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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26

of Governor Prcus. Of Minnesota. and
the entire q. o. u. machine.
Rather than have Keller back IN
the house In the neat session. Preus
viii support keiicr's opponent. Paul
\. Doty. a 81. Paul democrat.
Tho first move Go punish Keller
came In Preus' instructions 20 tho
state organization 20 withdraw its
support from Keller. 90 remove kei.
ier's picture from all republican III.
eratur-. and 10 take an active part
In opposing his campaign"
Ills di-eracefui performance IN in.
rfieating impeachment proceedings
against Attorney General Daux her,y.
AZ the lnstlgafion % the iawiess els.
ment which wants to proven, the
attorney general of tho United States
from doing his duty NJ q public Of.
fetal. 10 such that cannot supper,
him. says tho governor IN a political
brosdsife.
Meanwhile orders have been issued
10 destroy. rnusilass or blot on, pic
lures Of Keller which appear on
$4,000 republican posters distributed
recently thru the state.
Keller IL ei,,sng tight TIE has the
support Of tho farmer labor group
and believes enough progressive re
puhlicsns IN his district are with him
10 put him over. And. regardless II
whether he wins or loses. he says he
win he hack In Washington IN No.
vemb~r 20 continue his fight on
pnuxherfy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
SINGER READS
STORY, FAINTS
Matzenauer Shocked Over
Husbands Disclosures

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 2e.-rhe
next appearance " Mime Margaret
Mstzenauer. opera star. IN her now
role OF divorce defendant was set
FOR November II.
on that date her attorneys are
20 combat In court herr Floyd
Ciotkhaeh's suit for divorce against
hls "orchld' wife. They have been
allowed until that date TO make an
answer TO the charges made against
the noted singer
Mime. Matxenaucr's deposition. the
taking Of which has been com.
picied. not only denied all the
charges made by her chauffeur hus.
band. but countercd with these
charges against him:
That he made public intimate de.
tails of their married life. was In.
innate with another woman. that
checks Nine. MatEenauer gave him
came hack Endorsed over 10 a WON.
an OF Carmel. Cal. and that he de.
nied their marriage 60 friends and
relatives.
one letter and one telegram were
introduced 20 support these charges
Nine Mat~nauer seemed most
disturbed over ciotznach's puhlica.
ton 81 the story OF, his married
life
when read the frs, chapter \
became hyrtericai." Mime. Matren.
auer testified. "and when read tho
second account | tainted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26

Shanghai imported i32 British mo
Tor cars In 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
YOUR KIDNEYS!
Don't Treat Your Kidneys
Rough" Warns DIR. Carey
Censssnt Flushing May rpiure the
Delicate Organizer ana seldom Re-

Now that Or. Carey. kidney and
bladder specialist. has retired from
active practice. he generously warns
people that even the smallest symp-
toms OF kidney trouble should have
serious attention.
Backache. for instance. puffiness
under or spccks floating before the
eyes. heavy feet and dry skin. are
also danger signals.
Thousands die yearly because
they neglect their kidneys" says DR..
Carey. and feel upon retiring that
should tell all who even suspect
kidney or bladder trouble about my
Prescription No. III, which. during
my active practice. has cured thou
sands OF all kinds of kidney all
mentr"
This prescription has been given
70 phsrmacirts generally throughout
America and IL dispense by them
under she name of DIR. Carey's Pre-
scription No. III. a name that every
sufferer from kidney trouble should
remember. Owl Drug Co. or any
druggist can supply you--fAdv.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
fascist FIGHT
HELD IN CHECK
Leaders Ordered Back and
New Plans Are Made

