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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-14

RoNEY.---Nov i2 MARY S., daughter Of
Arthur and the late susan Borey Ines kelIyl ilIy
are invited ITO 70 attend fSnSrai, s We'd <: NJ
from the residence Of her gncl John M9hs1
Solemn Tsaaism mass ST. srisets Church
O'29 y Int cai6edFSl ,lATsTpA TsTm beloved
wife q Charles Seller tn:e ATcherj a,sed So
Hnt SGnds inysd asa fF2srGH Franz
service 70 be held al calvary, Mission church
/ 80 =. NJ. Int. private, Forest Hills Gem.
RS%slNs mey be yiSwsa s1sGn sHq GNG GsNG,w n.t,
t'vcs and friends inytcd 20 funeral, Tues,
! =. NJ, 1873 Krtns ave. Nannyun, Serv-
ices ST. Dsylda p .. CHURCH. j.. NJ Int
EDWARp, P husband Of Isabella slcEler
tnee Webb Funeral Mon p d. Services
sPXyLpING. Noy. -, RoSALrE r.
ts tiaSs Snd 81 H friends. also =, joins commSa5
cry. Eastern Star Temple Council, No; e2,
sra D n4 s. Of + + Mr. rt.atSss .ESS to as A
Church Of Germantown . P. ", Int. iIlll-
s,is sids Cen; n Remains may be viewed Non''
"'ssS 'ssToNNEE,LHNHE HHNHE wlrTMER. on Saturday.
m the sSE fO% year al ta' her
on Tuesday afternoon, Novembsr u, at 2
homas Ma F2% S %s, We F'TSS wnu Of ans e T5sSfs
,aSss sSSs Il HEsE ana & Ys ylsnS. Ss
ssS Ss :S'Ss = :; 4 eaassS Is
ssisa j. Sna late AtfESP 1lsG " 4s,Se 5
S77is N Carlisle st. int. private NJ.
o5 S,o5gsH ,GH i, 80 I9r!i TP4h + X.
Wynnawood road interment private.
s%9,s So" S' TR5n!as FTo @ i Milford j. Fune.ai
s"rG j. M !ae o''SSI &ov IS f'%'9'I at r E Nj"
THoWfSoN, ,-s;uddGnlHii, M3y. il. con
RAB Hus6TS hsS S SiS asnnah an6
invited a.. Tuf; Daiy LAO M NJ IT. ii? ors "S ,s res
or H'G Am8 r. Thornton R,lativas and frcnds
washiSgton p;SS iSgto CsmF No POS, P. ., $ of &.
and police of 4o'h, 2sth and sth Districts
Nt:@ ID ; T,''na his tAnGr% Hfc re.TcHS
iS02 y Taney 81. Int. private. Friends
"'S! Tt.TTT TT, T,E-Nov. 70. pr. CHARLES p.
husband Of Eianbeth Tuttie lnce Joyce) in
his G3d year. Relatives and friends also
TOS a,Se2 MdsSnS Gf SScs BOO ~ Of whSa Il he Vas ana
member; Camden lodge, No. @43. II +. O.
Elks, and south Jersey Dental soc,,etS. ere
late residence @24 s. 5th st, Camden, y. J.
may Caii Tues. eve. .o, ,.,, ,.,,-.
yoGT -Cg SOY H. io?I ANEt ,S,:S $ y HoG5T I5s
service On Monday afternoon at 2 40 o'clock
az the Oliv"- II. Bn'r B!ds.. ls2o chest;
Ccn,ete-y
wAT,ENTA Nov. 10 1921. EDMUND j.
nS en- ny t,Nr %. ~ ,F C;enrFe Wsrnte Eeia-
'iwo, arT ypicrds aiso Phiintes Lodge No
sST = ard Ar CErinthlan Chapter No
go p II: r D. Bake Post No g. G.
r., are invited to funeral, Mon.. I L.
II f-o-, hiq infr rnsidenCr ocIG % G'h 81,
Ssrrvicos i,' a, p NJ AZ g., Stmc6ns 8 p. r.
t,burch 9TH a. and T.ehIsh ave. INT strict.
y priy9tss.p Nj; PSace Trn, SG Cen phil, q, Ho,
90 io"i CHGRi,ES IL. husband OF 'riIlic
!Tco,,nco yynsEnr Scrvicc IN TTcsiny AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-14
LITTLE BENNYeS
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape
By Lee Pape

