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Health Code improvements! matins of the state boird of the
Al imiii Or. c..t,v :, riKluo , Pennsvlvania Woman Suffraj;r Associ
Also Will Be Sought in Drive on wM cnfd ,at. rwWrrJllT nttfrnoon
for Social Uplift ,n consider future work. Mr John O.
'Miller presided, and plan" were ninde
t.) hold all local organisation together,
$ DENY "ALL-WOMAN" SLATE at 1'n" "nH1 th" nnn"nl ',n", '",nPn-
HL.L-WUMHI. "-lctinn ln Nnrembpr, h(,n a Dbilee mav
ffe.' ' I he held to celebrate tho victor
Woman suff'gists of this citv and
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state arc now busy planning lines alone
which thev will work whn their en-
franchiscment becomes effective
Condltions affecting industrial work
t, compulsory education of children
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to the age of sixteen years, child - wel -
fare problems, public health, propor-
Honal representation and the education
of women voters for the intelligent use'
of their new powers are some of the
objectives
There u no indention nt nrfsrnt that
women will seek office, but the opin-
women will work together. Co-opera -'
Hon where ,t is ernedient and inde-
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wannanr nanninHrp nn i ii.'u nri "r-s;ii
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terested in
Is the plan
Sochi legislation
All orr.oiiHons are in
keeping the woman vote independent
lor the purpose of rcserung tlieir power
to support as a unit, the social legis
lation that makes for better citizenship
The idea of preparing an all-woman
ticket to defeat the men at anv election
is scouted
Tho Pennsvhnnia Republican Wom
en r committee, headed bv Mrs Barclav
Wnrburton. are the oulv suffragists who
will work along strictlv party lines. Mrs
Medill McCormick. the national head
of the Republican Women. 1.- a daughter
OI .nanc wnuua . I
' It is too soon to sjt what the Na
tional Woman s partv will do." .".-ns1
Miss Man II Ingham, the state chair
man of the organization Although
the state has passed the resolution, the
favorable vote of twenn nine other
must he secured before we can ca what
we intend to do
"Personal!;, . I am interested in pro
portional representation I should like
to see this form of election adopted b
cause I believe it to be the onh fair
expression of the voters- opinions There ,
are thre- kinds of legislation in which ,
the woman s -et will have au effect
education health and recreation "
Educational Lines
The line along whi'h the Woman Suf
frage Association will work is educa
tion ' When the federal amendment
becomes a law. our organisation will
automaticalh become the league of
women voters." says Mrs George A
Plersol. chairman of the Philadelphia
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county branch of the association
'In the meantime we shall hold to
oar organization and start a campaign i
j a " . ,- . . ,
education omen ar conscientious
You never heard of a man feeling grav,
responsibility for the firs, vote of a bov
7y; '' ?V' KMUA '"T
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.-"'government and citizenship And the
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There nre mum tilings uhieh tier enn
There are manv things which ther can
do together for the common good "
Mrs riersol is not at all sure that
the work at Harnsburg is finished. ,k- '.; ' ''u"f "," , ,nT i ? P0'"1' brutalitv tint oftentimes char-
spite the large favorable vote shJ "on initunon r 1BrimduB, aPt17H, thp old da- will be missmg
feels that some votes ,av have been ' fTh'" "-tmn shall not apply to anv nn n v.omaQ Wbi
cast for the sake 0f expediencv rather i0"'"0' ntc"d into bv the city of
than conviction , I Philadelphia under legislative authority i Kmlnlne Invasion
' Three times as manv girK as bovs "lth respect to the ue or operation, u , ,
attend the high schools ,n this state, "f i" facilities whethe? furnished I Th" 'v"'oi of the feminine is here
according to Mrs Rudolph Blanken- h the citv 01 bj a private corporation Thp 3' aml predominating question
burg, who has no fears for the intelh or partly or jointly bv cither or both X nn' n'"nn ,llP m " ho yesterday
gence of the new class of voter i ' Nor shall this section be construed ' vot(vl '" rat!fr ,s- "l11 thp enthuriasm
