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ut Ii Right Thst Saeh A Man Sheuk
suser no THE Fullest Measare."
fNgw York Herald J

+
There will be feeling Of satisfnc
.tiUn throughout the civilized w0rit
that the arch criminal, William Heh-
enzoilern, ii 10 BE arraigned befort
an international tribunal II wa
feared that the lurists and purfsts
who are guided mainly by legal pre-.
cedsnts, might carry their point. ant
that the man who plunged the wOrl(
intu war and woe to crafty his insen.
safe ambitions would escape trial ami
punishment. hut the statesman whe
promised That the Kaiser should be
brought to justice has carried hif
point
III may be said BY some that vii.
diam HoheRxollern has already beer
punished, True, ne has lost his crown
and empire and bis dynasty h over
thrown nut he Is still ii free man
unscathed hi person and surrounded
~ measure of respect which u TAI
from being his due. 4 hale Of dignity
still envelops him, although he has
shown that he Is q craven and feeble
liar. false to his friends and qHoRdan
supporters and az willing 10 SHIFT htf
own blame onto their shoulders - he
wns to break faith with d friendly and
unprotected nation and To sanction the
greatest Outragea against humanity
ever committed by nlercilesa invad-
er It Is right that sacal nRn should
suffer the fullest measure not only Of
Obl0qny but also of personal punish-
inent. that his individuaa responsible
ity and crimes should be brought home
TO him. and that ne should suffer the
penalties which fall on those Uf lesser
station who transgress the laws both
of God and man.
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.ORDER!.. NIsI
Igoye ri 81. verstls
Graves. et Ill

II The Ctrenlt Court For Anne Arundel
County. ~. 4esT. Equity.
ordered this END lny III Altril, 1913,
ar died thIs iny In the abpre eHtitltd
~ yse So ratified anl s-onirInesa. nnteSS
.aIlee Ia fhe contrary thereof be shown
IN for before the
xsth DAY or M!tn
nexf prnyi,ied 4 copy OF this order be
Inserted III some newspaper Published ~
Anne Arundel County. once III eacii of
lbFee successive weeks before the 9th
sIaY III May. next.
WM n. W00gKyAllIl,
ti4rk.
True Cops Test
gierk.
a2as3O-m7
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New YORK Tribune. j


According to Paris reports. the
Peace Conference will bring the ex-
Kaiser to trial. This decision has
been long delayed II was opposed
by extreme international legalists and
~ those nlorbidIy tender souls who
deprecafe yindictiyeness toward
those responsible for Germany's Grim
snal methods OF warfare
The general run Of mankind Is not
now easily afErighted by the shadow
OF justice. When the Germans we're
breaking the laws Of war and over
riding the restraints thrown about
military harshness by humanitarian
compacts and understandings, no voice
was raised to excuse the war lord IN
whom the duty to prevent such enor-
mites was vested. Nobody Was arga.
ing then. as Mr.. Lansing and other
American delegates ii Paris have re.
Gently been doing. according to tht
press reports. that the head Of State
IA responsible Tor his illegal acts IL
the people from whom he derives hif
authority and not to any foreign SOY.
ereigntg
The Iegalitsic stickiers ct Paris rec-
commended the Conference to dodge
the Issue by devoiying on Belgium the
task Of prosecuting such German Of.
tenders as she could get into hel
cOurts. That was d counsel OF petit
ness. The powers have now appar-
emily resected II II favor Of open am
courageous joint action.
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That the Subscriber. If Anne Arundel
ounty, has obtained from the Orphans
curt Of Anne arundel coMHty. In Mary
and. letters og administration on the per-
sonal estate OF
HARRISON IN. ROGERS
Au persons having claims against the de-
eaeed are hereby warned ta exhibit the
asine. with vouchers thereof, 70 the sub
scriber i'm or before the
sfh DAY OF OCTOBER. 1919
They may otherwise, by law. be excluded
rom all benefit ~ said estafe All per
s0ns indebted to faad estate are reqmestea
. make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day AZ
April, 1910
ANNA II. ROGERS.
Adm <
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~
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

