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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
Deaths Of a Day
r,.rois s. Rutsehman

Francis s, Rutschmnn, who died or
o,,.sdov after having been run dowr
~ . motorcycle at Broad and Dia
pDo,d streets, will he buried on Satur.
gsy C at 10 a. m. from his home, 2o4'
Worth Thirteenth street,
IT. Rutschman was n retired ma
.,inarv manufacturers, and was promi
cn cnnt in fraternal circles. He was sew
nv. NV eight years old. He was a mem
sn. sn' of The firm Of Rutschman Brothers
.;nce G dissolved. He retired twenty years
ago. d ,ho ti,,oo s,r,;,;,.
charter members of philadelphia Lodge,
To -, +. and A. NJ, and was also a
N,,her w. of st, Johns Commandcry
I,eiaI IWniSbts Tcmplar, and was a Shrincr.
M M E survived by two grnnddaughters,
Ms A. Russell I.eidy and Miss Dorothy
NJ, ~ ,ct also two sisters, Mrs. Philip
iisnck and Miss Amelia Rutschman.
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a. RRhbbpELfs RobsE,L ssisJgape ss1isJgape ss. MARTHA 8. widow
SUoen Ssr s,a h'sSs S..1.Os. ssrvIgs sgp. sat-
private. Remains may he Viewed Fri. eve
sHehTH %ILLilM NTG2ss'frsgHs; G2ss'frsgH; fdr%.tl9 6s I9
asSS o 7s s seEyiGSr ,Ss olive,
T. nalr B,ds 1870 chsStput st., Phila.
interment at Odd Fellows Gem
nasSEIhEE asShEF k M Me ps"cS; se ws.s,D,so nI nG@ Ss
ley. in her esth year Funeral services SET !,
:" sSov. 70 ms sosIr e. ,hc Hebron rnSsrnn goth
1876 ssSorFSsRsNSSH EssSSiHs ssufst9S ! RGTScpS.o June r.
,ives and friends. ALEC Ph!ledeiphie Lodge,
no no knM M4sM oSns 8F,sn!Sr cSmmsnSssS GsngssS
No, a. x tS,i ii ho I;n Temple 4. A. o. =.
Tc.Idsncs, aol7 N. isth S' interment M Sl: pri:
! !s!s TsS%sss s. ard MsSssftt sheridan R.lSS!! 4!
isrd st. Solemn requiem ms.s s., -Sf" cSsrlss'; HE
ch.sGh y 81 Int cGtnsdFsl csP ycrs
shliinsford ssed y years Relatives and
s,sSss r.sSssce Vso walnut a"fre clifton tito Hesh9s
Iilgh mass s,,, a. 81 Cssrless churc" 10 n. m.
Of yohn shields Rsiatiy.s ana friends invited lG1S
to fSTsr" sss Vs ws,.T Fr In9 sur. % 1t; H
Gem, Friends may cain Thurs. eve
iG. sjssn month r, S2S 1890 n
ssed stEs st % years. relatives and friends invited invited
to funeral, on slxth-day, .2Sth inst. at gao
At ,o 1s.ssncs ti prvSs Ws'' ave- 'en
N'eIpEFF1 sTEF1.. -@on June %, 1870 JOHN r..
husband Of Rebecca n; Steel. aged 20 years
f%S!SgfEi lisS ESss {; s%sss h'SsS%S,E: %:'f;
ysS TO hs at ths 6yr BAR sGs ssS
Chpstnut at. Intcrment private. Remains NAV
be viewed Thursday evening. from to 10
SssTTiEswART.--June2 2a, ELIZABETH. wife
of John w, stewart. Funeral services sat
Fr!spStt rs!sTpSSttHyySan, nay fs e. e. Ellen wife of viii,
Sm nSs scHSa Sssns " e srF F''Sa'"Si II RsSG
ing FsuTToN %; NJ EDNA, wife Of
and mnIfst late )" samusi W. Comfy, Relatives ana
SSa 1atn r., -, g. BtNE TsSt hsuFsl F SuI
band OF Catharine A. sweeney tnee Tob!nl:
Funeral sat. sac sS.r a M Ists gS'IdsGsc 5so
Church 10 a. m. Relatives and frie ends. EN-.
ployes OF Phiia. Electric Co. and ali so.
cieties Of which he was member. invited
"IvonT'K-JpnS % JOSEPH, b ss,oyed hus;
f.GSGSs nv'tsSa ssa 'V w. !D"cTs cses Rsaus@
mass St. Bonsventura's Church o a m, Int.
nSE sfSHSF$S fesS.;ss: fs GSSy SSTs Q, e,
vGs ii "nS s,s fF!sss. aspGS Hyif IL & s '
den FEISnsr ID nfS HrLAH fs ThTr' T wRIour
invited 10 attend, funeral SERVICES: Fris;
Arch and iath ats Int, private. Remains may
he viewed Thurs. eve.
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Mrs. Catherine Dohan