'llobbv for Women I to rrnhlb,t 'llP oitJ' of Pl"ld"lphia from ' -
-, , ' , acquiring bv contract or condemnation
Mrr Joseph Gazzam is responsible the franrhi.-e and property of any com
for Introducing a new phrase ,n ,-oliti- ' fl, or operating transit UnU
cal lingo Instead of an "ax to Rniid.", ' aDv part thereof within its cor
she suggests that women will ride their . ,. . .u v...o e ,i f
favorite hohhr I","t' l" or the shares of stock of
"Every woman has a hobbv." savs
Mrs. Gazzam -And I think that the
woman vote should b kept independent
bo that she can work for her special
noDby Ine welfare of the coming gen
eration should be the ideal of women "
The hobbv of Miss Anna M W. Pen
nypacker daughter of the former Gov
ernor and a member of the National
Woman's part.,. ,s public health While
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mim uai uu ui-nniit- program ior iuiurc
political work she is making a prar -tlcal
studv of public health problems
'We might as well not have the vote
as form a tepara'te political party,
eays Mrs K G Halligan It would
be the greatest mistake in the world
What we want to do it. to see that the
women make use of their votes, and I
should expect our organization to have
rampaigners for all political tickets '
The former president of the Woman
Suffrage Association. Mrs George A
Dunning, is confident of benefit which
will come from the woman vote 'The
daj that suffrage goes through, a group
of Intelligent women thinkers will er
ter politics Thev will work for good
citizenship and for a higher mora!
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Mrs William B. Dcrr, president of
th Hnusckrenersi' I.rnzuc sajs
Iwnnt to b independent nnd prnijrr'Mve
land support the candidates who are in
favor of leslslation for the home TVe
'must oreanlze our croups politirallr and
Three Thiladelplnans are on this
board Mrs O Piprml. Mr Punning
yu Thr olhpr
m(,mnpr ia(.)n,ie Mr JI Talbot Trter-
vin, of Pittsburgh . Mis'. Anna Pfiinis-
ton. of Luierne: Mrs r H linger-
" "' Towanda . Mrs R ? Q'sjej.
of Lock Haen. Mr. illiam Ward.
1 of ChfstfT . Misv Henrietta Raldy Linn.
nf Williamsport. and Mrs Harriet L.
. Hobbs,
The immediate work of the ;'
fill loader' in this tate will be can-v
ine assistance to other slates where
legislatures are in session, and where
siiecial oiifs will be called I nlr's I
tMrti ..It states ratifv the nmrmlmPn't ,
,, does not become a law and women
,C,,i,nf m.t In time for the flection
of 1020
Tl,r. ,nte snffrnre hll. nasted some'ania Moman
c o m sTbrh ugh 1 b f
the Ie"rlatZ in lo"l and hen r-- I
the i.emiature in 1.1.1 nru men r
ferrrd .0 the voters putting off the
Ttual pnrticipition of women 11, . e, j
tion- until 12
Enabling Act
Permit
Would
Joint Operation of High-Speed
Lines in Philadelphia
CITY AND P. R. T. INVOLVED
Ry n Stnf Corrtpr fie .
Hinifburg, June 2,-, n enabling
act which would permit joint operation
of the eitvbuilt high-speed transit lines
m Philadelphia and the lines of the
p, ,,,,,, ., ,,., t,.,.,... r-,,r
or the acquisition bv either of the,
other's lines, passed the House finally
last night.
The act, which is in the form of a
joint resolution to amend the state con
stitution. was introduced bj Senator
Hdward W Patton It passed the Sen
ate finallj May 10
Before it becomes a law- it must pass
' '" UXL Mcceening Legislature aud
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rjJRT,llwl . t0 "fdum of
tno voters of the entire state
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, , d,S "th"t . ' W, Pro-
I "The'General AwmW, shall not au-
""" "v uuumy, city. Borough or1
rownshm or nM.n..,l., j... ' '
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. snwipju ,
association or corporation or to obtain
"r 'V?"?'"'' fr r ,0 IoaU
thf corporations owning or operating
,'"' fam" or aD Tt ,h"rPof
Hope Held for Shonts's Recovery
New York, .Tune 2o Improvement
was shown yesterday in the condition of
Theodore P Shonts. president of the
Interbornugh Rapid Transit Companv
who underwent a major operation Sun
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K1VI II lull i ... .,.. ji t-i. ... in- (hi.
clven out at m" ouice ot one or in- pir
sieians Hope is uow held out for his
recovcrv
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO NEVV
Re-cocitroeted
Upholstered
and Polished
$10 AM.
