MrH Nelson -. Iyytcr also cal, "A
short patriotic talk to the women urcgrut
U'r tNo'u" bong substitute and Lcgiolato"
Another musical tea was glvcu on Saturday
Afternoon 3i tll" home of Mrs u llalI An
d"rS"lL This WAS also FOR tho bcucfii Of tho
lcntcn offering Of the Episcopal Church. Mrs
w u. ward played the harp Nrry William
wharton Ea'c several violin solos. Miss
Kathryn Jarvis Sang Mrs Alfred G. I;pjru
aud Mrs T. Hall Anderson plavcd some
niauo ducts, Mrs George ". DuuCas con-
l'lhutod novel whiStlug number and Miss
j. hncca Schrciucr Gavc some readings
VI ih" century club movies on Muuday
evening. Mrs Charles Mcrccr Bailcy was
hostess, and she was assisted hv Mr. bailey
and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan IT, StpiHcU The
branch Of the Womar's Council of National
I'cG"ns" ont thor" had asked Mr.. Claude \
sampler oF f.ansdoWnc, to give a four
minute tak on the wheat question and tho
vital necessity for saving the wheat by using
substitutes. Mr.. Simplcrs son. Iicutonan,
Albert A. simpler. is with the Coast Artillery
Corps. in France.
Tho Delta Gamma Delta Sorority Of tho
IHnsdo"n" High School gave ~ subscription
dane" ~ tho Twentieth Century Club last
saturday "NeuinE Misc Ncttlc ,rccr r.
tn" ur"sid"ut Of this sorority aud tho other
w"nhcrs iucudc Mis- Elizabeth Rrackiu
Mis' Nuna crawford. Miss Emma Galbraith
Miss Margaret Kennedy. Miss Amelia Ogdon,
Mis- Margaret Dunn. Miss Carrie Niup Miss
Nnua brow. Miss Gertrude brow. Miss Kath.
r,u MHilieu, Miss Lillian Wilkinson. Mis-,
Mabel Lohr. Miss Edua Lynch Mise Maiy
Ingram, AMI Miss Margaret Dickinson
The wonana chorus Of tho Twentieth
| century club meet n the clubhouse on Mon
| day afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Engagements Announced

Mr. and Mrs, Daniel I. Murpi,y. OF 10
North Twcuty-frst street announce the "a
ygoement Of their DAUGHTER Miss Anna c.
Muruhv. to Mr.. Edward j. O'Nch of Grace
willie. MINI.
Mrs Lillian Mc,'usl;er, % 2'i4 North
twelfth street, announces the cnga scment OF
her dauchrer. Miss ite"ln' Mpv claire Me
Cuslier, 10 Mi. Samuel NJ, Rhoads, of ti.s city.
Miss McCusker vii, he one OF the early
spring brides. -
lIr. and Mrs. II y. DurGett OF i?17
Cedar avenue, announce tine engagement Of
,heIr daughter. Miss Anna NJ. Burnett to
Mr. Harry y. Mines. Of IIaddorfield. N. j.
Mira George w NeT. Jr.. of 5515 Webster
street, announced ,he enlargement at 2 bu'"t
luncheon and card party, given on TUESDAY
afternoon Among The Hu"'ts present were
Mrs. Lester Deaner and Mss elsie Miues,
sisters OF Mr Mines; AIRS Arthur Buretop,
of l.ansdowne; Miss Fannie Luiz, OF Nor
rIstown; Mrs. John HAIL, Mrs, Bsrnard
Robertson. AIRS. Joan Christ, Miss LiIan
RoeIlix and Miss Mafgsret Burnett, OF this
~ III IL 4 AN t.tli
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
VALENTINE DANCE
IN HADDONFIELD
entertainments Given in Camden
and Nearby Towns for Various
Charitable Purposes

