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LEGAL AID BOARD
NAMED FOR LEGION
t County Co.mmittoe Head Makes
I. 0. Cordon Forster Chair
"i ' man xf New Agency
TO HELP POST OFFICERS
fA leRnl old mmmlltw wits anpnlntttl
today by Ooorgp Wontwnrth Cnrr,
:haiftnnu of Hip Anirrlran Loplon county
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
THE MEDICINE MAN
today
rn!ffnn
rmnmittrc. with I
Gordon Forster ns
chairman.
This commlttrr will
co-ordltinto the effort
of tlic pot Irfcnl aid
officers and asvist
The committee will bo organized im
mediately. It is. rxiiccted to be one of
the most beneliciaf in the Lesion. The
state cantonment iit Its report on legal
nld made the following ircommcmla
tioni i
"That each pot tliroiiKhotit the xtate
dfnignate one of its member to net n
legal aid representative of his particular
post.
"That it shall be the duty of each
post legal aid officer so dexignated to
confer directly with the proper authori
ties concerning any ipichtions which may
be presented to him: to secure assistance
lor service men In obtaining bonus, un
paid allotment, family allowances, in
surances, and any other matters that
may properly come before the legal aid
officers.
It shall be the further duty of each
post legu nid representative to put
forth his best eJTorts iu every case to
bring about the desired results. In
eTrat of bis failure to do so he shall
then refer the matter to the chairman
.Of the state committee! on legal aid, who
snail take such further action us shull
seem best. The state committee should
only be called into cases as final means
of securing the desired results, and
no matter should be referred to it which
can be completed by the legal aid offi
cer of the local post.
"We believe that we have reason as
well ns right with us in demanding of
the Bureau of War Kik Insurance
more promptness and efficiency in ap
plying the law according to their duty."
The Ilenjamin Franklin I'epper I'ost
Ko. 42.1. of Chestuut Hill, met last
night at the community center. S4W
- Uermantown roud. The entertainment
3 was provided by Howard Kcckefus, late
If tt the Great Lakes Hand, utio gave
impersonations; itaymnnil etter. vio
linist: Joseph K. Malin. monologist.
and Joseph A. Culbert, who sung un
American Legion song.
1
(Peggy and Bill), taken bg a charm
lack to the long ago, get into a con
tot with Wntampoo, the medicine
man, to cc irho has the greater magxe.
Fire From the SUy
Tim Are-making test was to be held
In the medicine ninn's large wig
wam, which had been made ciarK ns
night. The test was to see which could
build a fire first Billy or Wntampoo,
the medicine man. In the long, long
igo this was a real test, for the savage
forest people knew nothing of matches
and had to make a fire by rubbing sticks
together until they became hot.
Two piles of dry twigs were brought
into the wigwam, one for Billy and one
for AVatampoo. Around1 these piles
were squatted all the Indians, watch
ing eagerly.
When all waR ready. Wntampoo
d'i'ted out of the klcwam. nud Just as
suddenly darted oacK in again.
"Come, spirits, light my fire." he
howled, kneeling beside his pile of
twigs. Billy suspected that he was up
' a trick, and so threw the ray of his
flashlight upon him. That ray aston
ished the Indians. They didn't know
what a flashlight was. Some of them
had seen It before, "but then they
thought It the eye of the awful ghost
in lied Dog's camp.
"I'ah! White Spirits sec In the
dark." grunted the Indians In nwe.
"Yes. nnd they see ntampoo trying
to client with a spark he brought in
from the fire." cried Peggy. All the
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htm in the unrK. nntl urougiu in a nve
com, wrapped up iu inra "i sntu
hide.
"t'gh ! Watnmpoo is a client,
grunted the Indians.
"WntJi .i.n ltrrltt tin, firf llttl fl gnfirk
from my foot." cried Billy, nnd hej
sernieiicu n mutcn on wic mie oi ins
DIAMONDS
GOLD SILVER
BOUGHT
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Penn Smelting & Refining Wk$.
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shoe. The flame burst out. llllly put
It to the pile of twigs, and Instantly tnc
fire blazed up.
"Ugh! Whlto Spirits take fire from
their feet. Great is their magic," cried
the Indians.
"Come outside and we will take
It from the sky from Father Hun him
self." exclaimed Billy.
The Indians rushed from the wig
wam. The sun was now shining
brightly, the clouds having blown away.
Billy made another pile of twigs ann
dry leaves, and pulling a magnifying
glass from his pocket, held It so It
caught the rayH of the sun. Now when
the rays of the sun shlue through a
magnifying glass, they are gathered to
gether into one spot, making thot spot
so hot that It. will burn. Billy made
tnc not spot touch the leaves and twigs,
In' n moment they smoked and In an
other moment they burst Into flame.
MUghl Great magic!" grunted the
Indians all except Wntampoo. "It's
evil magic," grumbled the medicine
man. At that Billy switched tho hot
spot so It touched Wntampoo's hand.
It burned like n red-hot needle.
"Ow-ow!" shrieked Wntampoo,
Jerking nway so fast he tumbled over
backward. "I'll drive you had Spirits
away." Raying this wntampoo began
to pound the big drum he used when he
pretended to drive the spirits of sick
ness and 111 fortune out of the Indians.
Some of the Indians expected to sec
Peggv. Billy nnd Balky Sam go flying
away under the spell of the drum. But
the only thing time wont flying was
Balky Sam's heels. He reared up, and
wham t ho kicked Watnmpoo head fore
most right through tho drum, spoiling
all his magic.
"Ugh I Good!'.' grunted the Indians.
Eagle Feather rose and faced them all.
'white Spirits have won." he said.
