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ADVENTURES
.. . it.u utoru PeoDV onil BIHJ ftaua
yrWrtdji! Owl icorj 7 into
trouble.) (
CHArTKlt I
(lumia From thrJ CJ1.T
....... .mvfL hooting in
J .crcechea a ... to ,11
a tree,
within
'Hh0ol" 'wKSf Too who, ! To yoU!
YA open, and .h.
le?ht lny wis Just dawnlnB. Out
S the Ws nrouscd.by JuclB-j Owl's
i00t.U were sleepily chattering.
$Mty? Party?" they .twittered a
MtSSfitfoMy- "Who are Invited to thin
M"wioo7y7 You!" hooted .Tuobo Owl,
Hi the question. "All tho birds
2S P& ami W arb Invited to tho
??.. nirty which Ualky Ham is BlvlnR
MLK nfid "her poor little friends
tfomThe cUy. I'm Wns him. tool
7wiiin I'effBy heard she -was Invited
When J eKRy i,nnd out of bed
to tn '"r,Z, "w" 'clothes. Sho
nnd
hurried into her clothes
5i. n't want to bo lato for tho fun.
dlwi en Xe got out of doors sho found
I'- .. i.ii . wAnn 'I'liA nirna
! .?, li . th nartv:
MMtoof tl cm we?o flying, but some of
?Km were hopplnjr alomr tho ground,
them we II i v ,-..,. B tney
S fivoa though they were golnB
toT party they didn't mean to go
hUrw Joined lh hoppers. By run
nimr swlttlv sho could Just keep up with
?Hni As they passed a clump of clover
'oPlty-HoP, the rabbit. Hopped Into
Men with her. A little farther on Billy
CMt came Wcatlng out of tho fields nnd
added himself to tho hoppers. Then
i.fcm, null came running out of a
farmyard where ho had been picking n.
bone v"itlt the farmer's dog. Ifo trotted.
ffpy to be golnBg to the May party
Wlch nalky Snm was giving for Mm-
te and her guests from tne ciijr.
rrescniiy mm t. u ......
.i, t- i.nhin.i iliptn. Turning, they
fv Balky Snm racing down tho rond
ownrd Blrdland. On his back were
four little children, two boya nnd two
lrl. nil of therri very whlto and thin.
"Hee-haw ! Hooray I (let out of tho
way' Here I come wun.,i-oiiy uim
Vnrlhn. Harry nnd I.lttlo .Joe, all
wests for my May party!' brayeii
o.iil. nil i nr.inclnc nmt dancing as no
taw l'eggy with the animals nnd birds.
"Whoo7 Wliooi' nooicu juugc un
from the shadows of the trees.
Tho intpntH from the city stnrcd with
bulslng eyes at the blrda and animals
n,i thpv looked scared as Judge Owl's
olce sounded high up among tho trees.
"We arc city children," they answer
ed. "We live In attics near where Nan.
ttc lived bororo wie movea to mo
country. She has Invited us to come to
a Mny party In Blrdland.",
"It's my Mny party," brnyed Balky
Sam.
"Mine too," hooted Judgo Owl. "Mine,
too'"
The braying of Balky Sam nnd the
hooting of Judge Owl seemed to alarm
the boys and girls from tho city, but
they didn't have nny time to, think about
Ihcfe frightful noises, for just then a
sprightly figure clad all In green from
pointed slippers to peaked cap suddenly
appeared swaying among the branches
of a tree
"Hall. Polly and Martha, Harry and
Little Joe, our guests from tho city!
Hall Princess l'eggy! Hull, all nnlmals
and birds ! Tho Queen of tho Mny bids
you welcome to tho party which Balky
.S'am and Judge Owl nro giving In her
honor."
b'o the sprightly figure greeted them.
The hoys and girls front tho city stared
nt the green-clad form.
(Tomorrow will he told how then meet
Ilie Queen of the Man.)
1ISS TAYLOR TO TRY AGAIN
Second Effort to Produce "A Night
In Rome" In London Tonight
London. Mnv 3. fllv A. P. 1 A
M'uwil effort will lie innile to produce,
"A Mglit In UonuV in which Laurctto
Taylor is the star, at the Gnrrick Thea
tre tonlRlit. Thp American ninhansa-
lor, John W. Davis, nnd Mrs. Davis,
who were prest'iit In the tlientrn last
rhurMlny night, when thp first nerfnnn-
flncc of the lll(Pi U'lm lirnkiui itti hv n
I Willi ry ileinnnstriitlnn, hnvo nccepted
iiitirotloiis to attend tonight's perform.
UN! f
At IliP tlicntiv It vnn snid todnv thnf
i"i irouuie was rxnected ton In it. huf
t was nilileil: "Wo have tnucn our
nn methods to rope with trouble if
t iMvuri." At least potential ratines
'l trouble arc lively tn be present, ns
fiery holder iiL.ii Hilti-t fnr 'rhumdnv
"Wit's iiorforiiuiiiiT is entitled to nil-
ision toniglit.
