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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

\ wedding of interest to society in
this and other cities will be that of Miss
sarah W Morton. daughter of DR..
Thomas S. X Morton. of this city. and
Mr., Samuel F'rantz. of New York. which
VIII be quietly solemnized on Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in st. Peters
Episcopal Church. Third and Pine
streets, Miss Morton will be attended
by her sister, Miss Margaret Morton, of
BrHn Mawr College. as maid of honor.
The engagement Of Miss Morton and Mr..
trantZ was announced two weeks ago
IN New York. where Miss Morton has
been living. She is n granddaughter of
Mt and Mrs. Moses Brown. of Neither
Neld, West School House lane. German
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortimoore an
hounce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Miss Dorothy s. Mortimoore. and
Mr Francis French Burch son of Mrs,
FRANCIS NJ. BurCh and the late Rev.
Francis NJ Burch, of this city
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Windisch, of
obV" North Broad street. Oak Lane,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Alma r. windisch, and
Mr Charles NJ. Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs James Taylor, Of 1874 East Mt Airy
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the Princeton Triangle at the Bellevue
ballroom, where they will be guests In
the box Of Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Barrow o.
Mrs. J. Walter Levering. of 1909 Oak
Lane avenue, Oak Lane. will entertain
informally at a shower this afternoon In
honor of Miss Ethel MacMunn, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william II. MacMunn,
whose marriage to Mr.. Alan Henderson,
OF Germantown, will take place In the
autumn.
A bridge and 500 party was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the Old York
Road Country Club under the auspices
Ferro and Mrs. w. A. Prince were host
esses. On Thursday a military 500 was
given,
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence Gallagher, daughter Of
Ritner street, will entertain some friends
at a birthday party at her home this
afternoon. Among the guests will be
Miss Helen Daley, Miss Helene o'Keefe,
Miss Josephine Cunningham. Miss Gene.
Marion Baney, Miss Edith Ehman. Miss
Rosalind We'll, Miss Helen Cunningham,
Miss Dorothy Hyde, Miss julia Galen,
Miss Catharine Disgins. Miss Marie
OKeefe, Mr.. Thomas o'Keefe, Mr.. Drew
o'Keefe, Mr. Morton Simpson, Mr..
George DIggin, Mr.. Joseph Gallagher.
Mr.. Francis Gallagher, Mr.. Charles
Philip Baney.
Mrs. NJ. McCafrery will entertain a
number Of friends at her home, 221l
Christian street, tomorrow evening.
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NORRISTOMN

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph a. Curren gave
d box party at the Norristown Operatic
Society production. Red Feather. al
which their gJests were Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Barthmeier. Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph s. Rambo. MIR and Mrs Charles
d. McAvoy, Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Nc
Closkey, Miss Mary V. Kane and MT
William Ranba Supper followed.
Another box party. preceded by q din.
ner at the Whltemarch Country Club
was gwen by Mr.. and Mrs John j
Horey. Of 1900 Markley street Amons
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. F'leng
Mr. and Mrs George Landran Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chambers and Mr.. John Me-
Graw.
Mr. and Mrs James Malone. OF East
Fourth street, Bridgeport. entertained
at a card party and dance. Their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Melhouse
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Decker, MIR and Mrs
Joseph Baer. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Crooks, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Barn
shaw. Mr.; and Mrs. George Newton
Mr. and Mrs. James Malone, Miss T.
NJ. Stephens and Mr.. Lester Barnshaw
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Marcel Staunton. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Staunton, OF
issued invitations for q tea which she
will give at her home on Friday after,
noon, April 22, in honor Of Miss wini-
fred Iven, of New York, who will be
her guest for few days. Those who
will be Mrs. William Boyce and Mrs,
w. NJ. Caskey. Mrs. william Knecht
and Miss Helma Paulson will preside at
the tea table. On Saturday evening Mr.,
will entertain twelve friends at dinner at
the Union League. also In Miss Iyen's 8
honor. following which they will attend
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Dance for School Set

