I" :, " f, f ,1 4 ,' 'L' J C.iv. ir ? ! r I. if f. kt V s IBVSHtifrG-' PUBLIC LEDGER-PmEADELtHlA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1919 11 -i - -y 77i2 Woman's Exchange Where Is Vacation Lady? If tho jounic lndy who asked mc to help her in regard to n "cheap" vnca- tlon will send a self -addressed, stamped envelope I will send her some news that she may be glad to have. Some one has written In reference to her scorch for a plnco to go. "TONGUES OUT! GOOD!" THEN PARADISE SPECIAL IS OFF Reckless Youngsters Put Through Examination Before They Can Make Trip to Happy Farm for Two Weeks' Outing Want to Have "Chinese" Dance To fh F.Mor o the IVoman't Paoe: Dear Madam Your column has been rerj Interesting to our club at times and we arc going to ask you If you can help us a little. Our club Is composed of girls and fel lows between nineteen and twenty-fne and we would like to have a dance and party In n Chinese style. Could you help suggest anything in decora tions, refreshments, games, dances and anything to make it unusually Inter estlng. Jt is near the close for dancing no we would like to lime a good suc cess of It. M. M. SOCIETY. If you go to the Public library. Thirteenth and Locust streets, you will probably be able to find some books which will jlvo you Bomc idea of Chi nese games and dances. I think their dances would be considered rather un interesting by Americans, as they arc very slow. 'Wouldn't It be more fun to have the party In the form of a masquerade dance, with every one wearing Chinese costumes by request? The costume for both men and women consists of a loosp robe reaching almost to the feet, fitting close to the neck, and having wide sleeves, with short trousers, and n shorter jacket or robe which reaches about to the waist and is worn over the other robe. This would not be hard to get together and would be a fine disguise. ' To carry out the Chinese Idea, have the ballroom rather dimly lighted with lanterns the square ones If possible, for they look more Chinese. Instead of chairs to sit on between dances, have low stools or piles of cushions covered with robes. Hang curtains of soft colors on the walls they should be silk, but nny material will do, as it Is just for the effect. The refreshments nre rather difficult. The only two things that would be suitable for party refreshments nnd at the same time fit in with the Chinese atmosphere arc rice and tea. You could have those deli cious little rice cakes and iced tea, but the rest of the "menu" would have to be plain American in order not to send the guests home in a bad humor. Be sure to get some joss sticks, or punk and have them burning all eve ning In order to hae the proper atmos phere. That, with the dim lichts. will mako your party different right nt the start. I hope these sliggestlons will help you to make the dance a great BUCCCSS. At out a QTICK out your tongue ond say Dr. Alice Mllllgan examines every youngster before he Is allowed to board the Paradise Special for the journey to Paradise Farm. Hands, heads, throats and backs are ery carefully looked at ami then the rhlldren nil pile into the mnrnr tins fnr tlir lnnir ride. And a restless crowd they. arcJ every clump of trees they let shout : "III. Lookit! Apples!" It really doesn't make nny difference what kind of n tree they sec, there is alnas a posilbllitv that npples may be hidden behind Its leaves. "Every tree is an apple tree to a boy," sas Mr. Steel, the chief counselor nt the farm. "Even bushes arc some times supposed to bear apples. I showed the bovs some tomnto pianis mc umvi day and asked them what they were and they told mo 'Apples.' " More Homesick Than Olrls Another surprising thing nbout bojs is that they get more homesick than girls, nnd trump up all sorts of ex cuses when the disease first hits them. "Mv little sister Is sick," suggested one little chap tne nrsi nay ne " in camp, and when the counselor told him thnt nrobablr. his mother waR glad he was away, so that she could uevoie her time to the slok sister, the joung ster