FARM.MPLOYESMYS
GIRL AND TRIES SUICIDE
i;jary e, Secman Shot to Denth
In .Homo oouiu 01
Cnmdcn
ASSAILANT IS DYING
IcMId Killed tn Bed Whllo Awaking
Reported Motive
M It Eman. tne fourteen-year-eld
4.iihter of John Seemnn. a truck farmer
. the MlHo Otouceater road. thirteen
Lit. south of Camden. wn shot ami In-
'UinUr fc" '" h,r -1"' ,i,sl nUhl lv
ShnmM Conway. thlrly-two. her fathers
ehand who then cut hit own throat,
itet himself and Is now dylnr; In the Cooper
Hofpllal
The father of the. clrl left lhi house
bout 9 A '"och The mother was with
her (he children, of whom Mary was the
JiJeat Mary went to her bed In th second.
S,Sr front room nnd. with her slT-vear-Md
slater, lay down with her clothe on
in await the return of her father Con
Jry' room adjoined that of the Klrl
The mother, who was finishing some
fcounework downslalra, shortly before md-els-M
heard a ecudlo nn n llcht scream
from her daughter room nml went to In-
ai, thouaht even thin all rlRht nnd
K. tnt down atalra ngaln
flhoruy niter uim. mtu ut:i,i ui.ij., in.
returning found her daughter dead Con
way had gone to hie own room nnd Mrs
Stoma n went out to summon aid
Neighbors found that Conway had nt
timptod sulcldo nnd was In n serious condi
tion. Dr Joseph 15- Tlurff. of Ulackwood,
was summoned, and ho lud Conway re
moved to the Cooper Ilospltat In Camden,
whero his nnte-mortem statement nw
taken.
Conway worked for Secman nbout live
years ago for a time nnd mine hack this
Kovembor. aeeldnff his old Job Detectives
jjoran nnd Grlbben, In charKe of the case
ley the motive of tho murder was Jealousy
. MMnir rTm fT T 4 vf--ltc-
R purrii I'Cii ur jjn-.iviiio
QUITS LEAGUE ISLAND
'Bailors Mnlto Diligent Search
for
Missing Portuguese
Poodle
If jou visit the Philadelphia Navy Yard
today and you saw Jacklca running lillhrr
end thither; compnnlrn of marines ncramb
tint over fences. Jumping Into cellar or
itealthlly creeping up on ovcry nook nnd
corner which might serve an a hiding place,
and commanding ofllceri Issuing snappy
orders to eery nble-bodled man In (ho
yard, do not bo nlarmid No foreign rp
has found accrai to the steel vaults; diplo
matic note nro taking Rood c-iro of our
troubles with l.uropenn countries and every
thing Is quiet along tho III? Grande
Puffy, who for Ronw, tlnto has been
prominent In tho affairs of tho Island, n
fine specimen of Portuguese "poodlclsm "
about twelve Inches long nnd seven Inches
high, loved by every ono who knew him.
felt the call of the world and bnde a fond
adieu to llio yard Christmas morning
"Thero wan n time." said one officer re
flectively, "when Puffy was perfectly con
tent to sit nnd ploy around the otilce Hut
a short tlnro ago when Mrs Ilussell. wife
of Captain It !. Ilussell, received her dip
loma after having flnlshed n course In nvla
tlon, a newspaper photographer went to tho
Captain's home to 'nap' Mrs Itussell, I'uffv
J bounded out volplng something fierce, and
wim murucr ini ni eye no many cneweu
the foot off the picture man Thera has
been n scarcity of them litcly and 1 mip-
'; pose he will turn up In some newspaper
omce sooner or later
The commindant has offered a liberal
reward for the return of JMiffj
WOMAN SAYS TELEPHONE
MEN FORCED ENTRANCE
t Eho nnd Husband Bring Suit at Media
for Alleged Damages and
Nervous Shock
lll'IHA. Pa. Dec. SO Suit for $7100
has been brought by Albert S lluver and
his wife, of I-ansdovvnr. aualnxt the Dell
& Telephono Company to obtain d-imagei for
Injuries alleged to have been done to Mr.
