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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
APPEAL MADE FOR
FEDERAL TROOPS.

Washington, Aug. 25.-.An urgent
appeal for federal troops 10 restore
order and prevent further lawlesSness
ON the par, Of the striking miners In
she Mingo county coal fields was re
celved to-day at the war department.
The request was made BY Governor
Morgan. who said that force OF
one thousand men was needed for
this purpose.
Acting Secretary OF War Vain.
wright Immediately ordered General
Read, commander OF the alta corps
area. % h0ld troops available for
quick dispatch 10 West Virginia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
MUSIC ON PROGRAM AT
BlJ0U THEATRE AGAIN

Manager BroFn. of the Bijo1. an
nouneed last night that music is again
. part OF the regular daily program.
an accomplished pianist having been
engaged to serve until new orches-
ira can be gotten together. The elee-
trie piano-orchestra, long Is disuse.
has also been placed in service, and Is
proving popular with many ot the
partons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
NOT TO ISSUE MEDICAL.
BEER CERTIFICATES YET

washington. Aug 25. The decision
to withhold the issuance OF medical
beer regulations pending congressIon-
al action on the proposed anti-beer
legislation wax reached today BY Sec
retary Mellon. after conference with
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
SIX THOUSAND MEN
MARCHING ON MlNoo.

Racine. w. Va, AUG. s5.--A crowd
Of men estimated a, between tye and
six thousand reached here this morn.
ing from Marmet. where they have
been In camp. Mray OF them openly
said they we're marching 10 Mingo
couhty where martial law Is stun In
force.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
VILLA ASKS HELP TO
PUT DOWN REBELLION

Ell psso, Tex. Aug. 25.-Francisco
villa has fled from his half million
acre ranch at Csuutillo. Durango. TO
Parral. TO enlist aid of the Mexican
government In putting down a revolt
among bis followers. according to an
officer OF the Mexican army who re
turned TO Iuarez today from Parral
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
Transformed From Sand Pile TO
City With Assessed Valua-
ton of Over $4,OOO,OOO 4
ENTERPRISE SIMILAR TO
ST. SIMON BRIDGE PROJECT
Secretary of Miami, Fla, Cham
Der of Commerce Gives Some
Interesting Facts Regarding
Remarkable DeveIopmenf of
That city.-An Object Les
son to Brunswick and GAynn
County.

To get an idea of the potential val
ue to Brunswick and Glynn county of
the building of the proposed st. Simon
highway and bridges, citizens OF this
city and county have only to look to
Miami, Fla, for a concrete example
of just what similar project has ac-
complished for that magic" city.
1t is generally known and admitted
that the foundation for the remark
able upbuilding experienced by
Miami the past ten years was the
building of the causeway connecting
that city with Miami Beach, This is
vouched for in letter received. yes
terday from the managing secretary
of the Miami Chamber of Commerce,
by Fred G. Warde secretary Of the
local Board of Trade.
After giving details of the. building
Of the causeway. Secretary Guy F.
Livingston, In his letter to MI. Warde.
is quoted as follows;
hon ~ARev IA course. that about
'f9i21S wooden bridge 8 IL miles
long was built across Biscayne Bay
to Miami Beach which, at that time,
was accessible only by boats. The
transformation of Miami Beach from
a sand pile to a city with assessed
valuation at the present time of over
$4.OO0,O00, which is about Ia of the
real valuation, was caused by the
building Of the wooden bridge and. Of
course. now that We have the free
Causeway IL IL estimated that be.
tween an average OF $500 and 5000
automobiles cross the Causeway each
day.
.'Of course real estate values have
doubled. in some cases quadrupled,
and In very large number OF cases
lots that sold originally In 1915 for
100000. are today worth over $4,000
TO $4,000, III fact. and here In Miami
we agree that Il also helped materi-
ally to increase land value in Miami"
In the building OF the st. Simon
project Brunswick has an opportuni-
ty for development equal II not SUI
perior to that OF Miami, according to
persons qualified to speak on the sub
ject. And there is but little doubt
of the snccess OF the proposed bond
Issue. when II is submitted TO the vot-
ers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
REPORT OF BATTLE
Is DENIED.

