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schirier lodge. No. 1870. I. O. O. r

sefiItF ioHSe' NO tSH' v " ". r..
meets every first and third Wedpes-
AMy night at pythian Castel, No. Sl3
East Marshall street Eugene E
8iottner, recording scribe, SOS Han
anck street
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Unity lodge, No. IS, 7. O. o. r.,
meets every Friday night al 240s
East Broad street. The meetings are
Instructive and the brothers are re
3ynestod 10 be present as often aS
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Wednesday, nights IN each month T..
G.. Hicks b the secretary, tat North
Twenty fourth street.
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Pythians

Our ritual illustrates the great spirit
of friendship in language that Will
abide--in simple. yet dignified words
that burn in the hearts of men--the
average kind of men. 1t pictures the
pressure Of life. it shows where the
pinch comes, what the pulses have to
stand and what TRIALS the nerves
have to go through to hold on in the
great struggle of life 1t lays before
lis a story of sacrifice in the name of
friendship that stand out as q monu-
mcnt to the sancity of brotherhood.
1t teaches lesson of live and let live,
to work for men and with men and
inculcates a sympathy which is eager
to serve because it teaches us to re-
alize that men are equal, that man
kind is possessed of a great heart and
that by standing together we ;. help
each other to that common level
where we protect each other against
Il common foe.
Our ritual puts an Interpretation of
the word friend which is in harmony
with that divine construction of the
wosI laid down in the Book of Law.
Our whole life is builded about that
word friend. 1t comprehends a def
niton supported by dictum laid
down at the dawn of the Christian
era when the world was told that the
man who was a friend was the man
who was great enough to overstep the
limits of racial and religious preju-
dices to perform an act Of service to
his fellowmat. That recitation of the
Samaritan who carried wayfarer to
an inn AMI provided for his care and
comfort is "A story which runs parallel
with the Grecian tale of Damon and
Plthias.--Ins. Dept. News.
with hymns of praise Wen ever raise
Our flag on high and pray
For country saved and those who
braved
The battles ferciest array.
Let freemen's bands and loving hand
Their graves with flowers strew
And Heaven bless with fond caress
Our soldiers brave and true"
Nellie G.. Hards in Silent Knight
GrrarafSe loHrc No nf
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Meridian lodge, No. ga. meets in
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broad
street. at noon on the fourth Monday
In each month. J. L. Beck, secretary.
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Patrick Henry council. No. IL.
meets every Wednesday night in jr
o. Y A. NJ. hall, 6i4 Louisiana street.
ID. w. Waymack is the secretary.
2202 TAYLOR street.
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May council. No. 81. meets every
TUESDAY night at Corprew hall. 2406
East Broad street Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Griffin, secretary, 1907 Mostly street.
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Stars and Stripes council, No. IS.
meets every Tuesday night at Mon
roe hall, Gil West Main street. w.
c. Childress, secretary. South
Plum street
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Il. Trlcnd.hin. 49,. 49, FrLaa-

nigh at IFS hall &&5-A Harrison
xtresl, aear Broad street Mrs Elya
Enunders Il. :.
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Indiannola tribe, No. 81, 1. o. II. NJ,
meets every Monday night AZ Leader
hall corner Hull and Tenth streets,
South Richmond. C. 8. Wells, chief
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Temple lodge. No. 3, meets on the
first Friday in each month at Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street
Charles H. Mason. secretary.
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n, T.. Lee council. No. II, meets
every Wednesday night in Jr, O. L..
A. NJ. hall. Twenty-fifth and Marshall
streets. H. W. Lark cord Is the sec
rotary, S22 North Twenty fourth
street.
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Richmond ledge. No. Is, Il, II. q.
f.. conducts Ms lodge and home at
tbs corner Of Eleventh and Marshall
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/. Metropolitan lodge. No. a2s. /.

|spnyenient
II Metropolitan lodge, No. 32S. !. O
a. III, meets every Thursday night
M Jr. o. II. A. M hall. Twenty NTH
md Marshall streets Always "a good
3eeeting.
NJ ftftxhugh iodgr. No. IS. I. o. o. r.,
ne2fs every Monday night at its han
D1e.A Harrison street. near Broad
<feet and with good attendance Of
~ brothers.
n UntOn lodge, No. =. /. o. o. r.
54Aets every Tuesday night at T. o o
h home. corner Grace and Foushee
|nresss.
highland Springs lodge. No IS
SaDka every "Wednesday night in Ma
onic Temple at Highland Springs.
M brothers are requested to attend
~ sesgions.
~ Patrick Henry Lodge, No. if6. l. q
n, meets every Tuesday nigh, at
hall. 336~A Harrison near Broad
nne&. Let ali the brothers attend
~ communications.
lodge, No. 1906, !. q. d.
meets every Thursday night al
MAef hall. corner Hull and Tenth
~4tx. South Richmond.
%A1oa Hem Adhtm lodge. No. 40
@e1 every Thursday night>At I. O.
Aem4 corner Grace and Fou-
d
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Manchester lodge, No, 534, held
memorial exercises in its home, cor
ner of Eleventh and cambridge
streets, at II o'clock Sunday morning.
but in a body attended these cere-
monies in the theater.
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Red Men

