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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08

and consumer must no longer sap the
vitality of this fundamental life.
"The Republican pledges itself tt
a scientific study of agricultural price:
and farm production costs, both al
home and abroad, with a view to re-
ducing the frequency of abnormal
/ fluctuations here.
I'VE must get a. better understand
/ ing of the factors which influence
agricultural prices with a view to
avoiding these violent fluctuations and
bring about average prices. which
shall bear a reasonable relation to the
cost of production. We do not offer
any quack remedies in this matter but
we do pledge ourselves to make a
thorough study of the disease, find out
what causes it and then apply ths
remedy which promises cure.
Would End Price Fixing
I'VE promise to put an end to un-
necessary price fixing of farm pro-
ducts and to considered efforts
arbitrarily to reduce farm products
prices. In times of national crises,
when there is a known scarcity of any
necessary product, prices control for
the purpose of making a fair distribu-
tion of the stores on hand may be both
necessary and wise.
Government drives against food
prices such as we have accepted the
last two years are equally vain and
useless. The ostensible purpose of
such drives is to reduce the price the
consumer pays for food. The actual
result is unjustly to depress for a time
the prices the farmer receives for his
grains and livestock, but with no ap-
preciable reduction in the price the
consumer pays Such drives simply
give the speculator and the profiteer
opportunities to add to their
exactiOns, while they add TO the un-
certainty and discouragenent under
which tie farmer is laboring during
this rerlod OF readjustment.
Ia Farm IyoaD 40,
I'VE flvbT the admini: ration OF
the farm l. act so - T. help men
who form tc secure farms Of their |
own. and 20 give TO them lcT.g time
eherit :.eeG eG to practice the best |
facthuIs pf diversified Turning.
we also favor the auiI orization Of
sssuciai'uhs to provide tie necessary /
machinery to furnish rc'scraI credit |
- the man. whether Ignc owner OF
.enant. vic IL hampere1 tcr lack of
x~riing eapusl
I'VE do not longer rccc snize the |
light to ~ eculativef pr Diit in The ope-
afiJ ~ CT cur transp )Ita;,cn system.
ut 40 are Pledged to reEtcrc them to
lac highest STATE OF efficiency as
rickly as possible.
I'VE must bring about conditions
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
GAUNTLET DRIVING GLOVES

made of all leather, colors of brown or gray,
all sizes. The pair ................. $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
LEAGUE FOES
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considerable financial drain on the
people of the country.
His letter to Chairman Tongue fol-
lows:
lin view of the fact that the League
of Nations covenant is the main issue
before the American people. and
whereas the candidates of the Repub-
lican party are against the League,
while a great portion of the rank and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
A NEW LOT OF HAND MADE LACE

in filet designs, also medallions arrived yes
terday We are glad to show them and it will
be worth your while to see them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
We Want You to See These
WIDE EMBROIDERED RIBBONS

Silver, gold and colored effects in the most
gorgeous designs that are really works of art,
for vestings, trimming or bags. Yard. $1,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
MOCHA GLOVES

are very much the mode for wear with fall
suits and garments. The various colors of
mode, brown and gray are very popular The
pair ................... $500 to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08

Il
Long experience has taught us that two main
things contribute to Suit Satisfaction.
QUALITY
is mighty important for no matter how well
styled a garment may be if it will not retain its
shape and goodness, much of it's attractive
ness is lost.
STYLE
This all important item is uppermost in the
minds of all women when selecting wearing
apparel and when an assortment of authori-
tative styles is offered in splendid quality
Suit Satisfaction can always be obtained.
So because these two are always linked in the
assortments we show, you are always assured
of Suit Satisfaction here. And the prices are
always as reasonable as conditions will per-
nit.
new lot Of ripple pepum suits in velvet, We
lour, tinseltone and broadcloth just received
S425O to $4,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-08
BUSINESS MEN CAN ECONO-
MIZE IN CLOTHES-AND GET
THE BEST QUALITY