That the Subscriber If Anne Arundel
ounfy. has obtained from the Orphans.
saurf If Anne Arundel county, In Mary
and letters tessemPntary On the personal
sstafe OF
CHARLES A. D0TEN
tate Of Anne Arundel county. decreased.
All persons having eiaims against the de-
eeased. arp hereby warned ID exhibit the
saine with vouchers thereof, &c the sub
scrber. ON or before the
Tth DAY or OCTOBER. 1919
They niay otherwise. BY law be excluded
rom all benefit 81 said estate. al Ter-
ions indebted 10 said estate are requested
~ make Immediate payment.
Given nilder ms hand this 1st day Of
april, 1910,
JOHN w. wEEKS
ROBERT ri F0RSEIE.w,
Executors.
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aOTIeR 30 cMMnETorsa

Nef1ce n hefabV given. that the nus-
FcYs0er has nbfniRed frDna tie ORPHANS
e04Et Of AAne Aransiss rsnnty. IN Mary
land. Aestesx Aeakanaantaeg 0n 4Ae ysar.
s0nal eaxaAe II
&xxzAB "a. WOODWARD
tAse % Aune Aenndel c9sinsg deceasad
Al yezEsna hAvEnz riainsa e nsss6f asse a.
ue&sAses are AeEUssB magmed III exhthaa the
eAHse, with The vouchers SkGaenf. 70 sic
sabsErihez. 90 Vr hef0FN TIE
se gsag "A 0sAsaasw 1sD
Ehey FaaE - ~ law BE exesa1ed
gsca9 W &eSseMe az sid ssfaSe. al per-
snass D. e6sE3 ~ 8alsl ESTATE are ren aestel
~ Ra eEsseaat
ayeE nadex xny Aazs9 ElaEs seth day ae
EHTsA. 17A
EM qgNAe8DWEA AR,
y 20 S-1S&5T9 Adm. G. I. 4.
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M0NDAY. My SCI. lsIs

1MU4NABS Va n n AAg NlWA&
COMMENCING AT 1880 n. n. SHARP
The following personal property
six mules, 1 horses 5 dump wagons,
horse carts. market wagons | buggy. i
saeing cart, 1 fertilizer and pea drill com j
lined / John Deer corn planter, plant
ng machine fdr planting tobacco, ete., #
tp90-horse steel roller, ) double shovel
pipws, John deer gang plow. Case
rang plow !; Mo- III Oliver Chill pl0ws. i
Sa IL Oliver Ghlll pillow. two horse steel
beam pillow, ] xInal piow. No. 70 Oliver
iYilI pIowB, i "A harrow. G2 teeth har.
-0R, 10 Planet Junior cAitiyasore. / Planet
Junior riding cultivat0r hay rake, irOl
liaing. / sleigh, cider min. barrels OF
yiAegar, step ladders one Western cart
0s of hot bed sash, spraying outfit. one
Il corn. complete timber outfit. including
fMber wheels. u sets of wagon and pIOW
iGrneea tobacco prize, 1000 tobacco
sticke clipping machine with extrp
reads hay carriAge, ! iran pump. farm
wagunB | timber wagon, blOcks and falls
hains and ropes Of M description. 100
wg incubator. / large breeder, no bnehels
& white Michigan seed potatoes. single
ind double trees 0f nh description. farm
Dolls Of all kinds, double horse disc. lei
IL barrels d pipe cntters. chuFn, mantle
lleees, 1 oil stove, cook stove, . irOTs
iURble beds. large kitchen table, and
Aher articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS or sALE--All sums OF twenty
lCllars and under. cash on an Sums ever
twenty dollars credit of six months viii
be given, with einteFe8t at 4 per cent ant
security satisfactory I'd the undersigned
gss0da To be paid for or payment secured
81 note before removing anne.
CHARLES L. LEE
l2b-yo. ms Agent.
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Some people won't clean up their
plaess this sprtng becanse they ex-
pect ID make good deal more litter
during the summer. and they wont
clean I'D nexE fall because then the
season viii be 30 nearly over
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EASTPoRT CHURCH
WELCOMES PASTOR
At LARGE RECEPTION
Resurn II Res. I. =. walsh Cordially
Greeted By Congregation At
I.ast Night,s Gathering

