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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 102J
3
OMRS
STEVENSON
PAY TRIBUTE TODAY
I
Distinguished Pliila. Woman to.
Bo Prosentod With Bronzo J
Portrait of Herself
MARKS 74TH BIRTHDAY
Sar Torkc Stevenson. tli.Hi n v:u i-li.l l
Philadelphia writer nr,d publicNt,
J own 5 privntollfe n Jin. Corn us !
-Jtetcnson. will be Riven ii mrdnlllon
po rit of herself at the Art Al lane,
this. dfUTOOon n recognition of Iirr
rfrtlces in bchnlf of the welfare of Him
Ci The portrait, a bronze lui relief.
h nr k. Talt MeKenzic. depicts Mis
q'ttren'soii scaled writing, iind is in
nrri,o'nreiientfltion nnd reception fed
loffinsmarK .mu
PORTRAIT IN BRONZE
Stevenson's sivent
lolm f nil
i..rih hlrthdnv nnniversnr.v. ,!
wilsder will preside, nnd VM prcsmtn
tioa spcfb will be made by Miss Ariion
rirpplUr ...
Botn in Purls. Mrs. Stevenm io
roivfd her early education nt the trem Ii
unital. At the use of seventeen she
ompanlcd her parents to Mexico
Thfir rcraovnl to Plilladelpliln nn
followed shortly by her marriage to
Mr Stevenson. ,
V period of devotion to domestic nf j
fnirs for b time nut nn end to her
tutllci. but in ISO I the reeelved nt
,-X) degree from the University of
Penniijlvaulo. the first honorary ileRieci
Kinfw'icd by IJiiU institution upon a I
nouinii J
1 1 on n reel by Harvard
About the same time Mrs. StereiiMiu '
hid the honor of bcins the first woman
in appear on n Harvard calendar,
hiring been one nf the lecturem nt the
rtbotlv Museum. Temple t;ulveisit
about the same time made her the re- ,
rlpictit of a 1'itt.D. degree, nnd the
nine vwr found her elected piesidenl
of Ibe'Acoin Club, n position she linn
held for twenty-live eari. In IMm
the became president of the Phlladcl
pbin League for Vomen'n Woik.
Mrs. ytevenson'M scholarship in tlif
firld c.f archeology was iriogni.i'il
III J3"t Wilt-'!! tUV ll. IIJIIUIIIIVU
n manager of the Archeolngical As
sociation of the I'nlvemlty of Penusjl
unin winch she had been largely in
.liiimentul in orgiini.itig. In the. yeais
following IS90 Mis. Hlevcnsou liccame
Nuretnrv of the department of iirclic
nlogy ' the I nlvcrsity. and In 11)01 was
iimlV iN piesident ulso curator of the
Kpptian and Mediterranean sections.
in ibll.'l Mrs. Stevenson wn elected
nw president of the .liirv for Kthnology
nf the World's Uolunibiau Exposition at
I'hicago. Her interest iiij civic nffniis
ivis recognized by tlic Mayor in 1S'J7
hcn 'he was appointed n member of
ibp citizens' udvisory committee, to con
ult on a proposed municipal loan of
1 1.200.000 During this J ear she
made a trip to Heme ns the icpiescn
mtie of the department of archeology
..t the Pnlversitv. nnd the next ciir
lie was sent to Kgyiit for nrchelogoical mid n son
t .!- t .1... V:1a -nUn.. f..,.n...ll .. ;
Worli in Spanish -Anierli'.'in War
During the Spnnish-Ameiican V;ir
d at its conclusion Mrs. Stevenson ,
(ivcdns chairman of the entertainment
(ommittcc appointed by the Mayor for
he reception of diplomats and members
nf 'resident MeKlnley's entonrnge
vthn it passed through I'liiladelphia.
In 1007 Mr. Stevenson became aso-
latnl uilli the editorial stafl of the
I'l'MIO I.EtiOKll, and under 1 ! pen
mint of "Peggy Shippen ' she is
Known to all Philadelphiaus.
