'O- i&FjA- .J,' ',.W .' ' D-' , . ' ''' ' V"-' CONVENTION VOICE ..;.'. ,.: ' ' ,0 I A 4; ' 'VTSiTOBITBiO DOTh-fEB .-i r t.,i Auxiliaries Base Thoir Claim to Representation on Payment of National Duos QUESTION FOR CANTONMENT n.-.itcntntlon forwomcn in the na- lional convention of tho American Lo- j nn,j in tho stato cantonment nt Olcntown Juno 18 and 10, is receiving ?lmis consideration of leaders in tho somen's auxiliaries ui iuuuii.um t0ThIs'l9 hecfluso tho auxiliaries nro (bartered and each member is required" to nay twenty-five cents annually as national dues. ..,.. rri nmiMi mntenu u at u mcy ore expected to pay dues they should receive,.1 reprcscntotion uccoruiugi. Whllo no dues arc exacted from tho nomen by tho Department of rcnusyl iMlt.'tho question will bo up for con sideration and decision nt tho canton ment. In view of this fact, tho women. crc inquiring In Hiliaucipma as to wnni UVIr Status IS in me oiuiu IUUIUUUH.UV. The commanders of tho women a auxiliaries are: , uAJ-i Vnn T)nsin. fililt Morris lrcct, Germantown. Post 3 Auxiliary; Mrs, Clnrchcd Wnplcs, 720 Corinthian wnid. Uo;t SO Auxiliary; Jcunlo A. iicld inR, C-m Trinity place. I'ost 41 &! t flry ! J!r5 "JowPbino It. Mcchau, 00.2 Fnrrngut terrace. Post 83 Auxllb ?,rt?.5 M.r.8, I"1" S Duffy, 211f outh JlftconUi street, Post 00 Auxiliary; Mrs, Llzzlo Martin. 2843' Bomllnot street, tost 08 Atixliiary; Mrs. Frank J ' ?,;!&r'.3Kft Boston street, Tacony, Post 133 Auxiliary ; Mrs. 'Fred- Green wood, 1243 Went Lehigh nvenue, Post inAuxlliary ; Mrs. J. V; Bntlin, 8047 Walker .street,' llolmcsburg Post 178 'Auxiliary.; Mrs.. Isabel 0. SIxx, 3533 prth Nineteenth strcctrPdst 310 Aux !'; Mrs. Frances Hogarth, 4001 North Wnrnoek street, Post 370 Aux iliary; Mrs. II. J. Keyscr, 205 West Fishers avenuo, Post 388 Auxiliary. At a meeting of tho post financial ap peals committee held Inst night it was decided to clear up nil requests imme diately and ndviso tho posts as to the tiitfrnn taunti flttt.. . .!. -..t....Af..- of J. Frank IJarbcr as chairman of this cuwuiuuo mo wont nas been held up. Tho county chairman. Gcorgo Went wortb Carr, will appoint a successor to Mr. Uarber as soon as possible. mm&w'Eti MA .tit, r- i i 1 , . - 3it L ' ' I . ,, '' - rf"r,iV n ' vifi' v DR. FLICK TO GET MEDAL Laetaro Honor to Bo Presented to y Physician Thla Evening Dr. Lawrenco F. Flick, of this city, will recclvo tho Laetaro medal, voted to him several weeks ago' by tho fac ulty of Notro Damo University, this evening at tho American Catholic His torical Society, 715 Spruco street. ,. TJjo Very Iter. '.James A. Hums, O. " O., president of Notre Dump, wilt make tho formoj pfescntation. Dr. D.' i. .ucuartny, or tins city, will review Doctor Flick's work in medicine, and V niter George, Smith, his work in tho held of Catholic history. Edward .T. Gnlhnlltf. tirbtr1ntif A? 4lln AnnMl. Catholic Historical Society, will pre-- "ic .mere win oo nn lnrormai recep tion aftcrthe presentation. Tho mwlal is bestowed annually by Jsotro Dame to somo Catholic layman for distinguished services to Church and state. Doctor Flick for many years has been identified with the organized crusado against tuberculosis. A There's a plate on for you W ffanscom's Beautiful New Restaurant 1221 Chestnut St Down n Ttxr Steps f Seating capacity about two hundred. Now Open Other houses as follows: liSJ Mrk tit, 010. Market Wt. t3 Mnrket tit. 1705 Chrstnut St. Md & Market . ,. 