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Y ff.PEDERAL AGENT ARRESTED
Charged With Breaking Liquor Law
During "Wet Revolt"
. ".nn ""PiV Mien.. Mnreh .'1 ilir
A I) (Jenrce F II
l ntntiicrow, cliir-f
SM lhi IJrntifl llnii!. L ..m .i -.
VltMrtrnent of Justice, who roturnnrl nn
iMonunr from Iron rnnnlv. Mini. ...t....
fs.WDn,. iipoli I yiirrxrntHtlvr of
b Mvron II. iilkpr. In ll.wl Ji.. .n
ttf i-1... .. -. ...... ln III".
eetlnn with the1
'whisky rchplMou " mi
i nrrcMed nt n
liotel here a night b
nn ncent of
Hie Stat Food ami Drug Department
00 ft Clinrrn or vlnlntlnr. il.n ltn.,.. i..
Miinntevow was tiVen to nollpp lu.n.1
" -- ........ " iiiiiivi mw
otmrtor anil reW-npe1 without hall to!
appear in poller court todav Up ,1p
Marpcl the uffnlr was a "'ramp-up." It'
I rharced that Cuimnrrow invited the
"cent Into hi loom and jravp him n
drink of whiskv
r5
Americans In Alntab Are Safe
Constantinople. Match .'S.--(H.r A
V,4"-;A" Amci leans In Alntab. where
(Unorders occuied cnrlv In lVbrnnrv
were safe on Tehrunrv 1 1. nceni-tliiivi
Yi v.. nrrivctl Here fro
rJ," V.'' n.r,rlvc'1 "' from
The situation U quiet, but
L' .'I" C11:" tftChrlH-
nma .winor 1
Moslems rpfiiNp
J?nB French troops are not occuprlnit
i,""'j ronus -eauins to wiiicli are in
fest-d by bindlta.
teB A MESSAGE iTO
1 IBPllP I
Concerning
Spring Deliveries
Bc3i'de the recognised shortage of
new cars, freight embargoes now add
to the already uncertain condition of
deliveries
There can be bat one
outcome
the utter impossibility of accumu
lating even a small stock of cars for
Spring delivery.
At the first peep of Spring, how
ever, there will come the usual mad
rush for cars, and right here we wish
to issue a friendly word of warning
U'c nor any other dealer k-HI
be able to take cars of that
March and April demand jot
Immediate delivery.
There is a ray of
hope in this plan
o
w
CO
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reserve now, and
Velie Six Tou
ring
Sedan or G
cupe,
March or
stipulated.
April
We are at your
the wisdom of
J fig, nce
LaROCHE BROTHERS, INC.
1214 North Broad Street
PHOVR POPLAR 4983
A MESSAGE fi
H THE PAINTEK .
I .works with certain chemk
- cIs-tliat undermine healta,.
. .Turpentine affects kidneys
-and heart -white lead works-
jnfo the bones and gives ,-
lead poisoning, -i- L '-..-
-Six days a
-Jmmter works with these'
dangerous chemicals - He r-
- wants a 5- day week -
Wjith 5 dy& pay.- -- -
' He wants 2 free days a -
- week to et the poisons
ooti)jr bis
i
-1 He needs those deysly
m. ' i ' "1
Phiradelphia
Partiers, r
m E :
si- WBt76-r I
"I WIM J ' '
v am '.. i
I HONORED ON "TAP DAY'
John W. Hubbell Elected to Society
at Dartmouth
lohn W Hubbell. of this c Ut. n
nmonu the juniors dec-ted to the ('Asque
nnn uaiinuott nt the aununl TnptlnY
ut Dartmouth, which beiiwi on the
stroke of midnight last night
nidi for throe scnlnr itiwlMlna Hip
Snlilnx. (.'nanus nnrl CunntWt nml Hip
Drn?n- were extended to the members
?i ,,lc Junior eins and n few seniors.
1 I. . . 7. . ' . 'F.pn accepted invitations.
. .iMM.,11 11 ui-ucvru 10 dp mc oniy I'pnn
swvnnln man admitted to any of the
1 , .
ioentic
HARDING ON TEXAS STUMP
Sets Precedent as Republican" Presi
dential Campaigner
Port Worth. Tex.. Match 3. (Ut A
JM Senator Warren O Harding, of
Ohio, candidate for the Republlenn
nnoldeiitlHl nomination, set a precedent
in Miutliern polities today bv campaign
ing in Texas. IIC Is the firnt nennh.
llcnn candidate ever to
campaign in
nerson In this state. He spoke at th
Chamber of Commerce. Hew
odiiiwI to the itv by a commUtSc com-
nosed or both Democrats nnd Repiib
osed of both
nrnu-.. in- Mil to in lHlinS HtP In.
ea
dav
!
we will allot you a
L,ar. Koadstcr.
arriving in cither
Delivery at time
service now.
if
you
our remarks
week the .J
system. ,
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8
Di&tritt
Council
I
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EVENING PUBLIC
KENTUCKY G. 0. P. MEETS
Woman May Be' Selected as One of
State's "Big Four" Delegates
1mlsvlllo, K. March H. (lv A.
