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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01
JEST AMERIKA PEVNOU ?"

Y auditoriu East vyssi tech
a.icke skoly Ma vNch. 55 ul. a
Scovill Ave. konana bude dnes
Necer jakasi Sousedska schuze,
lafadan;i zvlastnim vyborem
I ity klubu. Ia schuze hlavnimi
ecniky budou rabin Silver a y.
bradley hul, kteri mini probi
rat oyazky amerikanisace a rec
II na namet Jest Amerika pc
NEou?'
We schuzi budou prctrasany
'uzne stayajici proOlemy d ne
III pochybnost, ze dnesni veci-
rck v East vySSi Skole ma vych.
- u. blde velice zaiimavy
poucaE. Odporucujcmc tudiz
ra8iln :raianum :ousedshou Il,
.;chuzi : tetnen po6tu navS.i-
witt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

PRODA Sc neb vymGnl Ia lot
ncb dun s Totem na Zapadni
strane Rrookiync icdnorodiA
ny dunn Z mistnostech kou-
pclnou. hlize Euclid Ave. mezi
L. 81 III. a 65 ILL.,, Ia piic.lou
stHlehO zane ;tnani ma zap.
s.ran6. Pcvna cena $3.50. Da-
lie dvourodilny dunn. koupelny,
a fernes ma Ivy Ave. Cena
"A. 800. Nam n6kolik malych
jeC loroGinnlch domku $ velky
mi loty V okoli Union a Broad
way .ccny cd S2lOO do S2400.
PGkny ii rodinny dun. 3 kou-
pc ny. fcrncs ma horkou vodu,
.ot 40 pji l20 sti'. velkou bar
DCu. kterou mozno pi'ispusobit
LA malN domek. cena $500.
dale .iede,1 rohovy lot cena
$1,000; lez dvourodinnE dun
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01
OPRAvA.

Do insertu Dram. SbOru Tyl
kterym Sc oznamuje provedeni
vcllie francouzske frasky "Pan
Riditel'. V lledeli dine 6. dubna,
v..oudila sc nemiia chyba po-
kud Sc tyGe vstupneho. Melo
srravn6 staff 40c a SOC va
leGnou dani, coz Sc timto ma
pravuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01
PROHLASENi X CESkOSLO.
VENSkYM ZENAM y
~AMERICE!

fOCSllt lcLhC q oo'N'uiAN ,Ai'
Ky pronikaji k nam Z nasich
vlaI.i ia morem: po ctyrech lie
tech bidy a; hladu, nevylicitel-
nGho nedostatksl slysime stra-
sne ty zpravy vyplentl II ma
Sich rodnych zemi, o nahotc
Cuskoslovenskych d6ti a Sirot.
Neni satu. neni prada, neni o.
buvi. A .ie-li, je "a ceIly tax ne
slvchanG, ze chudoba u mas mu
81 chodit bosa a POI omaha.
Pomahali jsme osvobozenl
sv1ho lidu. Chceme 'nu pOmocl
" jcho bidc. A tax .ceskoslo-
vcnskv lid Americe buqe ne
: ien ,po febne fondX na Hkdpo-
~ sirotku, ale pomuze ysemi
iilymi proStrcdky ma ulevenl
bidy.
Ceskoslovenske zen6 pfipa-
c.; tu tlkol ZvlaSt6 cestny a du-
LEFTY. VSude pc Spojenych Sta
tech rOZesety .lsou naSe Priad-
Ky "a Weekly. Jejich pilnG ruce
mnoho dobra vykonay pro ma
So dobrovo'ce. Prosimc .ie, ably
pocaly novou praci pro chudo-
bu a tlcdostatek. Prosimc le. a.
Gy Znovu Schazely Sc We svych
rracovnach ably silly a pletly
spodni pardlO. Satecky pro osi-
rele del. Ncchat odbocky Ce5
Mar. Sdruz., Katolickeho Sva.
zu a Slovelskc Ligy vyjdou
jim vsude vstIic a pomohou
Jim, ably mely dostatek nateri.
alu k teto praci na koSi,e spC
Gky. spodni pradlo muzske
zonske pro chudobne &c.
chach a na Slove.lsku. ale zvl;i
ste chlapecke a divci pradlo Z
Satccky. ponozky a vse nutne 4
uziteGne pro kazdodenni po.
lrebu.
Ale lin nechat neal vycer-
pana prace nasich dobrych zen
ceskoslovenskych: Vsude pc
Spojenych Statech lie sesbirat
vclikG zasoby atarsiho a prece
tisteho. zachovaleho Satu muz
skeho i zenskeho. Zarid'te pr
vScch OdboCkach GeskoA over
skych osadach sberly starSlht
Satstva. Nechat naSe zeny il
opravuji, prizpusobuji a napl
nuji jimi bedny. Do techto she
Yen mech sbira Sc nejen darov;
ny SAT muZsky a zelsky. ale
zachoNala obuv. Doufamc, IL
naSe sb6rny vykazi Sc brzkl
krasnym vysiedkem ze St
vArch stran projevi naSe zeny
porozumeni pro Geskosloven
skou chudobu.
KGleCn4 pax Zadame vSecky
raae danny v OdbOckach Ces
Mar. Sdruzenl. SlOvenske Lig,
SvaZu Ces. Katoliku. ably bu
dlly .novou d obGtavou prac
Pro ziskani dOstatecne podpo
~ .financni pro naSe sirotky
NccAat pi.icini sc . to. ably
teto dobe liz planovany byi.
zabayy q vylety, bazary a jim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

