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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919
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Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO 341
Authorized by the Hft of October .
1917. on Ma at the rostofflcs of Phila
delphia. Ta.
By order of the President
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Postmaster 0- leral
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Koma, 1 iiRostn Inn miiiiiIIiiiipii
oniiipttRnn onntrn il (ii-nrrstlr Ciiiltirmi,
Kin enmnndantp iIpIIp Ariiiiito ItnlimiP
nil frnntc dl l:itt:i--li.-i. c' taln ini.intn
dal Rlornnli "I,n Stnmpn" ill Torino.
orfiano dpi purtlto deH'On. (lin'ittl. c
rial Riortinlp 1" Awmti." tirs'itio del
nnrtltn dpi snelnlNll nlli.-l.-ili.
I due Rinrnnli crn-sino di diiinitr.irp
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'EMPLE UNIVERS1TV
College of Music i1-
Thaddeus Rich, IUiis. Doc, Dean
Thaddcus IUeli, Alfred I.uren.
N'lolin
Lewis J. Howell.
Gertrude Haytlci Fernlry .Voice
William Svlvano TIhhhIpi. Philip
Goepp, Emil V. Ulrich.
Piano, Theory and Oriran
Frank A. Nicolctta llain
Gardell Simons Trumpet
Rudolph KiiKcl Cornet
Carl Tschopp,
Guitar, Mandolin. Banjo
And Competent Assistants
All Branches ot Mumc Taupjht
Full dctmh in Cninlni) F.-1J
Dione. Itlaniirinl (1.1 1,
College of Miiiir, "1 '
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PEIRCE SCHOOL
llnlli ee I ounc Women nnd (.IrN Millie lien nnd lt.ni. Anunir !en nnd llo.. a
of Business Administration
"Ainerleu'a roreiiin"t ltiihie'," x. hool"
Intensive courses to prepare ount;
men and women to fill the demand
of Philadelphia business houses for
trained workers for responsible po
litions. Day and evening scj-sion'-. Kx--perienced
instructors. Send for 55th
Year Book.
,Pine St. West of Broad.
Philadelphia. I'a.
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ifcLUiiKArni-.
THE DUNLOP SYSTEM 1
laugtit tsy uisc Kccoras
In the I'rla. of O! n U-n Hi "ML
Teaches You to Telegraph
With ln KITort Tlian "Hum"
That Hrqulrril lo llu,u
Oran.1 Opp h rtiiR-'tni" .r In l i"
whn prfiilui l "Ti i'. f'h.Hinjrdtih
and Li:AUN SfiMlimvi! iigt .j
ran
"CASH IN ON" '.T-Ao1
Write or tall fn. 1 ihI.'B Hnd Pi
li.'u'.irs
cinr,r.o Tr.i.i'.i.u i'ii ivxiirrTr,
Thlla. Ofllee, 309 I'urknai Iliilldlng,
till North IIi.ihiI xtrert
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia's Greatest Business
School
CaUt tti'le or pnoiir o, '" m'i'i i'ir.
STRAYER'S
807 Chestnut St. Phone, Walnut 384
Our graduates are In c
, goodpa)inc pucttlont
the easy, spprly strm
iin& eecrctarlal t ourse
niflunt d lilnii'l for
(r Km bnorthaiid
t uniidf te bU'dnfH
i-po( Ml rat. - fi
aUKUil 111 L
lf ti .tinliin l.ntfi
any time tall or wrttr lor full
pftrtlrulais Hiid iniloRU.
I-IIII.A. IU MMs OI.I,i;.K
urnl Colleiei r Commrrff
101? ClirMriMt t.. I'hll.iflelMhln.
GEORGE SCHOOL
Country School
or Bojs and Oirla beimrute dormltarl?!.
Courses broad and tlioruuieh Student atudlei
Under superlBlon of prlni 'uul Oraduatet '
succeed In college Spt-cUi ourses. Ath
letics, rvmnusluin, boot. 2-7 woodtd acres
9nd optn country on N-nuunny Creek En
riowea.- liHi's mooerni i .iiaio. itmrcr ..
U'altnn. A. M.. Tim 2!,. Cmrar Hfhool. P.
" At'COl Tsr
miSINKSS XDMIMSTRATION
m'Ni.vim i.i;ttkk kitis(!
TW HMvIN(i IRUriC
We hae given hundred of dmhitmu
earnest men and uonien tin- stHrt that ha
'put tberp over the top anil hav thp'r rp
rds to point to with Jut pi id Wt car,
do at much for you
IVrite, photi or rU Walnut .111
tnHAn.t; KXTK.XSM.N INH Kltir
CQH Chetvtnut Mrfet I'hlladelphU '
Are You in the Right Position ?
IVlfAT auk ov iht riTTi:i rou?
Js a. well-known ps-v. holosihi t n wu th
riffht location in life for miu App at th
VOOATIONAI. CllIINCK INTITITIC
Iloom 402, l'resier Hide lilt luutuut St
nl tihnnn Hnrin ft -1 -1 ."
School for Exceptional Children
VMrfaIIIIV In M nniTTiritl tllh Imma rn IHi
'trit train' of children who through men- I
fcaiKl.bUltJ' re nnal.le tn attend public or1
sr Dept. or L.om.tsci ror oiqer girl.
.A lyooda. Prln. Ilos 171. Ito.lrn. I'a.
he iv.utea -Positions wultlnz. PrM
gtat'n for Cdlleftro and Normal graduates
afajern Teachers' llnrea.i. Inn Mirket ft.
K1NOSTO.V. PA.
WYOMING SEMINARY
A M-ducaUons! school where boys an4
1 artrls get a vision of the highest par
poos or lit.. Exceptional teachers la
very d.pt. Collec preparation. Bust
wu. Music, Art, Oratory and Dome.
tie Artf Selene. Military Training.
Ormnsslum and Athletic fields. TStk
Tiar. Endowed low rates. Writ for
catalog. Address
T- T.i Unearned II Tl . r. STinstew. "a.
KKADINO. PA.
Schuylkill Seminary
Reading's Junior College
lrepjrtoiT and Junior Cnlleg. courses for
II colleges and universities. Co-ed. classical,
commercial, music, elocution and domestlo
SeJeBcev ltatea 1378, ('staler up raquest.
IRV. WA1I1IU.V V. TP.KL. JI. A.. l, D..
I'reslfleni
ANNVII.I.K. PA.
NOV VAM.KY Cnl.I.KdK Co-ed.
miles from Itnrrlsburg A H.. Il 8.,
JT. Heffreea, College Academy Music,
m
rr. sn. I're-meqicsn puree lerma mna.
-C.UI f : ""r"""-"- .- -
AfLEHURST SCHOOL
VINKLANIt. N. J.
Vlnelaod.
N. J.
A' select home school for a limited numfaar
rvren ann sunnormn. rn..ir.i. sibs
a years' ewnerlenee, ItnoUtet p.
Tisrs' "jsruT'IT Htnr. rrlnrlpal
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EaW&H COLLEGE ;,'
lanaaas.
Vlrtvlaala.
0m1. mm, &" - P- v.'0?!'
SBK.CiTlkSK?!??. "ss xr
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1 "a. ?" "
clie In propnRandn socln.lls.tn cnttollcn
lion cbbp nulla n vrdcro con In tllsfnttii
ili Cnporotto c clip gll unlc! n-aponanblli
snno 11 C'ndonin oil I gdicriill iln lul tiro
tcttl. 1Avnnti nrciisa 11 Cnilnrnn ill mor
upprnvnto In ftidliuloiic ill iiioltksimi
soltluti.
I'arlRl, 111 Iiislio 1 Rlornnli francesi.
noi unnn nrloiitiiiiinito ilr-lln lnro po
Mini In fnvnrp ilc'll'ltnlin. immvonu
n.pr c-ritir-ttn VI nttrgKinim'iiti piI
nll'oiipni del IVphMphIp Wilmiu.
II Binrtnilo "l.n I'ntrlr-" pnbMIrn mt
nrtiroln ni'l ipiiili1 illcwi i If 1p pntpnti
(irRitnixziuinni .liiiPririiiie liniinn gin' In-
nso rnn In lorn pPtiPtrnxintip nimnicr
ialp In .liiRi.slnvin. lnRPiili .piantitn' dlik)(to ,( ..ntc-ti t'i ( inlPRralp dpll'npppllo
'lifiirnitni'iiti p iiii'ri'iuiip in RPtinri' vnnci
!tatp liarrtp n I'itiniP piI a Salniilrpo.
lipi- psspi'p invliilp iipll'liiti'i mi dpll.i
.IiiRo - bniu t'lii" "-I'lnlirit gfiitifintr Ip
itfTiTTiinsciritii ilci giorunli itnllnni. i qunl
rII Stnti I'nill ii;lliiin I
ritriigiiim "
n..psii.trp 1'iiunp iilln .luciioliivin prlm-i-
paliM-iitc p.'r i liirn Intcrc-.! iiiiiticiilnri.