I'.) More than 12000 Itepublicans of
Ken tuck t were In Louisville today at
tending the llepubllcan state convention,
which was tailed to elect four delegates
nnd four alternate from the state nt
large to the Republican national con
cntlon In Chicago nnd to formulate
plans for the Itepiblican campaign In
this state.
A. T. Hcrt. Republican national com
mitteeman from Kentucky, nnd Oov
crnor Edwin 1. Morrow were said to be
virtually nssurcd of luloiscment by the
convention todav as two of the four
delegates fiom the state at large to the
national (onventlon. Some quarters
appeared confident that Mr .lohn
Oloer Smith. Frankfort, lo would
be Indorsed by the contention but
It appeared probable that n tight on
the convention floor for Indorsement
as fourth dclrgatc would take place
Will II. Ilavs, chairman of the lle
publlcan national committee, wns n
spectator at the i onventlon
H. C. L. Gets J. B.'s Divorce Business
Reading, Pa., March .'1. Thirn two
divorce decrees wer,e filed jesterdnv In
one batch by Judge Wagner, twenty
three of the applicants being women.
Testimony In the bulk of the cases
showed that the high cost of living was
the prime source of differences, instead
of liquor as In former jears.
HOWAtlD VINCENT
"PDQZ
PoMhln
Done
Quick!)
A Wonderful
Polish for
PIANOS
FURNITURE
AUTOMOBILES
Sfid
?KNO At
rVKNiTVi
ousN
vwi
t sed for oicr 30 er
on the highest era
PIANOS Kl'nNWl RV
Jtr AllTOMnilll.T J anrf
"MfKniSM
la cuarintecd to prcserie the AUMMI
and prent It turning blue It protlu
a lustar likn tn w with tli allchtest c-rfori
SOr c'nt 1 eana, SI. poatpnlil
sr.w riAnt. awt to sam
Smv i'iyi'.ks, sits to ssioo
HQWAmVIHCm
xas-sts-aio at:-s4-s46
NOItTH OTII ST.
wiNTKit nr.iortTs
Early
Rtservattoni
Suggated.
An.WTIC! CITY. V I
&
A"WJ
I ev "W'httc one .tics the x
Kj f nrcatcst xaiiety tit X
jjj I 7 kcaicry, custom nnd
sS55"?"fll'l'6 costumes."
nCaftJl "jjfelil Spcnd onr vncatlon '"
CTMf SWITZERLAND'S
WSmStT ' 4Im restful atmosphere
ffi$VwlMi i ''? 'n'f GL'NLIT ALPINK VALLCS,
1 , WaNr 'p!t,,sJ '-Jot Wlt a luxuiiant (lota, ciaic- I
'SmiJvrPjS fu' folcst-clad lii I-. towciinK, I
"' r' "&fe, snow-capped peaks; a people, one I
"WW " f.'gpg n thought and puipose, yet com- I
Hntjl (jS po-cd of three nationnlities, and I
Wiltfl , Ju th'co tongues, with different chai- I
"TT il) """ " acteristic customs and costumes I
LtMTjL Qu a" tnal and moie one sees n
-5, . X Verf nr Part ft rnn'nNr a
r -w " t.'i 'onio llnlrl Olid' inop
-- ic ec;oitio to? ro(noc
' , - i$3lk Swiss Federal Railroads
- zmkrj.. m:-r ji'p-ji. -
Xii:II.I.I!. N C ASI.H.I.I.. . (
MWmPf
,,fWsrW
r rsmMifi
- JSSSSra-iWKi'iiai
( une iiinDassaciop
(ttantic City's Newest and TTtost Distinctiue 'Motel
Under management Ambassudor Hotels System.
On the Boardwalk, vat In the quel exclusive Chelsea
residential district Hpaelous aun dtcka orlooklnc ocean
Symphony concerts .very evening1 Danclnc 1n ramoua
erlll and Japanese tea room Catarlnt to select clientele.
Write or bookUt
waiajM'iPMroMi
.sSfot
ATUANIIUVJI i"i", .
ArvAmericarx Flaivnotcl.
of DislnvraoivRealComfirt
wmasifonnv ajMAua. i
camcity coo. WhfferAuzMrk
It us maae yoi; feel at hara.
In tb "City of Ilohust Ilraltb"
Hotel Morton
Ocean Knd MrilnU At.. Capacity !.
Derator. prlTale batha. ale.i always oom.
THE PENNHURST
Ocean end XllshUsn eve, Always open.
Kverr apnolntmant wm. u. tium.
sTsttTMAL'J
LEDGEE-PHILADELPHIA,' WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Fall to Steal $500,000 Gema
New York, March 3 (Hy A. I)
It became known last night that thieves
had broken Into n steel vault In n west
sldo warehouse expecting to find pearls
valued at $500,000, which had been
placed there for safe keeping after hnv
ing been brought from France. The
gems had been removed by the owners,
however, twenty-four hours before the
arrival of the robbers, who nevertheless
carried away SoO.OOO worth of mer
chandise. I
A ny Intorettlnir book by n c
Unit lr Btorlen 15 pas's. 17 Win
trutlnnn cloth lined bound price foc.
