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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

elites Of cellopham made In ears OF
corn, eglantine, tiny roses or other
flowers. Another unusual trimming
for these models is raffia in the smart
est sort Of embroide !,
It is interesting to know that al
sorts of hatpins are again being USED,
especially the long stick effects OF 9et
and the arrow pin Of the past season,
which has not lost its prestige. Al
ways connected with these are the new
French yeils-for what wonders can
he done with an attractive pin stuck
at Just the right angle and az wonder
fully chic veil?
The navy blue and tete de Negro are arr
perhaps the most favored shades and
the chin length embroidered and dot
ted wells continue to take precedence
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10


sss q: A. Norelius was a business visitor
several days last week at the Wholesale
houses in Des Moines.
Swan johnson and family moved last
week from their former home in Mil
ford township totheir new home north.
east of slliron on the farm purchased Of
Ed Lunhblad.
Albert .Lavine and family left last
week with their household goods and
;farmirig machinery for Core tionville,
where they own g, farm near town:
this locality and will be greatly missed.
Atrfhet c6nncil meeting last week F.
G. LundeH was elected councilman to
FIJI the vacancy made by J. p. Mtlburn,
who resigned. The new member with
his ability,s will prove I most desirable
ana effcient ;ac quisitiop to the town
board. h H i'll. ss s -. 81;
Denison to assist in caring for her SIS.
ter and husband during p siegerof the
flu. &. - III
h Miss Mathilda Hansen, of Schleswig,
visited Kiron acquaintance Saturday. n
Kiron was well represented at the
aUeo show in Omaha last week.
At the annual meeting OF the Kiron
fire department last week o. e. Clauson
was reelected fire chief and Ed Moline
assistant.
The entertainment given last Friday
evening by the Kiron high school at the
school building was web attended. The
affair was unique and well enjoyed. The
program rendered BY the little tots was
certainly splendid Various booths had
been arranged and a visit to each cost
a coin and something over a hundred
dollars was taken in which goes to- the
,s,~lry ,fsa1
ing and repetition is desired by all
present. ~ N nj t4a "a lsf
and Mrs. Chas. Skarin returned Thurs
day afternoon from Sac City, where
they went to attend the funeral Of their
brother. Reynold Skarin. whose death
followed an operation for appendicitis.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Jta10 - Wfk0A<EtB NEAO1lNG
The experience of Mr.. E. ]. Tou-i
pa1ik, 1438 Rose street, Lacrosse,
WISCONSIN, is chiefly remarkable
on account of the length Of time
he was afflicted.
He writes: II have been suf-
fertng with chronic bronchitis for
twenty-s years and every winter
i would catch cold and become so
hoarsl / could not speak for six or
eight weeks. / could get only tenn
porary relief.
This winter / was taken with
Grip and was in awful shape. A
fellow workman advised me to take
PE-RU-NA. By the time I had
used three-fourths Of a bottle, the
hoarseness was gone, also that
tired feeling, / am on my second
bottle. Hereafter PE-RU-NA will
30 constantly in my house. II is
the best medicine ever put up for
the purpose.
For any disease due to catarrh
or catarrhal conditions, PE-RU-NA
is equally dependable. Coughs,
colds, catafrh Of the head, stomach
trouble, constipation, rheumatism,
pains in the back, side and loins,
blsating, belching gas, indigestion,
catarrh Of the large and small iri-
teStincs, are some of the troubles
for which PER INA is especially
recommended.
PE-RU-NA can be purchased
anywhere in either tablet or liquid
form.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Apparently, all sorts Of things are
used for trimmings these days. For
instance, little imported model called
the sphinx" is trimmed with three
wee celIuloid mummies Of the smart
est blue. Then What could be more
unique than a Spanish comb as head
ornament? The shape on which it is
used is quite small and soft IN Its
Spanish effect, made Of henna color
sdraped maline, with tiny roll brllm,
the underside OF which has an inch
fiange of imitation tortoise shell
spangles made into a band, and at the
side Is the replica Of a Spanish comb
made Of the same sequins. Since the
shape is small and fits snugly, It gives
the effect of a comb being stuck
through the hair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Perhaps the most striking note OF.
the season is shown in the mysterious
influence OF the east. 1t seems that
all the charm and mystery Of Egypt
has been embodied in the millinery
and this is evidenced by, a dropping at
the sides Of small hats. This droop,
is accentuated by an ornament, a
flower feather, placed so that 1t
hangs downward a bit and gives the
effect Of an ornament, such as is worn
in the Egyptian headdress This new
type Of hat is worn decidedly low on
the forehead and far down over the
ears, showing very little Of the hair,
this making an attractive frame for the
face. Such a hat is enticing in its
simplicity, sl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