'" ll,lil panda il port., di Tinine in
nil"" ,,'i inR"lini. clir mm linimo
niarinn up" imvi tlniinzi.iri ppi mn-
trnllnrlii. -i tinsfniinprt'lilip fni'ilniPiitp in
'3,'c(ou'lcJ dclwol&k
Formerly Miss Marshall School
lit. I . miiifij' Pi H i.lrlph.n
i ijili ii; r ii' Ilnidti u -It' 'tn mm)
ti mirni'v tlk Ten 'nil"
Ii. pit i f .r -II till MrmiR
j nrrtj . (tiirnr Mll-i ll Iniii',R-
I v, n, HIi ri lloiitMil iitillZ
ilifMrir il !i mn tn ri nir nt t'rlnht
t IipitTuI i I t-r. mn Supfr icfrt
nihlr tu -i !nliiihiiil nil mi m Tor
('.rifling ,11). I M W. -T llil'lrt
imm Mit.KtN nmi.hs V. If.
HfihI nf rhiMtl
(tk l.aitt. rii.tittlHphlu. Tn.
The Holman School
".Dl M.M T T.
t ii iv f,,r ti t nll lb i i r on
'I bur-In x,.,i 2Mb I'H'i
t i,i.iii:rn w. nn i.r.i. it. .
Ilend Mllrc
n rnrtnoiiK. va.
M;ss Sayward's School for Girls
(lirrhrnnk. I'lilln. I'. nllff pfparatory
mi RpLrpiniil i 'ir Junior and Musical
lpt- Vthlnt tinm.-tlp ar1rnc; - CnrrlJiM
ii,. t..w mir.ila I.. It u u ( mpvrl Mar nn bnl
H 113 l"J' I '!" ' " ' I Tl in .. .. - -J ... . - -
swPTfPMmr,. i'v
MARY LYON SCHOOL k
Hill l
nw (Irepron
,.ll"n lul" nu'dn.
nrriMrdlnr "ion- .1' I
I- e "irv " 1" iui.lnr
,,.r"" llo f.VIH. Xi
I 1
rndlllK I'ollep.
irte a-nernl flni"Vi
rtiltie Catalog
thntnre. P...
irjTriinTKn.rji.
Darlington Seminary
A deelnp!nr Peliool for Girls 0-"ere
etate In renn"vlnnla' finest country. I.an
mage. Art Mu"lc K"rreslon. Secretarial.
nuln" nd Household Maniffement. Col
legw rre.nra'lnn Catalogue
lllltlxTIM- l mi:, rreIdent.
Hot BIO Vtel fhe.ier. r. ;
West Chester StatcNormal School
On Penna U It.
f.er"itne rollr
trolle to Phlla fit" for
I) !.,.. t22(l to IL'SO for
.h:mmciun, pa.
Beechwood o
A Cultured and Practical School
for Young Women, Thoroughly
Established, Strong Faculty
tnn In ilisiin" 'I W '"up If rlt virtual
ppt 'urt1 'iir h t rt prparpil for tf-
11 t,trtnnii - finl ti moot rpntnlhllltlM
nf iif" CAlT-cr , nil prmirntorv rpart
mentp Mm!f r ! Ponr t If Scion".
'."Hir .hip r p on riv lcal Hdu
falon N'oti I.1p lorTfirten Swim-
min- r ml "' TieM rlHrn
M. II i;i:W.It, Ph. !.. Prfatdeul
Un l."fi .IcnUIntunn, Vn.
IITI1.. l".
LINDEN HALL
SEMINARY
To. t7'i "a'-1 M In- li rn
trainlPsT mini: wnnv i fm
Af-is at lnal't it d' innnit i t
and i I araMcr pro ld. .
annio Imiii" hft Itautlful
tlon i nnifortahle buildlnca
pdurRimir nd
ortli lMnff
nf l.mly. mini
tiappv wtio
healthful lora
iinflni nuip-
mprit nmnnplum Aridmlr Cnjlpffe
I'rppareiiorv, muio r' inmKi ( 3rince
S'.r" .-nl .lmor TTit TiTmR J"i00
Ki;. T. W. n:C.Kh. rrlnrlpal,
Ito 10.1. nut. Pa.
IIIKMINfillMI. PA.
lirmingham School
sinrNTMv sninoi, rnn c.mxa
lealinrul Inilgoratiug location
amid pic" resque surroundings 100
seres S modern bulMlnra Thnr.
oun coiieg- preparai" i courses for girls
run Bnins in 'in Ki mu.ii- n.imeaiic science.
slhletlc lralnlo V w building with gym -
ra.lum swimming p,v I ,nd sle.rlnit Porch
t-iln 1 in- Pinna n n raislogue
A. II r.rler. Pre- P. Ifniilton. A. B
Headmaster Hot T. HIrnilnchnm. Pa.
M',I lth
Women's College of Delaware
To v 01 i ! iff Hiring a In r-ra! 'ducat. on
in It r idtl r.nitli otiv of ionie life tha
I Vornn n o . of )e'wnrf nffera un-
i "
iifu opporiunni ni firpinen low cost
ted m h iiiutirui nnd healthful re-
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'or.. ! lTvuTl'i l" itninv.nv t..
'"" " V . ';", '''v.)"IcsnN" neaii.
Ne'i.trk. Ilelittnre
fiLVSJiiEitsnrKoPA.
PENN HALL i
ritAMnnn!nrno. pa.
Olrls' College Preparatory. Modern Ian
ruages and special courses Certineat. prlvl- '
teres Hnoma with private baths New rem. l
nastum and eulmmlrg pool ltatea 1800
Cataloa and lw Mly each year spent at
Atlantic City Work rontlnuea uninterrupted. ,
Add Frank a Maellt. A M.. Prln.. Hot IV.
I.UTIIF.ItVII.LK. MD.
Maryland College .
inr.3 run WOMEN 1819
College preparatory las Tears' History
fntlffa
Domestlo Selene.
Muslo
u,i,B iroin aj states
10 miles from Bait
Fireproof TtutMin..
Expression
Non.SectaetMn
Address PreHet Knuse for Catalog P
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NORWA1.K. CONN.
HILLSIDE
FOR flUtl. 4S miles from New Tork. ci.
legs Preparation. Cultural Courses. Hou
hold Science. Including; actual praotlca in V
real borne. Organised Athletics.
Margaret R. Ilrendllnger. A. II. (Vassae)
Vlda Uunt Franrls. U. L. (Smith), rrlaeloaia
Norwalk. Conneetleot. ""l
A1TRURNDAI.R. MAHH.
LASELL SEMINARY
AohamdaJS. Mass, Cours. of study from
first year hUh school throuih two ycara ad
vanced wok for high school uraduates. Wld.
range of subjects. Unusual training la
various phases of borne making-. School 10
m'.les from Boston. 8.0-ajsr. rstata. Outdoor
sports and recreations. AJurssa Oar M. Wln
aiw. Vk. V., iTlB.tlpal.jpo WoodlMi- Ba4
1)1. 1, .
utio srnlo per nun p roiimnnn dpgll nmr
ricanl, mpntrp nplln ninnl dpRll llnlinnl,
II porto rlinnrrrtilic nnxltiitto porto itn
liiuio. I'arlRl. .11 liiRlln. T.n ctniiipa frnn
rpsp, clip tin qnnldiP Irinpo tin Iruitu In
Micf ppr ninnmnlro II romtiio ilplla
front-in a mnntPiiirp pin' strpltP reln
zionl ill mill f!7.ln rmi I'ltnlin. con In
(innlp mm sliirrrn nlli-.nii7.ii iliivrcbl' r-.si
sIpip ppr il bpiin iIpIIp iIiip imloui. cnin
nipntn orn lnni-onliiiP!ilc I'nppplln lini -i-iiitci
ilal lrp-iilpitp dpi !nlslio dpi
MlnKtrl d'ltnlln. On. Nltll, ill popolo
frniippp.
'rpdiamii nppnitlinn ripnrtnrr- qui
di'll "(tn. Nltll. di rill p c-eniio ni'l
tplPRraniinn iprn tipnrtnto. In ps-(i
I'On. Nltti dice:
"Sp iiii nnovii miflittci ilmrssp nvvp-
"'''' Irn In Krimrlii c la (ipiiniiiiiii. voi
rfninip-i) dnvrptp riMiIgprr il otro
:iinrdn nll.t lontann Anirrii-n piI nll'ln
Rliillprui. In ipinlc linn lin ppsnto di rs
sppp iiii'Imi'ii. Mn mil llnllniii unrlip
psi stiiimn IVnintp clip pnn surrlilip j
lnndiitii ni'l l!ll I .i noi mm fiissinio
u vr. r.
ST. LUKES SCHOOL
HI tin I Ine I'. K. It.) Vf.WNK, l'..
Prvnrva fur rnlleae or bu"lnei lv.tnn
ft eplrlt of gentleman! honor ard fair play.
located In open healthful country and
kn-.wn fr It" eui -ee" In molding' the churac
ter and mentni attltuda of Its boa 8wlm
ndnt root vMnnaalum and large athleue
field. H 'ok'nt nn r nu""t
rnjuK iivmiv TuorT it .
Bi:M.rjONTB1PA -
BELLEFONTE ACADEMY
114th jeitr IJinltpd to t(Mj jounz men 13
jtHM nj upwurils 11 xprt IcAchcrs Stu
dents Belrrt nubjei Is to fit chosen cnrer
Home utmosphpr wprintr water Hunting.
