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EVENING PUBLIC1 LEDGEK PmLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919
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FLAN WARSHIP'S WELCOME
lUllan Battleship Will Reach This
Port This Week
A delegation of Italian citizens, head-
jhk by John dl Sllvcstro, conferred with
V' city omciaia touay to cohiimclu uhuhsc-
ntnts for tho reception and entertain-
Kent of the Italian battleship Conte dl
Cavour, which is to dock here before the
end of this week. i
The pollceboat Ashbrldgo will carry
n reception committee, composed of
leading Italian residents of the city,
down the Delaware river, to meet the
dreadnought. The police bnnd will
furnish the music for the welcoming.
At the Philadelphia navy yard there
will be an exchange of salutes between
the Conto dl Cavour and United States
battleships.
The day following the arrival of the
battleship there will be a reception
to the officers and crew at Independence
Hall. An address of wclcomo will be
made by E. J. Cattell, city statistician, j
representing Mayor Smith.
LOCOMOTIVE KILLS MAN
Shifting Engine Strikes Pedestrian
on Camden and Atlantic Tracks
Charles Caldwell, forty-nine years
old, 1134 North Twenty -second street,
Camden, died early today at the Cooper
Hospital as a result of injuries re
ceived a few hours previous when he
was struck by a shifting engine while
walking the tracks of the Camden
and Atlantic Itallroad near the Vine
street ferry.
Caldwell was hurrying along the
tracks at the time of the accident, it
was said, and did not hear the en
gine approaching. lie was struck and
hurled from tho track nnd nt the time
it ivas believed his only injury was n
severe fracture of the nrm. He was
immediately rushed to the hospital.
Col. Groome Starts Back Oct. 4
Mrs. John C. Oroorae hns received
n cablegram from Colonel Oroomc, say
ing he has arranged for accommoda
tions aboard the Princess Karusi. sail
ing from Brest October 4. Colonel
Oroorae was to have sailed on Septem
ber 20, but was unable to complete
his report to the Supreme War Council,
sitting In Paris, on conditions as he
fouiid them while on the American mili
tary relief mission to Russia.
aftttun nnsoRTs
POCONO MOUNTAIN
MT. POCONO. PA.
Trio Onrwoorl Modern ; elegant location. !
1 nC VmWOOU w a, Kneclal I
all It winter ratea.
Bklt E L-An.V.Artman I
IVF.RXKnsVlLI.K. TA.
WALTERS PARK INN
: , U;r, resort hotel of the Blue nidge. Mod.
! in all Us appolntmnts. Every necessary
; 'jl-An-j to make you happy and healthy. Just I
place for a weeK-ena or a long stay.
"l-li-nt but separate aanltarlum facilities
OCKAN CITY. N. J.
Trtr Biscavne 8tn 0cfan Av- Prl- bui.
ncp"cay"chot-waterhoat E.Blundln
" 1VASIIIXOTON. r. c.
Burlington Hotel
,r Five mlnutea frcCi everythlnr.
American and European Plana
431 Room3, 222 Baths, $2.50 to $5
U.. T. MILLER. Ugr. Washlnitton. D. C,
t f t i 4 i
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New Four Door
Early
Delivery
Four-Boor
Sedan .
Coupe
Touring Car.
lioaditer
Delivered Phila.
This newest product of the Oakland designers is literally a revolution
in completeness, comfort, roominess and all that makes for motor
car satisfaction. The new features are mainly in the body and
they are practical, comfort-adding features.
Four wide free swinging doors afford easy access to front and rear
compartments. All windows can be easily lowered or raised by con
venient regulators. The front seat is extra wide and deep one-piece
construction, and heavily upholstered to stand the extra wear the
driving seat receives.
The rear seat, too, is big almost like a Davenport couch. The
interior throughout is exceptionally spacious and inviting to ease
furnished in fine automobile cloth. Dome light, silk curtains, an
unobtrusive heater, etc., speak for the attention to details that count.
It is by far the finest car we have ever been able to offer.
You can't afford not to look it over.
The Oakland is distinguished for its quality construction, lasting serv
ice, moderate price and low upkeep.
Some of Oakland Superior Mechanical Features include: .
Jacox Steering Wheel; West & Mott Axles; Marvel Carburetor; Nortlf
way Valve-in-head Motor; Forced Feed Oiling through hollow crank
shaft; Remy tui-tmit Starting and Lighting System; Dyer Window
Lift; McCord Radiator; (Wire Wheels extra); etc.
Always remember, too, it is backed by the Z. S. Vertner
Motor Sales Co. absolute guarantee service policy.
Z. S. VERTNER MOTOR SALES CO.
918 North Broad Street , Pp-r-
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GET FREE MAIL DELIVERY
Residents of West Manayunk Get
Letters and Parcels at Doors
IteJdcntfl of West Manayunk, a
settlement of 1R00 population, founded
seventy-five years ago, today for the
first tlmo received letters, postcards nnd
parcel-post packages delivered nt theiri
homes
They were highly gratified over the
commencement of this long-sought for
CoNSEmoRryfiusic
TUIDTV ITIFTU VCAD I
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR
'HE study of music should form nn integral part of every one's
education. It is possible to go through life without n knowl
edge of music. It is also possible to go through life without a
knowledge of literature, science and art, but who can estimnto tho
tremendous loss to one who lacks such knowledge? True success in
life means the true development of every faculty. In the social
program of civilization there is no room for "wall-flowers." The per
son of accomplishments is the one sought out and is the one who is of
tho most service to his fellows. Fathers and mothers who fail to
encourage their sons and daughters to become accomplished arc not
only depriving them of much of the joy and pleasure of life, but
are seriously limiting their opportunities for a successful life.
Because of its distinguished faculty, original methods, individ
ual instruction, high ideals, breadth of culture and moderate cost,
combined with modern and cfllcient management, tho Combs Con
servatory affords opportunities not obtainable elsewhere for a sound
musical training.
A School of Individual Instruction
(Theoretical Mil Applied nranchee. taught privately nnii In classes)
I'lllllltjr! f.llherl llnjnalils Combs, Piano. Hugh A. Clarke. Mil. Doc, Theory
Nelson A. Chesniitt, Volic llllnm Oelcer, Mm. IJac. Violin Herman Sjinrf!..'
