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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
Or. Penniman 10 Give Dinner

Dr. Josiah Penn5'na', acting provost
Of the University Of Pennsylvania, will
give dinner at the Bnllovue Stratford
this evening at 1880. O'Clock, to meet
Institute. Seventh and Lombard streets
Reports of the work done by the or
gan cation during the last year will be
read and discussed
The advisory council includes Or, Ed.
ward Mortin, commissioner Of health OF
Pennsylvania eX- oflcio Dr. c. Lincoln
Furbush, director Department Public
Health and Charities Mr. William II.
Baldwin. OF Washington: Dr. Herman
NJ. Biggs, OF New York; Or Lawrnson
Brown, Of Saranac Lake pr. Living
st2n st,,1o,, FIarrand' Is,rr1a' Of WSshinston Or:
Alexander Miller. Of New York: Or.
Samuel McCune Lindsay. of New York
Or Joseph H, Pratt, Of Boston; DR..
Theobsld Smith: Of Princeton; DR. II.
liam II. Welch, OF Baltimore.
Among those present will be Mrs.
Arthur II. Lea, Mrs. Charles Pratt Jr.
Mrs. J. Willis Martin. Mrs. John G
GroOmo. Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson. Mrs.
Frederick Guest. daughter of MIR Irnry
e. Madeira. MIR. Arthur l.. Ciurch Dr,
Morris J. Lewis. D- Alfred Stengel,
DR. William Pepper, Or. David RieSman.
Mr.. G. G Harrison, Mr., John c. Bell
DR., Arthur II. Gerhard, Dr. a. y. Rich
ards, Mr.. CorIes Morgan nr. Alexan :
David T. Layman, Of N"w York; Mr..
r. II. Ludingtou, Mr.. e. W. C'hurchman
Mr.. :. NJ. Swaab, Mr.. John Phpps,. son
Of Mr.; Henry Phtpps. Or Charles J.
Hatfield, executive director Of the in =
stitute; Dr. Faul a. Lewis. director OF
the laboratory, and Or II. r, NJ. Lands
director Of the clinical and sociological
departments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
ALONG THE READING

At the annual meeting held last week
of the Oak Lane Review Club tho fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: President, Mrs. George
G. r. Degen; first vice president, Mrs.
Edwin NJ Abbott; second vice presi.
dent, Mrs. William Chester YerkeS:
recording secretary. Mrs. John n.
George V. e. Leitch federation sec
retary, Mrs william P. Segert: treas
urer, Mrs. Thomas Il. Sullivan; direc-
tors, Mrs. William Hastle Smith. Jr.
Mrs Albert Gee, Mrs. David A. Ferro.
The officers will serve two years and
the directors three years from May
Is inclusive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. William NJ. Powell will cntcr-
tain the luncheon club Of which she
is n member, at her home on East
Thirteenth street, Chester, tomorrow
afternoon. The guests will include Mrs.
]. A. G. Campbell, Mrs. Garnctt Pendle.
tor. Mrs. r. Hiliard Sweene%. Mrs.
Henry Won II. Stocvcr, Mrs. John L.
Black. Mrs. Arthur c. Jack. Mrs. VII
liam p. Harvey, Mrs. r Edward clyde,
Mrs. George Bunting. Mrs. Frank
Sweeney, Mrs. Richard Wetherill and
Mrs. George Booth.
Among the Drcxcl Hill women who
will entertain at the card party which
will be given on Tuesday afternoon at
tho home Of Mrs. T.. NJ. GIllcnder. 1923
North lark avenue, for the beneflt Of
the Treble Clef Club, Will be Mrs
Harry 4. Green. who is chairman of the
affair; Mrs. Frank Stanford, Mrs Wal
ter LTbolt, Mrs Edwin Fay. Also the
following members OF the club have
taken tables: Mrs. Arthur staples. Mrs
=. NJ. MCCutChcoD, Mrs. George Brooks
Mrs. George Folmer, Miss Gertrude
Fisher and Miss Doris Clare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. l.. Adler. Of 2l22 North
Eighteenth street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Erna *.
Adler to Mr., David a. Sternhcrg. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stcrnberg, Of
Minneapolis. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs Bland Wolfeuden, Of
3r27 North Fifteenth street, will sail on
Tuesday, May II, on the s S Carmauia
TO spend some timo abroad
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Stern and their
oro spending Some ttuc in Atlantic CITY,
Miss Helen Frank, of Seventeenth,
and Master streets, has rs her guest for
a few weeks Miss Bertha Wa!ner Of
Baltimore,
\ farewell surprise party was given
in honor OF Mrs. Meyer Getz on Friday
c"ning at the home OF her sOu-in law
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
GERMANTOWN