FREE ,,, DOLL
with Merv book Call nt our lor
or sml BOo and wp will send 1011
book nnd doll prepaid,
A. W. Pomcan & Co.
10IO Ofrmanto.Tn Atis
The Perfect Water raint
Goes Twice as Far
2" Act Now Don't Delay!! -
Join our Bicycle Club
now ron.Mivo
Th sonnrr you Ipf jin know
jron want n wheel tlio Niirer you
nro of urttlnc It vrlipn jou want
HI Ilrlalit ami farly wlirn sea.
on oppnsl
si.oo i)pnon mil
.. . "ppiire ll.
911. INI llf.UIV lllll liv
for On of Dttp nrii'dful
BICYCLES
tJ make to choose
one a nner
from Each
Toln the club toli
and own a
.nt." ni once
. It oulckly pan for lleelf In car-
"n-e eavd
ri.?. on wrtiTi i oh nr,i'Ti-
III. II.I.fOTKXTI'll (M'tlOl.li;
Broadway Cycle Co., Inc.
nsl MMiuirr -t nun
lirinrnornN nrr. I.M.MM. rrfri-r."
wiTi:rt Ki:oms
lbemurlc "Parh
j fi
:
i i a m ns..
1 1 WW
si.oo Ui.iitv ii iii i Xnsj Xyi
ft5hcuule,N.C.
A "perfectly charminc" English Inn in
the glorious out of aoor Land of the
Sky. Real Southern hospitality, home
like informality, perfect service, concen
trated comfort in an atmosphere of
refinement and taste. An "all the year"
resort for pleasure and sport,
on. of "those uholly satisfying pluces"
Perfect Golf in a Perfect Climate
Grounds adjoin Ashcvillt Country Club
3n America - - fln ncjUsh. Tinn
A1I.ASTIC irij V J.
l la bn i i u (f u t .W't
l'or.i An boiiador. At
lanUa City Atnbaattt'
dor. Lot Anueltu Am'
haiaador, hnntn Bar
bara, Alexandria, Lot
4 .w'.
Man warn
HOTEL ST. GHARLESi
I On th
I Amer.
a Orean I'ront. Atlantic Cltr N J,
rlun. Ldvf, K. Orom up, Trustee,
Try CLAKENDON Hotel
Tlrslnla ,: near neach 100 rooms, wltb
lot and cold runnlu wateri private batbai
UpallftOibooUlet. Monrna Ifiitrhlns
HOTEL BOSCOBEL Kpvjy a:s
116 up weea-lr PhnnaJIT A K HATtlON
WKKNKUWVII.I.IC. TA.
mJNSET HALL f.n " ' c"
SUllJt' - ""fill home comfortsi
erlsp, dry lrJ beautiful mountain walka
nlalahlna. eoaetlna etc Not a aanatorlum
Sf"rt HfaAtir. Mar WnnNKIlHVll.hK.PA.
VARIIlNflTCIN. n. p.
Burlington Hotel
.Aenfrtean nni Fnmnean
uii, uuirBOT
SINU
rJ7Ltr
L . I.
wiui iiain
KrUPATIONAJ.
tlotli Helen
LEARN LANGUAGES
AT THE
BERLITZ SCHOOL
JMl CimSTMIT RTRKRT
Kntranco on lth Btrtel
fly tha Derlltc Method Student!
learn not only to read and write,
out eapcclallr to understand
and to apeak the fortlin Ian
auaie. TntATi LESSON FnED
Our sraduatca are In constant demand fat
tood-parlna: poaltlon. Clreix Shorthand.
,h,l !ptfdr' ,m Completa buainaa
and aecratarlaf couraea. Day and NlahL
t-iaaaea. intenilve tralnlnr Unroll
l'la r?;..1"?19' UI r wrlta for full
.V.Vi"!r8 na cataiotua.
10H Chmtnut Ht,
J..1 valine oi vom
n in err
t'hlladelphl
"iinJG I'RINT KM'KltTS KAHN SiSOO TO
SUVn!. ..' ,n trw wffk"l o oratlnua n
RrinSrS Al"."",!".1 S"'. ,',,r . ' loklfl.
CI?" Mo. ,nc" 02 """"" nwi" Ka?n""I
Strayer's Buslncij College
rhllaelphltj Greatest Iluatneaa Mehnnl
07 heatnnt Mt. l'hon. Walnut 8H
niiKiir, LK8S0SS In Enallih and FY,
.."P'rl'ncefl, woman teacher. SOS N.
nohi
Poplar 260 W
3M
. ATLAiT10 cm, N. t.
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL
FOK
ATYPICAL CHILDREN
ETNOR PAItKWAV AND RmWKR AVK.
MaraaU Park. Atlantlo City, N, J?