NAPLES. Oct s.-Irsders OF the
sa,cinti. who threaten 10 seize the
government OF italy by force II y 10
no, handed over 20 them pcaccfuiiy.
were ordered back 20 their districts
today by Beni,o Mussolini. leader OF
tho party.
Thi. /. taken 20 indicate that Mus
.oIini plans TO put definite pro
gram OF action into effect thru his
local representatives.
Tho fascist national council con
,lnued their sessions here. after the
rank and file Of the party left. AZ the
conclusion OF the national eonven-
ton. The council conferred with
Michele Blanchi. secretary OF the
fascist.
Blanchi. IN an address 70 the coun.
eli. stated that the fascist had en-
rolled 500. 900 members and have L.
sued SOC. 900 party membership cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
kidnapers Force
Youths to Marry

men Of village near Hamburg. who
had escaped all the wiles Of the many
marriageabie girls. were finally kid
mapped by n party Of 10 young women.
They we're taken 20 an old house In
an Isolated section and held prison.
ers there until they proposed 10 two
OF their captors The weddings took
place the NEXT week. and now the
other girls are looking for more VIC
tins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
Mistakes Orangeade
for Brandy; Jailed

BERLIN. Oct. ee.-Two young
brown found that he had stolen
bottle Of orange juice instead Of tho
brandy he thought he was taking. he
was 30 disxus'ed that he admitted
tho theft 10 the first policeman he
met After his confession he was son
fenced 10 six months imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
ny SIDNEY n. wHIrrI.E

III SIfINEt IL, WUIFTIFs
WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. - Word
has gone out TO the boys" that Con
gresham Oscar y. Keller. Minnesota
republican who impeached Attorney
General Daugherty on the floor OF
tho house last September. must not
come back 20 congress.
krller'A act Of defiance 10 the ad.
rnlnistrution. hia own party. and
Floor Leader Frank W. Mondeli. has
brought down Iron him the wrath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
Claims to Diamond
Pass Thousand Mark

EDMONTON. Eng. Oct. v.--More
than 100 claimants have applied 10
tho police for tho large diamond re-
Gently found In a garden here. Its
value II 81. 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-30
Ready to Grow

