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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The Rev DIR. anG Mrs. Charles wads-
worth, Jr., Of Overlook, will entertain
az dinner tomorrow evening. Mt Del
tMsontes. Magnolia. Mass, In honor of
ana Mr.. John Sharman Zuisser, whose
marriage will take place at Magnolia OF
saturday afternoon. Their guests will
include the bridal party
Mr. and Mrs Frank D. williams an
n1ounSe the engagement OF their daueh-
sidney Lebair, Of Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas Head
iey OF 23S West Johnson street, German
own VIII have for their guests over the
Weekend, General and Mrs Charles H.
"hlpple' Of Los Angeles, Calf, .,
=, Mr. and Mrs william Baker Wheien.
St ciovelly, Devon, left yesterday for
man man Kuhn, who will sail today on the
New Amsterdam for France. Mrs,
.iravls Cochran. and her daughters have
ttaken Mr., kuhn's house In Bryn Mawr
ior the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, Powell Evans. who
dns, days been living at the Wellington
SSurlng the winter are at their summer
nome nome Erollton, Devon. before going
north Tor the warm weather
MT and Mrs. Francis King VAIN
wright, or Bryn Mawr. returned TO their
nonle yesterday from a trip of several
Gays to the Adirondlcks.
MI. and Mrs. John Barnes Townsend,
2, % Montrose, Radnor, who have been in
hpaItimore for several days, returned
nome yesterday :
80 MT. and Mrs. Howard F. Hansell, Jr.,
- a 10 south Eighteenth street, are
Atlantic City.
Mrs, Harold IG. Yarnail In spendins
~. OF July at Bar Harbor, Me.
Miss Louise Wilson, daughter of Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
SOUTH pHILApELpHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grover have re-
turned to their home, 339 South Fourth
street, after having spent fortnight
with friends at Ventnor
Friends OF Miss Florence Gallagher,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gal
lagher, Of Seventeenth and Ritner
Streets will be glad to learn she lie
recupefating from her recent illness.
Mrs. Anna Duckworth entertained the
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of The
N. A. L.. G. No. at her home at q
luncheon. Her guests included Mrs
James Jarkins. Mrs Adam Preston Mrs
Amanda Morris, Mrs. Elmira Harvey
and Mrs. j. j. Mckann,
Mrs. Bernard Martin, of 2012 South
Seventeenth street, p spending several
weeks with her brother. Mr.. John Riley
at his home I'm Baltimore
Miss Grace Lartins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Larkins. will spend
the summer as the guest OF Mrs. J
Whalen at her cottage on Vassar ave
nue., Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dante Verani, of 1906
South Fifteenth street and Miss Louis,
Verani and Mrs. Leo Verani have sailed
for Italy to spend three months will
their grandparents.
The Rev. William Harsemer has re
turned to his home In Pittsburgh aftei
having visited Mr.. and Mrs. MARI
Harse, of the Reed Apartments, 1888,
South Broad street.
Miss Beatrice Wilson, of 25o1 souti
Eighteenth street, spent the holidays
with friends at Asbury Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar A. Dodd, of 53le
JTnland street, announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Mss Edna May Dodd
TO Mr. Turner CAL Cummings, on Wed
nasday. June 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cohen, OF t25
South Srxt'eth street. announce the en-
gagement OF their niece, Miss Rose lle'
h"rman, formerly OF ST. Louis to Mr..
Harry Paul. OF this city. now in
Wichita Falls. Tex. where he is making
his permanent home. Miss Lieherman Is
70 ion Mr.. Paul in the early fall.
Miss Eleanor X. Richardson, of 5ooi
Pin strnpt daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. g. Richardson, left Saturday for Bol-
tom Landing. Lake George. y. y
where she viii be councillor at the
Breimcsteah Girls club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott, Of 1921 Wal
nut street. left last week for Atlantic
city. where they will remain for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Cain: oi
Go0J Upland street. spent the Fourth OF
Iuly holidays at the Hotel Elberon. At
lantic City.
Miss Florence kadson. Of 1852 Girard
avenue, is entertaining as her guest Tor
the week Miss Ruth kessler nf New
York. and will motor - Atlantic CITY
later in the week
Mr.. and Mrs william Lindsay are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
of n son. William Lindsay, Jr.
Mrs Frank Combes and her daughter
Miss Virginia Combes. of h4ll Cedar
avenue. have gone to Glen Garduer, "
], to spend six weeks with Mrs. .Combes' S
rarents.
Miss Kingsley Black. daughter o!
Colonel and Mrs. Bryan Black, OF New
orleans. Is the guest OF Mrs. j, Ad'
olson Abrams. of i109 Locust street
was entertained by her aunt and uncle
Ccr,mandant General and Mrs Lt
Jnure in Washington. She will go next
week to Bay Head to visit friends fol
fortnight before returning to hei
, home.
Miss Mabel Leas. of Fortieth am
Pine streets. has gone to her cottage
ut Bay Head. where she. Will remain
until the middle of September.
Mrs. Herman II. Birney, of tolf
Chestnut street, has returned from De'
Moines. where she attended the meeting
ri the National Federation of Womon's
! clubs. Mrs. Brney Is the recently
elected president.
Dr. and Mrs. Isadore NJ. Koch anc
family. OF 4i22 Walnut street. are oc
Cunylng their summer home, 1911 Vent
nor avenue Atlantic City, Miss Rutl
Koch Is entertaining Miss Norma BAN
berger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. S. Nicely and
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Nicely
Of l1l7 South Fifty-first street, are
spending the summer at Morelton Inn
Torresdala.
Mrs A. l.. Otto and Miss Agnes otto
of zoos Pine street, have returned from
a visit to Baltimore. where they were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Free
man. Miss Otto will go to Washington
in october to attend the Holton-Arms
School.
Mr. and Mrs S. Francis Smith and
Miss Katherine Smith have returned to
their home, 4021 Pine street. from a
three weeks stay at Bay Head,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
MISS THE0D0RA CULVER
WEEDS REV. w. n. GlEYSTEEN
Marriage Takes Place In Grace Pres
byterian Church of JenkintoWn

