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you in sympathy with David's ven
lures in crops and cows. You de-
light to see the sun rise! >
Both of you understand that it
is the discipline of the farm, the in
sistance of it's duties, the certainties
of its penalties and the great fact
that you are working with Nature
in the things that make the world
go, that make the farmer a broad,
Iself-reliant, forceful individual.
Strength is refreshed daily because
he is dealing with the elemental facts
of life.
do not be disturbed because you
cannot start with all the labor-sav-
ers. Things were shabby when we
began. Half the fun of having
things is in working intelligentIy
for them.
This letter was written by Mrs
Annette c. Dimock, a Vermont's
farmers wife.
Morris tribune., 1922-05-19

being sent out from South st. Paul,
cautioning stockmen to use all pos
sible care in handling and loading,
to prevent heavy death losses abroad
the stock trains during hot weather.
The latest warning was issued af-
ter 257 dead hogs and 13 dead calves
were taken from the cars arriving
for last Wednesdays market. In one
car there were 33 dead hogs; in an
other there were 10.
Stockmen estimated that the death
loss to farmers on that one day
Morris tribune., 1922-05-19

that will see that only the best but
ter is made, that there are no leaks
or losses Que to faulty machinery
or workmanship, and that the butter
is sold to the best possible advan-
tage.
The cooperative creameries of
Minnesota manufactured more than
100, 100000 pounds of butter in
1921, and paid the farmers more than
$43, 900 for butterfat.
Morris tribune., 1922-05-19

mended establishment of the National
Livestock Producers association, now
organizing cooperative commission
associations on livestock markets.
Morris tribune., 1922-05-19

amounted to more than $4,000. The
heavy loss recalled similar one last
year, when on May %, stock trains
arriving at South st. Paul brought
303 dead hogs.
Morris tribune., 1922-05-19
HEAT KILLS 257 HOGS ON TRAINS
Shippers Warned Single Day Cost
Farmers $4,000.

BY Farm Bureau News Service.
Warnings to livestock shippers are
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UPOZORNENf!
VyroSni schIze
Sboru Budoucnost
els. 43, S. P. J.
sc kona 49,,

"a. PNOSlNCE 1877.
Ma pofadku volba lrednic
a jine velmi ddlezite jednani.
Sestry, dostavte sc v plneni
poctu, an Vase prftomnost je
nutna.
( ANNA OPL., pred.
FRANT. URBAN, tai.
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SLOVNi BITKA We VYBORU
POULICNiCH DRAH.

Ma pond4lni schizi vyboru
rady pro poulicni dra-.
by doSlo mezi 'trakGnim komi-
sarem j. w. Holcombem ra-
dnim II. H. Finklem k slovni-
inu souboji, "a ktereho nebylo
prav9 spofeno naprosto nepar-
lalnentarnfmi vyrazy. Finkle
vycital Holcombovi, ze souhla-
sill $ Marshallovou resolulci We
prosp9ch podzemni drahy ma
vych. los. ul. a "a debaty ma
zval Holcomba nejmizern9jsim
trakcnim komisafem, jehoz
'kdy Cleveland mel, kterouzto
zdvorilost vratil napadeny po-
znamkou, ze jest Finkle op6t-
ne nejlacinejsim radnim, pad
la j nadavka Thar" jine po-
dobne titulatury pro verejne
dredniky malo odporucitelne.
Spor povstal tim, ze komisaf
byl vinen, Re iednou Sc vyslo-
vii proti podruhe pro zmine-
Inou .resoluci. u /
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PODIVNY REKRUT.

