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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Mrs. Tom Wilson of Turtle River
was among the out-of-town shoppers
in Bemidji Thursday. %.
Mrs. Wild of Anderson Siding was
a between-train business visitor in
Bemidji Thursday.
Mrs. Will Dunlap, Miss Martha
Hanson and Mrs. Louis Hanson of
Becida autoed to Bemidjf Thursday
and called on friends. sssss syt .saly$
Full fashioned pure Silk Hoses
brown, black and grey--special Sat-
urday, $1.49--atss Johnson''s. 1d8-2aa]
Fred rClarkawassin Bemidji Thurs
day dispppsii1niig of Z 4 quantity 81 hiss
farmapr odnse seturningstos his home
at Turtle RiS last evening. q
Order your Wooden Blankets from
the Bemidji Wooden Mills. = s6d9-25
Miss Madge Trafton, stenographer
and bookkeeper at the Minnesota
Electric Light & Power Co.'s office,
is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Frank Trafton, Mill Park,
who has been i'll and confined to her
bed since last Sunday with an attack
of tonsilitis, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Full-fashioned Pure Silk Hose.
Brown, Black and Grey. Specials,
Saturday, $1.49-at Johnson's.
1892
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcdonald Of
Pennington visited for several days
this week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. French, 1923 Min
nesota avenue.
Charles Masoner, an employee at
the Motor Inn, left Wednesday for
Lawton, Okla, to visit his mother
and other relatives, whom he has not
seen for over ten years.
A new line of beautiful framed
mottos, made by the Buzza Com
pany just in at the Bemidji Book &
Stationery Co. See them in the win
dow. 6d9-27
s ss,~::*
Mrs. Conditt and daughter, Miss
Hazel, former residents of Bemidji
but now of Fargo, N. D., have re-
turned to their home after visiting
friends here for short time.
Full-fashioned Pure Silk Hose.
Brown, Black and Grey. Specials,
Saturday, $1.49-at Johnson's.
1882
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Gray of Min
neapolis left for their home this
morning after spending the past two
weeks in Bemidji, visiting at the
home of Mrs. Gray's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Scott.
New Slip-on Sweaters just re-
ceived at the Elko Hat Shop. They
fit better and are better values.
1d9-22
Miss Inez Butler, who was oper-
ated on the first of the week and IS
being cared for at the M. Kersh-
baum home, Mill Park, is convalesc-
ing and expects to be able to return
to her home at Turtle River next
Sunday.
Mrs. r. B. Nordale returned yes
terday morning from Clearbrook
where she attended the Bemidji Dis
trict Missionary meeting, having
gone there Tuesday. Rev. Nordale
also attended from Monday to Thurs
day night, returning to Bemldjl this
-
Nick Loama, who was injured sew
eral days ago while working in the
woods near Gemmell, tree falling
in such a manner as to break his limb
near the ankle, is being cared for at
the M. Kershbaum home, Mill Park,
and is reported to be getting along
as could be expected.
$4,000 to loan on farms. DeaD
land company. 1-ASu
Clarence Nelson, who has been
employed for some time at the Koors
Bros. plant in Bemidji, has accepted
a similar position with the same firm
in New York, and left last week to
assume his duties there. Mrs. Mel
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Do you want a good piano? I have
one Bond walnut case Piano, will
sell reasonable. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Mrs. G. o. Riggs, Phone
623-J 5d $40
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grossman motor
ed today with friends to Grand
Forks, N. D., where they will be
guests over Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Mrs. j. W. Peck of Cass Lake
spent last night in Bemidji as the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Essler and other
friends. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Mrs. C. McGill and little daugh-
ter Delphine spent Wednesday in Be-
midi shopping and calling on friends,
returning to- their home at Kelliher
that might.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Wooden cloth, Sc inches wide, all
shades-can now be bought at the
Bemidji Wooden Mills. 6d9-25
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-22

Miss Geraldine Reed returned to-
dav from Northome where she went
Wednesday to play at the community
fair held there yesterday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
SITTER bnrtig Sso
for &otter % Mus.
On tterfelte 0truS at tresobbeIt
Stprfe or9ber Dem anc.
Sffe CT Gift.
Gnefaaenoe franif cpEnSelfe.