added that he had a sore finger, too. "My brother's er nervous," said another who was unwilling to ndmlt that lie was possessed with a desire to get home. d ' IU l'p nt six-thirty, the boys have time to dress, make their beds and have set- SERVICE MEN LOSE MONEY Lilly's Books Show Soldiers Were Hard Hit When Firm Broke Alexander I. Korke, nssistnnt dis trict attorney of New York, who Is investigating the affairs of J. Frank Lilly & Co.. inohent brokers, nt 02 llrondwny, and who conducted a branch office here at 323 South Uroad street, has notified the Department of Justice that examination of the books of the firm revealed that thousands of sol diers and seamen lost money through the failure of the firm. Mr. Itorkp said that he was informed by officials of the department thnt thf government will take a hnnd in the matter in an effort to obtain the re turn of the monev to the service men, if that Is possible. Examination of lists of customers found in the office of I.illv & Co., Mr. Rorke said, developed the fact that customers were classified as "very easy," "have to be coaxed" or "tough nuts." All of the stocks nnd bonds seized In the ouVp, he said, were turned over to Joseph M. Proskauer, receiver appointed by the Federal Court. TEMPLARS TO RALLY Pennsylvania and Delaware Grand Lodges Convene Tomorrow The sixty -sixth annual convention the PcnnsUvnnln and Delaware (Irani! Lodge International Unler 01 uoou Templars, will open with n victory and tomnnronee rally tomorrow night at St. Paul's Reformed Methodist Episcopal I Church, Broad and Venango streets. The session will close on Saturday. , Dr. Michael J. Fanning, lecturer and writer, will speak at the rally. Frank Tavlor will lead the singing nt the rally and at subsequent sessions 01 me cou vention. The formal sessions will open Friday with Harry O. Little, grnnd chief templar, presiding. In the afternoon the twenty -ninth annual session of the state institute of juenlle workers will be ad dressed by Victor ( Johnson, superin tendent of the juNcnilo work. In the evening, the members will gather for a reunion ot lornier ami prescui uoou Templars. Saturday will be devotee! to recreation trips. PLANES BACK FROM CANADA Estey Fliers Land Here After Round Trip to Toronto Two airplanes flying from Toronto, Can., to this cit, a distance of 500 miles, hae nrrUeil at the Hoosevelt Boulevard Fhing Field. They were piloted bv Charles E. Bradley ond Lowell Harding. Accompanied by Myer Simons, man ager of the Estey Company, the pilots left here for Toronto last Thursday. They arrived there Friday Starting next Friday, passengers will be cnrrlcd from the Uooscvelt Field. Northeast Boulevard and Cottman street, to City Hall and back to the field again. PEPPER RAPS SABBATARIANS Declares They Seek to Foist Own Views on Public The Sabbatarians, "a small group of people entertaining eccentric views respecting Sunday observance, nre re sorting to the machinery of the law In an attempt to enforce upon the great mass of their fellow cltlrens their own iews," according to Oeorge Wharton Pepper, counsel for the Park Com mission, In n brief asking that the anti Sunday amusement proceedings be thrown out of com t. The Court of Common Pleas No. 5 has receive d Mr. Pepper's brief and the brief of Elton J. Buckley, lounsel for the lord's Dny Alliance nnd other or ganisations, which are attempting to re- tlnc-iin exercises before breakfast. 1 strain the Pork Commission from nl- Then thev have the flac-ralsiug nnd lowing hnsrbill, toiuils and other amuse- salute before thes start for tlulr hikes ments In the parks on Sunda. and berry-hunts. Counselors Teach Bojs There are three counselors every one of them service men and graduates of Muhlenberg College and each coun selor Is In charge of twenty-four bojs. The counselors take their bojs In sepa rate directions for the hike and teach the boys about trees and birds. "Hand Inspection" comes right be fore dinner. Each counselor lines up his boys and demands "Hands out!" Awful minishments like having to do without