The wedGnr of Miss Theodore Culver,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore b
Culver. and the Rev William Henry
Glcystcen. of Pekin. China, took place
Yesterday afternoon at Grace Presby'
tcrinp Church, of Jenkintown. The
ceremony was performed by. the Rev
William K. Foster. pastor of the church
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Walter Lowrle
of Shanghai China. Mr. Culver gave
his daughter in marriage and Mrs
lanes Comegys Torrey, of Jenkintown
the brides sister. attended her as matror
of honor. Mr.. Gleysteen had Mr. Don
aid w. Carruthers. OF Princeton. as his
, hest man. and his ushers included MIR
James Comegys Torrey, Mr.. Roher'
Carnwath. Mr. William F Boyd and Mr.
a. Culver Boyd The brides gown was
white satin. trimmed with Limerick lace
and her flowers a shower bouquet o
white sweet peas. lilies of the valley and
sweetheart roses. Mrs: Torrey wore 2
dress OF pale green silk and carrie,
snapdragons, roses and larkspur. 4 70
ception followed at the home of th'
brides parents In Jenkintown. Mr.. am
Mrs. Glcysteen will live at the Presby
teran Mission. In Pekin, China,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

ids r. Ward from Charles r. wsrS; verdi. !,
William ". Rotenberser from Ssine %
''Cio Josephine Clark Haliett from Norman Hat
Tode Rav from Theodore w Rau.
Beulah NJ. Thoms1n from Arthur D.
Elsie NJ. Compartment from Chester A.
Charles Raymond Rudrsua from Fannie
Madeline Moore from George p. Moore;
Hattie TseImpston from sosp Tsppe'on
Rebecca kamber from Israel Kambcr.
Leslie r. Miller from Sarah p; Miller,
James Graham from Bella Graham.
Robert weaver from blanche weaver
Anna May Fitzpatrick from Joseph +. Fits'
George Ensle from Elizabeth a, Bnsie
Elizabeth Field from Samuel Field,
| COURT mol
| Bessie n. McCoach from David McCoach
ida Morsenstein. a minor. by her fathsr
Mary If. de zairS from Carlos dc. zatra.
Wallace Allen Sutherland from Mary suth
Anna H.. Fischer from George H. Fischer.
Frederick L. Feldmeth from Catherine p
Hannah NJ. Holland from John. J. Holland
Harry HeHser from Esther Hsoser.
sm Mdts tafasG fsG from from baSid bSid' " Tgarasd
Violet NJ I. kinsey from Blanton ID. Kin
| : Anna Marie Bossl from Nicholas A. BozE
Mary. e. LarFdale from William Langdaie
Dorothy G. Laushln from Lester $. Laugh
Maria Castagna from Giovanni Castsgna.
Lewis e. Gordon from Bose a. gordion,t gordio9n,t.
% PrGderlck .'p ". Harer r0n' from " Grace j. gaTer
Violet McCambridse from Charles 5. NC
| pcIia 7 yhidae,, from, Chas L. whidden
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
NORTH PHILADEIP PHIh