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Order Jl Eaci
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AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO.
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Imagine the coniternation of early
Philacjelphiam in the days when Ovptain
fCidd and Blackbeard were familiar figures
along the Delaware. Trunk of the excite
ment and anxiety with which they hurried
to bury the family valuables in some safe
place.
The houtehold chest never wa and
never will be a secure place in which to
store valuables. They are not safe from
lost, either by fire or theft
Our vaulti defy both flamei and
burglars.
We invite your inspection of them and
will gladly answer inquiries as to terms,
etc.; either in person or by mail.
suffrage victory dooms
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(J.LU rUIJrlL.JM, MK HU )S
Ye Old Frock Coat, Parades et a., Due to Pass Into Oblivion.
Bribes to Be Squelched, Says McCain
B GEOKGE NOX MrCAIN
MIT Cnrrrapcndrnt ot th Krenltus rubllr LMtfr
Harrlsburg. .lune 25 The Legis-iand high aspirations of these women
ture 0r Pennsjlvania vrsterdny set a last after the novelty of voting has
new iuiletone in political progress , pod 'away? It is unanswerable at
The rntifi.ation of the national uf-1 pirsent Therein lies the niccess of all
trage amendment maiks the end
of
"the good old davs "
Whnt wnnnn's suffrage will not nc
roinplisli
in that nwiiiTt
I'roi'ihition
will I
uo uot peiievc that an con
Mueranie numoer 01 tne members ntum .h n i ivw .niku. .m
the Home or Senate apprecnted tlic
extent of the clnnge they were help-
ing to establish One instance will
fene us an example.
For the first time In the histon of
Pennsylvania as pro luce or .tat a
woman occupied the rostrum ami .p.l
from the speakers desk. It a .1
memorable occasion, a piopheoj of what
mi come in future -ears, when .1
""map shall grace the inker's daW ,,s
I''ditiB office,
If she euicts her role with the dignitv
and grace of Mrs O H. Miller, of
Pittsburgh, piesident of the Pennsvl
uffragc Association.
the sons of the f,thers who gnve their'"' ' ' - "h.ded n,n numberless,
fe. for snftr.-ge ,'! be proud of the !1!"1 ", J" ef-- irreconcilable
group' There are Democrats. Repubi-
fact Independents. Prohibitiouist-,.
Worvn re .Jubilant Laboritfs racifits. Arhwcl Pocial-
As i historic fin 'e.sreraav was
likewise an rvinrs one In the big
"-ore! the lnhlu. mr and dining
10r.n1 ' ere hllei w it 1 women wearing
hjdges. waling fun guilon- and
litis of purple nnd sold, forerunners of
tli thousands that mav come to Harris
burg to caucuses. anj ' indentions, of
the coming years
And that future div will be more
c-editnMe to the politics of Pennsyl-
v,,nia ,han those of the pat The old
dais nave gone iort'-i Am- ".,
recirne has closed the chapter and
thrown awav the volume -Not tmt,belt are readv to face this issue There
Hnrrishurg will not have conventions, , will be no discussion with southern
biit thr will be of a ditT-rent sort (legislators on the right of the negro
Tl-ere will be street parades with women to vote
hands, badges, banneis and all the; .,,-,,
other concomitants that have made this Argument for Southerner:,
a citv of conventions Hut maik the Here is the argument that will be
Change Thre will be no more bar- I used upon the .southern legislators
ioom laiicuces No nior" sloppy con-' "You have t.iken care of the ques
fr ences against a brass rail punctuated Hon of the ne;;ro male voter to vour
with the hoaisp voiced liospitalitv ot satisfaction in the South, vou can take
"what cha gonna have" care certainlv of the woman's vote.
