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iJJRGED FOR LEGION
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uvommineo would navo rosT.3
it i Adont Cfirtnin Fnturo3 for
ij All Meotings
? WOULD HONOR FALLEN MEN
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., A program of post nctlvltlf" ot the
Amfricitn Legion in this Rtnt lias licen
auftratcd to tho ilppnrtmcnt of rennsyl-
vnnln bv n sneclnl com
mittee appointed by
George F. Tyler, past
deportment commander,
nnd will be forwarded
from headquarters at
841 Chestnut street, nc
cordlne to announce
ment mode touay.
That the Legion posts shall partici
pate more extensively In work that will
benefit the community, nnd shall de
velop Interest In Americanism, educa
tion nnd social service are the ranjor
recommendations of the committee. A.
Kevin Detrlch, commander of the Lieu
tenant Henry II. Houston Post No. 3.
Oerrnantown, was chairman of the epe
1 .cial committee which drafted thejiro
Vram, tho other members being hllzn
beth R. Wunderle, Yeomen (F) I'ot
No. CO: Dr. Wnde Brinton, Harry E.
Ineersoll Post No. 174 ; Luther ( .
Klosterman. Post No. 10: William H.
Creamer, .Tr., Joseph Faucctt Bellak
Post No. 105; nnd Charles M. Jones, of
' Post 224.
I The first suggestion of the report is
that Immediately after tho post meetings
I arc called to order tho members stand
at attention. In honor of the departed
comrades, and the chaplain offer a
prayer. The preamble of the constitu
tion of the American Legion, setting
forth Its purposes, shall then be read,
nnd It is further suggested that imme
diately before adjournment the mem
bers sing at lenBt one verse of the
Star Spangled Banner.
On the question of social service the
report pointH out: "Tho post should
1 strengthen Its position not only by as
sisting its members, but also in aiding
the community. The returned soldier
nnd trained man has learned tho power
of co-operation and the concerted action
of any forceful nnd intelligent body of
young men or women is bound to hare
its effect.
Harry II. Ingersoll Post 174 will hold
a special meeting at tbo Pen and Pencil
Club, 1020 Walnut street, 5 o'clock
next Wednesday, for the purpose of
ratifying the new constitution. The
post had suspended meetings for the
Bummer nionthB and the special cnll wob
made in compliance with directions from
department headquarters. The post will
also, receive a report on the field day
events at Franklin Field on September
IS next.
WOMAN ILL; HOME
j STRIPPED BY MEN
Deputy Sheriff and Constable
Remove Everything Except
Few Sticks of Furniture
A deputy sheriff nnd n constnble
LJi.rlpped the house nt 1810 North Six
h tcehth Htrcet almost bare of furniture
While JIrs. Chnrles Splimklt lav ill in
bed from nervous exhaustion. I
, All that remained after the offioiahj
, entered the house last Thursday was '
Sirs. Schmidt's bed. nn old table, nl
Jew chairs and a narrow bed on which '
-Mrs. Schmidt's four small children
Bleep. Even the baby's crib was carried
away, according to neighbors. i
.Mr. bchmidt, n mechanic, nnd his
Wife were ordered to vacate the prop
erty. They were told It had been nold.
They searched for another home but
were unable to obtain one. Schmidt
bought n house nt 2.128 North Six- I
teenth street, but the tenant's lease
does not expire until September. ,
The deputy sheriff, who is Knid to be
n division leader, and the constable
are said to have carried out the ice- (
box, after setting n piece of ice on thp ,
floor and surroundimr the ice with food I
that had been in the refrigerator.
Sirs. Schmidt asscits the men told
her she was shamming illness and wanted
'her to leave her bed so they could take
it nway to storage with the other fur
nishings. ur.i.iniors NOTirr.i
nnptit
5lIE TKMI'I.U
Broad nnd Borlta . (11100 N )
RUSSELL H CONWKUt,. Tii-tor
, Ai'oclato Pador, Wlllinin Dyre MeCurlv,
freachea 10.30 a m , on "A Five-Cent Cur
I rare." Evenlnir ermon. 7-3. HluBtratel
, wun mouon piciurca
BlKclal muatcal program hy a quart't ot
Jiremler aololsta rtnchel Trooat, soprnno.
leaal Leonard, contralto: Kdsxi'd Lrw'i
tenor: Lewis J Howell baaa William .1
Dowdy, orcranlat. Dr. J Marvin llanna.
mqalpal director Kverybody welcome
' Fiiencla
1I1K OLI ntH-aT)S' MEETING IIOLIK
Montt-omery pike. Merlon, waa fitabltahf I
1082. Here William Penn worablpeil a
well as many other noted Friends. One '
the historical apota of America 1 open ,
for worship every Flrat dav (Sundav),
mornlns at 11 o'clock Vliltora cirdially
invited.
lreeh-terlan
XHK HETIILEIIEM I'ltEHIIYTElilAV-
CHURCH, Jlroad and Diamond eta
Itev. WILLIAM L. McCOKMICK. Paitor
, . 9:30 a. m. Sabbath School.
