'71 ";j. V' '3 i i .v r -' )- 5 aii 'T-' M ?' . r;r. 1 ' it T vJ-A hvt .A if a." - s EVENING PtJBXld LEDOERX'lliLrxMlL HlA, ' WEDNEBD'AY, JUNE 28, 1920 J'i iflih Ward, 6 8t.. Monica's, 0-J ' . ... .-' -..(. ta.Uk UTlAFla I WJ& J'eXnk. 1 rtf. MoK a Twer "flfth Cttr5't and Snjder avenue yesterday, ft'ore. 8 to 0. SALE' U. S. Navaf OrdnancePlant Dayton, Ohio Scaled Ijids will be pub licly opened at the U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant, Dayton, Ohio, for the sale of the land, build ings and other govern ment material of that plant, at 10 A. M., July 7, 1920. Catalogue of sale may be obtained from Commanding Offi cer U. S. Naval Ord nance Plant, Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, Ohio, or Lieut. .Com mander N. B. Farwell, U. S. N., Senror Mem ber Board of Sale, Naval Station, Great Lakes, 111. U. S. WILL CHALLENGE BRITAIN FOR POLO CUP International Matches May Be Staged Abroad in June Next Year New York, .Tune SI. At n inwUns of the executive committee of the Polo Association yesterday It wni decided to issue n challenge at once for the Inter national 'polo cup. now held by Eng land, the matches to take place abroad hi Juno next year. A subcommittee, made tip of II. P. Whitney. Robert K. Straw brlriRo, Dev crcaux Ml burn and I.ouls K. Stoddard, was appointed to take chnrgo of all preliminary arrangement! for the se lection and equipment 0f the Aincrlcau team. It Is proposed to hold trials thh summer, nnd nil nvuilahln first. ninaa ponies will be collected for the 'use of wio icuin. TOURB TOURS GREATEASTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND CATHEDRAL ROUTE Home of the Pllcrlm Fathers. Dlcksns and Tennsylson District!., Cambrldre Cot If km, Ely. Peterborough. Norwich and Lincoln Cathedral!. Delightful Seaside Resorts. Comfortable Hotels. Golf eto. 4 HARWICH ROUTE England to the Continent via HOOK OF HOLLAND or ANTWERP DIRECT ROUTE .TO THE BATTLEFIELDS Send for attractive booklet (to be liiusd shortly) describing- the above places, alio containing- Illustrations and usstul maps of the battlefields. ' LETTERS OF INTItODrCTION For convenience of American teurlsta this Company has established offices at HRUSSELS nnd PARIS. I.ETTEns OP INTRODUCTION addressed to our rerl resentatlves. who ore up to the minute on conditions In Uelglum and France, will be forwarded on request. II. J, Kftrhnm. Gen. Agt., tol Broadway. New York. N. r. Binglcs and Bungles th. well, tho (Rants lost, nnjhow. Stilt In n tie for seventh place. The Braves are onlu two-and-a-half tot c"njt aviav' The A'a have a-ono nnd done It. Captured the season a consecutive losing record. Not even the Tigers ImTe nnytlilnar on onr A when It rotnea to losing. The rtengnls diopprd thirteen straight at the atnrt of tlie season, T.uaue hail a lot 0 Havana smoke yester day. Our bovs lost out because theu foroot their aas masks, Cv Williams did nothing hut save the hall game on four different nnd distinct occa sions. Some finder, is Cyl (leftist) harrier to defeat the gentlemen tccrklna for Mr. Cravath. Took eleven, tn- Tiinia ti. ttco homers to do it yesterday. flnllln wna divided In three part In one Inning, nnd It didn't take Julln Cnesnr to discover It, either. Jake Dauucrt whs the author, Jess Haines .lost his first game In five starts In Iloston Another case of a pltcncr making too many trips to tho welt. Booking Week-end Dall Games The Spring' Harden A. A., a first-class trnvellnr team, Is romplctltifr Its schedule, hut still has a few Saturday and Muncnv dates open In July nnd August, ana would like to hear from all first-class homo teams offering liberal Inducements. Would llko to renr frf m Wlster l'ark, Slenton F. C Blew, art I". C, Ctestnut llll:. For games nddress Hen Bailey, Manager, 719 flreen street. POULTRY AND SUPPLIES bteamhoatw htkamhoath. Dolphirv jfyZljixie O M sTsS . 3l HB3!fS2JOT5S,'lallNI fSs. r I' fSP "'"ia -aiJiSSSS! MP - BT-Ct-i WSSSmtlSSSSSSmSS PARCELS POST SlmplcxrGrit-Hand-Soap for Enslneer. Machinists nnil t'hniifrrtir. Antlsrptlci nhsoliitclr the llrnl on mnrketi lioslthelv imn-lnliirlnns to skin or fabrics. TitiAiy-sAsirLn 15c AOENTH WANTED (Dept. I.) -" Appleby Co., 316 Walnut, Phila. 7SAMtlCV iuh OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL lleautlfnl white Leghorns 3 to 4 weeks I dlil. These splendid chicks lutve been , raised without nrtlllclnl lient. are tery hardy and vigorous nnd will require ery little attention, will be laying In four months. Only 30o each. Come nnd see t'hese beauties. Limit, 000 to a cue- 1 tomer. t also nave some fine week-old Ilarred l'lymouth Itorks nnd Rhode Island Iteds. Closed on Bundnrs. Orchard Poultry Farms (Largest Hatchery In tho City) 39C0 Filbert Street, PliiladelphU.Pa. IS BOATS LEAVE .ARCH ST. WHARF BURLINGTON ISLAND PARK, BRISTOL & TRENTON WEEKDAY SAILINGS For Trenton, 8.30 A. It., 1.89 P. ON SUNDAYS For Trenton, 8 80 A. M 10.00 A. M., . J.Ofl r. M., -t.00 P. St., 5.00 P. M . 