I Do verbifske 1fadovny ma
rinakl We federalni budove do
stavils Sc k, dobrovolnemu od-
vodu jisty muz, u nehoz SER
zant Balla, pflpravujici rekru-
ia k prohlidce, objevil velky
revolver. Ma dotaz pax od-
vad3ny, pochazejici z Duluth,
Minn., odpov6del, aby zbrah
odevzdana byla managerovi j.
steho hotelu, jenz mel revol-
yer nastavajicimu obranci Sp.
StatI uschovati. Kdyz sc z
verbirny v hotelu dotazovali,
nikdo O muzi tom nevedel. Pfi-
pad oznamen policii a muz "a.
teen a pfidrzeny k vyslechu ia.
ko podezfeA osoba a take pfi'
jeti do sboru marinaki vypa
dlD v jeho neprospech - "un.
t&uglieh".
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z BRUSH NOVA ZLODEJNA

Nasim taSkafIm must byti
ponechano, ze pokracuji du-
Oh ern Gasn a ciperne sc chapou
kazde pfilezitosti, ably Sc dr.
gym zpdsobem ma 1kor spolu-
bliznich nepoctivym zpusobem
obohatili. Dne5niho nedostat-
ku uhli vyuzfvaji n6ktefi nice
move, chodici cd domu k do
-mu, kde vsude slibuji dodati
lacine uhli v nejkratsi dobe,
pfi tom arci hned kolektuji I
|pfipadne obnosy, ably pax zmt
zeli. Nejsmutn6jsim pfi mo-
|derni teto zlod96ne jest okol-
most, ze Sc temto ''rytffdm"
prave nejlepe. dlari mezi chu-
|dym d6lnickym lidem. Proto
ipozcr ma podobne dodavatele
Ia nedavati penize z ruky, do
kud nenf objednane ma miste.
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"A BfLEHO DNE vYLOUPE.
NA ZASTAVARNA.
Kofi.t bandita obnisi $3,520

Y elsie 1427 Central ave.
vlastni Moric Kaplan zastavar
nu, vcera y pozdejsi hodine
odpoledni meskal v obchode
sam, kdyz vessel muz, jenz po-
zadal 0 pfedlozeni hodinek a
po nejakem smlouvani O Gene
namiril ma Kaplana revolverem
spolu rozkazem, aby dal ruce
vzhIru.; Y tom okamziku We
sli,do zastavarny diva JIM -mu-
Ii, ale nadej Kaplanova, re
jej pfichozi osvobodi z trap
ne situace rychle pobledla,
kdyz tito muzi dali Sc do sini-
chu a donutili pTepadeheho O.
debrati Sc do zadni mistnosti.
Lupfci pax zatahli svetla, "a
vfefi dvefe kramu, prefizli dra
ty telefonu a pax Sc cile dali
do rabovanf a konecne prinu.
tin Kaplaha, ably Jim otevrel
'velkou poklsdnu. Sebrah vse
co jim Cas- dovolil sebrati. Pc
nfze z pokladen j kapes stra-
chem zdrcen6ho Morice, do.
hromady $500 ma hotovosti
k tomu skvosti v Gene $4,000
Kdyz NELL korist ma 'hromade
odesli nj oba lupici z kramu
kdezto prvni jeste po nejakot
dobu ,prepadeneho strezil a. O.
DIESEL teprve poa uplynuti neko.
lika minut.
! Sousedka Kaplanova, pi
Elerence n0naveletova vypra.
v6la, .ze kratkou dobu pred wy
loupenim byla v obchode, kan
sc cht6la as po 10 minutach
opetn6 vratit, ale naleZla sve-
tia shasnuta a dvefe uzamGe-
ny. +.
Prepadeny Kalplah vypra.
vel, ze bandite pfehledli ma
hotovosti $50, v cekach $500 a
"a 5000 skvostI krone drazsi-
no zastaveneho satstva. Pc O.
hlaSeni drzeho kousku dosta-
Willy sc dve policejni skadrony
ale po lupicfch jako "kdyz Sc
zem slehne." II J.
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TRAclCKY KoNEC PlTKY.