Claaaaa for all ages
f J 10:80 a. m. Moraine Worship Sermon
, hy Itev, Jumea II. l.awther. nt fletlturr
Ohio.
. 7 p. m. Toung Teople's Boo. of C E,
7M5 P. m. Evening Hervlce
Services continued aa usual during August.
Everybody wolcoine
ZilCU HT, CIIVKCH. 16th and Arch
Itev. C. B MACAIITNEV. D O., Minister.
10:45 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Itev David Q Wylfe. D. D.
7.10 P. m. Organ Recital
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HEALTH and HAPPINESS
TO LITTLE ONES
(who know no other pleasure) at our
sanitarium. Red Rank, N. J
Dally admission to sanitarium and
number of trips of steamers are
shown by the dally report.
JULY 30. 1H20
Tots number of people carried. I51R
Total number ot round trlpa made by
nur steamers, 16
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Isr iBstlll's 8 wan-nee k faoeeU.
JHOSr SAVILL'S SONS
UHtLl ajs-fiirAiXAOJB uumia
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"TODD1E rVPKINS'S NEW
C1WM"
Ur DADDY
CIIAPTKU VI
Mr. Fir Get Spanked
rpHE Inquisitive Pip; thought his last
J. hour had coma when )ia fmiml Mm.
I relt being hugged by Lonesome Hear.
uisirmi ui ins iniiKiiiK il nuuucr oil xuu
dlo Pupklns, ho felt sure. Lonesome Dear
ana touuio wouiu maKo n ineni on mm.
That thought filled the Inquisitive
rip with terror. Ho squenled "like n
houeo nflro," ns Billy said, .Peggy nnd
Hilly lirul never heard suclu squealing
In nil their lives.
"Wnw-ugh! This pig Is nice nnd fnt.
Ho will mako good eating," growled
Lonesomo Dear. At that Lonesome llcnr
hugged the pig tighter than ever, squeez
ing tho breath out of him. Tho squeal
died nwuy like tho wall of a broken
jquawker.
"Wow-wow-wow I I'm hungry I Give
me a bltol" barked Toddle Pupklna Ex
citedly, jumping up and down nnd tak
ing a llttlo nip out of tho Inquisitive
Pig's leg.
"Stop!" cried Peggy, who thought
Lonesomo Bear and Toddio meant to
gobble tho Inquisitive Pig right there
nnd then. "The farmer who owns the
pig will be nngry If you eat him up."
"And he will come hunting you with a.
gun." added Hilly, who saw that Peggy's
argument didn't hnvo much terror to
Lonesomo Bear
"Then you will always have to be
hiding: you will no longer bo freo to
room tho woods," urged Peggy.
Lonesome Bear thought this over, then
lot tho Inquisitive Pig drop to tho
ground, where he lay gasping for brenth.
"Hut this pig ought to bo punished for
hurting my little chum, Toddio Pupklns,"
growlod Lonesome Bear. "BesldeB. a pig
has no business In tho woods with the
.vlld creatures. Ho belongs on the
'arm. whro ho will bo safe.
"That la true." agreed Billy "What
srp you doing in the woods. Sir. In
quisitive PlgT'
"It w dull on the farm I ran away
to seek adventure," panted the pig.
"There. I knew he was a bad pig."
growled Lonesome Bear. "If ho were a
rlilld, what punishment would he get for
running away?"
"Ho'd get a sound spnnklng nnd bo
tent homo," declared Peggy.
Near the creek they found an old box
Hint had b'.en used by campers. Billy
ore two slnts from this, giving ono to
Peggy and keeping one himself.
Hold him tight '" cried Billy to Lone-
r.m'CATioNAi
Younir Mm and nora
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I Intellectual study are combined with Christian
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Students in Shorthand the I'arke-Schock-
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should let us explain our special
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Strnycr's Business College
Phlladelphln'a tirratrst Riislne Hchool
807 Chestnut HI. I'lmne Walnut 31
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3III.I.KKHVIU.R STATE NORMAL RCHOOL
Mlllrrsvtlfe. lneastir Co.,J'. Reautlful
c.mKUs. comroo d?rtg..,h-grade instr.t
tilUoaJttcfii. judxaflsvCjlU
orAIUu..
CAT FIGHT IN COURTROOM
SOON SETTLES OWNERSHIP
'Mary Ann Proves Name Is Wrong When 'Jerry Approaches.
Baltic Enables Magistrate to Decide Women's Dispute
Mrs. Katharine Pherldnn. 042 South
Fiftieth street, nnd Mrs. Hnunah Gal
lagher, 015 South Fiftieth street, fnced
each other nt opposite sides of Magis
trate Harris's desk today nt his office
nt Thirty-seventh nnd Market streets.
On the desk in front of the magis
trate and between the two women sat
n largo nnd sleek block cat. Being n.
cnt and unable to speak It did not sny
which of the two women was Its mis
tress. Mrs. Gallagher was In court on com
plaint of Mrs. Sheridan, who clinrged
her neighbor with larceny by bnlleo be
cause Mrs. Gallagher's smnll son had
nicked tho cnt un in tho mmnlnln.
ant's backyard and lugged it home.
in nnswer airs, uailnglicr nssorted
that the cat had been given hnr bv n
Mr. Webster, another neighbor, of 000
South Fiftieth street, nnd had wandered
off to Mrs. Sheridan's house.
lomo Bear, nnd wuiml he spanked the
rtlg "Wcc-wee-wce I" squealed Inquisi
tive Tig. Whnml went Peggy's slat.