Rptter sr biue Sisuoer. Re ~ssslrsasr bins ssa.
Ringer. fortarsr bit apru. brabsr BIT Sierfra. Ritter
S~Ipsbranb % iprsN,r Speopmi ,tbptrt saabclae. 9u
beb sp.r life Ianser Iios bisis Fab. tn tan nj pao en-
lls.s sio let br9bs snhptr Rott,. mus ed ,r GOPHER
msb Rat 9srus. ben itpre frantic Cpfns.I'e. Dor
9irus at trsbpbbsIt star,s sr ben men ,raitia iouou.
trer.os bsobriue,uSs girus ,i,ubt. bet sR,fts pis'. %
trpaee Riobel niDo @napere.
triple Strength girus sr abipIut trrs at BRUCE
hourioubsIit abiuIut life uos,u St't. Sns.u ssar,
for Ssus. Ssfs. aoag. Sri. sntr SunSs. l~iFassIis
for ioaosl Bern iout Borne. girt.r nm poa Iar at
6uaper'loateu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Seore TENT emo alorio.

Staten Stem Serieps Senat ratiii.
cereoe Wanbag oerne llge oct tSoe
ENHANCEMENT til De Sorenebe Staters
&onititiltion Observation-Disclosures
meb ~ moo IA Stemmer.
De ire Senatorer, iom itenrte moo
&atififationen bar Simpion (9em.)
% &epublifanerne Smitb, 3bite og
@bitnep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Gornaoc / Svoen.

Sislae ct Telegram fra Iugitita,
Georgia, blcp Ter Wenneifer brGbt %
ct tort Intal andre ifa6ebe i Ell Cor.
naoo, iom tiblis Sirsbag Ioraen
bcrue llge for giennem Wslebpen
@arrenpile, 2. g., os 2anbsbpen
Stiffleton ! iamme Stat. Sgiaa /
9anbsbpen Sanglep, 2. g., berettes
Stormen at baue anrettet betpoelig
Sfabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

Soils rationale Sip % / bets Sigt.
ming % TRADITION, % oen me Wfirl.
berigbom, Stebet bar fact eiter
@ienforenineen, gisr, at Sanfen ON
benne Soro iom nationalt freoet Gle
er ioa naturlig.
Seniationel &etsias. aisbenbapn
10be Seb. Gu Retsiag al ieniationel
&arafter bebanblebes ioag | ben oan-
tie 2anbret. Sngenisr Ssreenien,
Ssn al Den afosoe Higsarfioar %
fremragetoe Siitorifer q. g. Ssrgen'
fen, bapoe anIaat Sag moo 9lrmlei.
tier & @ain. Sans Sagfsrer bGpoe.
oe, at Spfinbelier, iom Ssrgenien
aiorbe, mems ban fpreitob 9eoelien al
9itrmeiiters Misunderstanding, bar
pGret grunblRgeenbe for Wotorifibs-
inbuitrien. Siltro6s berfor bar ban
bare ntootaget 5000 &roner ira Bur.
meiiter g. Wain for 9erpttelien al
Spfinoelien, mems III, afbpbe Siref.
tor Spar &nutier mobtog 100000
&roner for Ell Spiinbelie paa iamnle
Smraabe. S Sagen er Der forelagt
grfl9ring fra Sormanoen % Sefre-
t9ren | oanife Tatenaagenters Sor-
e1ing. 9eeee bisie Sugenierer bpp.
Der, at Ssreeniens Sororar, bois
man %iammenliener &nltiens % Scr.
geniens Spfinbelie, life bsr iGttes Ia.
pere emo 100000 &roner, set fam.
me iom anlttien fit. Snerior SCR.
geniens arap bar 9itrmeiiter &
@ains @eitprelie aiort giPloenbe, at
Ratenterne er SeIifabets @ienbom,
og at bans &onitrllftioner bare er en-
Oetali / set belle. Ssrseniens Sag.
fsrer, Ssieiteretsabpofat 8roe, an.
greb / FIN Gale fraftia 9llrmeiiter &
@ain, ioet ban f%rembolbt, at Iftie.
ielifabet befanbt iig / bcn neopGroi.
genoe Stining, at oct tPnfte mer paa
at p9rge fin Eengefasie emo lin s@re.
Ssrgenien FREEZER, of Der betales ham
Ell &rone for bier ST. | Sieielmoto.
rer, bpor bans Spiinbelie er arlpetot.
Stems Scres Snitem. Set relbe.
fienote Maaneos SibsIfrift "Goncor,
oia" / Chicago iasoe / lin Wartsiro.
gape flor: "Saaleoes iom Sen grill,-
bise Sopebrengisring Ell goo Siis.
mober bill foretaee peo Saarens ge.
gpnoelie, buroe etbpert Ierneife als.
re meb oct fpiiife 2egeme, foroi ser /
8intermaaneberne bar ianllet iig
l~trenbeber | Spitemet, Tom nlaa fier.
mes for of gisre globet friift og
irnot, og intet ticner oenre Seniigt
bebre END set tibsprspebe Susmiooel,
Or. Eeters &urifo." Spao enten Se
fsler Gem raft eler ioag, err bette ct
betimeligt Sorilag: Stems Seres Sp-
item; bielp Naturen meb lin itore
Sopebrengisring. Eaa oeure Sio
al Inret err 2ipsfrGfterre birfiomme
nof til at ifabe mt BLOB, men fan
life gisre bette, bois Spitentet err op.
fplbt meo iionptteoe og forbGrpe6e
Stoffe, og acknowledgements uirs
fer tr9at eller uregelmpSiiet. S,ts
timber al raife Solf brllgcr Ell SLATE
&rrifo / 6enne Waaneo, forbi sc oeo
al griarine, at Den o%pretboloer oe-
res Selbreb for &eiten al Iaret. %
ior De Spge oq 2ioeuoe er ser inaen
bette Sib til at ilaa inb paa Jeicn
til Selbreoelie emo netop III, ga DC
paaanenoe 2ipsfr9iter or | oeres beo'
tie Strait. Or. SeterS aiIrlIo fan
life opertr9iies ium Ell Taar.Neoi.
Gin for globet % Spitcmet. Zen
iGlses life al Ipotefere. Sor lin.
b~erretnine ~tilifrip Or. Geter Sabrnep
& Cons Co., 250t @aibinston
gInb., Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