The reception to Rev John II
walsh and MRS. walsh which was held
III the sunday school rooms Of East-
port nj. e. church last evening was at
tended BIZ large and enthusiastic
crowd,
The pastor and his vile were met
At the door ~ the otiicial members
The room was tastefully decorated
with ferns. palms, lilaes and Aneri-
can fags.
Mr.. r. y. Stevens gave the address
.af welcome. and spoke of the JOY the
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YM 4. Moss
Anctio'neer
"a. a. MOSS AnckaonRe
Mortga Sale

BY virtue Of d pogxn9 0x ngle ernsaaneal in
g mortgage from Alice xsaxkes. Isaah Par.
kSr ard samuel Parker. dated April 81.
Rzaa, and FNe0raea 81 EShex. IA. NJ. No.
LII, xs f0ik0 4SE OMe az the Isand Rec1rsas
0f Anne Arundel cuunty the nuderstane
ga att@R@ey n&mAea taaefe8m win SzgaF
&c rmbltr aaae st he coark Homae Asor.
Annap0lis. eaa
eanesaay. Lay 2, 1915 a1 Sc
iaal aaaS tgmce aS amna canesaEsng a msxem
"a land. more Or lea1, lying neon 1he pab-
Ne Foad shout one miie frnA sgen
Aane' u SwaGagp, Al TIE NAeMS Aa@rEs0n Dis-
tsze1 e Gmka neantE asEd m&se&nang aAaa
property 04 GAray IoAas0m. boob EEmcsa
E6ssAEA@ .,akeaasanNs Z Gha zNsse NaEk6an&2 ~
AsexamAeF &. CaagtaE. ampzOveA With &
dwelling ana owgbnil damRa
zR@ WW SALE CASA mp6n aas1nes-
ga@n DE aAaes Maam aOaAs sf 80 nssBm.
dag uG sale.
DANIEL ri. RANDALL
Akzsea&Y %&sRaS Oh 1&ssss n
1R - 50: snS-Gs
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Thomas II. Parkinson. u aL versus
Katie Conroy. e al

ln no Circuit Ceurt For Anne Arundel
County. NJ. 4t5s. Equity
Ordered this list das ~ April. 1919. that
the rei.or4 and account III the anaitar
tIied i4th April 1919 IN the aboye entitled
.a,Ise be ratified and confirmed. nnless
aIse Ia the contrary thereof be shown 81
=aF before the
gard DAY or NAY
next Provided. copy " this Order by
inserted In some newspaper published ~
Anne Arundel County once IN eafh 81
four aurse4siye weeks before the 2.srd day
MAY next
WM " WOODWARD.
CIerk
True capy Test
Wi n. WOODWARD,
Clerk.
~ 10. M III
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ORDER NISI
George y Cook, Iii 81. versus
JefT Nj Cook. Ir., ct 81.

n 1ks5t
Jeff MI Cook. Jr. ct 81.
I'm The Circuit Court For Anne ArunSei
County, No. 1861, Equity.
Ordered this 2fth day If APRIL 1919
That the report and account Of the audi
tor fled this day In the above entitled
enlisp. b. ratified ana confirmed unless
.ause to the contrary thereof be shown on
IN before the
s7th DAY OF NAY
iext. Provided Il cOuy III thia order be
inserted Iii some newspaper published IN
anne Arundel county once In each at
sOur successive weeks before Tie 9th day
II May next
VA. n. WOODWARD
Clerk.
True Copy Test
VA y. WOODWARD.
Clerk
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- / e D

