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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE
AT RITTENH0USE
The Philadelphia League Of
Women Citizens Has Arranged
Affair for January 1e

The Philadelphia League of Women
Citizens has arranged n large subscrip
tion dance to be given at the Hotel
Rittenhouse on Friday, January 16,
from 80 until L. "A number of wom-
en- have been working on the program
and the affair promises to be highly
enjoyable.
The following women are acting as
patronesses Mrs. John Q. Miller, Mrs.
Lewis l.. Smith, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot,
Mrs. Edward Parker Davis, Mrs. VIII
liam Il, Derr, Mrs. William d. Cham
bers, Miss Elizabeth Ii. Clark. Mrs.
Harriet l.. Hubbs, Mrs. p. h. Hughs,
Mrs. n. J. Dillworth, DIR. Kate Starkey,
Mrs. Albert r. Burus, Mrs. Ralph Raj
guel. Mrs. Joseph Willoughby, Mrs.
Frank Sbunan, Mrs. Harry +. Kohn,
Miss Sara d. Chambers, Miss Frances
Sullivan. Mrs Il. +. Leaf, DR.. Clara
| l., c. Douglass. Miss Margaret Nick.
! Wilcox. Mrs. Francis y. Dercum. DIR.
Lidy Stewart Cogill, Miss NJ. Z. Rus
| sell, Mrs, Benjamin Ii. Ulman, Mrs.
| George A. Gold smith. Mrs. r. Q. A.
Ellis, Mrs. Holmes Walker, Miss He
! lena Guest, Mrs. James II. Pickett,
Mrs. John Greenwald. Miss f. airline
Tryon, Mrs. Ralph Keenan,, Mrs. Jo-
seph Gabriel. Mrs. William II. Glow
ney, Mrs. Allen n. Hill, Mrs. George
\, Dunuing. Mrs. John G. Fleck
Bala; Mrs. Charles NJ. Reeves, Cam,
den Mrs. +. II. Leavitt, Mrs. George
A.. Piersol, Mrs. lradell Enchus, Mis-
Adelaide Borah, Mrs. NJ. u. Edmonds
Miss Emma Klahr, DR.. Alice n. Nor
ton, Miss Belle Donehauer, Miss Ger
trude Atkinson, Mrs. George w. Sigef
Mrs. Wilmer Krusen. Mrs. IT, d
Downs. Mrs. f. A. Craig, Mrs. Charle
Day, Mrs. Joseph NJ Gazzam. Mrs
/ Ralph Mellor. Mrs. NJ. J. McMininen
Mrs. Samuel Russell. Miss Ann Harmed
Mrs. katherine Halligan, Mrs. Georg
Johnson, Mrs. Albert G. Oehrle, Mrs
Frederick c. Ruppmnn. Mrs. Charlie
Peary, Mrs. Harold Shailcross.
The committee in charge consists o
Mrs. Wolstan Dixey, chairman Mrs
George 4. PierSol, Mrs. Ralph Raiguel
Mrs. NJ. d. Edmonds. Mrs. William
d. Chambers. Mrs. Albert L. Burns
Mrs n. J. Dillworth, Miss Adelaid
Borah, Mrs P. L. Hughes, Mrs. Georg
A. Dunning, Mrs. r. III. uIlman. Mrs
George E. Goldsmith and Mrs. Merri
stinc.
DIR. Clara l.. Douglas and Mrs. A. Z
Burns will chaperonc the dance. tn
cards for which may be obtained frou
any of the patron3sses, or at headquar
ters Of the Philadelphia League o
Women Citizens, Franklin Building
l33 South Twelfth street.
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Mr., and Mrs. Thompson McClintock, 4,
formerly Of Haverford, Pa, announces
lhe marriage Of their daughter. Miss
E!pa nows McClintock. to lieutenant
Commander Thomas Moran, u. S. N.
on. Saturday, January 3, at Tucson,
Ariz, ..
Or. aud Mrs. Robert lie Conte. 200O
spruce street, will entertain at dinner
before the Midwinter Ball, on Feb
ruary G.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Mac +.
Iuen Smith, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
s. ,MacCuCn Smith. of Germantown
I and Mr. Stuart l.. Bulliyant, of Marion
md West Newton. Mass. will take
Place on Tuesday, February II.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yarual, of
Seyentcepth and Locust streets, will
give series of musicals at their home
on Sunday evenings, during the winter,
The hrst to be held on Ja>uary %,
The. Wedding Of Mrs. Ada Weed and
Mr' George Stanton took place jan
nary u. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton are liv-
Ing at the Monta Vista Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Rene G. Hare and son.
Of Williamsport, Pa. will arrive today
70 visit Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Emott
Hare, 400 South Twenty second street,
ior short time.