20-lett JOS. Anderson, 5702
Storer ave. byl vcera kolem de
safe hodiny nalezen mrtvy Sc
zlomenym vazem ma schodou
grocerie w. J. Hardyho, 1925
zap. 56. ul. Pdlhodiny pozde-
il dopadeny 22-lety Anton Ho-
bart Sc primal, re uderil An
dersona jen rukou, kdyz tento
uzival surove reci v1ci pi. Jo-
Seine Celekove, v jejimz do
me, 1929 zap. 56. IT,, oba je-
ste is tfemi .jinymi. muzi popi-
jeli. vina, jez Jim zmin6na me-
la nalevati. v byte jejim byl
"a prohlidky nalezen 10gallo-
novy destilacni aparat a gallon
donna vyrobene koralky. Ho-
barth Ande1sona udefil a kdyz
tento rlemOhl byti po dobu pet
minut pfiveden k vedomi, W.
tahl jej 2 bytu a slozil pred
zminenou grocerii. Hobart
sam byl v; dob6 zatceni zpit. il
! nj sv9dci vypravuji souhlasne
a sice Louis Ebosh, pojiSt'ujlcl
jednatel, 3484 zap. SO. ul. q
John Samon, 1872 zap. SO. ul
z nichz Ebosh pom&hal Ander.
soma vyvleci. DIE jejich vypc
|vedi prodavala Celekova v by.
tie vino a byla jiz po dvakratt
pro pfestoupeni prohibicnfcf
zakonG odsouzena.
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PozoR PRED PoDYoDNY
! MI FINANCNfkY.

! Policie vydala move varova-
nj diivefivemu obcanstvu pred
podvodnymi financniky po pri
padu Paula Fina, PITS vych.
So. ul. jenz byl v6era odpole-
dne okraden podobnym zpdso-
bem o $500. Tyz Jest jiz
Gtvrtou obeti tohoto tydne ne
sv9domitych svindlerI, jejichz
kofist jen "a udanou dobu OBJ
nasi ma $4,000. Ida sc, ze pod
vodnici .pracuji We dvou skupi-
mach, z nichz jedna eta tri a
druha jen diva svindlefe.
Fin vypravuje, ze Sc 8 MIN
seznamii tfi muzi a premlou-
vail iej k vyhodnemu obchodu
pozemky, V hotelu, dolennihc
mesta objevil Sc v spolecnost
,jest6 ctvrty gentleman; jenz 81
vytasil penezy, ku kterym phi
dial Fin svych prave z bank!
vyzvelnutych $780,. Penlz'
"urceny' byly ma zakoupen
nemovitosti. dopadlo to jak.
obycejne. darebaci zmizeli a
mimi ! penize divefive jejicl
obet. Podobnym zpdsobem pri
Sci Aron Ocker, 1916 Shaw av
v East Cleveland o 500, Hen
ry Patrick, 1855 Plover ave.
Lakewood o $500 a pi. Marke
Ia Brookinsova, 1868 vych. 20
nj. ui$275.
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4 -
5s-lett doutnikaf Louis "A.
Breeler, 1868 vych. es. I'll. byl
cd. tydne rodinou pohfeSovan.
Vcera byl jistym malym ho-
chem nalezen pod sn9hem
zmrzly ma zadnfm dvorku do
mu (. 4717'CentraI Ave. Zet'
jeho Edward Guy v jehoz do
me Hl, vypravuje, ze 81 tchan,
kdyz minuly ctvrtek odchazel,
ztezowal ma nevolnost. Mrtvo.
la nalezena' u plotu,, "a vozem,
ktery il jaksi zakryval, tax ze
uSla pozornosti.
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Okresnf auditor j. A. Zan-
gerle vcera oznamil riditeli
m6stskych financi G.. A. Gesel-
lovi, re nejen mesto samo, ale
j skolni rada bude mu'siti po-
zm6niti financni rozpocet ma
r. 1923, jelikoz pfedem vypo-
citany danovy prijem nebude
die ocekavani. Skolni rada
musi' vydanf do 81. srpna OBJ
meziti o vice jak jeden million,
kdezto skrty ma m9stskem roz-
poctu vyzaduji jen 100000 v
dob6 cd /. ledna 1923 do /. le-
dna 1924. Mesto samo timto
obmezenim do rozpakd nepri-
jde, jelikoz podrobne vypraco-
Ivani rozpoctu nebylo dosud
propracovano, hdfe bude We
skolni rade, kde byla vice jak
poloyina fondu utracena,
/ Jak auditor oznamuje, ma.
,lleZa Sc " Cleveland6 DAMN pC
,|vinneho majetku v odhadnute
Gene as 81. .600.O00.00O, z kite.
lreho tberni sroub ma popatni'
'ctvu nemize vymacknouti vice
jak $34,000.0OO i s prijmy o
Istatnimi.
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We PROSPECH UDRzENl Pkl
STEHOVALECKE URADOV-
NY " CLEVELANDE.