Miss Achsah Yates. Miss Vera wcst.
coat. Mrs Harry Hebrank. Miss Eath.
arlne Witte, Miss Dorothy wardie. Miss
ana - Miss Harriet Thorpe. members OF
the T. w: Y, Club, formed q house pariT
at Down!ngtown, Pa. =
Miss Flora Apeldorn. daughter Of DR.
and Mrs, Ernest F. Apeldorn. of ella
~ oWhpd var street VII spend the remainder
and sister, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph F. s
Donnell .. at their home III Camagnev
cuba. Mrs Donnelly. before her mar
Apeldorn. During the war Mr.. Donneilv
was a lieutenant in the engineer corps.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riagc Of Miss Mary Quenzer. daughter OF
Mr.. Henry, Quenzer. Of 4136 North Fifth
street: and Mr.. Harry Jheble Gray, OF
June 20, by tine Rev. Or. Keene. OF
the Memorial Methodist Church, Seven IN
street and Hunting Park avenue rhe
bridegroom served overseas with the
Iron Division.
Mrs, Walter r Eastburn, of 2141
North Eighteenth street, will leave early
In August for an extended trip to the
Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rehfus and
family. of 1900 North Thirteenth street
will move shortly to their new home az
5S23 North Broad street
Miss Leonetta Rehfus will be among
the guests this month At a house party TO
be given by the Frenchtown Island Club,
oil the Delaware. Among the other
guests from the city will be Miss wynnie
Desselman. Miss Werner Custer and Miss
Abigail Shoosmith.
Mrs. Walter p Dalsimer of the Royal
Apartments, Broad street above Girard
avenue, will give n dramatic reading in
the garden of Mrs Joseph Feigel. 200
East johnson street tomorrow after
noon The proceeds will be given to the
Children's Country Week Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney s. Asher. OF 1853
North Sixteenth street, are spending the
summer at 15 North Windsor avenue.
Atlantic City.
Miss GLADYS Brennan. OF North Eight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
MRS. DAVID M'COACH
Is GRANTED DIVORCE
Former Bessie RiddeIl Gets De-
cree From Son Of Ex-city
Treasurer

A decree in divorce was today granted
Mrs. Bessie X. McConch. wife Of David
McCoach, son of Councilman William
McCoacb. by Common Pleas Court No.
4. r.
The suit was filed in November. 1910.
Mrs. McCoach did not set forth In
the papers filed her reasons for seeking
divorce.
Mr.. McConch had been living with
his parents at ITO South Twentieth
street. He was appointed general
solicitor in the city treasurer's Office in
1914, when his father was city trea :
surer, and has been in public. life for
some years. He is graduate of the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was
admitted to the bar in 1900.
Mrs. McCoach was Miss Bessie Rid
dell. daughter Of William Riddell, OF
the Keystone Telephone Co. She was
Mr.. McCoach's second wife, marrying
him In September, 1905. five months
after he was divorced from his first
wife.
Other divorces were granted today to
the following:
Elvira Alessandron from Pasauaie Ales
Mary J. Pat. from John Pstt.
James McFillan Lucas from Dorothy Lee
Joseph Valentine from Josephine vaien
tine.
Edna C. Besscy from william J. Bessey:
Elizabeth Jane stephens from Alfred
Leighton DunnIns from Dorothy Pell Dun
ming Wia,,.r II p.ysl. from yo,as NJ peyb,e.
Edith Davis Faas from Charles Edwar,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

eenth street has been tho guest of Miss
Constance Glosking. of Ocean City. for
n few days.
Mrs II ~ Vessel OF 1907 North
Broad street. Is spending the summer at
Atlantic City.
The members of the Owls club, 'of
North Philadelphia. spent the Fourth of
July holidays at Spring Mount, along the
Pcrltlomen creek
Mr. and Mrs. JOHN w Weller. Of s51
North Twenty fourth street recently an
nounced the engagement OF their daugh-
ander G.. Patton, at luncheon at their
home. Among those present were Miss
Helen NJ. Richter. Miss Georgianna Me-
Auey. Mias Frances McAuley, Miss
Margaret Williams. Miss katherine VIII
liams. Miss Irene Kelly. Miss Anna DE
Book. Miss .ranettc g. shannon and Miss
Lillian II. Weinstoin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
lust GOSSLPABOUTPEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Febiger Butler Engagement
She Regrets The Death of Mr.. Lyman BiddleAShe
Hears Of Many Visitors at Naragansett Pier

