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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
FURTUL UNUI C0PIL.

NORRISTOWN. PA. 3 Iunie.
Misterul care inconjoara fur
tul copilului de treisprczece lumi.
din leagan, al d-lui Coughlin, a
ramas nerezolvat pima in pre-
zent
Suite de persoane, intre care
81 politia pentru apararea inter-
IA, membrii politiei de stat, a.
gentii federali 81 detectivii pr.-
vati au cercetat peste tot lo.:l.l
prccum 81 prin cOloniile straini-
!or. tOata noaptea, fara afla .
urma care sc duca la lOcul unde
Sc afla copilul.
Politia a anuntat All ca a altat
uncle ume promitatoare 81 po
ssbil ca in timp de douazeci 81
patru de ore Sc vor farce uncle
arcStari.
Tatal copilului primit ieri
O scrlsoare adreSata ..parintilor
eopllului furat'' Scrisoarea a
foSt aruncata intro cutie postala
D-nnl Coushlim rcfuza Sc spuna
continutul scrisorii, afara nlmai
de declaratia ca crcde ca fost
scrisa de vre-un maniac. M s'a
cerut. pima aclm. nici suma
de rascumparare.
Parimtii copilului furat spun
ca e lmpasibil pentru eli cXpli
ea motivul care dus la accst
furt: M poate fl din razbunar,
pentru ca nu avem dusmani."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
CAMPANIA ELECTORALA A
FEDERATED DEM0CRATIEI
NATIONALE-SOCIALE.
LA BRBAILA,
(Continuare de pc pag. H.

luiaza. in strigate.e de traiasca
gcneralul Averescu am fost bom-
bardati la Braila GU pietrii 81
scaune, sfarimindu-ne geamurile
salii de intrunire inainte de a Sc
fl rostit un singur cuNint din
partca nOastra.
lesind afara printr'un geam
spart. am fost personal apucat
de mini 81 amenintat Gu 0 arma
taiOasa.
Cred ca nu s'ar fl adus un
prca mare serviciu tarii daca
asi fl fOst ucis. Este destul ca
ma ajestatea voastr4 sa ,cunoascd
aceasta atmosfera de crina calr
sc creiaza in jurul nostru spre
lua masurile trebuitoare pen
trn ca asemenea pagini sa M fl
gureze in cartea glorioasa DOM
niei majestatii voastre".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

din oraselc franceZe in decusd.
razboiului.
In apararca lni Impof a pie
dat ca mil de ofitcri germani,
della fostul print de coroana iii
JOS a facut ceea cc a facut 81 el.
JudccAtOrul franceZ Spus ca
ii pare rau ca nu poate trata pc
acuzat ca pc un hot ordinar, ca
sal noata condamna 81 mai greu.
Regele Belgiei va vizita Bra
zilia. Bruxela. = Reggie AL.
bert al Belgiei is regina Eisava-
ta vor pleca spre Brazilia la !!
Scptembrie. Calatoria O vor fa
ce ,pc dreadnouoht- -ul Sac Pault
Ei vor fi insotiti de ministrnl
Brazilici della Bruxela. Senior
,Earros MOrcira.
.
China ratified tratatul Gu Aus
tria. = Peking. - Senatul re-
pnblicci Chincze ratificat tra-
tatul cu Austria. Numai un sin.
our vot a fost centrar.
Z =
Rascoala indienilor in Ecua-
dor. - Washington. O ras-
coala d indienilor la GAIA Bam-
ba, in apropiere de Rio Bamba,
in Ecuador, s'a desyoltat intr 0
tevolta intemsa. 81 Sc zice ca So
datoreste houilor dari puse de
guvern. mfolmatiile primite spun
ca politia fost atacata 81 ca
mlplte inaltfmi care domincazl
Rio Bamba, sunt ocupate de III
dieni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

Datoria Statelor Unite. = Wa
shington. = Datoriile publice al
crescut in decursul lunei Maiu
GU S3O,2Sj.230. dupa cum arata
TN comunicat dat asupra date
riilor Statelor Unite, de catri
ministrul de finante.
Datoriilc totale la finea lnnel
Maiu an fost $2,4974, ,963 900.
I'm urias dirigiabil va fl pus
in serviciu in curind. - Barrow
Anglia. Dirigiabilul R-SO,
construit in acest oras pentru a.
miraltate, va fl pus in actlune
in doua orr trei saptamini.
Ultimele inventii in cele sbuVa-
tului sunt puse la accst hlrlglabll
urias. Sc spune c aacest vapo'
nlutitor poate trece Oceanul Gu
usurinta.
Dirigiabilul are 535 urine lun-
gime 81 20 urine in diametru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