Nejddlezit9jsfm pfijatym ma
vrhem ma pond6lnim zasedani
mestske rady byla zadost fede-
ralnimu departments prace,
ably v nasem meste ponechana
byla immigracni 1radovna, jez
m6la byti pfesidlena do Buffa-
la a sice jiz cd l. ledna. Au-
torem resoluce jest radni r. c.
Wheeler, jenz Opel svoje da-
vody o vyznam a, velkost Cle-
velandu, jeho vyhodnou strate-
gickou polohu, jakoz j o okol-
most, ze mas distrikt jest po-
mern9 nejhust6ji obydlen oby-
vatelstvem cizfho pdvodu.
Resoluce odeslana tajemnf-
ku pr&ce j. j. Davisovi.
Architektovi M. Dyerovi po-
voleno bylo k vyplate $4,000
jako zbytek jeho pohledavky
"a stavbu radnice. Dyer, jak
znamo m9sto u okresniho SOU
du zazaloval o $71.000, ale
pax re sv6 pohledavky slevil.
Ma navrh radniho TIL. w. Fle-
minga povolen byl bezpecnost-
nimu riditeh Martincovi OBJ
nos $37.O94 ma stavhu move ha
sicske stanice c.S14 ma vych.
12. ul. a Chester ave-, jez Sc
sfitila. Pfijat byl navrh, by
tyz riditel pripravil rozpocet
ma stavbu move pozarnf stanice
ma vych. 1876. ul. a Beachland
ave. S. E.. Navrh radniho Mi
! fi Cf1cfie- nss zzis4e*Seni -donraXnl
sluzby ma Clark ave. odkazan
prislusnemu vyboru. Hri6aty
navrhy ma lpravu Buckeye rd.
Kinsman, Woodland aves. a o.
sv6tleni Kinsman rd. cd vych.
SIS. ul. az po 70. ul. Radni Skle
ni6ka pax podal resoluci ape
lujici ma iditele verejne sluz-
iby J. F. Mallinea, aby Sc po-
staral lepe o bezpecnostnl slu-
zbu ma krizovatce Miles ave.
a vych. 131. ul.
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koxils neb spodky, ctvrtecnf
zvl&Stnost ...................... 60c
pxtsk< lkab6ty : celovln6n6ho
-. yelaaru, kozesinovy imec,
pima podsfvka s vysivanon
vlozkou tfapcem $l0.50
DemskS : div6i lobleky : poi
.,::.s; rst twilln.s = skaaAonkrepyL
vsoti; hisds
kteh ! bf1zov5chs efektt, Y
barv6 cerne, hn9de, navv
modre, ctvrtecni zvl. SASS
Damske soukenns kab8ty, k0-
zesinovy limec, vzadu sc
vkusnym stehem, pima pod
sivka vsech velkosti, SASS
Damsks . dfvSi plySovk kab6-
ty, velke kozesinove limce q
mansety. vzadu volne neb $
pasem. vesmAs podsivkou.
40 palcu dlouhe ...... $24.95
Sklenxn< nkdobky M hof6ici
neb huspeninu, po ........ 26c
SalniSky : pepfenky We vanoc-
Mich krabicich, set "a 25c
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v koupelne bytu 11427 Ash
bury ave. nalezena byla We
stfedu cas4e z rama 46-Ieta pl.
H. Burnsova svym manzelem,
pravnfkems sBurnsem mrtva. -
Jak bylo xjists emo, zadusiia Sc
jedovatymi vypary plynu, u
,chazejicimf z poskozenych ka=
men. Ac ihned byl povolan
lekar, zdstaly ysechny ozivova-
ci pokusy 1aarnymi.
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Barevns sklenSns vSzy, ctvr-
tetni prodejni cena ...... 29c
Kapesniky, 3 kusy v pekne
krabici 25c
kamizolky z hedv. poplinu =
mesalinu, ozdoba z krajek.
,jine s vysivkou v hodnote
: al $l.85. zvlastnf cena s9Sc
tsie fajoss zAst&nky.
ozdobene krajkou a stuhou.
cd .................. SOC do $1.2S
Damsl1s Princess Slips z rizo-
veho, bfleho neb cerneho sa
tenu, zvlastni cena ...... CSC
Damsks allover zSstsry, sate-
move, ozdoba kreton. $1.95
Muzsks hedv. pletens v1zan-
Ky. v pekne vanocni krabici
zvlaStni cena ............... 7Sc
Muxske koxens pasy Sc stfibr-
nou praskou. vsech velkosti,
We vanocnf krabici r...... Soc
Flanelet m kimona reb kazai-
Ky, oblskaci, vSech peknych
vzori ...................... 25c
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OzoOoy M vAnOcnl stromky,
y 6 yardd dlouhe "a ......... lSc
.DHGi koxe5inovs : : 1<sy, isvst.i
ltch i stinaSyS i bsres, /, prg;'
del. cena Cd $3.50 do $7.st
Damsks svrchni bltzy = krep-
desinu, prymky a vysivky
svetlych tmavych barev,
velkosti 38-46 IS hodnoty
prodejni cena "a ...... $3.50
Damsk& union trika t9zsi vahy
nizsi vystrih, krstke ruka-
Wy. ctvrtecnf zvlast. $1.2Q
Chlapecki, tszii, hladce rox-
vlnSnS union trika vsech vel
kosti, ctvrtecni zvlast. 7sc
Divci rthovani rozvlnSn1 tri-
kA union, vSech velkosti zee
Muxske rozvlnSns ryhovans
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stSchdHck& ptehrada