The spring ball arranged by Delta
Delta Sorority and Alphi Phi Fraternity
will be held In tho Bellevue Stratford
on Friday evening. April 20.
riet Beecher Finck. Mrs. ]. Hampton
Moore, Mrs. George A. Piersol. Mrs,
George c. J. Sleek, Mrs. William II.
Marshall, Mrs. George Washington I'd
monds. Mrs. George r, Sproule Mrs. W.
Percy Mills, Mrs. Alexander Colvtlle,
Jr, Mrs. John T. Goehring. Mrs. q. c.
Ramsdell and Mrs. G. Won Phul Jones
Tho committee in charge of the dance
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consists OF Miss Mabel Baisbaugh. Mlss
Margaret Hoovan, Miss Marian Wit
liams. Miss Lillian Blaess Mise Mar
Esret Masinntss Mrs. Ralph Mover
Miss Helen Boyd, Miss Irene Jameson,
Miss Kathryn Williams, Miss Barbara
Wartman, Mr.. 1tchaTd O. Clark, Mr..
MIR Harold A. MenauRh. Mr.. q. Cas-
stus Ramsdel Mr. Glenn r Strickler.
Mr. John Il Mills. Mr.. William Shaner,
Mr. Ernest Winther. Mr.. Earl A.. Rlg-
CONS, Mr.. Charles Henning. Mr.. Charles
Lewis, Mr. George Buckley, Mr.. Louis y.
Lewis Mr. g. Gerrish Sproule and Mr..
Joseph +. Rca, Jr
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KRAUSE-RODEMAN

The wedding of Miss Goldie Rodeman,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. l. Rodeman, of
1895 Wyoming avenue, and Mr.. Harry
Krause, Of 6l21 oxford street, took
place on Thursday evening at o'clock
at the Hotel Majestic. Rabbi Mortimer
Cohen, Of New York, performed the
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception at the hotel.
Mrs. Maxwell B. Brenner was matron
of honor and Miss Lillian B. Krause was
maid Of honor. The brtdesmaids In
cluded Miss Ruth Krause. Miss Blanch
Rodeman, Miss Minnie Gross. Miss
Helene Rosenboeeth and Miss Matilda
Baramack Miss Norma Rodeman was
flower girl. DR.. Joseph Brenner acted
as best man, and the ushers were Mr..
Meyer Margolis. Mr.. Edward Hyman,
Mr.. Benjamin Leiner. Mr.. Morris Yos-
kin and Mr.. Willard Elfman.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Krause left on a wedding trip to Ber-
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muda. They will be at home after May
10 at 1898 Wyoming avenue.
Among the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Thalheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Oppen-
heimer, Mr.. Abraham Oppenheimer, Miss
Anna Oppenheimer, OF Pottsville, and
Mr.. Leroy Spear
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Club, se44 walnut street. under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Sherman r. Reed.
Miss Sara Gullive. Of the Tryon Home
stead. Twenty-ninth street and Glen
wood avenue. has returned from a Visit
with her parents In PottsVille. Pa.
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MISS HOPE M'MICHAEL
A BRIDE TODAY
Marriage to Captain Ezio Carl
baIdi, of Rome, Takes Place
in Washington

A quiet wedding Of international in.
terest will take place in washington at
3 o'clock this afternoon, when Miss Hope
McMichael, of 400 South Fifteenth
street, daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Morton McMichael. I'd. Of this city, will
become the bride of Captain Ezio Carl
baldi, son Of General Ricciotti Garibaldi
and Signora Garibaldi. of Rome, and
grandson of the famous italian patriot
The ceremony will be celebrated at the
homo OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Henry NJ
Hoyt, Of 1901 Rhode Island avenue The
STds Sns y dss BE sses sysH n rSEsfs ss hSf
this city, and will be attended by her
cousin, Miss Nancy Hoyt, as maid OF
honor and only attendant: The Rev:
pavid pa M Steele, rector Of 81; Luxe s.sdn and
Spruce, this city. will officlate. After a
wedding trip Captain Garibaldi and his
bride will make their home In Mexico
City until the end Of this year.
CLARKE-TARRTS
A wedding OF much social interest that
will be solemnized tonight will be that
of Miss Lucy W. Harris. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur Harris,
Of 1O6 West Walnut lane. Germantown,
ceremony will take place at 1880 o'clock
in the Second Presbyterian Church,
Germantown, and the Rev John Harvey
Lee will offlciate. The bride, who Will
be given in marriage by her father, Will
wear her mothers wedding gown OF
white satin, trimmed with old family
lace and made with court train. The
veil, which was also worn by her mother,
will be of tulle. edged with old lace,
and will form cape effect, which. viii
be fastened with sprays Of orange bios
SONS, and she will carry lilies of the
valley and white orchids. Miss Flea.
more Harris, cousin of the bride, will
attend az maid of honor, and she will
wear French frock OF orchid shaded
voIle and a picture hat of chiffon Of
the same shade, trimmed with bows of
pink chiffon, and she will carry bou-
quet of spring flowers Of pastel shades:
The bridesmaids, who will be gowned
alike in French frocks Of pink yoile,
will wear picture hats OF orchid shade
chiffon, trimmed with a bow OF pink
chiffon and small pink flowers. They
will carry bouquets of spring flowers.
They include Miss Eleanor Austin, Miss
Eleanor Davis Miss Sarah Clarke, MISS
Sydney Belville, Miss Margaret Hender-
son and Mrs. Robert Parsons. MISS
Anna Weygandt, another cousin Of the
bride, will wear French frock OF pink
voile and will carry an old-fasnioned
bouquet. Mr. Herbert Clarke, OF Ne
braska, will act as best man for his
Mr. Richard Bradbury, Mr.. John Near.
thur Harris. Jr. Mr.. Henry Kelly, OF
New York; Mr.. Paul Parks. Of New
York; Mr.. Yardley Chatick. of Newark,
y. J., and Lieutenant John Elleman-
A reception will follow the ceremony
ut the home of the brides parents. Mr..
Clarke and his bride will live In Kansas
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CENTURY Erie Ave and 9th 8,
Mo-, ~, MAIlAt "a
T-Mary Plckford In THE Love IIshfn
~ W-Nszimova IN ''BIlions'
F:-AlL-Star Cast In The KiIIsr."
s'-Wm, Fsversham. "sin That was Tu.m
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PHOTOPLAYS
DIRECTION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA

Albambra 18th. Morris 4 Passyunk Aye;
HllldlllDId Mat. Daily at 2: Evgs.. e:45 4 0
T.-Charles Ray in Peaceful valley
W.-Charles Ray in Peaceful Valley"
TN. Kennedy. "GIrl with the JazI Heart"
F.-M. Kennedy "Girl With tho JazZ Henst"
s.-M. Kennedy. "Giri with the JazI Heart"
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
A reciprocity luncheon will be held on
Thursday, April 2s, at the Philomusian
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333 MARKET STREET THEATRE
Tina Claire In Polly With a Past"
N'-Ina Claire in Polly With . Pa.t"
TE'-James Cnr%ood,s "Nomsds Of North"
s.-James Curwood's "Somsds OF NSsth,,
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ATTRACTIONS AT THE
NElGHBORHOOD THEATRES

RENN s+rH AND WOODLAND AVE.
D-.N MATINEE DAII,Y
w. ,ChurchNrs The inside OF the CIp.'
TAii,1n Iiian T%g TR%Hn,s The The rrertect Crime"
F-Bille Burke. "Fducat OF ElII,he,h''
S,--bilIie Budke. Education Of EiiIabctb >.
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OernnNntOMn

IMHERIAl. 2D AND POPLAR. 3aI
W wi FaTngm, Hunger II the S. bIooa, Coca
r 't.IPn RWn., sIy' The Marriage Gambls>-
F-Tom MIX II. The Road RssnY S' snrY
Shirley Mason In Wing Toy.
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RIVOLI SAD AND SAMSON SITS;

STP AMI GERMANTOWN AVE.
- mn W. AT VESANGO ST
M.-Mat Moore. The Passionate Pilgrim
T.-Matt Moore. "The Passionate PiIgrim''
w.-MRtt Moore, THE Passionate Pilgrim -
T,-Fatty Arbuckle In "Rrrwster's Million ~
F,-Fhty Arbuckle In "Brewster's Millions"
S.-Fatty Arbuckle IN Brewster Millions"
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IMPERIAL

IMPERIAL GOTH q WALNUT SITS
MHna 49,. :, Mai MAJ; 2,Sa 49, EvEs "a o
T,-Tna Claire in Polly with y Fast"
W'-Ina Claire in Polly With a Past"
Hobart Posworth In "HIs Own Iaw''
Hobart Rosworth in "His Own law,
S,-Hobart Bosworth in His Own Law"
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BIUEBIRD Broad a susquehann.
Continuous. until II
~ ~ t.-7Sune Eapr'cH "kogues and Romance
ecu .. i" Miles Forbidden TruIt"
TGecN b. DE Miles Forbidden Fruit"
L.-Koo'Tt ItHolI Empire Of Diamonds"
F-M. II. Tonkcr The StraIeT.'i
s-H' y. Warner, When We Mere ~,
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CARMAN