Mrs Catharine II. Dohan died Tues
aoy after four days Illness at her home
In darlington, Delaware county. Pa.
Mrs Dohan was the widow OF Michae.
I Doban and had lived practically all
oi her seventy nine years in the vicinity
OF Philadelphia. ,u,
She Is survived by five children, in :
ending Mrs.M u. Barnard Hankey. wife
of General r.. Barnard Hankey. of the
British army, who lives IN England
Mrs, William +. Wilcox, OF Daring
TON: John G. Dohap Joseph NJ: Dohan
and DR.. Charles A. Dohan,, OF Ihiladel-
AL in ST. Thomas's Church, in Ivy
hody will then he Inferred in the New
Cathedral Cemetery.
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Alb makes addiUg machines sold bouqh,
ana eN'hang"d. rebuilt like new and ruIly
guaranteed ~ rock bottom prices Liberty
TNueMrIt"r Co. 1920 Chestnut ST
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w. Harvey Mcttenry

w. Harvey McHcnry, eighty three
vears old, retired binders board manu- =
forlIrCr. died yesterday at the home
of his son, w. G. McHenry, CAT South
Fifty first street. :.
Mr.. McHcnry was born near Oxford,
Chester county. His father was a
neper manufacturer. The son was a
graduate Of the New London Pa.)
Academy. He followed his fathers 2
work of papermaking and became pro-
nrictor of binders board manufac- :
turing plant at Mount Vernon. Chester
county. lie was prominent In the work
of the Presbyterian Church. He main
tained n Sunday school in room in his
nlant nt Mount Vernon for many years
and was it's superintendent. He was
n member of the South Presbyterian
Church. South Broad street. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

RANOiES -- Two seCond-hBnd hotel coal
lnng,s good order. price reasonable AppIv
to sup. Hon" for COnsumptves y e cor
S'ru'or. md Evergreen aNsq Chesrrut Mn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

BUICK MOTOR CO. FLINT, MICH
WANTS
METAL PATTERNMAKERS
SHEET METAL DIEMAKERs
DIE sINKERs
MACHINIsTs
MACHINE REPAIRMEN
MACHINE RLACKsMITHs
GRINDER HANDS
TOOL FoRGERS
state full particulars in first Letter, and for
uetalled information regarding transporta.
tion and general motors housing plRn write
Buick Motor Co. Flint Mich.
BUICK MOTOR CO. FLINT. MICH. WANTS
TOOL STRA!GHTENERS. THoROUGHT.y y
REAMER$ ANp AiRNRoRss ss'HH!SHFEMIES KFrhR THEY
ARE HARDENED: STATE FULL PAR
T!CulARS IN FIRST LETTER AND For
DETAILED INFORMATION REGARDINt;
TRANSPORTATION AND q " E r.
MOTORS HOUSING PLAN WRITE 10 THE
ARONE ADDRESS
IOPYHOi. Oi.DER-Young man who IA
accurate aud :apd reader can pro-
cure position in proofreRding depart
mont OF Public Ledger by applying
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

ONEkAII,S and hOuses. kuAI. ladies. s,v.
era. lu"i ir"i uairs 81 ~ nor pair: in It,rgo
NuHl''t"s s. g. Goldman 232 y Aucri.an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
Robert Comfy

Robert Comfy. director and chairman
Of the committee on commercial affairs
Of the Philadelphia Bourse and di-
rector Of Grocers and Importers FIX
change. died yesterday at the Prcsbytc-
rian Hospital Mr.. Comfy. who was
seventy seven years old, was head of the
firm of Comfy & Flanigen, wholesale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

EIE,riI" FINTURE4-Srorial. comnI,,,
rooms -" f.iit" Electric FIXTURE >uop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

FOR SAlE-Unusual opportunity: exquisite
H"ppelwhite reception set, CnnslatInK ~
'"tte", armchair and side chairs: built 20
'rd"rs b"aultfully carved and inlaid: viii
t'rrIhIr at $500; can be seen at 2l Elliott
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franklin Airnu