podniky We prosp9ch nutaych
fondd, z nchz bude poskytova-
ma podpora eeskoslovenskyn
ale zaroveh zakupo-
vany zasoby levneho nesezan-
riho Satu a prada jakoz me-
srracovanych latek do cesko-
a ovenskych zemi. Ceskosloven
sky lid V Americe chce V case
nejkratsim vypraviti cely LODI
nj naklad do ceskoslovenskych
zemi. Chceme obleci nahotu,
chceme Sc postarati ty, kdoz
sami o scbe postarati Sc .nemo-
hOu.
A prcto mas APPEL smeruje k
ceskoa oyen3ke zene, jejiz do
bre materske srdce dovede cl,it
5 utrpenin.
Nolame tedy poznovu Ma vse
ohny stray a ke vSem dustin
Ilaskavym: Nase zeny: site a
plette a schaZejte Sc poznovu
we svych damskych pracovnich
'sbcrech q jako pilnc Priadk.: d
Weekly konejte dilo velikeho
imilosrdenstvi. Zaved'te sb6rny
,starSiho zachovaleho Satu o.
buvi, poopravujve je a chystej
te je pro domovinu.
V odbockach Ces. Mar. Sdru
zon!, Svazu Ligy vvtoleite no
IVY zivot a ziskavejte novou fl
nancni pomoc pro achral.l
nasiyh sirOtku.
Eotovou praci skj&uejte do
theGen a jako V n,inu!osti Zasi-
=, G ma Czecho:iovak Relief
IComm;ttee, 436 West 23 s..
\" York. n. Y. Dtitar,tud pu
! jG. pozehnali Vas. race do
ceskoslovenskych vlasti.
/ Y; ,il;G dilo ie Pred Va nj: We
hka prace, vyzaluiic; lasky a
Ubeti. Ale rlaSe Ceskoslnvenskit
zcna nezastavila sc ni',dy pred
dilem M Osrden stvi. .Oddala sc
mu celym srdce'n Il vvkoEala
.sNoii povinnost. VeriM.a. ze wy
kona il i DIES. A pro'o voi;.mc :
Sestry! 10 prace pro !2pii ou-
,Gcucnos, &veho tyraneho naro-
da ceskcslovenskeho.
/ Za American CzcchosioEa,,
Toard: Volta Benes, tai: Eoh
S;mck preds.
! la Pomocny VNbor Cesh oslo
vensky; K. Cabalkova, tai; l.
! Motakova, redi,.
Ia Slovcnskou Lissu. Alb
Wamate.i.
Ia Mar. Svaz Ces. katul.
Pcv. Ino kestl.
Ia CeS. Mar. Sdruzeni' Dir
j! p peciV;i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

cena $500. JIM anovane let
ky nalezaji Sc pj'i Union a
Broadway ulicich. V icdno ncb
dvou roaiinch domech Cup to
Gatc) nl;,m velky vyber We
vScch c1stech mesta, tez V To-
.ech. farmach atd. Upozorhuil
ma lot M Beechwood 8 krasaou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

vvniidkou do boulcvardu pro
rrVotridni reridcDci IA $1,000
EllzSi sd6li Ant. Svcjkovsky,
1Gli Hamlet Ave. bite f.. 81
u. Broadway.
4-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01