Our cook Nora rang the dinner bell
for supper and me and ma and my sister
Gladdis went down ferst aud Nora
brawt in q big plate full of stake, prov
ing wat kind of meet we was going to
have, and ma started to carve II with
the carving nife. pushing like enything
and saying. My Goodniss, that man
has sent me tuf meet agen for mcrsey
sake don't LEI on to your father that you
think its not tender or his hole mcGl will
be spoiled.
Wich jest then pop came in and sat
down. saving. All, stake. We haven't had
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LOST AND FOUND

rAT--I.ost, a cat. lung tsired White and
gro. Roturn to l533 locust st. Reward.
DOG Lost, collie dog. female ! white lrgP.
whit" collar. white spOt on hIp. Reward II
returned TO 4l1 W. School House lane, Ger.
iuHrtOU u, Phone Germant0Wn 2lE5.
Ma * lIECE--lnst. DIuu fox fur neck
piece from automobile on or near Wash.
!ugtUn ST at Princeton. y. j., after Ilar-
Nard-Pr!nCeton gam. between $50 and q
p. NJ! Eov. 3; reward. R&rlv to l9O0
colonial Trust Bldg. Philadelphia
RING-l.ost, diamond ring. SET in chased
white gold. with small space between flat
setting ring, between l2S y. sth and Ptt.
man, y. j. Liberal reward. Return to l2s
RIEG.-Lost. cameo ring in dressing room
states NeStaurant, Chestnut and 18th
Nrmistlre Day. bot. : and 9 j. ~ phone
Lombard 1900. Miss Sheets reward
WATtH-I.Ost. LADY : goa wrist wa ten on
42-l9 car. Wednesday, $40 A. NJ; Initials
" l. g. LIBERAL reward Phone Preston
579g or Walnut. 5000. Room 2lS
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HELP WANTED-MALE

OVERTISING SOLlCITORS-TNrCo months
ago I answeSsa similar ad; and was
is unlimited; made good easily; today am
advertising manager:-I need several ton.
not ch assistants vol l-dressed, well-ma annered
"uIturei gentlemens who may have perma
ntnt connection in protected territory. pro
yidcl they produce; largest national trade
lniCn.
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DEATHS