Buzness s coming hak and yeurs aons With As better
develop dependable helrfal banking connection
an importance thar c&n he ossr-essinlated- NJ
The Merchant Manufactures, Farmer who has established r~ia
tsonS With hank finds only complete facilities trained
organization and thorough familiarity business needs
the t~nar her finds also careful consideration his plans
and shc spirit II cordial cocrsratSon his interests
This Bank always enlsaVS 4 ven for lis
crstsreers YOu Invited brg your business here
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Mary Ridgely rer. oausnte.
sf the Rev. George Calvert Carter ana
who viii be one Of next seasons debu-
tantes, will be formally presented to
society at a tea which her grandmother.
Mrs. Edwin N. Benson. will giyo on
Saturday. October Z. at Lynnewood. her
place at Chestnut Hill.
One Of the most important Of the
June weddings will be that OF Miss
Helen Hope Wilson; daughtsrr ter, Ct S,,i1n: Mr;
Street. sire T and Mr.. Robert Deckert.
Mr.. and Mra Carl Neidhard Martin.
O. tos Moreiand avenue; .;s.c Chesssut Sn;oseE Hn
daughter, Miss Evelyn Martin. Mrs.
Martin accompanied by Mrs. Hollins-
head w. Taylor and her daughter. Miss
Polly Taylor, of Chestnut Hill. will
to bring Mi~ Martin back from Paris.
where she has been attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will give dance
during Easter week In honor Of Miss
Polly Taylor.
A subscription costume dinner-dance
Will be given on Tuesday evening, Feb
iIary 2S, at the Whitemarsh Hunt Club.
1ns The %sn SEmm,ttes tee & IN charge includes M Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Earle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Page. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Emlen
Eewbold and Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
Rulon-Miller.
The guests who will attend the opera
supper this evening which DR.. and Mrs.
Ihomas g. Ashton. Of Redleaf, Wynne-
wood will give In honor Of their daugh-
q the Academy Of Music. will include
Large Harrison. Miss is Ruth sts PACKARD.
Mr. Lawrence Smith. Mr.. Cecil Grouse.
mr.; Mr; George Gibbs. Mr.. Frank A. sar-
guests who will attend the card party
srn MmiSh Miss Ashton will give this aft
eTnoon In honor Of Miss Virginia Heck.
cIa,, Wnose engagement 70 Mr.. Bar.
Wiii ny MeEadden was recently announced.
R Rnd 0nciude Mss Dorothy Browning
.@aSers' Sou' Miss C!ntra Ellis. Miss Mar
Saretta Large Harrison. Miss Kath.
ans arlne d. Porter. Miss Eleanor Dunning
and Miss Betty Battles '
Mrs James Starr and her debuta n,e
SsuaRhter' Ss Miss Sarah Logan Starr, viii
L., az nome on Friday afternoons in
tha,rua from 4 until o'clock, al
S%rr Snrn apartment at the Bellevue -Strat.
NO cards have been sent out.
hraMihss MISS Elaine s. Sullivan and her
snen%Ir ser mr.. T. Livingston Sullivan, are
ton Hnc ",Netai uayS at the RitZ.CQrl-
~" Hotel In New York.
s,Ss, Mrs John D. Samuel and the M,ss-.
samuel, ss hoeI,. Of 2ol5 Pine street. who Is arc
assiy ssiry from 4 until o'clock will be-
WSiIsted Wiliia,i Y receiving this week by Mrs
Lvtt,a,n, Ltt,n Caymalt Scull. Mrs William
ISheton Barclay Mrs. William IL
MMIiDey Miss T., Mrs; Charles Price Mauie and
bass bass i En- ly De Coursey. No cards have
i.nar Arthur Glasgow, of London Eng.
sMna, a, who has been enterta in as IN,
Ses1 30 OF Mr.. and Mrs Randall Morgan
M. ."Shdmoor. East Willow Grove ave.
tue; chestnut Hill. has left for yisil
washington. l.. c.
q, Iiss ~ Lillian Ware Milford. daughte,
Hami,, ana Mrs. Henry * Milford, OF
toa'n'ton Court has issued Invitation.
Tahscard SI card party on Satur lay afternoon
Uvunry IL, In honor OF Mrs. Howard
SVereu Shore, Jr.
d. ,n;, William Findlay Brown, OF su,n-
;n~ avenue, Chestnut Hill, 10 entertain.
~ her guest over the weekend Mira
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Friends Of Mr.. Charles r, Peck. of
6A6 North Fortieth street, will be glad
to hear Of his convalescence from his
recent severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas -Shuran, of 900
South Forty-seventh street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter Helen
to Mr.. Morris B. Mulhern, Of this city.
Mrs. William Kruger. of 328 South
Forty.sixth street. entertained at a
bridge party on Saturday afternoon. The
guests were Mrs. Francis Taught, Mrs,
William jackson. Mrs. Lillian Kruger.
Mrs. Wendell Tredick, Mrs. William
Bland. Mrs M. Whitby and Mrs William
Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith. of 032
Wynnewood road. have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney ]. Vinton, OF New
York. over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs James Exeter Clarke.
Of 6707 Warrington avenue, are enter.
ta!ning Mr.. and Mrs. John Landis. of
Hamilton. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Hoffman.
Jr. Of Thirty.eighth and Locust Streets.
will entertain at tea on Saturday,
afternoon. In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Lea. who recently returned
to this city from Europe.
Miss Nan Van Zandt entertained the
members. OF the Omega Phi Sorority
at her home. 6523 Catharine street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
FRANkFoRp

