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ON fUCA CONDDUlU|

Cand latra La tine un dulau sau
un cane ciobanesc, inteleg sa te
1ngrijesti 81 sa tie aperi, dar cand
urla 0 javra jigarita, abba scapata
din groapa hengherului, nici scui-
patul sd nu-l arunci pc ed.
/ So
Cea mai nolla inovatie a lui
Luther Burbank in lumea plane.
telOr este 0 mura noua numita
''fara ghimpi''. Planta n1 are
ghimpi 81 fructul este >mnlt mai
mare 81 mai delicios la gust ca
mura obisnnita.
. "a
O scrisoare recomandata din
Russia sosit de curind lin Newark
Gu 800 marci postale lipite 81
prinse de dosul pliculul prIn
,copci de metal Naloarea marcilor
ar trece de $1,000 daca schimbul
ar fl la normal.
Bacatul care este idolul mamci
en- siguranta va deveni lenesul
Flumei.
"a
Barbatul care trecut toata
averea Pc numele ncveStci la ce-
dat SO la suta din autoritatea lui.
g.
Fostul Director al Prohibited
pentru California, d. Z. f. Nit
chell declarat ca ''e convins ca
poporul vrea vim 81 bere 81 va
face tot Gel va sta in putinta sa
alba ce cere.H Ce zice Mr.. Vol
stead despre revolutionarul a.
ceSta?
81
DupA ce S'au maritat. uncle
femei nu dan nici odata prilej bar
batiler lor sa le spuna vre-o vorba
dnlce, ca pc timpul cand erau
.curtate de ci
81
Din territorial provinqiei Alaska
nollazeci 81 opt la snta G proprie
tatea statului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23

Din territorial provinqiei Alaska
nollazecl 81 Opt la suta G proprie-
tatea statului.
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RECUNOSCATOARE

-. General lliescu va fl numit
reprezentant al natiunei in Parla.
inent. caci guvernul avut griie
sa lase pc eronl della Turtucaia fa-
ra contra-candidat. Dl. Bratianu
a tlnut sa dea aceasta satisfactie
amicului sau intim, Gu care a de-
savarsit pregatirea militara a Ro-
maniei in vederea razboiului.
Socotim totusi- ca grija de lasa
pc eroul della Turtucaia fara con-
tra-candidat, o precautiune inu-
tila. D-sa ar fl reusit in orice caz,
mai ales daca STAR Fl ales ca semn
pentru buletinul de vot I'M cap de
pod -fara pod 81 fara cap, in amin
tirea gloriosulni fapt de arme della
Turtucaia! Tar pentru mai multa
siguranta, ar Fl putut trimite in
propaganda electorate pc Gel tfei-
zeci de mil de soldati 81 ofiteri ro-
mani della Turtucaia, daruiti pes
ches intro singnfa ii .lui Macken-
sen. Pan.
(Adevarul)
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mems, Cojocna, HuediA 81 Cluj.
Prezenti:
DR.. Julian Pop, dr.. Augustin
Pordea, dr.. Oh. Leon, dr.. Victor
Papilian, DIR. Titu Cane. Anrel
Mora 81 DIR. octavian Utalea.
HOTARfRE:
.Cererile petentilor Sc transpun
Ia biurourile electorate a circum-
scriptiei de alegere: Ormenis, Co
jocna, Huedin 81 Cluj pentru re-
zclvire in merit.
MOTIVE:
In baza Art. 81 aliniatul z a
legei de alegere biuroul electoral
Central are competinta a elibera
biletele de intrare.
Art. A al legei electorate dis
pune precis, ca alegatorii, carl au
rrazentat declaratiunea de candi-
datura (la biuroul de cireumscrip-
tie) vor putea desemna pentru
partidul prorriu in fiecare sectie
de votale unul sau 2 barbati de
lncredere, carl in baza aiineatului
uitim art. A, trebuie sd fie ale
gator.
In ccnsecinta biuroul electoral
al respectivei circumscriptii are
datorinta a constata Gu ajutorul
listelcr de alligator, daca cei carl
au prezentat candidatura 81 cere-
rea pentru nunirea barbatilor de
ineredere sunt de fapt alegatori.
Constatat find acest fapt, vort
dresa Proces Verbal 81 vor aviza
biuroul electoral Central, carl
sunt barbatii de incredere. In
baza acestui Process Verbal blu
rcul electoral Central va extrada
celor i'll dreps biletele de intrare.
Ccnsider1nd, Cd biuroul electo-
raj Central in ipsa datelor nece-
sare nu are posibiIitate a con.
stata, ca:
l. lndivizii care au inaintat pe-
titia sunt de fapt aceiasi, carl auI
rrezentat 81 declaratiunea de can
didatura? IN. Red. Aceasta Sc pu-
tea constata prin telefon imediat.
Oar legea nu pretinde aceasta le-
gitimare!!!)
2. Daca acestia stunt de fapt ale
gatori? (N. Red. o simpla infa-
mie! Presedintele alegerii refuza
de multi candidatura, daca nu erau
alegatori prezentatorii!!!).
8. Daca indivizii designati ca
barbati de incredere sunt alera-
teri! (Alta infamie! Art. A spu-
ne, ca este sufficient ca barbatul
dc incredere sd prezinte certifica-
tul dc alligator in ziua alegerii y.
Cererile inaintate au trebuit
fIanspUse biurcurilor de circum-
so1irt'e pentru constatarea date
lor de sub 1-3.
Cluj, ls 2 Martie 1922.
(ss) DR.. George Leon
DR.. POp
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DACA VREI