Moloncello Russell King Miller. Orsan. nnd 75 assistant teachers' dlJ.
All bram-hes taiiKht Normal Training Course for Teachers. Public School
Music Suponlslon Complete Military Hand Department umio ncnool
Four Pupils' Re-ltals a week Two complete Pupils' Symphony Orche.tr.
Decrees conferred, Reciprocal Relations with University of PtElianl. Do
tories for women ' """-
A School of Inspiration, Enthusiasm, Lojalty and Success
FIVE SPACIOUS IIVlUHNC!i ILLUSTRATED i IUK IIOIIK rp...
Gilbert Raynolds
OFFICES. STUDIOS. DORMITORIES, BROAD AND REED STS.
Leefson-Hille
CONSF.RV TORY
OF
Ml SIC. INC.
MaurltE Iefeon. I'resittent
ALL liriANfHES Ol" Ml'SIC
rUBLIC SCHOOL MfSIC SbPERVISION
MSI 5n I'hestnnt St.. Philadelphia
I!OITI! lU'ILDINO. Oak I.nne, I'a.
Phila. Musical Academy
nwiMAvrowN' hrach
30 K.VST 11 U.M'T I..WK
atalnjru.' 311 S'aNon (Jtn 3S3.
.IOF.riI 11. CLARKn. Dire.
WALTER PFEIFFER
VIOLIN VIRTTOSO AND INSTRI'CTOR
I Conl I'hllhann Socl't of rhlla Summer i
Wlldwood Rtudlo 17in inestnutm l'hone
TUB STl:it.Mli:il(J SCHOOL (IF MCSIU
10 bo. IStli Street (Fuller DulldlnKI. NOW
OPEN. Complete musical education. Teach ,
ere' classes. Call or write Xur catalog.
OFFICE NOW OPEN
Pipe Organ and Picture Playing I
CAMBRIA CONSERVATORY ,
Kenslnxton Avenue and Cambria (1817 E.
Cambria. Practlclnc privileges. Booklet
HYPERION
bCHIMIL OF MUHIO
OPEN NOW. Vocbl
Violin. Piano. Organ. Tranklln E. Cresioa
Dlr- 1714 Chestnut St.. 67 E. Penn 81 .Ola
Phila. Conservatory cst.
Directors D H Ererman. H Van den B.ml
('. IAK'c.J vnicu cruuRn
r J",-v-:,,-'1, H08 (hestnnt St.
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nsiblc Six
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All That a Sedan Should Be
mall service, and are tho envy of the
residents of the more exclusive resi
dential sections, Halo, and Cynwyd, who
must travel to the station and postofflrc
for their mail.
Institution of a dnlly mail sen-ice by
carrier in West Miuinjnnk is due largely
to the elTnrtH of the Community Club.
The members appealed for enrrier service
to l'ostmaster Thornton nnd he, after
they linrl pledged themselves to number,
every house in West Maunjiink, con
scnted to their request
jirsir
Combs, Director
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Ragtime Piano Playing
Taught in 20 Lessons
Booklet upon Request
Christensen School Popular Music
1520 ClieMnut St., Philadelphia
Room 4(14 Phone Spruce 005
ZIX'Kll KR IIAIIN
Philadelphia Musical Academy
AND IIRNCIIi:S
M1IN SCHOOL 1617 M'KUCE ST.
SPECIAL COCRSKS
Public School Supervisors, tiolfrpe. NOR1IAI.
CI.ASSKS FOR PIANO AND VIOLIJi
l Ma. iii. n.-. n-na lor prospw'us.
DAVID E. CROZlER
Orgnnlnt of Calvary Presbyterian Churrh
Organ and Piano I
1520 Chestnut St. !
KURTZ VOICK STUDIOS
1SJ0 Walnut St., Phlla.
Carnegie Hall. N Y. Wednesdajs
LTouis Sobelman "" chestnut ,Cf.
Tel. .Spruce 4931
Advanced Violin Instruction. Clrculur.
Sedan I
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autumn nnwnnTH
Washington, n. r.
Many Dignitaries
arc coming to the National Capital this month upon visits that
will write famous pages of history. Make your reservations in
Washington's new Five-Million-Dollar Hotel where are com
bined all the, comforts of your private home and the luxuries of
perfect appointments and service.
Wardman Park Hotel
HAPRY WARDMAN,
Proprietor.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
il-ANTIC CITY. X. .1.
PH OrvlKti Oos'an. rioivtH I
HOTEL CHELSEA
OPF.N All. YEAR
SEPTEMBER
The raiW delightful month of the year.
SI.TURE RESERVATIONS
J. R. Thompson Co.
HOTEL FREDONFA
European plan. Tennessee Ave ln.t nft I
rioar,llk Modern; brick! every appoint-
ment. Winter rates. Owner.hln nianaiement.
Westminster Ky- Av n,nr neach. niev.
. ,. 1o "I. . prlate baihi, run.
watT tUupwklv L' .11) up ,ly c U,re
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Kentucky Av,. Open
. . u ... a" ,0nr. 1R up
weekly phone 117 . K. MARION
lviT.nivoon. x. j.
I Ed fie ton Inn Centrally located nr beacB.; I
7 . ,, "hit. service, cap. 230 ,
I mbnU" lK"""f- J- ALUEI"f "AK'-'a-
CORTINA
PHONE METHOD
Teaches you to speak
foreign languages
correctly
YOU can learn to speak
nny foreign language at
home on your phono
srraph, at a nominal
cost. Course consists of
15 12-Inch double-dlso
records, S Lesson Books,
1 Guide, 1 Reader, 1 Bi
lingual Dictionary and
fifty class lecions under
the supervision of a. na
tle instructor.
Write for Special Booklet L
CORTINA ACADEMY
1510 Chestnut St. i
M. KLEIN, Manaxer
LEARN LANGUAGES
AT THE
BERLITZ SCHOOL
1841 CHESTNUT STREET
Entrance on 16th JStret
Ntw York. Washington, Ronton,
Dftrolt, Chicago. IlAttlmore. Ornnjre
Jlawmit, 11 to dc Jiuiflro. llucnos
All-en, ban Paolo Cordoba.
Pari, J,ondon, Home. Madrid, etc.
FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH,
1 ITALIAN, &c., &c. '
Dy the llerlltx Method Students
lesrn not only to read and write,
but especially to understand
and to speak the foreign lan
gusge.