A cnliliTrilin tn AnflmMHiidnr DnvU
rom the Irish jik-lu-tM In AVnuhiiiKton.
rKiini -.iinry wuisn, rnptnin of the
HjMiliiRtim plrkcts." Knyn:
.v tlii; Ilritlnli hi your ptTsniri'. Do vou
i , " " Mi"fi(lu 111 U(U
imerhan iniilmsxiiiliir. iwvorillnir in ln
aw- of nntloiisV Will ymi instnict the
niivii loieigii ((fjirp s the Ilritlnli nm-asiailoi-
Instriictiwl ili Amn,-L., ,..
etary of stute to elinrce nH fi-lnnu Amm-.
"M women peacefully illNnlnyinc the
'ntlinboiit Iieliiinl oirWiiHlilngtoii sick-
U1IKK id tl MUTIm I .inlg F tl...
British embassy V"
ACQUIT TEIPER OfIUJRDER
Buffalo Jurors DellheratR 71 Hn,,r.
on Charge of Matricide
'ff'r -;' Y- Mny:i.-(lly A. P.)
tin 1 1:. 'iv Km- ..u ut...i ... ,-. t
I... . I J ' .""" iUIHCU IUIIIIV 111
lie inuriler of Ills inutliei-. Mm. Apiipm
It'llMT, lifter tlln Inrv litnl lw.n n..f
fVeuty i, m. lioillK. IjikY IWnmlm. I...
!l7i!!m,',mVi,;,f!1 m,(l ,''1''''"'',1 tO lift, i.ll-
prixiiiincnt. Imt won a new trial.
oil r rnloi'lot. . i .... : i
. ' '" hi i 'ii i ii road linnr
rl,., ",' "" V ,l" Jnnn h imiiic.
'".nil. who clu ined t w. nlm. . ,.....
'Utted bv ,..., ,i." ..." "'",'".
ii'n i-oi,:,,! V". .'. '"," ,,,,l":.H
In, V. ' """' ciiMiiiiy, I Jistrlct
Uttnrney Moor,. U.... ''.... ' . V.
UTllkt. "IMuinmi III UlC
Wills ProhntrH Tnrl,..
LWfIn ",,l,,lt,(,l, " Probate toilny were
Lon ',? '.? "J! wMnw. Annn It. Htevenl
HAVERFORD FUND GROWS
Campaign for Higher Watfo 8cale
' Patses $100,000 Mark,
Tim Hnvcrford College endowment
fund enniiinljrn, planned to maintain one
of the highest fneulty wage, scale in
the United States, lias paused tho $100,
000 mark.
This nnnotineeinent wns made today
by the committee nt tho start of n per
sotial canvnss df every nlumium of the
hiRtltuHon. This eitinpnlgti ciA'cih vir
tually every state lu Hie fnlon, nnd
each of the 180(),nliimnl will be renehed.
'flin Hubscrlptloim to date total $107.
300 from 228 perKons, nccordln'R to the
announcement. The students, with a
ijiibtn of only .$5000, coiitrlbuteil $ir,..
IfiO, nlunitii lmve given $07,1150 iindHlir
other $2o,000 was contributed by MIhh
hinlly II. llotirnc, of New York.
It Is planned to raise S.100,000. of
which $:iii,00() will be devoted to a
continuance of the stnndard of salaries
recently installed. A chair in Kngllsh
literature will be established In inemorr
Jf JnucIs U. Oiiinmere, of the clnss of
3872, for many years a member of the
faculty, with the remaining $12.1,000.
.-i
MOON HAS ECLIPSE
Many Watch Darkened Orb Between
7 and 10:41 o'clock
A total eclipse of the moon wns noted
b many interested pcrsoux Inst night.
The eclipse began nt 7 o'clock ami
wns. over by 10:41. Coming ho early In
the evening, it drew crowds of specta
tors to corners and other points of van
tage. Penn Students to Give Play
"Holling Stones." Kdgnr Helwjn's
melodrnmntlc comedy, will be presented
by the Newman Club, composed of stu
dents of the I'nlvcrMty of I'ennsylvn
nin, nt the Hellevttp-Strntford tills eve
ning. Dancing will follow the piny.
The comedy, which wns coached hy
.Tames P. Skelly. will have In Its Inter
preting cast Miss Elizabeth Cannlm?.
Miss Mnlslo Lebrum. Edward O'N'eil, '
Lawrence Pliiohr, Miss Mary Callen, I
.lonn i-. J.a uoene ana ucnuen Hartlc.
Jr.
t 3
ii 4 1 1 ' I, i-
tm'n r
JJk.1 Js5 JU
-fC
rmmo Kuzmmj?nkAj)mvBiAt monday, may &' 1020
... . .