MrT William Branson Kempton, of
Cape May, is visiting her son in law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
T, Justice, at Mcadowview, Bryu
Mawr. .s
Mrs Charlton Yarnall and her
VHanlshters, Miss Sophie Yarnall, and
Nlss Agnes Yarnall, returned on Mou
IIay from n weeks visit to Sarauac
Lake, \, v
Mr., and Mrs, Philippus W. Miller
nTed their daughters, OF Belford, st.
Ci' CCiGyioS' arc spending the winter at the
,yIArs' AIRS Charles Walton aud family. of
fMaimarthon, st. Davids, left this week
p the winter.
MEs, T.. T. Watson. of Wayne, is
Eruplng the winter at her home in
laeaqrSt, \. G.
Mr., and Mrs. James II Mcclure,
RaI,;.. ''"''','tN' h'E tllfhllnH week III
MSllloFe' phcrc they are visiting Mrs.
"colure's mother.
&, y, ana Mrs, G.. /. S. Jameson. OF
tb,, Duylds, announce the engagement OF
Jssn, Js,n Daughter, Miss Marie Louise
gor gesS9, to Mr. William Holmes Car
ssq' ST. ,Si o. Germantown. No date has beer
''' LOT the Wedding.
Mr. aud Mrs; Stanley Griswold
to ''gs, Sst Jr Of Bryn Mawr, are expected
~, sSS'Irn S'Irn IRON Europe about Feb
Bo,4 BS' IrngagCmNut Of Miss Caroline
Rr0aa nahnum to Mr.. Arthur Russell
F. FaORn, RIop son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank j
NdISsEyo w. of Chester. Pa, formerly OF
nion Giu,'E y Park, was announced last g eve o.
p oy her mother. Mrs. Charlotte p
4d'pAn' of Christiauna, Pa,
CitY tsiendS md, of Mrs, W. b. Saunders, oI
kea, s.le, oyerbrook, will regret e
sssysSs s, asIs sa; is confined TO her bed viii
James L, Glass. Of stSs wood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Martinelli. Of
Dol North Simpson street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
Joseph V. Martinelli, Jr.
Mrs. S. n. Katz, of New York. aud
are visiting Mrs. Kata's parents, Mr..
and Mrs: C. Karpman, 1928 Natrona
street, for the winter
The engagement of Miss Bessie Il.
Gleason to Mr.. Charles NJ. Bandiere
was announced at card party given at
the home of Miss Gleason, at 2T3S
North Eleventh street, on Thursday
evening, Among the guests were Miss
Helen Toomey, Miss May II. Gleason,
Miss Elizabeth G. Burns, Miss Elsie
NJ. Ridden, Miss Teresa NJ. Keogh
Miss Helen Fallon. Mrs. George +
Laughlin. Mrs. William Roberts, Mrs
Robert Evans, Mrs. William Clowney
and Mrs. Thomas Rhodes.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder of 1852 NortI
Sixth street, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Anna Catherine
Snyder. to Mr. Harry w. Grecublatt
of 1861 North Thirty second street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. Schwartz, Of 1O1,
SNul w N1c' oui otltNt, hhNt lClb luE Jdth
sonville, Fla. TO visit their son, Mr.
Samuel Schwartz. They will exten,
their trip to Miami. Fla. and Pain
Beach, where they will remain unit
March l.
Mr., and Mrs. John !. Dnggan, T0I
Richmond street, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Rose Clarc
Duggau. TO Nr. Edward 4. Worthiug
ton. also - city.
a SURPRISE party was given last Sat
urday evening by Miss Sarah Singulal
and Miss Rose Weiss, iu honor of Mis-
Sylvia Titan. at 3017 North Seventh
street, The following guests were pres
ent: Miss Rose Weiss, Miss Dora Mos
tovoy, of Linwood. Pa. Miss Thelm.
Weiss, Miss Bella Kazze, Miss France
Kazze, Miss Jean Posner, Miss Lii
liau Moscow. of New York Miss Idi
Weinstein. Miss Rose Bergman. Mis-
Celia Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs. Morri
Titan. of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Max
well Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ASH
erman, Mr.. Maurice NJ. Wilson, Mr.
Sydney kessler. Mr.. Irwin Krssler, MIR
Albert Bolen, Mr.. George Kohu. Mr.
Lew Sigman, Mr., Wallace Sundcr, Mr
William Goodman, Mr.. Samuel Kaplan
NJ Jack Saltzmau, and Mr.. Josepl
ytan.
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Dance at Adelphia