TRIAL LESSON FREE i
ffltmtz$m
NCllOOLT, FOR XATTVR CHILD KEN
Boarding & Day Departments
SPItl'CK STIIKKT AT FORTIETH
ICetH.ent, fur 6th Yeur In October
Phone Preston 44SJ. Auto Service.
scientific Direction for NORMAL Chil
dren, 3 tu 12 eant The aim ot this
Rrhool in to give Normal Children nn en
vlronnv nt in which the spontaneous Im
pulse s of child life may have freedom for
indlMdual trrowth. Direction covers Dlot,
Exercise Recreation. Deportment. Con
rol of Emotions, Occupation, etc., dif
ferent for ffich individual child.
ANNA WINDLK l'AIHT, DlrMtrens
Montei-Mirl Diploma, Rome 1014
r NATIONAL SCHOOL i
of Elocution-and Oratory
Little Tbe.tre Bld., 17& & D.Lxdc.t Sti.
Uay and Evenlnx Courses. Classes In
Public Speaking-, Diplomas and Degrees.
D. L. Shoemaker. Principal
oi . r - no ADVANCE
jnuri vuuraco in rates
Hookkeeplnx. Shorthand, Typewriting, Eng
lish renmanshlp. Dictaphone. Comptometer.
Ii iv nnd Evening sessions. Start now. Indi
vidual Instruction
1' A I.MICK HCIIOOT.. 10 South 10th Ht.
Palms Business College
1711-1713 CHESTNUT fTRCET
Day and evening cnuraea In Shorthand. See.
retarlal. llookkeeplnif. Touch Typewrltlnr
Enxllsh. Etc, Attend the test. Individual
instruction Select pttronaee. Unroll now
1
Philadelphia TurnBemeindt
ev.Ai rwiMni Sentember 8th. Oymnasttes
fwlmmlng, Drawing and Needlework to hll
dren 7 to 15 ytxn for IT per year. Enrell
low. Rooklet. Broad and Columbia Ave.
RANKS Stenographer ntd typists
nuciNPq ln reat demanfl. Day and
SHrivt? n'Eht ciasaea. Q ter now,
i COLLEGE 91 Walnut St
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL ,, (
Oregg Shorthand. Touch Typewriting. Hook
i kseplng Recrstailal Courses. Dv..NIght.
; ' tn-HINU OAItPEN, IN8TITIITB
Arts, Mechanics. Electricity. Automobiles.
Classes commence Sept. 23. Enroll now. Mend
for booklet Broad and Spring Garden sts.
1 Private Leitiona English. Language.
rrivaie L.eisons Mathemtics, History.
MISS W1LDMAN, 1II2T H S' Locust 408.
FRIENDS' SELECT Sri.
The I'arknsv Cherrjr nfl 16th St..
Open nfter NlaMi Month ttd
I -u- ; noth Sefw
1 1 '
AUTUMN RESORTS
WASHINGTON. 1). O.
ELMER DYER,
Manager.
I'OCOXO .lltH'XTAIX.S
Delaware ll'nter t.np. I'rt.
THE ""
GlenwooD
Delaware Vnter (.np. Ta,
The Ol en wood tn a m oil em hrlck hotel with
n caimclty of 400 ffuets, It hi steam heat
un purlora, orchestra three clay tennis
rourtfl and nil nmuftcment? hnnttnir and fluh
hiff on tho Delaware River, distance mile:
a rnll to (.'uldeno polf links The hotel la
noted for Its superior tabl home comfort.
and moderate rate. CI owl for the aeaaon
Oct. asth. For booklets address i;. H. Albert,
Manaser, P R Johnson Proprietor.
KNJOV TIIK CHARMS OP AUTUMV at
THE KITTATINNY
KKI.MVAIIK WATER OAP, V,
The lending hotel of this famous ree'lnn
l Open to Dec. Capacity 1100. Strictly modern
I steam heal, log fires Oolf, tennis, boating'
orchestra. Concerts, dances KxreptlonZi
culln. Am-rlcan Plan, also a la carte rill.
r"B:' B'""- au,T,,mi',:"In,"1 rms "pin
"""'" i2L'N ''""OT COPE.
T" . . irr-i ikikT n.,.i
LAUREL INN V.
ni,-. hnt- u m
Tuler new tngt. Own
Moatar. nne bans
A E.Harrlck i
Emilic Krider NorrU School
of Expression and Stage Art
For Readers, Actors and Speakers
Expression, Oral Knvllsh, Public Sneak.
Inx. Story Telllne, Impersonation, Voice,
Dramatics, Correct Pronunciation. So
cial Deportment. Poise: Professional and
Non-Professional Coures. Diploma.
Course s presented In three great
universities of V H. and in the Con
servatoire de Paris.
Spruce S4B3. .Suite 404, 1714 Chestnut St.
La Salle Extension University
Olrectlon and a training that Is linked uo
rlth sctual business and without Intsr'srlni
situ your present position.
ACCOUNTANCY
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS LHTTER-WIHTINfl
I.AW BANKING .TRArriO
... ,t- "" nr Phone Walnut M84.
60S CnESTNUT ST. rnil.ADKM'inA
Strayer's Business College
Philadelphia's Greatest Business School
Skillful teachers Superior equipment
Practical courses Progressive management.
The most successful xraduatea.
Day and nlxht classes Charxea moderate
Positions xuaranteed Ilexln vour course now.
Call, write or phone for full particulars.
Strarer'a. 807 Chestnut St. rhone M'al. 384
Our graduates are In constant demand for
eood-puylntr positions. Grexa- Shorthand,
the easy, speedy sstem. Complete business
and secretarial courses. Day and Nlxht
Clashes. Intensive tralnlnx. Enroll
any time. Call or writn for. full
particulars and cataloxue.
Plllt. A nf'htVfraa CArtvn,
VB ... ml Collexe of Commerce ."
1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
Translation and Lessons
In Spanish. Italian. Trench, German, Dutch.
For Individuals and commercial houses,
lutes moderate. Phone Spruce 15uS
CORTINA ACADEMY
1510 CHESTNUT ST.. riHLA.
OAK LANE
f Country Day School
Auto bus service makes this country
Day School available to all Philadelphia.