Ps-hlng" flwImnihifT pool, ifymnaclum ath
Irttc fliM No liazlns Nvar Htation No. 1
Aero Mall flout N Y to Chlcazo. Kate
tnodTnt Cntn'fifT
JAMES R. HM.Iirs. A. M.. Head
mnnter. Hot V. Ptli'fniit. Vn.
iMRRiiirnn. pa.
miTis-lmnt
mabzm))
ranllal School Nenr a (apllal City
I A euuntry school fuurided 17S1 Located
on the hanks of th" beautiful Hueiuhanna
I v'r Ideal for health and sr. nerv Modern
1 bulldlnga Urge campus. Adantaceii nf smalt
class-" and IndMilual Ir.struc inn Thorougn
1 college preparation. Rates J52S to J023.
Superilsed athletics Separate school for
ouncer bo) s We Invite rlnaest Imesllga.
tlon a persons lslt If possible Write for
catalogue I. and plnn" for new dormitory.
I ARTttl'R r.. imniTV. It 1.. Ileadmafer
IANTARTKR. I'A
"jMilMirh,' linrahifr. Pa, p
mn irnr. i;ndnird ',
SfinutTim cann I,
irordlnc in louttlun ofj
Vi hoi sludled IrdHId
iull Ii' ..twrl Irni.licr.
T
iMn'i'iutn MWtmmins Pool '
at 1 lot T on 1 "'illn"
II.Xrhwnile,..U,.lleiilnia"ter tll
SiiiiTirw" '' iT'iiffliir ini, ,nii iiiiU'i
Franklin and Marshall
Academy
I l..sr'-Ti:R. I'A. rounded lill.
I Prepares ion for all colleges ami lech-
I nl. il irhools . ,, .
Reaullful elealed grounds Excellent
i health record
1 rin modern equipment T.lbrarv nvm-
raslum All athlelks. .Military Training
for older liove
Old Sclmol on basis allowing moderate
terini.
, 1'atHlom- at d lltTani" of lntrest
college nrpirrtfprv students on "equest
td'Ieea !!- 11-'
rdln M lle'inKn. . M Trlnrlnnl
to
rnr.TN"UT mi.i,. p.
Chestnut Hill Academy
ST. MARTIN'S. CIIE8TMJT I1IIX, PA.
Pronnratton tar ro!lec. An Ideal I V locatetl
! country day nnd hoardlne school for boy.
1 Especially low rates for fKe-day boarders.
I High tandirda of echularshlpt. Unexcelled
! ntlitetl. equipment. Inrti'dlne threa playtn
' flld, gytnuaiilum, nwlmmlne pool and recre
ation butldlnr rieopens September 24.
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PFBKinllKN. PA
DCDinnicM cr'unoi
rCJAIVlVyiVlEil1! OV-ri1H-l-i HO
Mn m,,. trnm T..,lla .mall erntina r.l.d.n.
, L'.il.iSV .ifl'onli
?rUIi,rnnn iKi iii P.n.hdr2' Sl?
' r"'"1. D-"M "' Pennsourt. P-
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ALI-KNTOIVN, r.1.
ALLENTOWN,
PrAMOirnfrkmr 5?rr.r.r.l t
rrpires bo)-i for leadlnc colleres and
unnersltles HUh standards. New Build
Inss .Special department for younger boys,
Atmetic teams.
VernS,ilOoarCa""SUSn"?edquLn'"
T.l'JiXy WH,. foe "cs.alo, I.
Iim
viit th srhnnl. Write for catalo L.
l J. M. MIALTEH. I'rlnclpal. Allentuwn, Vtu
Bl KBrKKSBITKO.. I'A.
The Pflercersburg Academy
FOB I10VS Mereeriburr, P
Send for eatalogye to
VCm. Mann lrrlne. Ph.n . LL.D..
ITeadtnaster. ns 180.
IlKTIir.F.lirM. PA.
ethlehem
Preparatory School
Retlileliem, rn. 1H00 lxys prepared
for leadlnc universities. In 40 ycara.
Unanimous endorsement of our
work by principal universities"
fccholarshtpn tn arlous colleges.
Modern bulldtnB". Oymnaslum.
Bwlmmlnu Pool and extensive Ath
letic grounds. Reasonable rate
Separate Junior School Catalog;.
JOHN 1). TUOOET, M.A..
ITeadmaster
NAZARBTII. PA.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy '
Dot C0, Narareth. Pa, Founded 174S
A military academy for boys Colleg pre
paratory and bus. courses Senior, Interme
diate L Junior Depts. Vigorous ath. lire and
military Ufa. Of Nazareth Hall, former 'See.
George I). Cortlyou aaya: "Naxarelh Hall la
a character builder not a mere trainer of
the mind." Rer.A.D.Thaelrr. D.D.. Principal
hummer t'AMra
Tsnng Mew anil Bay
GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS
All the fellows say, "Some class, nifty
mnti ane.d oh. boyl' Tour vacation wilt
not be complete unless jou take II. B. with
you. Is backed1 by the Largest House of Its
kind In tne country, uur oeauuiu) illus
trated catalogue telle tho story. Free. Writs
at ones to r
BOYS' WT5M.FABK DEPARTMENT
BM UAKKET 8T. UlLADlJ'HUfcPA.
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rimnstl ncntrnlt p so fostc stntl costfctlt j
.it rnr fmnin n tint nnl ami '
"lo nffprnin liiiovnmpntn In ncccssitn'
drll 'nnloiip .rn 1c dup nnr.lnnl. ""cr In
rpnli77.n7.innp iIpIIp sue nsplrnzlonl 11a
zlnnnll I'ltnlin fn nsspRiianipnto anil
'pflipnpo 0 rnmplrtn nppoRRln tlplln l''ran-i-ln.
Sp Ip nnslrp npirnxinnl snno rIiiIc
pprrlip' non oletp fnrp tin bloppo pon st;
noi? Diipo nvpr poniprntn In uttoria
pot MiiiRiip, I-'rnni in pil ltnlln dpvono
RiindnRtinrii la pnep poii 11 lnro lnvoro
id i lnro sapritipi. t
"romp risnltalo dplln Riiprrn 2,000,
000 dl itnllnni - sono iiRKliititlnlla nos
tra popoliiziotip. In poclil mini nol dnv
rpinn nverp plnipinntn niillonl ill iioinini
pontrn mi AiiMrin fnltn In pp77.i. una
(iprnninin lldotln pd unn KiiiPinlirntn
Husaln. Trn tntto Ip nnxlntil I'ltnlin
pmpr-p dnlla Riiorrn iipIIp mlRllorl pondl
7,ioni. i-nn pin' iicnnltil ppr lnvornrp. X"l
posMpilinnio ninmni inpspiiRiinbill frnn
tiprp. roniiPrPiii" il vlRnroDO torpo
iIpII" Ilnropn CiuitiiiPiilnlo.
"I.11 tlprinnnia linn c' mnrta. To
(.oiin poiivinto pIip '"'-n rUorRPrn' phi'
snllppitiuilPlitP di (iiliintn HI Slipponp, P
lo fnrxn pIip p-"-.' fnrn' ppr ripnrarp nl
sl ,ii.,mtrn 111 portern' nil' ordiivp ed
ni ilivlpllnii Iltnlia p In rrnnein
W
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WziSZwJJ x
wvx-2?:y
Wliere character, manliness and honor are developed.
Wciioiiah is an independent unit in jour bo' education,
and not mcrelj a preparatory school.
Healthfully situated in a solely residential town.
faculty second only to that of West Point in efficiency.
Academic studies for collcjrc preparation.
Special and business courses.
.Military sstcm brings out all that is Rood and manly.
Separate junior department for bojs of ten or over.
cademic course. secn hundred dollars for the school year.
Junior department, six hundred lor the school year.
Catalogue and View Hook Upon Request
DR. CHARI.KS H. I.ORENCE. MAJOR C. A. SNYDER
President Superintendent
POX 112, WENONAH. NEW JERSEY
xtt MiTIIMIIKI-.. l'
SWARTHMORE
Preparatory School t
AN INSTITUTION OV LONG STANDING
POUNDED FOR THE HOYS OF AMERICA
GUIDED BY PROGRESSIVE IDEALS
SUMMER SESSION
Write tor "The Vision of Sicarthmore"
rlhur II. Tnnillnann I
Vt'llluni I'. Tninllnson ! lleiiilnmsters
Box 26. Harvard Ac, SWARTHMORE, PA. (II miles from 1'lula.)
cnr.sTr.R. fa.
PENNSYLVANIA
MILITARY COLLEGE
5811)
t.otiE established a1 a
mllllarv liistllutlon lth
Year
honor Ide.iN. nniJ the rle-
xelopmrnt of competent manhood
for its rflin, Pennsylvania Mllllarv
CoIleRe lias rrocn Its ctnclency
In war as well as peace
Tho college offers to younc men
"tronR courses In Civil Kngineer
Ins Chemistry, Economics and Fi
nance. Complete equipment I're
paiatory ant junior School". Ail
athletics encouraKed Write for
descriptive catalog Address
COLONEL CHAIU.nS C. HYATT
I'resldent
Hot .16.1 Chester, l'a.
isHBrsnsssaa.sss'rwraiiiv-arsrflnrssBanHsaBBBBssB
NEW HLOOMriKI.I). PA
Carson Long Institute
R1A Van llnma Saha.l .. !
