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ADVENTURES
STRANGE TRACKS
Dy DADDY
(Peggy and Billy, trMffl n.'allrlii(7
fcrireoofefi lr. fnc woods, come upon
nrtange tracks. Humming birds toy
the tracks were made by biff, botrt,
&atitful fairy gtanti. Judge Owl,
whom they tease, says they were made
bu monkeys.)
chatter iv
Tim Howler In the Trap I
v.TyrONKUYS' Follow the stranse
JLVJL tracks mu! you will flml two hovvt
Infe Inonkeys," rumbled .ludse Owl. with)
nn odd chuckle, ni h wont back to
Sleep in hid hollow tree
Pescv find Billy bent over tb tracKs
to Mudy them cloieh Thev dldn t look
much like, monkey tracks, for tnonkevK
havo loiTff fltiBers and toea on tlttr
pawn and tho toes shown by the ti.n-ks
Were erv short I
"Pcrhnps the monkevn nre cnrllla"
tho biggest of all monUevs." whlrpered i
Peeriry "I've, seen pictures of gorillas
"Walking oig their hind lrgs, and they
might make tracks like these "
"Wo will find out If wc follow the i
tracks far enough ' declared Billy
They hadn't ginif wr f.ir when thr
heard a howling nhe.ul of them
"The howling monkeys'" whispered
Billy. I
They crept forward erv oareftillv for
Ihey illun t know wnetner tne nomins
monkos were wild or tame, big or
mall.
v "It must be a gorilla." murmured
Peggy "No regular monkcv could mak
nil that fuss "
Blllv parted th bushes so thev could
look Into tho vallev Then Blllv laughed
the nnlmal that was howling and
thrashing about win their old friend
Lonesome Bear
",Ohv -uv -ov ' lm iit a f-rp'
ov-ov ' Get me out '" liov led T.one
aome Bear Ills voice Bounded so full
of mlserv that Billv qulrktv stopped
laughing and ran forward with l'cgcv
to help hint lyonconip Beat wa- sit
ting In the midst of a berry patch, b it
there was no sign of the trap in which
he said he had been l.iucIu.
"Where Is the trap? ' rrted Bilb
"Ow-on-oW I'm fitting on It'
howled Lonesome Bear That strurk
DUly as being erv funnv and h
laughed until Lonesome B-ar tttopprri
his howling "You wouldnt think It n
funny If your tall uere caught in a
trap, grumbled Lonesome Bear
"11a, tut, ha' How In the world did
you ever get your tail caught In a
trap?" laughed Bllh
. "I saw the trap In the berrv patch
' and as I don t liku traps I sat down mr
It to smash it But It didn't sninih it
caught m tail Instead Ow-ow-ow.
ow'" and Lonesome Bear again st.iit-il
howling.
"Stop your nunc and roll ove- so we
ca,u get at tho trap stud f'cggv Lour- ,
some Beut stopped his howling audi
i stud I'cggv Uinr- , rt -.
ed his howling and0 Sil
:r as he could get tJJ'K.ilU
couhl see a -hinlnc. I J
rolled as far over
Beneath him the
steel trap with its jaws fixed tichtlv
In his tuubbv tall
Tho trap was vcr strong and Billy
and Peggv hail to work on it a lo ic
time before the could iiresa It open and
let Lonesoni" Bear loose M. but he
waa glad to get free
"That's the last tim I ever fool with
& trap, even though it n pnlv a rabbit
trap." he sniffed ' What can I do to
reward you for saving my tail and mv
life."
Billy e-mnvered quickly "You can
show us where the straw ben lea a-
ripest, and ;. on can tell us what
animals made thA ftrang trarkj ,,
havo been following through tho
forest.
So Lonesome Bear rhowed them where
the strawberries were riptst. sweetest
and Julclct and while the were eating
he studied the rtrange track".
"Don't you know what animals mada
these tracks" he sniffed with a chuckle
like that of Judge Owl
"No. we don't " answcrel Fegcv
"The track, were inado bv two JMlv
little goblins who .-ire roaming througn
the woods t-ating berries and doing good
to Other folks 1 h" t-aed me n
I might hae perished from hunger and
from pain "
And now FesrRv and Bll'.y were mvr
puzzled than ever
fTomorrow wilt be told how thru
have an adventure u tth Old r"i.r
Turtle i
STATE ROADNGLOUCESTER
Nw Jer3ey Takes Broadway as Part
of Routo No. 6
The New Jerer S'atn Hishn.ir Dp
parttnent veiterdav took over llroad
way, Gloijrt'iti'r ilr -tnd from now -.n
the state will hae eontml of thar high
way. It extends from Newton ieek
bridge, which 'epnrat. Cninden and
Gloucester, to the tollgale in the lowei
nd of the ritv, and i nnw part of IJouti ,
No. G of the vtate hihwnv i
A. S. DicktD'.nn. of Woodbmv. an '
official of the stntp il'ip.'irtmetr, wlm
has control of Rmitu No l. nited
Gloucester veterdav and enii-ulted with
Councilman Hubert Mnbnsli. elunr
man of the street conmnttee, an 1 I"b
ert A I.ioi oId, upervlor. and in
formeil th"m that front u" nn the
state will nnle all lepnir.. find
plumbers and otlifr de-inn? to pen
the street mu-t eou-ult with him II"
said that temporary repair- will he
made at once. He al-o -topped a
plumber who wa working on the -tteet
nnd required bim to rile an application .
and deposit a fee of S10 before he could i
proceed with In work.