Sa nu lntinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23
DACA vREI

Sa nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor- in cax cand al rxmas
tara Q mama sau un picior in.
scrie-te intro societate din
Uninnea s. B. 4.
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INFORNAT|UN|

Cairo. = lntreg orasal obser
vat All o serbatoare, celebrind in.
dependenta Egiptului. REGGIE
Fuad a tinut receptie la palat,l1
regal 81 au fost de fata multi
fruntasi al egiptienilor. Mai tar.
ziu, regele a vizitat pc ABLY Je.
CHEN Pasa care a -condus ultima
delegate la l,ondra 81 ia multa-
mH pentru rolnl sau ce> Ia avrt
in obtlnerea independence Egip-
tului. Singurll incident fost O
manifestare nationalistilor pc
langa Said Zagloul Pasa. frunta
sal lor, care fost exilat nu de
multi.
Mexico City. - Japonezii prind
radacini 81 in Mexico. Tn sindi-
tat, condns de .japonezul Kondo
SandiegO, cunoscut sub numele
Industrial Development Co. A-a
castigat concesiuni de la g1vernul
mexican in California de jos, pen
trn plantatii de bumbac. Conce-
siunea este valabila timp de mai
multi ami. .Japonezii yor forma o
colonie i'm California de sud.
Belgrad. Casatoria regelui
Alexandra cu princesa Maria a
Romaniei fost fixata in mod de-
finitiv pc mijlocul lunei lulie. Ca
satoria fost fixata mai intaiu
pc luna Maiu. dar aceasta luna
este considerata de crefinta po-
p0rnllli salabeSc ca nen0rbc0asa, 81
rp9fie, desi nu este superstitios,
q trebuit a cedeze. Apoi Sc pla-
nnia pc Iunie, dar ar ii cazut in
post 81 biserica s'a impotrivit. In
fine, casatoria s'a fixat pe Iulie,
Nonl palat al regelui "a Fl 81 gaia
pan 'atunci.
Faptul ca ! departmental raz-
boiului ma TRIMS registrele la
N.O00 spldati din statul Ohio, va
Il sauxa ci acestia vor trebui sd
astepfe vreine de saptamani pana
ce yOr print bonusul lor. Acestia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23

ziaral "1ndreptareav onaMtd
Cd cdndidotul tdrdnist PericJe At
Sdndei 9 fOst atacdt IN comMna Jin
y dps n pdd've ande q f0st 0-
MORT.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-23
DACA VREI

Sc MI te 1neroaps Gu Talerul
lnscrie-te intr'o societate din
Uniunea 8 +. a.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
MOTOR KILLS BOY
AS STONE FATALLY
INJURIES HIS CHUM
Four Other Children Crushed
to Death by Autos, An
other Dying.