Ioipu fts-sai viuuir k'liiuui iipi uirsFt
buddings, t8 arrs In the healthful foot
i hllla of the Blue HMkp 1ndivldul and per
gonal Instruction liow (o lenrn. how te
Iflbor. how lo live. Our Him la knowlrdte.
character, rulture, fllclnfv College Pre
1 paratory. Pualn Junior Courses. Spanish,
French, rubltf Speaklnc. Military Tratnlnrc
I Peparate buildings for bos under 13 years
3'"j ana up juniors, iinr. lor further ne-
aiia address iieorce f. rimeller. a. 11..
fAamnsrer. hot is. rrv iiinomneui. i'a.
HALTsncno. rA.
EV15K.linUlCia3 OpnngS OCnOOI
for Bovs
I r'Pre for cnlleg. or business The elm
. Personal attention I. Bly.n tn each hoy 1
sest
Rn.
eral Football and Tlaseball Helds Golf, Ten
nis New Osmnastum with swimming pool
and bowling alles. Fine athletic spirit with
. ,.,. , C-, ,
(iriin. .-U1UII.LUIIF .eat ris scnoni owns lis
ironK coinneiiiie .earns Mcnon. o
own farm and coal mine Rate 1700
VU. A. M WILSON, Jr.. Trea.
Boi 8Srt. Kultsburr. Ta.
WINNKIVnOI), P.
Montgomery School
The Country Day School
lor Boys
Takes hojs front llio beginning
of their education to rolieRe
Excellent facultj. from Colum
bia Teacher's College Boys
stay all day Afternoon play
nnd athletics under tonMnnt
supen'lslon. Preparation of lea.
ions for next day under the
direction of teachers Kor In
formation address
P.EV. C.IDSON DKI.I., A.D.. n.I).. 1lr.dm.ilrr
WyiineMoud, PeniisjHanla
PORT nr.POSIT. MD.
Tome School
On the Susquehanna
National Hoarding School for Roys
Makes Boys Physically Fit
Special Department for
Little Boys
Summer Tutoring for
Boys Over Sixteen
For Piospcctus Address
Murray Peabody Brush, Ph.D.
Pestafilce Uoi 800. fort IlepsiU, Md.
blsoRtin rlic nun wl ciilllno npllp lllnslonl
vIpIIu vlttortn. Nd lion tlPHiilerlnnm
mi' nltrn Riiprrn, 'nn dovrcmo csscrc
pronti to Pisa dovesso venire."
3UTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
New Wk, AiiB. 1. HUTTKn net-elpt'.
Bait tubn Jlarket llrm anil uftrhanre'l
Hlph H-nrlnK r.ari(lWc. oxtniB. .ir.'ir In-
M- flri.1". kivimc aecomn. mirBB'r
tntf ihiiry. lit1 Mp
bVl.lU ItMrrlnlD. ! ITfl raiu Mftrl.rt tr
rit'jinr rrefh-uatliered plrn 4f(i.Sp,
BlorniTP-pMrUfd extra firsts. .IPi rnar. Blor-nee-narkP.I
finite I7'4 l. .".Ur. .fathered extra
Ireta 'lUnl.lr dlrllm. No 1 IlPUtHP. N". -
aoff.lfir rhrka, .IHl-aMr, rheclce nnd under
uraile 20 ffa.tr 1 flreta 4TW.VIP. ernnila. 44 JJ
4IV-. etate and nearby hennen white" mw
7(lr. a-atlier'd whllra, r.nr.lcl wetern
white, 4VI,flr! T'nrlflr iiael r."
weetern and eouthern palherrd whltra Minn
nrte. elalo and nearby hennery brown". ..JJJ
H2c jralhered browna nnd mixed colora, oZIP
.-7r fair to prime. ISA1 Sic
rilBKSF Ileeelpta. 17R7 time Market
steady Klat rurrent make, colored avrraee
run 31V4 i.12'i p: flat eurcent make, white.
aerac run. 31'4 ff.12'4 P! cnin,';''n5,;Kfl"l"
32H fr.VlUr white eperlala. .IMiWaS'ic.
London Metal Market
New York. Aupr. 1 Onble advice" rerelerl
at tho New York Motnl nxrhanue nuoted
prle-a In Iindoti na follow" 11n,XS.p"
C2..( nn achenee of C3. future" 2ll.a
X-Mn of tl I"' . future" and "Iralt". 12...
rn upturn of ft. nl-. lot. I..0 ton",
futurr" 37:. mn" Standard eppner Spot.
Clill in, futur." Cln2. both off 10"; aale".
inoo ton. I.ead Hpnt 24 10" Bain
of in. future" CJ.V up 3" Spelter Rnot.
ttl r." an n.nante of r.", future.". 141 !...
an upturn of Hi"
"
YonnB len nnd. Rnya
ii:NOll. n. .1.
enonan
MILITARY
ACADEMY
x MCTIIMOItl
RLAinSTOWN. N. i.
BLAIR
ACADEMY FOR BOY3
tTonderfully situated for good health.
Delaware Water flap 13 miles rtiatant
Campus and athletic flelda of 100 acres
am! KlO-acre farm Preparation for eol.
lege and technical n hoola. Military drill
Eight buildings Separate Junior Di
partment. Write for catalogue
John tl. .Miarpe. I I,.I.. Ileadmaslar
Boi "P." Ulalritown. N. j. "r
rniyrifroN. n. j.
PRINCETON PREPARATORY
school rnn noYs
College preparatory for hoja 14 ,.,, ...
elder: beautiful location; small class,.. IL
cellent faculty; well-equlpped buHd'ln'
large frrounds; supervised athletics, Tam
year. Tstalog I, on request. "lB
J. B. FINE,, ?;',; Princeton. N. J.
PF.vvivr.Tfiv v. j.
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College and Technical School nrpr.Mn
Mllllarv drill. mN'K MieDANlEI. DD
Ieartmatee Tns Tn p.nnlnlnn N ' i""
KH"BX FET.T.H. K. 3.
E1NOSLKV StIKlOI FOR BOysTi
from New Tork City In tho New Jersey
Hills. For Illustrated catalog address J R
Campbell. M. A.. Pox rjgKaaix FUm, V j"
NKU'TON. N. j.
i NtWTU.N ACA1E3I For boya. to l6.
I niodorn -qulpment: perFnnal attention; rata-
ttr, AfMro.w Prlni-lrml PtT J, Vwtnn s T
nnnnKVTtiwx. n. j
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough nrep. fo' college or business Km
client faculty, small classes. Individual . ....
Military training b.perli,ed athletics 3.1th
t.nr Kor catalog address Col, T. I. I,AV.
Ii, inininim,i, , w., . rn.. ,v innidl,
lVAWTnnBO. VA.
Fishburrie Military School
New 100.000 Fireproof Kqulpment
Prepares for universities, business llf..
nlntnma admits to all college.. n, ,,
I .... .. .ba, ...,. nan,,, !.,,. ..,..... ... -u
I military ua,..,,,. ubu.ou,, .icki.i.iui Sltua.
tlon. Every cauei participates in annual
encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoah
River. 40th year. Small classes. Itessrv.
OtTcsrs Training Corps, under U. A War
Departmeni. i-bisiok u on requesti
MaJ. MOROAN II. IIIWniNN.l
llax S00, Waynesboro Ta.
M OnnsTOCK. VA.
Massanutten Military Academy
WOODSTOCK, VA.
Prcparea boa for College and Tluslness
llnallhful location modern buildings; small
.Us-.es I.lmlt inn Iks Catalog I, on reu
llonurd J. lieneholT. A. M Headmaster
DUXRCRY. MASS.
Powder Point School'
i Will understand yonr boy and
I teach him tn understand himself.
I RALPH K. BKARCE, A.M., Headmaster
58 Kins Caesar Road, Duibury, Mass,
msmmsmtmrnseaetmsmsaammsmam
Music
ZecliwerTll'el 111,
'-HaiiAt.rm lade hhii
musical JA.caaem$
&0th peaon bpfflna Monday, September H,
with dtroneeat faculty In nrhool lilstory
Enrollment of ISAA students laat year
makes early registration advisable There
are a. few varancleti for advanced pupils
under eminent artist-teacher.
THEORY lN8TIirMI5NT.!, YOCAf.
Studenta Hym phony Orchestrna fflve
opportunity for enuemble playing, and
frequent recitals offer splendid experience.
In concert work. Ma'aon una Hamlin
rianoa. For iirospecttm adrlreaa
LilAIH.TON I.KU'IH MCIirilY
Mttnaiclnff Director
1617 hprufe Htreet OUIri Hebool)
BranchM t: ftlS3 Kpmre Ht., W. Phlla.
v J6MyesjworelndM.noM
-r-
Philadelphia Marhcls
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WltrjAT necelpla. t2(t.0Rn hush. The
market waa nulet but firm with Itsht nffer
InB". The followlnir are tho nuotatloii".