Business. and professional men want dig
nifty and quiet elegance in clothes. That's the
kind of clothes we have for you here; conser-
vative in style; fine fabrics and fine work.
manship combined into suits and overcoats
such as you'd expect to see only in the shops
of the most expensive tailors We have a fine
selection to show you now, direct from
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-03
TRAIL
 FROM NOME

Dan r.. Crowley. merchant of Nome, aud one of the well known pioneers oI Seward peninsula, arrived in Seward last night on his way to the states OH , business tip. Mir. Crowley iS reris- -r,ed at the Hotel Seward.
 lIr. Crowley was six weeks com mg out from Nome by dog team. Thc dogs were sick during the trip which accounted for the long time on the trail. Mir. Crowley followed the Iu L.n river to Neuana then hit the rail rold. The dog team was left at An caorage and will Se picked up there by Fred Ayers, a passenger north on tha Alaska. Mr. Ayers is manager Of th, Wild Goose Mining company and will % to Nome over the trail.
 Business is good at Nome" sad M'. Crowley, "ant the future is bright. The Siberian trade has helped nut wonderfully and this trade will grow. Ire Arctic Brotherhood is the live or ganization at Nome this winter. Tho club is m a floUrishing condition and all social activities center around ,hr A. B."
 Mir. Crowley will be a passenoHr out on the steamer Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-03
PRINCE RUPERT MAKING
 CLAIMS FOR NAVAL BASI

PRINCE RUPERT Feb, g. The City Council has sent a letter to ;he Minister of Marine outlining Prirea R,iperts claim to be made an imperial r.val base. The letter says the port has blg advantages over any othcr British Columbia ports, having three hs,bor entrances, railroad terminal anS a dry dock.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-03
MNSONS NOTICE

Stated communication Seward hod- gc No. 2l9 F. & A. NJ. Wednesday night, February 4th. at o'clock. Alt members requested to bc present. So iourning members welcome
 W. O. PERRY. Secretary.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-03

VICTORIA, B. C. Feb, & Frank Moberly, prominent British Columbia man, and a member of the assembl? from Atlin, died this forenoon of the lnfluenEa. Mir. Mobs-ly was fifty yerrs of age.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-03
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Audy'> cypress meets all trains and steamers. Phone l43.
IIilllInlnnnlIIlInnnIIIihIIIIlilllIllilIin
 Wanted Washing by woman Go take home, Notify Madison 20. flO
AMERICAN LEGION - NOTICE

Special meeting ot Isaac Evan Pos. No D American Legion at < ?. Vi. Tuesday February S. 1920 in the town hall.
 All members are requested Co ar tend.
 Visiting comrades welcome.
 !. Q. SHERLOCK,
 Acting Commander.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-27
HOLM ESBlJRG

