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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18

North Fifty-sixth street. Tho ceremony
viii be performed BY the Eey W. William VII I.T
n. r., and will be followed by a recep-
tion.
The bride will be attired in a. gown
of white Canton crepc. with a lace veil
orange blossoms. She will carry q
shower bouquet Of white. roses and
sweet peas. Miss Mae Rooney will
attend her as maid Of honor She will
carry an arm bouquet of tea roses.
Mr.. Charles Mclchoir will servo as
best man for Mr. Long. The ushers will
be Mr.. Charles Bennin, brother Of the
bride. and Mr.. Thomas Rooney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
South PhiLadeLDhia

Miss Eleanor McKernan, Of 1900 Rit-
ner street. has returned home from
weeks
Mr.. James McCourt. Of 1908 Mountain
street, has returned after short stay
at the Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. william ]. Krohn, Of the Aquinas
Catholic Club. Eighteenth and Mifflin
streets, has returned home after a two
weeks stay In Wildwood.
Mrs. NJ. Quinn and son, OF 1913 Hoff-
man street. have gone to Ithaca, N. Y.
where they are visiting Mrs. Quinn's
soh-in.la and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Stack Mrs. Stack will be remem-
bered as Miss Kathryn Philips, Of 1918
Hoffman street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
Delaware County

M. and Mrs. A., Duncan Yocum Of
nuiey Park. have. returned from a
stay at Rehoboth Beach. Del.
Mrs. Frank Taggart Downing. who
,,as has neen spending several months with
,tr son ana daughter-in-law, Mfr. and
MRS. Adds Downing, of Pasadena
tnlt: has returned to her home On
1dlewild lane. Moylan. "'"'' oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Turner ~ rd,.-
wiz lane, Moylan. have returned from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
MISS LAURA Meow EN-
WEDS MR.. W. S. SMITH
Other Weddings of Interest in
Vest Philadelphia

An early autumn wedding of interest
will take place at o'clock this evening
when Miss Laura Dotterer McCowen;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Brown McCowen. of Forty.fourth ana
Spruce streets, will become the bride OF
Mr.. Winfield Scott Smith, Of 4204 Ches-
ter avenue. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the Episcopal Church OF the
Saviour, Thirtyseighth and Chestnut
streets. Tie Rev z. de Phillips, rector
OF the church, will officiate.
The bride. who will be given IN mar,
riage by her father: will be ATTENDED
Jr.. and Mrs. William Blefglen. Of K9n-
sas City. Mo. The bridesmaids will In
clude Miss Helen Murray. Miss Dorothy
Hicks. of New York: Mrs Paul Green
wood, Mrs. J. McElroy Humphreys, Mrs.
ord f Bretherton. Mr.. Charles Fritz. Jr.,
brother-in-law Of the bride, will attend
as best man. The ushers will INCLUDE
Mr.. George Fritz. Mr.. Frank BENJAMIN,
Mr.. Henry Baseett, Jr.. Mr.. willard
Raffeto, Mr.. Frederick Kiefner. Mr.. Ed,
ward Black. Mr.. Harry Wharton and
Mr.. Paul Greenwood. A reception Will
ents, after which the bride and BRIDE
groom will leave for an extended we'd
ding trip through the West to California.
LONG-DENNIN -
A pretty wedding will take place this
Victory Church, Fifty.fourth and Vine
streets. when Miss Jane NJ. DENIM.
daughter Of Mr. Thomas F. DENIM. OF
120 North Fifty-srxth street, will become
the bride OF Mr.. John G. Long, OF 62O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
Germantown

Mrs. William II. Coupe. OF SO East
City. where she spent the summer /,
Miss Viola Steri:, cs the wneva
Apartments, has returned from Camp
Somerset and will leave on September
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Grabosky have re-.
turned to their home, 1908 Cliveden ave-
nue. after summers sojourn at Allan
tic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bowes, OF
6616 McMahon street. are at the Hotel
stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18

a stay at their cottage at Buck Hill
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Frank Lees, Of Nell
a-May. Moylan. have been entertaining
Miss Alice Lees. Of Denver, Colo. and
Miss Leona owens, Of Wissinoming,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18