FRANKLIN Airey, a picture dealer 6r.
,een years at 8lO4 Germantown nvornn
IIermantown, died yesterday ot hi,
nom nDme. lie was sixty eight ycors old
LIS, s wire, who was Miss Corcne Huh
oard' died twenty six years aeo '"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

thrtItlon. IS foot and up; railing, 81 a
Innt ana up; both In stock; furniture big
"Ie' non; we buy. sell and exchange Penna.
,,HiCe Furniture Co. Oil Walnut ST. Phone
walnut ABA or Main $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

rocers; AZ 1is South Delaware ayo,,o
runers, services will he held MID. /,
rom @.fom MS late residence at 3Sl1 hrcS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

SAI .ESMEN FOR LOCAL .lNVFSTNr>yr
SECIRlFIES, LEADS FURNISIIEp r :
RE!LTAhLE APPLICANTS, Il 9o5
LEDGER OFFICE. ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

our men are al! making hlG money; vou "a,
do It, II matters not what line YOU ,rara IN ~
WE SHOW YOU now were IN
floor. Ask for Mr.. FrCoth ' ''urth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

rINNuS-uOW,ARn NINCENT. SaG- -SlS-S,o
>I2-Sit-SiH ~ 9TH ST.-On account W; ";
heinz uyerstuCked ", are OffcrILx tbJs ~ OF
one hundred special bargains in nev, week
used upr,sht and mayer pianos at "5 %ni na
cent less than regular prices; these Ina,peT
mcnrs consist OF all the most promins u u
makes this Ii wonderful opportunitv ,
prn one lu get Just the instrument theS tor
iouklng for at almost their own price, ssne
for O. tDugue. HOWARD VINCENT gan
3S.Slu-Si2-Ni Ni4-S+6 y 9TH ST. ''"
FIVE sluu s,zc photographs includinV "a,
double. faced records, ten inch $50 earGs
HOWARD VINCENT, S38-S3S-SIO- S49.SJa
SiB = GTlI ST.
SIpO NICTBOLA In fumod oak case win
ten doun" faced rC,CTTdSi Will he sold verW
Si2'Sll ~w y. 9TH ST .
THREE Victor talking machines and cab
NETS IN oak, slightly used VIII I've sold
very rnrur HOWARD VINCENT SAD S3S
Si0.s42.SIA-Sl6 y. 9TH ST
p. ID. u. h%Hos ria Ssn aT& A%!o%aS!s: ISS %Ss
HOWARD NINCENT, S3f,ssG $40 y 9th 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
Office Partition, Railing & Furn.

Ofhce Partition, Railing & Furn.
foot and UP, both in stock; X fGrnIt9ro big
e FurnuTe cS a1 TI' wahS St ISHn1 Fh6nc
MaLn4t aba or Main $3.50 a.
hhIpS, bureaus. chIffoniers. dressing tah'o
.s ,m,ie IN sII % wo"ds 10 ilyinG-room suites, 500
,on Of new and used furniture in City. 20
g.,r,or,t cent So E Wing open evenings Free auto
"h and Spring Garden
rsr0o -. 9}%FTiCE % FuRNITuRR
general. office furniture T store 's fxtGTss ""O
PXTTEN pa TGx FL FuRNfruRE S9f fuHSf?FEs eo
0L,l-sT 1910 ll27 ARCH &,r. RACE 1900
F4h SAiI,EE-Unusual opportunity; exquisite
,at1sl n"pp"Iwnni" reception set Consisting o.
order; beautifully carved and inlaidi viii
s'crIhG" at $500: can be seen at 2i Elliott
a." Hryn Mawr.
Ak makes sddioE, machines sold bouqh,
guaranteed ~ rock bottom prices Lihertv
TNnewrit"r Co. 1920 Chestnut St
ID.FT. pate g grss noor case. calling fans
l"r pey time, clock, telephone booth and
.hrRr ..l ot onice furniture. Hughes, lin
ONO gas entlno. s.horse power, nr.t.cIos.
ptu,ug also air starIar: mUst NE s,'JnN S"'nN ana
s4oo II. VI. NskrshIan 50IG-4S Iarchwood
ave. Belmont 33@5
l"ESE for :, sal": low price. small thorough
hr~d 'oWbna iiOn mare. ridden nud drIvnn
b' ..n. g,r now abroad, no doalory Box
l03 H'rMvm Pa.
RAN,iFS -- Two secondhand hotel Goa,
lGny Gn,yS. ,C Eooa ,[d"r prlnH reasonah;". Apply
S'rn'on and ENercreen avea chestnut nm
OVEEAll.S and hIouses Rrahl ladies: sew.
trHl lIrir"i uairs 81 - nor pair. in I.rgo
qualities s. c. Goldman a22 y. Amcrj'am
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTS t"), Will open. close audit
books. rertify systems, prepare statements.
reas. part.tme ems, NJ oO7 Ledger Orico
'HAtFFEtR. married. aged as uualinca-
tionS and references inquest Ionod desire .
position. private family; 13 years' Cxp. viii
20 anywhsrs. Phnne Dickinson 32Il r.
MAN. married. with very best OF references
would lk" position as bank runner mos.
senger or similar positioF: cRpa BILE and no,
afraid 10 work. Add, w. A. 225 s 81 :,
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LOST AND FOUND