13
HIS LOVE SO GREAT
HE SETS WIFE FREE
Woman's Ploa for Divorce Asks
"Why Should Threo People,
Be Unhappy?"
San Krnnclsco, Mny .1. One of the
most remnrknble letters ever submitted
to the loclil courts was1 the corroborn
tloii upon which a divorce wns granted
oil Saturday to Lieutenant Frederick L.
Schwartz, If. H. X., from Mrs. (Icrtrude
I,. Schwartz.
Mrs. Schwartz fell in love with Doc
tor Mann four months after her mnr
I'ingc to Lieutenant Schwnrtz In March,
11MH. She wrote to her liushnnd, linking
him lo free her so Doctor Mnuiftapuld
marry her.
Lieutenant Schwartz loved his wife
6 tcrwttljr that ho granted her plea.
1ho wife h letter snys in part:
"Dear Friend IJiisbaml :
"Had 1 iiof received your letter yes
,,rJay. l W0,I1 lmve foiniil It ihtich more
difficult to write to you thnn I do now.
I urn sure, however, il H up to some
mic, to solve the problem of what we
shall do.
"llnd j ou not
year of our wedded
pniycd to me In the
life
Hint tiil nnu-
nrnnvu uirse nuaillies, t Know that my
nppenl would be in vain. You hnvc.been
n very good husband to mc; I admire
nnd .respect you.
'. "r,lovc this mnii more thnn I ever
thought t wns possible to love, t sin
ccrcly believe he loves me ns much ns I
love Jilln. That leaves only ono course
open to tih, nnd I sk you, ad my bus
band, to mnkc (lint course possible. .
"Without your help I can do very
little, but why should three people be
lllllintMI.V Wlicr at Innul Uvn nnd tliM.c
probably, enn be nuule Iinppy7 Try to
lease forgive.
TKUDO."
inuuaui, villi ue mil
sec It as I do, nnd pli
'Vour Wlfey,
Y. W. C. . DRIVE
TO BEGIN TONIGHT
Details of $1,000,000 Cam-
palgn Will Be Arranged at
Dinnor at Ritz-Carlton
Tim ,',ii,,iinlr,, tn inise Rl. 000.000 for
extension of its work will he launched
tonight by the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. Plans for the drive
will be discussed nt n dinner nt the
Hltz-Cnrlton.
More thnn 2000 young women will
participate In the campaign. The actual
work will start tomorrow. All sections
of the city will be covered hy the work
ers. They, will be directed by Miss
Mary E. S. Colt.
The prlnclpnl speakers at the dinner
JflijLLsUJusfl
Jnfell !
ihw j(m& toiHI
C5MlC
ffitjaPay
BWEimE
ngni she isllladsa
rnoTori.ws
I'llOTOl'LAYS
PHOTO PIAYS
THRU
COMPANY r
FlMERICA
The followinc theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of t,he finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
AILnmL... 12th, Morris & Pnssyunk Ae.
rtinamDra Mt n.-iiivnt .:. uvkk. n:4&o
owes Moonn in
"SOONUIl .Oil I.ATIIIl"
Al I rrUPIMV Kranliford & Allfeheny
ML.LX.uriC.lN I Mat DnllySitri. UVKa.ul8.
NUM. HIIIP.MAN In
"HACK IN UOIl'H fOUNTIlY"
ADAl 1 f B2U i. THOMPSON ST3.
ArULLW . MATINKB UAtl.Y
AI.AN mVAN'8
Tin: i.iicic or tiii: misii"
A Dr Am A CIIKBTNUT Below 10TH
rtKAUIA III A V. tn 11:15 V. M.
WAl.I.APi: ItP.H) In
"TIIK DANC'JN' KOOI."
BALTIMORE "ASlJ:
I.OPlSi: OI.Al'M In
t.oNi: wom"h DAuoiiTKrl"
imOAD STltnET AND
Si'SOl'KHANNA AVK.
Ai.IPi: .inYCi; in
"TUB HPOHTINO nilPHKSH"
BLUEBIRD
BROADWAY TtiTl? 1.VB-
ri.AUA K YOUNH In
. "Tin: FoitiiinnnN woman-
UA .. : ".'.'.,, .1111111 il. nrnvnti
m.I.,u,s 'I'l'igliter and crnnddi.1Pl,tr.
ii t ni i -!7"ir
'. M I1IHIIOCK.
IJIurtln ,
r A mTVM "22 MAHKHT STIIKRT
L.Arllv-'l-i m A V to 11:13 l. M.
H 11 WAF.THAI.I. In
"Tlir. PONKi:SHlON"
ppkiTI ID V EH IB AVn. AT OTH
CEN 1 UK I MAT. DAILY
WAi.t.An: nnm in .
"Dorm.n hpi:i:d"
-i-l -Kll A 1 0,n' Msplowood Aven.
CULUIN1AL. .an 7 nml II P. M.