Tho scclety edltsr Of. the Evsninr
items sss .ss, ~, q sss: E!ss T. ,:siss s:st,s:
:eetIoys Of the city. The nstes mgst
ssw ~: swr,sssr @ Or ore - -sise e. the ,nspsr snly:
full name, addrea6 and Telephone mum.
ber as. tho items must be capable Of
Evening star., 1922-11-12
FOUNTAIN PEN
SALESMAN WANTED.

fOON AIN FEN
SALESMAN WANTED.
Leading manufacturer of foun-
tain pens and automatic pencils
will have opening in Maryland
and Virginia territory on .Eanu-
ary l, 1928.
Experienced pen salesman
preferred, but any high-class
Speciality salesman will be con-
sidered.
Good salary, expenses and
commission. A fine income as
sured to a real go-getter sales
man.
Apply, giving complete record
and references, to c. F. J., Box
X, Essex Station, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

DOMEsTIC-WHI1 r.
CaAMBERMAID, white. Apply at 1892 Mass
ave NV 49,
COOK, experienced in private family; refer
ence required. 2013 Columbia road. Phone N.
5s4. 8e
GENERAL HOUsEW0Rk and cooking; two re-
liable women; private boarding house; stay
nights. 1911 Srd IT. n.es q IL &
Evening star., 1922-11-12
$50 A WEEK.
MALE.


NVVER mail ORIGINAL recommendations
IN applying for employment. Use COPIES.
AID wRITER-Young man, with some I'D.
writing experience, preferably one taking I.
r a course; start At once.
THE CAUsEY CO.. Maryland bldg.
Alto SALESMEN-Some selling experience
necessary. See Mr.. Pierce, Overland Wheeler
Co., 2415 14th st. NV.
Rank CLERK (mlle). experienced, with am
bition to an immediate promotion. with at
tractive salary. by local bank. Address Box
2S8-Y, Star ofiice.
BARBER-Good, young, at once, at good
guarantee 1911 tn st. NV. 12s
ROY to learn carpentry and painting; must
ride wheel Call Sunday. 116O NV.
BOY for printing trade. ss per week to start.
R0Ys. colored. to learn bricklaying trade; ma
terials free; paid while learning. Phone
Franklin 1881. ---
BRICKI.AYER-Sewer manhole construction
work, College Park Nd -Addfess Box A5.x.
UL3E 0UIcos
Evening star., 1922-11-12

AGENTs-Seil Ecn-lookMing ing SiaJd KID lis 'i in I
s.ss nro1t. s57: you do same .;,,rv w,lts ~.
sample oef selling plan easinsise 81 3d.
sample rug by parcel post PIepaAuu u,on
Jnpnrter Jordan bldg kos ston:--
Evening star., 1922-11-12

.TI->=.rS-Iewest invention: inkspVsRr
makes every pen fountain peaas,nr pen; 1ss' every
seller; big profit; demand arsd. M,s SAMPLE free.
MhrSe; &c; eAr.aT ~ Tribune bldg. New York.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

| SAIESMEN-A New York fruit and vegetable
! house desires high-clas salesman Tor WASH,
ington. d. c.. and vicinity; only those VINO
! Apply: preference man owning car; liberal
| Commission: state full particulars In first let
| ter Waterman Co.. A. harrison ST. We"
Evening star., 1922-11-12

AcFTTS-New invention; stove ,,,pms com
does with coal 1Ra sRan wSs9 sSs1 Erots
mon coal oil cnespt ,.,,reriuy; no installing
on each sale; ufm no I,nrn asii. Dayton. Ohio
Evening star., 1922-11-12