John Cullen, seven, OF No. 90 Hill-
side Avenue. New Rochelle, was
killed when struck by an automobile
driven by Mrs. Helen &. Gaylor OF
No. 324 Meaver Street, Mamaroneck
The accident occurred at Eastchester
and Hillside Avenue. New Rochelle
Cullen was running toward some
companions playing in n lot. among
them Peter Stnabaugh. eleven. OF No
100 Hillside Avenue. The boys were
throwing stones, the police say. One
Of these struck Slnabaugh In tho
head and knocked him unconscious
He ia dying In New Rochelle. The
two boys. who lived only Ave doors
apart. had been chums and attended
the same school
Mrs Gaylor was taken &c police
headquarters charged with man
slaughter, but was released later ir
the custody of her husband. Georg,
Gaylor. New York business man.
Thomas Glover. seven, No. 1Ol
W.T. 1l5th Get. was lcllicd by a
machine driven by Owen Peters, No
24e5 Seventh Avenue. when he ran
across the street in front of his (,
- .ers " held.
Seeing her school teacher on the op.
posite sidewalk, last night. Ami,
Hirschberger. ten. No. 4S1 East 167tl
Street. Bronx. ran from the corner O.
Franklin Avenue and 169th Street ir
The evening world., 1922-05-12

the path CT an oncoming motor truck
and was crushed to death under a
rear wheel. Charles Willis, No.
122O5 1O9th Avenue, Glen Morris,
queens, the chauffeur. was not ar
rested, police examination of his ve-
hlcle having shown it to be equipped
with a governor limiting It's speed
to Is miles an hour.
John English, No. 12s Park Avenue,
Erooklyn. was forced to seek refuge
in a garage from a threatening mob
after his motor truck had killed Sal
vatore Sorizzo. FIVE. who was retriev-
The evening world., 1922-05-12

ing a ball in front OF his home, No.
ZOO Sackett Street, Brooklyn, last
night. Police drove off the crowd.
Frederick Marino. two, No. s8 Car
ter street, Elmhurst, Queens, playing
in his fathers garage, No. s3 Carter
street, ran between the front and
rear wheels of an automobile and was
run over. His father carried him
home. He died before an ambulance
came.
Raymond Freed. seven, No s29
Jackson Avenue, Bronx, was run
down and his skull fractured by a
taxlcab in front Of his home. last
night. He Is in Lipcoln Hospital.
The evening world., 1922-05-12

J. Barrett, filed for probate yesterday.
Dr. Barrett. who served as Colonel in
the Medical Corps at Camp Hancock
Base Hospital. during the war. OBJ
tained final decree Of divorce from
his wife in October. 1891. His suit was
undefended.
The evening world., 1922-05-12
KIDNAPPED BARRETT BoY
LEGATEE IN FATHERS w

William Hurd Barrett, thirteen. kid
mapped by his mother In Asheville. N.
c., in February. 1921. and taken TO
California. is named residuary legatee
in the will of his father. DR.. Frederick
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NOrristOiUn