-i.?i.JSti,S1 1 adjustment where -dallied
Individual medical and educational
treatment and tralnlnr. oomblneawlth tha
jnorat nroualltlea of Attantlo Cltr ell"
SJii,.i,,Jmu at" ,h? reatet phralral and
2'DiVidIv,Pmnt. I" Pervoua and hack,
warn children D-lalU aent unon atipllcalloa.
Veont Men a4 TUre
t"!jn.?'' Tutorln for collexa ent. and law
11 P I ref Maher J'reparatorv US S Site
.!?u.r. ,,l,,!!,.l".tM, l'rlptlo literature. "Thai
Old Kellable," mnlled freo on requeet Pa-1
rpi j should contract AT OM'K to aacure
hlrka from choice early hatches. i
Wi: DO CUSTOM HATCHING
llae your Incuhatlnir doni hv experts,
rompartmenta holdlnc 180 exjs. J0.50. Hrlnu
our rsex now .
ORCHARD POULTRY FARMS
on-!.1 '".V1. "tfher In the ( Ity)
:wnr iiiiwt Mtreet. riiiiiidfii.htn. r
FARM AND GARDEN
FARM AND GARDEN
' IkalthVnp VlboroiJ0
?L
Beautiful Trees
Rciutlrul trees Increne the value of
your property. Buy big fellows that
eire Immediate shade The Keystone
Nurseries offer a complete stockof Nor
way Maples, Elms, American Lindens,
Tin Oaks, Shrubbery, and
Ererirreens Including
Koster's Blue Spruce
and Oriental Spruce.
Write for catalog.
B. T. BARR A CO.
KETSTONE hUUERIU
E.i 17, Laacaiter, fa.
PARCEL POST
sss
Painless
J?.
its
to those mfferlnir with tooth
troubles are assured If you
lne yonr ttsth without coat.
ti.ua my long
xperlenca to
modarn meth-i
ods to nait
or mate
rials and
up-to-dato
appllancei
nnd. It Is plain
to b teen why I
un called Ainav
lea's roreraost Dsntlst
Crown
& Bridge
95 to SO
Work
DR. HYMAN
9th & Market Sts.
and Brnnchea
Onen 9 A. M. I P M,
rtnnuaja
LesterOlayer
EONARDr LAYER
Inniirucliireil In I'lilliulelpliliit
hnrenln In iihi il I'lnvero mill I'lnnoi,
I.htri atorl. of lalklns; Mudilnri,
I'lajer Holla nnil ltrruriU on liaiul,
F. A. NORTH & CO.
1813 E. Allegheny Ac.
213G N. Front St.
BIIASS BtUS
REFINISKED
rehirriurred nnd re
iialrrd equal tu newi
tlrat-rluea nnrk runr
Hiileeil. Send postal,
mm vtlll mil
Crass Polishing Co
1 1 10 .Set oiul .Sr
Upholstering
natru tion nnd pnltilinz
f ti'il rurmturtt uur si!1 ihIi
i innt orKiiiunilip mot
ii leran prlo a I t uur lep
reaentatlta rail and estimate
Industrial I'phol.A Kurn. to.!
now Hniirn nnd Kattory i
116 V 10th It.
"V ' or phone Wftlmit 11 'H
DIAMONDS BOUGHT" '
Hrlng ut v i r ittanionda If ou want to
realise the lu,'lnl poaslblo price for them I
No mailer hni uthera tell ou they are
worth, Ket our price before you all
Wa pay 11 n tu lloo 00 for each diamond
more than olhra pay
He ua uiul bo onWnrrd
We bu hir aliape or color
Pawn tirU. a for d amnnrta bnurlt I
KKI I.V A I O ( l I. 013 ( IIKHTVl'T 8T. '
riinne Witlinit 1311 hillt-e 111.33 ,
F'rlT-t- iinii 3d fl'ior, nrer rhllde' Heat
u8.iniMu PRIZE CUPS
MEDALS ZJ!
Sunerlnr Ouiilll' M'ork.
mailable ArtUtlc Dealsn
mtd Hnlh lluaranteed.
The RANKIN CO.
II IK Chestnut 81 . Ptilla.
Tatalne 1 rre I'lmnei iilnitt li07i
IIIUIINHOS (Ill'hOI',
( I HIIION lll'.l'.l, II.ATK CO,
l.'SO Illbert HI.. I'lillu., 1'a.
25c
Fair
Cushion Heel Vlatee that build UP worn
ahoe heels at half cost of rubber heels, A
child tan put them on S else pairs. 00 eta.
lVear irell Nn worn lalhir to pull off.
WRAPPING .? Spr B' 'wln
-Trr I'M Ooiea, aotlet Pane,
L
ffWlfffWff
3, 1920
FORST IS FIRST
EASILY AMERICA'S
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
MOTOR TRUCK DISTRIBUTOR
NOTHING BUT TRUCKS
THAT'S WHY WE CAN MAINTAIN OUR PROM
ISE TO GIVE YOU AFTER-SALE SERVICE UN
EQUALED BY ANY OTHER TRUCK DEALER
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FORST BROS., Inc.