8 !I0 P. 11 For nrlslol, 8 30 A. M 4.00 P. 11., 8.30 P. l. For Durllngton Island Park, 9,00 A. U., r. P. M. M .rtWfc), B.30 P. M. For Ilrlstol and Tlurllngton Island Tark, 8,30 A. M.. B 30 P. M. Hate of Fare-Ona Way, 30 Cental Children, 18c. Hundsys d HolldayAdultt, 40ej Children, 20c. Boat leaves Aroh Bt. Whsrf Every ETSntng it J o'clock, Exoent Mondsy, Round Trip, 65e, Ineludlnr War Tax. , DAY AMD IIIOHT THE DOLrHIM UNE llt.rbcr SciBSors, Clippers, Razors and Mnnlcure Scissors. Also rlnfety llnror Ulndes nc"hnpiencd Filbert Gnndrfig Co. 1220 ril.HKUT HT. 1 1 ( I I 1 J - -J IMURt--" 1 lr Dalsimcr Shoes Cnmfort With Htyla SHrse llelj-te'' 5. lnoes nre inr i tender ft "' Made of black Liureo Kid. nex liuie soies. iup iher heels! nl seams to hurt, nigh shoes or ox fords, Hlxea 1V4 to 11. Widths- A a.. .' TleU .nvi,i tsl tt Rfi Olfaa HI ti 11. $1 extrn, Send for Cstnlne; ri. nnisimer nons. ii .iinrne 1 nt nn,Tiis COSILY. On Sixth Slonth 22d, nOBKBT. husband of lata I.ydla T. Qomly, aged TT years. Relatives nnd frlenda are Invited V attend the funeral, Sixth-day, the 2Slh, 1 10:30 n, tn., at his late residence, 3311 Are si Interment private, ,.,. DOHAN. At her residence. Darllngtftfi Iel co., Pa., on June 22, 1020, tJATM KIlINU K.. widow of Sllchnel J. Donaii. Notice of funeral later. . DUNOAN. At her home In, Merchantvllle, N. J., on June 21, 1020. P1I1IK I, "wldOW of Hotranl W. Uungaa, Service on Thur day afternoon, at a o'clock, at the Oliver Jf. Hair Hldg., 1820 Chestnut at., Phtla. Inter, ment private. i:u'lu.i:ii .tun 99 io"n MitiirWMn of Thomas Ulchler, aged H7, Helattvea a4, p 5: BTliAlSlHP NOTICKS STRAMSIIIP NOTICED '' yflC ' O-Zv Wonderful 8 -Day Vacation Tour Arranged by the American Express Company Leaving Philadelphia, July 6th Special Pullman Train leaving QrandCentrolStatlon.NewYork City for Montreal, Tuesday, July 6th at 7:45 P. M. connecting with Chartered Steamer "Cape Eter nity" for a six-day cruise down the historic St. Lawrence and the majestic Saguenay River $160 From New York all expenses included Sbfdays of real comfort and entertainment on one Steamer, Shore Trips, Sight-seeing, etc. Visiting Montreal, Quebec, St. Ann de Beaupre, Tadousac, l'Anse St. Jean, Hal Hal Bay, Cape Trinity, Chicoutimi and Murray Bay SPECIAL TRAIN CHARTERED STEAMER PARTY LIMITED ' RJJSERVE SPACE NOW Write, wire or phone (or details Hnramnker'e. Main I Innr, Center. I lillnilelnhiit AMERI(MEXPRESS mi mi w.'s?y WM Y.VS, i yya PUfiil . I m The Kenney Shower Will Help You Start and Finish the Day Right A. quick, invijroratinrr Shower in the needle- like streams of running water affords a healthful, sanitary way to bathe, and is your best insurance against sick ness and ill health. No Curtain Needed No Splashing because thtf converging streams cause tho water to strike the body on an angle nnd run down (a pat entee principle) which eliminates the messy, Insani tary curtain and there Is no tub to clean afterward. Easy to Install Any one can put a Kenney Shower in their bathroom in a very few minutes without toolsi Will fit any bathtub and will last a life time. AU metal nothing to wear out. . IMTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY AMERICAN LINE N. Y. Cherbourg Soutlinmpton St. Pnul Plillnilelphln New York NKW Mongolia . Manehurln riHI.ADKI.PHIA West Celeron Httverforil N Auburn .limn oai.iniv iAur. SI July 10 Aug. 7Hept. 4 July 17Auir.t4Sept. 11 YOKK HAMHUltO July 3Au. 14Hept. 28 JtilySllSept. 11 uvxntroor. July 1 July 10 July 24 PIIILADKLFIIIA- Knstern Sen A Steamer PIIILADKLPJIIA- West Kkonk Ilast Indian .Nnntnsket Kilgemont -GLASGOW July 1 July IB -ItAMIIUIlG . July 1 July :i July 17 July 31 RED STAR LINE N. Y. SOUTHAMPTON ANTWERP Kroonland July lOlAua-. 14lSent. IS Lapland July 17Auk. 21l,Sept. 2rt Finland July 24Auir. 2SOet. 2 Zeeland July31Sept. 4 Patienter Office, 1319 Wlnnt St.. PtiU. I'll II.AI)i:i. I'll IA ANTW15KF Nltonliin June 2.1 West Tnrook , -'"Iv 1 AVntlienn .July ft Wjnooelie July H West Plierow J"'y 13 I West Gnmbi) July 13 REUPHOLSTERING ok Tim iiiminn (inADn Tteconstructlnir. reflnlthtmc your old rarlor or library furniture. $1(1. S20. SIX. Dank, hotel and nfllee furniture re paired at short notice. Orders taken for new parlor furniture at manufacturers', prices. Slip covers to order Bur specialty. Dell, Lombard 4SS0. Quaker City Upholstering Co. 200-202 CIIKNTMUT MT. WHITE STAR LINE N. Y. Cherbourg Southampton Adriatic July 3lAuif. 