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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-22

WANTED-25 coal leaders, both white
and colored, for mines in Kentucky and
West Virginia, standard wages; no
trouble; new houses; living conditions
good; ship this week. Call at 306 n. 26th
St, Tor terms and ocation, near Terml-
nal Station birmingham. Ala.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
BUSINESS NOTES

Commerce between tine United states
and Portugal last year assumed i'm
portant proportions In many lines
American merchandise dominated the
market. and there were few stores in
Lisbon and the larger cities Of the
country which did not have American
goods on sale.
Not much fear is felt by mill men
that imported woolcn goods will make
much hrndway under present condi-
tions. For one thing. prices compared
with domestic fabrics are higher il
anything. The exchange situation is
one that compels foreign manufacturers
to charge more for their goods here,
even though the prices abroad may be
lower.
Selling agents for the wOOlen mills
have about the same story to tell rc-
garding fine yarns. They appear to be
scarce, with prices mounting 10 record
heights. In explanation of the situn
tion, one mill representative said yes
tcrday that the shortage Is probably
due to the fact that the spnncrs are
not inclined 10 turn out the better
grades of material when they can pro-
ducc other grades more plCntfully.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Famous Players Lasky Corporation quar-
trrlN 81 share. payable January . TO
stock of record December is
Tobacco Products CORPORATION quarterly
IA p"r cent on preferred payable January
= to stock of record December IN
American Window Glass Co. dividend of
81 shar" on common payable January
) to stock OF record on December II.
Tobacco Products Export ItOrpOratOn "A
dividend Of > per cent in stock payable
January . to stock of record December -
Northern Central Railway Co. semian-
rcgistcre. December Al
MCCrOry Stores Corporation quarterly Of
Sl.Ii on preferred. payable January - to
stock Of record December 20
on preferred. payable January I to stock
National cloak and suit Co.. quarterly Of
- % on common payable January II t.
stock Of record January 2
Am" lean Brake shoe and Foundry CO..
per cent on preferred. payable December 81
to stock of record December II
Canada southern. seuiaunual / y per cent.
raNahIc February to stock Of record De-
cembcr 81.
uait1 Fruit Co. quarterly ~ per cent.
NV 'hl" January II TO stock Of record De
Nichtsan Central. scmiannuai = per cent,
"''gNle January 30 to stock of record DE,
cembcr 81.
Detroit River Tunnel Railroad, seminnnual
per cont, payable January u to stock Of
TccNrd January =.
National l.icorice CO. quarterly IA per
cent on preferred payable December 81 to
stock of record December "a.
Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railroad,
nuartcrly ~ per cent payable January
to stock Of record December 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Proposals

FLORENCE PIPE FOUNDAY AND MA
V CHINE COMPANY TRUST MORTGAGE
To the holders of the per cent MORTGAGE
bends of the Florence Pipe Foundry and Ma
chine Company.
.. m, December Is. 1919 at the office of
the Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust
Company. rustee, 18th and Chestnut streets.
Phila lphia. for the sale to them. at such
discount for present cash payment, az the
Of many bonds of $1,000, SiOO Of the
Florence Pipe Foundry and Machine Com
pany MortSage the sum of 100000. ap-
phcable to the sinking fund VIII pay for. m
accordanCe with the terms Of Mortgage made
by tine Florence Pipe Foundry ana Machine
Company TO the said Trustee, dated Feb
ruary % 1918.
Lowest bids within the number stated viii
be considered and II accepted, the parties
offering them advised at once and paymeut
bonds and after December 10 1919
Interest bonds accepted will Ccugp
on December II. 1919
The Trustee reserves the right to rpiaCi
any or all bids not satisfactory to said
should the principal sums Of the bonds
offered at the same rate Of discount by dif-
ferent holders exceed the amount of Tho
Sinking Fund for distribution, the TRUSTEE.
Will choose by lot from said bonds the re-
ouired number and amount thereof TO be r,-
deemed and paid.
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals q
for the sale of Bonds OF the Florence Pioe
Foundry and Machine Co. Mortgage .nrd
dent and trust officer. Commonwealth TItIn
Insurance and Trust Co, 18th and Chcgtnut
streets Philadelphia.
COMMONWEALTH TITLE INSURANCE,
AND TRUST VO.,
,o,o Trustee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
EASE THE PAINFUL
RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Sloan's Liniment Will Bring Com
fOrting Relief Quickly