DISTRIBUTORS
822 North Broad St.
Branches
Washington, Norfolk, Pittsburgh
D. C. Va. Penna.
STKAMflltir NOTICES
pSOUTH, AMERICAN
Steamers of the United States Shipping Board will be despatched for
KAZIL, URUGUAY and ARGENTINE J PUBLIC ai below:
FOR BUENOS AYRES
MOCCASIN (a), 8,000 tons displacement. March 10
ror RIO JANEIRO, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO and BUENOS AYRES
CALLAO (a), 12,000 tons. March 15
MARTHA WASHINGTON (b), 15,000 tons. March 30
HURON (b), 17.000 ton.. April 20
(a) 1st Claaa only, (b) 1st. 2d and Sd Class.
For paasaoe rote and olhir particulars
opplu to aiv PoMsenjir Agency or to
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE, Agents
raseenier Department, 8!'02 Heater St.. New York
J? '
NIPPON YVSSNKAISHV
..ssdiBW. V
afsaBPaBC -ActrV
T&ESrTf-C-v
"CZ-J
AIJU1 rBKlORT
mHU ta tba Fa Bast rorlalflitly aw Tork ! tba Orteat U raaaaaa tnm-tOr.
miu. huiim 'Naw Y , nrltlili Indian rarta Moathl.
ru rvtlsulara ot Fasaasa or frtlsM Applr to Oompan'a Offlcea
17 BROAIJWAT. KKW TOUK.
Um.WAT KXCHANOK. CIIICAOO. OOLMAM DDILUINO. nsUTIXB.
IMMLiNis EARN:LINiE
AMERICAN LINE U. S. ShippmeljTard Steel Sleanen
Kant Mixll Rtenmera
NEW YORK PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
Philadflnhi.t .Mar. l3!Apr.10iMr.y 8
New York . . Mar. 26 Apr. 17May 13
St.-Paul Mur.27'Apr.2iMay22
Sr. ttK-n&W
Mongolia .".'.Apr.ipl
Philadelphia-Liverpool
.ivnrnnnl
West Pool Mar
10
I Iteuina Mar. 2G
Andalusia Mar. 31
Hacrford Apr. 5
I Philadelphia-Glasgow
Ifialaliiul Mar. 8
Eastern Sea Mar. 20
1 Philadelpltia-Hambuiff
I Wct Wauncke Mar. 12
! West Celeron . .... Mar. 27
RED STAR LINE
N CY YORK SOUTHAMPTON
ANTWERP Kronnland . Mar. 17 Apr. 24 M.jr 29,Jul 3
Finland . .Mar.24Msy tiJuna S July 10
Lapland Apr. 3 May 8 Jonel2Mulr 17
Zetland . . I .'JunelO July 24
PhiladelpYiu-Antwerp
Nockum r. 8
West Waunekc Mnr. 12
Nenier Mar. IS
Western Plains Mar. 20
West Celeron Mur. 27
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Philadelphia-London
Eastern Shore Mnr. 8
j Western Maid Mar. 20
I Mahopac Apr. 5
I Holland-American Line
Philadelphia-Rotterdam
V .Steamer MarclilApril I
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK CIIERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic Mar. ZOjApr. 24'May 29 July 3
i.v ionic r.irEitroni. I
Cedric . ... .Mar. 6 Apr. 10
Baltic Mar. 13 Apr. 17.May 22'june 26
Orisna ,, , End Apr.. ... I .
Celtic . . . .May 15Jone 19'july 24
NEW YORK AZORES
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Canopic . .Mar. 16Moy lllJuly i)
Crctic . ...Mar. 31Moy 26July 21
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
ttaa.a.Mfvaa fsM. t i ft VI.. I -a. lit lil.li.
Treliht omee. 40tt-8 Bourne nidi.; I'lilU. '
feadauarlers since ttlt
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
ESCORTED PARTIES
SPECIAL CRUISES
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ANY SIZE
BTKASHHH MtTiri
PASSENGER SERVICEn
Fast Palatial Pass.njer Steamships
of 21,000 torn to
JAPAM.CMINA
And MANILA
From Seattle to Hong Kong via
. Yokohama. Kobe. Nagasaki,
Shanghai and Manila
BEKTICM
General Cargo
Regular Servico
' "V mrtucnesier
A Steamer March
Philadelphia-Havana
S S Coquina " Loading
' 3 S-UKe rOXDOrO". . . Mr. 5
b l S "J-aKe Ualera" . . . Mar. 20
a rm lit jak, . ..
For rates and particulars' apply
Larn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
GREEN STAR LINE
Greek - Adriatic Ports
Piraeus, Salonica & Trieste
Other Porta iL"IiiiiHT52nt Offer
Sailing From Philadelphia
U. S. Shippinf Board Sttel Steamtrs
SS "Znrembo" Loading
S S "Jomar".About March 20
Tor 1'urlher Purtlculura Apply
CHAS. KURZ & CO.. Inc., Amnh
10th lloor. Drexrl Hide . rhllii.