tives and friends. also Congregation Kesher
NJ from Bis y qIe pGes fesdsnss @sr' saas HSs ~
N955 G5wEE4RL2t, 81 I2t HG15acre Mantle csc Ssm Nov
denGe Of her son, " Chandler Ter s. Stewart, wa ts't
sn,,,Gc A,nGerdsen p''' Atlantic CRY Int. Peas.
BOWERS Suddenly. Nov. II. OSCAR D.,
Fun anoFa IS28 s%F9cd m S Non c9rf"?I H. h9T'FT at Es
roren's' residence, Runn medc, y. j. Friends
be1d Of Agnes M o Rroohs 0Riir!t RSistI!%s GIsi and
SS"a1, aS NJ VaH,on VaIstn :sa,Gi :Sd5S No 2ft
Marine Lngs. Bent Asso., No. la are in!
W,ea, TO attend the tuneral, tuesday. Mt. q
a:e.. w. Pniii. Friends maE caH Nom ~
cNc. ,o o. Int Northwood.
81 James - iGa MA. %HFGAFET Ca s5G
drtssnds are invited TO fun RAJ services. We'd.
sh ST. ST. G S n0"Gf n OF pFvas nST son ss, Ss?
1GGi;AISiPPbEEL1,o2 6; Yqy. 10, 1921, THEo.
thu Ihurz2 j. CHmp6"ii, president q the Chris.
bTtersm ShuTch and gesde me 9sn m Ps1s
tTlsnds are Hs"a to a"nd the THs1 funorsi ssry SRa
&" v. =. mi, Mt. Moran. Friends fiSH cai ini
G.'ARs0N. "&ov i2. ROSE GR1ssrR.
| wife oC James Carson Funeral We'd. ?
IS & &5;h ST., camden, = "g "Jg fRGsnan1, Rna@n5;
mass. ST, Joscph,s Church. . a. II. M'rt' int.
SFS GNRTwtTmEH o"Ss HoI my IT, o"I iea rues xEX
NJ wite Of William a CartwithcnnN nN'>iGii and
Geaqgn,tSr Sq,S,s Of Jennie .go Ne ia!o lame
S StfSHd rdHrra wSd Sda nGS are invIsd be
atGS .atGS residence 433" Jos jos p Inc st., Frank;
Tues. : to 10 =. "
I jn,o bix.cD Of I22i Chestnut g, 'iStiy BuS
"o%c: GSxGLHYmNc% Of H%Y?er2N( WIN 81 tSoY i5e, WILLIAM
e1s6ani Of Hannah Co;olyy Hcl"titcs and i%
40 inv!ioi = Attend tte fun"ynI scryiree''
WIN, p y ill.,. ,a'o Tss'dsnro. $Sj7 = i}!h
va,gI Hlii;;%S i [fm, ,fFp ,r,> ,no,
ans tho tho iate Margarest F iIomiton Milton
Rc,a'iycs and friends Also e. T. W. Il
: iR'tty and ilsaIi, OF So ~rd ECa-, Of 81
{ lor-eHt's Church, arc inv.,.i to attend 70.
II .rAI, Tues $50 y. 81, from tcr iato resi-.
s. Clements ChurCh Pascna;hti.e, 10 A.
riNSCADDEN. Nov. II. WILLIAM II g..
Ueiov"I son q William ard sarah Y. Cors.
c.dden (nrc KvIel, in his 23d year L ia
itE"s. and rr,cgdf, ,White Star Lodge, No -.
|. r. and Harry Greenwood Post. A. H.,
parcnts rSsiiSnce, sSs5 Emera,d q; IN; n'
pTivatc. p Viowins Mon. eve. 's.''' "' '"''
CRAWFORD. .--NoT H. 1921. EMMA.
,tys snd frtenSs oI.n 1o,Tss q; MIN
G6u7c % Ho = Sons f aTi RausS,,rs f@ ~ Of 'I L.G
oT f , E1mD No. oG ~ P O. %T A. ana DegrS'
Tes n Il r,sd.ncs S ,'iIS : hSr t"7 |" Em,
2|f'5f vc 2"st <sn,3ns AZ % M51 ST. In IN; NoT"ool
vito Of James B. %GmminEs .>> Tur:ra M s@:y ssrv:
leg Mon r.. NJ at the r:sidencGo q h%r
@G{h s, Int; pI:yate. west Laqrel mi GEN,
IA. .SCn T@y l9 l92l kATL iHNIM, . ~
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BIG BUSINESS AND SALES

