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The daily Alaskan., 1921-10-08
RUTH ON SICK LIST

New York. Oct S.-Babe Ruth was suffering last night from a se- we're abscess of the left arm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
MOj|NDSYiLLE
LIEUT., CRUMRINE
SPOKE AT MEETING
Aviator Speaks Highly OF Local Field
and urges Grcat Cooperation
on Part Of Citizens

Lieut.. CruririNc. OF tho c!Tl service
division OF tn" /. :. Air Service arrived
IN the city Wednesday morning. II big
T." !Iavllard plane. and at noon Sp"E" 20
i Joint meeting Of the k;wan!S and lso-
ra-y clubs. The aviator diScOurS"d 1t
length on the feasible Of the local
f.",d and ,nt!mated that Il WAS on" az
re best between washington and Day
ton o.. tnc Model AIrway. He urged CO.
operation on tho PARTY Of the city IN "S-
tahiEsh!ng permanent AVIATION field
aarc and asked that tho Boy Scouts ~
a"a:iao.c a. all times 70 guard army air
S'l:2S when they landed on ne local
field.
While there is genera! feeling to-
wards avtation'S future. ne SAID. that
world mako ono think chat i really had
m future. tho army and Tn" world has
ben firmly convinced that It IS the fu-
.lre means OF passenger and n great part
Of freight and express transports ton.
Lieut.. Crurnrin" brought with HIM An
army photogra phnr who took several pic
lures u: The local field yesterday after
noon. The two men in IN" plane left
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
KEEP OFF THE LAwH

Several complaints were made last
.,yr-:.s - tho police department Of
y,un-..r,rs running abOu: on the lawn
=, c.,r, &C Tho public library. orders
,,.r, ISSUED to arrest all persons found
on IN" liwn at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-24
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ORIGINAL n, Y, CAST
IN APPLE BLOSSOMS"

AZ IA. court n.-' Monday and Tu"S-
day VII a S;-c.lt Tuesday matinee,
the Dc Ehr'Ul ur-'rcltl Apple Nos
SONS" which vas ~ ronSH!"1I0I1 hi nf
the past N"w No-< ~.,,@oT. ~ ~ n"
attract or. f'"'z k-n .S,"-. - iiSt.h-
guish"d v!ol;nlst :tud N,"t'r .larn|r.
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mls!r IL" BOOK :r'st l?-jrs ar" y:
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has provided ~. original Nav YORK
cast arh prnduct:pH Pro-n,n"nt n n"
company ar" .l0ha Tha:i"S Thomas. rs-
called n "M1y'.n"". Wlda Er-ra':
prima donna o: -I7cy musical plays:
Perci,..l KHghi. 4 comedian 80 Hrl:r-
ence: i>->d and Adobe Asralrc. the i.ac-
ers: Fd~nr Norton. Ruth Lee. Edna
Tempt. ArUr'cN rarcy. Frank Sayder
Thomas Ft'zHrt-ick. Eronz1 Di'ston.
Dorothy Ha ;ght'n ard m unusually at
t-artiv~ and Smartiy EpwnHI chorus
FOR the Interpretation % tho E-aisler-
Jacob score. an especially Sri"rtHd and
materially enlarge orchestra has been
organized.
Stats arc 90 Sale to-day Telephone
orders arr not taken for this attraction
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Warnings Sent Out
Announcements were S"nt out yeSfer-
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a.. Cr-LO ZOE SAFE.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Mary Henry Smith was hostess
at an informal party given In honor of
Mr. Joseph Waugh, OF 254o South
Seventeenth street, at his home on Sat.
we're Miss Kathleen Mulchachy. Miss
Mary G. Henry, Miss Catherine Ranty,
Miss Mary Smith. Miss Gertrude Smith,
Miss Marie Waugh, Miss Bonnie Fox,
Mr.. Thomas Guerin, Mr.. William Oil.
more, Mr.. Earl Fox. Mr.. Ray McGov.
ern. Mr.. Noel Schmidt. Mr.. Albert J.
McGlynn and Mr.. John Maloney
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hillman have re.
turned from their wedding trip to Chi.
cago and are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Bernstein, Of $40 Spruce street. They
leave for their own home in New York
about August is
Mr.. Thomas Regan. Of 1874 Morris
street. Is spending come tlmo in Chelsea
Mr.. George Glen. Of 1921 South
Broad street has returned home atte,
City. '''''''
60 Esther Walsh. Of 1893 South
Eighteenth street, Is entertaining Miss
h"se Mary Delahenty and Miss Marian
Nanneman at her cottage in Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs J. We'll Of 2520 South
summer in Ventnor.
Friends OF Miss Katherine waxIer
OF 1880 West Passyunk avenue, VIII
be glad to learn that she Ia recuner.
ating from her recent illness
Miss Edith Bates and her nenhew
Mr. Bobby Kast, Of 21O4 Spruce s,rse,
have returned home after an extonsivs
s,ay with their grandparents Mir, ami
yrs George Com. Of Eggertsville. \,
ale, MISS CIalre Bates will remain
WIZ WIZ her grandparents for an indefnits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
MISS c. C. RENNERT
BRIDE OF HENRY BOWER
Charming Wedding to Take
Place in Picturesque Church
at Torresdale