dessert nre meted out for hands that are not clean. After dinner is quiet hour. It Is no small reponsibilltj to mnintain n quiet hour with seventy-five restless young sters, but Immediately following the re straint comes swimming or bnll games, and the bojs have a chance to get rid of their energy. An earlj supper and more orgnnl7ed games, the lowering of the flag, nnd nearly eerv boj is readv for the bed time storj nnd n night's sleep. JEWS PLAN DRIVE HERE Meeting Will Be Held Tonight to Launch $2,000,000 Campaign I Isndore Hershfleld and Morris Eng ender, of New York, will bo the, speakers at the conference of Jewish1 organisations which will be held tonight at Central Talmud Tornh, 310 Cath arine street. The conference, which starts at 8 o'clock, Is for the purpose of launching a campaign to raise monev fur the re lief of starving Jews In Europe. It Is probable that nt least $'.2,000,000 will be raised here. Mr. Hershficld nnd Mr. Englnndrr hae just returned from a trip to Eu- rope, where thev t-cned ns members ot tlie joint eustrinution committee inr the special purpose of investigating the conditions of Jews. The ehnirman of the conference will In I. Perlberg. iftA Ym can wtar your SMALLEST SHOE ( with EASE and COMFORT vhlU uin MAGUIRtrs IRISH CORN NO PAIN Takers OH Calient Takoa Thtra Outbjr tha Raata PIASTER stfrUlra 4 wmt fst.fr ltL. luatacaxca afnL waam av vm awa, ! a awvva)w "My t14 Mty la Gma EhiIihi. 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They're the "makings" of the coolest, most refreshing glass of iced tea you ever drank I Tetley's Teas are blended from 15 or more teas from the world's finest tea gardens. They are carefully packed to protect the strength and flavor. Make some iced tea from Tetley's clear Orange Pekoe I TETLEY S TEA E&SbSBEH You can't think of "delicious" or "refreshing" with out thinking of Coca-Cola. You can't drink Coca Cola without being de lighted and refreshed. The taste is the test of Coca-Cola quality so clearly distinguishes it from imitations that you cannot be deceived. Demand the genuine by full name nicknames encourage substitution. THE COCA-COLA CO. ATLANTA, GA. UMIlii Jit WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S WANAMAKER'S DOWN STAIRS STORE Tailored Waists Have Many Staunch Friends Trim wnists of linen, madras and dimity have a definite place in every well-appointed wardrobe. They should be fine of material, accurate of cut and carefully stitched and finished. Cuffs should fit closely at tho wrist nnd collars should be perfect. Such arc thes'e good waists; some have two-in-one collars, on others the collars are detachable. Here you will see a well-placed breast pocket, there a waist with a closely tucked booni. Excellent waista at $3.50 to $5. (Murkrt) Vacation BSankets For the canoe, the couch in the bungalow, tho hammock, etc., a decorntic blanket is just the thins! We hac an eNcollont assortment in various appiopriate patterns, and colorings. 51x72 inches, ?3. 7284 inches, ?5. (Ontrul) The Sale of Men's Summer Ties at 30c still offers splendid choosing in large open-ends and narrow four-in-hands of many designs and colorings. (O.lltrr, MftTk.t) Reductions Prevail on AH Our Women's Lightweight Wraps This means very interesting choosing for th woman in cjuest of n wrap to take away on a Summer trip with her. There lire capes nnd dol mans of Serge Suede Velour Satin Sihertone Evora Cashmert de laine I'oplin Cryital cord Wool combination New prices begin t ?10 and go to f85. Mrkt) Dresses in Plaio Colors, Stripes aed Checks, but All of Theinm Voiles which speaks well for their Krace, coolness and softness-. There nre so many styles and so many colors that a woman would be hard to suit who would not be able to find seeral frocks to her liking. There are white voile frocks' and several of them as low as $3, and better white frocks nt ? 