Natural ca nu putem reproduce oaa convorbrea avuta
Gu acest ceor Isl a perfect de ne despre
ce1este cunoaste sltuatia Uniunei ziarnlu Amerca
asa &c blne ca orr care membru Consistent al Unune cac
ocupam un spatlu rea facem pomelncul
unor nentemeate nici macar pc srop de adevar din
partea contraror nosr nsa puem arma Cd in toata dis
cna care s nvartt in uul celor della Rominu cetitoru
ziaruln nosru 81 al Ronnuu de parere "a mn pa
este sa dlscu IN nici chese oaen carl ug de discu
pn Gu oamen carl voesc sa faca luin inr chestie
9 ampova se faca intunerc aos ang6 scQpprile
or pesonsle convent nsa = am snns as 3 reaonab
are lde fxe CO atunc cnd bat cmpii 81 lnarea
aminte q pubculu prn ce-ya cuvinte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
DIN FUCA C0NDE|ULUL.


Ziarele ciocoilor din Rominia
al inceput Sc bata seaua ca Sc
priccapa iapa, ca ar trebul desfl.
intat Notul Universal. Nol
pcntru masuri 81 anal ra-
dicale impotriva mojicilor: Des-
fiintarea Constituted, Camera 81
Scnat. earl stunt un mott; desfi-
intarea ludccatoriilor civile 81
inIocuirea lor cu curt martialc :
deSfiintarca scoalelor publice 81
inlocuirea lor cu pensloanc prl-
vatc pentru odra>lele oligarhlel
intr un cuvint. un regnn auto.
crat. absolut, GU desflintarea tu-
turor libcrtatilor civnc 81 mil
loacelor de cultura, caci numal
in felul aceSta Sc VA face pe poi
ia celOr earl vOr Sc StOarca 30
porul llp vlara. Cui nu-i Va
placea lumea e mare 81 ln Anne
riea este loc inca pcatru o Suta
de dnilioanc de oamenl cin>tti
earl vor Sc alba a viata liberia 81
omeneasca.
Eegustorii de haine preZic ca
rina la tOamna viitoarc imbrac;l
mintea Sc va mai scumpl cu 81
la suta. - Sc vedc trcaba "a nll
prea lie salta comertul.
Nh va luati dupa jocurile 81
bursa ca sd va vindeti liberty
Bondurile. PaStrati-le, daca II a.
Yeti lipSa absolute de bani ca
nu va Ger mlncare. Banul Sc
chcltuieste lesne 81 va veni vra-
mea sa nu perdcti la ele mimic.
daca att Vol sd le vindeti.
Partidul sufra@ist al fcmeilor
din Cleveland Schimbat hume
le: aclm ii zice Liga Femeilor
Notante. Firma sugestiva.
In1ica calitate pozitiva in lnp-
ia political.
s., zice ca anul accSta rccOlta
oriului 81 ca cantitate 81 cd cd
iitatc va bate recordul anilo?
trccuti M Va ibucurati. ~
ceaSta nu-i in Iegaturl Ell prct,ii
riinei. Alta timp cit America
va hrani Europa flaminzita M
YETI minca pine cu 6 cent fun
tll.
La 0 boala multc babe iii spun
buruiana Gu care te vindeci. dar
putine ito procura.
Gel Ell retetcle gratis dat de
sagubina. Ac,m ar fl bucuros Sc
plateasca bani buni pentru re-
ieta care lar pune dreapta la
loc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
INFORMAT|UN|

Cocchi va fl judecat. Wa
shington. - AmbaSa4la america
na din Roma a instiintat ministe-
rul de externe cd Alfredo Cocchi.
acuzat ca a ucis pc Ruth Cruger
din New York, va fl judecat de
tribunalul din Bologna. la % Oc-
tombrie.
Crma accasta agitat foaita
multi spiritelc. Ruth Cruger a
fost aflata inmormintata in To-
calul unde Cocchi Isl avea un
atelicr de reparat biciclete. Sc
crcdea la lncepit ca frumoasi,
fata a caZut in nina celor cari
fac comerciu GU carne vie. Sc
presupunea cd fost dusa in A
merica de Sud cu altc nenorocita
Insa dupa mai multe cercetar;
find Coachi banuit. s'a dat or
din ca sa Sc faca ccrcetare in
pivnita unIe locuia acesta. Ac;
Il f0st aflat ca!lavrul fetei. Cocchi
lnsa luat vaporul 81 a fug;t
spre Italia, unde in curind dnpa
aceea fost prlns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
Recesiunea congresului va in