NEVER breaks faith, Sloan's
~ Liniment doesn't. Just pene-
4 trdtes aOithout rubbing and
eases the external pain and ache,
rheumatic twinges, lumbago, neural
gia, sciatica, lame, sore, strained
muscles, bruises, sprains.
For SO years it has gone ahead
winning new friends, holding old
ones, strengthening it's reputation as
the Worlds Liniment. Clean, effec-
tive in relieving the aches and pains
of men and women, this old family
standby can be relied upon to do its
work promptly and surely. Don't be
without bottle another day-keep it
handy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
STATE FUNDS GROW
Total on Hand November 20 Much
Above That on January 81

Harrisburg. Dec. O.-Thn statement
Of the Treasury Department of the
amount Of general funds of the corr d
monwcHlth Of Pennsylvania shows the
total on haud November 30, lOl0, cX-
elusive Of moneys appropriated to tho
sinking fund. to be 81 .903 .O31 us against
3,75l .325 September 80. and S6,245, =
G33 January 81. 1919.
OF the total deposits Of 81 ,9O3.0
Philadelphia institutions hold Sab, =
l37 HS against. S2I6. go Scptcmbr" &c
and $3.50. 2S6 January 81, 1919.
The following list shows the amount
Of general funds on deposit in Phila
dclphia institutions: Corn Exchange,
So, 2,72N National Bank of German
town, $4,000; North Philadelphia Trust
SSOOO Ninth National Bank. $50. 900
Southwark National Bank, $4,000 ;
Pennsylvania Co. lnS., S24 900
Republic Trust. S25. .OOO Quaker City
National Bank. S103. .OO9 South Phil =
adclphiH Bank. $500; Sons of Italy
Bank. S5OOO; Tacony Trust, SO 900 ;
Third NATIONAL, 81. 900; Tenth. $40,
600; WAYNE Junction Tr" $4,000.
Total, Sil3.13T.
The amount of sinking funds of the
state on deposit November ~. 1919,
totals SG5S,32O, Of which Philadelphia
institutions hold SS7 800. in Quaker
city National Bank, $S7 800.
Philadelphia institutions also hold
the following deposits:
Motor fund Quaker City National
Bank, S3SDl.
Fund, for payment Of bountics --
Third National Bank. $4,000.
Federal appropriation for vocational
education Quaker City National Bank
SGi 600
Banking department fund-Quakcr
city National Bang. SCI 1861.
The amount of state bond road fund
on deposit November % amounted
to &1.737 $50. Of which Philadelphia
institutions held $l,414,7Sl.
Experimental tund-Dcpnrtmcnt of
Agriculturo-'luakcr City National
Bank, S1lOl.
Employers annuity saving fund
STATE School Quaker city Nation"l
Bank, $245.Nll.
state annuity reserve fund No. , -
state School Quaker city National
Bank SO. .S7G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. Dec. 0.-RUTTER Easy Re
celpts, $3.50 tubs Creamery, higher than
scoreS 73h G. frsts. G2dl72c; packing stock.
current make. No, ., .4Sh q 49c.
EGGs.Tm Rs SS23 SSsf Fsss re
0Ic frsts. s6a $50 state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western hennery whites. fine to fancy.
81 ora o.; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites ordinary to prime, ~ OSc
state PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
browns 06D Csc: do gathered browns and
mixed colors, 030N4c
HEESE-Irregular Receipts, 1882 box.
es state whole milk. fats current ma Ike
specials. 32@32hc; do average runs, 3i1e g
state whole milk. twins, current make
specials. 3lA M32c: do ayerage run. ale;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