The wedding of Miss Helen Willltts
Paist, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Paist, Jr., Of I'LL De Kalb street, and
Mr.. John, Roth Roberts Will take place
$40 o'clock, in st. Johns Episcopal
Church The matron OF honor will be
Mrs Arthur Jenkins. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Nancy Buchanan Miss
metz and Miss Louise Boggs. Little
Miss Rosalie Swartz, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron s. swartz. Jr.. will be
the flower girl. The bridegroom Will
have Mr. Arthur bdst H. Jenkins Ths a,s
ushers will be Mr.. Aaron $. swartz. Jr..
town: Mr. Israel Hallowell, of Beth
apres: Mr.. Norman MacBean. OF Oak
Lane Mr. William Walton. Of Phils.
delphia. and Captain Lennox Lohr, OF
Washington, d. G.
Mrs W. D. Hitner. Of 1929 West
Marshall street. entertained at lunch
con on Thursday at which were eight
guests. Bridge followed the luncheon.
Miss Katherine Bookman. Of 81 East
Torrance street, entertained at picnic
supper and dance at the Commercial
Club. Port Indian, on Thursday. Six
teen guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton s. Hunsicker, Of
Swede street. have returned from trip
to Virginia Beach, Va.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Brownback, Of West
Main street. who has been spending
some time at Chateau Frontenac,
Quebec. has returned home.
Miss Mary Gehman. OF 1917 Arch
street. Is spending several weeks at New
Holland and Ephrata. Pa.
Miss Bernedette O'Donnell, Of AZ East
Freddy street. gave a straw ride. fol-
lowed by a supper, on Thursday in
honor Of their house guest. Miss Mar
guerite Lippet. Of Canton, o.
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Vest PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs Merrill Torbert and
their daughter, Miss Ella Torbert. Of
North Fifty-fourth street, are spending
a vacation at Wildwood. They will be
at home after Labor Day.
Mr.. Frank Torbert spent several
week ends with his son and daughter
in-law, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
liams, OF North Fifty-flfth street, spent
a delightful vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Torbert. Mrs Torbert was Miss Eva
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Schultz. whose
marriage took place June 25, have re.
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at 5745 Pine street. Mrs.
Schultz will be remembered as Miss
Dorothy Zentner.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hawbecker of
$3.50 Hazel avenue. who have recently
been in Boston. have gone to Maine for
short stay.
Miss Louise E. Cullen, CT 550s Cedar
avenue. has been in Atlantic City, re-
cuperating from recent illness.
Miss Mae Pearson and Miss Nan
Pearson. Of 51b5 Girard avenue, are
spending some time in Atlantic City.
Miss Catharine Geckler. Of North
Fifty-fourth street. Is spending some
time in Atlantic City.
Mr.. John Spitz, Of 1904 Cobbs Creek
Parkway, has just returned home on
the Aquitania after an extended tour
through Europe.
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Little Benny,s
Note Book
By Lee Pape

Me and Puds Simkins was standing
In frunt Of the froot stand wishing we
lived somewares ware all we had to do
TO get the diffrent froot of of the dif =
frent trees was pick II off. and some
lady stopped pushing baby carridgc
past, saying. O shaw, I've come out
without my pockitbook agen, i wonder
II you boys would be so kind as to
mind this baby vile run and get my
pockitbook, Ill only be a minnit.
Sure. all rite. yes nam, me and Puds
sed. And she quick wawked away,
being a short lady but a fast wawker,
the longest minnit ! ever waited.
Good mite, sippose she don't come
back agen, maybe she's one Of those
ladies you reed about that ask people
TO mind their baby and then don't come
back eny more, and then the people
haff to adopt the baby jest as II II was
theirs, good mite. I sed.
Holey smokes, I'm not going to adopt
Il. look at It, its a heck Of looking
kid, Puds sed. Wirh it was, being a
bald hedded baby with tern up nose
and no teeth and it's mouth wide open
as il It was proud Of It, me saying,
o ] don't know, I've saw verse, maybe
wen you take It home your mother
will be glad to have it.
y, is that so, well maybe your mother
will wen you take 1t home. Puds scd.
and ] sed. You've got a portch TO keep
It on, II we had a portch Id be glad to
take 1t home. and Puds sed, Nuthing
doing, you've got as mutch rite 10 It as
l have, look at It, It's looking at you.
you can see 1t likes you the best eny-
way.
You're crazy, its looking Mt you, I
sed. Wich jest then it started 70 look
cross eyed and wouldent Of adopted 1t
for million dollers, and me and Puds
started TO have fearse argewment
about wich one told the lady we would
mind 1t ferst, and jest as we was start =
Ing to call each other names the lady
came back and gave US a dime between
us and took the baby away looking q If
she was jest as satisfied 10 have the
baby as wat us . was to have the dime.
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street. has Just sreturned from q three
months cruise through the Panama
Canal. Mr.. De Luca also spent several
weeks In California.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner, Of 1904 South
Twentieth street, Girardi Farms, have
left for a tour through Canada and the
Northern States.
Mrs. Lillian Plzuti and her son. Mas
ter Joseph Pizuti, Of 1927 Snyder ave.
nue., are spending the summer in Allan
tic City and expect to return about Sep
tember 15. Mrs. Pizuti will be remem-
bered as Miss Lillian De Luca.
Mrs Martha Smith. of 1901 South
Twentieth street, Girard Farms, Is visit
ing In Wildwood
A carnival and dance was held on last
Thursday. Friday and Saturday eve.
nings on Rltner street between Bowler
and Z ghteenth streets for the benefit OF
ST. Monica's Catholic Club. who have
their headquarters at 1927 Ritner street
st. MCntca's Boys Battalion Band played
several selections throughout the enter
tainment,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
HENRY HADLEY CLOSES
HIS PARK ENGAGEMENT
Mrs. Inez Barbour Hadley Sings
win Great Success at Last Concert