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. simmons Of
Endrich street. have gone TO Belmar.
N. j.. where they will be the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walton
Mrs Laura Boal and her son, Mr.. will
liam Boal, OF Frankford avenue, are
spending n week at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ Seaman. Of
AIS Frankford avenue. are on an eN-
tended automobile trip through the New
England states.
Miss Ruth Berger of Charles street,
is spending a fortnight at Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heard. OF 2516
Rhawn street, are spending week at
Saratoga.
Miss Flora McKeely, Of Nankirk
street, accompanied by her ststerin law.
Mrs Samuel McKeely. will leave this
week for Cape May, where they will re-
mani several weeks.
Miss Marion Ashton. Of Crispen street,
Is spending a fortnight at Atlantic City.
Miss Louise Lawrence. Of Walker
street, has returned from Sea Girt, y. j.,
where she was the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Joseph K. Wiley.
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and Mrs. A.. J Brown, Of Pittsburgh,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Patterson, OK
Cleveland. o. -
Mrs. NJ. Thompson Bryan, Of this city.
ana MISS Louise Ross Todd. of Rich
mono, Va, who are spending some weeks
az hot Springs, entertained there at din
ner Scw evenings ago
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Syminrton.
OF 3ls South Sixteenth street, nre re-,
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son. Mrs. Syminston was, before her
marria &c. Miss .Cecily. McRim, daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs William j. A, Nc.
Kim, OF Short Hills. n j.
DR.. Myer Solis-Cohen, of 2I13 Ches,-
nut nt street. accompanied by his sisters,
s M,ss MIRIAM Solis-Cohen. Miss Elinor
Sons. Cohen, Miss Bertha Soils Cohen,
hnu their niece, Miss Salome Bernstein,
VI porti1nd, Ore. who is visiting here,
Inotored TO Werncrsvlle on Sunday
Wnere they visited their aunt, DR.. Cor.
helia lia knhn. who is at the Grand View
Hotel for The summer.
MIR and Mrs. Harry II Snellenburs
ana their children. Of Old York road
are spending the summer ut Deal Beach,
w. D. ana will return IN September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Colebaugb
announce the engagement Of their daugb-
tsr, Miss Florence Colebaugh. to MIR
Howell Goold. VI
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ,McCurdy have
motorea from their home in Movlan 10
White sulphur Springs, where they will
remain until early in September.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Jost of 23s
West Seymour street will spend the
weekend at Highland Inn Stroudsburg,
Pa.
Mrs George Gawthrop and her baby.
turned to their home from a week 3
visit as the guests of Mrs NJ. C. Bitt
mann, at her cottage at Cape May.
~ J.
Mss Winifred Y. DIETRICH. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Nevin DIETRICH. OF lie
West Mt. Airy avenue, will return TO-
Martmsburg, West Va, and Chambers
burg, Pa.
Miss Margaret l. Joyce. Of S07 East
Washington lane. and Miss Mary n.
Murray OF 62l0 Chew street, are spend :
Ing some time as the guests of Mr.. and
town, on their farm at Mechanicsville,
Bucks county, Pa.
Miss Edna Trupp. Of 901 East Chel-
ten avenue. and Miss Minnie Laun, Of
Llmekiln pike. are on a trip through the
New England states stopping at Port
land. Me-. for some time.
Mrs II. p. Closman will leave early in
September for Chicago to spend two
months visiting relatives
Mrs. f. c. Mullen and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Mullen. of 1912 Greene
street, are spending some time in
Camp Bethel. Tylerville, Conn. as the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. J. williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wetsner and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy WeIsner. Of
521 East Tulpehocken street. who spent
the early summer at their place at
Skippack have gone to Canada for an
extended visit
Mrs. William A. Weymann and her
daughter. Miss Helen Weymann. Of i6f2
GreswN street. will be the guests Of r:r.
and NJ William Y ppChin Cont p =
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Epiphany naval battalion is
spending its FIRST annual encampment a,
boys are under the direction of Captain
Robert s. Hopkins, assisted by COM
petent and efficient staff Of ex-service
men. The battalion left Its headquarters.
Thirteenth and Jackson streets. on Au-
gust 18. They will remain until next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Miller. of 5O2
Mo"re street, are spending the season
at their summer home in Chelsea Their
daughter, Miss Marian Miller. who has
been spending some time at State Col
leco, Pa, Joined her parents last week.
viii remain until after Labor Day.
when they will close their cottage ana
return TO the city.
The Captain Walter Gearty Post No.
3l5, American Legion. who are enter '
tanning at an informal dance to he given
at the Fox Chase Country Club. FoN
Chase, Pa, tomorrow evening. have ex-
Post No. 70.
Miss Catherine West. OF 1875 Whar-
ton street, has returned to her home
after fortnight's stay with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos West, at their
country home In Greenwich, N. y
Miss Catherine Mcintyre and her sis.
ter Miss Margaret Mcintyre. of Twenty
third and Christian streets. are spending
a fortnight in Cape May. N. ].
Miss Miriam Stein, Of s17 East Pass
Junk avenue, who 10 spending the season
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stein at their summer home in Atlantic
CITY, will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Cohen. OF 1892 Norfolk street. for
the winter.
Mr. Robert Work. Jr., of 1913 Ellis
worth street who has been visiting
friends in Springfield. N. j.. left on We'd
nesday for a cruise to Cuba, where he
will remain indefinitely.
Lieutenant. and Mrs. w. Hartup, Of
14I4 Ritner street. entertained Mias Jano
Porter, of Atlantic City, for some time
last week
Mr. Richard Cleary, formerly of 1887
Jackson street. hns returned nome after
few days visi, In Wildwood, N j.
Mrs. James Galligan and her family,
of l22S Morris street, are spending the
season In Wildwood. n. J.
Miss Inez MacNeal, os 2428 South
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