14ISept. IB Oljniplc . . ..July SAuir. 4Aiir. 28 N. Y. tJCKr.NSTOWN UVKIUMIOI, llnltlc June 2flJuly 31 Sept. 4 Mobile July lOlAuir. 14 Sept. IB Celtic JnIy24Auc. 28Oct 2 rorincrlv Clereliinil. ni:w YortK Azonrt OIim.VI.TAK NAF1.K8 OUNOA Canoplc '"I.v 3 Cretlc -luly 20 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE I'llILADKLFHIA LONDON Wiiurondn '"'r 1 Knnlcrn .shore Inly 17 OHiiuiitonilei July 31 uoi,r,AND-A'.ui:niCA link I'!!!!..1UELFIIIA llOTTKltDAJI Pnrlihk Iune20 Zvldjk July 3 MmiMljk July IS Freijht Office. 40S-414 BourieBlpY, Pkili. Niagara $10.00 Palm Beach $20.00 Sold by all leading Plumbers Ask yours for one on trial Plambing and Heating Sapplies 44 to 50 N. 5th St. 506 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. 139-141 Federal St., Camden. N. J. Q- !3 jwi NIPPON yilSINKAiSH A Fait Palatial Passenger Staamtnlpi of 21,000 ton to JAPJiCO-IltM Xnd MAN IE-A From Seattle to Hong Konj via Yo,kohana, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai and Manila also rnEiniiT. SEnviciw ctti. .. h. v. -.. rortnllhtly. Ne ork to tlie Orient yia ranamn rrrqneour. SMttle to the Far E0yyU: " nrltUh Indian Ports Monthly , For raniriiinrs "UVimnAinvAV. ni:v Vokk r j i J3B5?s5 i S2d. tst"- a- I rf-2f YOUR OLD PANAMA ilorked and I led by ei- e block our on huts. CHAS. CARPEN ix-rts Factory. I22H nibert St. store. 1233 Filbert St.. I'hlln i DIAMONDS BOUGHT Brlns us your diamonds If you want ts realize the highest possible prlto for them. No matter what othra tell you they are worth, Ret our price before you sell. We puy S5.00 to S100.00 for each diamond more than othera pay. Seo us and be convinced. We buy any site, shape or color. Pawn tlcketa for diamonds boht. KKLT.Y St CO. CAT.T, 032 CHESTNUT ST. Phone Wnltint 7314 Suite 21-2 Private oWee 2il floor, tnrr fhllnVa neat. p I'liiiiT Cups, (irnpe Hum. SoiH Strus Tnlnes Knrelopes. A Hat lines Sugar Itaes. Piiper Platen and Spoons. p Wnx Hubs for SiiKar. 1'eaniits, ete. Typewriter Paper white nnu yellow, J? Ire Crenm Uexeo. 11 Unx Pnper. Jll.00 for 4S0 sheets. D Toilet Pnper, S3.00 rase. Toothpicks. v V.SX Iloxes, S8.S0 for 250 boxes. Iimbard .1274 Mnln S837-IJ ST It i: FT EZRA LEVINSON 21 nrTH nmi SoriilSt MAKEJi ea5y money PREVENTS FIRE Itemore rouse. Mostly orlclnntea In loose waste pnper MAKE MONEY GARRETT'S PRACTICAL $OA BALER 3 Complete with wire AH Hindi Paper ond Twines Sylvester S. Garrett 259 S. 3d Si . PMIs. Jffll ,Pl RATTWAY EXrnANOE. CIIICAt.O. YOUK UAltllOlt. ME. colman nnu.niNO. se.ttiji OKIv llAllIIOIt, MK. TRAVEL DEPARTMENT KniICATIONAI. F.HL'CATIONAI. Itoth Sexes llnlh Sexes v lours flfi The National Parks 'Tours of the incomparable circle of nine trreat National Parks the most remarkable jeries of Nature's masterpieces in the world. Departures Juno 25th, 29th, July 7th, 9th, 13th and 21st Shorter Tours Toura from two to four week' duration, visiting tho nearer Parka, Departure every week after July 1st. Write, wire or phone for detail AMERI(MEXPRESS TRAVEL DEPARTMENT Wiinomnker's Mnln Flooi Center Philadelphia riione Spruce 5 &EPA& Summer Classes Day nnd F.irnlne IIIili School Subjects. Students prepared for September I olleiie cntrnncn examinations Hoys and slrls assisted who have failed in high school examination ' tnrn Weeks Itexlew CInftncs. Day classes. 1 to 4 o'llock. litKlnnlnir Juno 28. Uvenlnc classeu. 7 to 10 n'rlnck, beslnnlnc Juno 21. Cull for Interview nnd particulars. T M CA- CENTRAL 1421 AltCH ST. Special Summer Course for Teachers A six weeks' Intensive mid nniitlrnl course In lliislnrss, erluel for teiirhrrH of Coninierilul hiibjrets.i will heitin July (i,nt Pelrce School. This special tr.ilrlnc will he of greatest nlue In muklni: school work effectle. Write for Information. Peirce School of Business Administration Pine Street. West of Ilroad ATLANTIC C1TV. N. J. NEW JERSEY SCHOOL FOR ATYPICAL CHILDREN - VENTNOK PARKWAY ANI Hl'MNKR AVE. M.trente Park. Atlantic City. N. J. A relect sehool of adjustment where spe. dallied lndlMdual medlcnl nnd educational treatment und training combined with the InvtKoratlnit nualltlos of Atlantic City ell mate. Btlmul.it' tho Rrcate.it pIdsIpkI and menial development In nervous nnd hack ward cMMren. 