Nn, 1 red winter, 2 am No 1 northern
"prln. 12 311, No 1 hard winter. 12 39 1
No t red winter. Earllcky. 2 3?i No
I red. amulfi. 1'. nn. K' 1 r.H carl rky
and amully, 2.34l No 2 fed winter S3 alls I
I!,-... A..S-I
3 hard Mnlor. 12.32. No 3 red winter, nar
llrkv. ti nn Mn t -,i .muiii. t" "in No.
red. garllrky and smutty. JL'aT, loner
crnrtes on Ihelr merits.
COItN necelpls. none nupplles ner
s.mall and the mathet mpr aulet at relsed
prices Wo nuote jellow In car lots for local
'!.'l n" ,n 'luallty nn.l location at 12.11
P' J. 15 per hushel.
OATS Itecelpts. .11.48.-. bush The mar
r.'L rul"' steady hut nulet. offerings ere
light. Wo quote: far lots as to location
No, 1 white (IOC"P(lU,r; No. 2 white. 811 V4
line. No. 3 white. HUH f 80c, No. i white,
fi.1f?firtc.
Pl.OUn Itecelpts .101.180 lbs. In sacks
Demand was light hut prices were well
maintained. The following nre the quo.
latlona: To arrUe per Hill lbs In 140
pound Jute sacks Winter straight, west
ern, old. tliiT.'.eil, new. jn 7r.ffin.23: near
b old. tin "7-1 n 7." . new. til T.' HT 10. Kansas
straight, new. Ill 2.111.r.n; Kansas, short
patent, old. $I2712 no, new. 11 .'.n11.7J:
sprlnit short patent, old. $1.1013 Ml; do.'
?l!,rl,JU.',,d, i2 00r)ni do. nrst clear, old,
ID 7.1tfrI0.
rtYF! ri.Oim was (Inn but there was not
much demand Wc quote at $8 11080.25
is-r barrel. In sacks, as to quality
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm with a fair Joh
olnff demand for most descriptions and some
kinds were slightly higher The quotations
follow: lleef. In sets smoked and alr
drled, rrtc, knuckles and tenders, smoked
and air. dried .".".! pork. fsmll. Mo: hams,
p I, cured, loose .Ulffl 41. do. eklnne.l,
loose. 37W38C, do, do smoked .17T38r; do,
boiled, boneless, nilc picnic holldes. S.
r cured, loose. 28Wc. do smoked 29Jp;
bellies In nlckle. loose, ,10c. breakfast Xa
con, 13c, lard. 37c
REFINED SUGARS
Offerings were, light and lh market was
quiet on a basis of tic for fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nt'TTnn Offerings were moderate and
the market ruled nrm under a fair demand
; Ouotntlona. Soll.l. packed rrramerv extras,
I .Ill's ei higher scoring goods, ."."'ii fi.lntir, the
la'ter for Jobbing s.lles eMra firsts, fiSHc,
firsts. r.:ti sTMttjr; sroTids. .,nirrr.2c: sweet
rreamer. choice to fancv fist. Iff nnvjc; do.
fHlr to good ,134 f 174j e, fancy brands of
P'Jl.". Jhbln at 02i8tlle'. f.ilr to choice.
ii-ltiHilc
I Ef-OS rine fresh etorl, was scarce and
, firm, but the market was liberally supplied
with medium Hnd poor eggs, which were dull
nnd weal. Quotations. Tree cases, nearbv.
II., l,n per irate, current receipts. IK.: west
ern extra firsts. lir..ilo per case, firsts. Il.v
. icarhy and western seconds. Iln 80iiI12.H0:
fancj (.elected cgsa Jobbing, at 50ffll1c per
dozen.
1 C'lli:i:si: The market ruled nTm. with
, demand absorbing tho limited offerings. Quo
tations were as follows: New York and
i Wisconsin, whole-milk flats, current make.
fancy. .J4 fT.'lle, sneclals higher; Now York
" ,. .pc.j.isui, wnoic-miiK nais current
make fair to good. .IL'rl.lc. fancy goods
t,o JUUIIIIIH .1 it.'l Vit'l 31 .
POULTRY
I.lVr: Powls were dull and loner, while
spring broiling chickens of desirable size and
quality nolil fairly Hnd ruled efndw Quota
tions. Towls. M express infinite; spring
chickens, broilers not Leghorns, yellnu
sklnned weighing IV 2 lbs nolece. 3R5B
i inc. spring chickens, broilers not Leghorns
I ''"jw 'klnned wolghlng 1 (Ji I j lbs nplece,
3Hi!(i37c, White Leghorns ello-8klnned,
I neighing Ifl2 lbs Hplcie 'I1i!f3tc; White
leghorns ellow. skinned. sniHller sizes 301
njc. roosters. 2l1r24c ducks spring. 32iiD
IS.Ic: do old Tekln 2Niaii do. Indian
Ilunner 2'HH28c plgenns old per pair. 405?
l.c. do, oung. per pilr :ir,i4iic
DrtKSsni) Ponls were n.ll cleaned up
, and firm Hrnllcrs were quiet and easier.
Quotations Fu, rreah-kllle.1 dr -picked, in
i boxei neighing 4 lbs nnd mer apiece. 3ll"4c:
neUhlng 314 lbs.. 311037.. weighing 3
lbs apl.c 333lr, smaller sizes, 31
I 32c; fresh-killed, In barrels, fancy, dry-
nl. ked. weighing f lbs and over apiece.
I S'lc; welshing 3'i lbs . 3r.3(lc: weighing .1
I lbs. 3233c: smaller sizes 30J3lc; old
roosters dry.Dlike.l 2.1c. broilers. Jcrsev.
I 4sr(i.",0c, .1,, other nearby, IlsfrlOc. do.
western. .1.5f30c; spring ducks. Long Islnnd
3.1c. equahs, per dozen, white, welshing
11 12 lbs. 18 r.Offll 2.1: do. do weighing
IlftlO Ihs per doen. 17 .'.OB'S .'" do. iln
.weighing 8 lbs per dozen. $niflfl.7r: do.
"do. neighing 7 lbs., per dozen J4."i0flT.2.':
,1,, ,in uelghlni- llfr.r.1 b per dozen.
$2..in;! r.0- dark II. .1002 23: small and
No 2. U00I2.
FRESH FRUITS
I'rcsh fruits were generally siea.l with
a fair .l"imm! We quote Annies, ner
basket 4llcl(r$l 2.1; cantaloupes western, per
.rate 2 ,.nifi I ,1(1, do Delaware and Mao
ism, per cnte. !lvf2... watermelons,
riorldu per car $2.'ntTto.-0: blackberries, per
OUHrt, iriiTl'JOc peaches, Georgia, per crate.
II riOBiM. huckleberries per quart. 12(ii'2nc,
raspberrlca ic.l per pint. HGi Lie. lemons,
per box 12 40i?f I 00. oranges. California,
per box. I3fi 40.
VEGETABLES
The general market ruled steady under
modern!., offerings and .1 fair demand for
desirable slot k Quotations' While potatoes.
liHuleru nliorc irglnla. per 1.1.1. No 1.
HH. Nil 2 ldf2 7... White potatoes
Jersp per basket Nn. 1 lill! 1.1 low. I
grades mil 11 1 nl.hagc rciiusvHanM,
pr bbl . II 'if I .10 Onions NV, Jerstv, per
nasK.i l ..'ii(i 1 .,.; no .c j,1rae per
bushd h.inuier. ?2.2.'tff 2..KI
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago. ug 1, 1ICK3S Ite.elnls mmn
Iiph.I Market lower. Ton. J'M 4n l,rQ,,.
weight 1-1 "Ofij";!.; medium weight $21 r,u
I'll 'J.i. llghl welgnt, L'l.L'..Wi.'a 15, light
lights. Jl'ii T.'fif--1 to: hea" packing sows,
smooth $-ii "".' -1. in: parking sows, rough
lti...ni'.n :,.i pigs. $ii..iowl'i) 7.-.
CATl'l.i: Itecelpts misl head Market
ieak I'.eef steers, medium and heaw
weight cl.nlte and prime lilt ."0C1H 'J..,
medium and good ll-'fT lil.r.0: .-ommun. $1ll
i?i 1J light weight, good and choice $1.1.M)
1" -''.. comnion and medium. $11. ."i0i .'..;
butcher cittte heifers. $7fi 1 1 2."., cows. $r 7,-,
ffrlM.MI. fanners and cutters. $.', T.Mii ftT.v
eal cahes light ami handv welaht, $11117:
feeder t.prs $' l.l r,n; atocker steers. $7ic
11. western range steerB, $DtMll, cows and
heifers $7 21W12.7R.
SHI.EP Ile.elpts, 40OO head. Market hrm
t.amhs hi iw.unds down. Sin 111 7.1. com
mon nnd ni'dlum $K0'I2..'n: earlng weth
ers. $10ff? 12 .'ill. ewes, medium, good and
choice, ITS'), culls and common, $2.7300 r.O.
Plllhliurgh. Aug 1 HOUS rterelpts,
1"on head. actlc Ileales $23 2Mir23.Ml.
heavy sorkers. $-'421.10: light orkcrs. $23
&2.1 2.. Plrfs $22 7.1WJn.