Children (4 yeara and over) carried to
and from a school vrlth open country envi
ronment pure air. safety, out of city
noise and dust. Qu'et Isolation of country
makes Ideal conditions for study. Speslal
class room Instruction. Buses from cltr
renter Philadelphia. Oermantown and
Jenlilntown. Courses range from kinder
garten through college prennratlon. A
lew vacancies
still avallahls In
upper forms.
rip. Melrose R07
Oak Iine, rhlla.
Box V
l.F.vn. p..
ACERWOOD
TUTORING
SCHOOL
For boys and girls who
need individual instruc
tion to make normal
progress. Kindergarten to
High School Industrial
Arts. Domestic Science.
Music. Gymnastics. Gar
deniner. Ethical Train
ing. Home Life. Medical
Supervision. Adequate
Buildings. Large Cam
pus. , Outdoor life in
summer. 16 miles from
Philadelphia, Booklet.
Miss Devereux, Principal
Box A, Devon, Pa.
ATl.AXTlO CITY
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL '
ron
ATYPICAL CHILDREN
VENTNOrt PARKWAY AND SUMNER AVE.
Margate Park. Atlantic City. N. J
A select school ut adjustment where sda
clalized Individual medical and educational
treatment and training, combined with ths
Invigorating quantise of Atlantlo C ty ell"
raatv. stimulate n greatest physical and
mental develonment ln nervous nn.1 t..i.
vard children. Details sent upon application
Yonng Men and Roy.
WYNNKMOOll. PA,
MONTGOMERY SCHOOL
The Country Day School for Hoys from the
beginning of their education to college.
Faculty from Columbia Teachera Collcie
For Information adrrs. Rev. Gibson Hell,
l.II., II. 1)., Headmaster, Wrimeuood, Tenna,
CH EH TNUT II 1 1.1. V
Chestnut Hill Academy
ST. MARTIN'S. C1IK8TNIJT HIIjI PA.
Prerarstlon for college. An Ideally located
.Mintrv iIhv And boardlnir sehani fnp hnUJ
XsDeclally low 'rates for SM-day boards'
TIIR PVT.MER, ?"
I.AKK.1VOOD. TaXH
-- Vi " Delaware
t000 Waler tiup, pa.
PARCEL POST
Thousands of Garments
Full Dress Suits
Prince Albert
and Cutaways '
LARGE
ASSORTMENT
Miule bjr tho Ileal Tailors.
AM. HII.K LINED
Finest mnterUls
$75 to $100 Values
OUR PRICE $5 UP
11 r neeil the room
SAMUEL COOPER, 1010 W. GiurJ Ave.
Furniture Re-Upholstered
Call Lombard 3650
Representative will submit
samples and cost. Dost new
furniture at lowest rates. Im
mediate attention and first
class work guaranteed.
CHESTERFIELD WHOL.
bTERKD FURNITURE CO.
M9 CHESTNUT ST.
HOUSE PAINTS
$2.50 PER GALLON
FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE USE
Battleship Gray, Sky-Blue, Qloss-White,
Ollve-Oreen. Medium and Dark-Brown.
Also many other shades.
noop i nn pert
PAINT ?1,UU GALLON
RED, BROWN, BLACK .,
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS No. 03 GOVERN
MENT SPAU VARNISH, 13 rER OAL.
llronso Powder. II 10 per lb.
Aluminum Powder. $1.23 per lb. Abso
lutely cnomicauy pure.
DISK AN ii". w. oirari) Ant.
uiarun Uert ,,honli Popl,r 2(W8
TALKING MACHINES
REPAIRING
vicroR
COLUMBIA
60N0RA
CHENEY
EDISON
The Neyer-Slip
or Kick Ora'phlto will
be used In all re
pairing ALL OTHER MAKES
We carry all pari
PEOPLES REPAIR SHOP
49 North 10th Street
LAMBERT & CLESS liViu
Qu.cc PRINTING
SMALL QUANTITIES AT REASONABLE PRICES
Estimates Given. A Trial Means Satisfaction.
Young Women nnil Gtrla
Open-Air School for Girls
The rilEIli: ANNA TIIOIIM; .Model School
nf Ervn Mavvr College nnnounrea the open
n of a Primary Department In addition to
Its l.Iementnry and College Preparatory
Courses. For circular nnd Information add
THE JIODEI, SCHOOL
llryn Mnur Tel. Ilrjn Mttwr 295
Traininr; School for Kindergartneu
(Formerly Miss Hart's). Junior. Senior and
Graduate Courses. Primary methods. Prac
tlce Klndeixsrtners. Ml A. T. 1J,T,MV
Director Tinx u "tin Walnut St . Phtli
Phila. School of Design for Women
UnOAI) AND MASTF.H RTRFTrTS. rilIL.
Reopens September Kith.
Miss Wharton's School
WO PINF STREF.T. Keepens October I.
Olrls a I.Utle Hys.
THE FARNUM "SCHOOL
1R07 Tine Street Reopens Oct. 1st
Senior. Junior, Primary, Kindergarten
rtnis under 10 ears
.MAIIljn PREP. Intensive Tutoring""
University references. 115 So. Slth St.
IIAK 1.1NE. pa.
The Cowles School for Girls
Prep, for nil colleges Strong Ocn'l Courses
Music. Primary through High School. 7 mln'
walk from trolley, opp. Heading n rt Sla'
Indlv. atten. For cntl. 4 views ndd Emma Si"
Cowles. A P.. Head of School Oak Ijine Pa
ARrniOKE, pa.
r-The Lyman School.
HEKCII HXtll.L." 2S0 Lancaster Atc.
Ardmore, Penna.
Kindergarten and Primary for both
boys and girls. Junior and Senior School
for girls only. Rus service from West
Phlla Ma Overbrook and Merlon. Opens
Sept. ?! Addresa
. MISS M. H. STF.KN, Principal
DEVON. PA.
"Tf
DEVON MANOR "
ABOAItDIN'O EChool ot thi
highest type olTerlne collegs
preparatory and Junior collegs
courses. Thoroughly practical
training; In vocational work, which
meets thv demant'a of the hour
Domestla Science. Secretaryship
Social Service, Ait and Music.
Open-air school rooms, campus
of sixteen seres. out-or-door sports
Incltltllne; ridlntf.