BANK BOOK--Lost q bank book German
town National Bank. Return to l3S w.
t'psai st. Germantown. .-
DIAMOND, =. Lost. sapars.cut diamond
weight 3.Sb carats: the stone was lost
Saturday, May /. between Hsverford and
the Chestnut Street Opera House. Liberal
reward IL returned 10 ]. r. Caldwell & Co.
Ceatnut and Juniper SITS. "
ENVELOPE-Lost, white envelope contain
ing newspaper dated iSs8, about June Is;
reward. Call Chestnut Hill 3ea.
FLEXIBLE GOLD RRACELET-tost Sat
urday night. June 10. flexible gold brace
let containing two sapphires and one dia-
mond, marked X. l.. o.: suitable reward.
3nN y. 3Tth st.
RtNG-LUst, diamond cluster ring, solitaire
center surrounded with 1s diamonds In
going from 51st and Walnut to 48th and
SAMSON: liberal reward Phone Bel. 7o41 W
" Walnut $500,
wALlET--Iost. Juno 81 black leather wal
let. contaiping valuable papers, also police
card and Considerable money: liberal re-
ward. G. II. Hermann. s71 Belmont ave
Phone Relmont Ssa2 R.- r.
WATCH - Lost, gold platinum tor ribbon
wrist watch, Tuesday on Chestnut St. he.
tween 1l-l2 A. m. or Claflin's or Deweess
Reward II returned To J. r. Caldwell 4 co.
Chestnut and Juniper sta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
WHY HAVE A BALD HEAD,

when Crownng Glory Hair Tonic stops fan.
ing hair. cures dandrun and makcs scalp
healthy 81 bottle. Ills Chestnut st.
n. SLUTSKY and y. COHEN. trading a. tho
Eeystsne Case and Bag Co, was taken
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

A1.ESMAN-WRnted, experienced tire .,Io.
man to represent factory In eastern panI
sylvNna' commission basis. The Meyer p,,hh
her Co. COlumbiana. Ohio nun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

| 10,
retail lumber yard; must he experienced
boOkkseper and able to operate typewriter
Cali llGO y. Sd st.
C'HAMRERMAIDS, .. wanted ~ once: $40
per week: room; no meals, ~ y, Sd st.
CHlLDNURSE wanted to care for H-year-Old
girl; must speak good English one other
languag ge preferred. but not essential: reply
by letter giving references, 525. Ledger
Office,
CLERK in large office good salary and
working conditions: must he experienced
r AIS, Ledger ofhce.
COOK wanted for family Of in the sub
urbs, Telephone Media go +. II. Fur
ness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY W. SMITH. III SAMSON ST
HAVE your old baby carriage remodeIad uko
new. Standard Baby Carriage o3Io 6
7th st. Phone Main 5541 A,
BRASS REDS made equal to now: estimates
free. J. L. Keenan,. 31Ol Ludlow 81
FINE SHOES made to measure IT, Pressc1
1909 Walnut st, second floor
INVESTIGATIONS. collections e. adIusfn'Ts
Jos j. Lerman. 1915 Filbert. spruce 5Gs3
RUBBER GOODS OF all descri2tions re-
paired, Andrew 7. Blrchett. 6O3 $ 22d 81.
ELECTRIC treatment and rnanicurlng, Room
1O5. Heed Bldg, 1918 Filbort St. Loc 30G2
PIANOS-Uprishts, players granda bought
and victls. Stern, 524 y. 10Th, Pop. 44iO'
ELECTRIC TREATMENT, also manicurinE.
Of1ce, 4l42 Market st. second fioor
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HELp wANrrp--rEMArr