"Wc6-woo-weo !" squealed tho pig.
"Wse-weo-wl I'll be good. Woe-wee-wee!"
I'll go homo and never run nwuy
ngaln!" squealed tho pig, squirming
like a small boy.
"Now, you hold him while, I spank
him." urged Lonesome Bear. So Peggy
grasped tho pig by one ear and Billy
irrnrped htm by tho other ear, whllo
Lonesomo Bear raised his big paw and
gave tho pig a. whacking swnt a swat
harder than a dozon ordinary spanks.
Tho blow sent Inquisitive Pig flying for
ward, out ot mo anion or x-egtry rind
Billy, nnd over tho edge of tho bluff.
"Wee-woe-wee!" squealed the pig, and
ho legged It for homo as faat as he
could go. After him raced Toddio Pup
klns, snapping at his hools. Toddio
chased him clear to tho odgo of the
woods, whence he headed straight for
tho rarmynrci, a sore oui wiser poruer.
IIo would run away no more.
It was getting close to bedtlmo when
Toddio got back to the cave, and so
Peggy and Billy snld good-night, and
scooted for their own homes, leaving tho
chums making their beds in tho cavo.
In next week's story Peggy nnd Billy
r.lllK'ATIONAI.
Yonni: Mm and llora
MnxnownnooK. ta.
taking lilm
Charles tj. Boric. Jr.
Gcorgo V?. Elltlns, Jr.
J. Smyllo Herkneaa
Wayno Ilerkness
Anderson MacPhes
Charles E. Mclnnesj
John C. Martin
George Satterthwalte
Robert Sewall
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The ncademio year 1020.1 begins Tiles,
day. September 21. 1020. and the Pros
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Al.T.EXTOWy. PA.
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ATLANTIO CITY
' ! Your SPEECH DEFECT
will be corrected If you will enroll as
member of my summer class, now teln
oonaucivu v ,tii'i; -,iy jv prnniBDie va
cation can be had If you ioln tbls class.
conducted by M. P Ross, Instructor or sim
ilar classes at the Central Branch T. M.
C. A.. Philadelphia Tha King method (Ives
confluence kuu uuicia mo nerves.
ce ana quiets
I on or before
to enrou on or psiors August 1st.
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jy-A21!lSZ!'LJ2iJE-
bT-STU-T-T-TERING -'To'nTe!
Bervlr Bureau . Waltar McDonnell, SOi'oto-
sun Bwilf Blif .Waahlnaton. p, Ci j .
"What's th cat's name?" nsked the
magistrate. "We might let both you
Indies call It nnd seo which one It comes
to,"
"Its nnme is Mary Ann," snld Mrs.
Gallagher.
"Mary Ann, fiddlesticks 1" snorted
Mrs, Shcrridan. "It hasn't any any
namo nt all. It's a gentleman cat nt
that."
Then along enme "Jerry," tnwny
veteran of mnny battles, who keeps the
mice nnd rnts nt bay in Magistrate
Harris's office. "Jerry" jumped to the
magistrate's lap nnd then to the desk.
"Mary Ann," In a manner far from
ladylike, drove n wicked claw nt
"Jerry's" scarred nose und the battlo
was on.
"There doesn't scent to be much
doubt thnt 'Mary Ann' Is a misnomer,"
remarked the magistrate. "Tho cat Is
yours, Mrs. Sheridan."
po back to the woods, where Lonesome
Bear takes Toddio Pupklns on n hunting
trip.
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Rest moderate-rate hotel) brlcjt, steel stone
construction: capacity SOOi bathing from
hotel! running water; ptlr baths: choice
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tlnctlve table: moderate (rates. M. A. Loyrer.
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JpA?IZ.,WPn"nent. Moderate rates.
Mrs. R. BHUCKKlt. formerly of tbe Lamont.
HOTEL AUSTINE
Paclfla & St. James Place,
opp. Catholla
F. 11. Jones.
k,nurcn; oyery room outside.
Nil 1 I AI.l. N. Maine Ao, Atlantiu
J
Av. and Reach PI ono 2870.
TOURS
P.niiaocj V
7 and 22
ep&
J
Nine or Nineteen Days.
I . . i ..
Aug.
i in uuu every ien oays thereat
itter.
Inclusive rare 5B7.00 up.
Escorted Tour of 60 Days to West nnd
East Coast. Departure Oct. 23d.
Broad St.
Philadelphia
i i ,- - n ,.! ,i
, BPMMBU HKdORTfl
OCKAy CITY, W. J.
Capacity 600
Tliorooiriily renovated, newly
nppolntrxl nnd equipped
throughout.
Central location: spacious pUu
zaa; twin olovatora: high class
culslno nnd service. Rooms
single or cn-sulte, with or with
out bath.