DR. and Mrs. w. Burrill Odenatt of
1899 West J1ehtgh avenue. have re-
turned home from Atlantic City. They
wers accompanied by their nephew, Mas.
ter Burrill Odenatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Abrams, OF 61s
in Atlantic City through the early
autumn
Mr. and Mrs T.. J. McIlvaine, of West
Lehigh avenue, have returned home from
Asbury Park, ~ J.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Catnarine M. Curry, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel 3. Curry,
Of 1909 West Dauphin street. and Mr.
frsns rS e Sras Sn Was a..sGsd aGsas by
Miss ]. Maude Curry. her sister, and
Mr.. Pyle had for best man Mr.. Carl
Wiuegartner, OF Bucyrus. o. The
bridegroom and bride. upon their re-
at home at 2oS6 Ritner street Mr.
Pyle was in the merchant marine service
during the world war and served in
Cuba and later in France
The young people of the Goodman
Methodist Church, Lehigh avenue and
party this evening on the Delaware.
Mrs. Mary Straub of 2e20 North
Twelfth street. will be the guest during
the early autumn OF her sister-in-law,
Mrs A. H. Gseller in East Orange N ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Oldach have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 2131 North Eighteenth
street. The bride was Miss Ethel b
Stevenson.
Miss Emile Coylo, Of 1o41 Jefferson
street, will spend the late summer rs
the guest of Mrs. Jane Bacon at her
cottage In Wildwood. N. J.
Dr. and Mrs Percy Ealer. OF 2o2r
Spring Garden street, are spending a
month in the White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hyman, of 1918
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NORRISTOWN