BIG BUSINESS AND SALES
u YOU arc OF the mind whore pcrmlnen-y.
pictures qf "get-ricA-Qutck" you have tha
rrst requisite TO negotiation wi,h the writer.
personality who has had training IN car.
rylps on high-class NEGOTIATIONS; ths man
We require must nave an integrity and de-
rCndabili,y as great as th" president IL tho
{, nlpRny; he must he u business man aud
sa,esmnn Of the frst rank
To such VIC, oter ar oppGrtuntty % rarnlnT
o. a percentage basis and advance in the
councils Of the orEani2aunn Advertising
and pu6.iah'nS' state tu!I eEnel I'"re and
AJiress ?. 0, Fen 5o5. Philadelphia, Pa.
BOYS over ii Years; good education; fot
financial institution; chance Of advance
ment; reterence CSC. ledger Office.
CARPENTERSS.,EXpe form carpenters
wanted In Woodbury., y. u. report with
tools ~ once. W alter r, Cl!ne Co. Wood
bury. n
COMPTROLT. .ER-Large manufacturing com
pany with "a number OF factories making
an article for general consumption wants
good executive 70 take charge OF accounting
TONS and have a irst-Class knowledge OF
modern financial and cost accounts; age
full age ami SALARY desired. NJ 627. Led. on
DRAFT SMEN wanted. several experienced
p1ssenEcr coach drattsmen' Apply by
ENGINEER-C Chcmtcal or electrical eng!nrrI,
II You are II wtdn-awAke cOllege-e duCatPl
S "%nor,i",v - rGHd5 1dTanSS adv in sales ale 'Sa Sa
Einoering work with od-establ!shrd manufac-
pdn'merr, HROWN INsTRJ'MENT CO., o.
Wnyne Lun, ton. wyoming CGa0.
EST MATE CLERK-HIsh-gr grade man who
Plumbing supplies and fixtures; good Uppor-
'uu!iN for "eI.postod man, Box 5l7, Led
C"r unlCs.
FARMER -OnN experienced in tho operation
Of " large farm: farm located IL PeEHsNi-
'anin; In reply safe experience, give ref
nldle,s NJ 90, lcdEer Office,
GROCERY SALESMAN to sell macurGnl in
packages as sidrine; hest quality; lowest
Uriccs T~rnton ANaCaroni Co. 1874 Bruns-
" * e, r.. nl"n. y. :. .
HDUSEMAN wanted tor country residence;
some Knowledge of gardening preferred
Il 034, ledger Office
llOUEEWORk--IAp Japanese for general house
work; good cook small family city refer
'Er@S; location OVcrDTuON L 6%5. Ledger
JAFANESE, for general housework: good
cook, small family city references, loCa-
tor Oycrbrook. p 625 Ledger Office
MAN--Wautcd, good man 70 sell Dodge
Brothers cars IN city not far from PhiIa,
=, fsr.ncys y 5ai. Lodge Onco. '''' '"'
MA% wautrd, 81 to 80 yrs.. as salesman.
S"Ilug rhp, unnecessary, hut r1uSt bo vel
rroomyL and of good pers9n' ); splendid pos,
MuNOTYpE kryb"ard operator or comb.
nati4n man stat" "yprrence and salary,
n0n-InLnn. Address Box I0S. Ichmord. "a
PAkrY or concern wanted TO handl. small
issue Of stock ia going COmpany $40
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LEG\L ADVERrISF F,l.NTS

>sgT7 on NOVEMBER 10, 10 'i, = ROSEN-
- THAI and ISAAC BLlNiBEItG. here
tOfurc trading as Cn-nortn.rs Nndrr the name
~ =. R0senthal Co.. at az s. +th St,
Phiia.. Pa, dissolved partnership. :. RuS
cnthai will continue the BUSINESS and assume
all the obligations thereof
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statesmen

SALESMAN---A wcll-known dyestuH mfgr.
will consider written applications from
man who Is not looking for a position, but
the one who vii! consider a change for the
better: II you will give w your last 3 years
experience in brief and what you think you
can do with the right products. we will be
plea sed to give YOU an interview and will
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-14
HELP wANrEp-FEMALB
IJrI 3 ~ ANTEI,

HELP WANTED
Women waited 10 learn nursing demand
greater than supply; god pay; lcain at home
ia spare time: earn while learning: entire
tuition can be earned in fcw wt,ks; special
trer including free nurses cdu 'pment: write
NURSING, Dept. e, 421 S. Ashland Blvd,
Chicago. Ill.
HOUSEWORk-Wo for cooking, down.
stairs work; no washing sleep in; ref
erence. G705 N. 18th st Oak Lane $50.
NURSERY GOVERNESS or nurse wanted
for boy and girl, 8 and 4; Protestant pre-
ferrcd. Address, giving references and Cx-
perlencc. Box Qflcc 205, BrNn Mnwr Pa,
PAPER BOXES-We have : good pos open
for en- expert covering machine girl. Mil
ler's. AZ" York ave, bet. 4th and 9th, bel.
Noble at.
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statesmen
CASH IN on
Statesmen

To sell office furniture:' large ma
tionally known concern; men over
81 ard married preferred: must be
willing 70 work: II you have been
successful IN selling specialties
through Canvassing we will tcnch
you our line: local branch: good
working conditions: permanent prop
osit!on. T. 535, Ledger Ofrtce.
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Statesmen
THREE DISTRICT MANAGERS