Open Until Sept. 15th
Lawrence Maresch, Mgr.
Formtrly of taa BelltTue-StfMford,
FMUdelpbia
J
Thencoh
w-"-IM CITY, IN, J
i-.i-i CAPACITY 300 .
Entirely now. Koomn elnrtlo and
en suite, with running wator nnd
prlvnto bathfl, Elevntor. Every
modorn appointment for comfort
And service
French Cuslnn AVIiltr flfrvlce
MRS. 4. K. MOnRISON
ATGLEN oth Central: sit outsldt
I'WIIlHi S.O.MITI U111UI UMfSfUi
AI.MAR Ilooms exclus'lr; newly turn.;
- run'g hot A cold xr'n Juno-Oot.
IA MONTH Otn sit yean
rooms with run-
tilng
Bttr.
IIOOKlOt, J. K
MOMMEna.
c,rn MAY. N. J.
Hotel Lafayette Now Open
Located on beach front Cscaotty 00j all
unprovements! ninnlne water: elevator.
JOIIN TRACY CO.
AUDUKY TABK. N. J.
HOTTELrn
mm$B
&m$b$mmi
Modern: flno, ocean view, reasonable prices.
Parker & l'qrkrr. Owners Si Mcrs.
IIOTKI. TIIEDFOKD Oth Ave. overlooklns
pcoun. all rooms with runnlnir wator;
suites with hath. Harry Dullleld. Own, & Pr.
Aberdeen 3J nvo" occan block. Spanish-
Amer. rulslnn; Am. and Europ.
plan; rcstaur't attachcrl. W A. Haln tc Co.
Auditorium Hotel ive. at beach.
. All ocean - front
rooms. Hates on appll. Coo. II, Cornish, owner
IlEACir IIATKX. N. J.
HOTEL BALDWIN
tfn.ntvoon. y. j.
WILDWOOD
Orund Concerts
Afteruoon and lvenlnr
larRo orchestra comyoBed of lend
ing musicians of Philadelphia and
Now York. Special concert Sunday
avonlnirs. Walter PWffer, director.
Booklet free on request.
"Y. COURTRIGHT SMITn
Sscy. Boird of Trade, Wildwood, N. J.
SHELDON Wllduoods nneit hotel.
t . .. . -. A" rooms running' water.
riAvai? tytyt 'ovntor Auto. Dklt. Cap.
880. P. J. Vtoode, Ownerahlp Management.
SAVOY
Beach front. All con
vonlencit VV.II. .or.KSTKr.. Owner.
rtOTEIj nEnilYSIIIllK, Juniper and Paclfla
aves. : under new met. T, F. Harris. Prop.
uLunnir.il ropinr nna li.ach: near
""'' wi" . -ci t lump .Airs, ai. J. Jones,
wimwoni) cui:st. n. j.
MT. VERNON
Near beach, private
baths, excellent table,
R, JOHN3TON,
tmthlng from home.
)iui-ki.uh
Bearh
without private baths
iront. rooms with or
hat nnrn rmna. Uut.
let. Oco.
ti -"-, umW BIKQ, LKUK
ninnnmnn. new owner mur,
nPENA VISYA fil'IHNOH. PA,
VWV MAIIUT1II
ItUenS VUtA Snrlncni KrnnElIn Cj Urn
A Distinctive Summerand AutumnKesort
A strictly modern hotel with excellent
table and servlcs. Altitude 2000 foet.
Eplendid roadi; eolf tennli, etc.
Will Hemaln Open Until October
.Tnhn J. filhhonw, MwriRce-r
TAI.T.EY TOItOK. rA.
WASIIINOTON INN
c.W.r.'tn,u,AX".ffl" lnn-rs
DANIUI. J. VOOP.HEE8. Pron.
BWAKTHMOKF.. PA.
The Harvard Amer- 5ln, slnfle or ea
" ulto. Ph. 8warthmor28S
roCONO SIOPNTAINS
Tobylmnnn. Pn.
TUB BBACIIWOOD New 4- .Modern: mod"
est rates. Uklt. J. I gelr. Toliyhanna. Pa.
NAKHAOANRKTT PIKB. It.
THE IMPERIAL JS&o22P.q
PITKlt BAItvXNAC. N. Y.
AIIIUONDACKS HAHANAO INN
Ilartlniiton Mills Upper Haranac, N. Y.
llltlAItCI.ITT1 MAXtm. N. T.
BRIARCLIFFLODGE
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y.
Ph." 1"'"1"8 mt0r ,rm
IJopkUt and routs card obtainable al
Publlo Leaner Travel mid lu.lort Uureau.
OOK1IAM. N. II.
Mt. Madison House
norliam, N. II.
"The Gateway to the White Mti."
Now open. Honiellkii atmosphere.
Outdoor sports Una Junu and
trout Ashing. Wcll-euulprwd garuge.
July
writ" lor oookioi ann terms to
O. (J. CHANDLrJl. Pr-i.
HIUSICAL INSTRUCTION
THE K. K. l'IiT,T, CONHKKVATOKY
of JIulo und Art, Piano. Wind and string
Instruments; Vocal, Elocution, Dramatic Art
Sltr 8301 North Ilroiid Ht.