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Anna
Clark Roehm. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
william r Roehm, OF Hamilton street
and Mr.. Oliver Howard Wolfe, OF Rad
nor. will take place on SATURDAY Sep
tember 4. in Old st. Davids Church.
Mrs william Sans, Miss MAY Sands
and Miss Frances Sands, Miss Elizabeth
Clair and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rauhood
have returned from an automobile trir
10 Cape May and Wildwood, j. J.
The Valley Forge Chapter Daughters
OF tho American. Revolution. through
their regent. Mrs. y. Rowland Brown
has been awarded the Washington medal
of the Valley Forge Historical Society. in
recognition of its great work FOR the
Valley Forge Museum Of American
History.
Miss Lydia Myers. Of Chain street
chaperoned the members of her Sunday
school class OF the Grace Lutheran
Church on a picnic to Sanatoga Park.
There were thirty guests In the party.
Mrs. Henry c. weutz. OF West Main
street, who recently returned after
spending the last five weeks in Massa-
chusetts, has gone 10 Atlantic City 10
remain until after Labor Day.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr and Mrs. C. Emory McMichael. OF
hnol' House. Devon, and Mr.. William
Hopkins ana Miss Hopkins of Devon.
viii spend the weekend at Bay Head.
y j., as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry McKean. Mr.. McMichael and his
son, Mr.. Harrison McMlchael have just
returned from trip of six weeks to
vancouver, Seattle and Canadian rockies.
Colonel John s. Muckle, of 2028 Wal
.t nut street. who has been spending some
He S,rne at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec.
Nh entertained at dinner in honor OF
onevalier Alex Mariani, first secretary
~ the royal italian embassy at Wash
"son' D. G.. on Wednesday.
4, MIS- Richard Norris, who IL spending
ne ~ summer at Cape May. entertained
q a luncheon today In honor Of Mrs
mooert r, Benedict, Of the Corners, De-
.on, VINO is also spending some time
~ tape May. Mira Benedict will return
t.. ner nome on Tuesday. Her daugh-
s.. ,. Miss Alice r. Benedict, who Is
E.ny,nms IN Lhe Catsltills. will return en-
september 80.
Miss Mary Lloyd Norris. daughter
WI Mr.. Isaac Norris of FaIrhiii, Bryn
SsaN Sswr, with her aunt, Miss Riddle. has
Tson spending a few days Mt Bay Head
is,,' they are expected to return the
Sshrot Az OF The week. Miss Norris will be a
N'vu'ohte Of the season.
ba,'n anu MRS. Harry Maybln Hart
Vn,oo sou their home. Woodley House, at
viii wiIi"'ioVa, and are now in Europe. They
ist. PROBABLY return to this country
'ate In the fall.
p,nLrS H. Radcliffe Roberts. OF Green
th'n ths farm,. Nillanova, who has been
nv guest of Mr.. Roberts's mother at
on Mdsrbor, Me. Is expected to return
,bsiIr br' and Mrs. Reginald II. Morris and
who iahty, OF Wake Robin, Villanovn,
shrsnm nave been spending the summer at
hs,eaWsbury Manor. Chesapeake bay,
y, returned to their home
rb.m nome of Mr., and Mrs. Harry c.
ocO,,r osyer Of Fishers road, Bryn Mawr, ia
Mrs Ta. tor the summer by Mr.. and
,esn,h Jasper Yeates Brinton, of Nine.
TSaH. and Walnut streets Mrs Harry
% is In Europe for the summer
chassrt.. and Mrs. I. e. Heacock, OF North
in1 er Yer road, Swarthmore, are receiv-
son IpShsfatulations on the birth Of q
aso David Powell Heacock, a few days
Thirrt and Mrs. Walter C. Browning, OF
MI pIntn and Spruce streets, are at
until xtono where they will remain
"tter Labor Day.
has Walter w. Watson, of this city,
| SSeen spending few days at Breton
bart,, N: T., where she motored with
D,'pnIy OF friends. which includes Mrs,
T. we Maftin, of New York Mrs. Guy
'"soher, OF Fort Worth, Tex. Mr.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr. and Mrs. J. Renwick Kerr and
their family Of Moylsn, are spending
month at the Baltimore Inn, Cape May
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice M. Thompson, OF
Media, are at Manchester, VI. where
they motored two weeks ago, ana viii
not return until after Labor Day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William II. Easily and
their daughter. Miss Mary EesDy, VINO
are spending the summer In vermont.
will not return to their nome VI hieu'"
until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese F1eischman and
their family who have been spending
several weeks in Chelsea. will return 70
their home in Moylan soon after baoor
Day.
Mr.. Frederick NJ. Schwaln, OF Chester,
has returned from a short visit with his
family at Atlantic City. Mr.. Schwalm
is president of the Chester kilwnnis
Club.
DR.. and Mrs Edward Fitch, OF Ger
mantown. will spend several weeks IN
Media, where they have taken apart
ments
Mr.. and Mrs f. Shirley Borden, who
have been travelling in Canada, have re-
turned TO their home near Media
The Rev. and Mrs. s. Harper Leeper,
Of Media, are occupying their cottaee
at Cape May. where they VIII remain
until after Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Bagshaw. Jr.,
have been entertaining Mr. Bagshaws
sister. Miss Mary Bagshaw, Of Chester,
at their cottage at Rehoboth Beach Del
DR. and Mrs Samuel A. Brown: o!
Ridley Park, are spending rev Gays
at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stauffer oliver, or
Rose Valley. who. accompanied BY Mrs.
Constance Hepburn Robinson have been
motoring through the New England
states, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Edwin A. Yarnall, OF Swarth-
more. who has been spending q month
near Boston, and ct Lake Winnepesau-
kee. n. H., has returned to her nome
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol r. Thayer. Of
Swarthmore. accompanied by MT. ana
Mrs. Francis NJ. Sawyer and their sons,
are motoring through New England
They will not return until after Labor
Day.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Miller have re-
from stay OF several weeks in
Canada
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YARDLEY