bl IIER--The market was quiet with
ample offerings at former rates DuntstiGns
follow. Fresh. sold-packrd creamery
ltnr' nigh 'oring goods 7imT7,: uXtras,
seconds 5NHGlc, cold storage creamery
"s tu quality 17r Goc. sweet creamery
gn"ic' TO fancy. 76U 7SC fair to good. 90 m
'"y. prints lobbing at 81 a SIC for fancy
'ilI d., "hw soc for fair to choice.
L't''H- FRESH sEEs further declined 81 20
per ease under more liberal receipts cold
siords" eggs wrr" quiet and UNCHANGED We
quote fr"" cases, nearby frSts. SLIGO per
''IhI'' nearby current receipts. S9i, western
,N'r1 nrs's, S2i, 60; ttrsts. S93 1unI -. near
pN ami western seconds. $50. 10 n -. %. ucld
si@rHs" rSEs. as to quality, $l3 SOW 10 30;
interior ,ots s9wer; fancy selected eggs job
bing a. 32m 04r per dozen
" thSl.- IN" market was quiet but
steady. The quotations are MS follows. New
h1i1JbN fMH9o'r.m,< f,9r hats tancy. 33c: specials
whole milk flats. fancy 33Ig Ti33c; f4ir tG
good ~ ,g n 32c; jobbng sales Of fancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS
LONDON METAL MARKET

New York, Dec. l.--Cahle advices received
ut the New York Metal Exchange this morn.
ing quoted prices in London today as follows:
Tin Spot. zoos rs, an advance Of "a; fu-
lures, 1909 l3s. an upturn of "a ~. and
straits f3OS lbs, "A gain Of "a: Singapore,
r3O5, an advance of "a, Sales Spot, 20
tons; futures. 1920 tons and Singapore. 400
changed; futures. flO3, loss OF 5s Sales
Spot. 25O tons: futures 1000 tons. Elec-
trolytiC copper-Spot. fll0. unchanged: fu-
lures f112 an upturn Of e. I.cad--Spot.
f4O los, unchanged. and futures, $40 lbs,
los. an advance of IS Cd; futures. f5i rs
n gain of Is Cd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
New York Metal Market

New York. Dec. 9.-Coppm-Al
months 1Sh &19Lac. Market quiet
Icnd-Ail months, 6.S5M7c. Markc
firm. Spcltpr. Enst st. Louis-Spo
and December. S.35MS. .45c: January
February and March, S.37 IaMS.50c
Market firm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock sold fairly and values general,
wor" well sustained as follows: Apples. per
at. tranherri"s. per barrel, $7mlO; do
average good, per crate, S2m .. 50; do extra
fancy large. per crate, 50. 75m3,5O. Lemons
per hoN, 81. 75m 90. Oranges. California
p"r boy. 81 55mG.S5 do, Florida. per boz
81 25Fi6 Taur"rnes. Florida. per half
box. 81 15m = GrapefrXt Florida, per boN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

TO HOLDERS OF
Jamaica Water Supply Company
FIRST Consolidated Mortgage
Five Per Cent. Sinking Fund
HngI RnOha


The Equitable Trust Company Of Nuw
York as Trustee under Mortgage dated as
Of July / 1916. made by the Jamaica Water
Supply Company to secure an issue OF First
Consolida ted MnrtEa ge Five Per Cent. Sink
ing Fund Gold Bonds. hereby gives notice Ia
the holders Of said Bonds Of its intention 20
apply on the first day Of January, 1920, iu
accordance with provisions Of said Murtgago.
the, moneys REQUIRED to be Paid into t4'
1918, ami hereby invites offerings Of Twenty
seven Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars
1927 9OO) face value Of said Bonds at a
price not to exceed lO57s Of the par value
thereof and accrued interest.
Sealed offers will be opened at the Office
of the undersigned 81 Wall Street. New
York City. ~ O'Clock noon, on December
o6th, 1919 and should be indorsed ''pn"r-
inRs OF Ronds tos Jamaica Water Supply
Company Sinking Fund" The right is re-
served to reject any and all offers.
Dated December 9th, 1919.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK. as rustee,
Pa LYMAN RHOADES. Vice President,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND
CHARITIES