lluver by cmploses nf the defrndant com
pany and damage also na!d to have been
done to the house
Tho plaintiff allege that on October U
1916. during the absence of lluver. but
; whllo his wife was nt home three employe
J of the company called nt their home and
aid they lincl been directed to Iniiall n
telephone Mrs. lluver refused to allow
them to enter, and the men, the plnlntlff-i
say, forced mi entrance and caused damnce
placed nt 1100, It Is alleged that Mrs
lluVer suffered n iierroui slioclc nnd said
' the sustained a permanent Injurv namaice
amountlnir to 1 1000 for the wire aim :ouo
for the husband are asked
Autolst Held' far Man's Death
LAXCARTHU. Ta . Dec 30 V P
Shear, manacer of Kvorlir lulit Polish Manu
facturing Company. Tins been arrested on
the charRo of bolnc reeponslble for tho In
juries which resulted In the death on Mon
day of Peter Wanner, a tobacco nmu, Wag
ner, on December 6, wai run down by
Bhear'a automobile. He gnve J1000 ball
Republican Elector Refuses to Qualify
SEATTI-n. Wash, pec. SO, Although
the official canvass of the vote for Presl.
dent shows that six Democrats and one
Jlepubllcan elector received a plurality of
the votes, the representation In the electoral
college Is solidly for Wilson. The lone Re
publican elector refuses to qualify, taking
tho position that Ills election was a fluke
Jacob Wiener
CATERER
866 North Seventh Str.-et
extends a very "Happy New
Year" to his patrons, and
wishes to thank them for their
patronage.
Jacob Wiener
Milton H. Wtensr
Bell. MirVtt 1 Keys . Park -IIT1D
Leg Comfort
Doi'l suSVr frm . l
Ylu. lei UIcer. .',""
tiwelUn tea-.or oil.r 1 tteu
tits wbkh coaatact, cerula
"'rSSllSS UiCED STOCKINO
wlu iuVk u Uawx jj
mmde l ioeaur wtiuou eU.ii.
for many mwnfc. Wjtt-
able Cost only t) :. J
"o for tM I'abliou. atJ
loud fc-UaJ pa uiueH matt -
elf nurinai ljuf 4 ,
Itaiin liot daily. Sat. 9 to .
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ews in Brief
stomal S,M,r ,.na Mr- Ieaerrk Tutor
Te!w. '" .' nnu,en c- mi wln
bVdi.1?!.'. mo,orc"r ' rtPPl ltn two
.j.f n?,J1Lnm " ""k'M fsrtlltle Na.
rtSns .? National lllrhway Aoelation I
w ,,ru "'"'" iirtir car i
?v.T-""." """ br W H Keller Hrrt
ijeputy Atlereey Oenenvl. to tr J M
Z5l, "'"""Ion and t.leeneure There la
which trioees the ndmtntatmthin of an nne.
driir n ,,"r,r,,t ntan 're any other
.,it,nl',:,1.', rnMI A '"'s'11 'r BT In
a amall eotllsten at the lllnhon street crow
Ine of the Philadelphia and Iteodlnn Hall,
jvay James t.lnholm. a brnkeman. who
lives at USI lttdjte avenue miffereil severe
Inlurlea V .l.ifi.. . . , ,
Mcked Inlo a aidlnic and emaahetl Into an-
w...r, iicikiu ear on whtah I.lnholtn wa
alandlnr Th. i.n.. A. i...-!.., .... ..,
--.. . .. an...-, ml ,Urf,ITI .iir' nun
the man was hur'ed to the ground wllh a ...h
",ln! " ne reeenetl a rrac'urnl cilar
Une and contusions of the face nnd llmbi
He Is In the Samaritan lloepltal
rt:('i:MKKH w lint -srly today
while Irylmr to dlmutde two friends from
rchtlnr Vincent Salvatlnn, nf 6S South
Ninth street, la the victim He M In the
PemiRv Iranla lionpltm with bullet wounds
In hie head and right knee HnUatlno iwll
he tried to stop hP friends' ntht at the
corner of Knhth nnd Montree streets He
would not tell their nnmes
lUll'AIIb ft CO, In thW rlly. and J. P.