"Uz jsme mohi davno "a
cit!" "A proc jste neza-
cli?" "Qno je totM u mas
pri kazd6m v6tsim podniku ma
fizeno 2od--anket, a my jich
name teprye petapadesat".
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MAIN LINE AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter. of Over
brook, will sail for Europe the latter
part Of May to be gone three months.
Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Mum Walker, OF
Bala, are receiving congratulations on
| the birth Of a son, Thomas Sinclair
Walker, on March 80.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond v. Nicholson
are receiving ongratulations on the
birth Of q daughter, Joy Lee Nicholson.
Mrs. Nicholson was, before her mar.
riage, Miss Lillian Lee. Of West Hortter
street, Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. David X. Neiffer an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Mrs. John Wallace Bender. to Mr..
James Hanna Clemens. Of Germantown.
Mr.. and MIRA Roy williams. >of- 44o
East Walnut lane, have returned from
a visit to friends In Doylestown.
Mr.. and MIA Harry b. Shoemaker
and Mr.. Harry b. Shoemaker, Jr.. of
Wayne avenue and Lincoln Drive, have
opened their cottage in Ventnor for the
Lenten season.
Mrs Thomas Kenworthy. Of West
Hortter street, 10 expected homo within
O few days, after spending several
months In European travel.
Miss Margaret Nelson, Of wissahickon
ley. Of Baltimore. as her guest for q
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Ridseway, OF
West Maplewood avenue. will spend the
early part Of the spring season at At.
lantlo City.
Mrs. g. Patterson, OF sharpnacp
| street, will entertain the members O,
her bridge club at her home on Tues
day afternoon.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marion Hothersoll, of es1 Erie
avenue, entertained at bridge Tuesday
evening, when her guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bertolet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Conn and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Brewer, Jr.,
and son, Francis Brewer. Sd, OF 9b6
Fillmore street. hayo returned from a
trip iip to Florida, Cuba and the Bahama
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Of 612d
Cottage street, have been spending O
week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Orley. Of Arrott street, 4,
spending q fortnight in Boston, where
she is the guest Of Mrs. Paul Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert T. Conn. Of 202:
cards this evening. Those present vii
be Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Flack. Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Bill. Mr.. and Mrs. Charle!
i. Conn and Mr.. and Mra John w
| Connor.
The wedding Of Miss Harriet Pearce
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William II
Pearce Jr., of Logan. to Mr.. Charlie
Charles p. Dusan, Of 12l1 Herber
street. will take place on Wednesday
April 10.
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her homo yesterday. Mr.. ana Mrs. Gil.
pin have taken a cottage at ventnor,
N j.: which they expect to occupy next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Breaux Ballard, OF
Bryn Mawr, who have been spending
the winter at Palm Beach. Ella, will
return homo on April IS.
Mrs. Bayard Henry. Of Walnut lane,
tea ": On Tuesday % afternoon 11fay in honoy OF OF
Miss Suzanne Silvercruys, who talked
on Present Conditions in Belgium"
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Macfar-
lane, who have spent the winter at the
Ponce de Leon Hotel. st. Augustine
Fla. will return to this city within a
Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. lit
tlefield, Of 1889 Pine street, entertained
at luncheon and bridge party on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Francis Fox. Jr., OF
Meadowbrook Farm. Westtown, has is
sued invitations for a luncheon ant
bridge to be given Gt the West Chester
April IS.
Those who will receive at the tea t.
be given this afternoon by the Women!
Committee of the Philadelphia Orchestri
to meet the visiting Mendelssohn Choi
nnE to: m os sGf IL tho
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs
Leopold Stokowski. Mrs. William l.
Barclay. Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen
Mrs. Thomas. G. Ashton. Mrs. Russell
Duane, Mrs. Edward w. Box, Mrs. Will
liam Jay Turner. Mrs. George Horac
Lorimer. Miss Mary Burnham and Mrs
H. H. Battles They will be assisted b,
six gentlemen, including Mr.. Van Rens
selaer. Mr.. Turner. Mr.. Box, Mr.. Eelt
DR., Charles D. Hart and Mr.. John
Braun.
Miss Frances A. wister 10 chairma,
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DELAWARE COUNTY