During the great war she uns iimiihIciI
be academic palm bv the Kteiirli (iov
'rnmenr lor her war lelief wotk its'
"t'er d'iiitructlou pnbliqite. When
w nrnitsticc was signed she received
'be Mednille dc ICc-connaissauce and
BROKERS MAY GIVE
BANK THEFT CLUE
Secret Service Agents Believe
Head of Callen Company
Can Aid Hunt
HELD UNDER $5000 BAIL
and escaped with registered government
bond.
Chief Houghton also attached much
importance to a letter he discovered .
among the effects of (ialleu. This letter
was discovered in mi envelope contain
ing .?60O in stolen legifltered bond,
which were found in the safe, he says
"(inllen said he did not have the l.y
to the safe," Mr. Houghton said today
When we told lnm we would have to
blast
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SUBURBANITES WIN
REVIVE CHARITY BODY
FIGHT ON GAS BILLS
i shboiiine meeting lias dnecl Interest
to C'OIISUmeiH llt-lnr in riltln I'nrt
i:iklns Pari; Manor and Ogonlx. lM, Re8Cue Home to Functon
two bills of v tnl interest to the, , , . . , ,
Mhousnnds of gas and electric consum- Kensington District
I eis of the Philadelphia Suburban Gas The Philadelphia Itescue Home wll
I nnd Klectric Co are now before the' be tcvlved and its work centered In the
rennsyiranin state l.egislutuie Kensington mill tiistiic't, it was an
A bill of Hepre.-ntatUe .lohn A. I 'j?J,"" ' ,,0,1fu,V 'l'lY' orPr1n.tion wa"
I'itzgihbon. of MeKcan countv would 1,!.,.n,",r.' .nt thP outbreak of the war
. . . : ' i tin r n nt (i mum iinur nn iinntn
ii - . i . i i - .i mi ii in urw rii pu i rum T.ftiiit 4 ti i
liiu r.ic l" kvi n cuuieuiB lir nmnnnu arrrane in KAn.1TO nil it., ir it.. . .. " . nrtnu o.I ... V nn. l.fni.i..ratn.l I.
nally produced the key nnd wo found ' ' " "- ' ' ' - p am s arc made by lesicients VL7V, ",:i ,,:" """V' '!:""
nntantlMre;:" "' " " Ac0l"lts to Consumers in ,"? .li ,l, , ,Pvr d' aft?; " b"V-''ti; -haritie, of (he city. Pros,
mporiani leuei. , , . H,.c fol. its ,ovivnt ms i)COrl Rreat, i
I hese bonds weie stolen fioin a bank F ftomi Sfttt ements .."m.. ...... .... . ... .'win -aid. Members of the hoard mt
in soutli uurolina tecently (Jallen tol.1 " "-" u o i is that of W. '. , Vrstpr1v and elected .lohn W. Jlsr
me hey were entrusted to him bv n man . 1 " (J) on inj. nnd would make it Wi.k, piesld.nt ; tieoige II. Stuart and
bv the nnme of Norman from whom he . . uniawtul for a public utility to iniiosc n t- vi,vnt.. ..r, .,.ui.i-.. n
in... n r. a -r i n ... .inaav. ........ .. . ..... . - "i.t.vr.... a. ...... ii...... .... ii......t3.
1. in nuvr u i , uii I I i iu iui r- r I huj i iiu.i -Mi-rnv ciiiii f-n nf v.i. ..
Keci el Service opetatives hope fo nb
lain lodav the identity of three nutoino
bile robbers who have robbed banks In
the western part of the state of thou
sands of dollai.s In cash. I.ibetty
Honds mill other government securities.
When this is obtained they hope to
be on the tincl; of n crew of bank
thieves who have been operating in the
had never heurd after
cash on the bonds.
ilviinciug
PUPILS WEAK PHYSICALLY
Athletic Director of Schools Urges
More Gymnastic Training
lirnnimar Pihnol students of this cit,,
ate below normal in iiMiletn jrtowess.
recording to William Steelier, director
of physical education.
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'- rt -- .-.- ... .,,. I ..... i .,. v l.-n. .'IV.'ll ...I. I.lllllld
southern "tales. William Houghton. i0,,v 42 ppr u,nt pnvr.. The leascm
chief of the Secret Service here, be (.p,, uv Diieclor Steelier Is Hint there
heves the two gangs are closei nso inrp nor proper gymnastic: facilities riro-
The ubue is ;i iiliotngrapli of a bronr relief pmtrall of Mis, Sara " ml.c
Mcwnscm bj l. Talt MrKenle. The portrait will he presented to .Mis.