Room Oo4 tlty Hdll, PHILADELPHIA
November 2S 1919
Sealed proposals will be received nj This
office until twelve U2) O'Clock noon We'd
nesdRy. December 10, 1919. when bids viii
be opened and scheduled as follows.
BUREAU or CHARITIES
34th and Pine streets
Fer the removal OF ashes during the re-
mainder of the year 1919
Specifications forms Of proposal and all
Information relative 70 me foregoing may
be had upon application to the Dlrector' 8
Onice Room 5S4. City Hall.
Bids from others than those engaged or
established IL, business for which proposals
are asked viii not he entertained or CON
sidered and bid will be enterta Incd IN
less made on printed blank forms supplied
for that purpose.
All bids must be accompanied by a Ger
tlncate from the City Solicitor that SECURITY
has been furnished IN accordance " M tho
provisions of the Ordinance Of Councils ap-
proved May 25. 1860. Bids are Invited sub
1ect to future appropriation by Councils
The Director reserves the right to accept
any proposal I'm whole or In part or re irCt
Ali the bids a IS he may deem hest for the
Interests OF the city. When a bid or aggTe-
cate ~ bids exceeds the sum OF 500 II will
Sc necessary for a contract TO be entered
into the cost of which may be obtained upon
innuiry at the office Of the City Solicitor
'"FN WILMER KRUSEN NJ D..
Director of the Department
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WESTERN STATES GAS AND ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY FIRST AND RE
FUNDING MORTGAGE ; PER CENT
COLD RONDS DIE June IST, 1871.

June l. 1911, the undersigned invites ten
cers of above bonds for sale and delivery as
Of January 10, 1920, at priC" not eN-
ceedng par accrued interest and hye per
cent premium. to the extent of $l0T ,6NI -,
the sum now available in the Sinking Fund.
Sealed tenders stating numbers of bonds
offered. addressed to GIRARD TRUST COM
PANY Trustee. Sinking Fund, Western
States Gas and Electric Company First and
win be received until %. M. January G,
1920.
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
GEORGE II STUART Sd. Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa. December l. 1919
Philadelphia. Pa. December Sth, 1912
At a Stated Meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the PrOvident Life and Trust Com
pany OF philadelphia, held today
W. RUDOLPH COOPER
was duly appointed an Assistant Treasurer,
LEONARD e. ASHTON,
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

ID" market was UNCHANGED vtN business
restricted by light Offerings. W. uuute ON
q h'sls OF De for fine gruuuht,d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
CASUALTY INSURANCE

I wish a permanent connection
with General Insurance Brokers
who want a man familiar with
Casualty Insurance and Work
m ems Compensation pol cies.
Have good education. legal train
ing and good business oNuarjercc,
AT present connected with one Of
The largest casualty companies
Best references. Residence. BlI-
imore, Maryland,
Address C-4O2. ledger Agency
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
Financial Briefs

The average price Of twenty active in
dustrial stocks advanced 0.19 per cent
yesterday to f07 IS. while twenty rail
roads declined Oil per cent TO 7G.S5.
The New York SubtrcHsury gained
Sc 417 900 from the banks yesterday,
making cash net gain since Friday Of
81, SCI 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

south On aha. Dec. 0.--HOGS-Rcccipts
500 head Steady to re lower. Closed
G&TTI.E-Reccnis COoO head, Killers.
15c at 25c higher. Stockers and feeders
SHl;EP-R,ccipts $500 head. Killers.
IOr higher. Feeders steady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
rhOrOsALs F9K WHITE Linen TABLE

rhYIoHTHiffs rhnYnIoHTifs.-6fice Of The ouaTtermaster Quar- mast e
sseneraI, ClothinE and Eauipage Division.
nreii ? % M, December l5 1919. at which
time they VIII be publicly opened for the
9i,rniahing OF all or any part OF 5000 White
fincn Tableclothss Full Information and
n1oposai blanks can BE- obtsined Of Captain
a,,ilding Washington. u. c., at Zone
Snpply oface. 2lst and oregon ave-. PhiR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