Germantown Civic Club at tho J. l..
Kinsey School, Sixty-ffth avenue and
Limekiln pike. on Wednesday afternoon.
Many important subjects concerning tho
future work of the club will be dis
Cussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. kestcr. of 1851
Bryan street. have returned from spend
ing some time in Asbury Park.
Mrs George L. Kelley, OF $500 Nc
Callum street, entertained ~ luncheon
and cards at her home on Friday after
noon In honor of her mother Mrs
Joyce, Of Boston. Her guests included
Mrs William FL Wilson, Mrs. William
A. Castor Mrs Edgar +. Sheppard
Mrs Theodore Johnston. Mrs. Alma
Barnes, Mrs. Arno Shuman Mrs Clar
enCe g. Jacoby. Mrs John r. Huprs-
berger. Mrs. John McCabe and Mrs
Ralph S. Byran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

This aftirnoon 7 was wawking home
and 7 saw my sister Gladdis wawking
in frunt Of me with box looking like II
box of candy. me thinking, &.
And I quick hurried up and cawt up
to her. saying. Hello Gladdis, you
dident know was in back Of you. did
you?
No. and I'm not especially ixcited now
that I've found it out, sed Gladdis.
Not sounding very Encouraging, and
] sed, Well, III wawk the rest Of way
with you enyWay 80 you'll have COM
pinny.
The ploz1ure will be all yours, sed
Gladdis, Her still being mad at me for
waking hor up at 0 clock this morn
ing bS playing handball on the outside
of her door
And we kepp on wawking and after
a vile ] se1, q. YOU got q package,
haven't you? Is it hevvy?
No. sed Gladdis.
! was going 70 say If it vas hovvy Id
carry it for YOU. sed. and Gladdis scd.
How can little box with : cakes Of
soap in 1t be- hcvvy, Wy don't you use a
little judgement:
Soap nuthing. like fun its soap, lccvc
me smell, ] sed.
Hcer, smell. sod Gladdis. And she
pushed il agenst my nose so hard it felt
like a puntch in the nose, and | quick
sr,nlt. and it was soap all rite, me say.
ing. Hay, look out who your pushing in
the nose. you don't need TO think you're
everybody.
And I ran 6 circles Ground her tc
make her mad and then decided not t.
20 home yet after all and went errounc
10 Puds Simkinscs.
Proving poltcniss is libel to have ,
dubblc meening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
MISS RAY INGBER WEEDS
Mr.. SAMUEL KRAF T
Marriage Of Miss Elsie keat'ng and
Mr.. Thomson Clyde

a pretty wedding took place last eve
ming at $50 O'Clock at MosehaChs, ThIr-
teenth street and Girard avenue. when
Miss Ray InRber, daughter Of Mrs. G.
Baron, Of 1851 North Thrty-third
street, was married to Mr.. Samuel
Kraft, the Rev Armin Rosenberg Ottl
ciating. The bride wore gown OF
white satin trimmed with rose point
lace and tullo veil with ro,o point lace
and carried u shower bouquet with or
Chids, lilies of the valley and sweet
peas She was attended by Mrs Her.
man OStrum as matrUn Of honOT, who
woro q costume of black tullc over
white satin and carried rhOwor bou-
Quct of roses. The brido3maids we're
Miss Beatrice Devers whose gown was
Of rainbow gros dc LUndre Miss May
LeNensOn. IN ChanReahlH peach gros dc
bondrc: Miss Belle Fisher. whose cos
tumo was Of silver taffeta, ana Miss Dot
Nentucr, gowned III silver taNcta. They
all wore wreathes Of flowers and carried
snepherd's crooks. The best man was
Mr.. Max lngber, brother OF the bride,
and the usherg were Mr. Joseph Dla-
mond, Mr.. Herman GliCkman, Mr.. SAM
uel Abrahams and Mr.. Samuel Schultz
After the reception, which was attended
by about one hundred aud fifty
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft left on n
wedding trip through upper Now Yorl;
state. They will be at home after May
80 at 32i0 Newkirk street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
BUILDINGS FOR WOMEN
orgs nlzatIons Confer on Joint Head
quarters In Washington