Black Hawk tribe. So.57, OF Nor
folk, held their regular meeting Mon
day evening, December, !, at the
Wigwam, Eagles hall, with a fun at
tendance. The adoption degree was
conferred unon a CLASS of pale faces,
when the new adoption woEk was
staged. tBlack Hawk team Ia the only
tribe in Norfolk using the new ritual
istic work) Next Mondays sleep,
December ., the election of chiefs, to
fill the stumps will take place, and
arrangements will be made for hold
ing the annual oyster roast, which will
be served by the losing team on secur-
ing new members. All chiefs are in
vited to be present on this sleep. to
witness the warriors degree. in full
amplified form. The mem bershfp
teams are working hard, and bring
ing in applications for the contest,
which closes on December 31st.
Merrimac tribe, No. 90, on last
Tuesday evening held a social session
in its wigwam, Brambleton avenue.
corner OF Reservoir, that was the
tribe The degree teams of Balck
Hawk tribe and OF the ONEIDA council
degree of Pocahontas. were the
guests OF Merrimac tribe. p. s. r.
Edward Cole delivered patriotic ad-
dress urging all present to qualify by
paying taxes and registering. p. s. Il.
A. Binns spoke of the splendid fra
ternal relations between the teams of
Black Hawk. and Merrimac tribes.
w. ID. Porter. told of the splendid
work OF his tribe, Pocahontas. Mrs.
Susie l.. Bryan and captain OF the
degree team. Mrs. Sadie Snowden,
fol 81 hn T.
of the Degree of Pocahontas, and in
vited all present to unite with Oneida
council. Past Sachem A. NJ Whise-
nant presided as master of ceremo-
MES and the following com mittee
were given u vote of thanks for the
entertainment, including the refresh
Observation-Disclosures Pilot
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Mongolia camp, No. -, mps1D sec-
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall, ST. Wa1
Main street
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Gray Eagle Tribe, No. 93, 1. O. n.
NJ. meets every Monday night at COR
ner of Seventh and Main streets. w.
r. Walden, chief of records. 2020
East Franklin street
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Syracuse lodge, No. S. X. of p.
meets every Friday night at O'Clock
at Pythian castle. 813 East Marshal II
street.
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Jr. O. u. A. M.


The twentyfourth annual eonven-
ton OF the state council of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. was held
on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. November IL and Is. in the
council chamber Of Potomac Valley
Forge, corner Of Eighth and Eye
streets. n w, Washington, d, c.
In State Councillor Rue's report
were some very logical admonitions.
This young state councillor made good.
II only shows that the WIN can do
I lie fulfilled the prediction made of
him last year upon his ascendency TO
the chair
The report showed the membership
10 be 2,251, net gain of 226 mem
bers over last year
The state councils treasury was re
ported to be in a healthy condition.
Al this convention we had with us
the following fraternal delega ties.
From New Jersey, William H. Miers
supreme secretary; Thomas H. Irwin
Jr.. past supreme councillor j. Pres
ton Potter, state councillor aad Ed
win 7. Barclay, supreme vice-coun-
cilor; from New York. Franklin s.
Fave. supreme council secretary
from Pennsylvania, George s. Ford,
~
| Charles l., Cadwaliader. secretary of
, the Funeral Benefit association OF the
! United States.
Each fraternal delegate ADDRESSED
| the convention. The f. f. A, is
| making great strides, both as 10 in
creased membership and again build -
1 ing np its splendid reserve fund.
/ Brother Cndwallader is an indefati
gable worker for the good of the or
! der i'm general, and is always ready
I and willing to give advice and as
! sistan,o to The councils or any in
! diViauAl member thereof.
| The next annual convention will
I convene on the second Wednesday in
F., Notember 1920, at Washington. u.
4 G John Frcnder. in Am. Review.
/ Rescue council, No. I. meets every
/ Friday ni"hr in Pythian castle, S13
East Marshall street w. l.. Tyler is
the secretary, - North Eighth street
A. W. Giinn council. No. 4. meets
every "Wednesday night in hall, ASA
Harrison street near Broad. RI. G..
Baur. secretary. 300 Randolph street
New South council, No. &. meets
every Thursday night in /. o. O. f.
hall, at the corner OF Eeighth and
Hull street. G. L. Jordan, Jr., is
the secretary. SIT Decatur street
Enterprise council. No. .. meets
every Tuesday night in Belvidere hall,
437 West Main street. r. g. Foster
is the secretary. 1911 Beverly street
.R, r. Lee council. No. II, meets
every Wednesday night in Jr, o. t..
A. NJ. hail. Twenty-fifth and Marshall
streets. T. W. Landlord Is the sec
rotary, $40 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Patrick Henry council. No. ~.
meets every Wednesday night in Jr
o. U A. NJ. hall, 6i4 Louisiana street.
d. w. Waymack is the secretary.
2202 TAYLOR street.
Liberty council, No. IS. meets every
Tuesday night in Shields hall, 2614
Hull street. ". j. Morrissette, Is the
secretary. l2c- Bainbrodge, street
Capital City council, No. 30. meets
ErfIAU Yfirht NJ Saxpnt
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Odd Fellows