SPRING RLORTS
II NTK ( m
&teWatrHrLS
Bbuth ' dr t.i'i ii' ir l'i, i i 'Iwte uatu
tunning wt-r m 'lerie rai open a,.
,9 ear. 1. h A n .jd ' wnjrKh piUnngment
' PITNEY 'N "t rk AV ,"'ar Beach.
' - Am"'! an and Eurorean plan
Capacity 2."0 '.' id for uell tookM food
Larg, airy rr nis First class nervlosa.
Rates on jpplt' at nn JA' OBDICKAR.
HOTEL Al'SflNE
Paciflr in1 f Ta tj I'll.
h nv it ' r i
IT Jon-u
N r hirh and
in u'l 1 r
'SA'M Tom? ' Jsmee PUco. nr bich
' " w.- ,-n uin'jHements 11. al 'o
ration, imiqt ui d tnnd l.rL'j and pdsaTit
rtoms with runnirg Wiir Revsonab n rates
HI Oils 6 M NWIARv
BISCAYNE
Jntufkv Kur h h tl fprm hirh rv
t''an M d"ii fi h"h iw -
Kini M MM)KI h Kl Tl (
ANT. u r - i.ni liiurlw .v - I
ttt w' 1 pr-pir' 1 n ni f ' I M i -yarUn
kit h n
THE PENNHURST " i
Ocean end MJchlpan i e AI'vmvk open. '
Garage VM I IA.M R HOOD !
HOTEL CALVERT i
Virginia A. ne llnrh Amnr'rn plan. I
Owneranlp mantg'mei' Prank P n.'am I
01 l.N ( m. N .1
HOTEL BRIGHTON i
7th and Ocean vriiue lliien June 10
A leif ' f fh- n..di u ti . , i,
and ni'h u' I It. ' in I I i n ..
water R It "" " 'Y ' iwni.i- apr i,,n.ie.r
ORLinl.lvvl m.t Vtitrhen attached for
eonvajescents Garage Jv. AYOl'NG Mgr
ine uccanit y n,i!fr. on 4 Mgr
BISCAYNE ; ,:' ",
Hate.- in ever
I. Ill I VIM--
The ifaytierrN finis wi'h and w hat run g
water Open Junn .S Mr S K I.iibrry J
CAPE MAY. N. J.
COOL CAPE MAY, N.J.
ockxn (itini:
I
THE SHELBURNE
Nw. modern hoi -l hot t mid rur, e wnter
vsry room priNate n.-vtha cieun rtiiui.,.
is i'i-jn j a inn i
V r HAYNPS
facing paru a oi
REACH IIAYEN, N. J,
l - -
THE ENGLESIDE
Opens June 18, Every modern cnnvenlsnc.s
prlvats baths with sea and fresh water. flv
tennis lourla heeldet. It 1' KNGI.E fan
cr. Aleo the i-hij n v i I'lm itlelpnu
' Tl'KIMi I ML N .1
K
Itirectlv nn llw Ocein, Siii.nB Lake J.
Pv anrl .Snav Hotel and
s, e.u-w. .v Cntlnrea
Aiutrlcn's finest Resort Hotel. Opens June 10
n if uuivs. o iicoi sviu di,
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HI'ltINO BE.SQBTI
ATLANTIC CtTV. N.J.
DECORATION
DAY SPECIAL
$0.75 Saturday to $0.75
O " Monday Nigiit
nnd Fireproof nne 'Innee Av. nr.
Bearh Cup 400 Ontrnl open surround
lni, opp rathelle and Protestant
chureliM Trlvato baths.
Running Water in AH Rooms
FTellnt table fresh epetablfs Win
dnnn m r pnri Whits ncrvke. Booklet.
n 1 iii' m n
Decoration Day Special
SO. 50 Saturday afternoon SO. 50
O to Monday night O
nuth Carolluu Atenae nnd Beach
Near Steel Pier, within 2 blocks of 6 lending
Catnoiic and l'ret(-tnt churches Lnrgeat
mnIerRt rule hotel of MUCK STEP.L snd
STONB CONSTRUCTION Cnpnrlty nnti
Hlevator tn street levul. Rt'NNINM HOT
AND COLD WATER IN ROOM'' PRIVATK
IIATIIS Amerlmn plin ll "Ulet and sutr
nt mailed Phone 4S14
I'M 1, C. ItDT.ritAX.s. Owner anil l'ron.
DECORATION DAY
SPECIAL
Saturday Dinner
to Monday Dinner
A" atolutlv t lean hold 3 a da- up 11?
up wfkli Hot and oj i runnine a?r a t-n
rnnms with pr ai bjths whit.. "'
ruisip t the hiffhst rdr pltsjn' limr
like t-u rrtundingp larire porth eltjir
muM' 't d dan1 ns bathing from hotel
Ppocul family rates
Mri-R" rROTHKR'l
Decoration Day Special
R CO "AT. DINNKR TO cq en
pO.OU MOV. I11NNKR ipO.OU
J3 up dally, "pwl.il terklr. Amerlran
pinn tmtn tnr.imi
OJ" f r
' OUT - It
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! tp lien run unc r
bittr bahins frm nor 1 ta h-iM
y n s frv orrtra c a nfc
ira fit: b i
t TTITI- r a si iTt P
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i.Muun:'.?!HtfBlt,''IB
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
ArvAmfiTiicatv Plaa Hotel
!of DistmctioRaid RcalConvl&rt
riRCPROOP OARAJ3Z.
capacity coo. Waxerjtozij,
T-r . . 1
1
l -v-o- tm tr iir fru
o At7cnns?secAvfjtf&
crene2ocmftvaA witn
jbeacGfranf service and
appamtmantsatmoderate
rates JtwtoftrieAcstnne
EwtpeanpAin Restaarant
.vx.w.wpnwifr
(OlR1EiY. Ul'AUrV. SERVICE
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KFVTCCKT AVE . NEAR BEACH
European Plan Rates. J1 50 tr, on dally.