New York, May 9.--(By A. PD--
The Women's National Civic Founda =
tion project 70 provide in Washing.
ton joint headquarters for all national
wompn's organizations was the sub
Ject OF discussion at a meeting called
today By Mrs. g. &. Calhoun, Of Wash
ington, tho foundation president.
Miss Alice Carpenter. the founda q
tions secretary, said ten acre estate
at the head OF Connecticut avenue in
Washington has been acquired, where
it is proposed to construct n group Of
artistic buildings and clubhouseS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
MOORESTOWN

Miss Helen Wilson, uho has been
spending thc winter in Wilmington, VIII
return shortly TO her home on Chester
avenue
Mrs. Joseph Potter spent SATURDAY
and Sunday at Seaside Park. n. J.
At tho meeting of the Clnramtnsor
members Of the board: Mrs Francis
", d. otter, president Mrs Charles r
Brown, treasurer. and Mrs. Alexander
Wood, Jr, secretary: Mrs. =. Emlin
Stokes and Mrs. r. Hurbert Cooper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
Train Cuts on Bows Arm

Falling under freight train on which
he ATTEMPTED to get a ride yesterday aft
crnoou. Thomas Gilroy, fourteen years
old of 2oO5 South Twenty. strcct
suffered the loss Of his left arm. The
accident occurred on the Pennsylvania
Railroad siding at Twenty fifth and
Jackson streets. The boy was taken to
Twenty eighth and Ritncr streets sta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Wolf. OF 5l15 Pulaski avenue. by n few
intimate friends Mrs. Getz viii sail
with her brother, Mr.. S. Guggenhetm
OH his return to Germany on May q.
Mr.. Guggenheim spent one year In this
country visiting relatives.
Miss Alberta Bernheim and Miss rs
ther Bernheim, OF 2435 West Jehigh IVc-
nue. are guests Of Miss F,stelle Green
baum. OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Plaut, Of tho Ma
jestic, will leave next week for CIncu-
natl, where they will be the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Segal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Clay. Of 25i+
South Nineteenth street, are receiving
congratulations ON the birth of a son on
Friday. May 6. Mrs. Clay will be re-
mcnhared as Miss Regina Brown.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Brown.
the menhors OF her sorority at a house
party at her bungalow In Bridgewater
over rcNt weekend.
Miss Elizabeth McMcnamin has re-
turned TO her home at 2l15 South Thir-
teenth street, after having spent some
time in Atlantic city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
CLYDT--Til;ATTNC;

\ quiet wedding was solemnizcd
Saturday at 4 O'Clock, when Miss Elsie
Heating, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kcating. OF 372i North Gratz
married at the horne Of the Rev John
Fisher, pastor OF tho Lutheran church
Of the Nativity. at Seventeenth and
1ioga streets. The bride was attended
had as best man Mr.. Carl schultz
After n tour TO Niagara Falls Mr.. and
Mrs. clyde will be at hone after June
I at 1899 North Smcdioy street, Tioga
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
NORRlSTOWN

street. entertained the members Of the
!. 7. Club at her home Among the
grests were Miss Bertha 1nsoll Miss
Emma Jones. Miss Louisa and Miss
Eleanor Campbell, Miss Lilly Aker
Miss Reha Evans and Miss Edna Powell.
NJ, and Mrs Harold z. Kratz. Of 100
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