GIRL, experienced on Powers tabuiatins
machine; excellent opportunity; must be
able to instruct state salary and etc. i
ti4. Ledger Office.
GIRL, 1922 TO walt on shoe repair trade.
~ NJ 7th vt
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PERSONALS

| THE GOODS stored at the Poplar Storage
Houses formerly r: Fitzgerald's). 1O1I-I3
| Asncs Burke. Miss Jessie Toplin Miss Flor
snce Day; Mr.. James Turner. ana Mrs C;eor.
| ciRna Banks. will he sold unless redeemed
| before June 30. 1920.
! FOR ADOPTION--Healthy a-month-old boy
wants good Catholic home: foster parents
must he In good standing and financially
responsible a 82l, Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
THE LAUREL MFG. CO.

N2I > 40 ~, TNIIad"TNNTN. Ia.
WE MAKE grny iron casting from I ro,,ra
to ton. " YOU want castings thai r.
ur easily maChincd write Us ReeNrE Stu a,l
.pd Foundry Co, 3s $. ID st, phlladelph's'
pundrv, Camden, y. } '''''
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE ,ro,,,
POWER EOt'IpMFST '''l''
rHRlEN MACHINERY 20. iIG \ 9p s,r
NEW ard grCOud-r hand machinery for -,
In stock FOR immediate IsIiNry '' saw
:. NEMlRONslEY &ASON, t3G Y. I'D Al
ONE QUARTER horse A, O. 22O yoi,.,
D, G, motors, w. A. Adams. 4th and Area
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMA1r

COOK, exp, Colored. desires pos, Cane Ma,
or Atlantic; refs. Phone Preston Mas
HOuSEWORK; American Protestant woman
desires position; plain, private adm,
home permanent; no apartments. l2g W
Duva' st. Germantown.
TYPIST or office position. with some exper,.
"nce. i AZ Ledger Office
YOUNG LADY desires office posjtiop.
years general office exp. = 4OS Led or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

STORAGE batteries Tor saIo Tor everv mako
OF car; O vol. SS. - volt $40; posltivsIv
In ccol c1nd. starr S'oraT" Ho'.. 2aO y 18th,
COLE :. 4-pRssenEer 1870 run ihOO miles;
owner viii sell at sRcri6c" to uulck buyer
NlN y Broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

OiDER-Young man who IL
accurate aud !apid reader can pro-
cure position in proofreRding depart-
mont Of Public ledger by applying
at NOH Chestnut st, NTH floor. after
p, m iS-hour week; night work.
sa,ary $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY StzE--PRfCE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought.
KELLY & CO, 032 CHESTNUT ST.
Suite 2l.22. Over Chlds Restaurant. Private
ROYAL PLEATfNG CO - Pleating and
hemsi itching. buttons and buttonhoies: ape.
ca reduction first week. 81 a skirt to be
peated' skirts pleat"d in day; mail orders
attended to. 1IS y nth at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

MARMON 1919 tour. couA. guar Stanley
Auto 60 6la Rrond st POPLAR 7gS0
MARION .HANDLEY 0cylinder touring, ys,,,
good ,onditI"n. private Phone Bel 2ll5 W.
MAXWELL, All models. $500 up; terms sr-
raug"d Stanlry Auto Co. $40 y. BROAD 81,
OVERLAND late as lp@O models cxcen,ion-
alIv low IN price, We guarantee ali carr.
81N y Broad 81 Poplar 1880 ~
OVERLAND Si.lT good cond must ssU
cal Francis Gg. age b4th and Woodland
STLFZ-We overhaul and renn. all our 6s.a
Stut2 cars; all models Tor imm delIv INV
direct from dslrib cash or terms See
Air Hunter. StuE AGENCY, 66p n. HroAd 81.
.pu SNI.FS-NHlir J-pagsenEer touring csr,
0-Cvludcr auto, good running order. prleI
,OOn Apply 10 Russell doritE FllheFf dsSfr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

MEYER, On June %. 1890. LYDIA V.
daughter Of John and Ethel Mayer, aged
months Funeral Friday. p m. from re@-
idence 277i EensngtOn ave. lntermcnt Dri-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24