0tall snt upon application Vonng Alen nml Iloya Summer School, June 18 Preparation for nn" collegn or profe'ulonal school llrown Prep.. Uroad k Cherry 1'hlls. Vounr Men nnd Hoys WAYNE. PA. ST. LUKE'S SCHOOL Wio no (Main Line. P. II. It ). Ps. friaries Henry Strout. A M.. Headmaster. United States Shipping Board's Passenger Service New York to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres u .j liiiiTiiA i AsiitVf 1TI1S". ir.lino tons (hi June 21'. s! h! lll'HON. 17 ooo tons (c) July it S. N. t'AI.LAO. 13.000 tons (a) July 2 (a) Vlrst Clas (b) First und Second Class, (c) First Second and Third Cass For passauc rates anil other particulars apply t any Passenger Agency or to MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE Passeniter Dep't H'i-Oi Weaver st.. N. Y., also at the Line's Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia 1MB TMBLES &$ Kejser Illdl. Ilaltlmorr. 118 Ollie street. St. Louis. Mobile. Alabama. NA7.MtF.TII. PA. NA..ni:rn hall military uii:my llox (II), Nnzurrtli. 1'n. Kuuncl..l 171.1 Prciirator nnd iluslnoss Couihh innr. Interuudlito nnd Junior Deptx Athl,-tlce. Military Life Key. A. 1) Thaelur I) I) I'rln. IIF.Ll.KFtlNTi:. PA. Bcllefonte Academy , Limited to 100 vounir mtt. IK and up. llJUh year. Athletlo field and cyninaslum. Moderate rates. Cntalos .lames P. Hughes. A.M.. Ileiidlninler. Itellefonte. Pa. iir.nn.hiiK.M . i,. , Bethlehem Preparatory School r i.s si .. . . . rrruHiBn aur irnu u iiiiirufH riiuiiilrliuim g. Hth1etlr flPldi NVw lMii, nxttn8l tfrMs Jlinlni Srlmnl Joltn II. Tuwrry. M.A.. Il'iVr. Hfthlrlirm. 1'n, Don't Let Rumors Keep You Away From Europe Bad news travels fast and often gains something of badness in .its travels. Much news has reached America about the unfavorable conditions for Euronean travel. tfind these accounts have, to put it mildly, done full justice u wie situation. striKes, revolutions, disoraerea tram schedules, food shortages and high prices all have had due publicity. There has been ample foundation for these stories. It is not to be supposed that the world can emerge from such an upheaval as the Great War and return at once to normal conditions. But conditions are not so bad as they arc supposed to be surely not bad enough to war rant the postponement of a trip to .Europe planned for this year, the most opportune time of all to see Europe. Prices are higher, but this condition is not novel to Americans. Trains are not as regular as they were in i !wbl,t hey are,running' There are hotel rooms to be had, food in plenty, travel is comfortable and convenient, and there is much .which Europe offers this year to make P for the occasional inconvenience. The battlefields of France, Belgium and Italy are fast disappearing. Fields are being cultivated, trenches filled, ruins cleared away to make way for new buildings. Another year will have hidden the physical scars of the worlds greatest struggle. Europe this year offers an opportunity to visitors which no one "mindful of the great- .son in the world's history can afford to neglect. . The American Express Company's offices in Europe -thirty strong are equipped and ready to assist you ii! every way on your trip to Europe this year. The European Offices of the AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY Vor A HMd 0fHCe' H RU SCtihe Parf8, t.,?.. ''t."'B Of the 30 FJurnnenn nrtiooi ..i. ,k. in,..if.in Kinross ve, Department, WannWtHiir U kl rV Y$r' $ ir, I'M-. ' Untrained Men soon rencll their limit Pelroo (rrnduatea hae no limit I'clrce tralnliiB HtH them for lesponslble positions. Pelroo U America H foremost bUBlne&s school CourpeH for young men1 Business Ailm'nlH tratlon: Salesmanship Two year Commercial Training Courts. Courses for young women ; Secre tarial: Shorthand niul Typewrit ing. Semi for BOth eur book. Peirce School cf Business Administration Tine Street. West of Ilroad. Philadelphia NKW ItLOtMlFlLLl). PA. Philadelphia to Scandinavian Ports Christiania, Gothenburg, Copenhagen Regular Service V. S. Shipping Board Steel SttatatM SS "FORT ARMSTRONGMoadiai S S "OR.ONOKE" June 30 to July S A Steamer July 1) fFrom Pier 78, Sonln Wharctt) The Charles T. Megee Co. (enff lor U. S. Snipping Baati Drexel Building PHILADELPHIA Bell Lombard 5100 to the sx CAItSON I.tlNO INSTITUTE 81th e,ir Colleao l'rioarutorv. Hualneie, .luntnr coursun bepnrate modern hullillni: for hoje iiniler 13 Neara. neaiinrul rounlry location T.'intt"'. '.'"" Junior". W- ,ll, tuimht I HOW tn lirirn how to Inhnr. hnw to live. . CARSON I.ONO INSTITUTK New Hlfomnlil. Ph Hot T. roi'nsK in ornci: .manaokmkntv Wo do more than nlmrill teach Shorthand and UookkeeplnB Wo apeLlallxe In elMnk our atudenta Intennlve tralnlns In Ofllce Man aKeinont. Thla la or UniH.itant tu uiiy one write for detailed Information about Rjf3 our Hummer dm nnd nlyht ciaajei. IIS l'llILX. llimi.M;' 1'ui.i.nuE IIIIU lOllree Ol uiiiiiirrif 1017 Cliralnut f't. Philadelphia TKACllKKS WANTKH I'oaltliina wait Infl free rrtlatnitlon, for tollee and Normal Sehnol Briiduatej. SliUIKItN TKACIIF.KS' miTtEMl. 