Huntington. w. Va. Aug. 25.--Louis
Michaelspn, of Logan. told the Asso.
ciated Press tonight that he was a
member Of party of deputies that
reconnoitered IN the vicinity OF Blair
during the afternoon. and declared
that there had been no battle between
tue miners and the deputies. as re.
ported. he sais the only violence he
Witnessed was The shooting BY miners
"a 81 AAgplaaes' R III sp
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
GunFight Between Miners andD DeputiesR Repolz2d
BRITISH CABINET con-
SIDERS IRISH REPLY
lBy Associated Press. ]

London, Aug. 25.The British cab
met sat for two hours today discuss
ing the reply OF the irish Republican
cabinet to Premier Lloyd Georges
letter of August 13. After the sitting
it was officially announced that no in
formation as to the nature of Lloyd
Georges response would be made pub
lie at this time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
: PANAMA PUTS ON ITS
! OFFICIAL MOURNING.

\ Panama, Aug. 25.-President y
\ Poras signed the decree last \
= night declaring the republic of =
= Panama in mourning for one \
\ month
= The decree ordered that the \
= national flag be placed at half y
= mast on all public buildings. \
= This action was taken in con- =
= sequence of the award to Costa \
= Rica of the disputed territory y
: along the border between the \
y two. y
= r
* 4 = 4 Z Z = = = e = = J.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
LOGAN COUNTY PREPARES
TO RESIST The MoB.

Logan. W. Va. Aus. IS. About ive
huadred Logan county citizens are
under arms hers today prepared 10
hurry 70 the Boone county line where
accordmg 60 sdvsces a. the once Il
Shsrsn Chaaa. . parts q mea are
wsrehsng from Narmss and expect
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
AMERICAN SCIENTIST DEAD,
lRy Associated Press. /

(Ry Associated Press.l
Paris, Aug. a5.--Peter Cooper Hews
EFT, American scientist and inventor.
died here tonight following pro
lenged Illness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26

10 cross the boundary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Making More Money


W OFIhieSs tHHU
"t don't know what can do for YOU,
son. particularly as there doesn't Set.i.
to be thing open IN this part OF tne
world and I know that YOU would pre-
fer TO remain here. If II were possible
While you were in France SUNK an ,e VIZ
available money | had-reaiIy more
than | could afford--n that land ] was
speaking about. It now appears that :;
wasn't worth a tenth Of what ! paia
for it. for it's so rocky ana barren that
nothing viii grow. I've tried every CROP
imaginable. hut it's no use. The land
simply won't produce. But, II you think
YOU can do anything with tits yours:
Leonard Brown listened to his father
dissertation in silence and with some
thing that was closely AKIN to regret. rni
close to Newmarket. Va. but his army
training had not fitted him for any, OF
the civilian positions which were theu
available. However, II could 90 NO
harm to go down and look the land
over, There must he something that
would grow there--SOmething'w g'whCh ms
father had overlooked
The next afternoon when he returned
there was a qui2Zical smile In young
Browns eyes and more than hint ot
an upward twist to his lips as he re.
marked: ~ think can make use OF
that land dad There's one crop Nou
efforts of his family to make him say
more he declined. The following morn
ing he visited the president Of the loca
bank and. after lengthy interview
emerged with a capital SuihCient for the
purpose he had in mind-the eXplota
ton OF no less than eight natural caves
glittering with the beauty Of stalaCtite!
and stalaEmitcs which he had discovered
during his exploration trip. EleCtri,
lights soon enhanced these beauties ant
a little teahousc nearby reaped an ad
ditional proht from the caves, which eX
perts say ule more beautiful than Iuray
and which are drawing thousands ~
tourists every season to rather out
of.thc-way section of Virginia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
TODAY IS MRS. WILSON'S
FRENCH COOKING LESSON
a,o St,p Beef Is Delicious Win Broon Crazy Sharp
w. sce-CmnishcS Mate Of BectS. Carrots TurnipS