Tho Emergency Aid Of .F'rankford will
give a mus Gale at the home Of Mrs.
Banet, of Leiper street. Members Of the
The soioists Will be Mrs. oliver Puts.
soprano Mrs Pittken, soprano, and
Mrs. Lillian Leldy. contralto. Mrs.
Lewis Dick will give q reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Tebbs an
ter. Miss Edith May Tebbs, to Mr..
Harold w. Hasgard, Of Wolfsboro.
Mrs. c. Thomas, Of Arrott street.
will entertain on Wednesday afternoon
at luncheon and card party at their
homo for the members OF her hve hum
dred club.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walter Martins, Of
1898 Penn street, entertained At their
home on Saturday evening in honor Of
the birthday Of their daughter. Miss
Edith Martin. Those present were Miss
Elisabeth Munney, Miss Betty Harvey.
Miss Matte Martin, Miss Helen Carlo,
Miss Edith Ward. Miss Julia Diddle-
book, Miss Julia Martin, Miss Kellar.
Miss Mary Connely, Miss Anna Mariner.
Miss Elsie Bachmann, Mr. Earl Nc
Donald, Mr.. William Gardner. Mr. e.
wood Emberger. Mr.. John Parthin-
McCann, Mr.. Samuel Landherr. Mr..
Theodore Landherr. Mr.. william Gebe-
line. Mr.. Theodore Clark, Mr.. George
Martin Mr.. Raymond Welsh. Mr.. James
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Witz. Of 149
Ritner street. entertained last evening
In honor of the christening Of their SON.
Master Stephen Witt. Jr. Miss Helen
Fieiitz and Mr. Walter G. Assman were
sponsors.
Mr.. Paul v. Reynolds. Of 2542 South
Eighth street, has left for an extensive
trip through the New England States
and Canada.
Miss Sarae Booth. Of 1909 Porter
street. entertained Informally at hei
home on Saturday evening. The guests
included Miss Grace Pound, Miss Elenor
McKernan. Miss Jess I.audiman, Miss
Jane Tuohy. Miss Mary Murphy. Mss
Virginia Manning. Miss Helen Collins
Miss Marie Pound. Mr.. Charles Tobir.
Mr. Robert McFadden. Mr.. Theodore
Crawford. Mr.. John Clark, Mr. Charles
F1nneran and Mr.. John ,Bouchman.
Miss Clair Bastian. Of 2442 South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
YOUNGSTOWN

Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas T. Stiies. 22s
East Jacoby street. Norristown. Pa.
have announced the engagement 81 their
daughter, Miss Katharine II. stiles. 70
Mr.. Lucius =. Camblos. OF West Phila'
delphia.
A concert for the benefit Of the Bel.
iau Wood Memorial will be held In the
Grand Opera House Of Norristown on
Tuesday February 30. MI. Harry A.
sykes 10 in charge of the program
The participants Will be the NorrlStown
Mems Chorus. the Octave CLUB chorus.
Miss Ruth Montague. Misc kAtherine
Morgan, Miss Mildred Crawford, Mr..
Ronald O'Neii. Miss Helen G. LiveSey
10 chairman Of the work for montgomery
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broadhurst, Of
1925 Green street, have announced tht
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Agne
Lillian BroadhuIN. and Mr. Melvin
Hoxworth, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hoxworth, Of l06 West Lafayette street
The marriage took place At Elkon. ND.
on January 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos
worth will live at 4o6 West Lafayett'
street. =
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Ekrnfeldt
OF 147 West Lafayette street. observed
Mrs. Ehrnfeldt's hftieth birthday ami
versary by entertaining at a pig roasi
at their home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
GERMANTOWN

cs The marriage Of Miss Chariot,
ert Cherry, Jr., Of the Fairfax Apart
ments. School lane and Wayne avenue
VIII take place quietly at tho Church Of
the Epiphany at noon on Saturday.
Mrs A. Jackson Sailer. sister Of tn.
bride. Will be the matron Of honor and
Mr.. George Grieb. Jr.. will act as best
m.rno,,, man; The ne. Rev: Irving McGrew viii
afternoon Mrs. Sailer will entertain at
q bridge party in honor Of Miss Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Cherry will give q dinner.
also In honor Of Miss Cherry on Friday
evening.
The chorus Of the woman's Club of
Germantown will give q concert in cos
tune to be followed by q dance at the
Pelham Club. on Monday. February 20.
Mrs. 8. H. Burbank. Of 62os Wayne
avenue. entertained sixty guests at q
luncheon and bridge party last week
The Hospitality, Committee of the
Woman's Club will give q luncheon OF
eighty.hve covers on Monday, Febru
ary 20.
The regular monthly dinner dance al
the Philadelphia Cricket Club was held
on Thursday. February "a.
Mrs. Alonzo Smith. Of Walnut lane
and Greene street, entertained at a
luncheon and bridge party on Saturday
February 4. There were sixty guest.
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace p. Deacon, OF
b9O4 Wayne avenue, announce the en-
gacement Of their daughter, Miss Helen
Louise Deacon, to Mr.. Wilfred J.
Strieby, OF Tampico, Mexico.
Miss Rose Mary Courtney, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Courtney, OF
$3.50 Chew street, will be married tc
Mr.. Raymond A. Nolan on Wednesday
morning. February 20. In the Immacu
late Conception Church. at Price and
Ardleigh streets. The Rev, Joseph Sui
livan Of st. Vincent's Church. will off
ciate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ashman, Of 262
High street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Grace Ashman
to Mr.. Arthur Thacher Lukens, OF
Plymouth Meeting and Germantown
avenue. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07