3, $G and upward. The Whote Frock Sketched is neatly mado with two deep tucks. Tho net vestcc and collar are trimmed with Vnlenciennes lace. $8.75. VoJBes in Every Shade and in more patterns than one coulel imagine without seeing. At $5, there nre striped voile frocks and frocks in attractive figures', and at $6 there is an especially fine assortment. The Fashionable All-Over Designs are well represented, and the dress at $8.50 that is sketched is mnde of voile in all-over pattern. Notice the attractive crocheted buttons. There is a full sash in back. Hemstitching, white organdie collars and cuffs or frills, sashes and some white organelle pockets do their best to make charming, cool Summer flocks. There is splendid choosing among the inexpensive voile frocks from $3 to $12. (Market) $8.75 $8.59 A Silk Sale of Importance is going on in the Down Stairs Store. Seasonable silks in Black White Navy are marked at lower prices than usual. Qualities are unquestionable. (Ontrnl) i-CoJor Skirts for ing i rips For tramps in the woods, for picnics on th ground, for all sorts of "roughing it" these sturdy twill skirts in khaki color arc Just right. They aie made with a gathered back, detachable belt And two patch pockets and will fit women and young women. $2.75. If you prefer white, there Is a good gabardine skirt at the same price. (Markrl) mVWM LEix Dannty Pninik Silk Envelope Chemnses at $3 aod $3.50 Good quality crepe de chine or satin makes de lightful underthings, all generously cut A half dozen htylcs in ciepe de chine have hemstitching, shirring, lace and rosebuds' for their trimmings. $3 and $3.50. One especially pretty style at $3.50 has Valenciennes lace used in points across both back and front. Two chemises of satin, one rather plain, the other trimmed with ribbons', aie $3. Black Silk Camisoles arc much asked for. These are of crepe de chine, Georgette crepe and satin, very t-imply made, at $2 to $3.50. Special Undernuuslins A white nainsook corset cover is trimmed with lace and embroidered medallions. 50c. A good, short petticoat of white nainsook, with a neat embroidery flounce, Is 85c. 1 (Oiitral) Good Bathing Suits of Many Kinds arc here beginning at $2.75 for a plain little cotton serge and going to $27.50 for quite a handsome silk affair. And plenty of caps, bags, shoes and garters arc here to choose from, at moderate prices. The white canas beach shoes with rubber soles, at $1.50, are especially good. (Market) All the Fixings for a Picnic Paper dishes and cups and napkins are so much nicer than others, for nobody has to carry them home. All the needfuls are to be found In the Commercial Stationery Store at moderate prices OMri) To Hold Summer Knitting paper bags are good. They're strong and will take almost no space in the crowded vacation trunk. 10c each. (Ontral) Flaked Vonfle Daimtiiraess That is the frock that is sketched! The material is flaked voile, very light and fine in a lovely color maire or sunglow trimmed with Copenhagen ribbon. There arc touches of hand stitching and hand embroidery. Sizes 6 to 10 years, $7.50. New Middies and Skirts for Junior Girls The new mid dies are of cadet blue Hnene with well- tailored shoulder yokes. The collars and the cuffs are trim med with white braid. Sizes 10 to 16 years, $2. Clean White Jean is always good looking in tailored skirts and thes'e are no exception to the rule Sizes 12 to 16 cars, or 28 to 32 inches in length. $3.60. yi Aft TAOra-'l9Sa ?ffk iP:i ffshA Wftlb .!. PAM (Markrt) XP Always Good Sav Strugs in the Shoe StoiTe " you, would be wealthy, think of saving, as r:tll as of getting." Fronfcltn. Take these women's- high white, shoes, for instance; they are made of good white leather in lace style, with welted soles and covered heels. The special price is $2.85. Girls' Oxford Ties of black calfskin or dark tan calfskin have welted soles and low heels. They are In sizes 2U to, 6. Children's White Footwear Oxford ties, pumps and shoes of white leather that is like buckskin have -welted soles. Sizes 6 to 2 are $2.25 to $4.50 a pair. Men's Shoes Special $3.90 a Pair Dull black leather shoes' are theie, on Eng lish lasts. The soles are durably welted. 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