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Gaus ,gave q
dance at the AdeShia last evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss Marie
Palm Beach, where they will spend the
winter and early spring Among those
present we're: Miss Ruth A. Kolb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto +. Schoenut, Miss
Clara IIaibacb, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
X. Miller, Miss Edith Glass, Miss
Marion Royston. DR.. Martin y. Reh-
fuss, Mr.. Weston J. Hibbs, DR.. Car
Schulz. Mr.. Louis Il. Beck, Dr.. vii.
liam Martini of New York, and Mr.
Louis y. lie Rentcs, LII. d, of Allan
tic City.
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SATURDAY WEDDINGS
Miss Cook Bride Of MIR, kunze--Miss
Hunterson Weds Mr., Shoemaker

Hunterson WEEDS Mr., Shoemaker
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Cook.
niece of Miss Elizabeth a. Cook, and
Mr.. William Edgar Kunze. who has re-
Gently returned from tho United States
army, will take place at st, Malachy S
Church, Eleventh street above Master,
this afternoon at o'clock. The Rev.
j. Fleming will perform the ceremony.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her cousin. Mr., Harry u. Barber,
and will wear gown of chiffon and
satin, Her tullc veil will be held in
place by a crown Of orange blossoms and
she will carry a bouquet Of Bride roses
and swcetpcas. Miss Dorothy Dough
erty will be maid of honor and only at.
tendant and will wear a frock of pink
georgetto and pink hat, She will
carry a bouquet of pink roses and sweet. =.
peas. Mr.. Vincent Tones, cousin of
the bride, will be best man. A recep-
tion will follow the ceremony at the
home of the brides aunt, Miss Eliza
beth A. Cook, 1925 Thompson street.
After trip through the South the
bride and bridegroom will be at home
at 1925 Thompson street,
An attractive wedding will take place
this afternoon at > o'clock ut TioGa
Presbyterian Church, Tioga aud Six
teenth streets, when Miss Helen NJ.
Huntersop, daughter Of Mrs. Esther
Hollopeter, of 3245 North Thirteenth
street, will become the bride of Mr..
Gregg l.. Shoemaker. The Rev. DR..
Robert Littell VIII I'm the cere-
mony. The bride will &c attended by
Miss Marian Shoemaker, sister of the
bridegroom. The best man will be Mr..
David p Forstner and the ushers will
include Mr. James Pollock and Mr.. Earl
Roberts. After o short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker will make
their home, at 1923 Magnolia avenue,
Germantown,
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OlN EY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Horshcr., oil
All Elkins avenue. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Clara
Horcber. and Mr.. Anthony NJ. Dieek
haus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Dlcck
haus, of 5l37 Lawrence street, in the
Church Of the Incarnation, on Wedpes
dny morning, January !. at " clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
NEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Edith A. Mccullough, of 1924
Madison square, entertained at her home
Thursday evening the Fulofun Club
risop, Miss Christine Larson, Miss
Eieie Adams, Miss Eta Stupka, Miss
Sarah Adamp, Miss Sadie II. McCunney,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

1t q shame %
good bust
ness woman
like yo u
8 h o u Id let
herself al.
be tied down
to such a
house lik e
she was mar
ried to it,"
But"
Cant get
q W q Y on
s a I urdayS,
Just like il
in the
s a m . any
other day in
the week, I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
YOUNGSTOWN

The seniors of the Norristown High
School presented a four act comedy en-
part included Miss Dorothy Price, Miss
Jauc Todd, Miss Alice Heifner. Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Regrets the Death Of Mrs A. j. Cassatt
nt Her Toron House Yesterday-She Tells Of the
g. BeneGt Play to BE Ciuen Monday Night

hine avenue, Overbrook, has announced
the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Helen Forster Glase. to Mr.. John Har.
old Stein, of Lancaster.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Madeleine Winternitz. of New York. to
MIR. Valentine i. Wilson. of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