With sufficient cold boiled beef put
through the food chopper enough Ia
measure two cups. Turn into n sauce.
IAN and add
OUC-bdU icaSpoou of salt.
nn"- qHdrtcr tCnSpoDH NJ pcppCr|
Pinch of HVjac.
Sir 'crci 0b'CgpoorS Of Rour.
Now stir with Il fork to mix and then
add three quarters cup Of milk. Stir
t" blend well and then place on the
stove and bring to II boil. Cook slowly
FOR tiv" minutes and then turn on Il
plate and let chill Form into gro
pUcttcS and then roll in flour. dip in egg
and milk and then roll in fine crumbs
and fry II golden brown in hot fat.
Srrv" with parsley. tomato. cheese or
sharp sauce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Brides Underclothes

The luStrous radium silk is in
itself lovely, and the pretty styles
add to its loveliness.
White camisOles. m . ! V
trimmed with hemstItching, are
$3.S5.
Envelope cheml>es are in 4
delicate flesh tint finished with
tucks and hemstitchlng. $3.50.
Boomers. in flesh o. white, are
81 and S6.75
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
S25 Suitsthe
Best in Town

New semi fitted coat
suits with silk lined
coats and notch cOlIars.
The skirts have manniSh
nncl:ots- MnstlV Inn h1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

Every woman
and young girl
asks il. The COL
lege girl who
wants something
inexpensive and
sort of nice
The woman AZ
home who likes
to dress we'll and
yet not spend too
much money on
her We Y d a Y
c ! o I h c :. The
business woman
whose profession
calls for well
made, correctly
fitting Cioth hes Of
5 i m p ! @, g o o d
style.
$40 for navy
and brown mes
saline d r g : 5 o :
with embroidered
skirts and binding
Of rose color at
neck and sleeves.
$l2 for good
I c IN g and
serge with satin
or crepe de chine
vests and eyelet
embroidered and
S1alloped skirts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Black Sateen
Petticoats, Csc

An unexpected "fnd.' SurprIs-
ingly good black sateen with elias
tic at waist and ruffled founce.
Extra sizes, measuring from 5S
70 so inches at the hips, are 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Beef CrOqucttes
Fo"r br0uchcs Of pn'sIcY.
The Question Corner
TOtiay's Inquiries

y ''f'' 40
J. III what Inexpensive way can Il
gay littlc touch be added to the
rentrrpiccc Of flowers?
How is an unusual looking sports
hat fashioned:
:, What process is used on voilr and
chiffon which changes the appear.
ancr Of the material?
T. Describe Il smart waist that
world look particularly well with
q dark suit.
}. F"r the street slipper. what
.omhnnatI"n is very much in
o. W nat sort Of mailboX is extreme.
'F attractive for the apartment?
Yesterdays Answers
l. Wearing green hair ribbons every
Nednesday is uu amusing re-
VHlremcnt which the frrShmul
Hrl students at the Oregon Agri
cultural College are Obliged TO
comply with
= ny having III" lampshadc Of u
S0' 'retonnc covered with bun
eeorgcltc, it can be mnde to giv,
, al unusually bright. soft glow.
o. small mirror is given an of
it"'tiVc position in Il room when
rs placed on small table
winch stands against the wall in
Sach way that it reflects a bow
ol bowers or some other orna-
ment
" " wash fabrics have become spo,
''o win tar or with uutomohi,c
grease, rubbing lard into the
Ma'nS' and washing aftcrwnrd
' mth soap and water. will rr.
4 NOV" NOV" these, in simple manner.
v an lslngIaSs ball between two
Nne'IS, iGIS, with "A kewpic pcrchrd in
nr W makes fascinating toy for
i, 5ne Smnll girl or boy who has
A ,IrHst ,IHst learned to walk.
,';mG KIT" Is Qnaiut charm about II
nm"" "o. shaped oddly like II four
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

really more sanitary. because you neeu n
use cloth only once and then " chn
be thrown away. Two dozen cloths Gun
be bought for twenty five cents.
For na mes NJ shops address Womans fnso
Editor or phone Walnut or Main 1000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
~ MRS. VI. \. WILSON =,