On the Main Line of the Pennsvlvsnls
Railroad, sixteen miles from Phltatielphla,
In the historic Vslley Forge rerlon.
KD1TII SAMSON. Principal
tlox 110, Devon Manor. Heron, I'a.
VINELAND, N. J.
MAPLEHURST SCHOOL vip;
A select home school for a limited number
of retarded and auhnormat children. Nine
teen years' esnerlence. Booklet P.
"sTBI.rNK rir.HAn.T ARNADE. Prlnel.M
hTKAMSIHP NOTICES
"EARN LINE
Philadelphia Havana
GENERAL CARGO
U. S. Shipptoff Board Steel Steamer
S. S. "LAKEGALERA"., Sailed
S. S. "LAKE FLUVANNA".. Oct. IS
For rates and particulars apply u
Earn Line Steamship Co.
4ti Itullllt Bid:.. Philadelphia
STEAMSHIP NOTIPF.S
BEBMUB
Ideal Winter Vocntlon Keor(
Serviee ( l resumed In Dee.. 1919, by
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
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ALLEN. Sept. SO. at ths Presbyterian
Home for Widows and Single Women. Mist
JANE ALLEN, ared 91, Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral, Wed.. 4 P. in.,
from the Home. B8th t. and Oreenwsjr avs..
West Phlla. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
ANDERSON. Sept. 2. In Dnwnlnetown.
Pa THOMAS H. ANDERSON, BKed ill.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Thurs. O'RO a, m., 2H William at.. Down
Inittown, Pa. Int. Femwood Cem.. rhlla.,
12 noon, where remains may ba viewed
BALDERSTON. Near Newtown, Pa., Bent.
29. D. JOLLT BALDEIiaTON. aaed t3
Relatives and friends Invited to funera
Krl.. 2U5 p. m., Newtown Cem. Chape
Trsln for Newtown leaves Readlnir Terminal,
Philadelphia, 1:28 p. m. Also trolleys leaving-
Trenton for Newtown at 1 p. m.
BORIE. At Klrklyn. Delaware county.
Pa . 8pt. 80 ALBERT J., husband of ilary
B Horle. formerly of 824J N Broad st. Due
notice of funeral will ba Riven, lo Klrkljn
ave.i Klrklyn, Pa,
BRADLEY. Sept. 27. CIIRIST'VN
RUUCE P.. son of Arthur and Madelie
BrBdley. aed 8. Solemn requiem, mass St.
Albsn'a Church, 2d and Tabor rd.. 01r.t.
Wed.. 10 30 a. m.
BROCOFF. Suddenly. Sept. 29. AUGUST
nnocOFF, husband ot Anna Brocoff, nited
74. Relatives and friends Invited to funeiw!
services Thurs.. 11 a. m.. 001) N. 10th st.
Int. private. . . .
IIU(:K. At IJinxlale. CHESTER A.
BUCK, aced (11. nelatlves and friends, also
Norrlstown Lodse of Elka No. 714: B. p.
H . Moose I.odite. No. 1823, of Lansdale;
Falrmount Fire, Co.. No. 1: Board of Trade,
Bro. Counsel of Lansdale Invited to fu
neral, liat.. 1 D. m.. from 831 Columbia
me., Lansdale. Int. private Mt. Teaco
Cem. Body may las viewed Thurs., from
7 to l) p m.. also at Mt. Peaca Cem.,
ti., p,
liirnVQ SiMdenlv. Sent. 28. JOHN, hus
band of Mary Hums. Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 8:10 a. m.. reel
dance of sister. Mrs. Catharine Burns, 238
Berkley St., Oermantown. With mass at
Church of St. Francis of Asalsl. 10
m-1
int, Iloiy sepuicnre tern
t, Holy Sepulchre Cem ,
UURNS. Sept. 8(1. at Presbyterian Homo
r Widows and Single Women. Mrs MARY
fnl
. nTTtira nrrmA fin Vlolatlvea n ml friends
Invited to funeral. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. from the
home. H8th and Oreenway ave., W, Phlla
Int. Monument Cem.
dASSIDY. Sept 2H. JOHN husband of
lnte Elizabeth A. Caaldy (nee Blake). Rela
llvea and friends, also Court Robin Hood,
No 14. F nf A.. Invited to fumral, f'ri.,
8:30 a.m. r.41i7 Cedar ave Solemn requiem
mass Church of the Transfiguration 10 a. m.
Int Hnlv Cross Cem. Auto aerUce.
CASTOR. Sept. 80, MARY H.. widow of
Llnford Castor (nee Brooks), aaed HO. Rel-
&:
ana irienaa invuea to lunerai. nai,
smn.ln.law's residence. Arthur !
Whlttaker. 51)0.1 Kestone st. Wlsolnomlng.
Int. private. Cedar Hill Cem.
CHUllCHMAN Sept. XU. CATHKRINI7
MILLER MAISON. wlduv of William R
Churchman. Funeral services Frl.. 4 p.
residence of John W. converse,
Rosemont.
Pn. mt private.
COLLINS. Sept 21), SAMUEL S., hus.
atlves and friends, Potter Lodge. No. 441. F. I
un A. M
ano; rurvivors ni oamesnip
Michigan, U. S. N., Invited to funeral serv
Ices, Frl., 2 p. m. parents' residence. 1427
W Indiana eve. Int. private, Dethel Cem.,
Camden, N. J,
CUOWELL. At residence of aon, Sunnv
side Farm, nucklnxham. Pa . Sept. 211,
WILLIAM CROWELL. of 3342 N 13th St..
Philadelphia. Relatives and friends Invited
to funeral services, Trl., 4 p. m., Raptlat
Temple, llroad and Ilerke stsi, Philadelphia.
Int. private.
DOLAN Sept. 2D, nRIDQIiT, widow of
Michael Dolan. formerly of Oermantown.
Philadelphia. Relatlvea and friends lilted
to funeral. Thurs.. 7:30 a. m.. 'i0l5 N. Van
Polt et. High mass St Elisabeth's Church
1) a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Auto
service
DUFFV-nEROEIt. Sept. 27. EDWARD.
on of Marv Duffy.Iterter and late John
Duffy, grandson of late Thomas and Hannah
Golden. Relatives and friends, also Nativity
T. A. R. Society and emploves of WlllUm
Cramp Sons Shin and Engine Ilulldlng Co ,
nlso leonl Nn 320. InMlrd to funeral, 2.1O.I
C Sonierset st., Thurs , R:10 a. m. Solemn
requiem mass 8t. Ann's Church J"
tnt st Charles' Cem. Kellvvllle. Va.