No more parades of the high water Anyhow, the National Dcmn' rath- partv
tn iff club in nlug hats. rclW snits
and 7 fl' frocl; suits, carved tiveially
for tin occasion, with na f tin mfm
hers tr-ing to do the goo'estep and the
rema iuder endeavoring to he dignified
and carry their liquor lil-e gentlemen.
j Parades to I5e Changed
The horoscope of this new era. with'
woman in the foreground, carues a
! different aspect There will be parades.
but doubtless there will be women
among th files of four by column right. '
There will be caucuses that will know
the sound of women's voices. Not nil
the ill-assorted elements of the old davs
will have been eliminated There will!
be trading, dickering, log-rolling, but
there will be a minimum of barter and
sale, the less frequent passing of cold
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cash for votes and a marvelous diminu
A. ., ... . ., ., ,.
,A.,,. l,l rtmen on tho
convention l.ving Women on the
chairman's platform and women as del-
egntes on the convention fioor. but the
'iiiiikyiiuM m Hi
The Essex is now known in more than
three thousand towns and cities.
Deliveries of new cars approximate a
hundred a day.
Thousands, through demonstrations
made by dealers and rides with friends, are
daily learning the qualities thataccount for
Essex popularity.
Their knowledge, like those who have not
yet ridden in the Essex was limited to hear
say. But their impressions were most favor
able because of what others had told them.
Won't You Too
Join Its Army?
You too will volunteer your endorse
ment, we are sure, if you will but ride in the,
Essex.
It has never failed. Our estimate is that
more than half a million have ridden in it
and are telling their friends about the Essex.
Such praise is not misplaced. We don't
believe it greater than the car deserves. But
that you will be able to judge after you have
ridden in the Essex.
Points Others
Speak Of
Note how motor car talk quickly turns to
the Essex.
When light, cheap cars are spoken of
pwffliiiiiiif
-rr Mr rr-trrt r r- w- r-i
for which these women who so gavlv.
handsomely nnd triumphantly cole-
brate.l estenbu have fought.
Now that woman Ins the ballot, so
far as Pennsjlvania is concerned, how
1 Mldr t0aril ,hr ,rnim in factlon torn
nndelphia? They do not know,
. Thfil. uHers rnnnot unsuer fbe one.
t)nn j
t p to the present thev admit that f
thev have been concerned with securing
the right to ote and nailing it down,
I oile the expression of one of their I
le-iders in the stntfment that the best,
thc can hope for is to hold together'
,. a woman's partv interested in th. ,'
, ngs that w,U benefit women and.
children
All Shades of Opinion
Thei leaders confess that the party
its. 1 hnstnn Scientists and Txtreme
Radicals. I ltimatfly the partv will
lucik up. disintegrate into units
lemnrs of the National Romans
icgn-.paitv loncerne.J until esterda in the I
work in Pennlvania began to scatter
this morning Their no: j (ties will be
transfciird to other states where ratifi
cation impends Alabama is waiting.
I di'ni'sed with one lad prominent
in the work the very delicate question of
ratification in the southern states as it
hinges on the ballot for the negro wo
man These missionaries to the black
has declined for wom.in's suffrage in
Belts for Men,
Sturdy leather belts with
gold or silver buckles. The
designs ate varied, including
many beautiful engine-turned
patterns.
Silver buckle with belt
'Gold buckle with belt
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
UlA.virivp 3IKRCHAXTS-
Ta
air million
Used In 3000 Cities,
Its
Admirers Are Now Legion
raise
a
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car Co.
128-40 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.
the national platform. The women of the
western stated will east a solid vote
i when given the franchise. They will
' "Hpd givrn me irancaiee
"r balance of power on .every
great question, lour own
safety in the
Smith ns Democrats rests UDOn your
action in granting the white woman In
your state the right to vote "
It is diplomatic, to say the least: it
may be sophistry and the moralists
might condemn the suggested disfran
chisement of the negro woman In the
proposition But these women are be
ginning to show a dainty machiavellian
hand. They ore disclosing resources of
political acumen undreamed of. The
am shattinc old ideas, nnd when Penn-
sjlvanla's turn comes there no doubt will
I "p m. ,hc '. P." i r ,mu-u T .?""