Recesiunea congresului va in
cepe Simbata. - Washington. -
CongreSul va sfirsi aceasta sesi-
nne Simbata, prin rezolutia care
= fosl votata acum, dupa ce sa
arinit aSigurarea dala Casa Al
ia ca pres adintele Wilson nu va
chema congrcSul iii seSiunc extra
ordinara. de cit numai in cazuri
grave.
Scnatorul Kenyon. republican,
Il mccrcat cd Sc amendoze rezo-
lutia. ca congresul sa-Sl REIN
ceapa lurrarile la II lulie, nsi
fAra success.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

OSAA"@SS"~NA SsS~ AeSA>e~>Ss'> -
anandatului. = Washington. =
Comitetul parlamentar In>arcl-
nat ca afacerile straine votat
I'm rapport favorable fata de re-
zolutia senatului prin care sc re
fuza a Sc da presedintelui Will
son autoritatea de accepta
mandatul Amncniti. Presedintele
camerei spus y. in curind va
pune aceasta chcstie in discu-
tie.
Membrii dcmocrati an 1nccrcat
ca Sc obtina aprobarea comltetu-
lui ca Sc aprobe sub-rezolntie
prin care sd So refuze presedin-
.telui aceea autoritate, insa na-
MAJ slupa ce Sc va ratifica trata-
tul de pace. Substitutul acesta
a fo>t reSpins.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
Goana, dupa Bergdoll.

Goana dupa Bergdoll. ~ Gin
.innati. Agentii secret fede-
rali 81 politia secreta m,lnicipala
a facut cercctare amanuntita IN
accst oras ca SCI afle umcle lui
Grover Clevelan1 Bergloll, care
a evadat legea rSerlftarii compul-
sore. CcrcctareaI insa ramas
fara rczultatul &orit. Grover G,
Bergdoll, a fodt M de mult
prins, tmsa a, scapat de sub ochil
carzi, 81 de atunci autoritatile i
cauta fara al afla. Sc credea ca
Sc afla ascuns prin Cincinnati, $;
de accia s'a pornit aecasta GER
cetare.
Cit va costa slsgersa unui pre-.
sedinte. = WaShington Doua.
zeci 81 cinc dc milioane dolari >t
credc CA G sllmas care probabll Va
#; Spesata de toatc rartidele la a
lcgerile de presedinte al State.
lor Unite.
Aceasta suma va fl spesata nu
numai la alegerile rationale g
81 de comitctelc din ,diferitelc
state. ID ID. Lawrence G asigurai
d. persoane de toata increderea
ca Gu toate ca sc va spesa midi
cane de dolari.. recorlurile att Al
partidului republican, cit 81 i
cclni democrat, nu va arata ma
malt de cinci milioane dollar
>peSc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

Alte 5000 oficianti ,,concedi-
atl". - Washington. Alte
cinci mil de oficianti hela min,
sterul de razboiu vor fl dati a.
fara din slujbe ca un rezultat
al rcducerei sumei Appropriate de
congress in acest scop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
MOORE EsToWN

Mrs. Wilson Styles spent the weeks
END IN Beach Haven as quest OF
Mrs. r. A. Warden. sYf
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer and their chill
dren, with Mrs. Clement Hopkins. ruo-
tored to Beach Haven last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rector and her
daughter are spending the month OF
August In wildwood. N. ]. .s
Mr. ]. whital Nicholson and his
family are In the Pocono mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Britton. OF
Wyndmoor Farm, announce the en-
-gagement Of their niece. Miss Alice n.
Van Lieu, to Mr.. Charles Il. Maxim. tls
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Maule, OF Ches.l
ter avenue. havo left for Watch Hill,
Rhode Island
Miss Edna Fuller. of West Main
street. ts spending two weeks in Asbury
Park. N. J. a{T
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving c. Collins. OF East
Central avenue, have gone to visit their
daughter Mt Camp Iroquois, Lake Win
nepesaukee. N. II.
Mrs. C. r. Folmer. of East Second
street, is in Atlantic City for several
weeks stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
$4,ooo,ooo TO MRS. LEWIS
Bingham Estate Assignment Was
Overesttrnated At Louisville