SHRHP AND I.AMI18-rtccelpts .100 head,
teadv Top shiep $11: top lambs, fin. r.11.
C'AI.Vns Uicelpts, 300 head, steady.
Top. $21.
Ijist ItulTuln. Aug. 1. CATTI.i: Receipts.
070 head Market active
CALVES fle.elpts. 700 head Market ac
tle $- higher $IIS22.
HOOS rte.elpts. 32.000 hesd. Market hc
tlv.', 2.",?31c higher Heay and mixed.
$21 2.',W24 7S. vorkers. $21 2.1: light orkers,
21'it2.'l .111. pigs $236'23.2.", roughs, $21. uO
22. stags. J126 1S
Slir.nP AND I.AMIIS Receipts, SOU head
Itinhs Blow. L',c lower: yearlings artle and
r,nc lower I.ambs ftnWll.no, jcarllnga.
JSfel3.-,(l wrthers $10 r.OWll. ewes. $IW
10 mixed sheep $lllft10.r.0.
Fast M. Ilills 111.. Aug 1 MOOS
rieielpta. 70nn head U.wor, Top, 23.5..;
bulk $22MBJ.l heavy weight $22.1 HOT
23 45. medium wrleht. MS 0023 S3', llcht
weights $22 H-,1123 All. light lights. I21W
22.10. heavy ptiklng sows, amooth. $20 2.1TO
21 23, parkin,? sows, rough, $1K.2320.23:
pigs $U,W21
CATTLE Receipts, lf.00 head Steady
neef steers, nudlum and heavy weight, me
dium and good $12 .",H4it7.4l. common. $11
Si!12 30; light ""-eight good and choice. $12 30
Sim 75. comnion anil medium 1012r.n;
butcher cattle heifers, $7 73013; cows.
X7 "S12 Ml. canners and cutters $.1 2.1CC
7 2.1; veal cnles. light and handy weight.
PARCEL POST
U. S. ARMY WAIST BELTS
Juar purchased from U.
S. Oovernment contractor
120"
10.000 heavy Khaki web.
strong bronze buckle. Can
be used as auto strap and
other purpose Parcel Boat
prepaid anywhere.
He n (I for Illustrated Calalos;
THE NATIONAL
UNIFORM & KQCII'MKNT CO.
602 MARKET STREET
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Positively htKheat rash prices for your dia
monds anv size from U to 10 carats; nons
pay higher; also old ffoid. platinum & silver
(ought Kstates bought (private) Kst.lo yrn.
The Diamond Shop &, h'Br&
DIAMONDS WANTED
nTY DIAMONDS WANTED AT ONCB TO
FILL OUR ORDERS. Will pay 125.00
to flO00.no each. Prlo no ebjsct.--
BXLLY a CO,, DM CHMMtWUT STREW
Sulto - O.sr CblMs' (K.taurant ,
'"'- northern epr ne, J2.30: No. : nam "V. , .' "i"'"- "" prune jii...ii
1 li'rrv.!'-'". Nn 2 red winter, uarllckv. ""' me. I urn and Knod, ia.2.110..1.1,
2.34; No. 2 red. Kmuttv. 12,a.1i No 2 red. mmmon, I I , J.iW t, light welghta. good
garlleky and amutty 2.31i S'o. 3 red win- and choice, 114 2..17.40 common and me-
ter. i fl. v q i.-.u-.. J-i.- t'tll". N'n. d urn SnFM4. hlltcher .allln. HAirr. in 11
ll8.f.01Bj feeder atoen, $7.500121 atocker
aleera, 17 til.
. SUKIII' Receipts, inoo head. Steady.
Lambs S pound" down, 114013.7.1. culla
and common. $HW0i jcarllnga wethera. 1
Mi ewes, medium nnd choice, $8.5Ui!i;
culls and common, la (to.
Knnsaa Cltjr. 51n.. Aug-. 1. HOOH ne
eelnta. .inoo head Uneven. Bulk. I22.un
?3i..hel!1?". 2SC23.1HJ mediums, 23.7.ln
2.1.20, Hunt". I22..VI2Mj light lights. J22
Vr..''n.r.n-C,tlnif "ow". 12100022.7.1; plB".
1 l"rj 2 1 2.,
atti.i; Ilereipta 1(100 head. Weak,
dt 14 ir: cons. n.ioi2.3-,. rann,r. ,,.,
ters. I.IMfl: el saljes. light and handy
weights IIS.Z.IS'M; feeder steers, 10,7.10
13 7.1; stocker steers in niOll.30,
HHKKP Ilereipta, 1B0O hesd. Steady.
I.ambs, $11.7.1ia1ll.2.l! lambs, culls and com
mon, IS4C12: yearling wethers, IOiHl.2.1;
?SJ,"4 IS.liOWIi.J0; ewes, culls and common,
ISSin, breeding ews. $n,fi0O13; feeder
lambs. 12.7,1014.r,n.
Refined Sugar Unchanged
New Yorli. Aiir. 1. Tim refined
micnr cnndltlnns nrc unrlinnKcd, virtu -nlly
nil locnl refinprs being withdrawn
from the market. Prices nre iiuchanRed
nt Pi", less 2 per rent for cash for' fine
firniiiilnted. Raws nrc unchanged at
7.2Sc fnr llf! degree centrifugals. The
I'niteil .States eiiinlizntion bonrd made
no pnri'linses yesterdnr.
AKIILKT At Woolburv HeUhts. N J..
Julv a. i;MMA AHHMST. Anm from
JMlnVncc. West Jersey ave.. Woodbury
HelnhtM S. J.. Sat, 1:30 p. m. Int. nri
ate. illllBlflft Tern . Phlla P
iiaxt kh July an. josnnt WAnnE.v.
ton of Parsh and thft late Warren .R. nax
ter, aged 1M Helatlves and friends Invited
to funeral, .Sat.. 7. .10 a, m l013 Market
at Pole-Tin requiem mass, St. Jamen'a
Churrh. a. m , precisely. Jnt. Holy Cross
Cem Auto nerlco
HHAril July 30, nnOAR Hf.MOTT
tlKAt'll. sited 11. Itelatlves and friends
lnlted to funeral. Sat.. 2 p. m , J3 N.
Highland 4ae.. Iandowne. Pa.
1IUANS. Newtown. Pa., Flfth-dav Mev
enth Month, aist. DA.VIKt U KHAN'S, aired
NO, UetatUe-i nnd frlrnrla Invited to fu.
nral, without further notice, from Newtown
C'crn Chapel., FlrRt-day Klshth Month. 8d,
3 p m. Int Newtown Vm Train for
Newtown lcacn Hearting Terminal, Phlla ,
0:0.-. a m
nisorit Juiv an. isaiah nnocn, aged
OS Jlplall.rs and frlemls tntteil to funeral
Sa , U p. tn rhapel of Andrew J Hair ft
Son Arch and 10th hi. Int, private.
HRKNNAN Suddenly. July 80, JAMES.
husband of naimrt Uremia n (nee Randolph)
and son of Patrick and lato Marv Hrennan
Residence IIS Heed at. Further notice of
funeral will b Klen.
imoOKS. July :. CATIIERINn. wlf of
William H rook a and dauKhter of late Nest
and IJarbara. Rrown. Funeral, to which
relatUes and frlcnda Invited. Sat., 0 a. in.,
1807 StonehounA lane (30th Ward). Mass of
requiem Church of Our Lady of Ml. Carmel
10 .10 a. m Int. Holy Cross Cem,
CARNKV Julv 1!9. imiDQKT, widow of
John Carney. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral. Sat , 8.10 a. m., -215 Greenwich
fvt. (JIM and Dickinson sts.). High mass of
requiem St Edmond's Church 10 a. in. Int.
Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
COLMEIt. July I!. MARY J. COLMEFl
(nee Holmes), wife of John Collier. Rela
tives and friends. Fern wood Chapter. No.
HI. O. 12 S.. Irwlted to funeral services.
Sat . . p. m . 14.17 N. 61st st. Int. Arling
ton Cem. Remains may be lewcd Frl. eve.
Auto funeral
COIILENTZ July 30. UMMAN RAIMA,
(laughter of Harry W. and Mary K. Cob
lent? inot; Korker) aired 18 eara rt months.
Relit Ives and friends ln I ted to funeral
aervlces, Sun , i! p. in . 710J State road,
Tarnnv. Int Mngnolla Cem
COVI.I2 July ao, HUClll. husband of
Catherine Cole (np McGr.uiaghan) and. son
of Bridget and IhIo John Coj le, lain of
Castle Derg Countv Tnne Ireland. Rela
tives and friends. Holy Nam Society Com
manderv No -I I K of 11. R , Hlv. No. 80.
A O II. rfiiplnvoi of V It. T . With and
i ai ow sis narn. inv leu in lutirrni st .
7:10 a in . 1.11 H Ogdcn st Snlemn requiem
inas (Jur Mother of Sorrows' Church 1 a. i
m Int IIot Cros Com. Autn funeral.
DAILEI. Julv I'll1, MAIIV ytiTe of Daniel
Da I ley, Sr. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Sat,, 8.30 a. in.. Rjll larchwood
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church of the,
Transfiguration 10 a. m. Int Holy Cross
Cem Auto funeral.