4" ,.a,r r,rtirularly
u,III; riCr" '' o'''" - ,rok;rg soup.
- !, hns b"cu l,S"n ,"i.,it;nr !" nspcrt
80 IN account "' u, u" ",",,cntion beyond
b"S i,.od fitIr or no N.Y., nnL atrws
hoirr utilized NV"
etr,i, rcrI, +" remove '"' ,n,I cover
,bS stocN. r,"'r y 80 .nur,r AND uia"c
With y ,'", ,.nor thr plate I" maNr WY
wcIgI "n,nr,nar. Al'"W I" '""' "I"
meal inI.,' I, /. easter {" eat or S,nr'
then 'nn,,J nrrn to tie III" m'h' >'r'',!
Il Is Smo" with = pinrr "t tape " nr'' y
into su"r ,winr. ThiS W''' P.'''mr -
hntrh'r s,,ncornnrr when cut "''''
rougn
cooEh' ryc horiNi or boiled ""''
M''''" -, n.,,r IN thin
r,, utRricnt cold h"'," n,Ir cam. nj
r,o. Max" tw" M" T"' ,h"n r,y thc
Sp brovn gravy anu ,Id
,,;cce of meat in the V''''
..,n nj sIicrd 0ni0nS'
Wv, ,cd,Door 0t sdf,
WV Lorf teaspoon 0' WrP"
.gvdrtcr tcdSP0o" ~ ,,,...,.,.
Wv ..or,. slowly for "nr-hAll h"".
Slnl", ,;,t the meat on SIlrrS ", '"">'
and t"'" ,,r gravy "vrr II an" wv /"
ana Wv" With finely minrci nh' S'%' l.,
before puann'nS .,nd o,m, Ihr h method Of
he wi>r '" ,','' soucr for >rlviug the
maff'7
n you hnv" beet n',",',"i'' l.,, r"'i'c ;if, ,hi>
from ire '"'' ,,,nU snurrpnn and heat
slowly to hI',IIr .rn nr this fat in an
Place one ha'' Gu" ;',,, o,d add one
iron ilNIng Un" w 90. n,d cook uul il
half cup "' ""u' hrowr Sow ada
oN'" noId y,orL ~ "nilr.
L"" ~ ',osuoCn Of ponIirV season
:.c
EUpc irnSDoou Of 'HIf
One hqN '"SP'"" ~ P'PF =,
Brirg 10 n h"ll IN" '""N f ,i,,ar ,,,.
Ave minutes. lurh IN" " i,i ,,;,,..,
dove which Iva" been I'n'" WV"
of ch"csccloth "NH lnom -",,,L nmL star,
rornrr, of the ''o'" Wy, ''s; ''I .I,, .n,,,c L.,,
twisting "r Wr'hE'"S i',.I i.t Tu,.u irin p,
passed through Wv ,' ,,,.L ,,orts al
COW 1,',rc "" and boiling water to MAKE
no desired amount "i sauce '"' Wv
,nrious dishes given ~ 'h'> '''H""'
,ooc ,,.ilb Shnru Sauce
h"'''" ,,..,o,, .,,I, ami
Prepare ~ W.
e. ioLI,yv0ouv of shdrp rjd"r rnC.
csr. ., L,,..,,d
Ouc.quHttrr r"p ~ F"''V '""PP"
pickles. e,.. ,L,.,,c,
One. q""r''' '"P ~ ""''" "'''
pnrSICH.
To rrlc with brown h"rS'F""l>'
sauce add three tablespoons "' I''>'N
grated horsrradiSh to the SnaFp N""''
and serve.
,.u., usof Italian StyIe
"'"'" ,I,.,,
Sic" inc poe ll' n'" P''''H ",'
place ~ "aN"f"'' """ ,",I "'''
cups "f brown sauce "u" ""'
On, cqp Of Mjccd onions.
Tmy BIZ Ot GdrI'c,
Owe green pepper. ht"rcd P"''
snrinkln the Iop wlrh three -uuarl"rs
cr, of rnur.c bread crumbs and three
,oL,e,nopus of grated cheese and bake il
bo, oven for twenty minutes.
49,. ,,.u. ,,,,,o,i
c.,'.,, ,,,o,,c. ~ m,r,roni and tncr
turn in a hnking dish. Now prcpar" tn,
bopr ms for ,hr Italian style and thru
nrn the moraron over it and bake foI
one half hour.
-, , rs
Flemish hoiied fee'
Cook two packages Of brond noodles
and then drain. Minrc three onions
very fire and then plnc" five tablespoons
u beef drippings in II frying pan nno
aTI 5I Nv "n'|n NH, ,,I ,.onk .InvIy with
auo ,o' """u''s "",' ''"N r,'M'' o" n,o'.
W. W. ""mu'aS Ia ~, ho,,,nn % nrmmrd rho nrn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
All-Silk Jersey
Petticoats, $2.85