FRODAM stro.ny lady cigars,
'cz diva parry kraliliu, velkc zlu
te strahaGc. Haste Sc V {. 1908
J.. So ul. Z Harvard.
....a.t.
4-33
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-01
RozAsTAvTE Sc,

Jakou pfiiemnost, jaky uzi-
tex da Vam Vase jidlo bez pi-
va? Mdzete 81 pripraviti chut-
ne pivo We SVEN .domove "a
$3.50. 62 lahvi napoje z pra-
veho sladu a chmele, napoj pri
rodni barvy bohatou smeta-
novou penou. takovy, jaky Wy
raben po ,staleti We stare vlasti.
Pamatujte, re neni to lacina
napodobenina ''near-beer", ale
cisty, zdravy, prirodni napoj z
neilepsich sladu a chmeld. Po-
slete $3.50 "a velkou krabici,
nebo mlzete-li, prijd'te 81 pro
nj = 2 odbocky.
PARAGON MALT CO.,
39l5 Hyde Ave. S. w.
52A5 Dolloff Road.
Cleveland, O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
5 3TRANSPORTS BRING
PH|[A, TROOPS HOME
400 Soldiers Reaching New
York Are Taken to Camp
Dix for Discharge
JEWISH WORKERS ARRIVE

Many Philadelphians were among the
400 officers and men who arrived in
Camp Dix today, after debarking from
three troopships at New York yester-
day. Ninety members Of the Jewish
Legion. who served in Palestine, were
among those arriving.
Among the Phiisdelphisns arriving were
william Baues. Sepviva and East Chamber.
iain streets: Albert l. Gallagher. Thirteenth
ana Hilbert streets; Edward Gallagher 25Oe
bo bbnsWorth street; James Goodchild, 422C
strnss sh street; Thomas Harrison. To1 Martin
s,s Sta nislaus Rosinski, 25ii Webb street: Wi.
nam stanto. 1744 Vineyard street.
Attilo yentresce, 5s41 Boynton avenue.
germantown: Joseph e. Jester. 1928 North
street: s,reett: Henry A.. Blundin, 441s Mitchell
iso iseet. "a s,stu S,Stxsoroush; Stephsr G Gallard.
KKniiyiansush Kiii: go.shi q Psthlshem pike chsstnui
hivenus; innd s, Louis Neisut 917 West westmore-
Hs4sT sa%afl ssnd. S,sa North yss.
Elmer I., ! 'sdy. l2o" West sorsrset t street Street
hdmoGd n,ad D. Partenneimer, 720a Ridge ave.
John John J. oMlblen, 1929 Dudley street: rect Thoma,
william Guenfei. 1858 Ess, Ontario
street; street; Epsnb ET2seph pASmTpi 1911 South Alder
Ba,pa 2tSs 1asE.r la4 rarFsH street
John z; Beeeher; ,724 East Westmoreland fa
street; Otto J. Boiler 1920 Oxford street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
6 MEN, S WOMEN ARRESTED
National Park, N. j., Citizens Form
Safety Committee and Raid Club

National Park, N. j., Citizens Form,
Safety Committee and Raid Club
A public safety committee has been
formed by the citizens of National Park,
N. j., a camp meeting resort located
on the Jersey side Of the Delaware op-
posite League Island, for the purpose
Of putting an end to lawnessness which
is alleged to exist at that place during
the summer months.
Many complaints have been made to
the authorities. The committee was or
ganized by both the citizens. and au
thorities, and .the first round up was
made early yesterday morning, when
the headquarters of the Pinola Club, on
Wesley avenue, was raided. The club
is composed of young men from Phila
delphia.
One man escaped and six men and
the five women were taken into Gus
tody and taken to the Office Of Justice
Bentz, who conducted an early morning
hearing. The six men were fined Sc
and costs each. The girls were let &c
with a reprimand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