CUMMINGS On April 29lf. 1919, al his
residence Eastpert ALFRED e. Gun
MISGE. beloved huaband of Catherine
NJ Cummings ReQulm High Mass at sf8
Marys church Thursday, May LIST, ut q
u. n. Interment iii View Cathedral Gem
etery, BALTIMORE Nd. Please omit flow
ers.
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Am.ti.,nel.er
PUBLIC SALE
or SAI.I- ABB. r.
Personal I roperty
H0RREa. MILES. FARMYN0 IAPLE.
MENTg. CORN, SEED POTATOES
AND HOUSEHOLD FCRNSTNIK&

iie.s sale FOR thu owner, Anton Steiner al
he Priest farm. between Camp Parole and
Snilfh River bridge. on
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ESTABLISHED 1874
The Annapolis Savings Institution
WEST STREE

yosak Asssss s9OoOo0Co
NunaAar * Deposisors
Paya per cent Deposits Payable January MS M
paid deposits not Withdrawn.
Depository City County Sinking Funds Dspptfrs
Management subject
lion State Bank Examiners
Inans money on first mortgage pars
payments allowed Also note with approved collateral
FRANK II. STOcKETT, President
WM m. WOODWARD. Vice President
b. ALLEN WEIGH Cashes
SAMUEL BROOKE Assistant Cashier
MJMROE.
open Daily 4 Al N. 10 ?. M Saturdays A NJ. mla
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FOR SALE.

EoR sAIE White Reed baby Z, clT Fri; s.,
III good condition. Arniy 81 I'M ssiss !,
George street
T.,R +AIE Furnished III nnfurllis 'l....l
i've room hanse, ~ acres plah1es1 We "
pigs, ten laying hens, Tory cnl.s Irlse
sns,rth mile beyond Weem 3 sretk 4 i1ss
ana terms reasonable. lnalaIe Isl Isl
White House M z. Lush,
zop EaTE 0idsuobiie Iive- passenger
to,frina oar iii first class condition VI
only 1900 iniles new battery s. eoFa
tirps ma rear Call 100 Gathear So.
rnR SALE Auburn Roadster late III !, 4.
sow Rlfrhank top. tires, inner Iupfh
anil rims. new pistona and battery \ e y.
fllst completely gone over u enthisststil
mechanic Call phone NO Anilal,s, IS "a ~ !
sG East street. as'5N
FOR SALE Cheap t. auisk buyer, black
mare rubber tire buggy hud hui ~
Apply A. 0aksnlith, West Anna I ,.,a !
Phone 26G 80 n--.-.'
FOR Sal. Dancing pavilion building at
Bnuchepss Charles Lee. Phone w.,
49,
FOR SALE Fresh milk daily I6 cents
per quart The Annapolis Restaurant
- Main street 80
FOR SALE The MeAboy residence on sra
s electric i na gl'ls garage fruit. ETC.
Three and one hall acres with large water
front ana shade. Charles &, Lee. Phone
80.I. a2s7d
FOR SALE or RKNT-Three room house
two-acre lot on Bay Ridge Road, al19ut
two miles from Annapolis pear selosit
Price x1O00. Anthony MurrNH J0f lsast
ern avenue. PASSPORT, Md 1871
tive counters. Apply to the Leader n
Vest street az07a
= -
street Price S:;otOo0. Two alla one
half story frame, slx room dwell Ing, 10;
story frame, seven room dwelling sud
bath. West street &4atsO. Apply 70 Jni.
Ian Brewer 4 Son. a29ssi
nue.. adjoining Mr. g. w. Munforda.
Price 81 800 II. w. IgIchart, Real Estate.
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching. Black
tuVttaB - 49, lVi $3.50 x - Is. : 81.
MaeneI, l.hone ~ e. a.-a. Ilo
aASrRE ron SALE SAL was9 ., q. e
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mONEY TO LOAN,
LOST
WANTED

:. gTrIl Yoi,ng girl III aiitt. for , sssF,=
(" , M WORK. Apply II 1stilnss. 49, ~ Il
street.
81. Sssl..,,sI hand gas range aila
heater must be II gead ,
Call ST.
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w. B. CfiII.DS
Electrical Contractor
once and shop I've Conduit ssrsa
PAens szs-a.