The marriage OF Miss Corinne Clara
Rennert, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A, Rennert, OF Noble, anJ MI
Henry Bower, son of Mrs. George X
Bower, OF Vancouver. Torresdal". viii
take place at 5 o'clock tfls afternoon
at Ali Saints Church, Torrtedal'., the
Rev. Percy j.. Brown. rector. ofhciatinS
The bride. who will be given In mar
riage by her father. will wear gown
of white charmeuse with pearl trimming
and Spanish lace, which Will form the
entire skirt. The coronet will bo of old
Duchess lace and tulle--which will drspe
the train--edged with the lace and
orange blossoms. She VIII carry n
shower bouquet OF bridal roses and lilies
OF the valley.
Mrs Sylvan Woods and Miss Helen
Rennert will attend their sister as ma.
tron and maid OF honor, wearing hlet
lace dresses over pink satin, with sashes
and hats OF hydrangea blue. Their
shower bouquets will be Of varied sum-
mer flowers.
Mr. Bowers best man will be his
brother, Lieutenant George r.. Bower
Jr., Y. S. NJ. c., and the ushers will
include Mr.. George B. Wood. Mr.. sgd
ney Thayer Jr., Mr.. Geoffrey 4. Haw-
ley, Mr.. Reginald K. Jacobs Mr.. Morris
De G. Freeman, OF this city. and Mr.
William A. Qulgley. OF Washington,
A reception at the home Of the brides
parents will follow. Upon thei, return
from wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Bower will spend the early autumn in
Torresdale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
GER MANTOWN

Mr and Mrs. Clarence jackson Reid
OF 50 Manhaim street. nre receiving
TohgIatulations upon the birth Of a son,
ROBERT Reeves Reid, on Tuesday. July
~. Mrs Reid will be remembered as
Miss Helen Reeves. 40
Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. MacVauab aoa
Dorset street. are occupying THAR cot.
tase at Ocean City for the summer
Mr.; and Mrs. william w J,peso,
oos East Washington lane. have ya.
turned from spending some time IN
Mrs Harry r. Blanck and her 80,
MASTER Harry II. Blanck, Jr, OF West
wyoming avenue, letf on SATURDAY. to
spend three weeks in Ocean city.
Mrs Chester L. Albright, Sd. 90 Wes,
hshmead place. North. ha, sons 20
Muncy Pa, for the remainder OF the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph p. Coleman Al,
oorset street. have returned fro,.
apending the weekend in Pottstnrn
"a, where they were the auests ~ NJ
ana Mrs Harry Przer. '''
Mrs. Charles s. Movers IA u
HmNeaen ,,n avenue, Is spending the pa
"'aihuer or the summer at Wswa p,
Mrs, Villa " O'RellIy. ,oa ra.,
Washington lane. entertained AZ a chi:
ureh party at her home in honor -,
1ne tehth birthday Anniversary Of b&
uaushter' Miss Dorothy O'ReiIiv e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
NOR RIsToWN