., L ' ... .1 .. t i, neu- role the1
i fervid crv. "God mc the common-
wealth "'
41 PENNSYLVANIA
nARIIAITIFSRFPnRTED.GARDEN PARTY
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Several Killed in Action, Others
Dead of Wounds and Disease.
Many Wounded
Tortv-one Pennsjlvanians are named
in casualty lists released by the War
Department today. Four hundred and
fortv-five names arc on the lists.
A summary of the losses for the state
follows :
Wmimlfd fterclv
SEniEANTS Michael fhuturlch All!
nen nM n ibert O Show PhtlaC.-lrhla
MrICIAN I.eM M Peturk Clev
rn'VT"KS Vincent BikalarsKI. Pitts
l.ursh nilrh N IIUllnT. Wllllnmtport Wil
liam ssa-tj Plttabursh. Samul Armstronir
Mn-cvis Hook CJeorc Is Bodmin Lock
tl... T TT- r'lrnv Tf.,K,,rtfh Wl't m
rhriiTor" C. DranVfleld Veland
P'her Roxborouith. 'Mvrl T n-.v Inir nrl I
ruhrer f5rov Citv. Jsm I.lnrer's inline.
imv-n Fnu! E Muster Mlf!inbu-i Frink
A Bauer Allentown. Iiuls nuizsnell
o-esB Ixuls J Guloh. Throp Geo-ce D
shroll Hlshspire Austin J S'artt Wilkes-
Tt,.r, Tlnhrr, V T'nemnnftn Oreensburiz
and Je K Van Artsdalen. Newtown
Illeil from Accident ami Other Causes
PRIVATE Thomar C Zhner Indiana
Died of Dlseaee
PWVATrs Georse, n Tne West Fin-
in and Albert Adair. rhllidelpMa
ounded (Decree Undetermined)
Pnn ATE.s Gerald T Gllb'rt Heading
ind JMn rablin, Fred
Wounded SUkIHIt
PERGEAVTS Joseph O Downs Marcus,
Best for Baby
Soid Sc . Omtnsnt 25 M . Ttleum 25e. Surnl,
fach mailed rt by "Cutltnr. Dept t L, Bcitcc ,r
$7.50
28.75
ill
5gsex
'ICntknraSoaDl I itmaifc IS
:r:- 5 III - ' -'-" MtW '" " rrWRfyl5iisjjr ffi KWtfisjr - I I b Mill
ill r?TT'TKIrS$"-""- ' " TO? sSffii? ill ffll "' ' Sr SaaBS9, ,"Z i j I jlI
if !! R wW iMssJL JLJLRfi&efri 2c:!!l Sill
JEWHLERS SILVERSMITHS H te-airi2?&iL'i OSMHHKTO?SrjS,XJif v..-- - -"1 '' ifltl
SSh'h.t-vSa'JSIf.t'V !8si.-;wSH vTSMVHrlSw rt5fa. vKPl 'Osf til i
, i, i'inm!iuiuiii.nnmiiii!:.iiiii'."'! m , ,i,i i , . i i I; IrijVirHMcr-'' : MrKa3rWmmmmi&u: . 4r;-ASg- !I
V ' C"'" "" ''"-'r TO MiVi'MflV 2JA SfciT. r-- -. I III!
their qualities are usually compared to the
Essex. Then someone says, "But the Essex
also has " and from then on Esstx
qualities are compared to large costly cars.
It isn't likely that anyone will say any
light similarly priced car approaches the
value of the Essex'.
In performance, for instance you won't
hear it classed with any but the most
powerful.
And so with its riding qualities, which
are invariably compared to high priced
large cars.
So is the detail of finish and beauty judg
ed by such standards.
Comparison with other light weight
moderate priced cars can be made only with
their respective first and operating costs.
Can You Resist
The Invitation?