Noble street, aro receiving CongratuIa-
tions on tho birth Of a son. Mrs. kratz
before her marriage was Miss Mary
Bryan
Miss Amy Wyle. Of 9l3 West wash
ington street, c"Iebratcd her t"eltth
birthday anrivcraarv by entertaining a
number Of friends at her home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
Philippine Gouns and Chomise, S3.95

sprd
There Is excellent Sc2ou
are the
" n.le
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09
Gt0Ue Silk Vests and BIOOn,ers, 1926

tho Offering at these
boomers
quality fur la,rl
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
WOMAN URGES
birth STRIKE
Chairman of Women'S Peace
Society Seeks National
Disarmament
SAYS THEY HOLD
BALANCE OF POWER
N. E. A. stan Special.

n. =. A. Stan Special
WASHINGTON, Jan. ii-"lf other
means fail, the women Of the world
should unite in a birth strike TO force
world disarmament"
This Is the view OF Mrs. Jessie
Hardy Mackayc. legislative chairman
OF the WOmen's Peace Society.
She is directing the flght Of that or
ganizatiOn for passage by Congress Of
the Brooks resolution, directing the
president TO "invite all nations 10 send
delegates TO a convention to provide
for disarmament"
The more mothers do for their
sons says Mrs. Mackaye, "the bet
ter the boys are developed physically
and mentally, the more cetrain they
are TO be swallowed up in the war
machines.
Until some definite steps are taken
toward disarmament, 10 reduce rather
than increase the certainty OF war
what incentive Is thert for any wo-
man TO bring into the world a ssr
| dearer than her own life-blood?
Women now hold the balance o.
| power.
IT they work as hard TO preven
war as they worked TO win the last
there Will never be another"
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
BEWARE, YE BLUE
EYED DRUMMER!
ME. A. stan Special.

n. p. A. Stan Special.
NEW YORK, Jan. ii-How many
drummers do you know who have
blue eyesg
Pity them-"home. sweet home"
shall be theirs only by the best O.
mckl Here's the dope:
zone out OF every nine drummers
gets divorced" says Prof Rudolph NJ.
Binder OF the Department OF Social
ogy Of New York University. Just
compare this figure with the average
one farmer out OF or
ON top OF that, Thomas Lumsden.
chief relieving officer OF Leeds, Ems,
discovers by research that 80 per cent
OF all unfaithful husbands have blue
eyes.
It's suggested 10 wives OF hlue-eyed
drlnnmors that they keep them away
from the west-ior the west leads In
divorces, according 10 Prof. Binder.
Other sections OF the country follow
In this order.
North central States, south Atlantic
States, North Atlantic States.
The perils that beset the path OF
the blue-cyod drummer are pointed
out by Councillor Clark OF Ton Bridge,
England. Quoth the councillor:
God made the world and rested
God made man and rested. then God
made woman-since then neither God
nor man has rested.
much OF the grave unrest In this
and other countries Is due 20 the bar.
barous license In woman's dress"
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
NEW ASSESSORS In
KENT co. SWORN In

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Jan. ii-The recently ap-
pointed members or the Board OF As
sessmonl were sworn In by Clerk or
the Peace Jacob Hcyd yesterday.
There Is a feeling that a general
assessment cannot be made by the
board this year and efforts viii be
mad, 10 secure legislation allowing
the old assessment To stand until the
new assessment can be properly made.
Robert Rickehy. for many years a
local shoe cOhhler, died In VIII
mingtun home for the aged yesterday.
His body viii be brought here for In
termcnt In Holy Cross Catholic ceme-
terry.
William y. Harlncit OF Wilmington
and Miss ollie Elizabeth McClemonis
OF Dover, were married yesterday by
the Rev. James C.. COmiskey, OF Holy
Cross Catholic Church.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