Statesmen
THREE DISTRICT MANAGERS
ONE EACH SOUTH JERSEY. Della
AND SURROUNDING
THIS IS an opportunity to associate :.our-
self with an established and rapidly growing
of office equipment. The mar
kets for KARDEN are practically unlimited.
K.tRDEX 's the dependable line for you to
sell; tho lemand Is constant.
KARDEX will pay you greater rato OF
commission thai any other Office speciality.
KARDEN Business Control is needed in
eNtry oftice, Exclusive territory.
KARDEX SALES COMPANY
c. J. Wexford. District Manager
James H. SwearingGn, Division Manager
20 5. 18th st., Pht!a.
EALESMr'N-AbIe men who can organIL;
should not bo confused with the ordinary
fpo CulatiOn stock.snling proposition; an in.
G!Sputeo!e. ineritorious and constantly in.
manufactured right here IN Philadelphia for
over 80 years. Cali at GA WiJener Bldg,
lG-l2 4. n "a p. NJ daIiy.
SALESMEN-We are doing the publicity
=, work & for a arGe corporation and require
men without previous experience arc earning
500 weekly commission basis Press
Synd!cate. Room G2S, Land Title Bldg
ALESMEN-NOtoTtruck factory brancn
desires several statesmen who have sue.
ceSstul records selling truCks. to travel in
local territory: travelling expenses advanced :
give ful Information relative TO lines sold
Il 7ng Ledger Ohica
SALES ORGANIzATION wanted, to Coyer
Ph.Iadelph!a and suburbs. state or Della.
ware, part OF New Jersey; marKetIns new
pI oduct. sold 70 dealcrH; several trades; ra pId
sellers; price, Sl5: products Just Iaunched ;
now selling in New York City and vicinit =
wants thorough distribution Address Sale.
John l.. Higgins. s w 4Oth a. "
New York City. and arrange for appointment
SALESMAN, with good knowledse OF plumb.
trcts and builders: high.grade man reauiTed
p 5iS. ledger Office. w.
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN

STOCK SALESMEN who can 60 on, into
f"W largo towns and country distrI'tS
near New York and sell stock in a hlrh
ass tneatte.promotion proposition that viii
Lear tho strlctrst Investigation W. o~i
} reparet 70 show to the right man an Hn
",ESG0H1,y thqt Is exceptional and want con.
trust Go. Bldg. Asburr Park, X, j. |fof'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-14

STENoGRAPHERs

Ambitious and well-educated young women
who are high school graduates or who have
had Rt least I years experience, will ind
our offer Of interest.
REARS ROEBuCK AND CO.
Roosevelt Boulevard
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FRANK DUKEsMITH

SiT-iTTi5piIr. -1;I.ERK- packer or stock eGR
desiraq position; ref. i 72a. l.sSs.s;, u.s., Z,
YOI7ZG MAN wishes position as LUn1iSs, U1iS b.
cook: references; city 1909 CalhpI.-s----
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STE TENOGRAPHER-RAP AND ACCU-
RATE. ROOM 7O2. COS CHESTNUT ST.