+ San "Secorabs9 Soften" ii9e
bsor lea Tan faa Ibresien til Oct
a"S, ,om bar Ebe Sun Sppepriter
o. 3 (sun StanbarS).
% ". iiaer, en- fan sifte Jig mcb tit
z%.Tsrborn / 81. Saf. 9. tiger, De fan
~ y6pab Stat tilaoer bet. o9 bpem
~ I. Get fjenber pi life til.
. Get er life tillaot | u. Saf. Set
,,;uast Z. Ct. I Montana, Colorado Ds
California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Rotterne Dor uSeuSsrS.

sripls Strength Rut girus ar LET al Srass. sns,
Srussauoisuirasr piisr huorIsoes. On susfs Rotfe
ION bar ipiit of osuus Strus bIioer fsa az en- ~irit'pu
ptftastia Spaopu. Der auariber % eruber ole Spttrr
o. Dlus ben uutiooeIours SGrhse. Rptttrus rem.
mel furbi Be bIip.r ~auerebus af pe't,u. Der otrftr paa
Sisrt,t. sIoe,ar % Suuser. seelraasuss SIps,ts
aprpuHIsr o. frrm.alo.us, apaIuina. Rpttsrns ran.
msr ub soUr be fan faa frif suft % guub. Raar be
~ausr,bus ,puiusr Nd uaor Be aloria tIooe, ieisH. sa
spabpurm,u sr uaast iaa Iarat at ben srsbsr BEN.
Sustu Stauf. iHasu SsSs &ptter at oGumss pes. in.
a. I.r.uNs 70 ,tfrr NJ Nrphe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

zp. /. Tdar man tar "Some'teao".
-,o1 en- aaa os bespnce at arbeibe Sans
ssr mcp bet famine. eaer boor lang Sio
~, benoaa, fsr man bar at 9ua berub?
. !Spao mcnes meo "brofen fair
ooritulnural laros"?
sv. I. Ian bar fem Maanener til
n oisre "Gntrn".
3 Spylpiet rimelis spbt sserbprf'
ninasldnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Gu iunfen @D fttnoet.

Sra &onitantinopel meooeles: 3
Stambul itprteoe forIeoen en- @aoe
iamnten paa Ell StrGfuine al $50
Ieter. Seo nernlere @fteripn al BEN
oerpeo ~opitaaebe Iabning bIep oct
fainlaaet, at Der itnoer oen ionmlert.
itprteoe 8aoe laa en- iunfen gp. Saa
blot mani fam i%fisnne bill lloeropnin.
ger bringe interesiante Sing for ga.
gems 2ps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

zp, Oil bere pGre Ida benIi8 o8 be-
,.,r, / Seres 8Iab / "Spsresmaal os
Snor". ON bet cr Solb at betale / Ncrgc
snn br,iate Spnoerafcr os Spmaifincr.
;or, i,ubes berfra iom Gnsiascrsob 5?
~. sei, life, bpis bet bare er en- ens
sIt Nrtifel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

sftp otter grsueege nipfarrr al "Seesrah.
Soften % 9ee arncn"! Mieit uobrceie rorffe
Slno / gmerifd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
lao.
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SIM.