.Mewusou as :i tribute from "her fellow cltlens" at the Art Alliance,
I8.!.: Walnut street, this afternoon
. - SHARP EYES SAVE CAR
Stolen Automobile Identified, Fol
lowed and Driver Arrested
Automobile thiews lole four curs
within the last twent four hours. One
nun bine, belonging 10 I'mnits I' .In -cobs.
."IJI fii'iinaiilow n inenue, which
had been stolen from iu front of his
home, was iccovcteil n few boms after
the nibherv llllougli the hharp ee ol
Mr. .laiobs' brother 111 law, Albert
(Sciilcl.
I.ate Weilni'sdav night Mi (ieutel.
who Hi 0 ul ."L'Jl.' (.aniens avenue, saw
bis brother-in-law's machine lit School
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, , . , ,,. , . , ., lilll'.lllll .111.111 llllllllc. 1I1I-...I ....
Academy of the run' Alts and the ' i,; .1, ;,.., 1. ,.,,,,,. .,,.,. ,1,1,, n
Salmagundi Art, Club. the. latter c.f m,.,, .,,.. ilf ...i.n ..venne. German.
town. Mr. (ieulel followed the car
Smith icsidenie. IU binok. Intetuient
will be made in Nortlnvood Cemetetj.
William Jefferson Fry
Williani .lefTeison l'n. pull. "i of ail
ami wool inerchanl. di"d M.iliU-iily yes
terdnv nt his home 1'iMlli I.aiinton nic
line. (Ink I. aue. He was born iu I'liila
delphia in l.SliT mid in earli- maiihiMnl
entered the employ of .lames (! Kitcliiu
V Co. wool mei'chaiits. Willi M fel
low employe, William (J. Puiicoasl, he
fin Died the wool tirni of Try A: Pan
const fifteen ye.irs ago The place of
busiiifMi is nt .'!!) South Kiotit stieel.
Mr. Pry was a member of the I nion
League. 1. 11 1. 11 Shrine. Atlantic Citi
Oolf Club. Old Voik Itoad (Jolf Club.
ciated.
This comes on the heels of the aet
of two Philadelphia hrokerx and P.
It Pulton, son of the Itev. Dr. Wil
I in 111 P Pulton, superintendent of the
Citv Missions of the Presbyterian
church
Pulton !- nt llheity on S'JOOO bail
while Thomas .1. tiallcn nnd Hugh .1
Mclliigh, of (iijlen & Co.. secmities
brokets. of Thiiteenth street below
Chestnut, are at liberty oil SfiOOO ball 1
They had their hearing yesterday In
(lie I'ederal llulldlng. wheie disclosures!
of importanco were made. I
Itecently 11 bank in I.iindisvllle. near
Iti'iiding, was rifled by three robbers I
who used 11 speedy car to get away
Police theie ascertained the liiense
number of the car Chief Houghton. 1
investigating the case, found that tho
car was purchased here with a check I
issued by tiallcn & Co
Mr liiillen, in his own behalf, as- 1
serls that the car did not belong to him,
but Hull the check was issued In !
turn fur l.ibcity Honda which weie
left by three men us security
Chief Houghton feels that Cullcii
Knows the identity of tho purchnseis,
but thus far he has declined to name
them. The chief has another clue which
iiiiiv tudai glie Id ni the names, ad
1 di esses nnd present hiding plac.es of
' tin; Unci' men who robbed the bnnU
ided in schools nor sufficient physical
, 'uMinctor.
1 "The results show the vital need for
more playgrounds." sail Mr. Steelier.
, EtTicinncv standards ivquired of the
grammar grade pupils 111 e: Standing
hi nnd jump, ( feet for boys and 5 feel
.1 Inches for girls: basketball far throw
overhead. bov. 550 tret, girls. 27 feet;
."0-yard dash in 7 5i-5j seconds for boys
'and 8 seconds for girls; baseball throw
..() feet for boys nnd !5." feet for gir
The hist xi, leu v of the piolesting gas
consumers over the Philadelphia Sub
urban (ins and Plectric Co. has been
won In consumcrH iu fifteen settlements
iu the .lenkinlown dlstilcl.