American Plan 13 to 15 daily 117 50 uo
WeeK
Eeii"r eiertr'i 1'ght telrnn evert
-oom runn'nir water In romp rr ' baths.
Ph-in- l'i2 R
N H KFNSAOT
Grammercy Arms"
fiRMMrRrv rr ci; vn nrvnr
vi a i r v t l j ns ' it il lfptnj
por'''' f) ru i r an AmrfHn t n Rru-
50CS.IJC5IS
South Carolina Avenue. ndiiLCenttobeatk.
Cid W luiined natrona-re tnojir.dancmtr.
BLriiet .y iiodi n, table ami ervice cjccelsunt.
lurir smarium n - ulet rrnuukle
Ik?!1!
Tl . A Bn-h I m ei nui" with prlv
rti Everv nom ho A rod run'g water.
Mod rate Ownership mgt. C P Zariall.
3!3I
ft ht-nrurlo t , 11 off Hoiirfht.Uk
11
nr rx vti-i aiil
St. ( liurlcs Plare A lleirb. ( apaeitv 500.
M iiRAHAM t rmer v nf tho Princei
THE-WILTSHIRE
Mrglnli Ae ar I (Iwh ''.iparlly nsn
Pri trri r imlr f uater elev , lc Amrr
r ,, - ,. .it im. Hk t r- i
111 I II f Owner N I col t.lNH. llgr
TRAl'MORE ATLANTICGTYI
APRLDS GREATEST !K)TaSUCCF5S
SXL.VE3RTOM'
Iveiitui'Ut ve and the lie.ii li
1 rv ,p ri'ti . n' M l.rAl. i al. n
.'!' H BItt'i hhR forinerlyi fJtlH lam i'
T.L, f., l" -an enn i onnect itut Ave
1 UU1 1UI1 jj , ,Uoi, liigc. airy
toil. t.xi't'llei I t.ilil' Hid M-flbui . owner
nyngrn nt Mod rajes J P 4. A M DL'NN
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Mrgmi vr. near Ilenih. All rooms tlili
hut mil old running n.ilrr, (irliutr li.Hli.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Ahvai open Aiwaya ready Termj mo4
9tX Phona or wrtt M Walah Duncn
HOTEL BOSCOBEL SX? !
lift in weeklv riinna 117 A E MV.RIUN
Wnftn?nafr Ey Av near Rem li Elv
wesuriinsier , , rrVH. bjln, rurl
wat t.l, up wkly f5up dally C Huhrs
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Itaeesehusetta Av nr Reurli E P Phillip
SOMERSET V -". " ;';;';;;: ?
' , i n It H I'.I.KH.
Melnwsrp Ctiv Newly furnian. d rooms.
MR8 V.f. IJITRD. Formerly of Myerdals.
KillTTAIT 3 N. Main Ave-, Atlantlo
"Ul ,nllb Avs. snd Death, I'bone 2T60.
M.30 Ip rtil'y. Snerl. V. Am. Hnn
ELBELiW
IN THK nuni or T1IIMIS
OSBORNE
! f)b7Sfl1lf$9
r ask' jv w '
i I
j JACKSON HOTEL J
WcIdIh vmnr in IloardwnlU M
I tlantir lt- 1
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EBCIH'
WPRINO KKSORTfl
MA1NR
Jr
Lakes and Woods
Nature unspoiled. Lakes,
woods and streams in their
primeval beauty. $' Fishing,
camping, canoeing, exploring.
For your vacation this sum
mer try
Life in the Open
and renew your spirits and
youth.
Agreeable social life, too, at the many
fine hotels. Accommodations and pleasures
to suit every taste. Golf. Tennis.
Through sleeping cars from -New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
For Informition tni Boolditi, Cill it
Consolidated Ticket Offices
or Writ
Vacation Bureau
norm 01 R.iilroid Duildlnr, Now Haven, Conn
Now York, New HaTen & Hartford R.R.
Boston & Mains R. R. Maine Central R. R.
I'KNNSYI.VANIA
4
Your Vacation
Spend it amonc the lakes and
mountains at Delaware Water
Gap, Cresco, Stroudsburg,
Mount Pocono, Hcnryville, Del
aware Valley and other famous
resorts of Pennsylvania.
Beautifully Illustrated Summer Book
"Mountain nnd Lake Resorts," de
nrrtbes Hotels, Boarding House and
Cottages. Free at Lackawanna Office,
Information Bureaus, or send 4 cents
in stamps to James Fister, Advertising
Agent, 90 West Street, New York City.
LACKAWANNA OFFICE
J. C. DAWOV. COMMERCIAL ARE.N'T
210 SOI Tit IIROn (.THL'ET
PIIII.AnEI.rillA
INFORMATION BUREAUS PHILADELPHIA
1539 Chestnut Street
rcmir ledoek
;paiUi5ffll
St
yjJ)i j'JTWirjr jt SJrjejsjjrjrjrtTty4rmsj,jrj,jrj,jr
tort .iekeerson. loxo isi.xnb
Belle Terre Club Inn
Port Jefferson Lone Island
will ba opened under new manage
ment. May 27th, 1320. Golf. Tennis.
Boating. Bathtnif and Fishing.
