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DAILY
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$1.75 THE COVER
From 0 to 8.30
HOME-COOKED
LUNCHEONS, 90c
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of material and workmanship, and
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and compare,
$3.00, $3.50 & $4.00
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For l Years at
218 Market St
Furniture Sale
AT 40 SAVING
200 BEDROOM SUITES
400 MGS
500 REFRIGERATORS
FEINSTEINSTORAQECO.
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Men's Genuine Shell
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To all ex'service men and women of the
Civil War, Spanish-American War and
World War and to their families.
You arc invited to attend Memorial Services for departed com
rades, which will bo held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, May 29th,
1920, on Belmont Plateau, Fairmount Park.
AddrtMt Will Be Delivered by
- Brigadier General Smcdley D. Butler, hero of many wars, awarded
Congressional Medal, organizer of Camp at Brest.
Hon. J. Hampton Moore, Mayor of the City of Philadelphia.
Rev. Russell H. Conwcll, Veteran of the Civil War, Educator and
distinguished preacher.
Rev. Father Joseph L. N. Wolf, Chaplain Department of Penn
sylvania, American Legion.
Rabbi Harry Davidowitch, 312th Infantry, 78th Division, wounded
in action.
Hon. Richard Wciglcin, President of Council.
MuBic by the Philadelphia Police Band, Lieut. Joseph D. Kiefcr,
Bandmaster.
Members of all veteran and patriotic organizations are requested
to attend in full uniform.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE, AMERICAN LEGION
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These Men Lead
IN THE-
"Digest's" 1 1 ,000,000 Poll
WOOD McADOO
J? JOHNSON WILSON
HOOVER EDWARDS
THE LITERARY DIGEST'S national presidential poll of 11,000,000 voters is now
in its seventh week, and the results are of more than usual interest as the'datc for the
Republican National Convention approaches. More than a million and a half votes have
been counted up to date, and they sound the depths of political feeling in every part of the
Nation. The votes, state by state, of thirty-five candidates are tabulated in this week's
DIGEST. Jn scanning this tabulation it is noticeable thsjt since the Southern states have
become more adequately represented in the balloting, the disproportion between the total
number of declared Republican and Democratic voters is not so great.
Don't miss reading THE LITERARY DIGEST this week. May 29th, not only
because of the article showing how more than one million and a half voters have declared
their choices for the Presidential nomination, but for the additional satisfaction you will
dcrivcsfrom reading these articles:
The Collapse of High Prices in Sight
The Meaning of the Wave of Price-Slashing That Has Swept Over Clothing and Dry Goods Stores
Mapping the Influenza Zones
The Benign Howells
Easing the School Teachers' Vacation
Chinese Shy at Co-education
"Liberalizing" the Y. W. C. A.
Why Ministers' Sons Make Good
"Farmers" and "Hired Men" on the
Farm Labor Shortage
Postal Employes Who Actually Go Hungry
Sports and Athletics
News of Finance and Commerce
Topics in Brief
PANAMAS
Men's A Woman
DONE'UP RIGHT
SCHWARZ
THE! HATTER 1B04 Sansom St,
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Are You Going
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alone- "with you and get
that real luxury of motoring.
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Buy everything for tba
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jewelry and Ueneral tier-
cnanaiae. rir at your
convenience. Deen at It
right here on Cneetnut
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S.R.WEAVER
1112 ChestnutSr. rM
J Pride of Possession k
Ml In the Now Mitchell cornea not only from tha beauty y
I and graco of this much-pralsod car, but from Its easy- S
I rldlns qualities, tireless power, and sturdy dependa- IB
m blltty In any kind of service.
Phone Spruco 2320. Wo will be glad to nrrango for IM
V a demonstration of the New Mitchell Six. m
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DONATION E)AY
MONDAY. MAY 31. 1020
3 Tho Jewish, Hospital Is rated by tho.stato of Pcnnsvl
vanla In Class A.
Tho records show that our per. capita cost of main,
tenanco Is nmong the lowest for similar Institutions
throughout tho state, an, evidence of careful manace
ment in all departments. v
fl Our facilities are taxed to capacity in tho servlco of
the sick and suffering, without restriction as to creed
color or nationality. '
For Over Twenty Years, More Than Two-Thlrds of Our Patient.
Have tfeen Treated Free. nts
J Every effort at retrenchment, consistent with the
efficiency of hospital sorvice, has been mado, notwith
standing which the deficit exceeds that of any previous
year in or history.
J Wo earnestly appeal to those who recognize tho use
fulness of tho hospital, to aid us at this time, in the con
fident nssuranco that tho generosity of ita benefactors
will bo fully justified by tho results.
q Donntions may bo sent to
MR. WILLIAM B. ROSSKAM, Treasurer
Jewish Hospital, York and Tabor Ronds, Philadelphia
A cordial Invitation is extended to, tho public to visit
the hospital on Sunday, May 30, and Monday, May 31,
from 2 to 5 P. M All the buildings and grounds will
bo open to visitors. . .
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The Hopes of the Socialists
The Sims-Daniels Row
British Vision of "An Irish Republic"
How Spain Pays for War
Recovery of Southern Europe
City Growth and Rural Loss
Expert Opinions on Coal Prices
The Promise of Cheaper Shoes
Syria's Self -Determination (Transla
tions from the Arabic Press)
Preventing Crooked Weights and Measures
An Interesting Collection of Illustrations Including Humorous Cartoons
MOTOR TRUCK ADVERTISING
The lour hundred thousand manufacturers and
business men who subscribe for THE DIGEST nrc
interested readers of the advertisements of Motor
Trucks winch for seven ears have appeared in its page
in greater variety and number than in any other period
ical. The advertising contents of this issue, May 29th
are of unusual interest to those about to invest in trans
portation equipment.
May 29th Number on Sale Today Ne ws-dealers 10 Cents $4.00 a Yeai
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FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW '.YORK
Must repair bills teach you
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Wrong lubrication means using a wrong oil, either, in type
or quality an oil that steals power, wastes gasoline and event
ually leads to worn-out bearings, scored cylinders, carbon de
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repair bills.
Right lubrication means using the right type of the right
oil an oil that keeps your engine running with maximum
power humming with that soft, sweet-sounding purr that
every motorist loves freedom from engine worries.
The choice is yours to make. You no longer need guess-'in
b'uying oil and take a chance on getting right lubrication. The
development of SUNOCO the new motor oil now makes ac
curate and efficient lubrication possible.,
SUNOCO has the right type of oif for every car made To
learn the type for your car summer or winter consult the
"Sunoco Lubrication Guide" or ask any Sunoco dealer. He -knows.
Have your crank case drained, cleaned and refilled with the
proper type of Sunoco. It will PROVE to you thejmportance
of proper lubrication and what it means in service and,
satisfaction.
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