\ ,.tI,t.tI,, ,lt,,,., v.ll h, hold 'N = L. tutlw
10, fn, St,,.a ran pirl. nf IIaddornrld fur the
n,nriit of tho r,d ,ru.- Many tirkci. have
hccu ..nld for tho ,Uair The committee IN
rrar,c i. vrn,l.in, h.,tlI ,n make the affair a
.r,rr..
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N,.S Mari" stanton h'.d u ear" p!IN "l
''' N"EhlS OF 'oluWbus t'"mc III """'u
"h u,.H"N "N"'iug i"r 'h" h,urIN "' th" wa,
'"' '''!"' wa h'',, '"'E ''''''" '. w,
'I" wa. wei a'trnd'd. Many rTI'' were
'N"'1'1 I" the Niun"js
Tb" Hui,-do Assembly gave the tnud or
10 -'rj"" of dauoo" m "a of the West lorscy
l'"Wrnr"tht" Il"sptal la.l Thurda> uEht at
't"rsHr IIui camden. Nearly 2no PERSONS
'iioud'd the Hltair. which Wa. q great sH''
''"- Th" nual ddu," VIII l." given on
N'r,' :
Th, ,.,rr,I,u ,'nri,,.u Of Ir,,iuh Women held
lls third ouru r,crtfnc ai tho hmur Of Mrs.
presided over l,y Nr. runrmau Nrtcr
rrpurtau hIaiu,>,, wa. transacted the mcul-
hcrs were entertained with m,rsir hy Miss
I;u~c t;luslrIrg aud Ais Anna EuttCuhurE
Members %, ,'loss Nu . of IIoly Trinity
SuuIa, school of i'oinu.~vood win take
I"rj IN 20 Valentine party which win h" given
at IL" bonn" ur their teacher At aiG lladdon
aNcuur.
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,,rrn Nc. IIrrurd St,nhrr,nu .onr,uo yoloiyt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
PEOPLES Relief Committee to
Give Masquerade Next Week

large nal ra.uuc is to Ice given ON
.,,,ui;s,lry evening. February - at the N"'td-
nv, of Music ~ aid Of the jewish war sur
,.,,,r. II Is to bc given under the auspices
- ,uc pcoples Relief Committee of Amer
,., ono thousand dollars in prizes viii bc
,uar,lcd to the best costumes.
rr, Academy will he transformed that eve.
no into a dancing palace. with elaborate
".,I decorations. There win also bc appru-
,.,.,le electric signs Of various colors here
aud there, aud two splendid orchcstras Will
ru,nish the music.
several committees have been appointed
il. ,burgc uf the ball. which include: The
.,,uuittee Of officers, made up OF Mrs. NJ
t,nr, chairman; Mr.. L. Ettngcr executive
,,,rrtgry; Doctor Ershner, recording secrc-
,,Iv and Doctor Shantz, treasurer the prize
van, r,ittee, made up OF DIR. VI. Leof Mr.. Bel
- AIR. Setdman, Doctor Melnick and Doctor
Wnilu,an: the refreshlsent committee. in
.'hirh are included Mrs. Love Mrs Melnicorr.
Mrs LeGt Mrs. Mazar, Mrs. Melnan Mrs
rsraE Mrs. huederman and Mrs Seidman,
,rd ,he souvenir committee, vii ch includes
Nr. Love. Mr., l. Goldberg, Mr. Bellak and
Mr. light
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

CASTOR Church and has membership of
about $50 Mrs. Fli2ahoth Pc cock is chair-3
man; Mrs. II. f'ttor, ,icc chairman; Mi~r
irene Mcbride. secretary, and Miss Mary
campbell treasurer W.
ON Saturday evening the CHRISTIAN Ea.
deaNor sociote9 OF this church held thcir
banduct IN the North Hrarch V. ~ c. Al
huhdng. There were co guests Mr.. Hugh
WvIie ana Mr.. ha"ry Wiader. presidents NJ
Sections and y t5ok turns rs toastria.ier-.
ind The toes'a werc Responded to by Mrs. "
Nc''o'nb. Miss Torrance anI Nr w. Bore
nan An address was i1ade Ly the I,ev, Dr.
Nee1a, OF Princeton y. ~. and vocal soils
"''s rNcn +, Mas Florence Gcrn aod NJ.
: 1o;ass Leonard
''rie WlI he an Huusugly at.recttys pro
A'a'n ti i'c fch"aarv 'NcojrE OF tine sister
nooH OF Tho iodcph Shaloa Congregation cna
fAGrFGJy. the "is'. +. tho lorraine Hotel
t'".d 'i'eti and tatmoun, avenue The
.'I'""o"n dramatic roadey Miss asane
''a''he."er. o. New NorE viii render the
follow ius program: An episode in TIE life OF
Wv little Boz from 'lic Danish, Cart
t0dJ pru piCiWe Of truisr auvn, "Ths
.t@'", James iiaucts iaNcr. ~ giirpse
Of 'u.GGn"d. "iIs "id,P lu tho IaE,"
NH'o" T. ltG. y p'a.' m src act. THE Un-,
,co'' iio7t i'erc'yal vice; ~hs,Hcters. tne
surgeon. i've N.s'toi. "a. Orderly. scene All
iWpro'seo Nuer.oai Nosyi,at ~ parts
poDm. of Patriotism ,a) THE Road to
france David NJ henderson: tb) Young
fej"" My Lad" Robert Service: ,c) IN
NWst' rdam,' Eugene Field
the musical portion Of the program viii
.IcIudc solos and duets by Lewis James
'ioNcIi ana Bert Poland The cnterts snment
N'I r"Sc Win the singing OF The Star
Np"hgI"d BANNER led by Miss Marjorie
Nh'ahams. I. y motor messenger The
ErIs Of Scout Troop No II will act as
u-h"rS. Guest cards may be secured from
"l'S L 7. Meyer. Of 9OS North Eighth
street Mrs Alfred l;osenstein. the prcs-
u, NJ wlll preside Mrs. Albert Berkowjtz.
WIS. 'N'liO l'osenau are Njc, presidents Miss
| 'a'ric 7 Kuhn is recording secretary. Mrs.
ihNid Ncr"nbcrg. corresponding secretary.
ana MIS-, oscar Kind treasurer.
Miss Edna Graft. Of 1898 Moth Thirt, /.
| second street IL the guest OF her sister Mrs
! paNd 'arit> at her home In New York
Mrs =. Carr of 1855 North Twelfth street,
! entertained the members OF the Frank A
| Williams o. y. d. Glass in Goodman NJ E
| Church AT her home.
owing TO tho orders OF the fuel admins.
| traitor, the musical comedy. "a BEARDED
! Honance.' which was to have been given by
/ st I'curNs Dramatic club o1 Monday
! evening. at Moose Hall 1914 North Broad
| street has been POSTPONED until tpril 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron l.. Miller OF 1897
| North Seventeenth street. gave a Valentine
| dance last Saturday evening at ,reir home,
| IN honor OF their daughter. Miss Florence
/ Miller The decorations and faVors were ia
| he'pinE with 81. Valentines day. as were also
| tho costumes OF the young people. The keep
ing Of the pretty customs Of St Valentine S
| paN IN these practical wartimoS takes the
! worry and wcarncss from our lives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Motor Messengers to Give Vaudeville Show at Navy
Yard Tonight-Nancy Wynne Chats About
Kntting-Betty' Engaged,