Pittsburgh Pa, Dec 9-HOGS- Re-
Gc"iIRgis 1000 head Lower. Ileayies, $la
yorkers and iEs. Sl3 25U a. so.
SHEEI AND LAMBS-Rc Receipts 500 head
steady Top sheep, $40. % top lambs SlG
Top. sci.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

Kansas city Dec a.-HOGS-Rccoipis.
10000 head. Lower. Bulk. $l.Guul3;
th,e4yies, $l2G3ml;i; mediums, $i2 500 IL;
Lights *l2 HOm1 ~ 81. light lights. SEQ
L. -''''' ''-'' ''''
=, ,tATTLE-Re Receipts IA 600 head. Strong
HEAVY beer steers, choice and prime SIG II
$3.50; 'gedlum and good. S12 2Im 1851 1ji
common Nlum -: light. good and choice,
ST. 80 n l7.7l; common and medium 81 7Idi
l2HO; butcher cattle, hefers, So 95013 ~,
cows, $tl1ml2; Gamers and cutters, $5TG.
veal calves. $l3. - m 10; feeder steers 81 10
n IL stockers steers, $5.6On1O
SHEEr-tcreipts, 5000 head Steady
lambs Sl4Wl1,6j; culls and common $0GD
IL So HeArlinE wethers, $40 - n 10; ewes.
SG1Om0 10; culls and common S295MG 4 -.
breeding ewes, $75Om11.5O. Feeder lambs,
ST ~ - II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

FHOPOsAIss EOk sEhVINB HATs.I0nice
the ouartsrlnss1er ,vl eitaas vinsan Rdn1E RSNtdhinE
WsshlnEton. ID. z. Sealed proposals. In
4i'1.|'e,.ii,.r pa 1910, for furnishing all or any
raft ~ 5000 Service Hats Information on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

Fast ST. Lnus. Dec. 9.--HOGS-Recclpts,
99ul head. Lover. Top. S13.Oj. Bulk
VI. qua 30 Heavy S12. 80 IL; medium.
81. 40 n -; light STEPS a II 90; light lights,
y 900 2 30; heavy packing sows smooth,
- 10" l2i packing Sows. rough. SlO.2TM
11.75: pigs. 50. 750r 225
tATTLE--Recoipts. 1000 head Strong
Beef steers medium and heavy. choice ana
prime, SlSfn 10 %; medium and good. 81 ~
n 80; common. $0m II. 10: light, good and
choice, Sli. 5Om 1929; common and medium,
s. 80" J. -; butcher cattle. heifers, Sc 756r
lc. cows. SO. "a a II 80; Gamers and cutters,
S5UrG 80; veal calves light and handy. S13. 80
10 -; feeder steers. SG.5Om II; stOcker
steers SG25DlO.I0.
SHEEP-ReccLots 5000 head, Stoacsy.
Lambs. STA. 5OT1G,1O, culls and common,
S7G13; vearling wethcrS. $40. 500 II. so;
ewes medium and choice, So 5000; culls and
common. So 5OGfG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09

East Buffalo, y v, Dec 0-CATrIE
Rcccipts 1000 head. Calves. receipts 7Ol
head SLOW. SOC lower, s5n21 80
tIOES-Rcrcipts. IL 500 heaf On tu Gl,
lower. Heavy mixed and workers Sl3: light
workers and pigs. s13 32aGr13.5O: ruughs
Sll.5uH l.Ij; strgs SSm1O.1 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RcCclpts GOOi
head Lambs. 25c higher. Lambs s. 5OM
~; Nearlings. SSd ~ so; wethers 50 500,
TO- ewes. SSm9; mixed sheep. s0m 30.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-15
TO SERVE Dinner
FOR ALL VETERANS
Woman's Relief Corps Plans
Decoration Day Dinner for
Boys In Blue and
Later Veterans.
EVERY SOLDIER WELCOME
Plans Are Being Made TO Serve Din
ner for One Thousand Defenders of
the Flag Following Memorial Day
Ceremonies At the Cemeteries.