Mornan & (o. In Xew York, have Riven
every employe a handome bonus from the
I anklnK buslnraa An amount equal to
forly per cent of the enlary iald durlm: the
vear la art ald In trust fur the benefit
of each etnplove
AtlTOMOIUl.n INJI'IUII) Murjr Joiner.
seventy eari old. of 330S Wallace street,
while she waa crossing Thlrty-alxth slreel
at rheetiuit She Is In the t'nlvrrslty Hoi
pllnl eufferlnc from n fracture of the left
lfR William .MaKUlre. of Newtown Snuare.
driver of the car i arrested ami will
have a hearlnR toilay
VTII.IMM Pt'.SV 111(111 KTIIOOt. Klrl
will Inve a practical Instruction In ptiblto
and social service thromch the agency of
the Collefto Club llarly In tho second
school term the atudents will be nralirnrd
to work In the Juvenlto Court. In the So
ciety for OrR.inlilni; Charily, the Children"
Aid Koclelj and others. Tho committee In
charge of the work N headed by Mr
Horace rielsher
CAMDEN
INJtUllIS ltl-.rr.tvr.il by Kmnk 7urltL,
tncnty-alx eara old, n laborer, who late
last night, vvnu hit by a train on th; elevated
railroad brldKO at Mount Kphralm avenue,
may result In III- death Zurlclt Is In
Cooper Hospital with n fracturril skull
nnd concussion of the brain
STOl.lIN llllVlt from the dour t
restaurant In Delaware avenue near Mar
ket street led to the arrest of (lenrge Cray
Cray removed the carcass and placed It on
the shoulder of a friend When Policeman
Ilurk pursued them the friend transferred
tho beast to Crav n bark nnd disappeared
It I ItAI. Di:i.lV P.KY mll rurrlrr raaiu
Inatloni will lie held by the I'nlted Ktnten
Cvll Service C'oinmlaalnii nt the Camden
and Haddontlelil pustolllces January IS to
till a vacanc) nt Ulai.kivooil. X J
1 VfOt'll TIOS of tlutrriiiir-rlrtl Wal
ter i: IMtte, which wilt be held nt Trenton.
Jnnuar 1$. will be attended by more than
h00 memhers of the David llalrd March
Im; Association of Camdou (leorge Wythe
presided over a ineolliiK at which arraiiKe
ments were made fur u special train, bailees
nnd tmnnrri A meetlnic will be held next
Wrdncsda) nluht to complete arrangements
ll.WI (U:H OK I ISOO were BMsrdrd llnw
nrd T Stageo by a Jury In the Cnmileii
Countv Circuit Court for Injuries sustained
when he wai struck by n trolley car of the
Public Service Hallway on Hroadway, near
Xevvton Creek February IS.
Ml'MUUIIS' PAIIADK uu Monday will
be over the following route Iiat on Vorl.
to Front to Hrle to Third, to State, to
Second, to Clm, to Front, to Cooper, to
Seventh to Market, to Second, to Federal.
to Hroadway to Newlon avenue to Clie.it
nut. to i'outlb. Hi Mount Vernon, to See
mil. to ItilKhu avenue, to front, to Mc
chunk, lo Second, to Kalgliu avenue, to
Ilroadwa) to Mlckle, tn Sixth to Haddon
avenue, to Market, to Leonard avenue, to
Seventeenth, to Itlver roin nuu Home
EAT YOUR
New Year's Dinner
' J$anscom's
TABLE D' HOTE
60c, 85c & $1.10
Try Our
Sunday
Dollar
Di
inner
The high cost of llrlnt; a
tn. vrcek-end real ate !
excellint reaaona for . brtn.
mc the antlra family bare t.
Morrow.