10' Market Ht. LANGUAGES II i: HUT z S C 11 O O L inn rin:sTNiTT ST. (Kntrance nn tilth St.) TERMS MAY UK HKOL'N AT ANT TIME $5 n month Night School NOW OI'KN llnokkeepltiR. Shorthand, Kngllnh. Penmunahlp PALMKIt HC'IIOOI. Ill H. 10th SI 8AI.THmTKO.yA. KisniMiNirr.N hcikiol fob novTnTpTe. ' . ,nr.r? ,,or eolleg-a or technical echool: hmh i healthful location: faculty of expert". Indi vidual attention through Preceptorial Sv. tem. all Indoor nnd outdoor aporta und-r conipetnnt Inatructnra; irymnaelum wtlhl eMiiiuitim imui tuurrsa 4r, A. v, WllHon. Jr PreMldent. nox SSd Saltahurir. Pa EARN-LINE inenrnnriteil 111 U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steam e , General Cr.rgo liounr.NTOWN. n. j. Bordentown Military Institute ThnnniRh !rep for rolleu-e or hiwln, s ;m 1'inuai nttm J or patnlnK lloruentoun. MilllBrv train nor. 3 1th vnr addreaa Pol. T. II. LANPON, N. -L. I'rln. nml Commntid int. POUT IIKI'OSIT. MIL TOME atlonl lloarillnn Hchool forlimt lv"" PORT DRPOaiT. MD STAUNTON. VA. Staunton Military Academy I.aruest prlvato Academy In the rHt Prepare for Unlveriltlea. (lovemnient Ar.ul emlaa r IIulne. $27.(K)o barratki Ratee JII00. Hend for cataloir. ,BrraiK. COL. WM. G. KABLE, Ph.D. Principal. Staunton. VM, WAYNKSHOKO. VA. llHllUUKN)': MILITAKY HCIKIOL Prenarea for unlNrraltlea and hualneai Ufa perona I attention! reatVil military trVlnln"! h. O. T C. under U. S, War Dent.' 41. ( yean new 11(10.000 fireproof equipment- dl ploma admlta to all collewea: rate jnoo enrlnif encampment near Lmnui cavern at Orottoee for all atudenta. Catalogue. MaJ Mnnan II Iludalna. Prfn.. Rox 111. Wayneboro. Va. FRONT HOYAL. VA. Strayer's Business College I'hlliileluhlu' (irrutekt Ilulnf Henonl , Ml Cheatmit St, Phone Walnut ant ' MAIIUIt PIIKPARATOKY, ll S. 31th St. ( Hummer tutoring hetlna now. L.P. Ref, , WKST riFFJiTKIt I WKHT CIIICSTKH STATE NORMAL HCHOOL Hotn aee. 1200 Amlrew Tho. Bmlfh. Prln. HEOIttlK SCHOOL. PA. Georgev School .M Country School for llova and Olrl.i Hd. rate dormltorlea. roure uroaa ana thor; . outh. Student etudlea under eupervuion of principal. Oraduatea aucceed colleie. feppclal rouraea Athietlra. aymnailum. pool aiT woodd acrea and open country alona Neahamlny Creek. Knrtawed llatoa mod I erate. Cataloi Oeor A. B"on' A I llox Mil, (leorae Sehool. Pa. HOSLYN. PA. School for Exceptional Children Horn, for the c?re and tralnln, pf chlMr-m wna are unauie so wuciiu ... ..w.-. v- tiuer hii tirnr jriiiia. meMtlc Sfenjn for older Blrlai ni JlSoklet.VMellle A, Wood. rHi.,-Reln,'pa, Randolph-Macon Acadcmv VnUeiMO Preparation I1O0.00D Kqulnmrnt Teima 43il Addna tne Principal. Hoi 133 I'ront RomiI Va Vouna Women nnd Olrla PINK TRKK CAS1P FOR OIRLS Pocnno Mta i four hour" from New York. Mli. 11I.ANC1IB D PRICK. Director 401 W Hchool Lane. Philadelphia, l'a Regular Service Philadelphia Manchester SS "Des Moines Bridge". June 25 Philadelphia Havana 3S "Lake Galera" June 23 SS "Coquina" July 2 ror rates and particulars apply to Earn-Line Steamship Co. 139 South Fourth St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. BARBER STEAMSHIP LINES. Inc. FAR KAST SERVICE From rhilndclphia Yokohama Kobe l!, -. S. II. 8 S HENRY STEERS JUNE 30TII YOKOHAMA KOIIK SHANGHAI U. . S. U. S S EASTERN PLANUr JULY 10T1I For Ratta. ete., Applu Barber Steamship Lines, Inc. 17 Ilattrry Place. New York 15 to 23 day cruises GREAT WHITE FLEET TWO-THIRDSofthe time ot sea. Aahore aualntslchti. Inter. cotlnc peoples In the wonder country of tho Vectern HemltDhere. Solllnns twice each week from New York and New Orleans, Ask your ticket or tourist rtnent, or write direct. Illustrated folder free on request. United Fruit Co. General Office! : 13 IState St..lloiton,Mu. STEAMSHIP S0RVICB aUJrest t Passenger Department 17DtttcryPlJcc,NcwYork riWiMWHIIII ' I'll III Mrawrar?iiad liiP WEST CHESTER. PA. GA1I.EY. DAVIS & CO.. Philadelphia Aieuta. llourse llulldlni DARLINGTON SEMINARY ' A developing school for Olrla. 60-acre eitatn In Pennsylvunla'a nneat country Languaire. Art. Music, Kxpreaalon. Secre tarial, lliulneea, and, Ilouaehold Mknai. mtnt. follee Preparation. Catalosue. CHRISTINE V. DYE. President llox (NO. Wet Cheater. Pi H'TIIERVILLl1:, Ml). SIARM.AN1) t'OI.LEtlK TOR WOMEN I DUr... i uiir. . i.i'.iiiiuifi V.U1I meatlo pricni. Aiusir, j'.xpreaaion, tagei: College. Do. nti A.l..nH ID mllea from, liaitimore. flreoroof hulldlnsi, atronir faculty, oa years' hUtnry, Catalogue. Aihlresa gJLjftJ.