ANNKTTP. KKI.I.KnMAN In
"A. PAUailTKB OP Till: OOPS"
rrvIDDITCC 'AIN ST.. MANAYUNK
EMI Kt-03 MATINi:i: DAILY
MAItT M MINT1HI In
ji'DY op rtooin:s haiuioiv
tiiiiiimnnif ci l i ii in. i
i&ffl!:,?n,HPA"H-t;
f Indiana" aVcmwJoorVWr
kl . '""" Catlinrl, V Z'
"ii. nun iin...4.. r
X T
" "i
?."000,
llneh, llevcrly,
Conductor Blamed for Crash
or uie crash between
Vrnlrnn,''1"!" '-f'Rl't train nt
lonKibll tv fni. il.
I u
ONS
ii a
tbe injury of forty
J. J. U .T. trolfey
Ktrect ,. T..?' ' "' .'
-'. which r Z " S, "", ""'". on April
"""vugpcn
'row nir nt Ho,.nfi.
" " wv vij
I'ansenijerH .n i n. ... "" i lony
iWU
k"t, estermiv hi i i " '" "ranlti
idler il.t.JW(.bu'uu of nccIdeiUs
iiirmuin
f YOU LOVE-
Noiccu you ujiii b. i,.rm... ...
m -- V.lU, ,,,
CENTURY FLOWER SHOP
titth Uelow Ohealn.nl nt
.Wedding Flowers
'h Sign of the-Rn.-
charies henry fox ,
FAIRMOUNT tI'da.y
HMIIY WKHI.KN In
"I.IITINO SHADOWS"
f AN111 y THBATnn tnit Market St.
r AMli- I 11 AM In i MlilnlRht
ALLAN nWAN'S
Tin: i.i'cic op tiik misii"
cT'IJ CT THEATHrj nelow Spruce
JO 1 rl SI, vvriVKR nn.Y
"hhoui.d a in'HUANn vnnaivn?"
T. rry 'Vemon In "THI1 OKOPRBY CI.WHK '
FRANKFORD 715 fa,v,ufb0,,d
ALICi: LAKB-ln ,
"SHOt'LD A WOMAN TKI.I.?"
IinOAD ST. AT KKIi:
Ureat iNorinern 2. 7 & 0 p. m.
Bl'OUNi: 0 nun;? in
"1118 WIPH'H MONKY"
--
IMPERIAL T- 'Sflr Wm
rrAnrD 1ST t LANCAHTEIt AVE.
LLAUbK ...JWINEB DAILY
wallapp. ni:m in
"KXCl'Hi: MY DUST" ,
I IDrOTV I1HOAD & COLUMRIA AV.
Ll0C.KIY MATlNKi: DAILY
onilTRI'DH BHP.I.nOlTnNK In
TUB HLINDNIWH OP YOUTH"
333 MARKET TOTM?
W. H. HAIIT In.
"TI1H TOM UATK"
ViS BOUTI 8T. Orcheatr.
fA,itlminua 1 In 11. ' i
H TllllMAn in
OVERBROOK
II3D AND
HAVmiPOIlD AV.
AI.U'I'J .ICIYCI-; III
''thi: hj'o;itino nivitnss"
PALACE
iau MARKirr HTitunT
III A. M n 11:1.". 1 M-
WALLAPi: IIKIII 111
'Till: DA.VCIN' PfKII."
PRIMPPQ II8 MAUKLT STREKT
1 lXllllwkJkJ m-; , A j , n -, j j
IlLANCFIi: SWKIIT In
.Tin: DiiADLiim hi:."
RFP.FNT -MAHKHT NT Holow 1TTH
iAL,,JI-'1N l :- A M H 11 P. M
(UVHTAXI'K niNNMV III
"Till: STOLEN KISS"
RIALTO
f!En.MANTO',V AVE.
vi T,-i PPUOC'KE.V ST.