Mrs. Kautman hos hoped for The
marriage of Ruby, her daughter, TO
Mr.. Tetsburo, her ,fch star boorder.
But ,ohen RUBY confesSes her loue
for Leo, Mr. Votsburg's poung
nephoio, her mother 9iues up hopes,
uHd plans TO 90 on Witb her bodrd-
ing house. Sho Is so busy that toheh
Mr.. Vetsbnrg comes to take her and
Ruby 10 Atlantic CitD TO spend
Faster at his sisters hotel, she is
unable to 10.
HB LET his bag slip to the floor.
1A"Maybe, Mrs. Kaufman" he said
"it ain't none Of my business. but ain,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

Enid Bennett iu The
Girl IN the Suitcase
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"HOME CROWN"

''HOME CROWN'
q
meets another New Yorker the hotel in Michigan where
mircs her much as her fellow And she likes them both!
FANNIE HURST
delightful to
for the first insalmcnt o pleasing
MONDAY, JANUARY
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Eugene O P'r.nu lu
Tho Broken Melody
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Bessis Ssrriscale IN
The Beckonins Road
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NJ Ptckford in Hoodlum
Chaplin, Days Plea sure
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Hobart Bosworth in
Bohlnd tho Door
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II r. Walthall IN
The DoouoFuu=
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Olive Thomas I'm
The Glorious Lady
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Elsie FerEusNn In
Counterfeit
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w g Hart IN
john Psttieoats
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hsdelsins Traverse In
Snares Of Paris
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Fairbanks IN When
the Clouds Roll Bv
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Viola Dana IN
Please Get Married
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Charles Chaplin IN
A Days Pleasure
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Hobart Bosworth in
Behind the Door
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Elsie Ferguson In
Counterfeit
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., and Mrs. Thompson McClintock,
formerly Of Haverford, Pa, announces
The marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Elpa nows McClintock, to lieutenant
Commander Thomas Moran, u. S. N,
on. Saturday, January 3, at Tucson,
Arg
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Hobart BosWorth la
Behind the Door
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N Pickford IN Hoodlum
Chaplin, Day 8 Pleasure
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Elaine Hammorsteln IN
INA Country Cousin
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Wallace Reid in
svthOrnC, U. S, A.
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Enid Bennett IN The
lirl IN the Anltcsso
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Wallace Reid In
Hawthorne. u. S 4
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Eugene O'E-ian in
Tho Broken Melody
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Mary Picktord In
Heart O. tho Hills
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Mary Picktord in
Heart o. the Hillg
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~ Pickford in Hoodlurn
Chaplin. Day > Pleasure
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n Pickford IN Hoodlum
Chaplin, Day s Pleasure
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Comedy Feature
Thrills and Throbs
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Martinelli, Of
Dol North Simpson street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of u son,
Joseph V. Martinelli, Jr.
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Edith Roberts IN Lasca
Chhplin, Days Pleas
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Elaine Hammerstein in
The Country Cousin
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Gall Kane in
Some One Must Paw
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Constance Binney in
LrstWhlls Susan
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Neal Hart in When the
Desert Smiled
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MARY Plckford In
Heart o. ms Kills
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Constance Talmaoge in
IemperamentGl Wife
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Ethel CLAYTON IN More
Deadly Than the Male
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W s. Hart In
John Pstticoats
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Eugene O. Brlvn In
The Broken Melody
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"it ain, 2 nome of my bnsincss. but ain d
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olive Thomas In
The Glorious Lady
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Hobs n Bosworth Ia
Behind tho Door
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BsatrlE Nlcheleua i'm
Price a Woman Paws
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Wallace Reid IN
Hawthorne u s. A.
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Geraldine Farrar ln
Flame Of the Desert
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Mabel Scott in
Reclaimed
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Enid Bennett IN What
Every Woman Learns
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Enid Bennett 10 This
Girl IN tho Suitcase
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"sovlET Ark BACK HOME
euford Reaches New York After rw,
Months voIsue