Replying Io n complaint thai tlin com
pany ha.) charged "two maximums" in
tnnklng up the November 20 bill, the
gas companv tiled yesterdny with the
P11I1IV Seivice Commission tesponse
admitting Hint it "tyred." and agrees
to make ief mil of the oien lift s to the
consume!
Itidigiiniioii meetings will be leld to
niglii 111 Ashhouinc nnd Hockledge The
".. -..,-r. .. cinugi) or exact n
lPn,aI, cVcPr for the service actually
furnished to the consumer
i-orge
Warren IJtidig. secretary, nnd (JeorK
'.. N'ltzsche, tieamrer A site for the.
home will be selec ted soon
( N
For the man who is will-
ingf advertising smooths
the way for ultimate
increased sale
The Holmes Press. Wrinttn
' 1315-29 Chcrrr Street
FhiltdelphU
U ' I
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J I1' - 'I
New Yoik.
He IS surviveti
William .1. Piv,
his wite
r. The
funeral will take pine . at the home to
iiioriovv afteiiioou with iiiteimeut "t
the buiial giound of St. Paul's Pim
1 sfnnt Kdscciuil CI1111 cli. Ogout.
J. H. McFadden Funeral
The funeiiil services nf .lohn Iluwanl
Mel-'aildeii.. cotton broker, who ilkd of
pueiimiiuia eaily Wedio-ihiy morning in
At'antie Cily, will take place nt ll:5!0
o'clock tonioi row moining iu Holy Trin
ity ('hutch. Ilittfiihniii siUiue The
Intel ment vvill be piivnte. The body
has been In ought to this city and i iu
the MiTnddcii iipiiitmcnls in the Wel
lington, Nineteenth and Walnut sfieets.
until lie nccosted 11 iiolicemau nnd
caused the boy's 111 test. Matthews was
held iu SliOO bail for 11 fiiithcr hearing 1
by Mugistinte Pennock, charged with
tlie theft of I he car. I
Tile oilier stolen machines tint le
covered belouged In lleinuiu Meiei.
Lawrence stipet below (ireen: Ilermaii
OiUenius. L'7-II South Sheridan street
and William II. P.nll A. Sons, Willi
otlice.. in tuc L.iud Title Ituildiug
Jewelry valued al 10- was stolen,
bv 11 sneak thief from the home of
John C Seibcl. "JSI Nollli Twetuictli
street.
Making
Little
Ones
Out of big copies of drawings Is no
hsrcler to us than enlarging. Biggest
pin nt In co inlry for Photostating,
mini I'nntlng and Commercial ho
toginpliy Immediate service. Call
for n messenger.
General Reproduction Company
140 North Urnad St.
l'lilladelphl
finally in lleeember. 1!)20. she
irid" Chevalier of the Legion d'Hon-
nriir
Deaths of a Day
GEORGE A. SMITH
Retired Manufacturer Dies In Over
brook Home
icorje A Smith, ictited mamifnc
urfr of shoemaking machinery, died,
tprdv in his home, tKiUH Woodbine '
"cnuf, OverbrooU, from heait disease
'com which he had buffered since Christ -'ras
Mr. Smith was seventy yenrscild.
He ictired as active head of the (ie'orge
I Smith Machinery Co.. winch bus i
"(Sees in the Drcxcl liullding, fifteen j
'ars o;n '
Horn in Maine. Mr. Smith came to
Philadelphia iu 1S70. He had been
"iMifld in the shoe manufacturing field '
'brouuhout his' life. He is survived by 1
ill widow, Mrs. Prances Kvnns Smith.
nd a biolher, John Siniih. of Law
'"ire, Mais 1
Mr Smith was n member of Si.j
lohn s Masonic Lodge. No. 11.": It. A
'' No L'.'iO, Corjnlhian : Coriuthian
1 ommandery. Knights Templar, uiul the
shrmcr He was a meinher of the
Orcrbrook Prcsbvterinii Clinic h. M(.
mith was vac piesident of the boartKof I
"Uitces of the Chupln Home for Aged
tlind and held the same office iu the
Kftitmctou Neighborhood House.
t'uneiul services will be conducted
Mondav afternoon nt '' o'clock-' In the
Mrs. William Frelhofer
M. Annie I. 1'ieihofci, wife of Wll
L 1 illlii I'leihofer. president of 1'ielhofer
I linking Co.. dieil e.ulv last night in hct
1 hoin-. 2111 North Thilly -tliiicl stieel.