ei.sii: ppiinrsoN in
"HIS liorsi: IN ORDHH'
RUBY
MAUKET ST IIEI.OW 7TH
'0 M to 11 in l. M
P.TIIEL CLAYTON In
"SOULS ADltP'T
AVHY hjm MAnii:r ktiii:rt
JrtVUl K M " li'IDNlailT
mapuipi: TopusiritR '"
"MY LADY'S IAItTi:il"
ERWOOLVATW
Dt'STIN PAIISIM III "
fOIlSII'AN IIIinTIIERK"
STANLEY
MAHKl.T AIIOVE KITH
1 1 1.". V lo II si.i T m
(initALDINP PMtltAH In
"Till: WOMAN AND I'll i: PUPPKT"
victoria ma?,kxut, fi;nr-,s y.Ty,
I'Ailiini' l' Hi lr.jui'i in
"Till: PALTHITt PASP,"
M
rue NIXON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
BELMONT M" A,I0VB akst
TIIEDA II1A In
"KATHLEEN M WOUHEEN"
CEDAR C0T,lArSiS?DAB
c,,A8- (.;rAA.!;,.:,..j,!hNnon,,-n
"TH.LIE'H PPNiriHED UO.MANCK"
Aildeil Attraction "HiiIiiwh of )0 j)Jep"
COLISEUM """SraS
wat.lai'i: ni:iD m """ uu"i
"EXCPSE MV DUST"
II IMRO i-'noN'r ST winAiib ave
JUIVIUU Juinlm .Inn- Hon on Krufikford "i "
MAY AND Mml.EAN In rn ''
"WHAT'H YOPlt IIPHHAND DOINQ'"
I nPIIQT n-' ASI I-OCUHT STREETS
' "THE TOLL ClATlV'
Anil Mm k Hennott Pomeily
lll.MIHAM (11111,"
MODEL
qLiy1'1 iniiftirtn in
Bfetchirt"howln?rirorim tof Uit.int
NIXON MD 'SiJiS
OLADVH linOPKWDLI. n
"THE MOTIIEIt OP HIS C'HU.Dni;.y
RTVOI I '-'' AND SANSOM STO
KIV ENID HENNETT Yn"""
"Tl"3 WAi!.AhK.,TJmITCA8,J,,
"HKANED ON THE HOnrKrt"
STRAND OCMMANTOWN AVE.,
W H HART I" "THE TOLL OATE"
W Aiu"i-"ANIMATKD TJUB3' ,
WEST ALLEGHENY ,
oilAUii''" iA-r in . .
, i"Al.AllJl CLOCAtJDT' v .
tk fparii UniurdY 9T,4 nil Sundin
90
CLEANUP,
best and at the least cost with the
easily applied coat of Lava-Var.
The quick-drying, smooth-flowing,
long lasting finish for floors, stairs,
furniture and all wood work.
Ask for it by name All colors and
clear.
THESE DEALERS SELL
U.'.i"!!"'
Floor
Finish
Dries Hard as Lava
.SOUTH OP MARKET STREET
A. Aliriihuinn, (ll)U I'onIur.Ht.
.1. S. Anilei-Hiiii, s:illi Fiilrmiiiint Ave.
Alirrnothy ('.. 43S N. Sth 8t.
Ilenj. linker, !47il 1'riuikfnrd Ave.
Ilmr.r IVoklinn, 2115 N. Hill Nt.
II. I.. Itelt. r.010 Old York Itoad
S. lllron. 2(117 W. (Ilrard Ave.
John S. Iloor-o, 11.1.10 N. lOtll Ht.
.!. A. nunrii, 422.1 Main Ht., Mk.
Cooper A niton, .Kill I Chen tit.
I. Hnrry Cox, EM., 020 Ulrard Atb.
I). S. ft II. Cralr, Inc.. Itldce Are A
Jefferson St.
E. J. Driver, 24110 CermnntoTrn Ave.
J. B. Krlch.on, Jr.. 1714 N. 11th Ht.
Futner A Maurer, 20.10 Columbia Are.
Jacob Felton ft Co., lUtlng Sun t.
ft Tabor Itoad
John FrlU, r.th A Flher'. Ave
I'anl Clatter, 2S22 N. Slh fit.
ltndotpli Oatler. 417 Poplar Ht.
Chat. (i. Onebel, 47:10 N. Front 81.
1. M. Ilarcele, 20 1 h A Homerirt Stn.
Im M. Kane ft Co., 2(112 Kenalncton Ar.
F. O. Kenjon, ltd Columbia Ave.
nichard Kern, IMIOI N. r.th St.
K. M. nlrbj. 101 1 IV. York Ht.
E. U. Knorr A nro., 1H17 Orthodox St.
Oliver MnUbury, 42S Ktdjcc Ave.
B. M. Markmnnn, 4100 N. (II Ii Ht.
Jo.. II. Mlfnrrr. 4.1411 Mnin Ht., Mrk.
W. C. Fnvelon, 22.12 N. 2llh HI.
C. II. Klnllnrrr, :I547 Orrmantown Ave.
Wra, Illeillnicer, Jr., -101.1 V. nth Ht.
A. W. RIbeuII, 21)1 Ii ft Itldce Ave.
N. Ilnnriiiurlr, Hill ft Krl Ave.
Harry Hchmldt. 47H0 Richmond St.,
Ilrlde.biiric
II. Hrhnrneman. 2HI.1 Jeffemon St.
Chaa. O. Htnhl. Illnlnr Hnn Ave. A
Ilocldnnd Ht.
(1. A. floppier Co.. 17.10 Market Ht
(ieo. Hlrplmn, 1004 Cnttmun Ht.
IVm. Hhaujchne.Ny, 12K K. Tabor Ilnad
K. I. Swank, Oreene ft Cn'penler His.
Karl WrSgnnri. 422 IV. (ill . -d Ave.
I'. M. IVrlheiima.ver, .1S0II .. llronil Ht.