Also Premier
Illlildlllg. 1714 Cllftllllt Nt.
NOTICE
Adoption Regular Hrhrdules
August 1st, 1020
BOSTON. TJIKH,, HAT,. S P. M.
BAVANNAII-yACKSONVILLE. nit., d P.M.
Mercainli & Miners Transportation Co,
1'lep 18, Ho. Delaware Ave.
Tel. Iximburd 1000
UNDKBTAKERS
ScimiKS
V. DIAMOND
JKmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
wm
a
Jg itKq ArTp mf America" '"J i Jy-JS
'Cjy U'T- .r?OUJflT0CeMOUKTlNSl
JBtati)
and Catherine Arlger. M f?-.. Trum-
.7Wrn,'n.dr.oSS &
neral services Monday. 13 o'clock noon. i"
residence, 214 8. 40th st. ,
llOrtEnr Julr 20. WILLIAM H;i ;
h.nrt r Yrinn llnnri. seed BO. . '"!"
band of M nna Hoitert. acea '"i- ". Huh.
and friends Invited to wnernl sorvlces. Bun.
7 d. m late resiaence, - 'Nrthwood
st. Int.
inon,, ,
July 29. 1P20, CATIIAnlNB
-of Charles 'li. Brown. In
nnHMi on Monday alter-
Cem.
unowN. On
UMIfWI hM.h
"-""! "!"" v.,-"-- if.-.
ner saa year, oomces op "";vr- ihi
noori at 2 o'ofock, at her Ut residence, iobi
N. ridrawood st. Interment at Mt. Morian
Cemetery. Viewing- Sunday evoninr.
CAI.HOUN.-ALLEN. On July 29, 1020,
ANNI13. widow of JVIIltsm Calhoun. Br.
Iltlatlves and friends rs Invited to the
H.n,i.. nn itnniiiT. at 2 o'clock, at tno
residence of her daughter. Mrs
TnnnlA O.
Allen Kuts. D405 N. 10th . In""?1".",
Mt. Morlah CemeUry. Frunas may -
Bundny avenlr.r. ..-
CUPirr.-July 29. ALFrtED cuprrT.
eldest son of lata Robert snd Elliobeth CU
pltt. FMnernl services Mon.. 8:30 P. "
rttldence, 80T B. Chelten ave.. Oermantnwn,
Int. private. Itemalns may b viewed Sun.
DODD. On July 30, IfSO. CI-AIlA
MARIE, wife of Qeonco A. Dodd. of 906
Walnut it. Relatives and friends, also
Prlmroso Lodro No. 4, I. O. D. of St. aeorBB.
and Oolden sunbeam Circle. U r. of A.,
are Invited to the services on Monday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, at the Oliver II. Balr
Dulldlnr. 1020 Chestnut etj Interment at
lrnwood Cemetery.
KA1IY. July SO, 1920. TOANK A., son of
the Ute Dennis J. and Mariraret M. Fahy.
Relatives and friends, alio International
Bt(aml)tters Local, are Invited to attend
funeral, Tue 8 a. m from the residence
of his brother. John D. Fahy. 208 Mltllln s.
Bolomn htsh mass of reautern Baored Heart
Church 9:00 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
OHnMAN. July 28. MARTHA II., wtdo ,
of Samuel Oerman. Funeral Mon.. 2 p. m.,
1342 8. Blet at. Int. Fttrnwood Cem.
QHRISKKY. On Friday, July 00. H20,
IAICITA V.. widow of Charlos M. Qhrlikey.
at her cottacre. AUantlo City, N. J., In her
01st year. Funeral servioes, on Tuesday
mornlnir. at 11 o'clock, at her Into residence,
8930 Walnut St.. Philadelphia. Interment
private Kindly omit flowers.
HALE. Sudd inly, at Orean drove, w. J.,
on July 20. 1!'0, EMMA EUGENIA OIF-
KOBU, WIOOW OI William .. naie. Dorvicen
on Tuesday morni.ir. at 10:30 o'clock, at her
residence. 710 E. Pembroke ave., Lans-
downe. Pa. Interment private.
IIARBINSON. July 20. 1920. EDMUND,
husband of Martha Harblnaon (ne Oraham).
Relatives and friends, also Capltnl City. I
O. L., No. 231, and Wilbur Chamber. No. 7,
IC. of F.. are Invited to attend funeral, Mon.,
B p. m residence. 1047 8. 17th st. Int. Mt.
Morlah Cem. Friends may call Hun., after
7 p. m.
HILL. On July 20, 1920. FREDERICK
R,, husband of Qeorgeannn Hill (nee Olt
bert). of 1920 Fontatn St.. and son ot Thomas
II. Hill. Services on Monday momlmr at
11 o'clock, at the Oliver H. Ralr Bide;., t820
Chestnut st. Interment nt Norrlstown, Pa.
JOHNSTON, July 30. ELLA, wife of
Samuel D. Johnston (nee Hteen). Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral. Mon., 2 p. m,.