ISALESMEN-Stare manager at once 10 organize
sales force throughout each state as exclusive
distributor for brand-new auto accessory that
makes night driving safe. eliminating the glare
Of approaching headlights: most fascinating;
attrartiye nroposition in America today. and
strictly high grade: profit possibilities practi-
caIly unlim ted. Wire or write Ray Filter Co.,
Tu1
Evening star., 1922-11-12

hrs NEW,
49, ,...,ts.5 sa5 value photograph for on,s ON;
sia Co. commission 81; no delivering paS aS ven VEN
,taI; we guarantee your sales anu dsmanstrator INST
Ssif t., ,srrXue ease with demonstrating rsr
ords free to hustlcrs. Seamon sE,a o.. o,' "u;ck
ready: cash in on Christmas rnsh Ohio
Darts, Mfg 20 339 Play, Dayton. o-- on.o.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

A;Sa AGEMS uashabie iron board covers; 1oo, nla st.
Ses, ~, T5c: other good sellers: tree tre;csan
itna Am u. Co. 329 w MonIoe, .----
Evening star., 1922-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CELLO. good condition. for cash II reasonable
Address Box 326Y, Star Office
DOLL CARRIAGE, good size; cheap. Phone
Line 431s
Evening star., 1922-11-12

aGENTS-Sell new napper pnrsSts, commis-
sight: wonderful Christmas nospimsi itsi reGnsred
W;te today The Domestic frooue'o ohio .
W. Room r. Davies bldg. DAYTON. UNIV
Evening star., 1922-11-12

sesrs psssdy lo prS
$50 dss assssslss tlse gel S"sy
leeessities: aga gas,a, viii do. american PrSa-
%rase %rs. co ;OaA' 's,i7 American blds.' c'ne'nh.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

MEN!
Be honest with yourselves. Ask yourselves
this question: Have you been credit to
your mother and father:
WHAT?
Never mind crying over split milk. because
you cannot call back the time you have
wasted
Call and see Mr.. Freeth, our director OF
sales, and he will put you in position where
you can answer that question with big CAPT
tai YES; because he is a Man Maker of
the first water. Drop in and have heart to
heart talk with him. 1t will do you good
Just to meet this o85 pounds Of concentrated
energy. and it may mean the turning point Of
your life.
PART TIME.
If you are working in any Of the large of
fees in the Capital We can put You in the
way of doubling your income.
II this sounds interesting to you, drop in
any time after pm. and have talk with
Mr.. Freeth
VIM. L. MOORE & CO..
Investment Bankers
TO 14th street NV.
Ground floor.
Former site of Union Savings Bank. .
Evening star., 1922-11-12

PERSUNAL
GENTLEMAN WISHES TO COMMUNICATE
with young ladies or couples desiring TO learn
auction bridge. Address BOX 240-Y, Star
office. 1Ss
OLD LADY WANTS 3 CHRISTIAN GEN
tlemen to help obtain furnished house, will
pay share of expenses; comfort and less eH-
pense object Address Box 210Y, Star office.
AMERICAN LADY, college graduate. former
university instructor. fair knowledge Spanish.
.Hefsation with educated Spanish gentleman ~
kldy. Address Box 506-Y, Star o6ice.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

Statesmen to call on retail stores: every mer-
chant wants a vending machine and novelties
for holiday trade: good commission QUICK
Evening star., 1922-11-12

AGENTS-S3OO month. Steady pay, E,ust wear
,tyie written guaranteed hosiery Unnecessary.
az new hose free Expene,. free. Jen-
spare Nm I,ne =" Line 400, Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

VIC SEASON now on: make 50 TO -? h,. daiH
~ r;,a order. for the Diamond Light
Iak.ns a lanterns: OO-candlppower: beats
.nIarpsicfty no capital required; write to-day ior
..,.Iov and free outfi. Offer. AKRON IA"p -
Evening star., 1922-11-12