!, Wall Johnson and son weer up to De.
4 ln;, |, j, ,oa;i III af FL
their farm interests in Goodrich.
Art WineN and Geo, Beamant attended
the auto sftoK il Omaha this week.
john sacHu Has otr to, tepit sat
urday thalsifE lands With Old friends
john And *so& and family were in
Deloit saturday Ayepihg to Attend the
picture show. X
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

bver!! the. somewhat newer floating lace
effect. In the fact wells the note Of
the season is chenille, not IN the
geometrically arranged dot only, but
also in dots in scrolly designs and
irregular patterns. Other wells com
as white stitching on black. and all
patterns are all.over in effect. An
enticing French veil is quite long and
shallow, describing partial semi
circle, which is deeper at the center
going into points at the ends. This is
worn SO that it falls just below the
mouth, with the ends drawn up on on
each side Of the brim OF the hat in
a little rosette, and the ends left hang
ing. This way Of wearing g veil is;
interesting because the veil does not
cover the back part Of the brimg or
crown and merely acts as q drapery
for the face.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Fleming,
afea sb cog ag ~ BlR sss eas 81 Sui nj
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton spent Tuesday
at the "A. D.. Whey home helping them
butcher.
John Anderson did his spring butch
ering Tuesday.
The Epworth League held their bust.
ness meeting Tuesday evening with
Miss LOvicie Morris. Light refresh,
ments were served.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Burlington .Hawkeye: The soldiers
bonus is talked Of as a right, as some.
thing that IN din INN 10 III iysssys9ssik
due him. After an, IT will matter less
to most Of the boys Just how the
bonus is viewed or designed or des.
is sss e ola sh' seon seems 2
~ Perry Uhief:ttlIt seems to have de,
velopSd into dlldiscussion Of how to
make the treaty safe for the party.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10

Flannel shirts, too. are sbecoming
more popular and the rich French and
English cloths in these are considered
very smart. VI 7. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
FACTORIES AND FLOORS

ractcrics. Marchouscs. Manufacturing y,o,..,
LARGE BUILDINGS. 20, 900 to 81. nm ~
II, railroad siding: suitable storage Nv, "
Goldman. I25 Walnut. Large trucks a ana. Y.
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS ~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
WEST PHILADELPHIA
COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

800O-2 largs sec. -sty com r.
175, also third hoor com. $50; unfurn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

pawn Tickets Tor Diamonds Bought
KELLY & co, P32 CHESTNUT ST.
euite ?I-22. Over Ch!'ds' Restaurant. Frlv.'a
ROYAL, PIpatiny CO -Pleatlng ana hem
stitchinR huttons and huttOnhOles. sNrC,nl
reduction first week. 81 skirt to ho
plested: skirts pleat"d n day natl orders
ATTENDED TO 1ls y. l'th.
HATS bCdbuga roHCnes md other digea So
carriers permanently cX'ermnNtod. We
also fum'gate and dIsyrfcct and check each
t.t 1897 Ralnhridgo st Ph Dirtin sor 59S3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
REAL COUNTRY HOME
nNK LANE

;TT3s \. CARLIsLE-Modern 2 story twin
With bedrooms and breakfast room: i'm
rnsdiats possesson; terms that are sure to
m.et with your approval. Inspection ap-
mniutuent arranged through Dallas & Hart
ley, Inc, 47OY \. Broad ct Wyom. s7l-s72.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
ROOMS FOR RENT