DR.. and Mrs Casper wistAr Miller
and their daughter, Miss Virginia Miller;
who have been abroad for several
months, sailed on Saturday from Naples.
They will arrive at their home In Wal
lingford about the middle Of April.
Miss owendolyn Bassi, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. Arnold L. Bassi, of
Moylan, who has been spending the
spring holidays with her family, had as
her guest for week Miss Elizabeth
Gay, Of Lexington, KY. who. with Miss
Bassi, has now returned to wellesley
College.
Miss Mildred volkhardt, of. Chester
has been the guest for q fortnight OF
Mr.. and Mrs, George L., Rutherford. OF
jacksonville. Fla Mrs. Rutherford was
before her marriage. Miss Heller
Howarth, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Howarth. Of Chester.
DR.. and Mrs. Trimble Pratt, Of Media
left a few days ago for California
where they will remain until some tim'
In May.
Mrs. .Percival Wilson, Of Lansdo,wns
entertained the members Of her bridge
club At her home at luncheon on Frida,
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. Hsrr,
Bartle. Mrs Samuel Billings, Mrs v. z
Jones, Mrs. Clyde King, Mrs. 8. g
Groff, Mrs. Helen Pally and Mrs. r. II
| Stevens,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs John J. Hazlett have
through Canada and are % at home w at
Fifty-third and Chestnut streets Mrs
Hazlett before her marriage. which took
place in Our Lady Of Victory Church
Fifty-fourth and Vine streets. was Miss
Henrietta Kelly. Of 6434 Girard avenue.
Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Klapp Mich
oils, Of 11l7 South sixty-first street,
will entertain at a dinner and bridge
party on Saturday evening.
The Sacpa Nongerda Club will present
Aunt Dlnah's Quilting Party this eve-
ming in the lecture room Of the Cente-
nary Methodist Church. Forty-flrst and
Spring Garden streets.
Mrs. Frederick Godfrey, Of Boston,
formerly Of Whitby avenue West Phila-
dePhn who has ssr Sssn ihS sggsSt Of Mrs
Mrs. Franklin Long. Of Tioga, has re-
turned to her home. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis =. B. O'Brien. Of 1915 Spruce
street, gave q farewell dinner party In
honor Of Mrs Godfrey before her de-
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Emergency Aid Rummaoe