ACCOMPANIsT, experienced. hotel, cafeteria
or theater. Phone Adams 1244.
CARE OF CHILD or light housework in ex-
change for room, by young lady, government
employe. Address Box 174-Y, Star office.
CASHIER, saleslady or checker, competent
young lady wants position after school hours.
Phone West 3015. 13s
CATERESS wishes orders for private parties.
breakfast or dinners; will send orders out.
West 1871. 2l23h Ward place NV.
CLERICAL W0RK-Filing or can operate
graphotype; young lady: 50 Irving q. nv. l2s
DOLLS, SyHl dress In an styles for Xmas
p&cne ca 25o2 ~ y
Evening star., 1922-11-12

.ISDY MAkING BUSINESH-Me. -Me.-r,hinr: we
home or anywhere furnishing sSor;snse rEs, nnnscss
buy your candy: big pa! p!:t,rS Candymakers
snry: men women: particulars
Pa.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

THREE Statesmen
who are more than mere "order takers to
present high grade automotive proposition to
garage and private car owners. Unlimited re-
munerative possibilities to business producers.
Every co-opera tion. Possibility of permanent
connection. Drawing account after ability is
proven. See Mr.. Snyder. 2O4 Continental Trust
bldg 12s
Evening star., 1922-11-12

.CEZTS--Earn s. 10 $40 daily, seLInH ar, Out
.,a,aI Frenrhy toilet articles; get our isee sa 10
,Is case ofrer Iee-Jackson Co. Avonuaie ~
S,incinnati Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-11-12
WANTED-SITUATIONS.

COMPANION and home assistant: knows
French and German thoroughly; references
Address. giving phone number, Companion
324 Colorado building. II
DRESSMAKING, remodeIing. at home or b,
day: experienced. L. 494.
DREssMAKING-Can accommodate n few new
customers who desire original gowns. burke
Adams 254. ~.
DREssMAKING-street, afternoon and even
ing gowns: remodeling. Col. 344-W. IL
EMPLOYMENT on poultry farm. young won
an; reasonable. Address Box 333-A' 81 S.af
office. Il
LADY. cultured, Russian refugee. linguist
desires home: salary secondary consideration ssna
H'u's'' 12s
LADY, refined. capable would like 10 Keel
house for small family: cultured home Al
dress Box 119-X. Star OFFICE:
LADY wants ladies' and gents mendng anc
repair work. Address Box 133Y. Star office:
MISS BERT-street, afternoon and evenrs
gowns a speciality. RemodelinE. Phone Coi
1927. Address 1908 Irving st. NV.
MUSIC PUPILS-Wili teach at special price
of 75c for limited time; special attention
given to beginners. Studio, 1907 r st NV
NIGHT WORK. student; can speak Spanish.
Address Box 191-Y. Star ONCE. Y
NURSE massuese, experienced. competent
wants care Of invalid: willing 10 take care OF
household also. Address Box 2'S-1' s.a'
Office.
NURSE. practical will care for Invalid OF
elderly person not helpless: reasonables cay
reference. Address BOX 32sY. Star ONCE.
NURSE, white. competent. desires case u
invalid or infant. Address Box 225-f' S.af
office
NURSE or companion to lady or child. =. hlnc
4164-W 10
NURSE, practical. wishes position. Adsm'
2363.
YEaaE-Two-;ra. .-=.-!ng {. lsrEe institution
experienced in general. surgical. mehtai @ an'
ohstretical nursing; best ref Mrs. hamh
Col. 1897. To-
OFFICE assistant work by teacher OF mathe
matics. with knowledge OF bookkeeping .u
dress Box 2s2-Y. Star ONCE.
OFFICE ASST. and typist, young woman;
years experience: expert file clerk: can Iur
nish excellent references; $50 week -Aoorsss
BOX 100Y. Star office.
POSITION in dentists office by graduate
nurse: willing 10 start at moderate salary
Address Box 200-W. Star office
POSITION in Doctors office. or as nurse d!
voung girl. Franklin 4232-W |
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion: young en'
pprienced woman desires position. 10 --nu 81
NV.
PRACTICAL. NURSE wishes engagement. ex
perienced; kind; city reference. Phone Lihc'
221.
PRACTICAL NURSE: coLored' will care .a,fo for
sick. maid in doctors ONCE or hsht ho"se
work. Phone North 1l11-
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, competent
sick or convalescent; refs. Frank. 1895
REAnISG to invalid or aged Address
school Teacher. 1918 18th st. NV. Phone h.
franklin s601: -
SALEsLADY, any dept. Bright. neat ener-
retic young lady wishes position until Jan
Iary l. Address Box 2s3-Y, Star office. u.
SEAMsTREsS. reliable, wants work to take
home. Col 604s.
SEANSTRESS colored wishes position with
Evening star., 1922-11-12