ARCH ST.. 2125 q. y C}--N.wIy rurr
uusto-date single and double rooms cleanii.
h,asa unBurp hrat-class house; cent. mod
HINTT TTCN, 3Gi6-Iargo rooms for .. neat.
iy Furnished convenient 20 subway cars
apRDCE, 1912 Ho'mehurTl-l and . rms
with priv. bath: beaut furn clec.: phones
6PRUCE ST. l7ll--Attractivs rooms mod.
crate rates: exclusive central location.
W1INTT, 44O5 Apartment p 4-DelightfuI.
cool front room Ideal location Tor man
,so des' ali conveniences. Preston 267O W
ieTa- N i30 II HOTE l. RURIC
Beautifully furn. rooms spotlesSy clean;
scrv 10 stations; best accommodations for
sseyciinH people; moderate. Phi. Spruce 1854.
{sTE n. sSi7-FurnI shed room for gentle
man; private family reference required
rfega SITS W,
{5S o0TH-2 81 story rooms. suitable
for 9 gentlemen; sngie beds, hot water
1885 n. GOTH sT.-Pleassnt furnished room
oneS private family. suitable for two per-
sons; business man or lady preferred,
HANDSOMELY furnished room In large.
modern, private home electric lights; 10
minutes 10 City Hall. Phone Barring AIS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS A. McCUTCHEN
8Si REAL. ESTATE
Dnt NRt TRUST BLDG
DNIOoill BROAD 3 CHESTNUT SITS.
y,r,r1yAT-r- Sg5 900 TO invest pay 500
RRlN q r - s9O00 .HCN,
M AsOr-CS - A. VI. TO p. ".
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cast, prices for YOUR IA.
pay higher; also cid gold, platinum and ntlver
bouEhti estates bought tprivate) est. 10 yrs.
The Diamond Shop ,o.S Oh aSova h lo,t II. Ts Tse,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
FARMS
Colonial Home Farm With
Stock, Tools, Crops, $1,000

1873 acres with fine old Colonial s.room
house; EXCELLENT condition; antique fireplaces;
magnificent shade. good outbuldings, ma
valuable wood and timber. apples. other
fruit; owner. unable occupy throws in pair
horses cows, bull, poultry. wagons ma.
ChtEery, tools, part growing crops: $4,000
TAX. all easy terms Details page lS,
strout,s big lllustrated Cstalos farm bar
for free copy sTRoUT FARM AGENCY.
1922 CA Land Title Rldg,, Philadeinhia, pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

is-AoRE Montgomery county farm: u mile
ron Town and r, r.. large. fertile. trac-
,oi oi-"orked neids: 11-room stone house pipe
,.ess heater phone: large barn. silos hay
,, nhrn eIHctric lirhts and power never-faiiinr
wha.er' plnty fruit; will include milking ma
.nIne, lo-horsepower motor, 30 tons hay "a
.ohs straw and all growing crops: according
20 ,he &c 'ernment survey. this sized farm
IS the most profitable: low price AT $40 5oo
PALMDALE FARM. Palm. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20

1929 \, CAMAC sT.-2n story, twin. 5
chambers; adjacent tO train and trolley:
possession at once; nicely financed: for the
family seek ng the Ideal location In Logan,
this house should certainly appeal. lnspcc-
ton arranged though DALLAS HART
LEY. INC, 400 n Broad wyoming
S7l-s72
544o y. nth ST-six rooms and tile bnth,
shower omen fireplace, elec., gas kitchen.
hot water heat hardwood 1oora, basement
laundry all converioncos; immediate posses
sion. Call Walnut .OihH. -
$500 BLOCK y 9TH ST--Six rooms and
tile bath lnrloeod heated pOrches; garage; {;
will finance. aamne hOus" orcn
MCCORMICK & MCCORMICK
Lincoln Building
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED--By marr'ed couple. no children,
8 or room furnished apartment. within
30 minutes of City Hall: ready to occupy
Sept ! rent must be moderate. Give full
Information as to rates and phone number
NJ 800, Ledger Oftice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20

20 acres, mil, to station. on Newtown
NV: III miles to City Hall: near school
stores, churches; lO-room dwelling; n"Ccs
sary outbuildings woods. stream; SO NOD
w FORREST MAGEE. SOUTHAMPTON pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
APARTMENTS

APARTMENT. 222O W, VenanFo st. : SIX
rooms and bath. s12b per month; all new
and large. liEht rooms Call at premises for
further Information. or Locust 473.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments speciality. Sherwood
Apartment Agency. 225 s, Broad ct.
32O s. nth ST.--Desirabie frst-foor apart
ment 3 rooms and bath and kitchenettc,
$40. vacant. TAULANE ono WALNUT at
LOGAN--52oo n. nth at !: new. mod. 4-sty.
detached bldg. 7 rms and bath; porch; mr..
sta. and trolley. II. c. Irwin, 72i Walnut ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
WEST PHILADELPHIA