2830 Pelts st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem. Viewing:
Sun,, 7 to 0 p. m.
JOHNSTON. July 2. CHARLES JL. hu
band of Martcnret M. Johnston. Funeral
rrrvlces at his residence. 3000 Pine St..
Mon,. Aug". 2, 2 p. m.
KIRDY. yOn July 80, 1020. WILLIAM
DAVIS husband of Evnnitellne M. Klrbv.
Duo notice, from her Into residence, 870 N.
Preston st.
KNORR. Suddenly. July 29. ELLEN
KNOIUt. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral Mon., 2 p. m chapel of Andrew J.
Balr 4 Son. Arch and loth sts. Int. private.
LIPSHUTZ. July 80. ISADORE, husband
of Anns Llpshutx. Relatives and friends, also
IlenJ, rishman Lodro. No. 212. P. O. W.J
Wm. Penn Lodire. K. of J.. Invited to fu
neral eorvlces Burr.. 2 p. m. precisely, at his
late residence. 2603 N. 81st St. Int. Mt.
Slnnl Cem
McOINNIS. On July 28. 1920. MARY,
wlfo of late M. J. McOlnnls (nee O'Neill).
Funeral nn Monday, 8:30 a. m.. from resi
dence of brother-in-law, William Casey
Chemical Works road, Plymouth township.
Solemn high mass of requiem In St. Mat
thoWs Church, Conshohockcn, at 10 a, m.
Int. St. Mathew's Com.
McMULLEN. July 28, rnOEBE. dauh
ter ot the late Daniel and Margaret Mo
Mullen. Funeral services Mon., 2:30 p. m..
resldenco of Mrs. Robert Greenhalch, 1703
Harrison st Frankford. I no. Cedar Hill
Cem.
MYERS. July 20. CHARLES K.. hus
band of Hannah E. Myers. Funeral Tues.,
;3U p, m.. irom aw ci. ova St. I'nua, fire
men's llollef Aes n Invited, int. 'Fcrnwood
Cem.
NEELY. At Ocean Orove. N. J. July 28.
MARY A. HUMPHREY, wife of William
Neely, osed CO. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral, Mon., 2 p. m., lata resi
dence. 11118 S. 22d st. Int. Mt. Morlah Cem.
Friends may call Sun, ce.
RORER. July 30. HARRY 1 husband of
Elizabeth M. Rorer and son of lain Ell and
Esther M. Rorer. Funeral services Mon.. 1
p. m resldenco. 1808 N. 12th at. Int pri
vate. Remains may be viewed Sun. ove,
RUDOLPH. Suddenly. In Atlantic ritv.
N. J., on July 80, 1020, HENRIETTA
LOU ISC, widow of Samuel W. Rudolph.
Services on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
at the reldenc of her son. Harry II. nu
dolph, 4023 Spruce at.. Philadelphia. Inter
ment private. Atlantlo City papers please
copy.
scittlT.K. Ruddanlv. Jnlv sn in
ADOLPII BCHULZ, beloved son of Kntherlns
mruin, agea jo. ueiauves ana xnends are
Invited to attend funeral services, Mon.. 2
p, m., at his mother's residence, 440 Qlen
wood ave. Int. Ureenmount Cem.
SHAW. July 20, nt Wildwood, N. J..
GEORGE W., husband ot the late Margaret
H. Shaw. Funeral eorvlces Mon., 12 noon,
at A, C. Stanrer's, 4340 Frankford avo. Int.
East Odar Hill Cem. '
H1CIUS. July RO, 1020. ELIZABETH M.
wife of Arthur II, Aldus and daughter of
the late Herman and Justlnn Oelger, Fu
neral, to which relatives nnd friends are In
vited, Tues. 8.80 a. m.. from her late rest
donee, 000 N. 42d st. Solemn mass of re
quiem Church of Our Mother of Sorrows 10
a. m precisely. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
TISSIER. vln Trenton. N. J., on July 20
1020. KATHARINE A... wife of Leopold
Tlasler. daughter of Margaret A. and the
lato John Hunger. Relatives and friends
are Invited to the services, on Monday after
noon, at S o'clook. at the Oliver H, Balr
Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Ar
lington. VINCENT, July 00, HENRY VINCENT.
Funeral services Tues,. a p. m late resi
dence. 2801 n. 18th st. Int. private. Friends
may call Mon. 8 to 10 p. m.
WALLACE. On July 80. 1020 LURENA
nnVOE WALLACE. wlf if niA-li15
Wallace. Relatives and friends Invited to ful
l,xi ui nn iiiico, 1'iuii,, j. i7. in, gr inrA reil
dence. 424 .8. 42d st. Int. private.
WALLS. AS nreirt. Irnnoe, on Oet 14
1918, Private CHARLES II. WALLS. 2d' Det
Gas and Oil Bervlne. son of Henrv H .r,
xuo!la VJalls. aged 21 years. Funeral Hun-
Woodstock st Int. Northwood Cem.. vi.
trolley funeral car. ' vl
WARD. July 20. BELLE nrvnrrrero
wife of Frank 8. Ward. Relatives and
friends aro Invited to attend funeral, Mon
8:30 a. m., from her husband's residence'
B4 B. Leverlnetor, ave., Roxborough. Mass
at Holy Family Church 10 a. m. Int. Bri
vste. .