SALESMEN-Rig new selling discovery: our
men making cleanup: rush 50 for complete
sn mple outfit: absolutely legitimate. Medicinal
Iabora tories Co., Orange ave-. Cleveland. ohto.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

1cFITS-Make s15 daily selling osI Koentr
Sersible ironing board covers retaiis o.
haI Pa
Evening star., 1922-11-12

BIG PROFIT selling Gartside's IRON rue. sonp,
rho original iron rust. ink and stain iemp'eS
m.rLeted since 1905 fully protected IN !. - -
patent oic" advertised throughout ,he o,res s"rs
Try; sells like wildhre I" honies zoo Snots for
large tubes enough to remove ,''V Spo''' "
9S cents send 1Oc for trial tube
~ Gartside's Iron Rust Soap TO-
6i7 Preston ST..
Evening star., 1922-11-12

COAT SUITS, dresses; blue. brown black
Sizes 4O-42. Address Box 215-Y. Star Of
fce
Evening star., 1922-11-12

CLEAN Up 800 weekly until Chr,ssmas %h,h daI
"Sifty Nine: weekly average ioo ,,i, safes, uT,
-, nrroSt zach: 3O-iO sales daily frequently ~
sa. Isa demonstrating outfit clinches order: ~
orher all ideal for for rnI,s'mas sh now
cuts: ~ s.,I brings our unique plans. Da-
r!a Psi,,cts 10 Dept $50. Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

SALESMEN-Dh ynu want position where adj Hi
ity gets weekly financial recognition! Qui'
.he hired mans Job Prosper and advance no"
1nIn2 Dnel,e.. aye Cleveland.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-06

Mexican Troops Fail
to Find Rebel Band
in Vera Cruz Revolt

Mexico City, Feb. 5.-(By The As
sociated Press Federal troops under
General Sanchez have been unable to
locate the band led by General Miguel
Aleman, who week ago revolted in
the state of Vera Cruz according to
a statement by the war office. Aleman,
who is said to have gained some adj
herents since he started the rebellion,
has declined combat with the federal
forces. and is in apparent safety in
the mountains near Santiago. Tuxtla.
The war office reports 200 revolu
tionists. under Colonel Francisco
Cardenas, in the state of Michoacan
have been dispersed
Notwithstanding statement by u.
s. department of justice agents at San
Antonio. that the whereabouts of Gen
eral Francisco Murguia, rebel leader,
was known Thursday, the Mexican
war office has issued no statement
dealing with the progress of efforts
being made TO secure his apprehen-
sion.
There are reports of activities by
Esteban Cantu, former governor Of
Lower California. who is said to have
crossed the California boundary. Of
ficials decline to take these revolution
ary rumors seriously.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-06
WILL litter
STARVING NOUJ|kS' TREK
TRAIL after SPRING THAW
HELPLESS Peasants Unable to Grapple With Fam
inc, Simply Wander About Till They and
Animals Fall Dead in Food Quest.