Louisville, KY, Aug. 2.-All mystery
concerning the amount of money Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis, of New York, re-
ceived from her aunt, the late Mrs.
Robert w. bingham, who before marry
ing Judge Bingham was the widow Of
Henry NJ. Flagler, has been dispelled
by the acceptance by the sheriff here
OF Mrs. Lewis's Inheritance tax. II
has been popularity understood that
Mrs. Lewis's share Of her aunt's
enormous estate was about $50 1000 900.
As a matter of fact 1t amounts to only
"a ,344, ,239. 80. Moreover, Mrs. Bing :
hams will disposed of $I9,040 1896. AZ
instead of more than 500. 900 900 as
calculated at the time of her death.
The chief beneficiaries under the Will
are William o. Kenan, Jr.. Sarah
Graham Kenan and Jessie Kenan Wise,
of New York. Mr.. Kenan inherits so, :
S21, 1896, while Sarah Kenan and Jessie
Wise each receive $22, 1886, ,493.
| The Inheritance tax fixed by the
Louisville court as due from Kenan was
81, ,921 .S92. SO, subject to credit Of
$217 1875. heretofore paid. The
amount of the inheritance tax for Sarah
Kenan and Jessie Wise is 81 .024 go II
subject to a credit of SO. .531 IL alread,
paid. Mrs. Lewis's inheritance tax il
| S10O. .30S,27.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The wedding Of Miss Ethel B. stevsn-
son. granddaughter OF Mrs. Edmund S.
Yard, of 2lSl North Eighteenth street,
snd MsrSIn. Mr. Freasrick s,r 9ldaeh, Of zoos Moth
afternoon OF August In the UniSn
Methodist Church, Twentieth and Dh-
mond streets. The bride will be ATTENDED
by her sister, Mrs. Wander Buecken. Is
daughters, Miss Helen Wander Buecken
and Miss Virginia Wander Buecken, as
flower girls. The bridegroom will have
for best man Mr.. Howard Siddell and fos
ushers Mr.. ]: Albert oldach. Mr.. William
II; oidach. Mr. Herman oldach, brothers
Of the bridegroom. and Mr.. william,
Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Duffeld, of
2s19 North Eighteenth street, gave d
family reunion last week at their homS
IN honor of Mrs. Dufheld's sister. Miss
Wednesday evening from a nine months'
tour of the Orient. Their guests In
cluded Mr.. William Zimmerman. Miss
Ida Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Thomson. Miss
Miss Margaret Bush. On Saturday eve-
ming dinner was given In honor OF Miss
McCann by her brother-in- law and Sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morton. at their
home, b62b Thomas avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Kromm. and
t''Nh teti"y otS bPeb'hhN " 10" WochF ~
Ocean City, N. j., as tho guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. e. c. Plachter at their cottage
| on Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kelly, who are
| spending the summer at their cottage In
| Stone Harbor, entertained on Sunday the
members of the Alpha Chapter OF the
| Sigma Phi Sorority and their husbands
| Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ed
gar Donohoe, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur-
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. William SchoclS, Mr..
and Mrs John Stewart, Mr.. and Mra
Isaac Dalzeil. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clay
| Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Burns. Miss Ger
| trude Curry, Miss Ahnabel Crozier and
| Miss Cora Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Hecht and her daughter
| Miss Helen Hecht. OF 1855 Kensinston
avenue. are visiting relatives In New
| York and will not return for some time
Miss Charlotte Feustnnan. 2t22 Sprinp
! Garden street, left on Friday for Sum-
NIT Springs Hotel. Poland. Me,
Mr., Mayer sulzberger and his brother
| Mr.. Joseph Sulzberger, Of 1908 Girart
avenue. will leave August 8 to spend
several weeks at the Ambassador Hotel
| Atlantic City.
Tho Misses Pollock VIII leave v,tt
their uncles tor Atlantic City. TO be III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
THERELL BE "A IV.ALLOP 8
IN WOMEN'S FALL HA1'S
Color Shape Style and Price viii Au Have JOLT According
to Inside Dope
to Inside Dope

Women's fall hats are going to be the
"loudcst" things in the way Of over
head expense that have been pulled on
the willing women and the unwilling
men for decade or more.
This Is the warning sounded by the
millinery forecast for the coming season.
The, headgear is said to be expensive
and tricky, but none Of the less raw :
ishing to the old optic centers.
IL IL also understood that only beau
tiful women may be expected to wear
next winters hats. or course, that lets
most of the women in on the party
but the discouraging fact Is that only
certain types can wear the new gear and
get away with It. This distressing
situation is due to the fact that the pre-
vailing style for the season seems to b'
something in the general shape Of I
wrecked biplane, with plenty Of angel
end turned up effects, suggesting tn
explosion Of the gasoline tank.
There seems to be something evel
crazily geometrical about the angles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
ALONG rHEN MAIN LINE