MONTGOMERY.--At Trenron, \ J.. 23d
inst, MARGARET F.. daughter or tn" lat"
Augustus and Margaret EernOChon Mont
Eomery, Services at the Trinity =. F.
Church, on Sat, IL o'clock noon daylight
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29

the sides are odd and present some thing new for consideration. They are ingeniously cut in one with the coat and they fasten to 1t with but ton at the middle. They widen the hips a little and are unusual enough to compel attention.
 The second suit is cut on the same lines and arrives at the same silhou- cite by quite different methods. The short skirt of the coat is full at the sides, and panels at the front are covered with checkerboard design in silk embroidery, that also appears on the collar. A sisk cord serves for belt and the skirt Is plaited.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
THE VENEREAL MENACE

Investigation by the State Board of Health indicates that Arizona has much less of venereal infection than existed three years ago before the State went dry. This has followed from the fact that after the closing of the saloons, there was apparently an exodus of professional prostitutes from the cities of less than 5000 in habitants. The fact that the State and Federal authorities will not have to fight the power of organized pros- titution and organized saloons and that they have the backing of the best elements of every community is mak- ing the campaign for venereal disease control much easier according to the State Board of Health.
 It is now known that venereal dis eases can be cured by proper scientif- ic treatment. This being true, it needs only assurance that the poor will be treated free, so that all in- fectives can get proper treatment; that the law be enforced, punishing druggists who treat the venereal dis eases, and that those infected be held in quarantine till cured. These steps are now being taken in many com munities in Arizona. Theoretically, this should wipe out the venereal in factions. According to the State Board of Health, this is not anticipat- ed, but Dr. z. Causey, Director of the State Bureau of Venereal Control, ex- presses the greatest confidence that the incidence of venereal diseases in Arizona will be greatly lessened.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
(u%: &zsA
EnQllsh Hats of Felt.

There are many flower turbans, fash toned from violet roses, varying in size, small blue blossoms, such as corn flower. A chic turban was made of small crushed roses of yellowish sal. mon pink. Another equally charming, was made of lovely French violets. Directly at the front was large Amer ican Beauty rose. Many of these tur- bans are draped in malines, or the tur- ban may be carelessly draped with one Of the lovely and, incidentally, costly wells, brown, taupe, black or sand tone, with figured design.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29

A discloses an intending variety of suits to distract buyers who are out In pursuit of their "something new for Easter" She is wise woman who gives her tailored suits her most seri- ous and thoughtful attention, for her ability to achieve distinction in them Is an acid test of her judgment. One gathers few general impressions of things that govern the styles after all this Nhning after strange gods in methods of decorating and manage ment of details. The strongest is, that almost straight lines have estab- lished themselves in the favor of many women, and that suits have been swinging away from fanciful styles and toward ingenious.constructio and palmer effects.
 Taking the two suits shown above as good average examples of the mode, 1t will be seen that coats are short although there are exceptions to this rule, Skirts are nearly always plain and straight hanging, some of them with side plaits, and few accordeon plaited.
 The suit at the left Is business-like anair that may be classed as severe, and is type that always finds favor; except for accurate machine stitching and few bone buttons, it is without establishment. It fastens with single button at the waist line, has a narrow belt that slips through slides at the sides and crosses the front, making . double belt there. The pockets at
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
Grateful Waiter

Angry Customer-Look here, wait CT, have just found this trouser but ton in my soup.
 Waiter (with beaming smile)AOh, thank you sir. I couldn't think what had become of it.-Detroit Free Press.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
Made Her Tired

Mrs. Myles-I see by the paper that there isa possibility of our being able to talk with the people on the planet Mars.
 Mrs. Styles-Well, believe me, I'm glad of it. I'm positively tired of just having to talk to the bunch of women around here!-Yonkers Statesman.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
Severe Test

Flatbush-Ever have the acoustic properties of your house tested?
 Bensonhurst-Why, of course. My wife is testing them every day. Yonkers Statesman
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
Seems UnmanageabIe

Yeast-Did you say your automo- bile is quite manageable at times? . Crimsonbeak-Why, sure. Today when l was out in it with my wife it stopped three times in front of millineray store and five times in front of saloons.-Y onkers States man.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-29
Bound to Find Ont

She-When get to Heaven I am going to ask Solomon why he had so many wives.
 He-What if he isn't there?
 She-Then you ask him.-Boston Globe.