Guy T, Horner, grand master .'
|fhe Virginia grand lodge of oda , 81
|tews, spoke Tuesday night peeeInnsr
81. at the regular meeting OF SILVER
H.ink Lodge. Nc f0i, Newport News
"a which time nine candidates were
Initiated Newport News Lodges
Nos. % and s4T attended in BODIES
~ the guests OF the lodge. Refresh
|xnents were served after the meet -
Ire Several visitors from the old
|rcint ledge. No. 144 also were
present
Mr.. Horner H. regarded as one OF
|abe mos, forceful speakers IN The
!ssate ---Tirgiutan- Pilot
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Progressive council. No. IL. meets
every Monday night at Shild's hall.
a0l4 Hull street James X. Perkins,
secretary, 500 Hull street
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Richmond Tribes

Annawan tribe, No 80, /. O. n. NJ.
meets at Lee Camp hall every Friday
evening. r. f, Hughes. chief OF
records, 500 North Davis avenue.
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Black Gum camp, No. 81. mesh
first and third Friday nights eeeh
month in Marshall haT, zSoS East
Broad street. w. f. Conner. clerk.
11o5 North Thirty-sfxth street,
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Ladies' Auxiliary

Richmond Nest, No 1859, meets
second and fourth Wednesday nights
each month at Owls hall, corner
Broad and Second strcstA. Mis-
Fannie Kelly, secretary, Si4 North
Davis avenue -5e
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Enterprise council. No. .. meets
every Tuesday night in Beividere hall.
437 West Main street. r. g. Foster
is the secretary, 1911 Beverly street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

Members Of Potomac Lodge. ]. Q.
Ia r.. OF the city OF Washington. y.
III. on Saturday night, Dec. 6, paid
WHAT to Accotink Lodge. No. 15, OF
EFairfsx county. Va. and put on the
stwo act farce entitled The District
;Schoci." to the great delight ana en-
Etoynent Of their Virginia brothers,
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yardaha lodge No. A.. OF Norfolk,
Es&Arted Its December session Wee
knesday December g. with tScnty-six
"a ma ;dates Tor The iuttiatcry. seven
EaNw members were elected and hVe
fnew applications were referred 10
Next Wednesday even
ing Deceru be- 10 the arst degree viii
kAe conferred On the large class and
keysry member should witness the
Etmpressise uork cf the team IN this
ksxgree EaHdaha lodge has been
|Amxy for the pas, 1910 years and has
3rreha biy made re largest gain in
|xhe s:afe sincs last MAY WedneS-
Ma. Dec II be- ; beng the SIN
ESy ed res4Iay in re month. which as
hSndaJia's regular social session even
|SGg. special program wall be ar
mAEgcd and all " hu "a ish may watch
Ethe cid year og. in the lodge room.
- irgiria n Fltot-
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Peerless council, No. o, meets
every Monday night at Jr 0. y. A.
M. hail Towards Grove. Henrico
county. M. A. Germelman, secretary.
1900 Stewart street
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New South council. No. 8. meets
every Thursday night in /. o. O. r.
hall, at the corner of Eeighth and
Hull street. C. l.. Jordan Jr., is
the secretary, SIT Decatur street
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Old Dominion council, No. 10,
meets every Friday night Junior Or
der United American Mechanics
hall, corner Twenty fifth and Mar
shall streets Mrs. Julia Il. Gay.
secretary, 272o East Broad street.
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Union council. No. IL. meets every
Wednesday night at Marshall hall
2505 East Broad street. Mrs. Eula
M Burton, secretary, sos W. Main
street. %as# III
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\. W. Glinn council, No. I. meets
every "Wednesday night in hall, ASA
Harrison street, near Broad Fl. G..
Baur, secretary, 300 Randolph street
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r. ~cuc council, No. I. meets every
Friday ni:hr in Pythian castle, S13
east Marshall street w. l.. Tyler is
The secretary, 81 North Eighth street.
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CONTINUED o. PAgs ,esv1A.l
'sr
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Wen6Gsson lodge, No. 1906, !. q. q.
meets every Thursday night at
der hAli. corner Hull and Tenth
S&4tx south Richmond
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41oa Hem Adhtm lodge. No. 40
(o41 every Thursday night~At l. O.
~ Aema corner Grace and Fou-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