Mr; and Mrs, Parke schocn, of st.
Clifton Springs, N Y
Mrs, Percival f. Foerderer, of Merton
avenue Merton, who, has been spending
part or July In Maine, returned home
on Thursday. $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. " Perry r,dnunds and
Mr.. Harry Edmunds, OF South Highland
avenue, Merton, will leave today on a
motor trip to Maine, They will visit
their daughter. MIss Margaret Edmunds
at Camp Winnepau. woltboro. N. H.,
ana return early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Mold. OF North
Narberth avenue, Narberth. are receiv.
ing congratulations on the birth OF a
July IL. i IA vs.
Mrs. Robert Brown, and Miss Eleano,
Brown, Of Montgomery aven,ie, Cynwyd
will leave today for Cape May. where
tney VIII he the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Alexander. of Drexel Hill. Doc.
end. Tt ~ '"o We"
Mrs. L. w. Essex and her sons. Mas
ter Homer Essex and Master Ward Els
sex. OF wayne avenue Narberth, lef
,ast ,., week Tor Toronto. Can, where they
H Dunsmore. They wfll also stop a
Bunalo and Niagara Falls. Mr.. Esse,
and daughter Miss Iona Essex, WHIT
nave been visiting In Detroit, will joir
Mrs, Essex In Toronto.
Mrs, r. d. Thomas and her family
OF Price avenue, Narberth, are spend
Ing a month at Point Pleasant, N. J.
Mrs. Leroy C. Douglass and he,
| daughters, of Elm terrace. Narberth, ar,
spending the summer camping neal
Academia, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel f. Jefferies and Mis-
Evelyn Jefferies. of Elm terrace, Mar
berth. left on Friday for Buffalo. wher,
they Will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Osborne. Mr.. Jefferies will
join them later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
GER m ANTOWN

family. Of sss West nsTn SEYMOUR srs street, ssa
have returned from spending a fort
rs,i rnsnt at the Hotel Dennis. Atlantic
Cty Mrs. Whitman and her family will
return to the Dennis during September.
Mrs. Clara Studenmund and her
daughter. Miss Anna Studenmund, with
her sister-in-law. Miss Anna Studen-
mund, OF b023 Wayne avenue are
spending two weeks In Cooperstown,
Mrs. Horace Ervien has returned to
her home from spending the month Of
JuIy at the Lakeside, Eaglesmere. Pa.
Miss Bertha Rolph, of West Seymour
street: is taking a trip through Penn
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Levy and their
son. OF 6l61 Wayne avenue, will leave
shortly for the Hotel creston. Atlan-
Mr.. and Mrs Norton d. Fleu, Of s5o1
Musgrave street, have as their guests
for short time Mrs, Fleu's niece Miss
Gatharine Brack, and Miss Eleanor
Fite. of 125 East Coulter street
Mrs. Samuel Van Dusen and her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Goodfellow, OF
Ing the summer at their cottage at Bay
Head, N. ].
Mrs. Joseph p. Butler, of 522 East
Johnson street. has gone to wildwood.
N. j.. to spend some time.
Mrs. Catharine AFFORD and her son,
Mr.. John AFFORD. Of s43 East Cheiten
avenue, left for Atlantic City today to
| spend q week.
Mrs Martha Knott, of S07 East Wash.
!ngton lane. entertained informally at
dinner at her homo yesterday. Her
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w
Mace. Mrs. Jennie d. Higgins, Mrs. Lucy
| Ghaundy, Mr.. s. w. Clair and Mr. Archie
Wilcox. - -
Mrs. Ely Smith, Of Mexican avenue
who has been spending July at Silver
/ Lake, Pike county. Pa, has returned
/ to her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Whitman, Jr.
have returned to their home at bIS.
Morris street, from spending fortnight
at Cape May.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Smith have re-
turned from their wedding trip and ar,
at home at 6831 Crittenden street Mrs
Smith Will be remembered as Miss Nil
dred C. McCool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, OF 424s
Lancaster avenue. have announced the
betrothal Of their daughter. Miss Mignon
Goldstein. to Mr.. John ]. Herman. OF
I'll SAMSON street.
Mrs. l. Howard weatherly and Miss
Carol Smith, Of 39t9 Chestnut street. are
spending two months at White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar w. Lank and
Miss Dorothy Lank. Of 4204 Walnut
street and Miss Helene Wittenberg, Lof
New York, will sail August Z for
Europe. where they will remain until the
la'p fall.
Mr.. and Mrs N. s. Donahoe and
Mos Anastasia Lyons. 5032 Greene
street, were the guests of DR.. and Mrs
Edward Treacy for the weekend, Al
their cottage at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond J. Coghlan
and their daughter. Miss June Coghlan
Of 42l7 Brown street. are at Wildwood
to remain indefinitely.
Mrs Samuel ]. Levy. of the Brighton
Fifty-first and Locust streets. and Mrs
Il. b. Hunter. of the Hastings. Soutf
Broad street, are at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Atlantic City, for an extended
stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02