Vincent A. Dean A p.., r,,r,.r ,,r....
Herman r Brinkman TAI Nortp 7 .ei,bgow
street "''"An'an' 1901 Nor'h hei'nso"
DSaSton Carr. 1893 Howarth street. Frank
Frsno,s YS'en Honn., A. Sols; atSs Paul street,
ranS,s Bas.H NJ oo G9onnoss Chestnut Hi; Michael
ssI, PHSsS: 1881 North Master street Rufus +
qgressn; aoos Nonth Twelfth street; William
D. Maooen' 2So2 Tasker street
Herbert N. HIckmott, ss2 jackson Street;
Ernest ii, Huber. isSs North Sixteenth
Wanamaksr street; Walter n irwin. b7hs
Rodman street; John ], iayerty. Z silver
nue; william MsTSi,snd GS sSso Gs,s aelrrsS. aWs
street. - wv "'''
pernsra = Mca,rv.v a,,o snsrosr Tar.
gaSs race .,,nt. Jonn Mckenns 22si NORTH Leith-
6SusS street: % John p. Mn" Msnnns. tGt sG0 south i
po pponsy street @ Eyerett X Thorps 92I South
stsso tsasoon street; Leyine Moore, 42tn ROMAN
street; T,rsn, .as Rsym9nd A. oconnor' 1924 South
John Refs 1881 North Fifty-fourth street:
James Reilly. 2O24 Mcclellan street; Albert
G. grhwprawitrth DO6O North Ma rpino ,troai ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

pearl-like buttons is cool and pretty. Another
model, of navy blue voile with scroll design
IN 1t, is finished with white roll collar and
piping of white organdie.
Fine French Wolfe
forms lovely dresses with tucked skirts. The
sleeves are three-quarter length and the cuffs
and collars are of organdie. Broad white
satin sashes give rich, cleaning touch that
finishes with charm. $12.
Slk-and-cotton figured voile dresses with
draped skirts are trimmed with silk ball but
tons on the bodces. Flowered voie frocks
show inset bands of plain organdie to har-
monlze with the vests. $3.50.
Crisp, Sun1nnery Organdie
There is something youthful about it that
makes us drop few years when we put it on
1t seems to be Summers own as much as the
flowers. Orchid, Copenhagen, rose, MAIZE
white and pink frocks Of organdie are tucked,
hemsttched or trimmed with lace $1O5O,
$12 and SIS.
A new organdie frock in white, pale blue
or flesh is embroidered with white and fin
ished with hemstitching and an organdie sash.
$23.50.
Many more lovely dresses are here for
Summer wear at home or away. Taffeta,
Georgette, silk foulard etc, are used in some
of the newest dresses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

Fresh Gin gharn Frocks, S8.75
Always So Clean Looking
Plaids and checks make attractive tailored
frocks when trimmed with white pique. S.
$3.50 and $3.50.
Dresses of gingham for large women are
durably made. $3.50 and $3.50.
Lineme FrOcks
The one that is sketched is in white or
Copenhagen linene. braided in white on the
blue and in blue on the white, making an
attractive contrast. Sc.
The Always Pretty Voiles
Pain-color voiles, checked Dotted flow
cred and striped voles-they are all here,
charmingly transformed into Summer frocks
Tucks, overskirts, pretty collars and organdie
frilling all play their parts well. Sc, $3.50,
$3.50 and $8.75.
The unusual voile dress that is sketched
at $8.75 is combination of plain black vole
with harmonizing plaid voile.
Striped or fowered voile dresses in large
sizes are $3.50 and $3.50. The styles bring
out the long lines that are best for stouter
women.
Special at SlO.5O
A rather quaint little model of blue
checked voile trimmed with organdie and
Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
FIRE AT 18TH AND MARKET
Much Excitement, but Little Blaze
In Center Of City at Rush Hour

Much excitement was caused but lit
tie damage done when fire started in
some rubbish in the cellar of the Home
stead Farm Lunch Room, - North
Twelfth street, early this morning. The
blaze was cxtingushed with little diff =
fculty and traffic was not held up dur
ing the early morning rush hours.
Frank Phillips, a mounted patrolman n
on duty a half square from the fire,
saw smoke coming from the cellar and
turned in an alarm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