-uil!erTllle1Ma NOR WALK, CONN. '-I. Marxaret Vlda Hunt lll,IHII)lrr A Hchoel.for 1 tX NOHWAI.K. CONNftCTirfcT rt K, llrr llnter. K. B, (Vr). Boston to Liverpool Nw Motlero Brauh Iwtn derate S.& Fort Victoria WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 JULY 28, SEPT. 1, OCT. 6 First Class PasscDnera Oalr for rates and full particulars appt ITURNKS8-WAIIBEN LINE VUBN1UIS. W1T1IY CO., U. roxiiSM House, Wbltsbsll HL. U. , suir TOUUIMT AUKNCY n v, Z ' r- QREENSTARLINE MONTHLY SERVICE v Mediterranean, Adriatic, Greek and Black Sea Ports j Trieste, Fiomc, Paint and Piueui Sailinc From Philadelphia V. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer SS "ZBrembo." Juno 30 SS "JomRr" July 15 For rurther Partlrnlars Apply GREEN STAR STEAMSHIP CORP. 1085 Drexel Hide., Phlla. Prion J Lombard 5104 Wain 1520 friends Invited to attend funeral.' Krl m , Kon-ln-hivr'a residence, Henry Ilepperlld n ihhko nve.. iiocKicase, i ureenmount e'em ni.KI.STON At Indon. Enaland. SIjeMj r Month, 20lh, JOSEPH ELKINTON, airerl (it ear. Friends and relatives aro nvltel to) meet with members of family Fifth-day, .Sixth morrth, 24th. MeetlnK House, Aroh anil' 4th Ma., nt 3 p. m. Interment at Jordan on 22d InM t FARRELL June 21, 11120. WILLIAM K.. husband of Ann Parrell (nee Holloran). RaW atlves nnd friends Invited to funeral, Thurs,, 8:30 a, m., la'e residence. 233R N. 21st eh Holemn requiem mass Ht. Columha's Church 10 n. m. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. HAIO. On June 20 OEOROE IIAIO. afted (15 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to the servlee. on Thurs . t 2 o'clock, at his late residence 23.10 Reed st Interment prlvn.te Ifrlonrtei mav rail Wed. evenlnK. IIAINEa Haddonfleld, N J., Sixth Month 21st, HANNAH A , daushter of late Ahra ham nnd Ann E Haines Funeral Flfth-dar. Sixth Month 24th. nt 2-30 p. rn, John Hutch inson. 24 nilrlld nve Hdddontleld. N. J. HARRI8SON On June 22. 1020. M. Louise Ifnrrlsaon of Wvomlnir, N J., widow of James Harrlsson Srvlces on Thursday ovenlnnr. at 7 .10 o'clock, nt the resldsnen ofvtho Rev Corey S Thomas, 4303 West. minster nve. Interment at Greenwood Cemf tcrv Ilrooklyn, N Y. Friday. HUFF June 20, EMMA LI7NA. wife of Jeremiah M Huff Relatives and friends In-, vlted to attend funeral services, late resN denco 2024 N'. Rambrev st. Wed.. H P. tn. precisely Frfrther services Chapel of Fair lew Com. HovertoMn Pa. Thurs., lOtfO a-,m. Int adlolnlnc arounds HL'.STER June 21. ANDREW husband of JIary Hunter (nee h'cott). Relatives and friends, nlw William tl. Warden nneflclal Asso Invited to funeral services. Thurs.,, 'J P. m at 202.1 f csth st Int Ml Morlah Cem ltinsln mv be viewed Wed eve. LANDRICAN June 21. CATHERINE C, wife of Jacob C Landrlcan. Funeral Thur., :30 a m , residence. 2427 H Csmaa at. Itequlem high mass Church of the Epiphany 10 a m. precisely. Int. Holy Cross. LEE June 21. 1020 MARY K dauahtep of the late John nnd Ellen Lee. Relatives nnd friends invited to nttend funeral. Irl., 30 a. m., from her late residence 5433 N. 2d st oincy Solemn reaulem mass Church of Incarnation 10 a. m. precisely. Int. New Cathedral Ccr.i. LOCKHART June 22. JAMES, husband of Clara E and son of late George and f hnstlne Lockhart, seed 4H Rela'lves and friends, Frankford Lodae, No. 2. F. and A JI Royal Arch Chapter. No. 22(1. Phils. Consistory, I.u I.u Tomple. Evening Star Iidgi No 187 K nf J , and Clan Gordon. N i 100. Invited to funeral aervlces. FrL, 2 P m . late lesldrnce 1718 Harrison st.. Frankford. Int North Cedar Hill Cm. Re mains may be Mewed Thurs , after 7 D. rn. MAAS June 22. AMELIA MAAS. Fu neral services Thurs., 10 a. m . at chapel of Jewish Hospital. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem. MacINTIRE. June 21. LEWIS E.. son of Emma Mlnitel and late Edward L, Mae Intlre Funeral Frl.. 2pm. 0315 ChestJUt ft Int prlvat Arllnclon Cem Remalnn mnv tw viewed Thurs., 8 to 10 p. ill. Camden D.iners copv MCCARTHY. On Juno 21, 1020. at Wash Ington, D C, EVELYN C. wlfo of Dr. i. H McCarthy Funeral nrrlves at 32l nnd Market St. Stn'on . Thursday, at 1:07 p. m. Interment Cathedral Cemetery MrHFNRY June 23. 1B20. W IIARVCT MclIENRY. nKed 81 jears. Funeral Satur day. 2 p. m . from residence. 047 8. 01st st . West Pnllailelphla. Interment private, Fernwood Cemetery. Mcmullen. June 22. Virginia, dauprh. ter of late William and Martha Fox Mc Mullen. Relatives and frlnds Invited to fu neral Frl.. 1:30 p m . late residence 2917 Decittur st.. Holmcshurr Services Km I manuel P. E. Church. 