SlOO-Two beautiful apartments, hot-water
heat, electric light. parauetry noors: Will
rent to one party, with privilege Of sublet-
ting; b428 Christian at. BAKER SON.
52Oi Baltimore ave.
CHESTNUT, COR. BOTH sT.-Ffve rooms
and bath lady wishes TO share her fur
nished housekeeping apt, with l or ladies:
business women or one tired OF hotel. N 8lb.
Ledger Office.
b523 WALNUT ST. o rooms and bath; 6l34
Locust st. rooms and bath: 1873 $. 3Sth
st. rooms and bath. Richman Realty Co..
FIlber, ST49.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
Business rropertle. and stores
PHYSICIANS

BUSINESS PROPERTIES. with possession.
n. w. C Sth and Sansom-4 sty. :20x42 O
18th and Locust-Apertments. $40, ,O0O
10th above Market-4-atory store. -. as. 900
10th below Chestnut-Store. ......,. 40. 900
1873 s, sth.Ss25xaO. ....t:,it.'!'i., $4,000
! 9Th above Chestnut--Desirable corner
5th near Arch-LHrge return, ,...... 100 90
Arch above 6th--well rented. ....... 80, 900
Central and Investment properties, facto-
ries and factory sites. building ground, etc.
WILLIAM j HAtNEs loll Chestnut ST.
plant OF 80. 900 ga IT,
complete with power plant. elevators. etc.
Roberts Filter Mfg. Co. Ruan and Tacka-
wanna sts.. Franktord. Phtla.
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YURNIsHED APARTMENTS

1871 SPRUCE 81. "A beautiful housekeep-
Ing apartment for rent; o rooms and 2
baths. Apply The Nash
SkVFo com. thifd-story rooms, snitable husi.
meas couple or Eentlemen. breakfast
orsiorai, near Rittenhousa So Y ass Led. on.
H65 WALNUT ST. tthe heth-AiiynL -tiAnd.
somely appointed Groom suites. with prs
3fE XFf6 centraI ioe, by week IL des-.
bksrwced Apt Assney' aae 8 Rraaa,st:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
OISEY

224-23O W. FISHER AVE. .--Beautiful mod
ern homes; immediate possession; $1,000;
new; hot-water heat, psrquetry floors, in
closed por:h = VII GuaTantee mortsages'
KLINGEL. g724 y 5th st
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Oy ERBROOK

ovEHBRooK = Jefferson and Goth ats 4
bedrooms modern, hardwood floors cleo
8. II. ANDERSON. 1924 Chestnut Spruce
ASA.
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NEsHhMINY FALLS

BUNGALOW SITES, larEe lots. s75 up.
near station and creek; u mile Lincoln
Highway; hne boating and bathing Iic
Reading Terminal; easy payments, guar.
FERGUSON, Front and York
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NORTH GLENsJDE

FERGUSON TRACT - LARGE lots. t75 n
$3.50; some with Springfield water; gas ana
elec. ljEht: easy payments; guaranteed titis'
Send for boolast FerGuaon. Front { York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
TIiD(iA

S244 ESTAUGH ST Two story brick dwell
ing porch front; Rll modern improvements:
Immed puss must be seen TO be appre-
ted; owner leaving city Apply 20
WILLIAM II, KRElDER, 4l6 Penna. Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-20
MERTON

MERIOS-Stone house, beautifully located
north side; 0 bedrooms, q baths Immediate
poss. $4,000 necessary mortgage money
supplied. q. N RANDLE 2l 18th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
DOING GOOD WORK.

Pierre S. du Pont, vice-president OF the
State Board of Education, was in Dover
one day Ia st week and appeared before
the committees on education of the Senate
and House. MIR du Pont and his col
leagues on the State Board OF Education
took a lot OF the wind out OF the sails
of some of the friends ot better schools
who have been arguing for the repeal
of the new school code. because the Board
itself stated fanklv amendments to the
code were necessary at thus time When
men of the type OF Mr.. da POM and
George b. Miller sacrifice their time T.
benefit the educational system OF little
Delaware. they are entitled 10 the
commendation of our good citizens.
The beauty about their work ls that
it is done constructissly, and not destrue-
tivelv. as is the ease with some of the
opponents of the code, who, while they
claim they want better education for the
children of the State, don't want TO see
cent more expended in building and
eouipping schools, paying teachers sala'
ries. etc.-Labor Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
MRS. DENNEY'S POSITION.