vITELL. there was large and gor-
wv gcous ball at Narrngansett Pier
last week. It was given Mt the Casino
FOR the South County Cottage Hospital.
, and IL was quite q wonderful affair.
The Casino was all fixed up like a
niece OF forest with oak boughs.. and
hundreds of those cute little pointed
Ar trees. Poor things, hope they
were planted so that they car. 70 on
growing. It seems awful to think OF
cool woods just to make decorations and
then not giving them chance to grow
up, doesn't it? q.
But anyhow, they "seen their duty
and they done IT, for everybody says
the ballroom was perfectly beautiful.
Dorothy Norris and Lisa Norris and
Mrs. Francis W. Robinson sold a silver
tray during the evening. Lisa Norris
really ought to 60 into the business OF
selling. She is perfectly wonderful
about Il. Every time anything happens
there's Lisa Norris, selling. II may
be silver tray or woody lamb. or
cigarettes or flowers or Liberty Bonds
Lisn Is there to sell II. think it's
awfully good .natured of her, for there
are few more thankless Jobs than that.
There were a number Of dinners be-
fore the ball. Fifi and Carter Leidy
entertained, and Mrs. Archibald o.
Thomson. Then Mrs. Frank Samuel
gaye dinner, and also Mr.. John II.
Fell, who, by the way, offered three
handsome silver cups as prizes for the
dancing contest. Altogether 1t was
quite delightful affair.
TT SEEMS to me that there were
i lot Of people in town last week, and
suppose IL was on account Of the cool
weather we started out with. 1t made
shopping so pleasant / saw Eleanor
Jones one day on Broad street and she
looked very pretty, too. Her hair is
such lovely shade Of brown and she
fixes 1t 30 well. Then she had on a dark
blue dress with white design in it..
and an awfully cute square collar and
cuffs to match. Her hat was one of the
popular blue silks with fiat pink flowers
Just in the front. 1t was exactly right
Tor q day in town.
THE Alex Yarnalls are leaving this
i month--it's this month now. you
know, not last month--for Northeast
where they will spend several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Emlen New
bold. Mrs. Yarnall has just come back
from visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Jones at Amherst, w. Va. The Joneses
have vely house down there, right in
the m tain1country.
CARAH NELSON MADEIRA and
~ her two children. Of Coolock. st.
Davids, are also going up to North
east Harbor. They expect to spend the
rest Of the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis G. MADEIRA. of Germantown.
who have place up there. Every few
days you hear Of more wives and chill
dren who are going up to some de-
lightful, cool place in New England,
or down on the Jersey coast--and it's
always Mrs. So-and- d-so, with her
children. Poor. old husband doesn't
get In at all. He just stays home in
the hot weather and keeps bachelor
quarters with some other poor old hus-
band---and usually manages to enjoy
himself thoroughly doing 1t, too.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-02

triangles and .irreguaritics Of the
models. Feathers tut of at a tangent.
brims curve with sweeping precision and
the bills for the dainty creations Will
strikingly resemble very high gar
ithms, according to the millinery ana
luxury tax experts. M
One Of the intriguing features OF the
fall display will be the new colors, or
old colors with new names, or whatever
they turn out to be. Here are few
that will knock you color blind:
Folly" the vivid red Of ripe cher
ries; ''Flamingo," coral verging on
American Beauty: Capri 10 named
because II Is the shade Of the sea sur
rounding that Italian city; "Egypt,' Y
a ravishing shade Of oriental blue TINT
is said to have been one Of the favoritt
colors Of the wellknown Miss Cleo.
patra; Cochin golden brown TX.
the back Of that breed Of hen. and
Chow" TO match the dog. ~
| Anyhow, IL looks as though, In tn
event Of rainy fall and winter, th'
milliners would give the women ru'
] for their money.