DEPPH July lin. HANNAH, wife of lata
John F. Deppe. need 71. Relatives and
friends lnlted to funeral serWcrs Sat.. -
P. in , daughter's residence, Mrs Charles
Fisher. W1V21 S Alder st Int. private, Mt
Morlah Cem. Remains may be Ieweil Frl.,
afer s p m Auto service
DRAKE. Julv ao. ROHKIIT. son of Infe
Rohert and Margaret Irakc. Itelatlves and
friends. Cloud Lodge. No 101. F. and A.
M., Polio Deportment and HKorlcnl So
ciety Invited to funeral. Hat, 2.30 n in.
207 S King st . U!ouC3ter City, N. J.
Int Ceclr CItovh Com
UT.KINS At Rlchwood, N ,l . July 31,
MARY, wife of William Is. HlKlns (nee
Mood). Relatives and friends lnltpd to fu
neral Sun., I p m . residence of son, J.
Hvans HIMns Rlchwood, .N J. Services at
houe Int Ridiwood Autos will moet
train leaving Phlla Jl:30 a m . at Pit
man N J . 12:20 p. m
I'ERRIS July 31. 1010. at Walllngford.
Pa . UDWARD FHRRIS. In hla 04th year.
Not It .i nf funeral later.
UAHAUAN - .lulv .10, JAMER D.. son of
la to Jnmes and Bridget Uahagan. Jtcla
ttves and friends Invited to funeral. Sat.,
8:30 a m . 'J714 12. Birch st. Solemn re
el ulein mass Church of Nativity 10 a. m.
Int New Cathedral ttn Auto servh .
fiAKFORTH Julv .10. MARY A OAR
I'ORTlf. dautthter of lato Thomaa nd Mary
A. Smith ReUUvos and friends J Inv I toil to
funeral seriis Sol II h in a 1,11 N. r2d
st. Int private West Laurel Hill Cem v
GAVIN Jul 31 ANNIE T CARRIGAN.
widow nf Thomas J Oavln Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral Mon h 30 a. m
MINI Cedeir ave Hotemn high mass of
requiem Church of the Transfiguration 10
a. m. Int Cathedral Cem Auto funeral.
HALLKIAN Julv 31. MARY, wlfo of
Thomas llalllgan Relatlvea and friends. It,
V M. Sodality oi m jvainarine a nur"n.
Invited to funeral Mon 0 a in., 235 Wil
low ae., Wavne. Pa Solemn requiem mass
Pt Katharine's Church 10 a. m. Int. St.
Denis Cent Auto funeral
1IAN'UM. Julv .in WILLIAM MILT.EIl
HANNUM. asd M Relatives and friends
lnlted to funeral Sat , 2 p. m . 208
S. Oran?e st. Media P Tnt Private
HOLLOWAY. JuU 30, LUCY, daughter
of Charles H nnd Edvtliet Hollowav, agred
10 nios. Relatives and frlcnda Invited to
funeral services. Sat . 2 p in., grand
father's residence Oeors Hoi Iowa y, 4150
Westminster ae. Int. West Laurel HIU
HOPPE Julv 31. formerly of 1741 K,
Darlen st LSMMA HOPPE. widow of Au
gust F. Hoppe (neo Demuth), aged 80.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral
Forvlees. Sat. 2 n in . parlors of V
Rrenner. 1532 N. 4th st Int. private. Green
mount Cem. Auto funeral
HUMPHRYS, Julv 30 HELP? ..
HaiiBhtor nf Jump! A. nnd Klizubettn Hum
phns (nee McMahonl aged M. Relative
and friends, also pupils of Sacred Heart
Academy, lnvltod to runerul. Sat.. 8 30 a m.,
parents' residence .HO Llandrlllo road.
Onwd Solemn requiem mass. St Ma
thlaa's Church to a m Int Holv Sepul
chre Com Auto funeral.
KEELER At Aalon, N J July 2D.
JOSEPH T KEKLISR Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services Sat.. 2
P ni.. 1723 M"arshall st Int West Laurel
Hill I'fm Omit flowers
LEECH Julv .10 DOROTHEA ALRUR
TJER, widow of Henrj M. Leech, aged 83
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services. Sat 3 p in., son's residence,
Harry A Leech, Baltimore, ave., Fernwood,
Delaware county. Pa. Int. private, Arling
ton Cem. Remains may be iewed Frl., S
to 10 p. m
LONERUAN" July 31, ELLEN wife of
Plrce Lonergan. Funeral Mon . 8:30 a. m ,
Tor. Corinthian ave. Snlpnm mass of requiem
St. Trancls's C'jnnh 10 am Relatives and
friends R. V M Sodality. Invited to at
tend Int Holv Cross Com Auto funeral
LTDON July 20. MART, daughter ot
Martin and Sarah Ldon (nee Jojce) Rela
tives and friends invited to funeral. Sat ,
8 30 a, m.. parents' residence, 3.115 Mt.
Vernon st . w Phlla High maes of re
quiem St. Agatha's Church lo a. m Int.
Holy Cross Cem Auto service.
MARTIN ai.iddeniy. July 2.. THERESA
M., daughter of William and late Mary J,
Martin. itelatlves and friends invited to
runerai, sat., :.ju a. m . ::;':? in. inn si
Solemn requiem mass St. KUward's Church
10 a m Int. (lid Cathedral Cem.
MARTELL. July 20. ELLA A., wlf of
William A. Martell and daughter or uoss
(nea MeQulllen) and lata Thomas Kelly.
Relatives and friends League of Sacred
Hfeart and B. V M. Sodality of at Veron
lea's Church, invited to funeral. Sat , 8:30
a. m , 3310 N. 5th at. Solemn requiem mass
St. Veronica's Church 10 a. in. Int. Holy
-Sepulchre Cem.
MCUINTI, JUIV ii". HL'BAiN. Alie OI laiS
Netl McQinty. Rela.ti.es and friends in
lted to funeral. Men , 8.10 a in. 2400
Amber st. (Amber and York sta ) Solemn
requiem mass at the Visitation Church at
10 a. in Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem, Auto
funeral
McINTYRE July 31. MARY P . widow of
Patrick J, Mclntyre Relatives and friends
Invited lo funeral Tues . 8.30 a in., 133B
Shunk st. Solemn high mass of requiem
8hurrh of the, Kplphuny 10 a m Int,
athedral Cem Auto service
xioNALLY. July 20. OKOUOE. husband
of late Pauline McNally. : Relatives andi
friends, employes u, o, ;uni, invuea io
funeral, Sat.. 8 a. r.i , sonln-1aws resi
dence, Jamea A. Bradley, 1318 N. 57th st.
Solemn requiem mass St Gregory's Church
0:30 a. ni. Int. private. .Omit flowers
MUTH -July ;W. ELMIRA, daughter of
Joseph and Annie Muth (nee Worthlngton).
aged HI. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services. Hut.. 1:30 p. m.. 2140
N. 2d at Int private, Oreeninount Cem,
Auto service. Remains may be viewed Frl.
NUOENT. July 2. KATHARINE E.,
daughter of late Patrick and .Mary Nugent.
Relatlvea and friends. Teachers' Sodality,
teachers of tho James Msdlson School In.
vlted to funeral. Sat.. 8.30 a. m.. 168i W.
Lehigh ave. Solemn requiem mass Our Lady
TJNPEItTAItETta
b WjI9' BROAD ANtT
nKVrns
Sr.creCS1.ChXru,,o 'rVeVoT- ,nt- NeW C,lh-
,MA.Iy!T -3.UJ 31- iltCltAKI. n., hus.
lI"1 ef '"rf. ?,''"'". " Masulrel and
son nf IntM Patriot, n,l n.n.. r......!.. 11
Carravaush. County. Mayo. Ireland, ft'eli-
lives ana menus invited to runerul. Mon.. 8
a, m., 11112 rierce st. (below Morris st.),
HlRh mass Of renulem Rt. Thnm.i iM..ln..i
Church l.sn a.m.- Int. lloly Cross CenT
UHU1.L.IVAN. julv 81, I12T E, Waehlnr
,.onA?5'l.,AaNE8VE.no'v(,CA' wif of John
J O Hulllvsn. Bervlees mil Int. ..
venleniv of family,
QtllN.V. Suddenly. July 81. MAIIT. wlfs
of Owen Qulnn. nelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral, Mon.. 70 a. m., 2041
nrandywlne st Solemn requiem mass 8t.
Krancls'a Church 0 a. m. Int. Cathedral
Cem Auto service. Omit flowers.
11KIIN. July 20. ANniJEW T.. son of
Mary and lata Herman Helm, nelatlves and
Acatha's Church! I O. O. M., No. R4!
Mooss Heart lesions Court Hsmllton. No
5?' T- ..f A1 Columbia Lodge No. In. 8. of
n., Invited to funeral, Mon., 8:30 a. m , Tin
N. 80th st. Solemn requiem mass St
Agatha's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cress
Cem. Auto funeral.