Mrs. A. If. Harris
LKXA.NimiA IUV. N. V.
i 000 ISLAND HOUSE
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. I
Th most delightful and eonvonlent Iocs- I
I'on In th" Thousand Islands Hit and eold
running water In all rooms 120 rooms with I
private bath Tine fishing", motor boating .
snd trsp shooting The starting point of all
principal water sports Finest auto roada
frcm all polnta East and West ,
Winter Season Tl e Oiks, Bartow, Flor
ida, (onen all year), the Winter Haven Win.
ter Haven F'orlda new fire-proof hotel, 230
rnrms enrli with prlt&to bath Open De
ember 21th 1020
WILLIAM II. UARTSCRTON. Proprietor.
LH IIIMPL1V. N. .
VfcCQ6Gfam6(ain.
MuJfioin-mfctcr&iamfi(ain A!
tioctetys summer riargrouna
OPrNfl IN JUNE
AMEKICAN PLAN
GEO LOW, J P. GREAVES.
Golf Bupt. Manager
New York" Office i 143 fifth Are.
LLNO. MASS.
HOTEL ASP1NWALL
LENOX, MASS.
nigh and Cool in the Rerfcsfilrea
npKVfl Jfvn 12
Desirable Cott ires sl'h Hotel Servte
HOWE A TUOROUER, Managers
H'lxTON, Msrf.
HOTEL PURITAN f
iiivisiB4iii.-uvie 7
Boston Houatv
in4Trvn nrvvisLav
Omt book)tiaa Cm
rkeWv doivm Sceal I
1M.MOLTH. MASS.
FALMOUTH ARMS
Falmouth, Mass.
t -, ttf it, DII77AnnC q .
A Summer Hotel of the Hlehcat Clans
11 us'rdiil Roai ' t 1" w. JIOYCE. Mtr.
siu K p VRK. . J,
HOTEL BRISTOL
fiirei Uti on iiean Pro.il
Open Decoration Day
fin Ki.'opnan rian
Opens Juno llnh on American I Isn
V. . IIILYAIID. Mbt.
n",lr.,w 'h Ave at
at nHeh fat-ai I'v
iuijcuicic i,-,o Bieviitor R,
n , r . , ,,
Pl'UDY Oftn.T a M.r
Winrlanr "' Al9 Wnr '" ortHn ' "" ''
111U3UI i im.n. Ki.fHen snrvic ,u (
ma i sgemi'in A MARlNH
AHR1TRY PARK. N. J. I
TOR TITI.Tj HOTEL INFORMATION WRITE
MUNICIPAL I'Ull, niiltEAl. Asbiu-j ParU
TaT
0i of the moat hwl 0
rioUU In tin world. T
iPLCOJlfrtorV;'
vi a
SPtttNO RK.Snp.Tfl
MAIrTB
1 1 1 Hi
PENNSYLVANIA
h
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nr.vov r..
A r,U,T?'Wfin'n "uslness men and
ALlll.i,YVUUJL women. llolnl,in.
. P R R G minutei tn station. DslraMn
fnlronmen'. tabl mpptid from own fHnn.
nnidnor sports, hlMP hr porrhen Phono
Waynw 4 for rti- Rox 223. Dion. Pa.
U.mluimn inn Pn Main Lin. Especially
Wynburne inn ,jlrabteforbu.!ne.sm-n
'with fmllle Roora with bath at reason
I abl ratfs. Dancing I.arcs grounds, wide
vrnnds rhono nrwTi 17
WERNER 'JVILLBiXA,
u:il.U Rrautlf'il lens Termi
Mod.
erate
'Israge electric lights
GERHART
AI I ENRACH, Props
POCONO MOCNTAINB
ICagles Mere,
Ta.
Eagles Mere, Pa.
Tho aummer resort that Is different be
cause It oomblnes mountain and seashore
conditions with unique surroundings.
Ths sandy bssrh snd temperate water of
the Lake of the Eagles afford splendjd
bathing 2200 feet above sea level.
One of the finest golf courses In America.
For Rooklet and Rates Write
THE CRESTMONT INN
William Woods, Msnsger.
TOE FOREST I.-VN
Hermsn V. Teager. Msnsger.
TTIE LAKESIDE
John S IvlrV 4 Son.
THE RAYMOND
Ths Raymond notel Cdmpany.
Delaw are Water Crap
Enjoy the Reautlful Hprlng Heason at
THE KITTATINNY
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.
Now open The leading and most modern
hotel of tins famous region. Steam heat,
log fires Golf middle horses, trout fishing,
etc. Amerlr- m ptau also a la carte restau
rant nnd grill Kdilv season rutus, booklet
and auto limps upon request
JOHN PL'HDV COPH
CENTRAL HOUSE ZZ.
Now open JO. HfiRAVEB Prop.
Tho Glcnwood Now Open
Delaware Water Oap. Cap 400 All amuee'ts.
iikii i' iv jonnion. rop r. a Aipert. Atgr.
nnlnwnrn Hnncn Open all vear Mod.
w...., ... ...M.w
rat,B Mrs J Tarrlrk
CLirT VIEW IIOI'RI For real vsratlon
and good things to eat CHAH. L. KOMI.
Tohvhanna, Pa.