Editor Everv Evening; The following
letter from mrs. William ID. Dcnney was
sent to you with request that II be pub
hshed on March % Through some over
sight, YOU failed 10 publish i, so ! am
asking you 10 do go now. The letter
explains itseIf It follows:
Dear Mrs Ridgely: / arm very glad
YOU called nv attention TO the article in
the SUNDAY Star. that included my name
among those Of the anti-sufrage workers,
Tor you. Of course, know that such con
nection was entnely erroneous. | am
greatly In sympathy with the equal suffrage
movement as trust am with All advance
and progression. and | am giving It my
sincerest cooperation
Very cordially,
Alice Goodwin Denney.
Mrs. VIM ID. Denney}
Dover, Delaware.
The letter referred 20 above did not
reach Every Evening office. Ed. T. T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
CONGRESSMEN> PLAN JuNkET.
More Than Hundred Representatives
Will Visit the Orient.

Washington. April 3-Mpre than 100
members of the House plan to leave San
Francisco July 8 aboard the transport
Mount Vernon for n two-month trip 10
the Orient The itinerary will include
Hawaii, the Philippines, China and Japan.
The growing Importance OF legislative
questions involving the Pacific, those
contemplating tho trip said today, neces-
sitates the obtaining of first~hand infor-
nation The matters To be studied IN
clude the request Of Hawaii for state
hood the movement in the Philippines
for independence and Chinese and jap
anese immigration The party Will 20
overland to san Francisco and return
ing will visit Los Angeles and other
Southern California cities and the 1osem-
ite National Park.
The first stop viii be IN HAWAII, where
the party plans 10 spend four or lve
davs' going from there to the Philippines
for a Today visit Four days each will
be spent in China and Japan. Smaller
transports will be available for thorough
inspection purposes In the Hawaiian and
Philippine Islands, members SAID.
Democratic House members announced
that they planned trp from New York
70 San Francisco by way OF the Panama
Canal They plan 10 study conditions
in the Canal Zone and arriye IN San
Fransicso in time for the Democratic
National Convention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-03
SOLDIERS BONUS GETS
HOUSE COMMITTEE 0. <.
Will Report Relief Legislation
Within a Month; 81, 200, 900
is Needed.

Washington. April 3.-By vote of
Is To 6 the WAYS and Means COMMITTEES
adopted Yesterday resolution offered by
Representative Iongworth TO report bonus
lepislation before another month. Ihe
resolution also declared against raising
the money through bond issue and
fayors obtaining il by means OF q sales
or luxury tax II il expected That the
bonus will provide for vocational eduea-
ion and monetary bonuses and M
wolves an expenditure IN excess of
81 800, 600 600. This Legislation will be
worked out in detail by subcommittee,
which begin work Monday.
Despite the announcement by Senator
Watson. acting for Senator Penrosc as
Chairman of the Finance COMMITTEE.
that excess profits would be eliminated
this year, il has been learned authoritn-
lively that there will bc no changes IN
the present revenue law IN tins session
aside from amending it to provide sale
taxes to meet the cost Of bonuses. Mem
bers of the Ways and Means Committee
are greatly exercised over the attitude
of Senator Watson in giving the impres.
sion that the excess profits taxes would
be lifted this year.
There Is no intention of touching ex-
cess nrofits until early in next session,
when an effort will be made 10 raise as
much through placing tax en- manu-
features as now comes frcm the excess
profits. This tax The New York Times
correspondent was told today by one
who speaks with authority, viii be lifted
next wear because by that time IT Will
fail TO raise sufficient revenue.
Members Of the Ways arai Means Com-
mittee IRE in agreement with the arg'i-
nent that the excess profits tax - un-
lust and that IL tends To retard business
expansion. and that il will not he pro
ductive of continued large returns alter
this wear II is estimated that this tax
will produce about 81 200. .000,CO0 IN 1870
and that il will drop % per cent IN 1871
There is no necessity TO change TINS
law hastily. il ID pointed ont. II is
operative In the taxiabie year of 1920
but before the last of lU2l II is planned
Ia substitute a tax on production winch
II il believed. will be fairer. According
to Republican leaders their platform
will promise the elimination Of exccss
profits but they add that il is not the
purpe sc uf the Republican 10 place the
tax burden on the masses
Money for the bonuses will be ralEed
by a sales tax Of | per cent on goods
sold under $500 and of per cent on
goods sold over that amount. There viii
be tax of one-balf Of per cent on
the sales of real estate IL ie estimated
bv Treasury officials that such 2 saie'
tax will yield 81 900 ,000,00o yearly.