nnehuc. Girard Farms entertained on Tues
'"F the members Of her bridge club
NrS, Edwin GrosScup. of the Swa,thmore
Lu'''nt TWcrty-secoud and walnut
'Uee,s, entertained at bridge and luncheon
"ond'N ~" guc t. were Mrs. Bcss
luxe Miss ju'ia Npp nzcllar. Mr. Fred
%T,necN' Mr4 ldwin Schoal Mrs Robert q.
.c,,., "rJ ",@' ~ Van T.ump, Mrs. Laura
>'rdc., Nj, Frcdcrick E,cs. AIrs v. Ger
.Nrd' ~, Mr.. Frederick Dauncnhaucr and Mrs,
George Bctz
Mr. ard Nrrs Rohor, g. No,re poyc q dim
"'F a"d ridge nur'y on Thursday evening
M thcir home '5l7 South colorado street
,,lrard Farms. ~ honor Of Mrs Mitchell
Ih're Wofc twelve guess
T1c Friends or tho urtovu Iromo for the
we v" tN"ir iNrd H"uual rhprity dancr
.,' ''"Nug at Mercantile 1tau BROAD and
N''''r sr""'R Many ro,cl fcaturca were
',rn 'uccd. t'c d'uce hcinc cal!c, "thc Dance
~ W""dcrs." Tho corrit'Ca i'm charge Of
~" 'Hair includ"h Mr. Wltat l,,hin. Mr.
benJamin Lcvcut1u. Mr. David schwartz
M u" 'iam'n Co'd M living EnthcrE Mr.
We 'Jamir Sl"Tonr Mr. George StalI>cr. Doctor
M'Nn Nr. S"mrcl Ears n. Mr. David Wax
MAJ Nr ' Hu'EoA, Nr Bcniotniu Levin, Mr..
an1 Mrs. : Gold NJ. Henry Crudnor Miss
'"'o-kN. Mis- Anna Euyit2 Miss Clara Kuv-
~ Miss Evalnc LeNjnsou. Mis- Rose Frank
WIS., rita Frank Mis- ECi,n Eorman. Mise
''-'''' - ~ y non, MISS Agnes lIDSCntltH.
Miss Matilda Cohen Miss Rosa Eucnig and
MISS Euac Eiudcrm9u.
The members Of the comfort KNITTING class
held their meeting on Moudav at the home
ot Mrs. Frank NJ Gray. ljS Harvey street.
NiSSHhickou. This class has sent $50 gar
Wcnt" to ~" soldiers and tailors and the
knticrs are now hard at work rornulctiug
OUTFIT" for u submarine ANY one desiring
to cont ihut" to- tho wool fund may send the
amount 10 Mr. Frauk EcuVorthy. president,
'1"J EdE" avenue. I;oNhoruugh
colIc" social was hcld uu Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs Robert Tc Forte ON lIcrmit's
lane. Among those assisting the hostess
were Mrs +. 4. Strodaon Miss Augusta
'ullack, Miss Anna Eaucuzahn. Mrs John
Gramm"r, Mrs. Harry Forgcy. Mrs. Chris
tian Ritter, Mrs. David Reader. Mies Auau-
da Wunsch. Mrs. l.. II, kappis. Miss May
Jclle. Mrs Florence McNally. Miss Emily
'ollack. Miss Jean poac,. Miss t.5tellc
Iittcr Miss Anna Ritter Miss Wanda
Reader. Miss Edith McDpHald Miss Mary
licnrN Miss Carolyn Henry. Miss Elsie
Miltcnborgcr. Miss Beatrice kuppis Miss
Adele lie Font, Mrs John Niltcubcrgcr Mrs
EentH Mrs. Adolnh Graloss Mrs Harry
jackson and Mrs. W. Dcuglcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