Folsom viii be accompanied by her
sister-ln-law, Mrs. Henry Folsom,
also OF Wilmington, soprano, who
Will sing several solos. Miss Fol-
some and her sister-in-law intend en-
terIng the evange listlc field. There
Will be one cottage prayer service at =
o'clock this afternoon al the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. William OCOnnOr, Sec
0nd street
a play will be given at the New
Castle Century Club next Tuesday
evening by Mrs Frank deli Janyier,
Mrs. N. p. Phillips and Miss Mary
Shaw.
The Rev. w. G. Harris, pastor OF
Goodman VI. L. Church, Wilmington,
and president Of the Epworth League
Of Wilmington Conference, preached
at the New Castle Methodist Church
last evening. The service last night
was in charge OF the local EpwOrth
League and was Young people
Night. The church auditorium was
filled TO capacity. Several special Sc
lections were sung by the choirs.
Several games OF quoits and poo
were played by the members OF
Friendship Lodge, No. 3. a. Q. u. w.
] following the business session last
evening in their lodge room, In Towr
Hall.
Adelphia Lodge. No. 8, Knights o
/ Pvthias. viii hold their weekly meet
/ ing in Masonic Temple at o'clocl
| this evening. Final arrangements fol
| the installation Of the newly-electe'
officers next Friday evening by Gran,
Master Wilson, OF Wilmington, vii
be made.
Hotel Louise is being fitted up b'
John REFS. proprietor, and Will D
I opened for business in about tW'
weeks.
Mrs. Nathan Katz, OF .Delawar
street. left today for a business ull
10 Connecticut
Mrs. Vance r. Miller, OF Downing
town. Pa. is the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell. Delawar
street.
James T. Webster. Of Mlddletowf
is beinfg entertained at the home o
lNlr. and Mrs. Willis Blackburn, at IN
Mrs. Washington Boulder, OF Stan
ton. spent yesterday with her sister
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, Delaware stree
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Clymer. Mr.
Charles Clymer and Mrs. John Cly
mer. OF This city. attended the funeri
of a cousin in Camden, n. j., yester
some one said: There are onl
three ways OF getting money, steal d
inherit 10. or work for IT," Newly
, saws: "He is getting the money sellin
, Ice Cream Cones FOR &c, Cigarette
; for i6c. Stews. 20c. ADV.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

the proceeds placed in the treasury
OF the branch, 90 be used FOR chart
table purposes. The next meeting OF
pollyanna branch viii be held next
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. II. h. Messick, i03 West Twenty
fourth street. Those present at the
meeting last night We're. Mrs. %. b.
Waller, secretary; Mrs n. NJ. Draper,
Mrs II. l.. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles b.
Lawrence, Mrs. H. r. Mossick. Mrs.
w. j. Robinson, Miss Ethel SaimOns.
Mrs. r. n. Sunderland. Mrs. Thomas
n. Barnes and Mrs. C.. White. RE-
freshments were served after the
meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

ity is suffering. Although the short
age in the following towns, Clayton.
Millsboro. Woodslde and Elsmere
had been acute. Smyrna is supplying
Clayton and the other towns are Sc
curing the best supply they can from
the larger adjacent towns.
The officers OF the state Coal Deal
ers Association include Edwin A.
Pusey, president Henry Schneider,
New Castle county; Warner Price,
Kent county and H. II. Dickerson,
Sussex county, vice-presidents, p. NJ
Phillips. treasurer; Charles II. Shep-
perd. secretary.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
COAL DEALERS
DISCUSS SHORTAGE

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Jan. 1.-THE annual meet
ing OF the Coal Dealers Association OF
Delaware was held yesterday, and
was attended by thlrty-one members
The local coal situation was dis
cussed II was reported that while
there Is a general shortage Of coal all
over the State, no particular commun-
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
UNIQUE CRTlNF NFrTTNc

The weekly meeting OF the Unique
Crewe viii be held this evening az
the home OF Miss Ann Eckert. Third
and Adams streets. Refreshments will
be served. Music will be furnished
by the Unique Orchestra, composed
Of Earl Harlan. Miss Harriet Walker.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
.nIRTHnAY NIGHI- Fnn sIINs1nNr

Birthday night was observed last
night at the meeting OF pollyanna
branch. International Sunshine So
ciety, held al the home OF Mrs.
Charles Lawrence, i2j West Eigh-
teenth street. Those celebrating
birthday anniversaries were: Mrs. r..
n. Sunderland, Mrs d. b. Waller and
Mrs. Lawrence. The birthday gifts
which they received were sold and
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
MAsN,T Ir TREAsIInE9

CIERRiNALE. Kan, Jan ii.-Ed
Turner, farmer, wondered In buried
treasure were hidden on his farm
when he saw men prOddlng with iron
rods. One was arrested. he con-
fessed he had buried case OF
"hOOtch" on the premises
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
Mrs. Wilson-Greene
Announces
The Artists Course
Four Concerts by
World Renowned Artists
The Auditorium, $3.50 p. m.