ring NIB ben
r Dtrs. J. =.
bmistpu 81
In. Of bun At
! fprtrl, alt
|e6 en- iiuDa
fun uo bette
pit eost 9nOu
lin hPrrp mr..
uoe itrar for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

Rata.
"a Sobuitou
b SIe (buI
|s", @rie:
Ebforbuuos
n,lrlbre oS
Fefte
elton, 90.
fneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
K~orreiponoance.

81 bslsasq s%.s, n no. s;a ,sS aSst nj a's saa 1ass 3 3
eIetl, ~ tvribiF anipar for. at Sportne | ale Ill
10, nesr S,oIut forfeit o. fplbeftatsrsuse.
az. ssmsa! fra Verlontr: 'om lite ppstr fine Nspns
I'll s,sal,r.f p,S.s afatts fin, spsrssmasI / ct sr,it %
,s,lia tprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

vi "Samilielesnine" snifes 5efs
tsrne ira Hr. 4 til s. Se Ibonnentcr,
per rnaatte babe bisie Numre % er pil@
o9c I'll at irlse Dem. bebes ifripe til She
1Oilnoien Tubliibins Co., 9ecorab. Sa.
De, iom foreipurete PM Sarber eli
al Hiles&arben, bebes ifrine I'll gIfreo
anoerlon & Co., Sbe Weitern Sntpprs
'srS' minneapolis, Tainn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
speeielt SntrpSuftionstilbus.


gi sufsr at bspiis for big DOT paaitane. at Srtsl.
Str,ueth RGt 9iras CT ben mel, ptrtuiRssfuIne. fra'.
tiafte - bog life siftise % abiolui trnase - Rp,i,.
girus paa Rar'sest. let &c en- Sirus ai trsesbbtit
stnrfe. Stakeholder mere Isotube Sotts-Birns eei.
r,r ,uo noati ansst rctttsrGesues peieSa o. oil gaa
en- Srsejteel I'll en- Saiped Irussr. Sor At iHtrpsu.
Ger. e,ure ira'tiss SrupIs Strrusth Ra, SJrus pd ei
aisrs snhosr Safer al bette slab - for mn en- Fort
sio - st ipsisii siIbHS al en- regular $50 SLATE FOR
fuu 800 pprtpbttalt. SsuEs $50 SLATE SrtrIs
str,usth Sni girnS sr not III at rsNee ct ftpri esuis.
bus. "garn- ,ntr saarssrum 'or Roit,r % Ttns.
@aranti for Yenee tilpase.
Fine g,uas tihaas acts bet frtlsr. SAB iratu Rsafo
o,tt. aar uiss earr slsr Rpttsaitt. Run Sups
strtuats Rat Sirus oil Fs,rrt stzbs Sptfrr. pszs %
o. 5pphsrS. % eermte oGre abiolat iTpat q Hfsrrt.
srae Bet esHhoIo I'll sruasaRpisHiuatr - aps sn
,tt.r 30 Sasss frsoe rHesr HpssH Rpttrr sasr rms.
pu ri ubsn uarmsrs GOrs'ssransr isHes eius psnss
tIbags. Slsm itfs at isHes en- 5onarisessI ioaa.
Spis 10, bsfpsmt at 'sHss 81 ieaa. 'sEs tsa ei ssapu
"a bin Nerssie-tt Srspforf ar not betaI gvitnar.
ben u % uoeis fua Gents | pofpertp cee ReetassI-
len for ben rsanl1re t2S SLATE, cus qua. Vet toner
big iRiet. nots Bet iffs Hertiisr ali 81 pddiaaE
ssssptsr snifes I stsssrt sassIsa.
COLD SEAL LABORATORIES
3s44 w. Lsks. Dept. $50. ehissss.i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

90. I. 6porlebes ifrioes ct bunbreoe
horfe ginioner | Sal = afrerfct?
:. Spormanee norite Tilioner cr
Der / en- Billion / Woree?
su. 4. 100000. OOO,OOO,OO0.
Z. Gn NiQipn Ntiaipner. I Sranf.
rig en- Winiarb, b. {. tuien Wfiaioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

Mirl'
It'll at bdus
IA Qiterltur
nritiSitoner
he Capitol,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

'altb beo
90 op til
or9e yIuo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