CARM AN GERMANTOWN AVE
$500 ABOVE ALLEGIIRSY
LIhI"ln Partners Of the Tide -
" G'n,"h Partners of the Tide"
- tlhco.n Partners of the Tide
- tLihIo!h Partners Of the Tide
= iLncoln,s Partners Of the Tide
81 - LIncoln's Partners Of the Tide
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UJMBO FRONT ST. = orRARD AVE.
'WtsN Ssn gSmoT :, IuIoStion i1o on FTanktord u"
T-Pehe Daniels IN "oh, Lady i1ayr'
"-Bess'e nGrriscale In Mes Twist"
F-Raiph lnce IN "Out Of the snow"
Star Cast IN His Enemy's DauShtsr,,
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EAMU v THEATRE--Isl1 Market 81.
H'iiI A N, to Midnight
Tune Caprice "Rosues and Romepcs,
W-Eva, Noyak II society Souis'
F-MoH's F-M hHR MT,eT m .PPTSseGSu: .PT,. o paIsdise
s.-Frank Mayo In Magnificent Brute
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RIIRY MARKET ST. BELOW 7rH
NSD 20 4. N. TO ll:i5 p. N.
T:-Alen pwan' . "a splendid Hssard''
W.-Allan Dwan's "a splendid HaIard''
T.-Katherine Macdonald "CurtsInI'
F.-kathertne Macdonald Curtain
S.-Ratherine Macdonald. Curtain"
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IDLE HOUR. at West Chester

y MM-FEaysrstham The Sin That Was His"
W.-King N!dor's The Jack Knife MAN.
T.-K!ng Eidors, The Jack Knife Man"
s-pSvd BatsTT BBaTeT in in "F1iSkkis "Fickss MWSmsn Womsn.
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LIBERTY BROAD a COLUMBIA Ay.
n -Trl,g brunette "TS. "TMSst'I1s nsrII IPI",Ly o..
i. JIia :" "ayTo Grrdor IN "H,Iio,Iroayy,.
" II" - "a "a "" .yns q rdon in "Hsiiotrops,.
: --l, ,latre "h'noy Love Hono, nnd dianpseth, nsth,
-'n'T'ey Mason in Flame Of YoDss..
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MODEL 42o SOUTH ST orcho.,,.
M-Ma-s6s@ No..n.s" G.9T"."9"G: "?G. tro% n"E ! 70 a
~, T.E,-MHrshRll Nonan's 90 nnG nnq t ctst T.
T ,-David Mi"qm BY,I.- In "HunTsr q IN" Bioes-
F.-Lon Cts1.v .IIlckls Women"
s-hon Clancy In The Psnaiiy"
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RIALTO GERMANTOWN AVE.
T-Rins TRATsa vI6STs siSTsr! T6 L Hsrist end rip.r
%-Will!am Russell in "Bare Knuckie.'
T'-PearI White IN Know Your Men,
S.-Char!es Chaplin In "The Kid
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OVERBROOkooD g.. HAvpn,oss

PARK RIDGE AVE; a IpAUPHIN g,,
N -''TS. s,..I.rsM MH'' 40 Evs; . tS I'd
i, -0T;n Moor: The Chicken In nc 81.
'"T''S NSri1naS;, NNsfiSrrs, !.mi,, X,1if, MsTssrssT
F-NNzimoya "UIIIIons,
; House peters. Some On. In ,h. H..
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LEADER AsT & LANCASTER AVE.
Matinee Daily
'T,-,Monte blue in The KsntScSsns,'
TMsTyy PiSkfST$ PPiiSEkST$ N IN %Ihe LSyT Lh!
F-Mat Moore IN The Passionate Ptar,nm
S.--hatt Moore In The Passionate piisrrin,,
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w1The NIxON-NIRDLINCERNS
W THEATRES "
BEL EI,MONT SAD ABOVE MARxET
CEDAR GOTH AND CEDAR AVENUE

'A Nth AND GOTH
T.~-M51,s RrSc in "TRHss KsntSSkanss" KKsntt%Skkans
W.-Ralph lrve in Out OF the Snows"
F..-CeC!l de Miles Forbidden Frnit..
Sc. Tearle IN Tho Road 10 Amhitiorn
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SAVOY 1911 %ARKEr STREET