David WeliiHteln, SI.I N. Illlh St.
C. J. lVrnlnner, aKIS . Front HI.
D. I,. Wltmer ft Urn., nth ft Orrmun
(tovrn Ave.
Paul DeJL. lVllmo 12 IS (lermnnlnwn
Htnnley HIkIi. II 110 Illrlimoiiil St.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Berlin Ilros., 7272 Wondlanil Ave.
Wm, II. Ilurr ft Sons, 31)22 Market St.
Flnnarrn ft llnley, 00th A Thomp'on
Streets.
Flnuaren ft llnley, 24 N. R2nil St
C. A. (Illllnclinm, 2.10 S. HOth M
Matlark ft Mallei Cll.10 KlnrsrstlnK
Ave.
NleN Peterson. 4111 7 lVondlnnd ve.
O. C. Price ft Hin. .111211 I.nra.tT Ave.
C. II. Htnce. 15017 Master Ht.
O. A. Suppler Co., 4018 Lancaster ve.
U. flrniil IV.vlIe, ,1300 Chester Ave.
HOI Til OF MARKET STREET
I.ouls D'An;rlo, 810 Cathnrlne st.
P. J. leltt, 2nd A M'ashluiiton Ave.
Jas. Ora.v, Jr.. Illh ft Mn.vnnienslni;
Ave.
T. R. Miller. 2117 S. 121li M.
0. M. Pepplemun. 2nd ft Tasker Sts.
I'hlla. Olnilnc Co.. :ird ft McKean.bts.
hlmes Drnp Co., la H. 1!lh Ht.
CAMDEN
Elrrood Antrim, 1ISI4 Federal St.
Khvood Antrim. Sill h ft Federal Sts.
C. C. Freeh, Cnlllncsnood. N. J,
J. II. Miitlnil. ft Son. Sth ft Vine Sis.
K. II. OUcn, IHlinirondHar.
II. M. Parker, I IK! I H. Sth M
II. P. llnrteneek. 2-lth ft River Ilnad
Jos. Iliittenberr. 42S Kalehns Ar.
Chas. . Paxson, 133 Mnln Ht.
Martin A. McNulty. .107 Kalchns Ave.
PENNSYLVANIA
James Ilarrrtl, Iloyleslovtu
IV. P. Iloltun, Chester,
llonehrakr ft Mriilrer. Wnyneshorn
William Itnrllnr. Oxrord.
IV. 11. Chnmhrrs, I'nlonvllle.
Harry H. Clark. Unlonlotvn.
Clclond Slinpum Co., Scrunton
Crawford Dm Co., llrotvnstllle
John T. Daub, Lansdale.
(. M. Ilerli ft Co., Ambler.
Dleke.r Ildiir. Co., Lock Haven
John E. Dobbins, Troy.
V. I. Doudirrty ft Son. Alloonn.
Drass ft Co., Dunrnnsvllle.
Stowafd FluRlrr, Htrnudsbiirc
J. H. Oeller, Est., Lnnsdale.
.mul 8A fi",lart. ''.. Telford
31. C. Orelm, Kst., .Morton.
Theo. 31. nrlMth ft Son, Kail Down.
lofton.
W. I,, llnydnn, Ilryn Mour
". " "nverstlck. Penbrnok.
II. J. Helser A Co.. Mahanoy fltv
llosterman ft Stover. .Mlllhelm. '
I1'.1,.'"" 1,rn"- heltenham.
K. F. Jorretl, Dnyerlovvn.
"""7; "'Iw- '" I-lilhton.
Keller Uros., Indiana.
2" U' "'. Nnntlcoke.
V. n. tewl,. N0,(h Wnle.
3 ' s i' mm"Ul Son' Ahley.
J. B. I.lthoir A Co.. Allcntown.
PENNSVI.VANIA
J. W. .McPIirrson ft Sons. Slilppens-
burjr.
I. 31. .MnrRiiu, Taylor,
den. E. Morrow. Tiiylnr.
'AInurry. I.utshuw lldive. lu.. sprini:
Cltj.
E. ('. Mjefs, WuhIiIiicIiiii.
Nelmiin ft Fry lldwe. Co.. Nnrrlstown
Nehurt lldtre. Co., IVllllnnixpurt.
Jitlin I. Olrnlnes Store. Ilellrlonte.
(JiT). It. Park ft Hon. Wii.viie
II. II. Pearson. York Hprlims
K. V. PeiiHliiKrr. Oreencnstle.
Ilaubeiihold lldwe. Store, lliiinlmrc.
N. II. Itnneiifeld. Ol.vplmnt.
II. P. Itoymond, Allddletoivn.
John F. Rlesenmun, Franklin.
I). Fred Robinson. Brownsville.
Horace ltorers, Plttston.
II. Schmaltr ft Co.. Kennett Hauar.
N. R. Hrhmehl, Kutitovru.
Schneider Ilros., Scrunton.