and Mrs. Hugh I. Wilson. OF Bryn
Mawr left last week TO spend the sum
mer at Camp Wakondah N. II. Mr..
ana Mrs, Wilson will leave this week
Ior Bass Rocks. Mass, to remain there
for the remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sabin w. Cotton, OF
I,onrmcadow House, Bryn Mawr, are
s,nena,ng the summer at Northeast Har-
NJ rrA Mrs, Aubrey r. Bunting. of
Nrd'norn. nro staying at Atlantic City
Tor few days
Mr. and Mrs. ~ Lewis Twaddell. of
Devon, had as their guests their som
claw and laughter Mr. and Mrs
Mar1uls Pope. who are on their way
~ Chicago, wncre they expect to live
Ntrs. Pone will be remembered MS Miss
Louise Twadaell whose marriage tool,
nlace last noath
Mrs George d. B. Keim, OF Twenty
'"s. end Porter streets will leave this
"'N-k for moor trim to Virginia
'''1r, ro'r2 to Jane town for the re-
""'nfl '' &C The summer
Ms waiter Hrncock, of West Price
Stro-t. Germantown. Is visiting friends
~ Rangaly Lake. Me.
Colonel Jacob r. Hyneman. OF the
Union League. Is rccuperating from a
long Illness at the Traymore Hotel, At
art'c City.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph n Pew. Jr., and
family Of Min Creek and Dodds road
Ardmore. lett last week for Chester
~ s.. where'>they will spend the sum.
Doctor and Mrs. wharton-Smith. OF
Dsltimorc. and Miss Eleanor Dough
ertv
Mr. BARCLAY Fl warhirton g spend
,NE few 'nys at the Ambassador At.
l1rt'c CIV .|.-..
>, Mr. ani Mr-. J Hector McNcal. ot
! -t"en'N-'r't aud Spruce streets, have
'IoseJ their town house and will spent
July at tn D'nns. Atlantic CITY beror,
go'ng TO Poland Srrings Me.
! :, Mr.. and Mrs wilfred Lewis. Of Ros,
,nne Havetford, will leave next weel
! Tor North Haven. Me-. where they vii
spend the suqner months.
MT and Mrs. Clayton McElroy. o.
.VlZ T. ne street. are spending the sum
.mer with their family at Cans May
/ "rere they VIII remain until the autumn
rr,n Mr. Allen Edward Whiting, Jr.. o
,IrcN traB Farms, Dsvon left last weol
,or an ex ended trip through the Cana
/ dian Rocl,iNa and Alaska. -"
NJ and MIR L. q. Sc,ffert. of I7ot
nEi..,ennous' ~. square, have gone to Ocea,
! City for July.
Mr. and M"s. $. II. Williams have re
| .urneG from their wedding trim and AR
s,pcnqing a few days VITA Mrs. vii
Mamss parent. Dr. ana Ms Rvron NJ
Peters. Old York rca., Jenkintown, be
,ore returning to their home IN Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdowell. o
80 walnut street announce til
snsagement Of their daughter. Ms
Emr MHr.e Mcaardson Mcdowell to, pI
sssIInett Hillsman Clark. of Ashland
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
OlN EY

Mrs. Henry Goodman and her daugh.
ter. Miss Shirley Florence Goodman, oil
Az Fishers avenue, have left for Chel.
sea. where they VIII spend the remain lei
of the summer
Friends Of Mrs. William Sees ravis
Of 5i27 North Lawrence street, will bt
CHAD TO learn that she Is recov ring iron
her recent severe illness. Mrs. Davis
will be remembered as Miss Laura B
Koch.
Mr. and Mrs. William Linton and fam
lily. OF $3.50 Westford road. are motorinl
through Pennsylvania. They will b.
gone a month.
Mr. Charles Linton. OF 4l9 Fishers
averue. is spending the summer in At
lantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
FRANKFORT

Mrs. James Platt Of 49lS Mulberry
street, is spending few weeks In Ocean
city.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Newhall are OIL a
ten-,lay trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Brownell. Of
Meadow street, with a few friends. mo-
iorcd to stone Harbor, where they will
spend a week.
Miss Agnes Jordan. Of Harrison
street. will give n luncheon of fourteen
covers tomorrow afternoon in honor oil
her guest Miss Beatrice Stllwell. OF
Wheeling. w. Va. who rs here for sew.
cral weeks before going to Kennebunk
port. Me-, where she will spend the
remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gilmour ant
family. of 1112 Foulkrod street ar,
spending several weeks n Bran
Beach. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
ELKs STAGE GREAT PARADE
Pageant Costing 100000 to BE
Seen In CHICAGO Today