2 30 p m. Int. pri vate. MEENtVN. Junn 21 JAMES" MEENAN". Funeral Thurs . 1 P m , parlors of Ed ward Mack.vu0S N 5th st. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MOORE June- 21 MART widow of John Moore. Relative nnd friends nre Invited to attend funenl services Thurs , 2 n m.. at the residence of her son-in-law Harry O. Forbes. 2313 Carlisle st Int. Westminster Cem MORAN Jun 20. 1020. LOUISE A. MURRAY-, widow of Thomas M. Moran. Relatives nnd friends Invited tn funeral. Thurs.. 8 10 a m. from late residence. 84in 'Ansora terrace West Phlla Solemn mass of reoulem Church of Transfleuratlon 10 a. tn tni Holv Cross Cem NEARY Juno 22. FRANK. son of Rrldcet and the Into Thomas J. Neary. Funeral to which the relatives and friend are invited. Sat . 8:30 a in., late residence. 1510 Hhunk st Solemn mass of requiem Chun-h of St. Monica 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem ' O'NEILL June 22. at Atlantic City., N, J MARGERY G . widow of George O'Neill. Notice of funeral from residence vt her eon Emmett O'Neill. 4003 Lelper St.. Frank ford O' BOYLE Juno 21 THOMAS A., hus Innd of .Mary J. O'Royle Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Frl. 8 30 a. m.. from his late residence, 4033 N 12th st, Solemn requiem mass St Stephen's Church. 10 a m Int. Ho'v Sennlch-e Cem POOLE June 22, ANNA E daughter of late William and Maria Poole, osed 74. Relatives anj friends Invited (o n'tend fu nrni Thues 10 n m late residence. Penn Widows' Asvlum 1401 E Susquehanna ave. Inl Rlchlioro P.i. . , RICHARDSON At Ocean Cltv N J.. June 21. CARRIE J RICHARDSON Fun eral service Thurs . 1 p. m at her late sidince 80(1 Clnnnmlnson ave Palmvra. N J Train leaves Market St Ferry. Phlla.. ilPE At Hevcrly. N J June 21. FAN NIE A . wife of the late Theodore E Rue. Funeral services Thurs 1pm. late r?sl d. me. Walnut rt.. Ueverlv N J Int. url- V''srHLOSHON At Chester, Pa. June ii. SARAH, beloved wlfo of Joseph J Schlos 1 m Relatives and friends of family In vit.d to attend funeral services. Thurs., 3 p m resident of her husband 015 E 10th st Int private HI (W11.H On Juno 2D. 1020 LOUISA HlnfiSER tnte of 2420 N Oratz St. 1, .m.t. .ind friends nre InvPej to the in . on Thuradii). at 2 p in at thi n r II Hill Hid , 1S20 ChfStnut st. JPt, ' '-i HNEIDER At Riverside. V J June' 20 TllEOHALD beloved husband of Cath fin svhnelder In Ills 311th 5er Re a tn.H nnd friends also St Peter's Itenellclal pnr eiy and all othi r societies of which he n ii miinlier. are invited to attend funeral, Ihjrs 8 30 ii m late residence 108 Dels. vi.irr av, Solemn requiem mass at St. J, ler Church I' a m Int St ! ter's Cam. SINGLE Y June 10 JOHN, son of Annie nnl th. lute Georae Finule Funeral tn vi hull r iln und frjends also students of fl rni I ki I Delaware Collenes Invited. Thurs 1 in p m resilience ol nie inomcr, 340 'f st Int American Mechanics Cem, Frl-nli inn ill W d utter rt p in Wll mlnatun md S. wurk pup' rs please copv SMI I'll lun, .'1 IJU'liA K SMI I'll wife nd'lii'ii" '1 -imith 23H N Im-irn si Serv Ins Thur- .' ! m resldnii.' of daughter. L'rtl'i E lluni.ncdon st Int prlvato. Fr nils m.n ii 1 W'd eve S-VIITII "ii lxth month 22d 11)20 M. ELIZABETH widow "f Hutchinson Smith. r.g.. 1.1 ....,4 ii. lutli.s nml friends Invited Ito iuneral mi Sixth d ty 25th Inst at 2USD p m ftt !' tie'il n e hi nfii air, jen l.lntiiwn. p.i Int imnt private , STEEL mi .1 in' -'-' l(,-n 10IIN" n.. husb.ind of It. lie hi It Steel aped 70 ear and 11 innnths R.-li'iv,s and friends also 'mPIOJCS or IWIIIIWIII l.iiruiiniine ...uie.',, IMrlti I.o.Ib. . S.i .1J- I fi i' E are ln 1 vlted to 'he servlie ni I rid i afternoon at 2 o'cUi-k lit the Uliv.r II Hh r IIMk 1S2H i hpstnut st Interment niivnte Itemalns mav In viewed ThurbdJV ewn'nir fiom 7 to 10 ' Vi'EIN lune in VIn..V M daughter of , 1. liheih and lute Charle Wrlaht aged 23 1 Tuner il Thurs. 2 p in residence 2S0O Jasper st Int Oakland " m R. niulns ma l vl, wed Weil afUr 7 p III. Atoi'KHAI'S On June 22 TII(itS A.. hiiHlMiid "f Murv r Stodtlinus in. r Cnrsonl nn. I sun of the lain John nd Murv i Stock , hnue Funeral servlien Thursdn 2 p in. 'ate riildein-e 12"! Empire nve Camden. S 1 lntirment private. Frli n Is may call ,ilmdii' to li P m STHCK1IAM June '.'J TllnM VS V hus. I nnd "f Murv F s'ln. klinrn (n i .rinl nnd e n "f t ite lolin and Mnrv ii'rUhnm Fu n ml H-rvh "H Thurs 2 n in lute r sldenf, 1 "..! Empire ! Can dm N I Int tirl i ,i. Frliinls u iv mil Wnl 7 I" (I P pi, j.TlH'i'11 Jun 21 El l.P.S wife of Wl. limn .