-.PrV?s-3DWvs,hu.BU,a
j,. ,.,o .. "j--j ,.w moo wcingarte).
Servloes Mon. 2 p m. son's residence. Alex
ander B Weber. 2323 Sepvlva st. Int. prl-
vnrn. Intends niAV rnlt Run v v
ZIEGLnR. July 80 ANNIE MARIA, wlfs
ui tfuH,. --.dw.w .,-" .fu, hkpu jjo, iunersi
services Mon..
200rt N. D st
'." !' m.. isie residence.
Int private.
IJXIAIi ADVTRTISKMKNTa
?' 4'?.r I ''""delnhU county.
No. 6027. Juno Term. 19S0.
In the matter of the petition of Lvmcanj
Manufacturing Company." for delrlTof
dissolution of said corporation '
Notice is hereby given that the' Lvnwood
Manufacturing Company has filed m the
nbova court Its petition praying for a cleeree
of dissolution, and that the" cSurt has , nJid
Monday. Uie Otli day of August. 1020. at
11 o'clock a. m as the time and the said
court as the plaoo for hearing said petition
and app cstlon for dissolution. wh?S nnd
where all persons interested r.n .;':. '"'.'
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
tl,n a.4H vttlfl.n ahnolH HK. " K'v Wruytr
w ...u , ........ '"'. iiwv ww grant. a.
HAMPTON L. CARSON.
Solicitor for Pi-Htlm
t3S F-STATE OP JUDriON MOAir tiii-
"-' crused Letters testamentary on the
above estate having been granted to the
iiniUrslimAil nil nurtnna nrlaM.j .. l" il."?
edtRto are requoated to mk paymemt unS
vl,lrh,oul"dv.l.naVct1,m ,o y"hamBanre!
ROBERT C. HUTCHINSON
Or to M. attorney. 233 B' "" '"
P ESTATE OF JOHN R. POWELL. DB
"" ceased letters testamentary on the
above estato having bien granted to the in.
derslgned. all persons Indebted to the saili
estate aro requested to make payment, and
thoso having claims to present the same
without delay, to .
ROBERT JAMES WILLIAMS,
. . , .. 112,1 Ellsworth at.
Or to his attomeys. .
WILLMANN8 & FOODY.
1122 Stephen Qlrard Ilulidlng,
LOST AND FOUND
DOG Reward 100: Inst, brown poodle. 1.
male, nelghborhod Brnnd st. and N v
Boulevard. Georga Willing, Jr.. Ardmo
ave. and Gravers lane. Chestnut IIUI. Phty
PBRSONAXS
WANTED The address of John Hsstv ...
about 80 years. attorney.,t.aw: nlscharSSf
from Camp Eustls, Virginia, early In nil
eember, 1018, Address A J Llbly "r?
ter nt Hoxliury. No lu. -Msssschusert.
WILLIAM AimAMBON"hasoTrhls el.r
snd novetv store., ft 8. 7th st r!X,Str
will ca II .at J. Goldstein i Hons,rA.,.,,,,,,.,
JO. 8th t
D. K.1
tuiruji
--, o.o
wiitr arnvea mis a. m m.i. .L..'.
Ui over. Do not worry. jliTV"
-HTODue
ADVANCEMENT 13 CEnTAIN
to any youn woman ''
who becomes a
BKLI, TELEPHONB OPERATOR
THERE ARE FREQUENT
INCREASES IN SALARY
rAY STARTS WHEN TRAINING ma,,,,.
Bee MISS STEVENSON. lJl Ancn RT
BELL TELEPHONB CO. OF PENNA.'
viSSy WKM '' pSS.'tn"? M
tnVtfiTBnwn..i..i.
CLERK Bright and capable! knni
stenography not essential: must wif.'1? -t
bis hand, n 908. ledger bm". wrU 'tl.
CUTTERS on lightweight knit cloth feTTv'
Inir suits and Jersoysi steady work .nb,tl'"
roundt 48-hour weeki und.rwear e?,i?" "
readily do this work. llyrlenle U,pir f""
Underwear Co.. 241B N, Howard .i rittlM
EXAMINER, experienced on sweaters- ...
N.T.'S ."t?.0nf?yflotSr.,1Pen'1b,' "''"m5
"'lo'ths't'. """ out hri the ,0,,n' ""Ts.
INVOICE CLERK for Invoicing! do notT
Ply unless thoroughly experienced viiii'
swjfirgfeaVo'SS
OPERATOR on Merrow machine, experleneM
MX.