Mrs A. G. McCrory. of sol Button
ernoon at her home in honor o, her
daughter, Mrs. e NJ. Weand, OF Dav.
ISn' W,n' o. Among the guests were Mrs
H.. Wv; -. Hiitner. Mrs. William Y. Fried.
Edith B. Gnyner, Mrs r "'iS W R..,Sn MISS
and Mrs. J. r. Keiter. 're'uner
Mr. and Mrs. s. F. CouJsor =, u.-
nance nance street and Mr.. and Mrs Garro,,
I,,',s II, and their son, Mr.. Fielding E,i,.
,r,n nl iaSony have returned from a motor
where e'rousn tbsHs The me New England States,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Arno u. Young. OF swarthinore.
accompanied BY her brother, Mr.. Bow.
nell, OF New York is travelling through
Nova Scotia. and will not return until
some time In September.
:. Miss Kathleen Gilfllan. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. GlhiIan. OF
SSwarthmore, Is spending the summer at
entertained by her uncle and aunt Nj
ana Mrs. William Cummins Her brother
in.law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Hoepe2. arc spending several months
in Amber. h-'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
NORTH PHIlADEl plIA

90 MIS- l.. = Thalheimer of the Mates-
sr, sr, spending some time at the RrcsE-
MI; Mr; and Mrs; J.. Gumpert. Of 1912
In iin MN GI,Wenty-eishth street, are at A..
Broas mss s;rsSi L. SMiastbaum, of lsa. North
camp Rangley Lakes. Me. 'eNioro
, MISS Bertha Lederer and M,s. p.u.
neaerer, OF 2ol0 North rark avsnr. eene
tain. n. H. At iurn Noun.
Nor,h and Mrs, Abraham Lyon Of ,s,a
North Seventeenth street. annn,,nn Do 1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

TyHERE'S Harry bo"e' "e'"ns
,his afternoon. you know. It's
-.,ns N be at Al, Saints. and motors
Iii Iii meet the 400 train to Torresda e
,o convey guests to the churc". Miss
p.,nsrt lives In Noble, but 1t ap-
80 mat Mrs. Bower Harrv's mother,
~, built an altar in All Saints Church,
!. ,snory of her husband, Mr.. George
nover. and 90 the bride very swcetly
s..,asd to be married In the church
Mich is so sacred to her husbands
family. a'. -, .
The reception is to be small. just
A.. two families and very few Init
'".,. friends. and they will all motor
). Nob,e from Torresdale.
Amer n wedding trip the bride ana
,.,dssroom wfl spend the remainder
:, tbe summer with Mrs. Bower
understand they will live In town In
the winter. -
DIp you hear the exciting news The
DAu. English girls hockey team Is
aver TO play the ALI Philadel.
eo epda s,rIs' hockey team. and will ar
pn,a n This country early in October.
r.,t that be exciting? You know
W. wv" An Philadelphia tenn. headed by
~, ~. n..int,e Cheston as captain, went
.r ~ England last fall TO play. And
o@, @ hod the most wonderful time.
NJ wore entertained great deal by
Nv unO' 'rncish gIr's and their families
w l noode some very strong FRIENDS.
m. m. nnmmittec Of the All Phi lndelphia
n. !u, a. Chestnut Hill, received cable
us .n, Iondon on Friday. announcing
.hx v tbe xii. English team would come
ur IN October. The All Philadelphiu
ssnnm;ttee includes Anne Townsend
.bsirman Helen Ferguson. secretary
and Marjory Marty. treasurer
There is great enthusiasm among the
,sr,hers. and much practicing already
nnder way. In fact, all the Rlris
u.onnd Chestnut Hill are crazy about
,to game and play it the year round.
fys ~ . regular Sunday afternoon stunt
- 90 to the Philadelphia Cricket CluS
at 81. Martins to watch the poSs anu
girls play hockey.
Our ALL Philadelphia team did spien,,
a,S work in England last year. and
tb.re Is great hope that 1t will keep. up
Its fine average. inc hotH.S %, Wr,c,ot
will probably De plnEcu al ,r, .nT ,;re IN
Club, as most OF the nome .e1,n srna NV -,
that section, tnoush , anne ~" 1;ris
10 a Main Liner; h'no.s .n so
who went to EhE'nEu IuS, anaf NJ NJ
Peggy ferguson, bcr,s 49,, US, n;..,nn
Dick Male (she was lJ"Io.h! ~ - IisH'T,i MI
you know anu Char'o''e anu i'''''e
Cheston.
,r I,, rono Nor
"A y The season ao'nnceN 'ape 'a'
AIS gayer than ever. ! 'pent the
week end down there, and 1t was great
fun. II seemed like the old times to
Gee Mr.. Wister Harvey strollin2 along
the Boardwalk. | do not think I have
ever been to Cape May in the Inst ff.
teen years that | have not seen Mr..
Harvey. lie seems a part OF the place,
He Is not going to stay the whole sum
mer, he tells me. but will sail this
month for Europe.
As usual the Landises and Mrs. Ian.
dis sister. Miss Bessie Tucker. are in
Cape NAV. They have a cottage and
always enter into the spirit of things
W"nt;ns u are sreass sTuSne u.oer. .Ls s's.aHe t
darling baby, you know, just few
%Ta.ns aTau s.onG;o, o.G hes h NOME. h MIS- -,
hnen stocktoh' ms osen Staying win
..a,, "er 'ot w VEN. me Nsiison bdwsrds
bsro uos,. W W. nas.ns @ soon .ln'es. lney
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
DINING ROOM