-l"ii h nt lier res d. ni e '.".'I Railroad H", ai' nnu '.i N J Int Read- "'su'eE.SEY- lune 22 PAS'IKI. P hus. (and of 1'Htlnirlns A Sweeuej (nee Tohln). riiperil Sit 8,10 ii in late residence 7811 1 v '.'4th st Solemn mass St Francis's . . ..T. i, in u m llclntlici, and friends em- rlOleS Ol III. Ill l.lit-nn v, no., nil "- lletlm Of Willi li hi wua IV lllelnbtr Int lied, .. .- - ' . . ... .-. . . , ,,mv i ruee 1 ii .-i.11 U." '" ."viuiein mass nt Mined ".., ol,june l EI.1. W wife of leirt Churi-h i lir Iirouk at Id u m .V.,,V r. Tnvlor ueo Fryliunr) Funeral .... . -j:'."'i ''""' ' . . .. n-i,..t ' n in. iroin nerniaie reeiqence. nl Frlunds may "all Wed. eve. In,,, Mi l.:i 1. V II U IIAl.KM und all hoiletles nf . , " 'i V,' ,, i w,f,. r I.Mnnr'l 1 Whslfn. mi easily, correctlv supported bv the u nf CORLISS LACED hTOC'KINtiS. .S'o need to sutler from Varicose veins, swollen lees, weak knees and ankles or any other lee trouble which need constant, certain support Throw nwni torturlnif elastic stockings or troublesome band aires and fnraet leir troubles, Corliss Lured Stockinet, made to mensure thout lastlc. wear for m iry rp mtha Washable nnd snnitnrv liuht and durable Cost on' $1.73 -ach. or two for the same limb, 4.25, nnd you'd irlndly pay much more for the support and ense attulned. Call and be mensured free, or vvrtt" for seif-m, nsurement hlnitk No. ti. store open 0 to 5 dally also Wed & Sut Evb 7 to II We also make abdominal belts (' lastlc or non-elnstlc) to order I'ennn. Ccrllss I.I tub Specialty Co. 40 N 52d St.. Philadelphia. Pa. AMERICAN FLAGS, FAST COLORS, SUN AND RAIN PROOF, SEWED STRIPES 3x5 ft., $1.75 5x 8 ft., $3.50 4xG ft., 2,00 6x 9 ft., 5.00 4x7 ft., 2.50 6x10 ft., 6 00 4x8 ft., 3.00 8x12 ft., 8 03 riiete prlrrt Include Illtl.iiiriN und ili'llicri; parrel post prrii.ilil, to nil) ei'illun of the I nllrd State-. Frank C. Kenyon 1838 Columbia Ave. fj l'opl.ir 5039 Phlliidrlplilii Park 5033A i v ml "r-iBBiflri AvNayr7: ? --rira ra ,Zft? ja; j J-4ifi l V-' A Qx . Game! ' uentlsiry l pra - 'K I u i p 'i, ire in my L 1 I ir ii foi a.l my wont is x ' f ne w t limit i itne of pnm k X ! ei e ie i our tetih t I HKE C I VVI1A1IHS l wo-n 16 TS i i o tn and pruM the J? ! X. m town f i - Fillinrjs, 50c and $1 & , DR. HYMAN e . 9th nnd Market m r.. a !-. inerli'n'i f Irl- rtfS? leaillnit ITM grWfflMl I)entlt IvJ w w &tA jn nwuSev iaX f Bcatljs . ANIVGI - ai i idur llrmk N J Mon June 21 Jim 111 h ist.aiul of IX. rcH, An- I Iuko in his .Vi n . i' It luilv.s and fn-nrt. lie lllllleil lu ill ti'l lie lunerai. i ours , Juno 2D PATRICK T$? Hii,P III Dial mee lleolt)) 8S,ivllAt FS a .n.l ull U...UM.. ... VVJIrtl't. UIUDV Nil, III, Ml II husbind nf l ii i Relative nnd fri. n which he was u in nilier nre Invite,) to ut t nd funeral. Fri b .1(1 a in. risldenie. KOli Wlndrim ue mi'iiiui reaulem muss Church of the Hul Child 10 u. m. lilt Holy i Cross i mi HUAIiY At Atluntlc I lt N J . June 22 ' lll.'il JUrfCl'II A husli.inl nf MurxuerltH A lfrndy, used 51 Ri'ntlvvs nnd friends Invited tu uttend funeral 1'rl H u in lute I resldtnce. 11123 llosrdwtilk Requiem limes at St Nicholas's Chunh U a. in Int. Pleasant Mile Cem. liilDU Juno 12. CAROLINE widow of ' i criiiimiiu iirou ii. i iMi. aim rrteiujn in vited to funeral servnen Kri 2pm. son h residence 1511, E suMiuthunna nve Int private N'nrthwood HID CARt-ON June jiijo HARRY C F CAItbiiN son of EtlsHbeih II Hunter and lute Thoinpsn Cumui lteiitves ami friends, also OsaEe Trllw No 113 o It M l'hl.a Lodae No an I. P A Invited to , funeral wivlies Frl 2 p in at Ida rest dence 1213 S llroud st Int Mt Morluh Cem Remains mai ik viewed Thurs eve I i-ul,i june .i lysv. wu.LlAal II . hus i n !! n Mt Morlah nn June 20 lOJn I MILT L.r i ii, nil. (limits nil Mury&slss, ii ti frtf nils Hre in lied to thi n Fr") i uf'erno hi at 2 n clock, msIiIi ii' 113 h mill st inter- band of Mary C Coll (nee, McCnfferty) and son of late Donnla and llrldeet Cell Rela tive and friends, also International Asso. ui ,.viiniv,, .iivivsu to funeral, Thur.. H'SO a, m,. Ul residence, 2S0H Ann at 8olumn.reiulerriiia Church xt Nativity 111 a in, lpL 4lolwlchr uV nwi'1 -' v 'r" ruiiernl s nn i .n Mill. IllVelfu'l nie lilt 'LI1' iHUu'hli Rellltlli e,-i ,' ii' hei I ii meut iirlis'e f&B&BmaasasmBiBmmaswswmmB 9 Jfuncrnl Jflotuerfi 1 1 "The Sim of the Rose" 1 1 CHARLES HENRY FOX 1 2l South Ilrnad Bt. ScHUo8S JrF) j fiiAHpn le 11 r'& 'it J- "I iJK : . ri fl .v. r- Vr1" ." V , ! : "I . eV , L .. : "V '' A?l Eo.S ,-:,, - ' t"tf rY fchiiiMii .V-JdliMJti v A, j. v ft i r . .i- m in wm
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