M v0Iaa region Russia Feb be ssaes, @ b,
country the days when big cattle outfits had "su
hay for hard winter
hundreds Of thousands Of women and children VIM e
exhausted their guest bread who lived lite Of the
this famine terrible than that Of 1884,
They wandered stu WANDERING There was nothing
Many death the
yphusdden railway centers, the horrors Of refugees
Siberia gold and wheat which has
always been aurins to the Russian mou who heard little OF its
THOSE WITH FOOD CONCEAL IT.
nothing Of modern They were unable
to railway tickets unable get permits to ride train: burdsa:d
animals dropped dead the families walked always hoping food lay
But the country districts have erain peasant
portion they effort 10 proIong
another harvested In the larger towns there
neither exchange and only sit down to await
death trudge along until they fall
BODIES GATHERED IN NUDE FROZEN HEAPS.
along railroads collected and
from the
Families drift apart and wander aimsy on to their inevitable
fate Human instincts lost and they become little better than
ferng they the which lies all about
Death meu than the country for tho refugees they
AMERICAN CORN CAN'T REACH ALL.
stalking the steppe Russians cossack KaImuck Kehiz
alike meeting their end with hopeessness and
exorton and unfavorabie climatic conditions
Of scientific farming methods.
the families who elected to make their fight the VILLAGES
railways rather than endure the hadships and
death their neshbors have suffered along the main lines Of trans
popuations died the east Of the
deliver food to the thousands OF
destitute settlements far from food stations
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-06
ARRESTS IN MYSTERY
MURDER BEGIN; Film
ACTORS AUTOL|NKED
Three Suspects Taken Into Custody but Alibis
Release Two; Other Told to Stick Around
So Police Can Interview Him at Any Moment;
Investigators Seeking Dope Peddler as Pos
sible Source Of Light; Nightie New Trail.

Los Angeles Feb 5.-A motion picture actor termed by
the police and deputy herfs "a suspect in connection with
the murder here last Wednesday night of William Desmond
Taylor film director taken into custody Sunday night
taken the of the Staying and later with
structions to keep in touch with the officers.
When the actor found the deputies and taken the
county jail for questioning hurriedy that he had the
time to take the makeup off his face other employees
motion picture company also taken into custody
in connection with his detention After long ques
tonng stated the actor unable exactly where
he at the time the officers believe Taylor shot Then
he taken to the Taylor apartment where the
of the crime took place.
be wanted material witnesses taken into custody
the result OF information that automobile said resemble
owned by the suspected the Taylor
home the night of the crime
The actor said to have admitted ownership the
mobile but denied that he the Douglas Macean
wife of film actor and her maid said they had seen leaving
the Taylor home.
Search for drug peddler whose trail the police said
they were getting warmer and womans sken night Dress
said by Henry Peavey house be missing from the
apartments of Taylor other outstanding developments
the night in the search for his slayer
The police reticent the details concerning their
search for the man, pder who believed sought
patrons for his conrabrand drugs among the employees
motion picture studio but ntmaed their belief he had
attempted to market delivery through Taylor
who found it difficult to make her purchase person.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-06
BUTTE TREASURER
SHOOTS MASSEUR
ATTENDING WIFE
Herman Strasburger Is Under
Arrest, DIR. Vartia in Danger
From Bullet.

Butte, Feb. 5.-Dr. Karl H. Vara,
masseur, is at Columbia hospital in
dangerous state from bullet wound
through his body. as a result of a
shooting ut 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning in the apartments of Herman
Strasburger. city treasurer, 216 West
Silver street. in connection with which
Mr.. Strasburger has been arrested.
According to DIR. Vartia he was on
a professional call at the request of
Mrs. Strasburger when Mr.. Stras-
burger entered the place and ordered
him to leave AS he was leaving. the
city treasurer fired one shot, he says.
He was struck in the left side and
after being wounded, left the apart
ments and walked five blocks through
the main part of the city, finally col
lapsing in colbert's drug store.
The city treasurer said after the
shooting. II told him to leave. The
affair was accidental
Mr.. Strasburger upon the advice of
his attorneFs, refused to make state
ment of the affair to county officials
and was charged with first degree as
sanlt. He was released upon 5000
bonds.
Or. Vartia came here three years
ago from Red Lodge and had been
practicing as masseur.
Mr.. Strasburger is serving his sec
ond term as city treasurer.