the Library
The Dwelling Place Of Light" By win
atom Churchill
The Inevitable Baiance Sheet by Kn.
"a Circuit Riders wife. ~ Cora Hur.
ris
Kenny, by LeOn0ra Dalrymple.
w. Gerard
Day.
The Cline n The AIR by IaabeI On
NERA&a;-Mew Rocks, 10 per day.
tefd Boeks. 1c. pee day.
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FOR Three dwellings nn Northwest
street Price S:s0tWDO. Two ana One
hHlf Rtory frame six room dwelling. No.
story frame, seYen room dwelling aud
bath West street. $4,000 Apply To Jnl-
Ian brewer Son. att
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FOR SALE lot 50x180. on Sonthgate ave-
nue.. adjoining Mr. e. W. MnnfordA
Price 1880. II VI. IgIchart, Real Estate
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FOR Rent Furnished house No. IL
Franklin street from May 9id to Nay
18Th amy part en- all the time. Apply
fe j. r Collins. Office Phone Il. n aG2
Residence Phone 504sR a29.3
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1900
NOTICE no SsREasIToRs

ID. .. 10. e %. 81.
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Having sold his farm will 8ffer /,
Pebble sale for the owner, William w
Fields, on the farm formerly owned bs
Theodore s Conner. on Back Creek, mean
EaatpOrt, Oh
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F0R SALE One l2-foot floor case and
two counters Apply III the Leader. a
Vest street al8-G
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FOH kENTFour room apartment fur
ply Charles Fl Lee. Zoe building. 40 i
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FOR RENT

FOX RENT--To refined couple three fur
nishnd rooms for light housekeeping
Address NJ 14a. Fox 5ssT 400
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FOR SALE Eggs for Matching Black
Mlnorcas IS eggs for $f.J0 G. III.
Wagner, Phone Gu m. a-g7-1mo
MANURE FOR SALE Cart, wagon or
carload Apply Thos MeGuckian Phone
z34. 4-1-tf
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cory ORDER NISI

u Mil
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30

M lf MOSS
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~ =. 30 MIL
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NoTlcE 10 cREnIro.ss

z. !. % q 9O: 81.
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FOR SALE OR RKNT--Three room house.
two acre lot on Bay Ridge Road, al1ant
two miles from Annapolis pear school.
Price 81 600. Anthony Mnrrng, J84 East
eril avenue, PASSPORT, Md. a26s6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
SERGEANT LEARY HOME
Toured France as Member of
"Major Martins Merry-Makers"


Sergeant F. Howard Leary, son of
Mrs. J. G. Leary, 2222 North Six
teenth street, has returned home after
serving in France since December,
1917. He enlisted in the Quartermas
f ssrserve Corps May 10, 1917,
Md was first assigned to duty abroad
at Base Section No. 1, st. Nazaire.
After the armistice was signed, Ser
geant Leary became manager of a
troupe known as "Major Murtin's
Merry Makers" The troupe toured
France, playing at the camps and
hospitals. ....
John T. Leary, a brother, and Ser
geant Joseph Duffy, of Pottsville, Pa,
a cousin, are on their way back to
this country on the transport Rotter-
dam, scheduled to arrive next Monday.
Sergeant Leary's brother enlisted nine
months ago as Knights of Columbus
secretary, and was Immediately sent
to France. Miss Matilda Il. Leary,
q sister, is serving in the Philadelphia
Navy Yard at League Island as a
yeoman.
Eight other first cousins of Ser
geant Leary served the country dur
ing the war. His father, the late
Jeremiah O. Leary, served Nfor FIVE
months during the Civil War. until
HI was severely wounded during the
stage ef Atlantis, Ga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17

be used FOR this purpose in cellars, bnt
have forgotten whether it should be
slaked or unslaked lime, IL unslaked,
could this be used on the first floor ?
Would it not set fire to anything it
comes In contact with in the process of
air stacking unless placed on an iron
container? Anything you can suggest
will be greatly appreciated. MRS. 8.
I have never heard of anything spe.
cially recommended to prevent that
musty odor, but no doubt unslacket
lime or quicklime would do just as wei
in the house as in the cellar. / neve,
heard of lime setting fire to anything
but perhaps il would be safer to rest thu
box on zinc or tin tray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
Weddlnu Invitations