"We will do as they say. We will set
our enemies free. Wo will try to forgive
them and love them, though that doc-
trino Is new to Indians."
Pesrirv turned in Tliwl Tlner and his
warriors, who were still tied to the
,1,1111 l II
stakes. "And you. Ilcd Dog, will you
and your savages be good Indians ana
llvn In neaco with Kagle leathers
iit an
"Ugh I That we will." Rruntexl all
ftd,Dor,s warriors. "That we will.
echoed Ked Dog's sons, running v
their father. . , .
So Hcd Dog's savages were set free
and there was a dance and a council
uim am. ti.A tnnkfnff of neacc.
Later, also, there was n feast, but the
.)... ihii) on.i ct the ercat hunting
tinrlr that nrovided tho food will be
tnid next week.
HICKORY
?RAMESES?
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It's different because
no other cigarette maker
in the world can even
imitate these full-bodied
rolls of the richest, mel
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Maxwell- Chalmers
Great Spring Clearance
of All Used Cars & Trucks
ANOTHER great Maxweil-Chalmer. Value
Giving, Money-Saving opportunity it here!
AH used cars and trucks have been thoroughly
overhauled, repaired, repainted and revar
nished and now go on sale
At Marked Redactions
Most wanted makes and models every one in
first-class condition; every one a real bargain.
Remember: Price will be higher; good used cars
and trucks scarcer, as the season advances.
TEDHJIC 50 Down. Balance on Delivery
1 HitvIViD I or in Easy Monthly Payment
Maxwell-Chalmer Sales Corporation
216 North Broad St., Phila., Pa.
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OPEN EVENINGS
miSTAND GARTERS
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
Made with a mothers watchful care
You'll delight in the thought that there is at least one
large, busy manufacturer who puts so much thought
ful care and painstaking effort into a garment your youngsters need.
Hickory Waists are made in all sites from 2 to 14 and they fit u
though they were tailored especially for you. The hody is mad of
fine mercerized sateen uteari well end toethes tCoridcrfulhj. The
sensible front breast strap hold the wain comfortably and securely.
All buttons are genuine unbreakable bone and the protected pin
tube attachment prevents the garter pin from bending or breaking.
The Hickory Waist may be had with or without garters.
When garters are needed the nationally known and
Rationally shown Hickory Garters are what the better stores, usually
show first. At any rate get the Hickory.
You'll find them in the notions, hoys'
mnd infants' departments
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THOS. SAVILL'S SONS
No Waste Motion
Here
The packing business is noted for the
elimination of waste in manufacturing.
Swift & Company is equally effective
in saving waste in the distribution of
products.
From ranch or farm to your meat dealer
there is no loss of time, money, material,
or motion.
Four hundred branch sales houses in
large cities and towns, hundreds of regu
lar refrigerator car routes reaching small
towns, all directed by wire from a central
point, bring meat products from our
packing plants located in producing areas,
to retailers in all parts of the country in
the best possible condition, in the least
possible time, at the least possible cost,
and over the most direct route.
The total expense, for manufacture,
freight, and selling direct to the retailer,
is less than three cents per pound on all
meat sold.
Our profit from all sources is only a
fraction of a cent per pound.
Competition compels this close-cut sav
ing. Large volume of business, a well-balanced,
nation-wide organization, and
expert attention to details by men who
know, make it possible.
We are in your service at least expense
and profit.
Stnd for our 1920 Year Book and
get tba facta about our builntia.
Address Swift ft Company, Union
Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois.
Swift'& Company, U. S. A.
Seven Wholesale Distributing Markets
Central Office, 9th and Girard Ave.
F. M. Hall, District Manager
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Cost Keeping Instruction in tho Truck Owners' Conference a semi-formal association of Motor Truck Users. Its " National Standard Truck Cost System " is the
first complete and impartial method for determining what each truck actually costs per ton-milt of transportation. Not only wages, gasoline, oil and tires
but repairs and replacements on his assembled trucks as compared with a truck built from the ground up as a homogeneous Engineering unit
Who Pays for High Costs
TR. LOUIS PASTEUR started
I 1 to help the vine-growers of
A- France. He ended by raising
the health standards of the whole
civilized world.
Every positive forward step brings
benefits no man can foresee.
The merchant, the industrial man,
starts to keep running costs on his
trucks. Before he gets through he
has searching figures on which trucks
to keep and which to scrap and what
make of truck to put hi8 money on
in the future.
Here are' facts summarized from
the National Standard Truck Cost
System as kept for over 1700 Packard
Trucks during 1919.
Efficiency in operation secured
through the help of the National
Standard System has resulted in an
average gasoline saving of 10 per
cent.
Many unusually low records for
gasoline have been scored.
The National Standard System
used in connection with Packard
Trucks has shown it posslblo-to re
duce cost per ton mile.
90 of truck owners v?ho have
used the System for a yeaor more
and have compared the Packard with
other trucks are standardizing on
Packards.
To get the full meaning of a rec
ord you must scrutinize the facts
behind it and the Organization that
made the facts possible. '
The Packard Organization has at
tained a precision in machine finish
unknown elsewhere. It has achieved
production of top-grade parts in
quantity.
It has shown the world a radical
advance in the improvement of
metals ly hctot-treating.
It designs, tests and stands re
sponsible for" every part of every
Packard Truck.
Even the Packard owner often
finds it startling to see his advan
tages put down In cold figures
though he has known alUaboutitiin
practice ever since 1906.
"e4$k the Man Who Owns One"
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY of Philadelphia
319 North Broad Street
BRANCHESAtlautic City, Bethlehem, Camden, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Reading, Trenton, Williamsport, Wilmington
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