Phont: Lombard 5104 Main 1 520
BERMUDA
deal Winter Vacation Kitort
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
Fast twin screw, palatial ateainera
S.S. "FORT HAMILTON"
11 000 Tona Displacement
Falllne from evr York every Wednesday
S.S. "FORT VICTORIA"
... 14 000 Tons Dlaplacainent
Salllnt from New ork every SaturrtHv
No pasaports reoulrwl for Hermu la
lor further partloutara apply to
rURNESS BERMUDA LINE
furneaa llouae, Wliltehall Ht New Tork
NOTICK--XII1,: AMEHK AV HTliA M IS n
"KITTEOALM" from llatoum etc ar
riveil at PnlladelphU IVlirunrv ju Hnrl' win
discharge under aeneral order C'onnlnn...
ahould call at this olflce. surrender ' bills
of lading pav freight and receive delivery
order, a I no Hie their permits with ua uoods
not claimed by In m Monday March iar
will be atored or left on dock or cars at rial!
na expense or owners therrnr All bar.
A..a BB liarallU ..lllllin.il a. .!... L . w ? '
Dental Hygiene
KOOM1
Teeth Cleaned Only
HthHoor 1208 Chestnut St,
Children and Families by
-. . early Conlrmt
Iljslrne Trratment for l'ysrrliea
' or truitln any ot the crew as no debts o?
I neir cnnirartina win na pa d hv the caiiiain
c.r C1IAHI.KS Kimz 4 CO INC a,enta
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JDcatfjs
ArjJtmaEn. March I. TWU,tAlt huaa
nd of Alice and son of laro rwiln aiJ
annah AJburirer. Funeral Thuri . 8 3ftWJ
i ' Sir1 PJfTcMl . fl.0nin requiem mal
t. Kttmond'a Church 10 a. m. Int. lioij
1IARKBR. March 1. nRllKOCA C (nM
Urr). wMnnr nt tnt.nh ll.n... ".r...n?
ni "ltnia lnyd to funeral services Tours i
2 p .!?.' .residence of nlco. Jlrs. II. Itosijl
ner. Boo N. 2d st. Int. Monument Cemk
DARrtr. March 1
Bolornn hlah mass Bt. Elisabeth's Church l4
R. m. Int. Holy Cross Com. '
IIICKEL March 2. AMY H . wife ef
John niokel. Relatives nnd frlendi InvllM
to funeral service?. Thura . a n m, mm
lllllem. aV"' f'lvato. "West Laurel
vPr5hK,-l Doylestown, March 1,
Ri'Wi DI.?LAN' Be(, .70 Helatlves an
friends Invited li fun.r.l Th.,.. n . -1
K,",!2JI;0. oftnry 11I. cor. 'Htftte' tni
Church ats., Doylestown, r. Requiem man
Int. adjoining1 cem
ULACKWOOD. At JTrliil. N J . Marph t
CIARKNCn DLACkWoOD RSlitlvjr.n'i
friends Invited to funeral. Trl.. 11 " m
?ervlcea at houa. Wienda may call Thurs ,
T to u p. m. Urlatol papers copy,
RT.RTO.Vt. no TAltfn Tf t....... .
Maraaret Ill.w Vw rw.mmI 'n.intiUA. .i
frleuds, emplojes American ' Kxprees Cn i
A. O. jf.. DIv. 10, invited to funeral tl
i.oo a. m., 1704 Johnson st. Bolemn r.
?.,ll.em,n, fl(- Monica's Church 0 a. m. Int
Holy Crosa Cem.
EMilA HRAUNnn. Bervlcea Thura , 2 p
DnOWNK-.Mari.il ll'llini.tuiiiimvt l.
of Clonaagloo, Queens county, Ireland Kn.
neral Thurs.. 7.30 a. in., 1904 8 53d at.
Bolemn hlith mass of requiem St. Kdmond a
Church I) a m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
CltANTNnr. r.rfc i TVTT.T.rAvr ...
husband of Sophia II. Cha'nlnal t"unoral ni
'" nurs . 10 a. m., unver ii. jiair n dr .
16J0 Chestnut at. Int. private.
.COOK March 1. MOSES r. hnibjnd n(
Knthanne cook. aed M Relatives and
friends, all orders of which ho was a, mm
ber. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2pm. Bo
??,weJ.' ' Wlsslnomlni. Int. North Cedar
Hill Cm
nrtvsTnr.T.v nr.i. i oAvwir .. .
of Thomas Connolly, nelatlvcs and frlemN
Invited to funoral, Trl , 8 10 a, m., resldenra
Mrs. It. Downing-, 2437 K Cumberland ii
noiemn requiem mass nt. Ann's Church 10
a. m. Int. Holy Crosa Cem.
COtTT.TirtT. Jtart n TAfVCf k,,.l.RHA ..
Lucy Coulter, funeral' services Frl . a .
n et. Int Mt Morlah tem.
rrh 1 liini.ip i. h J
of Kathryn Scollln CulUn, aged no, 2U2
,'i t'lenaani avo , vi ,Mry. uisn ma
llnlV PrOa. Plltin.h T.l On n. Tt.l fVA
Cal(iral Cem
r.lniirtlTV t...u nn v.Anr u- .a
Jai.iea Dougherty. Funeral Thurs , R 30 a
m , 2811 Aramtngo ave Solemn high mini
of requiem Church of St. Ann 10 a, in Int
Holy Cross Cem.