We hope you won't delay in accepting
our invitation to ride in the Essex.
The result, we think, will be your leaving
' an order to be filled as soon as possible. We
know you will help spread the news about
the Essex, for it must inspire you with the
same admiration others voice for it.
WKSMBHSWA
Hook. nd Joseph V Devln. naint.
COIirOttAL Jmes A. Fil"nir. Lhlh.
ton
rntVATES Hsymona E Dennis, Ln.
csster. Rjmond J Trailer, Lancstri
Chre Friend Eaeten, Rlchsrd J nobb,
Phlltdclphla. Martin J. Stannld. rhlladel
phla. and John vnutlatch, New CoHle
Killed In Action trrcrlonsly Rrporled Mlislnr
In Actjon)
rntVATES Samuel B Morrison. Marll
ton, Norman I. Rot. Ellood, nd Francla
Wka, ilatiiur City
Kftumed to Duty (TreTloiislj- Rrcortrd
Mlislnr In Action)
rniVATE John J
rhla ,
Fojc, West rhllndcl.
$33,000 FOR RELATIVES
will of Mrs. Sablna Roam, of Den
' ver, Pa Is Settled
Lancaster, Pa., June 23. Under the
i"'11 of Mrs- habina Keam, widow of
A,lam nfnm' ot Denver, this county,
'relatives receive S3.T, 000 and the M-
1 ance, about $60,000, Is equally divided
l-sm I tin uc.-st.flT Uf THE
New Church of
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
WILL BE HELD ON
June 28, at 2 P. M.
ON THE LAWN Of THE POrNTllT PLACE
OF MB. AND Jins. EDW. .1. DU JIEE.
IIILLTOWN. ISl'CKS COUNTY, PA.
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to Spring House, to Lino Lexington to
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DISTRIBUTORS OF FIFTY-FIFTY
SMITH, KLINE & FRENCH COMPANY,, 429 Arch Street,
and Wholesale Grocers'Sales Company, 621 Bourse Building, Philadelphia
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Jme Crawford. riiiladrluhU
(orce K.Dannnhawrr& hon,CmdD,N.J.
Frank I.. Dickinson Co.. Ctmdsn, N. J.
Jimrs Gllltaple & Hon. riilUdVlnlila
Uonatlian flralium A Son Co.. 1
William 4. Grohan & C.. th'
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among eight Institutions: Lutheran
Theological Seminary, at Mount Airy,
Muhlenberg College, Orphans' Home
Asylum for Aged and Infirm of the
Lutheran Church, Germantown; Hoard
of L'nglfsh Home Missions of the Gen
eral Council of the English Lutheran
Freight Claims
Don't Lag Here
Nine years' experience has taught us
how to obtain prompt and satisfac
tory adjustments. Express claims,
too. If we fail we make no charge,
so success for YOU is essential for
OUR success. Write or phone for our
Service Man to call.
Industrial Traffic Association
Phone t
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Samuel llowtll. 1'lilliulrlnlila
II, ll.'Hindt
U'llllam Klnc
hAni. l'lilladrlnhla
Si Co., rhlladflphla
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Co.. Phlladnlnhli
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Llwlntott 4 Co., PbllaJplnhla
Alfrad Ihwt7 Bros,, rlUdflpIila ,
. HlUlara Hontnmtrr ,3s C. tBUOstohla
Church of Norih America, Lutheran
Mission and Church Extension Society,
Lutheran Orphans' Home, Topton:
Lutheran Good Shepherd Home. Allen
town, and Lancaster General Hospital.
Uv a decision of the Supreme Court
S25.000 bequeathed by David Johns to
the Mechanlcsburg school board Is given
that body.
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Traffic Managers Service
Perry Bldg., Philadelphia
Spruce 1622 Race 588
Jobn rrke & Co.. I'hlladtlphla
Rretts. rariln III Co., l'hlludelphla
rrimr-nK & iniuweii, rnnaaejuiiia
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Jcnn htoit Co.. inc., l'DUadtluhla, y f, ,
8amurl B. Sharp Co. Inc.. Pblladtlpala i,i
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