LufyN
Ten 143t Cbettnnt Ht 13 Markd .St. nap
W 80 MarLtt ht. J
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i J ANOVER
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1 yKL Twelfth, and 1
SWWsPB mlraio a ll 11 H
I CLAUDS U. UQSn, H
EVENING LBDUKK-PUIliADKLPHIA. WAW&DAY. DECEMBER SO,
PUBLIC RECORDS OP THE RIVAL
CANDIDATES FOR SPEAKERSHIP
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DHrrT3iiHsvHBSa4sRiBiH lHiiiiiiilHi!sHLlH'CiEWBZ,
UK IWW.ll J. tl.vi.lMVIM
Penrose rnmllrfnte
Age Sltty-three
f Home Media, Pi
Public oRleeei Iteconler f Deeds of
Delaware -County, 1502 to 1J0T: member
of the House of Itepresentallves. 1JJ5-ST-9J-I9ll.l3.ts.i7;
member llou'e Intur
anee Committee ilnce 1911
l.t.(IISI,ATt C. KIU'OHII
Voteit agtlnst popular election of I'nlted
Rtatec Senators
Votett ngatnet child labor bill, which
passrit
Vote,l agnliKt locnl option bill, which
was defeated
Voted agntnM workmen's compensation
bill, which l-assnt
Voted for housing bill from which "teeth"
had been drawn ,
Voled for full'CrevT law repealer, which
vvna vetoed
Voted fur woman suffrage on constitu
tional amendment
Voled for rold storage bill
Voted for Increase In city Indebtedness
Voted for bill providing new s stent for
registering land titles
Voted for Insurance bill providing addi
tional supervlsUm of fraternal Insurance
societies and reniiitlng certain societies.
MYSTERY IN DEATHS
OF AGED PAIR SCOUTED
Invcstiifntion Indicates Natural
Causes in Demise of Mr. and ,
Mrs. John P. Murphy
Th? police today are convinced after an
InvestlKatlon, that natural causes wero re
sponsible for the deaths of John I Murphy,
reventv-alx jenrs old, nnd his wife, Mary
IT Murphv, seventy jears old. whose bodlea
were found In their home. 302 Weit Wlnmia
nvenue. Inst night, nfter entrance to the
premises had been forced
Suspicion of the neighbors were aroused
because lights In the house had been left
burnliiK for several dis It Is believed
that the aged couplo had been dead since
Christmas The body of Mrs Murphy was
found sitting In a chair, wrapped In blank
iits. with several emptv medicine botllen
within reach
Her husband body was found on Hi
first Hour. Ivlng iiirosa a couch The pollen
think he came home and found his wife
dead, and that the ahock brought on an at
tack of heurt disease lie had hh money
and Jevvelrv In bis iioesesilou and there
were no marks to Indicate foul pla
The house was lutenselv told, ami Christ
mas curds and gifts were found on the
tables
m
Woman round Dead; Gnu Jet Open
Mrs Anna do Halm said to have bten
the widow of a wealthy cutglass manu
facturer, vrho died In Philadelphia nbout
live ears ago, was found dead In bed to.
day with K"sh flow Ins; from a Jet in her
room at 1834 Ureeii street Mrs C Pat
terson. In charge of the rooming house,
smelted gas nnd called I-ouls Josrlow. 1820
(Ireen street He forced the door of Mrs
He Harm's room, and then notified tho
pollen of the Twentieth and Iluttonwood
streets station The police believed her
death was accidental
In December, 1914,
this aid appeared :
Go Ahead
and do business.
r
We nre not at war.
There is plenty
ness requirements.
Our crops are far above the average.
We can now manufacture everything
we really need.
Let's get, to work.
CORN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT AT SECOND STREET
m
Our advice now is
Slow
Chestnut at Secpnd Street
A
EDWIN 1. (JOX
Vnro candidate.
Age Forty-six
Home Philadelphia
Public otllces Member of the House of
llepresentallvea 1S8T. l90-t3-U-IT.
i.i.iiiMt.vTtv r.Mitiruun
Voted for child labor bill, which passed
Voted for lecat option bill, which was de
feated Voted for workmen's compensation bill,
which pained ,
Voted for housing bill from which ' teeth"
had been drnwn
Voted for full-crew law repealer, which
Vras vrtoed
Voted for woman suffrage constitutional
amendment
Voted for cold storage bill whleh passed.
Voted for liu-reaas In clty'a Indebtedness
Voted for bill providing new system for
registering linil titles
Voted against bill providing additional
supervision of frnternnl Insurance societies
and oxemptlng certiln societies.
Voted for Increase In number of officers
nnd men In State police
Voted for provision for attachment of
wagen of persons Indeb'id for boarding nnd
other claims
Voted against bills providing for Initiative,
referendum and recall
POLICE IN TENDERLOIN
RAID ARREST 40 MEN
Prisoners Marched in Hotly
Station House Held on
Variety of Chnrges
to
In a Tenderloin raid today Police Cap
tain Nicholas Kenny aided by several mem
hers of the vice eqund. nrrestcd at 4 35 North
Hlghth street nearly twoscoro men w,ho
are variously charged with i;nmbllng. earn
ing drugs, having concealed deadly vvenp
ons, running a gambling house and being
Inmates of one
The "doners ' will be turned over to
Federal olllclals The rest ut the men will
be hnndlril by city officials.