That Decoration Day of 1919 might
be a real day of comraderie for the
e boys in blue and their comrades in
arms Of the later wars, the members of
the Kenosha post Of the Woman Relief
Corps, the auxiliary of the Grand
Army of the Republic, laid plans at
their Tuesday afternoon meeting to
serve dinner on Memorial Day to Ke-
|nosha s soldiers and sailors. Whether
they wore the blue of 81 or the khaki
Icf '98 or 10, all the soldiers and sail
ors who have answered the call to the
colors are asked to be the guests Of the
Relief Corps following the Memorial
Day ceremonies on the day sacred to
the memory Of the honored dead.
The plan was evolved as a method
to help unite the veterans of the three
wars by gathering all Of them around
one festive board. The complete de-
tails of the dinner have not yet been
arranged but the women hope to secure
the Armory for the event and in due
time will issue invitations to all of the
returned soldiers of the city.
.Our guest of HONOR exclaimed
Mrs. Ohmstead, the president of the Ke-
nosha Relief Corps, twill of course be
the grizzled veterans Of the Cival War
but we want the soldiers Of later wars
to gather with them and make this
Decoration Day one Of common honor
to the veterans Of all the wars. We
are hoping that the many friends of the
society viii help us in giving this
dinner and that each and every soldier
will answer the mess call on that day. -
The dinner is to follow the regular
Memorial Day Services and if the pre-
sent plans are carried out the Grand
Army veterans following their ritual
istic services at Green Ridge in honor
| of their fallen comrades and those Of
other wars will lead the Spanish War
| Veterans and the soldiers of the last
war to the Armory. A short program
will be prepared to follow the dinner
and the event is expected to build up
the spirit of union between the soldiers.
The members of the Relief Corps
are planning to issue tickets to the
dinner and give them free to every
| man who has been in uniform at any
| time when the honor Of the flag was
to be defended. This will not make it
necessary for men to be in uniform
Ito join in the great jubilee although
the uniform will also be tpass card =
to the dinner. Committees have been
appointed to arrange the details for the
dinner and these are expected to re-
port at the next meeting Of the Relief
| Corps in the near future.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-15
IN MERRY MAYTIME.
Castle Hall Has All the Marks of
Spring for May Dancing Party
Given Tuesday Evening.

Merry Maytime ruled Tuesday even
ing at Castle Hall at a pretty dancing
party given by the Pythian Sisters and
which was attended by more than one
hundred couples. The hall was beau
tifully decorated with pink arbutus
with touches of white so beautifully al
ranged as to give the impression Of the
magic beauty Of May. The music fprn-
ished by the Schmitt-Krah orchestra
carried out the spirit of spring by play
ing catching melodies from "May-
time' and 1tThe Spring Maid, = which
kept the dancers until late hour. A
luncheon was served late in the even
ing after which the dancers departed de-
claring the 1919 May dancing party
one of the most successful ever given
by the Pythian Sisters.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-05-15
OLIVE DRAB AND SILVER.
Seemingly DESCENDANT Colors in
Most inspiring Way.

Olive drab and silver-it may seem
an anomalous combination but it is
really very pleasing, especially when
the olive drab is in tiny kiddisweaters
and the silver is in the hair Of the
charming "little old LADY, who knits
them. Kindly notice the plural in
them. The total is twenty five
25-all of them made by Mrs. Sara
Bronson, who began to have silver
threads among the gold some several
years ago. The last of the twenty-five
it was ten at once-were brought to
the Red Cross rooms this morning and
modestly left at the desk along with a
request for more yarn to make more
kiddisweaters. Incidentally, fifty kid
disweaters are still needed to complete
the last assignment, and other Keno
shans are urged to follow in the train
of Mrs. Bronson, who has made olive
drab and silver such charming com
bination.