TYPIsTs
Permanent positions open to
experienced typistS, who desire
an opportunity for development.
SEARS ROEBIrCK AND co
Roosevelt Boulevard
WANTED imrlelIAtely. exp. hand emf roIder-
rinter4aIs. paying literally for making:
stamped cryc.ope brings particulars Under
wood Art Goods Co. Ports mouth. ..
WIDI;.AWAkE WOMAN to .akc "harVe of
our local trade; 81 to 81 dry 'star az; no
"xrcrienGe ""aI.red pay starts at once;
XmSrlcan r'ST an hldg Hlns.nnoii o O." oO'' ''"S
WOMAN. educated. rX-teecher rreferred un.
usual position; salary $500 more frst
E"ar; SUE SUBS monartmen, Notfnaph pald
and School Association National City Bldg..
New York.
WOMAN. Is TO 30; high school or normal
cent 70 rsR' 7gS gSr'YE EedSSr n9t 9SS 81 work soo
WOMAN. white. for cooking and downstaIrs
Arny aao $. 2lat st. ,-
WOMEN OR MGN--,CopynE letters, mailing
biz weekly Income for honest slnserc r%T.
sons; exp wnnScSssery; nScS tp,S;nHa trnvcne
rcau Dept. G55. Isabella BLDG. Chicago.
WONIEN--Thrce rnhned energetic and ~.
CnCumbered women car have permanent in.
come II their personality suits the position
W, ha rc open can Judge your quSlifca tlOns
oNlv bv personal interview. Phone'NVyomirr
1000 for appointment. 10 10 4
General
MAKE MONEY AT HOME--You can earn
from 81 20 So hour In your spare
time writing shcw cards; quickly. easily
learned b. our new, simple method: no can.
"nssing or soliciting; We teach you how
guarantee steady work at home and pay
cash each week; full partoGlGrs booklet
2aO. Ryre Dlds., Toronto Canada. .-------
CIVIL SERVICE examina 40: philadelphia;
November: positions. SlfU0-Sl 1900; age. IL
Upward; experience unnecessary. For free
particulars, instruction. write J. Leonard
tfOrmer civil service eNaminer), 90" Equitable
Rldg.. WASHINGTON. d. c. .
COSTUME design. fashion illustration, also
pattern drafting cutting. ntting. draping
and millngrS design; learn from prominent
practical experts in surprisingly short time
munthcent salaries quickly earned. Fashion
Academy. Don't. l. 1892 y. Broad st.
EARN SO weekly. spare time writing for
newspapers, magazines; exp. unnec.: details
'-ns. Press Syndicate. 15a. st. Louis, Mo.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Dec. and
Jan; many vacancies; salary $l40O-slS00;
write for sample test. = li2l. Ledger Office.
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NF&N. = So. -, MARY N>%T'N.
'rught,r - : HarNer and IN" late Mary
il DaaY aE,I 23 FuHcra. services Mon
ESQ p NJ. ia,s residence. 1910 Z" Front
st, Olrcy friends may call sun. eve Int.
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'.rANs. - NJ -. '"2l MARY :.
rNANS ,rr. l'r~ha~' vile or 'hr .ni- 'rh
..or" Evans Ra!tu, ? ard f-tcud. ar. IN
. !lrI to attend funerat services, Tues 2 I.
u. ~ tae residence ~ her son..u-,aw. '.ob"l,
-. TaYlur. 23 +. l.. GToa1" ave . I.-Haa r".n,.
! Int prl"ar- Tram ;~av~- EroaJ
,'o'',r 30 p = C"r InuSlowna.
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PERSONALS

ALTO lIt NNSES
DOM 2N6 liA6 CIiES,rNI,r ST
Evening star., 1921-11-18
Every Ones Wearing
Wool Stockings!