Henry ITadley closed his two weeks
engagement with the Fairmount Park
Orchestra last evening with one of the
most successful concerts Of the entire
series thus far. IL speaks volumes for
the popularity of Mr.. lIadley as con-
ductor and for the popularity OF the
Park concerts. that the seats were
practically all taken and the audience
remained until the close in spite OF the
more than threatening weather. as the
last number was played in a moder-
ately brisk shower, but the audience
stuck manfully until the close.
Mr.. IIadley has had remarkable sue
cess with the concerts of the past two
weeks and his triumph amply vindicated
the Judgment Of Manager Mattson m
engaging a conductor Of the high
standing of Mr.. IIadley for the Park
concerts. His programs have been cN-
ceedingly well selected and splendidly
conducted as Is only to be expected
from a musician Of his qualifications.
The hearty CO. operati ton of the members
Of the orchestra and the cordial response
OF the audiences have alike been u
striking testimonial not only 10 the high
musicianship. but also to the person :
amy VI \ 'buIHS Ibk'N' b'' 80
composer and conductor of today.
The soloist Mt the c-Osing concert
was Mrs. IIadley Unez BARBOUR. She
is no stranger TO Philadelphia. having
been frequently heard here. notably as
one Of the solOists in the production OF
the Mailer Eighth symphony and last
season in concert Of Mr.. Hadley' $
works at one of the Matinee Musicale
meetings. In spite Of unfavorab!c
weather for singing last evening, Mrs.
Hadley's splendid voice has never been
heard TO better advantage and she scored
great success in DlCh teure Halle
from "Tannhauser'' and Agathe's air
from Der Freischutz." In both cases
she was encored. responding the first
time with Brahms "Standchen.' th"
effective orchestration being by Mr..
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Germantown

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kromm, OF
536S Morris street, xfe spending few
weeks in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Thornton f. B. Scott. OF
5510 Greene street. are occupying their
summer home at Seaside Park, N. j.
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Schaum and their
daughter. Miss Suzanne Schaum. of 332
West Seymour street are at Marblehead
Mass, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f.. Davis and
their little daughter, Mics Thelma Davis
have returned 10 their home, 13l East
Tulpehocken street, after sojourn at
Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Polin and Miss
Miriam Poln, OF COS West Upsal street
who have been travelling through the
Canadian Rockies and Yel. el.owstone Park
have returned home. En- route they vis-
tied their daughter. Miss Leona Polin
at Camp Ronah, and their son. Master
Franklin Polin, at Camp Sycamore. on
Lake George.
Mr.. Joseph McAullffe. OF t541 Boyer
street. has gone to Wildwood for few
weeks.
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Fischenburg-Taylor Marriage

pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock, when
Mrs Morris Taylor. Of 5S41 Usage ave-
nue.. became the bride Of Mr.. Morris
Fischenburg of 1890 South Eighth
street. The ceremony. which was per
formed in Beth Juda Temple. Fifty.
fourth and SAMSON streets by Rabbi
Levin. was followed by a reception.
The bride was attired in a gown OF
white satin crepe. embroidered in pearls.
roses and lilies OF the valley. The
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Fischenburg and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Abrahams. Miss Lilly Taylor. niece
Of the bride, was the flower girl. She
wore q frock of pink crepe de chine and
carried q basket filled with pink roses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
RESIGNS AFTER As YEARS
The Rev. Frank c. Colby, Of Hat.
boro, Had Married 1000 Couples