, Chichester House "'"'.""".IJiTT:
..-I j , ,,, ir,in
Mount Pocono, Pii
MOI'NT'l'LEiV.SANT HOrNK
M'iunl Pocono, Pa. PrlwitH batliai free
garage W A 4 H M LEECH
DIXVILLE NOTCH, N. II.
mrmirnimeaiiitmiiHmmntieiiHnmims mirm-nmMrei m mKummttmmrmtm,
, JUjiuiimiiinuuiuimuiu!uiiiiiiiiiiuunjiiiuiu.iiiuuiuuii.i4iiiuujiiiuiiwjiiuAr4t
THE BALSAMS
DIXVILLE NOTCH, N. IL
Open July 1
Inn Open June 15th
riroler'a Oltlre A Ilungalow for Rent
liookings, 8 West 40th St
Touin atul Country) Phont
1190 Varwlerbllf
DAYID R. PLDMER. Mansgef
gmiiiHmriiiniiEJi
CANADA
Delightful Vacations In Canada along;
Canadian National nallwajra. Ask V.
A. Vovin
untr, uenerai seni, iosu WOO).
nulaina. New Tork City.
worth
. J
topcAtionAt.
noih ff
?UT ')ut, r. ,n constsnt dfMSJid for
th easy, apfly system. Omploto buklnfss
im ccreinriat courses. Day nnd Nlsht
"'" inipnBivo irmninir. unrou
any time. Call or write for full
pnrtlrtilnrs nnd ratatoituo.
riIIU. RtlHIM'.SS COI.f.ECIE
...ni!!, Collrgo of Commrrro
1017 Chestnut SI. Philadelphia
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
Ore Shorthand. Touch Typewrttlnir, noo
kaeplny. Beeratartal Courxs. Day Nltht
Straycr's Business Collcgo
rhllvlrlplila's flrratrst Ilulnc Hfhool
SOI Chrotnut Ht. Vhone Walnut 381
I.KARN TO SPB.K CORRECTLY Prlrnt
Indlvlilnal lftsona sjlrrn In Encllalt nr
Irnrh by prlnrl uoman teacher. 86?
N. X8d t. Phone Poplar 41BH XV.
Itinil nnd Brammsr school students, why
flunk In arlthmitlo when an exptrt tfachsr
can makn jou nn xprt7 After school and
vnlnf classes. E. I.. Leonard, orflex Im
Palls Extension University, 008 Chtstnut st
Yonnn Men and floya
FOR YOUNGER BOYS
POLE BRIDGE CAMP
Offers nn Unusually Wholesome
and Attractive Summer
TWENTY BOYS. 8 TO 14
Address, Yale Station, Nets' Haven, Conn.
MUSIC
M. ETTORE MARTINI Symphony, orchestra
and crand opera conductors vocal, operatlo
composition, piano. Studio. 1435 B. Dread St.
iDcntljs
AI.t.AROUait At Norrlstown. Ta . May
" Ili:KSlE. wlf of DaMd AllabaiiKh Fu
neral scrMccs Friday. 2 p. m at her lato
resldenco, 1314 De Knlb st. Interment prl
ate ANDRES3. May 24. MART E . widow of
Edwsrd T. Andreas. Relatives nnd friends
invited tn funeral services, Friday, at 1
p m . at residence, 43S Oralsbsrry ave,,
Audubon. N. J Intorment private. Green
wood (K. of P.) Cemetery. Trlends may
cull Thursdsv eonlnit
RAKER. Suddenly. Mav 21. MARGARET
widow of Albert Raker Hervlces Friday, 2
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Widow of William Rlnder,. Funeral Friday,
13 o'clocli, from Bteelmsn'a Chanel. 8034
Kensington ave, Interment private, at Odd
Fellows' Cemetery. .
HRYAN. On May 20, 1020, EMILY,
widow of Hamuel Dryatr. sited 70 Relatives
ami friends Invited to funeral services on
Haturdsy at 2 p. m., at her late residence,
Moreland road and Church St. Wltlow
Grove, Pa, Interment privets.
. , CAIRNH.-May 24. ROBERT, husband of
Martha Cairns. Relatives and friends, mem
her of Ontario ProsbyterUn Church, S. and
p. Lode, No. 47, I O. I..: William Feni,
Ixidire. No. 20, I P. of A.t Hlghanlro
JVeavera' Union, employes of O. II, Mas
land & Sons, Invited to funeral services, Sat
urday, 3 p. m residence. 702 E. Wlllard st.
Interment private. Vtcwlnr Friday evenlnsr.
CliARK. May 20. PETER, husband of
Mary Clark (nee Kelly), son of the lata
Mlchse1 and Catherlnn Clark. Relatives and
friends, also No. 832, F, O. of C. Invited
to funeral. Haturday. 8:30 a, tn., from his
residence, 2021 aerritt st. llleh mass st Ht,
Gabriel's Church. 10 a tn. interment Ht,
Patrick's Cemetery, Norrlstown, Pa.
t COLSIIER.r-May 25. GEORGE W hus
band of Jane S. Colsher (nee Crnla) and son
nf David R. nnd Lvdla Colsher. saed 22.
Funeral Saturday, 2 t. m.. parents' resi
lience. 402 N. Franklin et Int. Maunt
Morlah Cemetery View remains Friday,
after H p. tn.
COWMAN. May 23, rATRICIC. husband
of Mary Cowman (nee Madden), Relatives
and friends aro Invited to attend funeral,
Friday, R.S0 a m., from his late residence,
704 N, Rueknell st, Holemn requiem mass
at Ft Francis Xavlcr'a Church 10 a. m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemet-v.
CURRAN. May SR. ROBERT CURRAVi,
husband of Mary J, Curran (nn Daly). Rela
tives and frlnd Invited to funeral, Batur
Oav, 8'.10 a, m.. from his late residence, 4510
Richmond st. Solemn reaulem nnes at All
Paints' Church. Jlrldesbunr. 10 a. m. Inter
ment New CathedrnI Cemetery. ... .