Chicago. July T.--(By a. PA
hugo parade TO be held late this after
noon was the principal event on today :
program of the Elks' convention in SEES
sion here. The parade Of the thousands
of visiting Elks. according to announce =
nicnt, is the result Of four months plan :
ming and the expenditure of more. than
$500 900. The pageant will include 100
bands, thirty FIVE floats from as many
states depicting important historical
events. drill teams. musical clubs and
numerous specialtics.
The order of the third day included
the converting Of the grand lodge for the
annual memorial service and the com
petitve contest OF twenty -fve drill
teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
TioeA

Miss Florence Broadway. Of 2012 west
Ontario street, and Miss Pearl Aiman
will leave shortly for a sketching trip
to Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Small Paxson. Of 2106
West ontario street, and her children,
Miss Helen Faxson. Master Dunning
Paxson. Master Charles S. Paxson. Jr.,
and Miss Margaret Paxson, left last
week for their camp at Graters Ford,
where they were Joined by Mr.. Pax
son over the weekend Accompanying
the Parsons were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Emsworth and Troop 2a3, Boy Scouts
OF Tioya. who spent n week. at the camp
with the scout regulations.
The Alpha Tau Sigma Sorority has
opened It's house at Wildwood Among
those who will spend part Of the summer
at the seashore house are Miss Anna l..
Tarkin. Miss Doris Dsmison Miss Edythe
Everett. Miss Catherine Ferry. Miss
Maize Ferry Miss Gertrude Munday.
Mss Elizabeth Perkins. Miss Myrtle
sherwood, Miss Catherine Whiteman
and Miss Kathryn Young.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
ALONG The READING

Mr.; and Mrs. Louis Baldt. of i416
hockiand street. Logan, announce the
marriage or their daughter. Mis-. Betty
Baldt. and Mr.. william Hershey on
bride - wv
Mr. and Mrs Frank y. Mccoy have
returned from their wedding trip and
are az their home in the Ell;ins Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07

was for 81, 300. 600 from n. Eesenn. cf
the Foreign Trade Development Cor
poration. Action on II was deferred.
Purchase Of the vessel Ia sought for
q round the world cruise to stimulate
American commercial interests In for
eign markets. 5f
The Won Steuben was the former
German commerce raider Kron Prinz
wilhelm. :. 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr and Mrs. Edward G. B Fletcher
snbreH and Kent roads. wynnewood
wer1 among the gue"ts at thn house
rarty which Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rich
hrdson. OF Du'chees county. y. Y, gave
over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Bell and
ram ly. OF Bellwood, Merion are occu-
Fylng their cottage In Chelsea for the
summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-07
ONE Bio FoR voN sTEuBEN

Foreign Trade Corporation offers
$500, 900 for Former German Liner
Washington, July 7.--iBy A. PD
Only one bid for the former German
passenger ship Won steubcn was re-
ceived today by the shipping board. 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29

w. Va. Nominations In Doubt
Wheeling. w. Va, May 29.--(By A.
+, THE Republican and Democratic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29

RINNJJ 6iD AND SAMSON SITS.
H. B. wALTHAL In THE CoSFEsssR CoSSFEEFss PAW IGsi!Sy
Added. Edgar Comedy, 'Hamisti
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
One Reason for
House Shortage!

TTHE Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
! of America demanded an increase in wages
of 1875 per cent and reduction in work.
ing hours of 10 per cent for all wood working
mechanics in Philadelphia and vicinity on and
after June |, 1920.
In other words less work per day at more than
double the pay! Such demands form one reason
for the house shortage in this city and the gen.
eral Curtailed work along these lines
In answer the Association of Cabinet Wood
workers of Philadelphia and Vicinity offered an
increase in the wage scale of 40 per cent but no
reduction of hours from the present 48 hours
week. The offer was in exact percentage proper
tionate to the 40 per cent wage increase granted
the Brotherhood of Carpenters and JonerS of
America by the Master Carpenters of Philadel-
pha, May IS, 1920.
This offer was rejected!
Therefore, in the interest of the Public and the
Trade, and to prevent the further hating of pro-
duction the undersigned unanimously agree to
operate on an Open Shop basis on and after
June l. 1920.
ASSOCIATION of CABINET
Signed WOODWORKERS of PHILA-
DELPHIA and VICINITY
The Employers Alliance of the Woodworking and Allied
Trades by resolution ndorse the above action of the Ao
caon of Cabinet Woodworkers of Philadelphia and
Vicinity