Useful LOngcloths and
NainsOOks i'm lO=Yard
Pieces Specially Priced
36-inch longcloth, 1920, $2.55,
S3.35 and $3.65.
30-inch longcloth, 50.
36-inch nainsook, S2.65, $3.35
and S3.65.
40-inch nainsook, very fine,
$4.25.
tCentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Serge Capes Are Most
Asked for

SSSn 81 SSNR1SS TNH v AFAOSN
Asked fOn"
for vacation wraps and the styles are in great
enough variety to allow for any whim or fancy.
Navy blue and black serge capes are in
dozens of styles, many of them special.
At $40
navy blue serge cape is made with deep
yoke back and a coat front that is lined with
silk.
At $3.50
A sports cape with throw collar finished
with tassels is an attractive flare model.
At $3.50
three quarter length cape, prettily lined
with silk in the jacket front and the sides, has
rows of bone buttons for adornment.
.~. At $25
full, faring and very long cape has coat
front 1t falls in graceful lines from the
shoulders and is perfectly plain.
Another long coat-front cape is $27.50, and
another on somewhat the same lines, lined
throughout with silk, is $3.50.
Many Other Wraps
of velour, silvertone etc, lined with silks, are
$40 to s295o.
And the fine things, of which there is usually
but one of kind, are $S5 to $S5.
CMsrkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Light Curt aims

to take with you down to the
bungalow are of white, cream or
ecru marquisette that will let the
sea air blow in freely, are fin
ished with hemstitched borders
and lace edging. Special at $3.50
a pair.
fChesfpuH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Pink Batiste Underthings

dainty and cool for warm weather quite pretty
enough for hope chests. The batiste is fine and the
trimmings used tastefuly.
An envelope chemise at $l.5O, with a pointed
Empire top has all the edges feathersttched with blue
Two "nightes" at So are delight to the eye
One, with pink satin, pointed Empire top caught
at the shoulders with blue ribbon roses, is shirred.
And the other has lace for trimming. The casing,
through which wide satin ribbon is run, is formed
of embroidered satin.
<, (csntral)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Pretty Pillow Tops,
45c

They are of natural-color crash
with pretty cretonne corners, 2OX
16-inches. Just the thing for Sum-
mer homes and cottages!
art Seedlework, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Vacation Suits
for Discriminating Women


for Discriminating Women
The vacation wardrobe is not complete without
suit, especially if one is going to travel
Lnene suits are in various models-new Norfolk
ack kets shortwaised jackets with sash BELTS tucked
jackets and jackets that braided. There is a
good range of coors, too, including pink rose Copen
hagen, tan and white. S5, sc. so and $3.50
Special at $3.50
Gray tweed and checked velour suits in sports
models are unusual in value. The jackets are all
lined with silk.
Wool Jersey Suits =.
Special at $GQ.5O and $3.50
At $3.50 there is model in brown checked ier-
sey that fastens high at the neck in way that is
very smart. The jacket has four pockets.
At $3.50, wool jersey suits with cuffs and roll
collars of contrasting color in Pekn blue brown
or navy blue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Comfy kimOnos
Just7FrOrn7 j apan

are of durable Terry cloth in
white grounds with shadowy fig
ures. The front, the wide sleeves
and the belts are trimmed with
crepe in light or dull blue, pink
or lavender. This is the sort of
kimono to go into the vacation
trunk. $3.50.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Going to the Shore
Over the FOurthS


Over the FourthS
You'll want to take plenty of
cold cream and soothing talcum
along if you are going to stay
from Thursday night until Mon
day morning. The sun, sea and
wind can make your skin rather
sore unless you protect it. We
have excellent cold cream in tubes
at 10c and in jars at 25c. Large
cans Of talcum powder in various
refreshing fragrances are 2Oc a
can.
tCentraD
Silk Umbrellas
for When the Sum Smiles
or Black Clouds Frown
Navy blue, green, purple and
black silk umbrellas will do duty
in all weather and may be called
parasols when the sun is shining.
They are made on strong frames
with the fashionable stub ends.
The tips are white to match the
rings that are through the han
dies. The straight handles are Of
plain or carved mission.
SIS and $3.50.
(MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
White Goods