DICKINSON On Mav 2.1. FRAN1C T.
husbanl of Margarctta Dickinson (nee Hill
man). Services on Hsturday, at 2 p. m
at 422 Rlvervlew ave., Westvlllo, N. J. In
terment private. Friends may call Friday
evening.
DODDS. May 23. JOHN A. DODDS. aei
fiO Relatives, friends. Ivanhos Lodie, No,
440, F and A. M.t Oriental R. A, Chapter,
No 18.1: Joppa Council. No. 40: Mary Com
manderv. No. 38, K. T ; I,u En Temple. A
A. O N. M. S and all other organisation-!
of which ho was a member. Invited to fu
neral. Friday. 2 p. m late resldonce, (1040
WashlnBton ave. Interment private Friends
may call Thursday, 7 to 0 p. m.
lTTZPATRICK. May 24. THOMAS J
huabnnd of Mary Fltzpatrlek (ne Short) and
on of Mlchuel and Marv Fltspatrlck (nee
Dunn) Relatives and friends Invited to fu-
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WBATHS
nersl. Krld.vv. .8:30 a. m., parents' residence,
1B38 N, Uodlne st. Solemn requiem mssa at
St. Michael' Church 10 n, m. Interment
Holy Sepulchre Cometsry.
. FIANN. Mjy SB. JAMfiS 3, FI,TNN.
Dun notice of funeral wilt bo given from bis
residence, 855 N. -18th at.
uOAnnETN. May 20, SUSAN 13.. wife
of Samuel fJarretsnn, aged 63, Relative and
friends, also Daughters of Liberty, No, 120,
Invited to funeral, Saturday, 3 r. m, from
her la'.o residence, 1IA0I N. Knorr si.,
Taronv, Interment Magnolia Cemetery.
OAUNTT. May 25. near Pemberton. N
J.. J. CHESTER, husband of Reba n. Oaunt)
(nee Cllvor). aged B. Funeral Saturday,
2:30 t. m,, from late residence, nesr l'cm
barton. Interment naptlst Cemetery.
ORAVEIl. On May 2rt, 1020, ICATII
nRINB RHOWnnS, wife of'Asron O, Oraver
and dsughter of Rebecca and tho late Joseph
II. JeftorleS, Rgsd (13 eara. Due notlro nf
ftinersl will be given from residence. 023 N.
Amerlcsn st.
(1UINAN. May 2B. JOHN I, husbsnd of
Annie Oulnanfnee Holden). Relatives and
friends and Division No, A8, A, O. It., are
Invited to attend funeral, Saturday, 8.30
a. m., late residence 6021 Walton ave, Sol
emn requiem mass at St. Carthage's Church
10 a. m. Interment St. Charles's Cemetery.
Kellvvllle.
. IIARVBT. At Columbus. N. 3., May 28,
O. FRANK IIARVF.T. aged 74. Services at
lato residence, Colu.nhus, N. J,, Saturday, 2
p. m Interment Mount Holly Cmetery.
HOLNQUE8T. Mar 25, JERRY .. son
of Frances and the late .Glrard Holnnitst.
Relatives and friends, members of Washing
ton Camp No, B70. V, O, 8. of A.1 James
0, nialm Counoll No 760, employes of
Kugler box factory. Invited to funeral Sat
urday, 2 p. m,, from his mother's residence,
2145 N Orlanna at. Interment Odd VtU
lows' Cemetery. Remains may bo viewed
Friday evnntnc,
HURER. At 1007 B. Passyunk ave.. May
25. OKOROK J son of J, Fred and Magda
lena Huher. aged 36, Relatives, friends.
Vaux Lodes, No. 303. P. and A. M.t Koran
Orotto, No. 84'. I'assyunk Tribe. No. 139.
1. p. R M.. and all other organisations of
which lie was a member, are Invited to eerv
Ices. Friday. 2 p. m.. the Oliver II. Balr
nidg., 1820 Chestnut at. Interment North
'"V? Cemetery. Vlewlnr Thursday evening.
. JACKSON. May 21. SARAH, widow of
John A. Jackson. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services Friday, a p. m., at
her late residence. 2830 N. Carlisle s In
terment private, nreenmnunt Cemetery.
;19XP.E A1 Medford, N, J May SB, M.
VISION, wife of H. R. Joyce, aged B4.
f ervtces at late resldenoe. Medford, N. J .
Saturday. 2 p. m. Interment I. O. O. F.
Cemetery.
, K1RKHRIDC. May 25. R13DECCA W
(n"e Ilnrton). wife of Oeorgn W, Klrkbrlde,
aged 78. Fvnsral Friday. 2 p. m.. husbsnd's
resldenco. 2027 Westneld ave., Camden. N. J.
Interment private
KIRK. On May 20. 1020. at parents' res.
'Jf."01"!-244 Harvey st.. Oermantovvii. ICATII
KIU.N'B HART, daughter of Iuls T!. nnd
Susanna SI. Kirk, aned 1 year. Services
I-rlday, at 2 p. m. Interment private.
KRUMK Mav 25, JOSEPH KRUMK.
at his late residence, 226 S, flth st,, aged 56.
Services Frldsv. 2 p m.. at parlors of Oua
A. Klrchner. 714 N. 3d st. Interment Green
msunt cemetery.
LECKIi: On Slay 23. 1020. PATRICK.
husband of Slary J. Leckln (nee Johnson)
RejsUves nnd friends tnvlterl to funersl, on
Friday, at 8:30 a. m . residence. 1400 N.