Progressive Nest. No. 1858. meets
every Thursday night at Marshall
hall, 25e5 East Broad. ]. ID. Wilson
recording secretary.
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Evergreen camp. No. 1854. meets
second Tuesday night in each month
at Masonic Temple. Highland Springs
Stop 80. Harry w. Hardy, clerk,
Box 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

Richmond lodge No. $50 L Q. Q.
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The Grand Chapter of the Eastern
star nt Virginia, instituted queen
Esther Chapter. .. r.. s. Thursday.
Docom 4, 1919 al p. M. sharp
~ this Masonic Temple, in Alexandria
The iniuatory and Installation cere-
monies were IN charge OF the grand
Offices who visited the city for that
purpose. There WAS a full attend
aRcc al The charter members and n
most pleasant occasion was enjoyed
by air present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

Richmond Nest Order OF Owls No.
1853. meets every Monday night q
Owls hall. corner Second and Broad
streets G. /. Clarke, r. s.. II South
Davis avenue. c. c. Petit. financial
secretary. 4tar
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Church Hin camp. No If732.
meets first and third Thursday nights
in each month at Marshall hall. 2505
East Broad street Clerk. X. A.
Zones 6l3 North Twenty second
street
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| fourth Tuesday at s O'Clock p. M
| Mrs, Mary Bates Is worthy matron.
Richmond Hue Lodges
Temple lodge. No. .. meets on tn
| first Friday in each month at Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street
Charles III. Mason. secretary.
Richmond lodge. No. 10. meets OF
the irst Tuesday in each month. a
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broat
street. Robert r.. Winfre. secretary
Metropolitan lodge, No. II. meet
in Masonic Temple on the secont
Thursday in each month. Il. w
Miner. secretary.
Manchester lodge. No. IA. meet
in Masonic hall South Richmond, or
the third Monday IN each month
John X, Robertson, secretary.
Richmond Randolph, lodge. No. 10
meets in Masonic hall, fS45 EasI
Franklin street. on the. third Tues
day in each month. w A. James
secretary.
81 Schh y bhSNs W. o"' II1CIS II
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broad
street, on the second Tuesday In each
month. Oscar J. Adams. secretary.
Jappa lodge, No. ~. meets IN Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street
on tho first Tuesday in each month.
George G. Jefferson. secretary
Henrico Union lodge, No. 1870
meets in Masonic hall, Ill LIZ North
Twenty fifth street, on the first Mon
day night in each month. Joseph S.
Nilsson. secretary.
Dove lodge. No. 81. meets on the
second Friday OF each month at Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street,
Adj II. Mcdowell, secretary,
FratcrnaI lodge. No. So. meets In
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street, on the second Monday In each
month, William Reinheimer, secre-
tary,
Amity lodge. No. 10. meets Fl Ma
sonic Temple, 100 West Broad street,
on the third Tuesday in each month,
Seer etary,
Lodge OF Strict Observance, No. 207
Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
street. at noon on the fourth Friday
in each month, except on second Fri
day IN December. ]. G.. Sellinger
John r. Hooper secretary.
Meridian lodge, No. 234. meets ir
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broad
street. at noon on the fourth Monday
In each month. J. l.. Beck secretary
Northsidc lodge. M. 2s2. meets ir
Masonic Temple, corner Third avenue
and Stewart streets at Highland
Park. on the third Friday in eacf
month. Asa Johnson, secretary.
Fitzgerald lodge. M. 2s9, meets II
al Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
Westhsmpton lodge, No. 500, meet!
al Ridge church on the fourth Mon
day in each month.
Lewis Gtntcr lodge. No. 81. meets
in Ginter Park at Asse mbly Hall or
| the third Thursday in each month
j, r.. Moore, Jr., secretary.
Babcock lodge. No. 2sa, meet
| Temple at Highland Springs, stop 80
+ Nine Mile Road. r. G.. Moore. secre
| tary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01
IND to you, Mr.. Clothier, word in
4 brivdte:

"a private:
You recall the hardships encountered this
year in making and delivering good clothes
the difficulty you experienced in getting what
you wanted when it was most needed.
Well then, have you considered that only
limited quantity of GENUINE PALM BEACH
CLOTH was distributed for 1919? Many n1er-
chants covered usual requirements, and are
now pressing for deliveries-but even they do
not realize that the demand promises to be
very great. Our educational work will be of
a vast, impressive, far reaching kind-its
purpose to drive home final consciousness
of PALM BEACH, THE,GENUlNE CLOTH and
teach the public to recognize in the Trade
marked Label, the safety sign to Summer
style and comfort.
1T you are not amply prepared-let this an
nouncen1ent serve as a timely reminder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01
We show below, schedule Of National
announcements to come:

Saturday Evening Post Golfers Weekly
June 18th full page June 21st half page
June 2lst = half page July 5th full page
June 28th full page July 18th center
July 5th = full page spread in color
July 18th = half page July 26th full page
snre,d ~ co1r Literary Digest
July 10Th fun page June 28th center
Aug. I'd = half page spread in color
Country Gentleman The Spur
June 2lst = half page June 18th full page
July 5th = full page July lst full page
July 10Th = half page July 18th full page
And the principal newspapers
of the principal cities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01
Addressed to Men Who Buy
Clothes Men Who Sell Them

ALM BEACH QUITS will be
Dtailored by the best Cloth
IL ing Manufacturers of the
country men who consider
workmanship their hobby, and
who have made special study
of building exceptional suits from
this remarkable cloth. The show
ings will include those particu-
larly smart Young Mems models
that so aptly fit this seasons
fancy.
We realize that today, when you
see this ad, you may say: Later
perhaps. Not now" Quite true.
But we feel that you will be glad
to know of this economy in dress
that will ideally suit the Summer
weather, now but a few weeks
off - And that you will be glad
to know that GENUINE PALM
BEACH, with its reputation for
quality and its unique beauty of
finish, will present so varied a
selection and so inviting a
purchase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01
K you, as the Average Man
and you, as a Clothier
will read this ad with

equal interest.
PALM BEACH SUITS will sell this
season at about one-half the price
of Well-tailored Worsteds.
PALM BEACH SUITS, because of
the peculiar blend and twist Of
the patented weave, will wear as
long as imported wool and wash
as often as needs be.
PALMBEACH SUITS will be shown
in 100 different shades and pat
terms, ranging from the plain
natural tan to solid blacks and
hairline blues. There will be
browns and grays and Oxfords
tans and green's sand" and
heather mixes solids, stripes and
checks and many novelty pat
terms, resembling the finest Wors-
teds but made of GENUINE PALM
BEACH CLOTH, and that means
much cooler, much more comfort
able, and much less expensive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-28
CLOTHES For REFUGEES.

The call OF the Red Cross for clothing for
refugees abroad offers golden opportunity to the
housewives of America From generations of thrifty
forebears has come the habit of saving any article
which might possibly be used at future time
As a result almost every house has accumulatons
Of partly worn clothing slightly antique hat trim
mngs and odd lengths OF cloth kept TO mend dress
and other garments which long since have fled
As matter of fact. ancestors did their
penurious bit Of saving because supplies were
scanty. We suffer from such handicap, but
save old things just the same
Conditions abroad truly terrible. There are
thousands ragged. cold. shoeless. hatess A dotted
line from these accommodations in our closets
and attics To those needy people as straight as it
from eye 10 eve i'm the funny pictures To dis
regard is 90 practice selfshness And as always
he selhshness viii upon the person who prac-
tices il; for She whose conscience with old gar
ments Is corrupted must feel guilty 1T buying
new ones
This is the time be "a good sport TO send 20
the needy anything the owner might possibly use.
II there is also the ghost chance that she may
possibly IT, The woman who has the cour-
TO do this viii be happy i'm having helped the
helpless And having tasted the joy Of storage spaces
freed OF their piles old. unhappy far-or things"
she viii willingly return to the slavery Of
mere accumulation.