4. N. no MIDNIGHT
M.-Katherine Macdonald. Curtain"
W-Ka,,srIrs WkKshSTiITs MMSePSonsla MScSnna,, "Cgrtain
T.-Charles Ray. Peaceful valley
F.-Charies Ray, Peaceful Valley
S,-Charles Raw. Peaceful yaIleyy''
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RIALTO, at West Chester

M,-Julia swayne Gordon. "Heliotrope"
T-Julla Swayne Gordon "Heliotrope''
W.-Justine Johnston. "BIackbirds'
uT-Jqst!no Johnston. "Blackblrds'
S.-Cecll de MilIe's "Forbldden Frult,,
Evening star., 1921-04-29
DINNER TO GEN. SAWYER.
Washington Homeopaths Will
Honor Presidents Doctor and Wife

The Washington Homeopathic Medical
Society will give a dinner at the Wash
ington Hotel the evening Of May in
honor Of Brig. Cen and Mrs. sawyer
which will be attended by members Of
the society. their wives and guests from
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Pittsburgh. This occas sion is the annual
meeting Of the Washington society. At
the last meeting DR.. Sawyer addressed
the society in his capacity Of president
of the national organization. the A'eri-
can Institute OF Homeopathy, with
which all state societies are afflliated
The Washington society is the state So
ciety Of the District Of Columbia.
The institute will hold its annual meet
ing in Washington in June. when an at
tendance Of 1000 is expected. DR..
Thomas A. Mccain is president Of the
institute and is expected to be at the
dinner in honor Of DR.. Sawyer. Dr. J.
b. Custs is president Of the Wa ashins-
ton society and DR.. Frank A. Swa rtwout
is chairman Of the advisory committee,
as well as chairman Of the committee
on arrangements for the meeting Of the
institute in June.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
Won1en's Shoes,
Hose and Hats

No. 1850 pairs Women's OK
fords and Pumps, mar.
row widths ......... &.75
No. 10-400 pairs Women's Ok.
fords and Pumps,
worth up to $40. ..... $7.75
No. 2l-22 doz. Notaseme Silk
Hose .............. 6oc
No. 22-3 doz. Women's Straw
Sailors .............. ss.7s
Evening star., 1921-04-29
% Birthday
Specials
Mems Clothing
and FURNISHINGS

No. 1-150 Mems fancy Suits $3.50
No. z133 Mems plain and
fancy Suits ........ $3.50
No. 3-1z5 Blue Serge Suits $3.50
No. 4247 Mems plain and
fancy Suits .......... ..$47.50
No. $50 "Prep" High School
Suits ................$ .$I9.75
No. 6-"Prep' Suits e pair
pants) $3.50
No. III British Golf Suits .$47.5O
No. S-White Flannel Trousers $3.50
No. $50 fine Percale Shirts. $I.35
No. Io-2,5O0 Woven Madras
Shirts .............. $I.95
No. 11-Deimel Linen Mesh
Shirts and Drawers at
cost ................. $3.85
No.1z-White Athletic Union
SuItS SoC
No. I3-$1 and $I.SO Neckwear. Csc
No. 1-$1.50 to $3.50 NecI<wear. Csc
No. 15-& to S. Mems Straw
Hats sze5
No. 16-50 Leather Bags and
Cases .............$ $II.5O
No. 17-1O0 pairs Mems Teck
Oxfords ...... $4.75
No. 1S-2OO pairs Mems Teck
Oxfords s............ $7.75
Evening star., 1921-04-29
Preparing since February

We have been talking, planning and preparing for
this event since last February. Time and again we
have visited the markets Of the great industrial centers
of the country in order to secure the cooperation Of the
manufacturers with whom we trade. Now we are set
all ready for you.
In the column to the right we have listed,
very briefly, these 28 specials Judge their values
not so much by what we have said in this announce
ment but rather by the PakerBridget 28 years repu
taton for doing big things And best Of ALL judge them
by seeing them and examining them.
We are very sincere when we say that our only
purpose in conducting this celebration is to show our
appreciation to the thousands of people whom we
serve-many since our inception in May. 1893. 1t
will always be our aim to mo~it their confidence and
respect.
Evening star., 1921-04-29
pnlc. Thin. RIM n.-S

Father Johns medicine builds new
a.-AGverLiAsIueut,
Evening star., 1921-04-29
Boys Clothing
and FURNISHINGS