DUNN. March 1, RM.IK TI (ne Clsvl,
wlfo of. Harry S. Dunn. Relative- and
friends Invited to funeral eervllee. Thura .
2 P m . 137 N' Paxon et. Int private.
ISnUAR March 2 MIMA T . widow of
William Rdgar, aged Ml Funeral Trl . 2 "0
P m, 720 Robins nvcr , lawndalo Int
Northwood Cem.
I5IMER.VAN, Feb 20 CHARI.KS IT
niMEHMAN. aged ni. Tuneral services
Thurs , 100 a m 4810 riorence n:
Int prlate, Mt. Vernon Cem. Frlonds may
call Wed , 7 to to p. in
. EVANS March 2 JONATHAN CLKAVRn
husband of Kllinbeth A i:nn- 1'iini-ral
eervlcea Thura , 2 p m . 117 Montgomery
ave, Cynwyd Pa. Int private
rtSHRR Feb 28 MARTHA H wife nt
late William P I Isher and dnughter of lata
Jarvts and Mary Kills, aged 08. formerly nt
rishervllle. Pa Funeral service. Thur' ,
2 P m., 134 N. Iloblnaon et. Int. private,
FRIES March 1 KMni.INK daughter of
late Phlnens and Almlrn Fries FuneMl
services, Thurs , 11 a, in , 1001 Diamond st.
Int nlite
FUCH8. March 1, ROSE wlfa of Oeorge
Fuchs (neeE'kert) Funeral Thura., 8 3d h
m . 3010 N, 7th at Hlih maae St. Henry s
Church 10 a m. Int Holv Releemer Cem
t OAIXAOHKR March 2. MICHARI. T
husband of Pathnrlne Oallagher (nee Phi',
lips). Relatives and friends 20th Diet Pi
lice OHIcera. InMted to funeral, Sst , 8 .11
a m., 1807 Ranstead al, Solemn requiem
masa St. Patrick's Chutch 10 a. m Ini
Holy Cross Cem.
OALL-EST1I.,!. March 1. I.TDIA I wl a
of Joseph If, (loll Relatives and friend",
all organizations Invited to funeral servl-ei
I'rl., 1 p m . Hi'OS Dlttman st . Hntmesburc
Int private, Churchvlllo. Pa. Friends insv
Mew remains Thurs 8 to 11) p. ni
, OBART. March 1. WII.UAK H son of
Anna Harvey and Into lMnard "W. Rearv.
aged 17. Relatives and friends Iml'ei! to
funeral services Thurs , 1 p. m . 1C20 N.
12th at Int. private, Chelten Hill. Cem
arur.VHriI.MEH Suddenly lUrtu I.
FItCDERICIC C . liusband of Agnes Geaan.
hlmer aged S3 HelathCH and frlepdi
Mitchell Lodge. No 20S. F and A M
Phlla. Consistory. A. A S R of F l
U'oshlntgon Camn Nn H81 I O. S of A
Court Ludlow. No 278. F of A ; Phlla
Butchers' Vereln, Invited to funeral, Ihura
. P m , 228(1 N, 12th at. Funeral sen.cea
First Reformed Church, K.th and Dauph a
etr . 1 p m. Int. private
OKR8TLAUBR Feb 21 WAI.TKU A
son oi Fred and lato Wllhelmlnu Oerstlauer
(nee Link), aged 24. l"unernl Thura i' o
m . residence of parents 10I0 N Oih '
hit rjreenmount Cem
OII.BERT. March 2 ELIZAIIETH. wldov
of Thoman W Gilbert aged 7S RelilivM
nnd friends Invited to funeral aervlces Frl
2 30 p m . residence of aleter, 4fl31 (lrlacom
st. Frankford Int East Cedar Hill Cem
Friends ray call Thurs oe.
OOIJX 'ITH t Atlnntlo City. V I.
March 8MON husband of Lillian S
(loldamlv axed 02 Relatives und frlenlt
Invited to funeral Ihurs , S.l,'. n in , 0 Pla
Place, AtlantIo City. Inl Adath Jeshur m
Cem . l! f 0 a. ni
fiOR.MVN -Feb. 29, SARAH A. wl'- t
Daniel P. Horman. Tunoral Thura . 2203 i
17th et Solemn high masa St Monica s
Church 10 n. in. Int. Holy Cross Cem
URAL'ER March 2 FDVA M v.l of
Tacob (I Orauer and daughter of Oeorx- e I
Marie -chlnn, residence of parents 7J.' v
Tork st Due notice Mter.