Feb. % Fritz Kreisler. Worlds
Greatest Nlolinist.
March ii--Mme. Alma Gluck and
Efrem Zimhalist
March -Rachmaninon. Worlds
Greatest Pianist.
April 2s-G Geraldine Farrar. Soprano
from Metropolitan Opera.
Season Ticket-si2. $40. s. and Sc.
Sale opens at Robelen's Piano Store.
no Market street. Wednesday morn
ing. January 10.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
Men Routed Out OF Bed By
: Early Morning Fire
NEWARK SHOE STORE
AND NEwsTADT BROS
SUFFER BIC LOSS

The Ore started, apparently, IN ha
basement Of the building AZ East
Seventh street, occupied ~. NoWutadt
Brothers, contracting palntsra. vhers
paint and oils were stored. The blaze
then worked is way into The base-
ment Of the Newark shoe store, At
the corner Of Market ST. IN Wilmington
Del. and uiished up the shaft On he Se1.
enth street side Of the building hlling tne
entire structurs With smoke. I
Chief Engineer Lut1 was a ths hrs
early, and fearing q bad blaze, or
tercd a second alarm struck. This
brought the BrandyWine, Weeeaeos
and Independence companies, and the
Gre -afs soon under ccntroL
The loss on the building, which Il
owned b. Mar Keil. 2lo3 Boulevard,
un1 slight, being only about $1,000,
according 20 the estimates, and COW
\ cred ty Insurance. Managers Of the
4 paint store and the Newark Shoe
Store were unable 10 estimate their
Losses, but said they believed them
fully covered BY insurance. hoat Of
the damare was IN the basement Of
he paint shop. where the ere start
Cd. The third and fourth hcora Of
the corner building are uasd for
rtorsroomt.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
Rnrrsm.AMERCAN CLUE.

The British American Club will
hold its monthly meeting this even
ing in the Unitarian Church. A mu-
sical entertainment will be furnished
by Miss Isabelle Wales. Refreshments
Will be served
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

Walter Howard and Frank Curran
members OF the "Crewc." Messrs
Reed and Fox will dance. Bernard
FoXe will entertain with song selec.
tons. The meeting will begir
promptly at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Horace Wilson and daughter,
Miss Frances Wilson, are with Cap
tain Wilson and the winter colony at
the Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Bay.
Florida.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14

The first woman's patriotic society
in America, the Society OF Colonial
Danes Of America, was organized In
New York City in 1880.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-10

Central Division at the residence
Of Edwad Edwards, Petersboro
Cache County, Utah.
South Division, at the old Public
school House, Petersboro. Cache
County, Utah.
Each division Of said district win
constitute an election precinct for
said election and the following nam.
cd competent persons will act as
Judges of the said election for the
respective divisions named, and one
OF the judges of each divisions will
act as Clerk Of the election Of such
respective divisions. to-wit.
NORTH DIVISION
Edward DAZZLE of Cache Junction.
Cache County, Utah.
Rulon Rigby of Newton, Cache
County, Utah.
L. Il. Ballard Of Cache Junction,
Cache County. Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
G. l., Rees OF Smithficld, Cache
County, Utah.
James G. Vaughan of Benson,
Cache County, Utah.
Chalcs +. Atkinson OF Benson
'bNHt county, Nldus
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson of Petersboro, Cache
County, Utah.
Henry Kidman OF Mendon, Cache
County. Utah.
W. I. Sorenson Of Mendon, Cache
County, Utah.
The polls for the said election
win be- opened az the hour Of seven
O'Clock 4. Nj. and remain open un-
! I'll the hour Of seven o'clock p. NJ.
Of the said day when they shall be
closed.
Dated at Logan City. Cache Coun-
~, Utah, this 25th day of April, A.
ID. 1921.
II. A. THEURER,
Chairman Board of Coun'v
Commissioners, OF Cache
County, Utah.
Attest:
W. II, CHUGG,
Clerk. (SEAL)
Adv-5-24