Sp. aan Sc iise mig, boor meset ct
S!aS / Horse foiter pner iii smcrita for
ct aar. iom beoer "Sor Spgo o9 Sp",
% bbao gbrcsien er til BET?
81. "Wpsb % gn", Olaf RorIi, 9ris
'ttaniu. II &rpner til Gmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
@aranti for Yenee tiipase.

aesrtsr snifes ! sthssrt 8aesiae.
GOLD SEAL LABORATORIES
3s44 W. Lake. Dept. $50. chissss.i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

|btG9t o9 |
kr Gen |.
lie; Son \
betaluug. H
IIGrer o9 H
|Gstelle. H
I. Bk Bid II
Mimi. Y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

E NJ c E.
|etalsrjraQt
rd jabni III
pa operSicrr
b SrGsplGu
&C., INDIANA.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See O.. borne. T.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11
MOVIE 1

Comedies possessing genuine ele- ments of gripping tingling drama and of delicate sentiment without sacri- ficing laugh-power are infrequent enough to cause Douglas MacLean's latest Paramount picture, "The Home Stretch" which will be shown for the last time tonight at the Elm press theater, to stand forth as one of the most original and entertain ing offerings of the year.
 The story concerns a jockey, a trainer, a racetrack follower, who at the time the picture opens, has risen to the ranks of racehorse own CT, and of the difficulties he en- counters when he attempts to aban- don his gambling habits. Not only | is MT. MacLean afforded ample op-
 ortunity to "get over" sparkling comedy situations, but to display Ihis dramatic ability and his skill with "thrillers" as we'll
 The opening scenes of the story, laid on a famous California race track, are notable for tensely dra- matic situations, and thrilling ac- cident, in which Mr. MacLean plays a prominent part. Throughout the remainder of the picture, clever com edy and dramatic suspense are de- lightfully blended and carried through to an unusual ending.
 As Johnny Hardwick, the juvenile turfman, MT. MacLean Is said to give a performance which surpasses his Sergeant Grey" in Twenty three and Half Hours Leave" His vigorous personality and clever comedy business" are the outstand- ing features of the production. Bea- trice Burnham, Margaret Warren, a winsome small town girl" heads an excellent supporting cast which in- cludes Margaret Livingston, Wade Boetler, Charles Mailes and Molly Mcconnell "The Home Stretch" was adapted to the screen by Louis Stevens from the original story by Charles Belmont Davis.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11
CINCINNATI TO AUCTION
 OFF BIG BOOZE SUPPLY

CINCINNATI, Dec. 11.-Three hun dred and ninety-eight cases of bonded whiskey are to be sold at public auc. tion in Cincinnati in the near future by order of Judge John Weld Peck, of the U. s. District Court. Only per sons having proper permits will be allowed to bid. The whiskey was con fiscated after it had been sold to Louis Cohen, of New York City, for s2S,00O, Cohen having been convicted of attempting to bribe a Federal pro- hibitton officer.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11
SURVIVORS OF '49 GOLD
 RUSH PLAN FOR MEETING

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-There are at least two survivors of the '49 gold rush-George w. Ketchkiss, of Chi. cago, and Captain John Anderson, of Sewickley, Pa.
 Ketchkiss was recently notified oi the death of John B. Kerr and then be- lieved he was the last survivor of the gold fever" Shortly afterward, how, eer, ko received letter from Captain Anderson, who suggested that the two old-timers hold a reunion.
 Captain Anderson was a cousin o1 William ("BuffaIo Bill') Cody.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11

Our radio boots for ladies, misses and children are here. You should see them. Blum, O'Neill Co. 1s.tf
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11

TODAY - Alice Langelier, of the Paris staff, writes entertainingly of gossip and random news at the
 French capital. Madame Fire mova, Russian artist, beloved of Parisians, has now taken up her abode in that city, as the central figure in an assembIage of tal- ented Russians, refugees from Mos COW.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11