WE ~s~~AASAA6 So
Some say they are worn be-
cause of their look of smartness
but those who wear them talk
mainly of their wonderful COM
fort-giving quality-these chilly
days.
Our little Hosiery Department
is showing a remarkably fine
variety of styles-probably the
very kind you've admired most
is here.
At $3.75
Sport Hose, Of wool, silk and
wool, luster cotton and wool,
in smart new heather mixtures:
vertical stripes and the prettiest
Of hand-embroidered clock. Some
full fashioned.
Out-Sizes at $3.50
In response to the many in
quiries for out-sizes In Sport Hose,
we are mighty glad to say that
we are now ready to meet your
demand. This hose is Of brown
heather. full fashioned and with
flne hand-embroidered clock. In
out-sizes Of sh to 10h.
At $4.25
An exceptionally high.grade
Stocking, in light and dark brown
heather mixtures, ornamented with
hand-embroidered clocks, in sew
eral colors.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hourSi
Charles A. C.stonsay, o.. st. Elisabetl's
John r. Gibson. 4s. ll1s Florida avenue
northeast.
Andrew H. Allen. 85, Garfield Hospitai:
John W. Rupert, u, Freedmens Hospital
Sadie B. oulgisy, 2s sibley Hospital:
Robert r. white. 60. 1894 Prospect avenue
William Desmond, ~, 1l47 18th street.
Samuel Matthias, 90. Warrington Asylum
Milton G. Bab.ky. 3, ssoe o.ntr. street.
Robert Med. Moser. Is, Garfield Hospital.
Rebecca Devers, Al, Providence Hospital.
Louis ShipmAn. ~, Georgetown University
Margaret Il. Ksstmas, So sl9 ~ ssss.t
psyid il. xcoau,.,, . days, ws,s.s Reed
Hospital
Infant Of Henson and Ida Brown, Il hours,
9OOh street southeast.
Brodie Mcdonald, %. Public Health Service
Hospital. 266O Wisconsin avenue.
Frank Trayner. 70, 1900 Delaware avenue
Mary H. Harper. SO. Warrington Asylum
Nellie Hawkins. 50. Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary h. Robinson, 90. l0D Corcoran street
'osiass'i. nary l.. tts fs.. os q. zoos X street :.
James Simmons, 48, st. Elzaheth's Hospital
Helen NJ. Hodge. g. 1876 Fenwick street
Agnes smith, 20. st. EIisabeth's Hospital
Anita Deal, g, B13 Florida avenue.
Amelia s. Stanley, 73. 1907 Corcoran street
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presents and things suited for gifes At
other times placed on sale. The
articles on sale were made under the
supervision OF Mrs. Ridgeley Hunt
and Mrs. Goldsborough Adams, and are
quite moderately priced.
Donations will be received At tho
homo as we'll as at 1882 Connecticut
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont Rowlands Of
Boston, Mass, are at the PowhatRn.
Mr.. Rowlands will attend the sessions
Of the armament conference.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman Of vel
fare. District Of Columbia Federation
Of Women's Clubs. will entertain the
advisory board and members Of the
committee on welfare Of 100 tomor-
row at : o'clock. Tea viii be poured 1t
1853 Irving street northwest at 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. Elmer sothoron was hostess
yesterday at luncheon, followed by
bridge. when her guests numbered
sixteen. A color scheme of yellow
was carried cut in the table decora-
tions.
Constitution Chapter. D. A. r.. will
give its annual Colonial ball" on
January Z.
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Miss Richards to Describe
Surprises Of European Travel.

SutPf1SeS OF Euf6btan TFaveI:
An interesting and profitable after
noon is promised at the Knickerbock-
er Theater. 18th and Columbia road,
November %, at o'clock. when Miss
Janet Richards will talk on 'The Sur
prises Of European Travel" the bene-
ft being for the work for poor
churches. This lecture is donated by
Miss Richards. and, it is claimed. it
every friend of the association will
take or sell two tickets the financial
success OF the lecture is assured.
Tho ladies Of the board Of managers
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Marriage Licenses.

following:
Wilmer p: zlrkle and Laura p. Haneock.
Howard y. ballard Of this city and Helen
Arlington Of New York city
Charles A. Embler and Elsie Adams.
Samuel L. Banks and Hallie T. Howell.
Fred J: Water, jr.. and Mary d. Mccartney.
Edward NJ: Brown and Esther X. Smith.
James G. Burleson and Lillian NJ. Folse.
William H. Mason and Nellie #. Long.
Carey q. Dorsette Of Rosemont. Va, and
Ethel Handy Of this city.
John Brown and Bell =. Thomas:
Taylor Hansbery and Christine Wilson.
Philip Pryor Of this city and Fannie Wink.
neld Of Alexandria, Va.
Eenjamin F. Irish Of Jppkane, Wash. and
Addie E. Eye Of this city.
CASTOR NJ. Rackley and Louise G. Rice.
Neal ]: Hester Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Ruth Jackson Of this city.
Earl w. Baujan and Ruth J. Beall.
Attrill Gibson and Opha Clont1
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FINDS HUMAN HEAD.

A human head in a jar of alcohol
was found in a vacant garage on
premises 1928 NJ street yesterday aft
ernoon by man engaged to haul
refuse from the structure. Police OF
the second precinct concluded that
the head was an anatomical speci-
men that had been left on the prem
ises by q physician who lived there
formerly. 1t was taken to the morsue
and probably will be cremated.
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tion Of the right Of the Juvenile Court
to sentence to OccoQuan at hard labor
in non support cases where there has
not been an indictment by q grand
jury. Tbs Court Of Appeals decided
that such punishmsnt 10 Infamous"
and may be imposed only after in
dictmenG
judges to send a prisoner to an in.
stitution where he may be compelled
to do hard labor without an indict.
mont 10 raised In 4 petition for habeas
corpus nled In the District Supreme
Court by Attorney T. Norris Wampier