It was one of the biggest raids In a long
time In point of arrests It waa conducted
ipiletly nnd I ho police had no trouhlbe The
big crowd of prisoners was marched to the
Tenth nnd Iluttonwood streets station at
2 o'c!oU without causing any special com
motion In the district
The police accused Samuel C Franklin,
nllaa Sam llrllt. nn being tho keeper of a
gambling house nt the address where the
raid was made, 43C North I'lghtli street
Other principals among those arrested
were Mallou Dtlchrlat, 100S (Jrren atreet:
Abe Stein. 430 North Franklin street, and
Joseph Stein. 475 North Klghth street, all
charged with carrying concealed deadly
weapons, and William Fogel, 431 North
Franklin atreet, bearer of n largo quantity
"f drugs The rest of those nrreated were
said by the police to be merely ' Inmates "
The Aldine Hotel
Chestnut and 10th Streets
Has exceptional facilities for pri
vate entertaining.
Receptions, Weddings, Cards, Din
ners, Dances.
of money for nil busi
Down
Com Exchange
National Bank
Philadelphia
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WOMAN FACES DEATH
AFTER OIL EXPLOSION
Hdiisckccpcr Carried V r o in
Home by Firemen, Who
Smash in Door
One vroman wa o severely burned. tht
physicians have ng trope for her recovery,
and ttro men were severely burned today
after an exploding eU & bad eel tit tt
the home of Charles Kebollta. at U0I Carl
ton street
Mrs Jennie Selxvlkn wai pouting oil front
a can on a tires In the kitchen range this
morning when the oil In the container
Ignited and an explosion followed In an
Inttant Mrs. Seboikas clothing was In
names, nnd she ran screaming through the
house Pieces of naming cloth vvhlch fell
from her body t nr in carpets and tapes
tries Her hualwiml Chatle and Samuel
Wii'f n iK-nrder, were severely burnd on the
hands and arms when they attempted to
extinguish the nre In the woman's clothing
In the meantime a citlten had turned in an
alarm
Firemen Downey and Hart, from Station
It Fifteenth street, near Vine street, broke
Into the house and corrled Mrs Sebolkn.
tn the street, where they wrapped rugs
nround her and put out the lire. She was
removed to Hahnemann Hospital Phsl
c ana reported that there was hardly a
soot nn her body that had escaped belnt
burned Charles Sebolkn nnd Wolf, the boarder,
had been overcome by smoke ami they
were carried out h Joseph l)e Haven, a
nreman Aa Sebolka was being plnced lit
nn ambulance which waa to take him to
Hahnemann Hospllnl he murmured
"l.lttlo Jacob Is In the house; let me go
after htm" He tried to crawl out of the
wagon, but waa restrained
Charles Clallagher. a hoseman. dashed tn
the second floor of the house and found n
two-ear-old baby boy In a front room
The babv waa also taken to the hospital,
but was found to be unharmed
NVIItCi.KSS MUSIC FOR DANCP.
IllKh DridRo Rndio Station Wilt Send
to Morrl.itown
MOIlltlSTOW.V. N J. Deo JO Hawaii
nn orchestras marimba bands nnd even
balalaika bands nre au fait. Tho ennui of
a social reason Is frightfully wearing tin.
less one has a new thrill Theodore Only
has thought of a new sensitlon for the
nodal whirl Its wireless mus'c.
l'o trots, hesitations and even 'toddles"
will he played at the laboratories of the
D Forest radio station nt High llrldge,
N J and trHtismlttrd via wireless to the
(Inly home here for a dance tonight
Ready Money-
United States Loan Society
117 North Droad St.
411 S. Slli st, MIR (kroianUna are.
FOR SALE
several electrlo cars, light delivery type,
bodies In fair condition, motors and
batteries In good ahape. Will sell at
snv reasonable fleure Jttlilrs Th-
Jnclsehmann Company, 70) Washington
St . New York v
A
Overland 1200 lb.