The "crack" of the kiss Is predict ed by French newspaper writers who have been reading of the Thor tai kiss" which resulted in the death of the American valet de chambre and his sweetheart.
 There is little doubt" writes Andre Lichtenberger in L'Humanite that for . people as realistic as the Americans this event will be the
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11

point of departure for an active cam paign against the physiological ges- ture which has long been denounced by hygiene 'cranks.' Don't kiss my babies are already numerous in this kind with radioactive properties that in a very short time France will be the only country where it will be possible, without a medical prescription, to kiss a pretty wo- man or drink glass of good wine (rouge or blanc)."
 Mud baths are proving to be great source of beauty for many Parisiennes. The mud is special kind with radioactive properties which upon application render the skin pearly white and free from all blemishes. The patient sits down in real mud puddle and is plastered from tip to toe with black earth. Wads of cotton wool are put over her eyes to protect them. After the mud has hardened it crumbles cas- fly and the patient walks out of her mould as fresh and blooming as a summer rose. s
 "Who said walk and grow thin" laughed Postman Teissandier, the fattest carrier in France. He has been delivering mail for sixteen odd years but for all that tips the scale at .266 and he is only 5 feet inches in height. He is fat and good-na- tured and boasts that his health is perfect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29

ming at the Bel'evue-Stratford in honor
Of their debutan,c DAUGHTER, Miss Mary
falck. included Mr.. Arthur eastman ana
Mr.: Rilind liaight. Of New York: Mr.
Mary Maxwell. Mr. Arthur Birney. Mr.
John lager. Mr.. Robert Brown, Mr.
William Brown. Mr.. Henry Snyder. Mr..
Frederi"k Miller all OF Lancaster. Pa
and Miss Mary G. Eltche. Of Lakewood
:. Mr. William Paxton. Of Montclal-:
her ,iecc, Miss jean Wilson Jnmis0n,
20 Mr.. Leslie Arthur Bennett. Of Upper
Montciair. Miss Jamison is tho daugh-
ter of the 'at" Colonel and Mrs. r. *.
Jamjson. OF Philadelphia. Hr. Bonnet
who ser:cd during thn war With the
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ". Bennet', Of
Upper Montcln!-.
Those who assisted Mrs Thomas
Cook Steliwa"cn in receiving At tho tea
whici' she gave at her home at Mo%lan
Groomc. Mrs Fielding Lewis, Mrs.
Ernest rarno'!. Mrs. Walter Eoaci'.
Mrs. "harics schoT. Mrs Robcr, Coane.
Iiun,"". Mia %anric s,eliwa gcn. Mis-
katherine White, Miss Mary Wsboro,gh
AMI Miss Margaret Raboroush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Macculloci.
Roberts. Jr.. haze returned from their
wedding trir, and arc at home q. The
Morievista. Apartments. Si%ty-third and
oxford streets Mrs. Roberts before her
marriage on October . vas Miss llelcn
JofnsoH. OF 63T6 Overbrook avenue.
NJ. and Mira. Robert Schacffe~. Of
Burho're. announce the engagement of
their tlaughi2r. Misa Mary 'ic,rn
Scha Cffcr. and Mr. Eugene W. Render,
.lr Eon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w,
bender. Of this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-29
Miss Alice WetheriH Bride
of Mr.. George Enn,OnS Today

\ wedding Of much interest TO this
city and Boston took place at noon To-
duy when Miss A'irc -. Wctherill.
daughter Of Mr. John Price Wetharill.
Jr., Of the Rr'gravia. became the hrid"
of Mr.. George Bcalc Enr'Cns, Jr., son
uf Mr.. and Mrs ,ic0rs" Eea!e Emmons.
of Boston. The ceremony was per
formed In 81. James Protestant, Erts-
copal Church. Twenty-scrond and Wal
nu. streets The Rev. D-. John Mock
ridge. rector Of the church. otficsated.
as sisted by the Re-. .lalnes Bullitt. OF
Princeton. q cousia "f ,he bridegroom.
The bride. who vas given IN marriage
by her father, wore Il gown or white
velvet made on sinpl" lines with sprays
Of orange blossoms. falling from tho
side Of the skirt The long court train
extending from the shoulders was com
posed Of tulle edged at tho bottc'n with
surniounted by u cluster of orange bios.
SONS, and she carried bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and white gardenias.
Miss Mary Stout. n cousiu Of tho bride.
who was maid OF hCilor. wore a frock
OF orohi -cclored cNarmeuse with
dark purple velve. hat. and carried
a bouquet OF orohid-cvlored ch-ysanthe-
mums Miss RebecCa w"tner.il Stout
another cousin Of the bride Misa Flor
ence Grocer. Miss Charlotte NJ. Baiu
and Miss Isabella Hoffman, Il Short
They wore trocks Of cloth Of silver vc.leL
with apricot -colorea chiffon and large
brown velve, hats, They also carried
orchid -colored c!.rysarthemums. The
l!ttis flower girl was Miss Margaret
Wood, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
hame Wood ST.. wore frock OF cream
colored gecrge,re ana cream lace with