NJ. snd Mrs. Edward d. 0lauseS, u
CheAter, have moved into their new
home Their daughter. Miss Katharine
0lauser. who is q student at vhssar
College, has been visiting her parents
for q few days. f"0
Judge and Mrs. william b. Broomall,
Of Chester, accompanied by Mr.. J. Frank
Black, left few days ago for Deland,
Fla, where they will pass some weeks
at the College. Arms.
Mrs. William Taylor, Of Media, enter
tained at luncheon few days ago In
honor of her daughter, Miss, Eleanor
Taylor. The guests included Miss Kitty
BroOmall. Miss Ruth Borden, Miss
Eleanor Campion, Miss Christine Hau-
mum, Miss Doris jackson. Miss Virginia
Borden, Miss Louise Little, Miss Betty
Macky, Miss Mary Franklin Sharples
Miss Katherine Fl bbert, Miss Caroline
Warner and Miss Mary Elizabeth vii.
Hanson.
Mrs. Trimble Pratt has returned to
her home in Media from a stay q,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles J. Piiling and his daugh.
ter. Miss Josephine w. P.lling. of Lans-
downo, sailed from New York on Satur.
day on the Empress Of Scotland for O
six weeks Mediterranean cruise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07

on Saturday last. The members in.
c)uded Mrs W. Schneider. Mrs. H.
Rumpf. Miss Edith Scott, Miss Josephine
Sailer, Miss Margaret Warrington, Miss
Helen Ruseco and Miss Gertrude
Sayers. The guest Of honor was Mss
T. Madeleine Patton. Of Drexel HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Frankei, Of 1881
South F'ifty.fourth street, are receiving
CONGRATULATIONS upon the birth of q
daughter. Evelyn Frankel, on jan
uary Is.
Miss Berha Richter. Of Eighty.fourth
and Lyons street. will leave for an In.
definite stay at Huntingdon, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
SS III ADO OIjT PEO OPLE
Nancy lynne Sees Stunning Costume-Parties Being
arranged Before MacArthu.Brooks Wedding in
IN Pain, Beach Other Matters Talked About .s.

Constance Lanberton. Of Greenwich.
Conn., t3 -.
Mrs Samuel Hnds Thomas Of, 2o26
De Lancey place, will give q fair on
Saturday March IL. for the benefit Of
the Philadelphia Animal Rescue League.
The Musical Art Club will give Vat.
entine dance on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary ~. at the clubhouse. 1sl1 Ram
Miss Marian Cahir Donoshue. debu-
tante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charl .
D. Donoghue, Of 6733 Emlen street. @ r.
inantown, who has been spending a
fcrtn'sht in Baltimore, will return home
Mr. and Mrs schofeld Andrews. of
at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mrs. John C.. Perry and Miss Ruth
Anne Perry. Of Eliins Park, left on
Saturday for Lake Placid, n. Y. for
the winter sports. where they will spend
a month at the clubhouse. Miss Perry
returned a few days ago from Easton.
where she was a guest at a house
party at Lafayette College.
Invitations have been issued for a
supper dance to be given at Villa
nova College on Monday evening
February 81.
A historical pageant will be given
on Wednesday evening, February 22.
In the auditorium Of the Young Friends
Association, Fifteenth and Cherry
streets, by the General Muhlenberg So.
ciety. @. A.. r., assisted by a mixed
quartet under the direction of Miss
Eusenie Goldsmith, president. y
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Kern, Jr.. have
returned from their wedding trip to
Bermuda and New Orleans and are now
occupying their new apartments on
Barry and Sherman roads, Chicago.
Mrs. Kern will be remembered as Miss
Marie Annette Dougherty, Of this city.
Mrs. Laura Taulane, 1890 North
Broad street, will give a luncheon and
bridge party at the Bellevue.Stratford
on Thursday. February 16.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
sTRAWeERRY MANSION