After serving continuously in the
ministry for more than forty five years,
and for the last seventeen years. pastor
Of the First Baptist Church Of Hat
boro. on the Old York road, the Rev.
Frank G. Colby resigned and will re-
tire from active service.
Mr.. Colby has married more than
1000 couples and officiated at more
than 1900 funerals.
AS youth he served three years in
the United States Navy. and although
the World War, he was active in his
work for the Government. speaking
both for loan issues and relief work.
lie officially will terminate his con-
nection with the IIatboro Church about
October l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
Along the Reading

Miss Alice d. Boyle. Of Oak Lane. is
motoring through Florida.
Miss Mary Johns. Of Melrose Park, Is
staying at Ocean City for several weeks
The Oak Lane Review Club will re.
sumo activities next month.
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins. of Jenkintown,
will be matron Of honor for Miss Helen
w. Paist ut her wedding to Mr.. John
X. Roberta, which will take place on
September 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28

Lueders, Sd, who have been the guests
Of Mrs. Lueders' mother, Mrs. George
s. Donaldson, of Buffalo. have returned
to their home in Merton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson Edison,
OF 1921 Wissahickon avenue, German
town, are receiving congratulations on
the Dirth OF a daughter, Helen Dunbar
Edison. on August 81. Mrs Edison was,
before her marriage, Miss Julia Beck,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Beck, Jr., OF Wyncote.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
SUMMER ASSEMBLY ON
Or. Milton G. Evans VIII Be HearG
at Ursinus Meeting

The Collegeville Baptist Summer Az
sembly opened today and continues un.
I'll September 4 at Trsinus College. 10
will be under the auspices Of the Edu.
cation Board Of the Pennsylvania Dap.
tist General Convention.
Among those who will attend sess
sions are DR.. Milton G. Evans, presi.
dent Of the Grocer Theological Semi.
nary the Rev. Arnold r. Look, pastor
Of the Hebron Baptist Church. Phila.
delphia A. II. Nautier and the Rev.
Rittenhouse Neisscr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
conohohocken Girls Go Camping

Conshohocken. Aug. 2s.-NIembers Of
the Girl Scout Troop. of the Consho-
hocken Community Center, went to
Ocean City. y. j.. on a camping party
yesterday. The party includes Marie
Barron. Alice Davenport. Sara Doug
lass. Catherine Dugan. Florence
Ehlinger, Florence Freas, Mary Hag-
Gerty. Ethel Iieisslcr. Gladys Laverty,
Catherine Montgomery and Francis
phelan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28

known artists will take part: Soprano
Miss Hilda Reiter; contralto. Mrs. IDA
Tayior Bolte; harp, Miss Blanche Hub
bard: cello, Miss Irene Hubbard ;
pianist. Miss Loretta Kirk; accom-
panist, Mrs. Herbert Hemphill.
Following the musical reception
will be held to meet the artists.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Rosalie =. Di Slvestro. daughter
OF Chevalter Joseph A. III Slvestro OF
1926 South Broad street. 10 spending the
summer with her parents in Wildwood
Her brother. Mr.. Anthony hi Silvestro
is touring the cities OF Italy with a dele
cation OF students as the special guests
of the King of Italy
Miss Catherine Marie Baney. OF 2505
South Twentieth street, Glrard Farms
has been spending this week in Oak Lane
as the guest OF Miss Helen McNutt
Mr.. Henry De Luca, OF 1929 Tasker
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
atlantic CITY

For tho first time in it's history the
Matinee Musical Club OF Philadelphia
will give a recital in Atlantic City, and
the affair, which will take place tonight
at s :l5 o'clock in the ballroom Of Had
den Hall. is for the benefit Of THE
operating room fund Of the Children's 8
Seashore House. The following we'll
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Hadley. and the second time with q
beautiful song OF Mr.. Hadley's ccDs
position.
The principal orchestral numbers %
the program were Goldmark's "Sakun.
tala" overture, two numbers from
"Cleopatra's Night" by Mr.. Hadiey,
and the "1S12" overture Of Tschaikows
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the Debut of Mis-, Frances
i Gerhmd-Mrs. Nixon of San Antonio, Visits Her
Sister, Mrs. John Bell, Jr, in Cane Nav

ANA in an equally confidential voice
Johnnie answered: "Nons inst
washed what shows" '''
NANCY WINNIE