White Goods
that will stand frequent tub
bings.
34-inch linene, 3Sc yard.
40-inch service cloth, SSc a
| yard.
27-inch poplin, 35c and 4Oc
a yard.
36-inch poplin, fine grade,
75c a yard.
36-inch percale, SOC a yard.
38-inch uniform cloth, 38c a
yard.
36-inch pique in various
welts, 58c, 75c, 81 and SLIPS a
yard.
36-inch beach cloth, 75c o
yard.
36-inch gabardine, 75c and
81 a yard. p. 3d.. ,.
36-inch tricotine, S5c yard.
32-inch cheviot, 65c yard.
tCentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Natural Color POmgee,
Csc a Ward

1t is a good quality Chinese
pongee that is so practical and
cool for Summer sports clothes
and mems shirts; 33 inches wide.
Heavier qualities, SO inches
wide, are $1.50 and So a yard.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Girls Oxford Ties


The long, slender lines. welted
soles and low heels have a fin
ished appearance that appeals to
the girls. There are also ties with
sensible wide toes. Sizes pig to
7 are in black calfskin, tan calf
skin and white leather. S5.4O to
$500 a pair.
Girls Pumps
with ankle straps are in white
canvas at 1918 a pair and in
black patent leather at $4.90 a
pair. Sizes are 21s to 6.
WOrnen's Low White
Shoes, $500 a Pair
Included at this low price are
well-made canvas Oxford ties and
pumps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Many people have remarked what COOL pleasant Summer
The First of July
Brings New Blouse Models for
Midsummer
VOile BIouses

Soft, fine and creamily white,
fresh from tissue paper, any num-
Der of models are ready for your
choosing! New collars, becom-
ing frills, smart collarless modes,
some short sleeves-these will
greet you, and please you, too!
There are blouses, simple and
plain, and blouses that are pref
tily trimmed. Sizes SO to rs,
$1.25, $2.25, $3.50, 1925 and $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30
Batiste Blouses

With the fresh, clean appear
ance that belongs particularly to
batiste, these newest things could
not fail to find many friends.
Women who like neat simplicity
will find exactly what they want;
the frillier models, trimmed with
fine lace, are also ready for those
who like more elaborate blouses.
All are new and in good taste.
Sizes 81 to 46. 1925 to $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30


This are
particular small and,
depends their bouses fit These bouses
voie $3.50 $1650he latter
for fine hand embroidered bouses trimmed with lace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-30

(Niarketl
The sun., 1919-08-17

an estimate Of the place Mr.. Crownin-
shield holds In tbeliiterary world. prsas-
Ing his poems.
The meeting was held under the Joint
auspices Of the Casino and Laurel Hill
Association. Daniel Chester French,
Newton Macintosh, Edward b. Owen,
Hague were tho committee.
Following the meeting an inspection
Of the works of art by Mr.. Crowninshield.
exhibited in the building, was made by a
large company. Mrs. Frederic Crownin-
shield, who Ii passing tho summer In
Stockbridge, her daughter. Mrs. Carl A.
Degersdorff, and her son, Edward b.
Crowninshleld, were present, as we're
Mrs. Joseph p. Choate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Hoffman, Mrs. George Merrill.
the Rev. and Mrs. George q. Merrill, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Chester French, Nc and
Mrs Edward b. owen. Mrs Oscar. l..
Asigi, Mrs. william Marshall Bullitt,
Carl A. Degersdorff. Casper Degersdorff,
Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed, the Misses
Katherine and Ellen Billiard, Mr. and
Mrs. James r. Walker, Mrs. Charles
Stuart Wilson. Mrs. William E. Down,
Mrs Newman X. Perry Of Stockbridge,
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Fox, Paul
Manship, Edgar J. williams Charles q.
Stratton of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Banyer Clarkson. Prof and Mrs. VIII
lam H. Carpenter, Miss Caroline 7.
Lawrence, Miss Allison, Y. L. Haughtbn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Rice, Mrs. Fran
els Dillon Fitzgibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam H. Clark and Miss Mary Weyman.