She bail been ill two months. She is
surviveti bi her husband and thiee sons
William. Cliailcs, Albeit 11 ml Stanley
Picihofei.
UNDERWEAR
FOR IEX
SPECIALISTS
3ed!i
urn
wjfalsf
Corner I Hit and Chestnut
When You Build
or Repair
(Jive a thought to care. fill
and efficient installation of
all electrical work then get
our citimate.
When the job's completed
you'll know what vc mean by
"A Fair Price and Satisfac
tory Service."
George Woodward, Jr.
r.trttrlint (nntrurlop
1723 Sansom St.
Snip e DUO ltac U'ttj
Income Tax Returns
An Agent of the
United Stnten Internal Revenue Bureau
will be nt
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN
Germantown Ave. & School Lane
FROM FEBRUARY 15 TO MARCH 15
to natitt the general public with their
INCOME TAX RETURNS
.. Save $22 lo .$32 while Lite
Savin r is good, and get a
Perry Worsted Suit
iji this Splendid Sale
of regular $55, $60 and $65 Values al
s
One Single Price
$33.00
There's no fictitious valuation in our state
ment that these Worsted Suits are $55, $60
and $65 values. You need only look at
them to prove that. Fine silk mixtures,
fancy mixtures, solid colors, pencil stripes
and twills the most wanted materials
and patterns in the clothing world!
NATIONAL BANK OF GERMANTOWN
CAPITAL, $200,000 SURPLUS, $650,000
)
film rutfil !. e.Hiiiff r tir non
m"dliK i.itlirilRM tutu m i
iN.irH MADK mil OLIC l
IHVmiWI, TKOI'ltrK.
TI3 flin Him crlftiiiHtor
a ml onlv rtiHLrH In s
J'hlli lumiir thA (pst nint.
a-m -nM l..n ...
-Bi i i "iu llll I ril' l-l ,. , A
In mad r iinr,uilff Immcslliite comfort.
(In- liilrresllni; ImoUM sent nn rniniil.
ALFRED C. MAESER n'mx
l Slnrrnr.l 111,1c 1113 I'lllisTM r M'
rtiunri IVtilinit luniii
1739
TIiii -jr l in It in I It.c1-' I'.Mii Jtou-.
us IhiiIi vow I is inu.Wn .n irv
vvat ami nhci'l t.t ih r.ifiH d.iv in
offcirum illroit ti. U' i"nsurni
Fresh liugsllipht from llir nesl.
Chickens Drcshfd tlailu.
White 1'otulocx Superb.
Sueet Cider Pure Apple Juice
Ilr.lfl HUT tC.llttllHHP m STdilCnl IhloUlfll
cdka ami 1 ' t nn s it uiul Ui th famuiis
Black Horse Farm
,'tcii Dan in 'lir Year hitm ) in 'i
rttnsK: yii'.niv in.i
rtlSBftSSSiujrv
V
Pearls Jevvels
77ic SuprctJiay of this Cornpaur Gy
fuuiy i a univcf&ally rocopniscii
o
V..
As interesting' as
Limericks!
Hirsh - Wiekwire
Suits and Over
coats for Men at
Half Price!
In THIS case,
E VERY BODY
wins a prize!
g.B
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Corner lllh & Chestnut
Who doesn't kuote tin .-l-Wick" ire
Whom fame lops the liiylifi' churdi-iine,
Their value is twice
Ilccausc half is the ir're,
Take tr flyer today they'll he Inglcr.
P"
Start Saving
TO-DA Y
and experience the
'comfortable feeling
that grows along
with your savings
it's surprising!
We Pay
4. iO
Interest
On Savings Accounts
West end trust
COMPANY
Brond Street, at SoutA Penn Square.
L.
L. rS
Oecurity of piincipal,
assiuance of adequate
return and ready sal
ability are important
considerations in the
purchase of securit
ies for investment.