THE much-talked.of "shreds and
l Patches" will be given tonight at the
%. yard by the women Of the Motor
.,.o,,e,cr Service in this city for the en-.
N,aa mon, And something tells me that
,,o name bellies the performance. for 1t
-, he in the least dcgrcc patchy, but
I'm Il. very skllfully carried out. For
,., ,ur very own MASK ana Wigger
marley Morgan the director and aren't
onc Of the very prcttlest ana most at
,soc,iyc girls in town going to taNc part
rhoreIl lie no Shrcds nor Patches IN 10
.,,b,'s pcrformancc, believe me.
hoard Mrs Wright say tho other day
chat they had already bcru asked to give
,ho ,oy ruhlic II chance to soc it later In
tho wear nnd they probably will. Th'u II
nm he II benefit performance to rails"
funds for an ambulance Tor the Motor
Messengers These women do 80 much
t>od in the service that anything they un.
Efakc should be encouraged, but tOuirht
n purely an invitation affair and for the
AZ sted men, and mcthinks twill be
uAhly appreciated by them.
Va II. ,,..., ,.,, &,
1,
ryilIy mere "'u '''"' '''''' ""'
Wcdfsnnl. ,.S - ~ ..i,a,,.
is 1t fot' "u' ~ - w y ,,..,, T.,
more rds''' WV
over ana VIC WI, "''
nearly year '''''"
Thcrc arc u w Sc''''' ~" wv ,.
classes dur'hS i'"' "'' '''''' "''
knitting, one harasscd Red trosscr sIid
10 mo the other day. THE women knii 80.
well but some pun the yarn 80 tiSht that
n a man tried to get ono OF the sweaters
we sometimes receive over his heal lie
would find it a physical irpossibility. And
The women in charge won't let me tell them
FAR fear it will hurt their feelings" she
added, "Oh. If only they would try them
over some ones head before they send
them in would not have to spend so much
time ripping and rcknitting."
II seems pity when these Sood work
crs Give the time to do the work and
mako mistakes which they could well rem
,dv themselves not TO tell them doesn't It.?
Personally would FAR rather bc told that
I vas making mistakes. which | could
rec,ifv with tho urorcr directions than
rror. in souc ,u,ndabout WAY that my
nnrl II, Il -, lao rinncd ont hcrouso ihc mon
.,n,,l,. ,,,,,,I NAT ,,c, int, thr s,ycptcrs
,,d ,,o,,uo,s ctc
.r,,,,, ,a,, ,,,.,. ,,,,,,,. o,,>,I,.,,.,. n,,,.
cycr s, nc.hous tho ,cudcrs thouuht it
,.,,o,. ,,, o. ,;sr, rur,i,,,, .,,,,, ono,, fool.
,oa. ,,,,n :, =, ,noro nnn,is,ir.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14
Various Officers Have
Leave of Absence

Lieutenant Joseph g. Henderson spent a
short time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Juhu i. Henderson, ut tho EittcnholIsr
where they have taken apartments for tile
winter Lieutenant Henderson had aS his
guest Lieutenant j. krlly, who is stationed
with him at the same aviation camp
Lieutenant William Gallagher, vino has
recently been commissioned IN the Signal
,orps, T. :. ~, obtained leave of absence
from: the Western aviation camp where he
is stationed and spent few days with his
uorents Mr.. and Mrs, Timothy +. Gallagher,
of Firy-nfth stree and Springfield avenue
Sergeant James \. Gallagher, Jr.. who ls
stationed at "A nearby camp, spent the week.
.nd with his parents, NJ. and Mrs. james ~
Gallagher, of 1912 South Broad street
Nr Anthony e. lIooEey obtained u brief
rurlotlrh from camp to visit his parents. Mr..
and Mrs FrauR iIookcy, Of l727 Grard
uVCUu"
Mr. John Walsh. Of the Sherwood Aprr-
norts has enlisted in the Naval Reserves
and IL nov stationed IN a seaport town ON
the jersey coast