FINI'.BT. Sept. 30. MARY A., wife of
John J. P'inley (nee FlanlRanl. Relstlvs
and friends, also St. Carthage's Tt. V. M.
Sodality, Altar and Rosary Soclotv and
League of the Sacred Heart, Invited to
funeral. Mat. n: n. m.. na n. n-'ia si,
Solemn high mass of renulem St. Carthage's
Church, (lid st. nnd Cedir ave.. 10 n. m,
mi iiraj v.re" tn.. !.. "J.'i'.,;..
rllN's Sent. 30. Dr. EMANI'EL S.
OAT'J. Relatives anil
friends William C.
lioMllinn T.nrlire. Nn oOO. F. and A. M.. ln-
lted to funeral, Thurs., 11 a. in., 711 N.
Franklin st In. Mt Sinai Cem.
GEFFERT. In Norrlstown.. Pa., Sent.
20. LILLIAN M. QEFFERT. RelatUes an.I
friends invited to funeral, from resident-,
of hrother-in-lav. Clarence SI. Btokel. B34
Pow.ll.st., Norrlstown. Pa.. Thurs.. S n. .m.
in nlvat North Cedar Hill Cem . Ph Is
I'nns.
GWYMRBTH. Sept 2. FRANK H.
OWYMRETH. of 2134 N 11th St.. aged 07.
Due notice of funeral will he given from
Armstrong's, 1027 nnd 102!) ,M. Ilrosd.
HATCH. At Atlantic Cltv, H. J.. Sent.
2H MARGARET widow of Jehn Hater.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
friends lilted to funeral s"rlce, Thurs.,
1..
10 a. m reaiaencn 01 Mruiiier-iii-is- r
Pnrkhill. cor. W. Atlantic ave. and Chestnut
St., Audubon. N. J. Int. private. Friends
may call Wed.. 7 to 0 p. m. Howell, Mich.,
papers copy
HIIHN At Atlantic City N J , sr,t. 20.
SAMUEL P. 1IUHN. Relatives and friends
Invited, to funeral services. Thurs.. 3:30 p.
St. Paul's Memorial Church, Cnerbron!
IK
Int prtvsre,
JARVIS. Sept. 20, AMANDA N.. widow
of James Jsrv's Relatives nnd friends In-
1 vlted to funernl eenlces, 8107 2lnln st
, Chtstnut Hill. Thurs.. 2 pm. Int. prl-
I JOHNSON. Ninth Month 2Sth JOST'PH
husband of Itarv J. Johnson, aiod 70. Iteli-
tlves and friends InMted to funeral. Tenth
ISlonth 2d. 2 p. m.. 2105 N. B2d st. Int.
private ArilnoTon e"
JUSTICE Sept. SB. JOSEPH husbapd
of El'a F. Justice, nelatlvea and friends
Invited to funernl services, Wed,. 2 p. m.,
late residence. The Ivans Apts.. 47th st.
and Ilaltlmore ave.. w, Phlla. Int. private
Westminster Cem.
KELLY In New York cltv. Sept, 57.
JOHN husband of E1I.I KtlU. Reletlves
and friends. 1 Philadelphia Typographical
1 Union. No. 2: Monotvpe operators. Invited
to funeral sen ices. Thurs:, 2 p. m., resi
dence of aunt. Mrs. Jane McCuene. 1210
8 llonsall st. Int, nrlvate. Friends niev
view remalna Wed., ft to 10 n, m
1 KEfllHU, wepi, .vj. .jiviuucj I. IP.IV'
, DIu. Relatives nna inenas invited to fu
neral se'vlcea Thu-s., S p. n... slstrr's r'sl
dence, 1715 N. Part ue. Int. Marlett'i
rR
' KKNNET Sept. 22. CATHARINF. KEN.
NET. Relatives and friends lnWtd to fu-
1 nurs . n a. in. -""' x"7 ' '"'o' ,'" J"""" tlves and frlenda lnvlten to funeral Krl . h-ho
K , Cusick, OlO N Ohio HVe. Solemn re. "v'n,a, res derce of dnughter Mrs. 3, II.
nuleni ma.s St Nlclv. as Church 8:30 a. m fn48 N. s4,h ti Hirh w, 8t,
inl,Jl ?.c5r"t Wri. s.?o7"i) hhiiik-t a EHxaheth's Church 10 a. m Int. Private
HEMl'Srl.AI' S"Pt -II. HAlllllM A vllNER. H. Pt. 20 H RRY. son of Isle
uMnW of L. Hempstead, HplUc snj .."?'.., o,..i, T Warn., ntrerf r.
1 peral, Tnurs.. n a. m.. parlors ot w, j. .Mc.',,.nv E
Onldrlclc .1120 OermantTOn ave High mass
Church ot lmmacu.aie uonception 11 a, m.
Int. private,
KKRHKK. Sent. 21). C. ALRERT, hus.
band of lato Mary E. Kerber. Relatlvea
and friends: Harmony Lodge, No. 43, K.
of P.I ProgreasUa Assembly, Nn. 4, A. O.
M P.i Relmnnt Council, No. 100. I. O. A.l
Musicians' Union of Penna., Invited to fu
neral eenlces. Thurs.. 2 p. m.. 414 N.
Wanamalier at. Int. private, Femwood
Cem, Remains may be viewed Wed., 8 to
10 p. m.
KIRKPATRICK Ruddenlr, Sept. 2,
JOSEPH, hushand of Annie Klrlcpatrlck (nee
Freeman. Relative, and frlnds. Industry
Lodge. No. 181. V anil A. M ; Camp No.
270 P. O. B. of A.' M-n's Friendly Union
nf John Chsmlers I'rr'iirterlan Church and
employes of Puhlli Wn-ks Dept.. Phlla.
Navy Yard lnlted to fuieral. Thurs., 2
p. m . 1210 P. 22d t. Ir Ternwood Cem.
KRAFT Sept. 28 OEOROE II.. husband
of Ellsa R Kr.tft nvi d M. Relatives and
snd friends, employes of Allen, lane
Scott, Invited to funeral services, Thurs.. 2
n. m.. at 2S11 N. 81st st. Int. German
T.uthern 1 Cem Renulns may bo viewed
Wed ev.