1332 Walnut Ht. I 19 S. Sixtieth tit. When youVe sick you call the Doctor Free Inspection Service Bring your car hero our experts will inspect it and advise iou without charge , or obligation. yet the average man will drive a sick automobile "until its me chanism refuses to function. Our free monthly inspection service furnishes you with a detailed report of tho exact condition of your car, and if repairs are needed -they are usually of a minor nature and can be done quickly. It's just the same as keeping a check on your physical condition. This plan will keep your car 100 efficient. All we ask you to do is bring your car here once a month andJet us inspect it. There is absolutely no 'obli gation attached to this service. Phone, Spruce 0.9 Automobile Repairs Company of Philadelphia, Inc. 229-231 fiorth Twenty-third Street Light Work of the Heavy Load Capacity that's an outstanding quality of Atlantic Gasoline. Tljat is what it puts into the engine qf your truck. That is the main distinction of Atlantic gasoline. Every atom of Atlantic gives pull, because Wery atom of It burns. It is all f ue all energy, all value iii advanced mileage. Atlantic makes light work of the heavy load, because it does just what it is meant to do sticks to the job on the level or on the hills. It is so flexible that it compensates for the whimsies o the carburetor. Once it is set, the driver goes on his merry way, get ting over the ground, quickstep. Atlantic vaporizes fast and thoroughly.. It puts bounding pulsing life over the pis tons. It works cleanly. It doesn't foul motor nor spark plug. Because it is all con sumed, there is no leakage into cylinders or crank-case. So yourj lubrication stays right and doesn't get thinned out and useless. Now is the time to buy the best gasoline you can get, and those who use it say At lantic is that. Tank up your car at the Red .Pump and have your truck drivers do the same. The Atlantic sign says, correctly, ATLANTIC t GASOLINE Puts Pep in Your Motor THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY LvVJrXlM LAUNCHING AT QLOUCESffeR First Ship to Take Water at Emer genoy Fleet Yard Is Kevstono State Tho first launching at the shipyard" ot tno iimcrgency Fleet Corporation in tho upper end of Gloucester City win, tako placo Saturday, May 1C, when tho 13,000-ton combination pas sensor and cargo steamship keystone diuio wm do launched. Tho ship, while owned by the government, Is pel"?, Miut,.uy tno New York Ship building Corporation at its south yard; me namp or tno sponsor has not been mado public, but It is sald.it will bo the wlfo or daughter of a prominent of-' Ill'lUI. I BONDS FIRST MORTGAGE STEAM RAILROAD BOND A first mortgago on 502 miles of road. Also collaterally se cured oil 3047 miles of road. Wo can offer 820,000 In $500 or $1000 denominations to not tho investor -- 10J INTEREST ITIce fflZO rtr $1000 fiond I'rlcc tZiO per S0OO bond fnrnms MO jrarlr per 100O bond Income S30 jtarir rr SSOO bond M-CownyCq LAND TITLE HLDQ.. FIIILA. Ileniuers rhlladdvbla Stock debase I Qlx gtowawaye Ordered Deported Peter Noonan, Henry Hayes, John Dixon, Thomas Durkin, John Concau-. non and Richard Cardwcll, tho six es caped stowaways from .tho steamship Iteglna, were given a hearing before a special board of inquiry at tho Glouces ter immigrant station yesterday. They said it took them about two minutes to removo the lock of tho room in which 1 . Still More Facts and Figures Some! time ago a dollar bought one hundred cents worth of merchandise. Today a dollar buys only fifty cents' worth. It isn't, so much that the merchandise is twice as much as it was it is that a dollar is really only half a dollar nowadaya. Yet The suit that the Merchant Tailor made to your measure for $50 and so on up the line takes twice asmany dollars to buy today. There isn't a thing in the world that doesn't take from two to three dollars more to buy than it did formerly. Yet persons single out the cost of clothing as if it were the one big thing to be blamed even though made-to-measure clothing has not 'advanced in anything like the proportion that most things have. The Merchant Tailors' Exchange of Philadelphia thev were locked. They were ordered Reported and wlll'llkcly go back (in tho next steamship of tho American' Lin t J leaving for Liverpool. ' ' d & .i - 1 A Wonderful Car An Unusual Value from radiator to rear, the Stearns Knlvcht Is reiilete with unusualness. iiiu Duwerful Kllpnt linlirht Motor la tho real outstanding achievement of tho motor world In power iind dependability. No hill can feazo It no demand for speed too great. 