Rouvler st. Solemn mass of requiem at
Church of Gesu at 10 o. m. Interment Holv
Sepulchre Ccmeterv
LCNANE. Suddenly. May 25. JOHN
MICHAKL. son of Patrick and Cathanno
I.enane (nee Sliillln). Relatives, friends. Dlv.
No. an, A. O H.. nnd emplovea of P. n. R,,
Invited to funeral, Saturday, 8:30 a. m..
parents' residence, 70 N. 87th St. Solemn
mass at Church of St. Agatha 10 a. m. In
torment Holy Cross Cemetery.
LF.VERS. May 2.1. KATH Lr.VERS. Ret.
ntlvea and friends Invited to tunral serv
ices. Thursday, 8 p. ni O. A. R. Home,
n.lth snd Vine sts. Interment Leldytown,
Pa.. Krldnv 11 n. m.
LIPP1NCOTT At Stockbrldae, Massachu
setts. Fifth Month 25th, 1020, KMII.Y S.
I.lpplncott, aced 83 J ears. Funeral will be
private.
LOWr. Slav 26. START A IXJWE Rela
tives and frlenls Invited to funersl services
Friday, U n. m. O. A. It, Home. 05th and
Vine rt Intermn Ternwood Cemetery.
L"NCil Suddenly. Stay 25, EUOENfc I,.,
husband of Mary C. Lvnch (n'" Langs-i).
Relatives snd friends Invited to funeral, Fri
day. 8.30 n m . lato reoldepce. 5418 Jeffer
son s High requiem mass at St OreEorv
Church 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ccme-
CMcCAULLF.T May 25. KATE L . widow
of James StcCaulicy Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services, Saturday. 2 p.
m . late residence, 3640 N. Broad st. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetcrv.
McCL'LLOl'OM Slav 25 CHARLES F.
husband nf Julia A SIcCullough (nro Don
nelly) Relatives and friends nra Invited to
attend funeral. Frldav. 8:30 a. m . late resl
rtencn, 826 McDowell ave., Chester, Pa
Solemn requiem mass St. Michael's Church.
Chester Pa . 10 a m Interment Holy Cro.
Cemetery. Schuylkill county papers please
"SlcrADDn.V May 23. JAMES, son of
Isle Edward nnd Cerells SIrFadden. Rela
lives nnd friends Invited to funeral, Satur
day 8 30 n m , residence, 602 N 67th st
Solemn requlrnt mnss church of Our Iady
of Victory 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Ccmeterv,
McMULLIN May 24 StAROARET. widow
of John J StcMullln. Relatives and friends
Invited to funersl. Frldav 8:30 a m . resl.
dence 1014 S leemlnser st Solemn mass
of requiem at the Eplphanv Church 10 a. m
Interment Holv Cross Ccmeterv.
StcSWIGOAN Stay 2.1. ELIZABETH,
daughter of late John and Ellnb'th Sic
Swlggan, aced 84. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend funeral. Saturday. 8:30 a
tn 1st" residence. 772 S Broad st Solemn
requiem mass St Theresa's Chin ch 10 a, m,
Interment private Klndlv, omit flowers,
McWILLIA.MS May 2t, TKANCIS J , vn,,
fit Marv A nd late John McWIlllams Rela
Uvea and friends Invited to funersl, Frldsv,
8.30 a m . residence. 628 S 21st St. High
mass of requiem at St Charles's Church lu
a. in. Interment Holv Cross Ccmeterv.
MURPHY On Slav 25 DANIEL J . hue
band of Slarearet Slurphy Relatives and
friends are Invited tn tho funeral, on Sat
urday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, from his
late resldci ce 100O S 51st st Solemn re
qulem mass at ft Francis de Sales's Church
10 n. m. Interment at Old Cathedral Ceme-
' NUGENT Slay 24v RENA R.. beloved
wife of J. Lyln Nugent and dsughter of
Laura R. nnd late William c Wood. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services
Saturday. 3 p m . at her late realdenro. 5621
N 3d st . Olney. Interment prlvste, Oak
land Cetnetrri Friends may call Friday
evening from 8 to 10
PASSANT .Mas 26. ELIZABETH M .
widow of William Passant aged 74. Funeral
Raturdnv. 2 p m . residence of her daugh
ter. Sirs. F. W. Lund. 1203 W Hilton ft.
Int Northivood Cemetery. View remains
Friday after 8 P. m.
RAFTERTY Suddenly, on May 2.1. A
BERT J . voungest child of John r ano
1 outre Raffertv aged 10 years Notice of
funeral la'er. from 624 N. Douglase st
RANKIN Slay 25. WILLIAM M.. hus
band of Mnry A and son of Wllllnm L. and
Mar.-aret Rankin, aged 30. Relatives are
Invited to attend funeral, Friday. 2 p m..
from his late residence, 408 8. B7th St. Inter
ment West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Remains
mav he viewed Thursday evening.
bTROBEL. On Slav 20. JOHN STROBKL,
SI D., husband of Helen Strobel. aged 61
years. Relatives and friends, Michael Arnold
Lodge, No 636. F. and A. SL. and, Corin
thian JThasseur ("ommandery, no. B3. ar
Invited lo the services, on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock, at his late residence, 1907
N. Broad st. Interment private. Ft lends m
view remains Friday evening, from 8 to 10
o'olnck.
WHITE Slav 23 REBEl CA J widow of
James White (nee Nixon). Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Saturday,
2 P. m . at her late lesldence, 265S Relgraile
st Interment Orenmnunt Cemetery. Re
mains m be viewed Frldav evntng
W1IJCINS Thlrd-dav, ruth Month 23th
SIARY II . daughter of Kezlsh R, and the
la'e Caleb Wllkins Servlceg In lYIends'
Meeting House. Sledfnrd. N J., Seventh-dav.