Jacobean OAK Queen Anne Suite, 4
pieces, now S22500
S3s5.OO Walnut Dining Room Suite, 9
pieces, s275.0O
s550.o0 Mahogany or Walnut ChippendaIe
Suite, 10 pieces, S3s5O0
S6s5.oo Old Oak PolyChrome Suite, 10
pieces. S395.00
s652.O0 Mahogany ChppendaIe style Din
lng-Room Suite, 10 pieces, $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
CHESTNUT HILL

Miss Ray Binns and Misc E,.,
b,nhs; l"O West Gorgas lane ar.
sNpending fortnight at Seaside PAL
.hr' Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Lipp,ncott and
cott eottr ssos sSsSogsshtsr hnco, Miss loan r. Lippin
a cottage at "S%,n Sca,n driys; r,s are aecupying
mer 'S ior the sum-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
!" list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of the Bo,oer.Rennert Wedding
Today Chestnut Hill Girls Plan Entertainments for
4nEnglish Girls Hockey Team Here in Fall

romances about to bud forth from this
summer as we'll as last at Cape May.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

betrothal OF their daughter, Miss Jul
ette Lyon, to Mr.. Carl Sachs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

a, NJ and MS horaio - rioS99 SS9 anu W.
tne,r sons MI T"rhtio - c'oyu, .yu o.,
a.u M, iSlchsIo w. lnoSu' o., os Snsausa Snsaan y
Mi,nNerioiu, M aeit as' mSen a @ .ha rs.
LuNu, Wnere my WI. ape.n "o ., re,
.,".,Iuei .n ~, .no su'u.s % a. ."e'' '""'p
III ."e Au'ro"uscN moun'a,ns'
Wooos, naonor mi WIN mas' sui. nu, .
a ae"; n"T o.em % spenu'hs neta ne s'i, "eenS a
,,ra uns -, n'sI ~ .sa,.on A'iSn,io tr,,,1 oa's' re-
s,,,,,,a " ,,,,ri mS hon,e iast ,In i;S,. @ s
want n,d ao Tvs n sa,,sn,,,,,o| n| "e1'
where she will joln her daughters. Miss
Frances l.. Suillven and Miss Elaine
Sullivan, and her son, Mr.. r, Living-
ston sullivan where they have taken
u house for the remainder Of the sum.
me-,
Mr.. and Mrs Logan NJ gu,li,t Jr of
1l6 West Arlington avenue, Chestnut
Hill. have a cottage at Bay Head, n.
j." for the remainder of the sea son.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ. Jefrords, Of
nunting Hill, Media. left last week for
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d
,h.ra a,,ri wiro ate occupying their house
~. 'o stasoh'
Al, MISS anslalde ). Jones daughter Of
mn;,,s ~, amu ys. Mrs. LIewsilyn Jones, of the
ara, ,ao, "Sn"t"oou. is spending sew.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24
TOM MIX FRIDAY NIGHT.
ADVICE ON BUILDING ROADS
Much lnvestigational and Expert. mental Work Done by the De
 partment of Agriculture.

Much investigational and expert. mental work on road building has been in progress for a number o1 years and road engineers are able as 6 result of this work to give valuable advice as to the most economies method of building and maintainine roads for the varying conditions exist ing in different localities Much ot this investigational work has beer done by the highways division of tho United States department of agricul ture and some by the various stat. highways commissions. No road build ing operations ought to be undertaken without the aid and expert advice which these agencies are willing aud able to give. Taxpayers should insist upon this.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24
COMPACT SURFACE OF ROADS
Excess Water Successfully Removed By Use of Piece of Pipe, Opera
 ted by Two Men.