New York, Feb. 23.---Tho United
States army transport Buford, the
Soviet Ark" which carried Emma
Goldman. Alexander Berkman and PAT
other undesirable aliens to Russia, ar :
lived here last night, just two months
and day after she started her mem
orable voyage. The transport brought
back forty five officers and 2o3 cas-
uals from Belgium
The Buford sailed secretly during the
'ary morning huors OF December q
bound for an unknown port. Kiel was
the first point touched at and the trans.
port remained there from January 9Atc
9 undergoing boiler repairs. The pas.
sengers, who were guarded by soldiers
were not permitted TO 20 ashore.
The radicals were landed at Hango
port In Finland, on January 10, from
where they proceeded to the Russian
frontier by railroad.
On the return trip the Buford wen
to Brjusbuttel, German port, ant
then to Antwerp, where it arrived Jan.
uary "a and sailed February 8 for New
York. 20 ..p... =
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Good Values in
Kitchen Towels

At 35c, hemmed half linen dish
towels, with blue borders.
At 30c, hemmed glass towels
are of blue-checked or red. striped
cotton.
At 55c, there are hand-hemmed
blue-checked linen glass towels.
All-linen, hand-hemmed towels,
plain white or with red borders,
are 45c, SOC, 55c and 60c each.
TOweling
All-linen toweling of extra
heavy, absorbent quality, II
inches wide, is 40c, 45c and SOC a
yard.
Half-linen absorbent kitchen
crash, with blue borders, II inches
wide, is S5c a yard.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
WANAMAKERS
DOWN STAIRS STORE

Special at $24.5 There are real savings on
each alI-wool Wanamaker overcoat in this
mall lot, taken from our own stock and re-
duced Double-breasted ulsterettes with con-
vertible collars, such as these, are worth buying
and putting away for next year even without
considering the month of wear ahead!
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STOP SALE OF POISON OLIVES
Illinois officials eratlned by Absenc,
Of Fatality Reports

Chicago, Feb. 23.-(By A. P.)--No
reports have been received Of fatalities
resulting from the eating of bottled
olives containing bacillua botuliuus sold
to the retail trade in fifty two towns in
eight states through Chicago wholesale
grocery house.
It was believed that the warning sent
out by J. l.. McLaughlip, superin :
tendent of the Illinois division by food
and dairies, had checked the sale of
the poison olives and warded of possible
deaths. ....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

~, average of output lost on nc,
Ihe car Shortage since the week OF
pun. n.tv ~ II has greatly increased. ,
|anua,y M Robinson, chairman, has
henf ior complete figures as to the
|skeo 3 e. The car shortage upon the out
|hect ~ tbe mines and upon the irregu-
ny oi - tT employment Of the miners.
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A New MILDLY Dress

of heavy chambray is in plain
white or in cadet blue with the
collar and cuffs braided with
white. 8 to 16 year sizes. at So.
Smart new spring suits for
junior girls have good, tailored
lines, but are not too grown-up in
styles! Wool jersey and tweed
suits are in Is to II year sizes:
$25 for tweed and S23.5O for wool
jersey.
(MarkeD
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Mems Shoes at $500 a Pair

Tough black leather with comfortable round toes made
in double oes Sizes to H. widths to f.
At $5.65 Pair
several styles. Some
others there both medium and broad
shapes single and double soles. Quite variety
Like Dad's!'
boy wantsshoes like dads, and here they
English goodookng black dark eathers sizes
bto 6, $3.50 pair.
Icry
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phS0 BULL FIGHT HALTED
..,.,p Arrested--others Escape
F ,,,,,Ipo Fence Into Mexico

., p,.o Tex, Feb. 23.-(By A. p
Iii tght, staged in the corral OF
laeSl packing plart, with matadors'
esdcres, banderillas and an tse tra
siOna, ss" appurtenapces Of the Spanish
.,l;"na, lUu, sport, was interrupted by the
SivD 'Hso Yesterday afternoon. Nineteen
nv .N;cans we're taken to Jail.
tr TSs scene of the fight is on the IL
..stiopal boundary and many OF the
,,,isinants escaped arrest by the sim
' sypedient of jumping over the low
Irrs into Mexico.
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White Wolfe
55c a Yard, Special


It is a lustrous mercerized
quality, AZ inches wide.
Poplin, 75c a Yard
In such good colors as rose, ole
blue, king or navy blue, pink,
green, brown, black and wistaria,
it is 81 inches wide.
Pretty Plaid Ginghams,
6Oc a Yard
are in a great many pretty comb
nations of color, good quality, so
inches wide.
(CentFaD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

A Trim House Dress
at IS
is Of plaid gingham in green,
brown, pink, blue or lavender
tones. The long roll collar and
nice turn-back cuffs are of snowy
pique.
(CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
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