JW UUV 41, Ulll Ht,
SECRETARY to work with a. new Industry
problems the position otters an unurea W
portunlty for study ef Industrial eondUlens
S-m".1 aPPaL to on who Is IntSfeiw
rapid stenography necessary; secretary iil
toke minutes of meetings of worklngmen sni
executives nnd under the supervision of li
exeoutlva will be a real factor in th K.i'
pent! tho factory asking for this help h
been
cinvnaucu til 4. ItllBUOlpaia
over ft
years,
P 1011, Ledger Otflce,
aTENOQRAFHER Bright young girl, a ri.
cent graduate from . high school cem.
merclal course preferred! position now en
with large manufacturing conoern near nrea
and Chestnut sts.: detail as to experlenc.
schooling, age and minimum salary deilrtd
P. O, Box 781. Philadelphia. u"'"o.
STENOGRAPHER Wanted at once, yoiraf
Mrs. Hooyer. are Grleb &
!-"'w ,n yiye.,. ,nrui.. ark rer
Thomas, too x.
nrosq st. t:au in person,
BTENOGRAPHER, experienced: one living Li
Frankford or vicinity preferred: stats est
cxperlenon and salary desired, p loio'
Tydr Offlre. '"'
BTENOGRAPHER. experienced, for 1 mri,
beginning August 0: state wages; lso glM
phone number. "P 24." P. O. Box 8484.
HELP WANTED MALE
AUTOCAR
class. .
motor
builders: must be flnt
the Amerlnen n.llm..
Apply at
Express Oarage,
JDIO nl...,..., . -m,,,.
00 v.lltlBlUUV St.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
We are urgently in need of automoblU m.
chanlcs who are familiar on repairing DcMt
Cars. Apply Thornton-Fuller Automobll.
Co., 24th and Balnbrldgs sts.
CABINETlLUtXRS
Steady work for good mechanics: martini
plant; cafeteria; group life lnsurancs: beet
working conditions.
GEORGE W. SMITH b CO.
6. 49th St. below Gray ave.
BRAKEMEN WANTED
OUT OF THE CITY
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1023 FILBERT STREET
rHII.ADEI.rHIA. TA.
CABINETMAKERS, sticker hands snd sll
around woodworking machine hand".
skilled men only: 140.82 weekly for 48 hour
for flrst-olass mechanics, with attendsnci
snd production bonus. Apply ready for work,
Unit Construction Co.. Bath and Grays hi.
CRATERS, experienced, for crating ton
and ranges. Abram Cox Stove Co., Ameri
can and Dauphin sts, "
DECORATOR, experienced, wanted by an old
established house: one who thoroughly un
derstands tho furnishings of a horn in Its
entirety. J. B. Van Stiver Co.. Caradtn.
New Jersey, ,
DRAFTSMEN,
thoroughly oxnerienced. m-
rhanlra!
leal or lay-out and detailing. Phlladsl-
Phla Drying Machine Co , stocxiey na
Westmoreland sts
EXPERIENCED BRAKEMEN (YARD)
APPLY
TERMINAL TRAINMASTER
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
38TH AND JACKSON STS..
PHILADELPHIA. TA.
JUNIOR CLERK Desirable position oiwn
for capable young man between the aijs
of 16 and 10: advancement commsnsurst;
with ability. Reply, statlnr experience snd
age, to Mr. R. L. Campbell. 3144 Psssyunk
avenue,
LABORERS WANTED. DAY AND NIOHT,
ON CONSTRUCTION WORK
Long Job at good wages
Apply Stone & Webster, Inc., Beach sua
Talmer sts.
LABORERS wanted. Apply Phlla. Stersij
Battery Co.. Ontario and C sts.
reman. II. W. Johns-Manville Co
foreman
HfUT-lf AMTf-H
capable ot repairing
nd r-
a .urging electrfo trucks. Arplv
ess. vrpiv
AT EXPRESS CO,
AMERICAN ItAILW.
18th and Market sts
WHN
MBN
MEN
for Central railroad Co. of r. ew 3t rJ
best wages: straight time, rain or shii
time and halt fer overtime and Sunasv
work; rtrst-cisss boarding o"un?2!,,l ?.,
no money required: fresehlPment.APPiyji
day at company's Free Employment uurss
221 N. 16th st.
HSMLaT'.
ouihly experlen
"v1.1""1" ;y- "vx-. in n.Dsrtnwi"
Sit plant! give sgy. exrjMj
i and salary expected. P H"-
ot large inousu
ence, references
PAINTER FOREMAN on general work
nly t o James Erlekson, ouperinwn.'h
Braun & Stewart Co.. State road nd Blelf"
st Tacony, . - ......i.j
PHARMACIST graduate ttt,"? Writs
I,eoger tjnice.
u ft.w In lahnratory of drug Prni-
ITmnlnvill.nl Deilt.. P. O. BOX
f. "fi "jg. imrm
to
tlons In first let'
treated In oonnd
nALEHMAN Wanted, an ?perJ,'n.raLide
HA1.HO JUAAUtil. """"II- ,i -.mud eS
.. . . ... ....r.n,Vl ..nf.rt IWIIt"!-
sell ng drugs noj?S,,'f-,thJ peut"'
tsjSsxsm
salesman capable of hanaiinjt , "ir,non 1
IndiilrUl preferred stock! best o ' "JJ" jo. i
reaulred Mall applications to
Idrer Office. - Kl
T
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