Mrs Ralph Bayley and her son. Mas
ter George Bayley, have returned from
Johnstown. where they spent several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bebbington
and Master Frederick Bebbington. Jr.
will spend next week at Ocean Grove,
N. J..
Mr.. Comfy Clayton. of Norristown,
was a recent visitor at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abrams are spend
ing a few weeks at their bungalow at
Beach Arlington. y. ].
Mr.. mad Mrs. r. w. Welch, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Y. Barnes and Mr., and Mrs
u, B. Malone. OF CollinGwood. motored
on Wednesday 70 the seashore.
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RoxeoRoucH

Mrs. Lloyd Henry Coates, Of st.
and Mrs vvIii,a,e S,,so ne 20 pSren, lave
Mrs Coates will be remembered as Miss
Edna Sykes.
Mrs. william Lush and her grand
children. Master Daniel Llewelyn and
MISS Ethel blewellyn. of f26 Green lane.
have been spending Some time in wild
wood, n. J. Miss Ethel Lush. daughter
OF Mrs. Lush, who has been visiting Mrs.
J. Charles Todd, In wildwood. has re-
turned 70 her home.
Mrs Robert Hey and her guest Mrs.
Elizabeth Hey. OF Denver. Col Mrs,
Hey's son-law-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Edmund Keely and Miss Mil
dred Hey. have returned to Grand View,
their home in Roxborc ugh, after spend
ing some time as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Hey at their summer home
In Ocean City. y. J.
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MOORESTOWN

Miss Miriam Rogers. OF Main street,
will spend several weeks In Ocean City,
y. ].
Mr.. william Busby is spending his
vacation in the Blue Mountains of Vir-
ginia.
Mr. Matlack Stacthouse Mr.. George
Hillman and Mr. Russell Fcrd motored
to Cornell College over last weekend.
Mr. Iric Hopkins spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Clement
Hopkins. on Main street.
Miss Mildred Janke gave an informal
luncheon for several OF her friends from
Camden last week
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TJoGA

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Coll. OF 1917
West Allegheny avenue, who have been
stopping at the Traymore In Atlantic
City during the season, have returned
to their home.
Mas Margaret G. Clark, OF 1855 North
Bread street, accompanied by Mrs. Mar
naret Cosgrove, has gone to Atlantic
city for an Indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. OF Darien
street. are spending the closing weeks
OF summer In Wildwood. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Shields. OF West
Ontario street. are spending some time
in Ocean Grove, n. j.
Mrs Robert Barker who has been
touring through the West, has returned
TO her home, the Towers. Nineteenth
and Venango streets.
Mrs. Frank Hacker. of North Elgh-
teenth street, is spending several weeks
at Somerville, n. J.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. David Cram, of this
city, announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Jane Cram, to Mr.. VIII
liam Yocum. also OF this city, at their
summer home In Atlantic City on Tues
day. August II.
Post Joseph vasella. No. 277, Will
start its fall activities by giving q
Ladies' Night in September. arrange.
ments are also being made for the fret
annual masquerade, which will be held
some time in November. The committee
in charge includes Mr.. Joseph A. Lom-
bardi. Dr. Slgrnund Greenbaum, Mr..
Frank Vasella, Mr.. ]. @. Gordon Fors-
ter. Mr.. Jules A. Scalella. Mr. Ralph de
Marco, Mr.. Nicholas dEspinosi and Mr..
Nicholas la Fazia.