To the Editor OF the Woman's Pdoe:
Dear Madam--Circumstan make it
seem advisable for us to be married at
the home Of my fiance's parents. Should
the written invitations to the wedding
which will be wholly informal, be signed
by his parents. by his mother, or by
my (widowed) mother? The announce
ments, I presume, should follow the
usual custom, and be sent out by
my mother. s. III.
Even il the invitations are written
the formal wording should be used, and
therefore the invitation should be in
your mothers name. In giving the
place where the wedding will be held
simply say, "At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. with their address. The
announcements should have the usual
formal wording.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17

Holland, Mich. July 17.-(By A.
P.)-The common council Of Holland
has appropriated 500 to start a ma
tional fund for the erection of a me
mortal in France to the American sol
dier dead The fund will be sent to
President Wilson with request that
it be used ns nucleus for national
subscription by the American people.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
A Japanese Crepe
kirmOnO

is so comfortable and does not
muss easily, which is virtue to be
considered when one packs for va
cation!
This, in the regular Japanese
style, is embroidered with large
sprays and comes in rose, pink,
Copenhagen or light blue and
lavender. $3.85.
Another crepe kimono that has
flowing sleeves is embroidered
with silk in front. 1t is $3.50 and
is in rose, Ccr"nhagen or light
blue and lavender. asxesut
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17

Secretary to the secretary Of state
Of Arizona is the position held by Miss
Harriet Jean Oliver. Whenever the
governor and the acting governor leave
the state at the same time Miss Oliver
is next in line. and several times she
has discharged the duties Of the guber-
material Office satisfactorily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
Call Up Historical Society

To the Editor Of the Womun's Page:
Dear Madam-Can you advise Inc
whether there are any parties, or party.
in Philadelphia or elsewhere to whom
I could apply for assistance in securing
the genealogy of a family? I have
been told there, are people who make II
business of this and If SO, would like
to get in communication with them.
w. 8. b.
If you call up or write to the His
torical Society, Thirteenth and Locust
streets, you will be able to find some
one or the address of some one who
does this kind of research and will
help you in securing the genealogy Of
n family.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
To Prevent MustIness

To the Editor Of the Womdn's Paoe:~
Dear Madam--Do you know Of any
thing that will overcome the musty
damrness of house that is closed for
the summer--not merely the cellar-the
rooms of the first floor as we'll. 1t seems
to me read some time ago about Nime to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
Interesting to KnotU

In Samoa when woman is married
several tattoo marks are placed on her,
and both in Fiji and Samoa the birth
of each child is registered in this way
on the mothers hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17

Good Bathin e Suits
ait S. and Less
There are plenty of women's
suits and all the accessories, such
as caps. garters, rubberized bags
and shoes (both high and low at
moderate prices.
Beginning at $3.50 there is a
cotton serge suit with black
and-white striped yoke.
AT $3.50 another cotton serge
suit is trimmed with black and
white.
At $3.50 surf satin suit has a
camisole top (young girls like it
particularly welD.
At IS a cotton jersey suit with
little skirt attached to the
bloomers is trimmed with white
braid.
Other suits go up to $3.50 for
a handsome silk affair, and there
are many stop-offs between.
(Msrket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17

Among the women of Borneo elon-
gated ear lobes are considered great
mark of beauty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
Cool, ThUMgh Dar k

are some dresses of navy blue or black voile with
small white figures scattered over them They fill
a very real need in the wardrobe OF the business
woman Excellent choosing from variety of
models at S6 to SIS.