silk Jersey wears we'll and helps
one to retain a slender silhouette.
These petticoats with contrasting
founces are decidedly unusual at
S2.S5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

ono shop has some dozen or two bar
pins that | want to mention. because
they impressed ME aS being particularly
convincing looking. They are aluminium
backed. and some Of thcm have their
surfaces completely covered with bril-
liant. we'll white stones that twinklc
almost as dazaingly as tcal diamonds.
To me they look like much higher priced
pins than So CO. which is what they
cost. understand. however. that orig
inally they did cost more
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Wolfe Flouncings,
Repriced 81 Yard

Sheer and soft Tor SUMMER
frocks-36 inches wide. Tan, sky
blue, orchid, PINK. Copenhagen
blue. rose and white.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Brisk Sports Hats
So and S.

Something clean cut
and breezy about these
sports hats and they are
especially es Y attractil e
when worn with the pop
ular tweed and jersey
suits.
The hat t hat is
sketched is Of grosgrain
silk and narrow straw
braid. Blue or brown
with white braid, dark
brown with henra braid,
and green with navy
braid. Notice the chen
illo tassel. 50.
Many others at So. One
new style Of tucked pop
lin is i'm navy. mink uI.I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

Seeing the cold cream cloths again
suggested that | write uf them for the
benefit nf tive women who missed read
ing about them before. These cloths
resemble thin sheets of cotton. although
az matter OF fact, they are. think,
= very soft tissue paper After YOU
have clCHnSrd your face thoroughly with
cold cream lOu use one of these So.rHllcC
cloths to Irmov" the cream. 1t j. quit,
NJ rtIirnriuuS ns cheese cloth. and /,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Wash Laces,
SC, 7c, 1Oc Yard

Imitation cluny and crochet lace
to pa inches wide-to be used
for curtains, fancy work and the
like
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Exquisite Nightgowns

At Sl050 they are Of orchid,
flesh or white radium with lnsc's
of tilet lace.
NCentrhh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

let me remind You once more. il your
hair is falling out. uf the hair tonic
combs. They have four rather broad
teeth, which are hollow. with openings
nj the end of each The other end Of
the comb has n rubber bulb attached to
IT, This one fills with Il good hair tonic
and puts il through the hair and in the
scalp by means of the comb. In this
way the tonic is well distributed through
the hair aud can do it, best work. The
price "r one Of these combs is thirty
five cents,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Striped Tub Silk
and Pongee Blouseo,
$500

Trim tailored styles to 90 with
tweed and jersey suits. The tub
silks are made with convertible
collars; the pongecs are made
with graceful roll collars edged
yvit h tirv frillS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Efficient House
Dresses, $1.65

Pretty ones made Of rose, Cop
enhagen blue or green cotton
ramie are in comfortable billie
Burke" style hand shocked in
front. Last lot went out very
quickly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
One-Button Coat Suits Of Tweed, $3.50