A simple method for competing thl surface of concrete roads and remov. Ing excess water has been evolved by m engineer, B. r. Batchelder. ol Ravenna, Ohio.
 After striking off the surface with a template, according to Mir. Bateheid CTS plan, piece of ordinary gaspipa operated by two men, is used as a r0ls Ter. After the excess water has eome to the surface, another trip ID an6 back with the roller removes all the
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24
THE STATE SUNDAY
 SCHOOL CONVENTION

The thirty-third annual con- xentin oE the Arkansas Sun day School Association will be held in Little Rock, April 13, 14, and b, at the First Meth odis5 Church, south.
 4 number of Sunday School experts from different cities in the United States will be among those appearing on the program, Rev. E. W. Halpennv .of Chicago, the Adult Bible Class Superintendent Of the International Sunday School Association, and Mrs. Phebe 4. Curtis, Chicago, specialist on the Primary Department who. was formerly Children's Di- vision Superintendent for the Ohio Sunday School Associa- ton, are among those already secured.
 Conferences will be provid- led for workers in all depart ments in the Sunday School. Officers for the next year will be elected, and men chosen to fill the places of those on the Executive Committee whose terms have expired. Delegates are expected from each county in the state.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24
CREST MILL FOR SALE

I have for sale one 30 inch burr grist mill, one 20 h. D.. Fuller & Johnson gasoline en- zine, both good as new. Will sell at a bargain. Also a Joliet corn sheIler, capacity about 800 bushels per day. l also have two Avery Tractors, one 1925 h. p. and the other a 20- 40 h. D. two P. t o. four disc breaking blows, one 16 disc harrow and pulyerizer com bined. Will sell any or all the above very cheap. For prices, write or see
 T. H. DEARING.
 Receiver r. C.. Hoyt & O..
 Newark, Arkansas.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24

Prices on our new stock of clothing will sound good to you. J. E. Fitzhugh t Bro5 Batesville, Ark.
 R. R. Ration has bought Edwards 6 Wilson's mercan- tile business and will open 2 hardware store in the building
 The bridge near Moorefield which collapsed from the weight of large truck some time ago, has been rebuilt ana is now ready for use.
 R. E. Perry has returned from Little Rock where he has been in the Missouri Pacific Hospital for some time, and is able to resume his duties at the depot.
 Mrs. A. B. Twyman has gone to Paducah, Ky, to join her husband who travels for the Cupples Company, and has been transferred from Okla homa to Kentucky.
 Winfred Hall who travels for the Orium Company of St. Louis, has recently been trans ferred to the Northeastern states and is now making his headquarters at Takoma, Wash.
 The Taylor Mere. Company's store at Shelbyville was broken into and robbed one night last week by unknown parties. Some merchandise and q small amount of cash w3s talk en The robbers were too wise to molest @the postoffice which is kept in the same building.
 W. A. Isgrig, formerly prin- cipal of the Newark High School, who now resides ia Little Rock where he is now engaged in the practice of law. having recently been admitted to the bar, was on last Monday admitted to practice in the Arkansas Supreme Court.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24

Prices OH our new stock of clothing will sound good to you. J. E. Fitzhugh t Bro5 Batesville, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24

4 Piece of Ordinary Gaspipe Is Sue.
 cessfuiiy Used as Roller to Remove
 Excess Water From the Road scr
 faces.
 water and leaves the surface in good condition for further finishing f nee essary. A wave of mortar is carried ahead of the roller the first time over," which fills in porous places or Impressions. The second rolling re moves nothing but water that is Firtu ally clear.
 This method is especially useful vlsen using crushed stone or slag.- pop' lae Science Monthly.
The Newark journal., 1921-02-24
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Worlds lllullest Peaks.

The highest mountain peak in North America Is Mt Mckinley. in Alas1a. whose altitude is a0.a00 feet, and tha highest in South America Nit Aeon cagua, in the Andes, on the border of Chile and Argentine, g 9so feet. The highest mountain h the world $ MK. Everest. in the Hitaala4as, in Asia. Its altitude fs 290aa feet There ase several hundred mountain peaks iif Etis Hlmalayas 2000O feet or over running to an altitude of 2S. PTS feet.