Mrs William M. Lewis, of 1914 North
Th!rty-second street, will give q theatre
party this afternoon In honor Of her
daughter. Miss Mildred Betty Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and Miss Lewis will
leave on Saturday for Cuba and Florida
where they will remain a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Rubin, Of 2o1s
North Thirty-third street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
belia Eubin, to Mr.. Arthur Steinfield
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steinfield.
Mrs. ID. Landau, Of 2414 North Thir.
tieth street, announces the gakement
OF ner daughter. Miss Cecilia Landar
to Mr.. Bert Miller, Of C!aremont, N. III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07

s:ss'::sr ~: s.: s'i s,ss, ss;s 5s!sss 1
Helen Haley. Miss Agnes Kpily. E!ss
Anna Lane, Miss Celia Kenny, Miss
Frances Macfsh. Miss Alyce MSoerysS.
Muiiin and Miss. Marie Murphy. The
Sorority Will give dance tomorrow
eveni& In the ballroom Of the Ritten-
house Hotel t.ss
Mr.. Francis Devine. Of 233e South
Twentieth street, entertained at din
ner party on Sunday cven!ns In honor
OF Mr.. John Howell, Of Newport, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07

Lambert street. entertained the follow.
ing guests at her home on Sunday eve.
ming: Miss Nan Toner. Miss Eleanor
Gilbride, Miss Rose Burning. Mr..
Charles Donahue, Mr.. Edwin Magee
Mr.. John GILL; Mr.. William Nohke and
Mr.. Douglas Gull.
Miss Helen Boyle. Of 6s4s Race street.
formerlX Of this section, entertained at
her home last evening In honor Of the
members Of the Phi Sigma Tau Sorority.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07
YARpLeY

At . meeting Of the civic Club on
Thursday Afternoon iscvtrs on "Cur-
rent Evshts.' We, given y Mra .,su. A..
6iiiipiane spoke on "ThA Superstition
Of 0round Hog Day" a paper on THE
illumination OF BlllboArds ana Over
hanging Signs" was read By Miss Elisa.
beth Mccormick AZ the conclusion @ or
state wero read BY 1dfA Charles M.
Eames.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
REAL ESTATE
BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGE e

BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES
IL acres, 10 acres in bearing
commercial apples, n Stayton
wine saps, a Jonathans, u De-
licious, Il Roman beauties; orch
ard sown to alfalfa; A room house,
all fenced, miles from Twist,
Wash. VIII exchange for acreage
near Salem or residence property.
Price $500.
10 acres, room house, old
barn, l acre Gravenstein apples. 8
cherries, 2 acres prunes, 2 acres
pasture, fine slightly location, on
rock road one mile from pave
ment. Price $2800; $500 cash,
balance years at 7 per cent.
General grocery stock, store and
home, to exchange foe ranch not
over $4,000. =
10 acres. close In, 2h logans,
house, barn, garage. Price $500.
Want house not over $1,000.
3O8 acres well improved dairy
close in to exchange for smaller
ranch.
room house to rent for $35 per
month.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03

CONTINUED from page one)
had been pretty well trimmed in
the baseball fracas one night up
at the club" Vic reflected.
"Why, Don got to be a rabid
FAM" the robust one went on un-
mindful of the interruption. "He
started out by giving us $50 to-
ward the fund to buy balls, bats,
gloves, uniforms and other equip
ment and to build our grandstand
and bleachers. Then he subscrib-
ed another SIS when the old
codger who had agreed to let us
have the grounds told US we'd
have to pay rent. Guess the old
boy got sore when he found we
were going to make enough to buy
meals out of the use of his old
lot"
"Um-m-m pears like the old boy
didn't have any sense Of charity
tall, don't 1t? Um-m-m."
But getting back to Don-he
bought tickets to every benefit
we had. He was a real sport.
And, believe me, the boys sure did
APPRECIATE it. Every one Of them
bought their groceries from him
That is, the two or three of them
that lived here did. And the rest
of the fellows all hunted out the
restaurants that bought from
him." The robust one was put
ting over the fast ones now.
"Um -m-m, I'll bet Don had to