Slightly cutawav coats with button, which
are youthful. Made with the popular semi-ftted
back and Perfectly tailored. Mostly tan, light blue
or brown with darker. almost invisible stripes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Adventures With a Purse

VOI remember last year how you
l. could buy ruiflcd organdie for n
DAINTY summer dress? We'll. this year,
improving upon the former idea. the
shopS are now showing dotted organdic,
ihcre Is green or lavender or old rose
or blue with white embroidered dots.
Or you can buy it in white with black,
DIue or old rose dots. Most any pattern
you would choose would bc effective. The
price is 81 u yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

or white and will look well with sweaters
Alternating rows of felt and straw compose inter-
eStlng sports hats in yellow-and- white, gray and
navy and green and-white.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Our Own Fine
Wraps Repriced, SIS

Any of these coats saves enough to start
quite a saving fund account.
They are the less ordinary sort Of wraps, too.
Lovely and messy, vevety to the touch and graceful
Some have rich simplicity, shown in the sketch.
others have embroidery, a satin sash or fashionable
fringe. Coors include navy and light blue tan,
brown and gray
Majority are wraps, but there are a few coats
as well capes
Usually one of a kind Sizes ii to A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Breakfast Napkins
16c
1878 Inches

Fine for everyday use, Lus-
trous cotton damask neatly
hpmmed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Exceptional Suits
at $3.50

One Of our regular
makers Of better suits
had an accumulation Of
short lengths Of excel
lent twGCds. He rade
them up for US in these
tweed and homespun
suits at $3.50 A twill
weave with almost in
visible check, in tan,
rose. carrot and brown.
Sizes lG and Is only.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
Rolled Reef Italian style

Slice tho bcei IN neat pieces Hnd ih"n
oIarp in casserole and cover with three
cup, of brown sauce and ndd
Or5 cqp Of djccd onio">.
Tuy BIZ ot G0rl'c.
Owe green pepper. minrcd h"r'
Sprinklo the top wlrh three -uunrt"rN
Gun Of course bread crumbs and three
,ohe,nnpus of grated cheese and bake il
bor oven for twenty minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19

I,vOwn Sau"c

,-dm W ,Hc M top Of ,no n"nr ,'r; snJ %'' hrpI ,~,I
t,%" f,' n,o small S9nrr%'' .naII "'I h"wI OWL
PIar", "'r ,ing nm, nan or skjl,"t nnd add ore, .,
,, iron IT, .;n S'Hr If Gonr. Sti" and cook un''I
a n''I do.s y%' mahogany brown, Now "''
rL,r[ w. rnpx Of cold vi""h az ''i,l,
n,. Ln,' toW ,cospoom Of ponIirV &'"So"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
AS Low as $40

a few gray tweed
suits which We chemr-
cally tested and found to
be ALL WOOL. Yes, at
$40. Sizes l6 to 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-19
WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE w
Wanan1aker's Down Stairs Store
New Sports Suits of
Tweed, $40, $3.50,
$25, $3.50

Coming IN, going out.
That is the daily hap
pcning in Tweed Suit
land. Everybody in the
world seems to be wear
ing tweeds and looking
wonderfully well.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
CANAL TO CUMBERLAND
WILL OPEN THIS MONTH
owlng to Mild Winter. Repairs
Were Made and Waterway Was
Put in Condition.

Preparations are being made to open
the e. and Q. canal. between Washington
ana Cumberland. Nd. late this month.
or about two weeks earlier than this
inland waterway usually is thrown
open to traffic. With the exception of
the Georgetown Level, the canal was
drained at the close of the boating sea-
son in November
The open weather which prevailed
during tn" winter enabled the mana ge-
nnent to go ahead on repair work, with
the result that the canal practically is
ready TO open now. 1t is expected un-
usually heavy coal shipments will be
made over the canal this year There
is also probability of the Kelly Spring
neld Tire Company. at Cumberland
utilizing the waterway for shipping tires
and importing raw materials The COM
pany is considering the matter bu,
stated it would not be in a position to
inaugurate the service until it has ac-
quired boats. which cannot be built I'M
der several months