Delivery Wagon
1916
DEATH,INSANlTV,nXNE
OVER LOSS OF HOMES
Condemnation of Property, Duo
to North Brond Street Ex.
tension, Causes Sorrow
One agesl nwnan died of a broken heart,
other were III and one resident of Oak Iin
Neama Insane a the tesult of vrerry over
the pending dsetruetlon of homes to permit
the exlenelem nf North llroad street. neord
Intt lo persons In lml section who are
opposing the plan
The etteneron will be made under an ordi
nance, which provhlen for the opening of
ltrond atreet from Chellen, avenue to llalnea
atreet
The remnmurants made It plain that
monetary conelderattona were not the cause
of that opposition, nnd that many of the
home to lie rated were built more than a
hundred era ago and have been In posse
slon of the families of the ptesent owner
tor many year Their destruction, It waa
Hvld would seem almost a sacrilege
Mrs Thotnaa Keaaler, n widow, died of
a broken heart, through worr over the con
demnation of her home nt York road nnd
Wilson atreet, according to J)r Thomaa
Halts, whoso property alao la nftecled
'She lived amid theee historic surround
lues many tears ago." Doctor Helta said,
"and loved her old homestead dearly Hhe
could not bear the thought of giving It up."
Doctor Hells rold there were many caaea
of lllneea reported through constant worry
over the proposed rasing of homes. In one
case nt least, he said, a property owner had
become Insane through worry
"Persona downtown." he eald. "cannot
underaland how we feel nbout It These
homesteads nre sacred to the heart of the
owners They cannut be satisfied with
money compensation"
New York Zooloclat Dead
A1.1IANV. DfC, SO Dr, Tarleton HotT
man Dean, aoologlst and director of the
New York Aquarium from 1895 to 1U8,'
l- uraii ncrc.
1872
Wc wish you
Health, Happiness
arid Prosperity
during the
New Year
Accept also our thanks
for favors received
during 1916
Kind & Sons,
DIAMOND Mi:nCHANTS
ew Overland
ro tr n 'into
no wiuvs-jnifirm r rices
I
Effective December 25th
I
Country Club . . .
Willys-Knight Coupe .
85-4 Touring Coupe .
85-4 Touring Sedan .
85-6 Touring Coupe .
85-6 Touring Sedan
All prices f. o. b. Toledo
v Immediate Deliveries
OVERLAND MOTOR COMPANY, Distributors
323.5-7 North Broad Street "
Ball Fboue Walnut 4897 ' Bew
The WiHys-Overland Co., Toledo, Ohio
Manufacturers of Willys-Knight and. Overland Automobllce
f nd Llgbt Commercial Car,
"Made t U. S. v.'
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DRIVER KlttBD ISC RUNAWAY
Body of Dennis Lcary, TeuaaUr, froainJ
by Wro In Field
Dennli lery, ft teamster mptoyd by
J 0 lb ton Mcllvaln A Co., lumber1 dealer,
was found lajt night by Park Guard
Murphy lylnir In n field t SIxtyfoarth
and Webster atreet. with Ms heart against
the wheel of hi lumber wagon With Whtt
Ma team apparently had run away
Murphy took Ilia man to the Weit Phila
delphia Homeopathic Hospital, wheraf jihjr!.
clan pronounced Mm dead. It Is auppoaed
Ma neck waa broken when the team came
tn a standillll In the field and threw Mm
to the ground Ieary llyed at fifty-eighth
and Tine atreet. and I survived by a
widow
'alv'-e -4l .?
For This Kind of Weather
Tour hatr must TltfinOt'fim.T Mat
reur KNTinK home daring tale weather,
Tn eriilnarjr Tisattr psrhsr onlr aa r
cent etnelent Is nn e-onomta waste and
a mnsee to health , Beeurs peefcl fn
tMtlon aaatnit the eUments enjey abae
iuta ceinfert br Installing a
FLECK HEATING SYSTEM
SS," nS fnet Ae TiVist n.u en
SfeMtowiw-'s
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Cmt fer particulars
Villi Oar Kn,ll
Rtaehtd naowreoms
4t-t-tH AM) BO
NORTH MXTlt (IT.
r n, ,,... ,,.,- --
1917
1110 Chestnut St.
JinVELnnS SILVKItSMITlla
$750
$1650
$1250
$1450
$1385
$1585
$850
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