'Every unit that boob Into Its construction Is tlmo-trlod for performance. Hns a loncer whcelbasc, yet Is lighter In weight. There are ten distinct body designs and each ,one a work of master craftsmanship. If you seek value the Stearns Knight. -a great car for tho money Investigate SCOTT MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 908 North Broad St. Phone Poplar 32M Qy wnitiAi iv M m m 1 HI fjf'&MB1 H MH m i m r mt-iy vw - - x K.NIGHT 1 140,000 Acres of Georgia's Finest Timber Lands will be Sold AT PUBLIC AUCTION , May 19th, at Townsend, Georgia AT 12 O'CLOCK 600000.000 feet of Timber t and 550 "Crops" of Turpentine will yield profits of $30,000,000. THIS is an opportunity to acquire holdings that will yield enormous profits from Timber, Turpentine, Cattle Raising and Farm Cultivation. The greater portion of the timbered areas is virgin timber of original growth and has never been cut. 600,000,000 feet Pine Timber now ready for saw mill, and in addition' a very large quan tity of young Pine which will in a few years be large enough to saw. The land is adapted to the profitable cultivation of Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, Oats, Velvet Beans, Peanuts and Vegetables. By working the Timber and Tur pentine on this tract of 140,000 acres, it i6 estimated that the 600,000,000 feet of Pine Timber, and the 550 "crops0 of Turpentine will yield at least $30,000,000 in proHto. Wide grazing pastures provide nine months natural grazing that will support 30,000 head of Cattle, 25,000 Sheep and 10,000 Hogs. There are now on the property 7000 head of Cattle, 10,000 Sheep and 5000 Hogs. It is cheaper and more profitable to raise Cattle, Sheep and Hogs here than in any other place in America. The grcit Armoar Plant at Jacksonville, Fla., lets than 100 milca away, offers a ready market. The greater portion of the property n fenced in, having more than 400 miles of woven wire fencing. Several Improved farms are included, with comfortable homes, tenant houses, silos and to bacco houies. Properties lie within a 12 mile radius of Town send, Ga. on the main line of the Seaboard Air Line Railway. 36 miles railway frontaee 5 rail road stations, and 20 miles of deep water frontage, with one of the best harbors on the Atlantic Coast. Shaded portion of accompanying map shows location or properties. The property is tra versed by more than 200 miles of Automobile roads, including a long stretch of the Quebec Miami Highway. This property has been recently surveyed into 14 sub-divisions and maps prepared showing the natural boundaries of each sub -division. The property will be sold either as one tract or in tracts from -1000 acres to 30,000 acres. kWWWNAh 1V 1 COUN A7 O, vtchr) C AH DEI SwoooattEr UOMlltttrtinC 5AVUMAN COOINTVj ft Artesian wells give an abundance of fine water. There is a hotel on the property which can accommodate one hun dred guests, and Mr. Max Jasspon, noted forest engineer, will re ceive prospective buyers and show them the property. Sale is for Division of Assets Matheny Bros. Auctioneers References American Nat'l Bank, Rich mond, V., Savannah Dink andTruit Co.,Svtmh,G. Oglethorpe String! and Truit Co., Savannah, Terms- lo Uy ' ale, 15 5 in 30 dart, balance in one, tno, three jreari. 1 :a p : v4. m Lfaisin; 'S'.n iS. Vi k-v l f "V? J TOMoawmiu: fncHstuvrnttTwrnn FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS J; R. PASCHALL. RICHMOND, VA. MAX JASSPON, TOWNSEND, G A- THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN m. VI rvn; r . :m M m :. $i "'frS 1 y "Ar & iA., A i m 1 K t f m m W fjll .' !' fl iriilir.- vi nrr i , i k. ' wr f - i VI .. .1 ' V-t ,, ft 3- .1 'i ..'. idliA'y M
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