In selecting secur
ities meeting these
requirements custom
ers of this house avail
themselves of our experi
ence, an experience de
rived from banking ser
vice of over a century.
BROWN
BROTHERS & Co
FouHh and Chestnut Streets '
M PHILADELPHIA
Nfwyork Boston
11
One Hour after I get your order
bingl a Victrola is in your home
1
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Vf r 1 ''I
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ivm
Bir
111l ui-h n Ktiohi ns it i.
Of cnuiBO a Viotrolu is h Vic-tiol.-i,
U10 world's champion
talking nincliinc but Rcttinn
tnir ii'tfolu from Wilson".
ynr.. ou a IhiIko on the other
tclloiv at tlint, 'cau-.f it
menus a motor that", been
"iukIhI- ii,"' lournphitifil nnd
.1.1! i-teiJ until it's "theie"
fvi-iy inimito. It means a
. a-n that's been fussed over
and poll. lied .so it'll ho tho
line.t-lonkinc thine; in your
liouii'. Don't cost ft cent
est in Say tln until um in
lin iii'iuite. vim jj.t oni.
Standard Regan
Overcoats, $29
Full silk - lined with Skinner's silk, fine
conservative Overcoats, some with velvet
collars, some with cloth collars blacks.
Oxfords, grays all genuine $55 and $60
values, now $29.
Special Bargains in
Separate Trousers
So, !(. 1
were $7 to $12
Spring Overcoats
and
New Suit Styles
coming in daily
Perry & Co.
Sixteenth and Chestnut Streets
i -
. .-, &ft
.M
fk":
.
of The J. R. Wilson Company
VICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS
"Our See ice
) on .Vo Mallei
I' f I Door in
II htif m Lire"
929 North Broad
Wrst Pliiladflphin l(olinriiUKli
1LM3 X. TiLM (.190 lUdgt, Ave.
hi)'2'J llaltiiiiori' t-utit- lter Mauh I'irst.
Tlie J. R. Wilson Company
V.U .OH'lll llltOAl) M'lUil.l
rlBe Fcml iim tlliiil of jimii
your t eni pavment pl.in
i'iiii..iii:i.i'iu
v.lMouu Viutiul.i Onlti
hi. .1 i
, SAMH
ADUISl.S.S
1 I
If Villi
rami ot
rail,
IUI out
anil
mail
this
coupon
TODAY!
The Philadelphia Art Galleries
S. E. Cor. 15th and Chestnut Sis., Philadelphia
REED H WALMER, Auctioneer
Expert General Appraiser
A VERY IMPORTANT EXECUTORS' SALE
Will Take Place Monday, February 21, 1921
ncl 1 w'.own.sr Da . at V) oVloik
NOW ON EXHIBITION
RARE & HISTORICAL ANTIQUES
Old Pewter, Brasses and China, Important Firearms
Steigel, Jersey and Other Glass
Bennington, Luster, Loweatoft, Staffordshire
Leeds, Wedgwood, Etc.
Solid Silvei Hook Rugs, Colonial Quilts 5"
PENNSYLVANIA POTTERY
nd Man Otliei Inlei.'.tiliK lJun-
ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND REPRODUCTIONS
I lie IIm.ui i
ANNE H. CRESSON, DEC'D
rf 211 Sihoo' Lauo, (iei mantiiw n i
l.au
And Sold by Oidc
Or'entiil, Kny
Old Shelll,
i of Kev Waltei t'. 1'ukIi, rJsci'iHni
I -Ii and Cuniincntiil Poiet'lnin.
Id and Model n l'lated Ware
He Sold l.y Old.'l of
MRS. EMMA T. WOLF
mi 'ui Otln-i i
join
VALUABLE ART PROPERTY & APPOINTMENTS
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
Including Stunu' oj' liradunied Oriental Peail.-c Dtumond and Km
einld Flexiblo Dinc.lct, Diamond and Oriental Sapphne liar Pin,
Solitaire Diamond Rinjj and Othet .lewelrv.
Mbo a Valuabli1 C'nlleetioii of
OIL PAINTINGS
l' rom the Kbtatcs of tho Late
WILLIAM II. JACKSON, GEORGE KNOWLES
AND OTHERS
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