KRATZ. Sent 20 ESTHER M.. widow
nfReedWr'te aeej 1. Iteli've and frlendi
Invited to funeral sen Ices. Thur... 8 p. m...
11437 N. 1.1th st. Fther services Frl, in:io
a. m., Dovletnn Presbyterian Church Int,
Do-,.-tovn Cem.
KUEHN. Sent. .20. LOUISA KUEHV.
widow of HernMn Iuehn. aged 71. Rela
tives and friends also the Ladles' RIMc
Class of Trinity Reformed Church and Pa,
Reserve Circle. No. lit. Ladles of the O, A.
R Invited to funeral Frl . 1 n. m., 4210
1 n, 1'rans'in -. K"-r-ii-rs trinity nerormeo
1 Church. Uroad nnd Venango at.,, 2 p. m.
Int. private,
LANDON At Rn-drn-nwr.. N, J.. Sept.
20. SBLAND WHITNEY LANDON. Relatives
and friends Invited to serv'coa, Tlordentown
ntllttsry Tnst'tMte. Thurs . 4 n. m.
IX)HMU.LER. JACOH A., .on of Clara
and tho late josepn lonmiuer. Relatives
and friends are Invited to attend reculem
mass. Frl.. 8 a. m. sharp, at St, Alphonsus
Church, 4th and Reed sts.
McMAIION. Sept. 20. WILLIAM II.. hus
hand of Katharine McMahor. (nee Edier).
Relatives and friends Invited tJ' fnnersl,
Th.irs.. 7:30 n. to., parlora f S. P. Frank.
enneld Sons, nSOO Vine st. Mass St. Ores.
ory'a t'nuren if a, m. uit. fioiy I'ross uem
llURPHY. Sept. 20. TIIOMA8. husband
of Margaret E. Murphv. Ralatlves nnd
friends, Holv Name and P. A D. Snelety.ot
Church of Our Mother of Sorrows. Division
No. 14. A. O. II. s 'Retail Orocers' Assocl-
a t ton, tnvueq o mnerai. wat . eiau
UNDHBTARTTRg
nKATHH
4800 Westminster ave Solemn rsQulert
mass Church of Our Mother of Sorrowf 10
a. m. Int. St. Denis's Cem. Omit flowers.
Auto service. . . .r
MURRAY. Sept. 80. EMMA Ll MUR
RAY, widow of OeorM Murray nnd dauah
tsr of late Iflram and F.lltsheth Macllrntnj
nelatlves and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Frl., 1:80 o. m., residence of son-in-law.
Arthur C. Collins, 82 Mountwell ava.,
Haddnnfletd. N J. Int. Mt. Peaca Cem.r
Philadelphia,
NELSON. Sept. 30. TIKI1ECCA NKMOA
formerly of 1784 Sansom st. Further otlc
of funeral will be Riven.
NEVILS. -pt, 20, ALICE J., widow of
Arthur J. Nevlls. nelatlves and frltnda In
vited to funeral. Thurs., 8:30 a. m.. 188 N,
2tst st Solemn requiem mass Cathedral
10 a. m. Int, Hnlv Cross Cem. .
NORRIS. At Wlldwood N. J.. Saot I,
SARAH A. NORRIS (nee nrawley) wife, ot
Albert Norrls, late of 888 Lex St.. W. Phils.
ftelatlves and friends Invited ta funeral sere
res. Thurs,, 2 p. m., nation of David. O.
Frankenfleld A Snns. 822 N. 02d at. Int.
private. Mt. Morlah Cem. . .....
0"DRAIN. On Sept. SO. 1019. T1IOMAB
.T., iniineest eon of lalo Alex. L. nnd Katl
E O'Draln and crandson of late Owen and
Margaret Cunneff, axed 20 Years 8 months.
Relatives and friends Invlttd to funeral, on
Saturday mnrnina at 8:80 o'clock, from Iat
residence 1241 N. Hancock st. . Solemn
renulem mass St. Michael's CHurch 10 a. m
Int. Cathedral Cem. ...
OLIVER. Sept. 27 WILLIAM, son of
Mary and lale William Oliver, nelatlves
nnd friends Invited to funeral. Wed., 80
m m ..iManK. ftf m.lK. iOXi flnrUCS ST.
Requiem mass St. jameaa Church. 88th
and Che.tnut sts., 10 a. m Int private;
nannrtTsj. Rent a rATitAniNE. wlAovr
of John Osborn. nelatlvea and friends. Mar-f
rled Women's Sodality and the League of In;
Sscred Heart. Invited to funeral. Thurs..
8:30 a. m.. 1010 Stiles st. Solemn requtens
msss Church of the Orsu. 10 a. m. Int.
Cathedral Cem. Auto runeral.
PETTENOELL Sept. 30. 830 N. 24th at.,
JOEL TRACY PETTENOELL, axed 81. Fu
nernl nnd Int private, ...
PHENEC1ER. Suddenly. Sept. 80. JOHN
W. husabnd of Anna M. Phenexer ,'rj"
Loech), nelatlves and friends, all societies
of which he was a member, Invited to fu
neral, Thurs., 8 p. m , B0 N. Llndenwood st..
West Phlla. Int. Qeorxetown. Lancaster
county. Pa., at convenience of family.
POVERS. At Chester. Pa Sept. 2.
HANNAH, wife of Philip Powers, nelatlves
and frnda Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8.80 a.
m.. 1218 W, 7lh at.. Chester. kPa. Solemn
mass of requiem Church of the Immacu
late, Heart 10 a. m. Int. Immaculate Heatt
Cem. . ,
PRICE. At residence of son, Colllnxs
wood. N. J.. Sept. 80. MARTHA It., widow
of J Lum Price and daughter of late Henry
D. and Martha Steeper. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Frl.. 11 a. m..
chapel of Andrew J. Hair Son. Arch and
inth ata. Int. private. Newtown papere
COivirnnre n.rK 80. Mrs MARIE LOUISE.
widow of John B Rebre. axed 87, . Relatives
Rnd frnd Invited to funeral. Frl.. Rao a.