No. z3-lS5 Boys all-wool Suits .$12.75
No. z4-2IO Boys aII.wool Suits $14.75
No. $500 Boys Colored Wash
Suits ................ $1.s5
No. 26-$l.OO Boys Union Suits. 6oc
No. z7-$I.25 Boys Madras
Blouses .......... 7oc
No. 2S-$l.50 Boys Khaki
knickers ............ Csc
Evening star., 1921-04-29

No frills, no jubees, no flowers. Just an honest
to-goodness giving event to mark the % happy
the people, not alone of Washington but of every State
in the Union
Evening star., 1921-04-29
What do you want
for our 18th birthday?
Commencing Saturday

Commencing Saturday
We celebrate by announcing 28
specials -- articles of merchandise
that men, women and children need
now, at prices every one can afford.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16
Real Estate Transfers.

william Redgwick to solomon ss.
Rosenberg. n: W cor. soth and ga.
Edward H. Fitton to Rober. i
LOOMS, Underwood ave. $50 IT.
e. OF 49th St. n. e.. 50x12s. ..... s.7W
Paul w. Kuhns and wife to Jacob
NJ. Larson ct al, Spencer St. so -
IT. e. OF 4lst st, S. $. 4oxll7:S,. 4os
Otto Schiller to George Schiller. s'
v ST., $50 IT, W. of seth St.
$. =, 50xial .:...... .:..,.....: L."
Reinhardt, =. W. cor. S0th and
Arcadia ave-, 4oxl20. sW
Jacob p. Kirk and wife to Sophia
Mckinney, 4oth ave. 80 #. $. Of AZ,
Francis p. Matthews, tr.. to Abra- fs.
e OF 18th st. n. $, sexis: 1880
Geney,eys ,, p G1ieu sLu and HUSBAND nas ao,S 10
and Harvey SITS. sSx1?S ..;.,,..
Alice A. Havemeyer and husband see7
OF OF ists ttsa st anN n s. soxiis. XII -V ~ aos
Neff g. Sewerwine ct al, Cass st, - ,.,
scxi2s e.......,.'...e."........ . " 1900
minnie Illse ana S nusos'u =. 74lS
E. OF s7th st, W, 5. 4oxiSo. .... 1885
Rosa Brede and husband TO- 70 Jacob
California St., ssxsa, ..;..,:.:. 1900
Hans ]. Harder and wife. ssth
ave. i's ft,s. Of Leavcnworth st.
Howard H. Thatcher and wife TO
Benjamin Vest. sist ave. so II.
n, Of Lnrimore. e. r., 4oxl2o... 3,koe
Carl ,.,l I Palm & and wife to Harry p:
aIth mtir'cs' y Evans at; g.; " IT. .. of ..,o
Mary Mecsej. and husband 10 John
j, England hSd St, 100 II. 3.
OF Pinkney ST., W. g., soxl3s..... Atoe
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16
Beatrice Guard Company
Will Attend Encampment

Beatrice. Neb, July i5.-(Special.)
of Company c, Nebras-
ka National guard of this city are
making plans TO attend the state en-
campment which will be held at
Camp Dodge, Ia, for two weeks,
beginning August 10. The COM
pany, with the officers numbers 50
men, and All effort will be made to
recruit up to the maximum strength
of los men before 'he encampment
begins. Emmett Powell is captain,
Fred Stoll. first lieutenant and Merle
Coon, second lieutenant OF the COM
pany. All are overseas veterans.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16
Continued Rain Damages
Gage County Wheat Crop

Beatrice, Neb., July ls,-(Speeial1 J
Another rain visited this section,
forcing farmers to suspend thresh-
ing operations. The rainfall at this
point was .43 of an inch. Many
farmers have scattered their wheat
in shock about the ground in order.
to save it, and even with this pre-
caution some damage is reported TO-
the crop. 5aqls .
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16
HOLDING A HUSBAND |
Revelations of a Wife"
Copyright, 1927. International New Service
Adele Garrison's New Phase of

said. "But, tell me something. 1t
doesn't matter a bit to you how
many kinds of an abysmal ass he
makes of himself, does it?"
! think the emphasis of my answer
satisfied him completely.
Continued Monday.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16

Jim, the Penman," taken from a
famous play in which Lionel Barry
more is now playing at the Rialto,
is a strange mixture of good and
evil motives. The screen play is en-
hanced by the fascinating manner in
which Barrymore delineates this
strange Characterization which made
such tremendous impression on the
stage.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Painting and Paperhangins

PAPERHANGING, painting, vanishing
floors waxed. paper cleaning. WA 4S67