The Disabled Soldiers COMMITTEES and
Emergency Aid Unit. under the auspices
give what is termed what Not" sale.
which Is TO be the last word In rummags
sales The sale will take place on April
"a, in the neighborhood Of Seventeenth
and Market streets. and the proceeds
will 60 toward carrying on the work
to care for tho disabled soldiers and
to bring q little Joy and happiness to
those who will be confined In the hos
pitfalls during the summer months,
The committee, Of which Mrs. Dayid
pant in the Welfare drive.
Many valuable donations have beer
made. beautiful gowns from leading
dressmakers, fur-lined wraps ana val.
uable household furnishings. Other
members of tho committee include Mif.
Eleanor Baker Mrs. e: v; schaffer
Mrs. Richard N. Edwards, MRS. Percs
Smith, Mrs Samuel A. Boyle, Mrs
Frederick shue, Mrs. Harold Mason an'
Mrs W. Binns.
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and Mrs. wiiiiam woodward Arnett
charge OF the arrangements for the en-.
tertainment Of the visitors Preceding
the tea the guests will be taken on a
tour Of the city and Fairmount Park In
a number Of motors which have been
placed At their disposal through the
efforts Of q committee. Of which Mrs.
Arnett is chairman, whose members in
olude Mrs. Thomas Robins. Mrs. Joseph
Leidy. Mrs. Sydney Thayer. Mrs. b.
Camille zeckwer, Mrs. william 8. New
comet. Mrs. H. w. Clark, 3D.. Mrs VIII.
liam Price NewhaN, Mrs. Robert Yahn,
Miss POSTMASTER, Mrs. Ralph Stewart,
Mrs. 8. Leonard Kent and Mrs. Fred.
erick Petry.
Mrs Chester N. Farr, Jr., Of West
Beach, where she spent the winter.
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YOUNGSTOWN

avenue. was the guest Of honor at a
miscellaneous shower on Monday eve.
ming given by Miss Dorothy Titus, OF
the Atsace Apartments: The marriage
will take place this spring. Those pres
ent at the affair were Miss Wilda Kneas.
Miss Emma williams. Miss Rachael
Place, Miss Esther Cloud. Miss Sarn
Samuel 8. Mellor. Jr.
versity Of Pennsylvania, addressed the
Montgomery County Medical Society al
| the Montgomery Hospital. Norristown
on Tuesday afternoon On tho subject
'Tacial Expressions"
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. John Bill. Of 1924 Fillmore street,
will entertain the members Of her sew
ing circle at her home on Tuesday,
April 49, Her guests will include Mrs.
Charles WicoxsCn. Mrs. p. Weincoop,
Miss Bertha Habeck, Mrs. Charles Vein
ing, Mrs. w. Bureau, Miss Ann Fergu-
son, Miss Ann Pallatt, Miss Marion
Hothersoll, Miss Stella Helm, Miss
Carrie Pontious, Mrs Charles Conn
Miss Edith Stokley. Mrs John Bill. Mrs
Harry Crary and Mrs. Fred Sykes. To-
morrow evening the club will give a
theatre party.
Mr.. and Mra Walter Brinton an.
nounce the engagement Of their daugh.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Agnes McCrosssn. Of 1881 Ritner
street, will entertain the members Of her
guests win be Miss Gertrude Brown.
Miss Mary Toner, Miss Evelyn Sutton.
Miss Rosalie Lynch, Miss Cecilia Kenny
and Mrs. Joseph Lehy.
The members Of the Phi Sigma Chi
Fraternity are making preparations for
their spring dance to be given on Mon
der, OF the Bellevue -Stratford Hotel.
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ter, Miss Mary smediey Brinton, TO Mr..
william H. 3. WhitalI, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Whitaii. Of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W.. Connor and
their family, Of 3058 Frankford avenue.
deill leave on Friday for wildwood,
holidays.
family, Of 1897 Fillmore street. have
left to take up a permanent residence In
Harrisburg.
Miss Margaret Bentley. of Harrison
street, will entertain the members OF her
sewing circle at her homo this evening.