V. IV. ft C. C. Schneller. Catasauqua.
A. I- Sherk. Chambrrsburs;,
(I. C. Slack ft Co., Itenoro.
J. C. Smllli A Son. Slate Collece.
Smith ft Yorum lldwe. Co.. Norrls
town
R. E. Hprlncrr, Unlonlown.
I.." A. Stelnlar, Palmerton.
IV. II. Str.iuh, Milton.
Suplee lldive. Co., Millvern.
Suplre lldive, Co.. Pnoll.
J. Fred Tax;. Sharon Hill.
Templetnn'a Drug- Store, Washington
Elmer Tevellnr, .Mill Hall.
(1. I.. Thompson, Perkasle.
IV. C. Throne A Co., York.
Edwin Tyson. Wyncote.
('has. F llllamson. Chester.
lVorley Ildne. Co.. nradliic.
J. W. I.undy, Newtown. I'a.
NEW JERSEY
31. Dakrr, Wllilwood.
J. H. Uurd ft Co., Pennlnelon.
W. (!. Chutuplnn, .Mllltllle.
E. P. Clnrk. Vlnehmd
Creednn lldwe. Co.. 311. Ilnlly.
Chas. F. Dbre ft Hnn, llrlilceton.
(,eo. F Ilnicon. nordrntuwn.
II. S. Estlluw. Sweilenboro.
Faust Ilros., Ilrlvldrre.
Hetn lldwe. Ilnuse. Lambertvllle.
Irvllis; I. Hearing, Hniiimniilon
Ferdy Iluch, Smnerville.
J. Im I.umnnt. Ilaililniifletd.
Harry Mnuferren, lluildon Heights
Anthony Hire, Hmmpnlnn.
I). S. Snmpson ft Son, Orenn City.
Smith, Lewis ft Powell lldwe. Co
Halem.
II. It. Teel. Ilarkettstnnn.
W. Frnnklln WoodriilT, llrldgrton.
Seaside lit. hts Supply Co., Seaside
Heights
Samuel .Moore. Jr.. Mllltllle.
(Ieo. 11. Whipple ft Sons, Ilrldg.ton
DELAWARE
It. AV. Adklns. Ilrlmar.
Oeorge (!. Anderson, Chrswold.
Thos. J. linker, Wilmington.
T. II. Cartmrll Paint A (ilns. Co., Wil
mington. W. F. A J. R. Clements, Clayton.
Oeo. W. Davis, Odessa.
E. J. Elliott, llrldgevllle.
Frnnkford lldwe. Co., I'rank'ord.
llarmonson Drug Co., Wilmington.
E. S. Hughes, Fellon.
CK. Hurley A Sou. Heatord.
J. (I. Justls Co., Newport.
D. II. 3Ia1one.v, Townsend.
Mllford Co., MllfoTd.
William Norrls, S1113 rna.
Thomas f. Potts, Newark.
John Prrttymnu. F.llrndule,
Thos. 'II. Purnell. (leorgetown,
Itedgrave Ilros.. Mlddlrtown.
Jnshun Hmllh, Harrington.
II. C. Honthnrd, Lincoln City.
J. C. Wlmrtru, Houston,
Oeo. II. Waplrt. Milton.
.MAIlYIWn
Harry .1. Cropper, Ocean City.
W. II. Clarke ft Co., Pocomoke.
31. F, Dunn, .Mnsseys.
Dorinnn ft Smyth lldwe. Co., Sails.
bury.
Forman ft Mnson, Centrevlll..
E. II. Furnrss, Easton.
W. A, Hyland, (inlenu.
Holland ft Thompson, Centrevllle
T. E, Heather, 3larydel.
Ilalnes ft Kirk, Rising Sun.
J. W. Hurlork ft Co., Federalsburg.
C. P. Jones, .Mlltlngton.
O, L, Jump lldwe. Imp, Co., Queen
Anne,
W. T. Jarman ft Hrother', (loldsboro.
C. U. Jarmnn, (irreusborii.
Johnson ft llhnudrs, llerlln.
Lane A Lung, Illdgrly.
Samuel Long-, Thnrniont.
Dr. C. II. Metcalf. Sndlersvlll..
R. C. Peters ft Son, llerlln.
Allen O. Quynn ft Co., Frederick.
J. A. Honey, North East.
Ralph II, lteesr, Chesapeake City,
smith ft Walls. Denton.
Sadler lldwe. Co., Havre de flrac.
Henry Tarring ft Hon, Aberdeen.
Most of these deal
ers also carry the
P.-S. Quality Line
Varnishes, Ready
mixed Pnlnts and
the Incomparable
I'Aradox Enamels.
Felton, Sibley & Co., Inc.