OREKN Mtrch 2 I OUItA I' ' t
Frank 11 Oreen agtd C3 Funeril ar n
Frl , 2 p m 30JH N Iv. rence si I
aieeninntmt i'em View remains Thura -
HAIinHIT At 22J7 N n.'d st Marcl '
ELLA MAdOON wife of Hheward llaseri
luneral servlcea Tliura , J n in St sinli
I hurih, Rain P.i Int private. Omit do
HALDERMAN Minh 2 CORAM w'a
of Samuel 11 Halderman of Llanenh
Manor. Pa Funeral parlors Charles M
Htuard Ardmore Pn Moil , 2 p in Ini
private
HAMILTON' March 1. JOHN J bus.
hand of Salllo Hamilton (ne MiKenn
Rtlatlvea and friends Invited to funeral
Fil . 8 10 a m , 304'. N Orlenna at Hlrh
nma of requiem It Veronica's Church 10 a
m Int Ht Dominic's i'em
HANCE At Coatesvllle Ta , Feb i'
TinNRY HANCE. nged 70 Relative- a id
friends Invited to funeral without further
nutlie. Rodgers Funeral Parlors. Hoi dm
town N. J, Thura, 1 P in lilt llord n
town Cein
HAYTER Feb 28 CLINTON hmlu 1
of l.llllun Hayier Helativea and frl nH
Lodge FasunL Tribe No Mt) I O It 'I ,
InMted to funeral servh e Thurs. J P i"
ROI1 Upland st Int lrnwood I em
I'rlxida may view remains Wed eve ,
HENDERSON March 1 SL'i: wife I
Samuel J Henderaon Iuneral I'rl .
m 4""2 N l.'.th st Int private
HESS Marrh 1 ANNIE L , wife of 1 ie;
odoro Hess Relative and friends lnvii-I
to funeral Thurs 8 30 m , 2U14 Poplar
et Mass St Francla a Church 10 a ml
Westminster Cem I rleuds may cll " J
eve
HODOE. At Plalnfleld N J Feb ",
ROltEItrA.V, wife of ltamond D Ilod
Servltea Tliura , 12 noon parents iai
dence 4013 Hazel ave West Phlla I '
private West Laurel Hill Cem
HOPKINS -Feb 29 MARIA I deugi r
lato John nnd Catherine Hopkins ileum i
and frienda, II V .M Sodality, Si r !
ward's Church Invited to funeral Ihura
8 80 a m 2B0J N ilth at Solemn requie n
mass Ht. Edward's Chuich 10 a m I
New Cathedral Cem
JONES Entered into rest on M in Mi i
1 In Bermuda, .NORMAN .MUItl"ir
KALNI7. March 2, HYMAN huslaid "
Ina Kalnlz aaed ni Itehtlvua J
friends LOOM N'o 54 Moaoa Mnntlfo
ldge I O 11 S Lndv Waalilunlim ' n
N'o 1 Invited to funeril Thurs 2 V
1323 N .'3d al Int liar Nibo Cem
KEEfJAN March 1 I El ITI " '
William Keegan and daughter of let" " .
Hani and Huaan Mock Relatives and friar
Invited to funeral, Frl J n P . JT-'H "" .
land st Frankford Int North Cedar '
Cem Remains may be leed Thura e
KOIILER March 1 MAX ROHEIII' h
band of Emma Kohler (neo Kpenlfl
Uvea and friends Mlnnawa Trlba Nn 7
(' R. M , Invited to funeral servleei 7' .
2 p in 2144 7lh st Int Nnrtnw I
l,,iOLM-On Maich 2 MARY P '"'Vi
widow of lain William V Kolm .J,u"r '"
servlcis on Friday at 2 v in ,"e"',i?.,,
1817 E Moyamenslng avo Int prl
Friends may call Thursday eve
KUIIL Msrch 2 MART 0 . wife of J";
eeph Kuhl and daughter of Jams; and li.
Kerwan aged 20 Relatives and friends s
sooletles o? Ht. Auaustlna's Church JnV
lo funeral Fr . 8.30 a m. 60S I Wood jr
Holemn requiem mass, Pt Aiu"n"
Church 10 a ro Int. Holy Cross Cem
LADNF.R Feb. 20, t Carllilf r
LOUIS A. hushani of Bertha B If1i,,r0
aged B8 Relatlvea and frienda i'fi'"
funeral services, Frl . 2 P m Prlors l.n
Mack, 060 N tith st , PhlU Int. P"""
Omit flowers ..-. . i. of
LFO Feb 20 (JERTRUDF: A wIM "I
Charlea J. Leo and daughter of ( 'hsrlei
Anna Schsmpp, aged 20 I "uneral JJS'f,,
2 p. m., 0308 Rlalnr Hun ave.. fZilt
Phils, int. nr vale. 1'rlends rail Wed te(
LEVY Marrh - HF.NniHTTA w .
Simon Ivy (nee Ilaum), aged 70 ,n,'"f"i ;
Frlmmal Ijdgs, rt lj A . "tlttd to funf ;
Prl.. JO a m,. 1BJ5 Courtiand it. PI. "
yate. omit nowars . .-vu r
MMUIIUnNKn.t-,Mreli 1, AVF.XIH, ', m
,". Mrrh l, J. JOSHPIt, ann et
' Jamen and Jennie Harry nolatlvsa an4
friends. Court Kalrmounl. r. of A.j Altai
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