2fllh. 11 a m Train leaves Starker st.
fnrry. FhlWdelphla, at 0.50 a. m. and Slount
Hnllv at 0 15 a in for Sledford
WITLIN Mav 25. 1020 ELIZABETH,
wife of GeorgH Wl'lln. Funeral Thurrdav. 1
P m . lato residence. 1316 N Franklin st
Intel rient Har Nebo Cemetery
LOST AND FOUND
CERTIFICATE loel. stock rertltleate of
O R Kinney Co . also banls book, reward.
Call Dickinson 3.136 J. ,
DEED Lost deed for burial lot, New Ca
thedral Cemetery, section M. ranse 3 lot
No 11 Finder nlease communicate with
C 318. Ledger Office.
DIAMOND I't, sriuare-cult diamond,
w eight 3 85 karats The stone was lost
Satin day, May 1. between llaverford and tn.
Chestnut fltreet Opera House Liberal in
ward If returned to J U. Caldwell & Co..
Chestnu' and Juniper sts
1)6(1 IoetT from Ardniorn about Slnyin",
on hlack Shepherd doc llceuso number
on collar, reward: notify by telephone Spruce
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WATCH Lost small, enuare. arenn enimel
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We have at present
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See me TODAY about It
Mrs Llnds B. Patton
CURTIS PUBLISHING do . 7th and Ration.
"If 1QU lake a job, keep it"1
COOK wanted, also waitress, chstmnnld:
two adults; (rood wages. Phon Brra
Sfawr 4.13 after i p. m
COOK warrtod, white- seashore euram-r
months. Call Tues. nnd Frl . 2108 Locutt)
n
latlnir munufncturlnor costs, one, wArj hll
operated cost system In prlntlnc establish
ment preferred: In answerlnr stste experi
ence and salary expected. P 65, P. O, Box
3443 .
DRESSMAKER
EXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU pF EMPLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'S
FILE CLEK. experienced ops, wiillnr to 4
senersl office work. F P Wall 6 Co,
Chumh snd Taconv sts . Frankford. ,
FITTEHS
ON LADIES' DRESSES
APPLT BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANASIAKER'S
FRINGE Imotter wtd Llndley JIW Co.. A
and Cambria sts., 4th floor. -
GIRL over HI vears of auo to asilit g
operation of nddressoeraph machln.'-
dress P 52. P O Box 33(10
GIRL, colored: cooking- and downstairs otkl
for seashore; references reaulred, mou
Diamond 2160 J. -
OIRL. Protestant, for housework In imH
family, 'J 100 Ontario st. -
GIRLS MANY GIRLS WHO WILL JIJ
I8H THEIR EDUCATION IV JK"
WILL BE LOOKING FOR FCTrRB b
PLOYSIENT. TO THOSE GIRLS IVE BU
(IEST THBT IN'E8TIOATE. OUB $?
OF WORK ANT) WORKING COM) JTI0SS'
THEY WILL FIND THATTHIS IS A'
YEAH, AND NOT SEASONAL Y ! 1PWI-
UUAT l.N A. lVBWel,lullllu ";,j.
MANUFACTURING BUILDING AM) THAj
THE WEEKLY WAGES PAID $
EARNED BY OUR OIRL U MP LOU-,
KROS! JI2.80 PER WEEK UP TO hi )"..!
OVER t0 WHEN SKILLI-ED f Al-L Ai
DAY Oil SATURDAY MOHNIMj .Jf
SII8S GILSIORE. OUR UJ '-rnTilER
MANAGER. WILL CHE Y"l ' . ,, IICII
DETAILS. H. P. PAI81E CO 3-'ul AHUi
BT.
GIRLS 1 no WANTED
OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE
TN CIGARETTE DEPARTMENT
NO EXPERIENCE NEf ESSAni
LIGHT, AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE, .STEADY J OJllv
5'J WEEKS sYUB
HOT LUNCHES bER ED
AT LESS THAN COST ,-
GOOD PAY. EXCELLENT TltnATMEXr
UGOETT A MYERS TOD ACCO CO.
8D AND ONTARIO STS,
GIRLS wanted for lUht work, ."'."'ceBio'l'
necessary! good ",a?.',!2 ""' .
dated Clsar Co., 407 N rMh .
GIRLS AND TOUNO WOMEN
for llhj : werk , imeoO'
PACKING ICING AND MISC fM''"1
Experience not nrf'VrivancW""'
Pleassnt surroundlnis. raj'ld a"1DC
Lunch served at rost
APPLY NATIONAL niflCUIT CO..
iftm nunwoad ave
oTRLTToTTuTaTaTTTlaht work In "J'S! ,
depsrtmenls of our baker) "urn,, njll-
lhl. VH..... ,.w.A .urartnlnr cskes TL' .' n 21. .
ventilated workrooms, hours T i3 , ,,. '
at..A.... ti IR mUrv tn lr- , ana. .
ia in anUrv to lfrtf.Vn. Son.
Ti..:. t,.niir i r i'"'.
for Mr W'!',
IMIUfU'l,
uinneni poniium . ii'i-.
Ir.r- . i J7 N iirnnn "
UHILH wanted for silk niHl "J " -orj :
hands and lesrnera needed. i "."rvts ,VS
aood wsess and VC'l,. Route No.J ft
reasonabls price: Uke car Rou'' vysraf1,!
No, 13 or No. 19. Apply Qtuvw 'J
Co., Darby, Pa. ;'
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