Philadelphia , ;
Manufacturers of Colors, Paintt
Varnishes Since 1S63
and
tonight will Include tho Iter. Dr. Car
ter Helm .Ioiic-h, pastor of FlrnUHaptlut
Church j M. T. Stotcubury, chnlrmiui of
tho citizens' committee of thp campaign
organization, appointed recently by
Mayor Moore, and Walter Wood, metro
politan secretary of the ..Young Men's
ChrlKtlap Association In the riilladcl
phla (llsttlct.
Among the workers nttcnillng the
dinner will he about .'100 members of
the general women's division and their
captains and the more than 200 leaders
of the business and profesKlonal worn
i''h division of the drive organization.
The1 officers of the Y. W, C. A. of Phil
mlelphin and the mmpalgn executive!
committee also will nttend.
"Loses" Argument
Joseph Albright, twenty years old,
of 4im Mouth street, l'hllodelpliln. -was
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
Tho Original
Malted Milk
For Infants and Invalids
Avoid Imitation, and Snbstltulna
fined $10.75 by Mayor Anderson, of
Gloucester, yesterday following nn ar
gument with n woman niitoUt at th
Gloucester tollgatc.
FIAT CAR A BARGAIN
50 horse power, Touring, Victoria top. Always well
kept. Appears like new. Dark blue body, canary Tunning
gear. Complete extra tirc3, bumpers front and rear, shock
absorbers, etc.
Price $3500.00
May Be Seen 9 :00 to 12:00 A. M.
Apply to FRANK CORNELL
PENN GARAGE & SERVICE CO., 329 S. Broad Street
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Clean-.up Week
This week has been designated by the city authorities as the week for
a general spring house-cleaning.
It is a repetition of the custom in vogue for a number of years. It is a
splendid idea, and one that should have the hearty co-operation of every
public-spirited citizen. c
A bigger, a better and a cleaner Philadelphia should be the watchword
of everyone who would uphold the fair name of the City of Brotherly Love.
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Clean-up Week Needs
Special Broom Sale
Our 45c Brooms . . cut to
Our 60c Brooms . .
Our 70c Brooms .
cut to
cut to
63c
Made from high-grade broom corn. You should buy two or three for future use
big value.
"Asco" Ammonia ....bot.
"Asco" Bluing hot.
ashing Soda lb. 3c
Crystal White Soap, cake G'jc
Lltebuoy Soap cake 8c
Young's Borax Soap, cake 8c
Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg. 9c
Kinso pkg. 7c
8c (Good Cleanser ....can 4'2C
icIGold Dust I'owder, pkg. 4 Vic
lAWleeWyiyMgwyww.
20-M. T. Borax, pkg. 4 Vic, 14c
Insect inc. . . . car or bot. 12c
Best Lye can 12c
Pctcrmnn's Discovery ,can 13c Scrub Brushes, 12c, 15c. 17c
Silver Suds bot. 10c, 23c Shelf Paper bundle 4c
A-l .Metal Polish, can 7c-10clA-l Hand Soap can 9c
Galvanized Pails, ea. 33c, 43c
White Clothes Line, yd. 2'jC
Chloride of Lime, big ccn 10c
Lyknu Furniture Polish, 19c
Dust Brushes each 18c
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Every mnrket fluctuation is immediately reflected in our prices. This is true of butter
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Bemg direct receivers, wo have no middleman to consider every advantage is
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BD FTER
Without question the very best butter you ever
ate. There is thnt something about thn flnvnr nf
Louella you will never forget.
Richland Butter 74c
Turo creamery print butter, a good second to our
famous Louella.
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Sntly fresh.
Coffee " 42'
The pennies count Why pay
more? "Quality counts' with ua
In coffee as everythtns else.
Pure Jams and
Jellies
Pure Jellies glass lie
Assorted Jams jar 19c
Curtice Jams jar 32c
Temtor Preserves, jar 35c,3Sc
Orange Marmalade, can 25c
Pure Apple Butter, can 21c
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Beverages
Ginger Ale, Itoot
Sarsaparilla
Ctirlionatcil rvnily tn
Iluy them liv tin ilureu,
fully refreshing
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Teas ib 45c
,aiir liletnls one qunlltr
I'.e hest value you eier lioiicht
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AroiI lung in mi-li Ii, gc It
Unit Hhnrp. mi ippy tlaror
The iiuiilm tlii llntt we
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Unceda Biscuit. . pkg. "c
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P'n CAI HflM Tall
Alaska OHLI'lUn can
Fine qimllt.i splenilul uiaile
Into croiiuttea with a little
of uur i hoh'e Kite
Choice Quality Rice, lb. 12c
Dried Beans and
Peas
Best Soup Beans lb. 8c
Best Marrowfat Beans, lb. 15c
Calif. Lima Beans lb. 13c
Bed Kidney Beans ...lb. 19c
Yellow Split Peas ...lb. 10c
Whole Green Peas... lb. 10c
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The Biggest Value and the Beht Bread Baked Today.
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Milk Fed Chickens 45'
Rib Roast m30c P Rib Roast " 35'
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