JlKYNUn. Suddenly, at Ocean City N
.1.. July IS. CHAP.LES T husband of Helen
Itejner. nelatlves nnd friends Invited to
funeral services, Ilarlelsh Cem,, 12 m.,
ItBTNOI.DS July SI). 1B19. JOHN, hus
band of Elizabeth Reynolds (nee Murphy)
and son of Anna and the late Terencs Rey
nolds. Relatives and frlens. also Holy Nam
Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Court
McKean, Si 111 P of A.. Southward
Nest, No. 1B13, Order of Owls, and em
ployes of Union Petroleum Co. Invited to
funeral. Sat. R:80 a in, from 85 Emily
st. Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church
of Our Lady of Mt, Carmel 10 a, m. In
terment Holv Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
RIZZO. July 30. PRANK RIZZO. Sr .
aged 52, 21 13 Taskcr St. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Mon.i j-svshH
,., a. ...., di, ,v.ia a v-nurcn, itroaa ana
Ellsworth sts. Int, Holy Cross Cem
nol.UVAaEK. Julv SI nv.Nnvtr.VA
wlfs of Carl Rollwas-en (nen Flats), aged 55.
Iiviaini. n.ii, ir.r.iua lnvuea to Itinera!.
Mon., 7:30 a m 5020 Addison st. (doth and
fine sts.). V Phlla. Requiem mass St.
Carthage's Church 0 a. m. Int. Helv s.nut.
chre Cem. Auto funeml.
suainiajw. -juiy an. ai 4H05 Lancaster
ae.. John J. Scanlon. Relatives and
friends. Holy Name Society of Our Mother
of Sorrows' Church, employes of Seott
Powell Dairies, Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8:30
a. m , Oliver II. Hair nidg., 1820 Chestnut
st Mass of solemn requiem Our Mother of
Sorrows' Church 10 a. m. Int. New Catht
dral Cem.
SCHOIER.- Suddeniv July 31. AMELIA,
daughter of Peter and late Rachel Schgier
(nee Swope) aged 43. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral services. Sun.. 2 p. m .
residence of brother. Harry Schgier. 830
nilham st I.awndale. Int. Hillside Cem,
Trnllev funeral,
SCllMAIIL. Julv 20. ntlLIP. husband or
tale JulU Schmahl Funeral, tn which rela
tUes nnd friends are invited. Sun.. 1:30 p.
fn. from 1730 S. 4th st Int. Mt. Morlah
Cem Frlenda may call Bat., 7 to 0 p m
SHITTE. At RenauDO, N J., July 2D,
DAVID CI. SHUTE, aged 74 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral, from lata
residence, Repaupo. N. J., Sat., 10:30 a, m.
Int. Egllngton Cem.
SIMPSON July 20. mEDERICK S.
beloved husband of Harriet LaT. Simpson
(nee Serfass) and son of Elisabeth and the
late Henry Simpson Relatives and friends,
also employes of Pechln Deltlng Co.: S. of
V. Ellis Camp, No. 0, and Engineers' So.
t lety. invited to funeral sen-Ices, 4023
Cottage st.. Frankford. 1 p. m. Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem Remains may be viewed Frl.,
8 lo 10 p. m
SMITH. Julv 30. JOSEPH K husband
of Alice Smith (nee Parker) and son or
late Michael and Rrldgrt Smith. Relatives
and friends, employes Wm. Cramp A Son
8 and iZ. R. Co , Invited to funeral. Mon.,
8:30 n. m. 3111 Edgemont st. Requiem
mass Church of Nativity 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Autn service.
.SMITH. July 31. WILLIAM It. SMITH.
South road. Oladwjn, Pa, Due notice, of
funeral will be given
WARK July 2D, WILLIAM E.. son ot
late Alexander and Susan Wark 'nee Ken
nedy). Relatives and friends. Holy Name
Sncletv or tho Blessed Virgin Marv Church,
of Djrhv, Invited to funeral. Sat., 8,80
a. m.T 2227 S. ltobson St. (!8th and Wood
land ave.). Solemn high mass of requiem
StClemenl's Church 10 a, m. Int. private
'int Cathedral Cem. Autn service.
ZANE On Julv 30. 1010. ALICIA S
7.ANE. .laughter of late- Jacob S. nnd Marv
Zane. Relatles and friends invited to fu
neral services, nn Mon.. at 2 p. m.. at lata
reslden.e. 1314 Morris st. Int. private. West
Laurel Hill Cem.
I.K4IAI. ADVKRTIIKMT.XTS
j-j. KSTATK OF JAMES (1. IIOA I. .
flIc? defeased Letters testamentary n-
the at.oe estate naming necn granieu 10 in
undersigned, all persons Indebted to tho sslrt
estate nre requested to make payment, and
those having claims to present the same
B "iNHUStrllAI. TRUST. TITLE AND
SAVIN09 CO.
JOHN O. CARRUTH. President
10.10 North Front t., Pnlla.
Or tn Ha attorney.
HARRY Vn KELLER.
Liberty Rldg.. llroad and
Chestnut sts. Phlla,
55. 1ISTATK OF FLORENCE MrKlN
iLrcy NEY, deceased Letters testamentary
on Die aboe estate having been granted tn
thff undersigned, all persons Indebted to the
said estate aro requested to make payment
and those having claims to present the same
without delay to
wunouL u u nnADrOKD i-iklEY.
Executor,
1815 land Title Bids
LOST AND FOUND
BEADS Lost, on Saturday night, a string
of pearl beads with platinum clasp. In
Regent Theatre or going to Market street
ferrv. Liberal reward If returned to Mrs
J II. Lorigan. Robeson Apts., 2d and
Penn eta . Camden. N. J.
m'LLDOO Lost. English bulldog: strayed
from Rlttenhouse Hotel, 22d and Chest
nut: white, with brown spots; weighs about
fto pounds, answers to name Jack. Liberal
rew an! If returned before 10 a. m.
SUiri'Ahi: Lost. In front of Bellevue
Stratfnrd, on July 28, between 10:30 and
10.5.1 p. m., one lot of Jewelry in a black
dress suit case. Liberal reward and no ques
tions asked If returned to J. E. Caldwell &
Co . Juniper nnd Chestnut sts.
PEESONAXS
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
whatsoocr contracted by anv one but my
teif. EDWARD S. MURRAY.
2120 Master si
1 WILL NOT be responsible fnr bills unless
contracted by mjseir John Orth. 5031
pnffleM st Trankforri. Phlla
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AMBITIOUS YOUNO WOMEN
Himi-ORAPB VOCATION FOR
YOUNO WOMEN 18 TO 25 YEARS OF ABB
SALARY TAID WHILE LEARNINO
PERMANENT TOSITIONS
CAREFULLY CHOSEN 'ASSOCIATES
nArlD INCREASES
PROMOTION OPPORTUNITIES
EXCELLENT
SHORT HOURS
INEXPENSIVE LUNCIIE3
COMFORTABLE RESTROOMS
CALL TO SEE MISS RYAN ABOUT THIS
INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE EM
PLOYMENT ANY WEEKDAY FROM 0
AM. TO 5 P. M.. AT 1B31 ARCH ST
FIRST FLOOR.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
BOOKKEEPER to assist In bookkeeping de
partment of corporation in northern see
lion of city: ons who can do stenograohla
work preferred: state ago. experience, salary
expecteq. i' uuo. umur wine.
CHAMBERMAIDS and waitresses: 24 per
monm: ooara ana rouni. uuimi.ni -
pltal. a-iu.. npruce si.
COOK.
also girl for chambarwork and wait-
wanted by September 1 at St. Mar-
tlr.s. ' Philadelphia: Protestant preferred:
small family permanent homo: musty, com
petent. with good reference. M 814, Led-
ger.uincq.
DOUHLERS and Jack winders: girls over lo;
learners paid while learning. Shacks..
maxnn Mills. Allegheny ave. and Hancook.
GlrtLS. 18 years and up. to learn operating;
von can earn 112 to 125 weekly and paid
-while learning. Universal Pad Co., 257
Diamond si.
OIRL8 wanted to learn the ladles' waist
trade: pood wages: paid while learning!
don't miss the ihance. to come up whlla
there Is an opening. Apply Klplan & Suss-
man. 1027 Ridge ave.. tnird noor.
OIRLS wanted to learn weaving: 110 per
week while learning. John Karris. 1831
E Madison. Kensinsion ao. wneaoeny.
Olltl, wanted to do tapping and drilling.
Apply Edward O. I'udd Mfg. Co., 23th ,and
Hunting Park ave.
UIRL denied) In builder's office to keen
hooks and take letters in shorthand. M
H2S, linger iinice.
JACK WINDERS and rtoublers; girls ovar
)lo: learnera paia wn.iv irar.ii.ia. o.iw.
amaxon Mills. Allegheny ave. and Hancock.
MENDERS and burlera wanted on men's
wear: good pay: steady work. John Norrls.
1831 Ev,Madlson Kensington ah. Allegheny.
..t2K.r.ut.d .,n.rlm-.rf nn knit fabrics. An.
ply North American Lace Co,, 8th and
Aiieaneny ave.
OPERATORH. experienced, colored, on asw
lug machines; straight, seamlnjt best
wagea paid: only ood workers, need apply,
The Flock. Mf-. Co.. MJ Marfcat ft,,
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