"j1" .,' w DaUnhln st. Solemn requiem
mi church of Our Lady of Mercy 10 a.
mrnlt ;.,
m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral.
nuni-IITq At Weenanlfen. N. .7.. Scut.
2R DANNELTA. mother of Blnncho Roberts.
Funeral services "will be held I Thurs.. P.
m.. home of Frank Van do Or ft. Kddlnx
ton. Pa. nelatlvea and friends Invited. Int.
'"rtOBINSONSept. 20. JAMES B. nOBIN-
BON. husband of Rebecca Robinson (nee
Black), aaed 77. nelatlvea and friends In
vited to funeral. Frl.. 1 P. m'.. 2380 Coral
st. Services Union Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church. Coral and York ets.. i
i,. ..,.
private,
Oreenwood (K. of P.) Cem
omit
fln-
SCHULKR. Sept. 2(1. PHILIP SCHULER.
oxed nt. Relatives and frlnda Inviteo in
funeral services residence of son, Frank Q'
Schuler 2712 Poplar at.. Thurs., 1:80 n m.
Int. private. Remains may be viewed Wed.,
after 7 n. m. . . ..-
SKOK.TI. fwpt. -H. KHJinur.n. nuaunii"
of Lilly I
peger tnee jovet jvrimv-s i....
friends. Mt Morlah Lodre. No. IBS. F. ana
A M : Adelnhla Ixidie. No 22. I O. O. F.;
Firemen's Relief Asso. of Phlla : Select and
Common Councils R-nubllcan City Campaign
Committee. Seventh Ward Republican Execu
tive Committee, all other organizations of
which he was n member. Invited to funeral
services. Thurs.. 2 p. m., 171H Pine st. Int.
private. Femwood Cem. Remains may be
lewed Thurs. after 10 a. m.
SK'SXT. Of 41S0 Westminster ae.. Sept.
30. LOUIS DU'AL. Jr.. son of Louis D. and
Istbel K. Senat. agd 22. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Frl..
2:30 p. m.. Oliver H. nalr Illdg.. 1820 Chest,
nut st. Int. private. Remains may be
viewed Thur.. 7:30 to " P m.
BTONO Sept. 20 ELMER K.. husband
of Marv O. Stone- (nee Oetrnan) Relative,
end friends. memWa of Mereantllo Lodge.
No 12. S. of H ' Penobscot Tribe. No. 70.
I. O R. M.: Pnna. nnd c.-ntury Yearly
Iteneflclal Asso t Kensington Club, Concertina.
Club. Invited t" funeral services. N. W, cor.
Hancock and York sts. Int. private North
Cedar Hill Cem Remains may be viewed
Frl eve. .. . , .....
TEMri,ETU.N. etepi. Z3. Jiar,rn, u
hand of Rose C. Tcmpltnn. Relatives ana
friends Invited to funeral. "Ihurs.. Ban R.
m., AI4S Sansom et. High mass Our Lady
of vir-v church 1" s, r I"' """''""tlw.
THOMPSON, Sept. 20. CATHARINE,
widow of William Thompson. Relatives ana
... . ..!..... ... e.mavHl SpI fi 9n n m
;.,Snc" of cousin, Mre.'wilHam Connolly.
S53 v. Wilton St. Solemn high msss of re.
i., rhurch nf our i.aay or victory it
fc"v . "' . .. -4.. . rin.n-.. .ft
'wni '''"!' ;;.";, ' ... .'i.
Int. Cnthdral Cem. Auto service.
'..-. .-. 1. c. 1t..k.. la T Umnt
30 HENRY, hushnnd of late Elisabeth
Trnsjcl, aged 74. Relatives and friends In.
vlted to funeral. Frl.. 1 p. m. apts. of WIN
lrn H T)ersl.v, M'll N P- l e I"U
PfHat-. "'"w' .' '- ,"""I.,:,M.,n5. 0e
, viewed Thuran 'StSnlUrbor. N JL
, on PfVa Z'Si .20 IDi K wife of
.-....-. -.... ...... . . j
Charles 15. 1 ll'liy. iiciaii'- nnu rinj
Invited to funeral. Thura., 8:30 0. m. 1848
N 27th st Sole-nn high requiem mas.
Church of Mt Precious juonn: hi a m.
Int. prlvato. Remains nay be viewed Wed.,
8 In in n m. Auto funeral
0 ilipwEn. Sent. 30. MAROARET O..
widow of Oil'l.ve J Vleweff. aged fiR Rela.
i. ...... .( w.t.m H.H.1H nr ,DA
Tnir Mill of Hnrrs- A. Muihoiianu. franK-
fnr.1 lnlted to funeral i rvlcrs. J ue.. n
' ' " m a aT.sr. I tt. ilnsa TllAa U
n rri 3H D St. nt. Mt, Pleasant Cem..
illllvlllc, N J. Funeral Wed., 0 a. m. Aufa
'"wwrni st.r,t. "1. SUE WALDIE. wife
nf Wllmer
31. vpiiii. run-rni nritim
m..ITnltsr!an Church parlor,
snd Greene St., Oermantown.
Thurs., 2 P.
rpelten nve
I". JV'i.81' .. 00
Vl.tr - repi. ".
REOINA. wife ot
I iuls Wl" ""il 4.". Relati'-"" .ind f'l.nd".
Cnltim'da Tten""el'l Asso . Mlrle t,orige.
Women's Vf- Socletv of the Maccnhces.
Inv"ed to funeral services. Thurs.. 2 o. m.,
1R18 CHenwood nvc Int, Mt. Car e full.
LOST AND FOUND
CAMERA Lost, on Mill cek ne-r Ard
more, I. C. A. cimera, foreien manuiac.
ture: leather plush cnrrjlng cnae with ten
plate holders. negatle exposed, nnd valu
able to owner: some marked J. Wood Marpi
facturlng Co . others Farnsnorth Co.: liberal
reward for return. Phone Ilelmont 1314.
DOQ Lost, at Chestnut Hill, 4-month-old
Relglan police dog: light lirnwn. vlth
nntntui fnen n ml ears stsndlnff un straight:
"j answers to name 1 Akelal reward offered.
Teiennono i nestnui tun i.-.i or umuui
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at 334R Market st., pnuaaeipnia. te
Raphael Olass. All bills must be presented
to It. Glass at above address before 10
o'clock Vi'ednesdiy. October 1. 1010.
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