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Letters te the Editor j
Are Women Failures as Votere?
Te thi Editor of the Eventng PubUe Ledger:
Blp Blnce the election I have been elnc
carefully ever the returns and have Men
wenderlns whether ether. as I have, feel
that the reform movement was Wten W
the. women voters. I have net come te this
ccncluslen threuKh examining any of the
downtown ward, where the Vares slvvavn
get Out the full vote, ana make a comparison
with Oermantevvn ami West Philadelphia
vrerds, where the big Independent Nete Is
always te be found. Thl Independent vete
was mlatlnr thla tar. Is It possible) that
tt was overeemo bv the women who voted
for the velltlr-nl rlnrclerB I live tti thi
Forty-sixth Ward In West Philadelphia, nl
wtyit one of the strongest nt the Independent
wards, and tbls yar a ward In which a
great many women registered, and was It
through their means that th. ward wan
taken out of th reed government celumn7
Probably a reader can explain, and prefer
ably a woman reader
And further. I have tried. In n email
way, te mnke a study of women and the
I vote through mv acquaintanceship. Where
'l have m t ladle I hive ben amaxed at
their political opinions One woman a
i professor's wife, refused tn ete for a
certain candidate because his wife p'av-s
j a very peer game of whist, and she knew,
for she plaved at the asm tw mm ner
Anether woman mv-s that she hid receded
circulars centalnlnir the pictures cf two
opposing candidates, and she thought the
i Vare candldatj. m she put It. was much
the better loeklnir of the two Anether
woman would net veto for a certain candi
date because his wife was s- "dowdy"
ar. she put It "sloppy.'' "Independent Can
didate's" vote was minus two women at
Jeast. whi told m that he eppewd
te his wife's plsylng wolf nt th Cobb's
Creek ceurse "with th rest of we lad'es."
The Idea'
This tn. In my rstlmi'lin the oversee
woman's Idea of -vht judirme-it she Is t.
uae as te randHates and "Lord heln m"
for ever allow lie them 'n mtx in semthlng
they knew nethlnir about, and which Is
se entirety foreign te their natures that
It Is net likely that they will eer be. able
te learn. H A DAWKS
Philadelphia. September 27. 1021.
Lengs for Old Play Days
Te ffie Editor 0 the Evening PuMIe Lrdser-
EIr I have no douet that many old
' timers, alenx with me, r-irret that we can
not have a return of the old days of the
theatres. I refer te ths d.vvs of i:iwln
' Beeth. Mrs Jehn Drew, the Daly Stock
, Company, Ada Itehsn. etc. Thoe were the
' deys when th dram wns nt lis height here
but today all that the public seems te
I want Is te fro te the m-vtes. It Is very
rarely that th theatre offers anything worth
. seeing at present, and there must be little
.Incentive for the actor or netress te make
I a serious effort te rise In his or her pro
fession, for their w-rrk Is net aprrer.ated
3 L. FEI8TER
i Philadelphia. September i!3, 1021
Caution te Aute Drivers
IN) the Editor of the Evening Public Ledg'r-
Bli" This controversy about automehlle
accidents Is simply slll. The general fl
!rc that hUh speed Is the cauje of sj many
disasters 13 absurd
The real cause Is that, outside of the eon een eon
trel, the men drivers haven't the patience
tr alew down and reassure pedestrians as
they are crossing streets This all automo
bile drivers should make it their aim te ac
complish. 'Tl quite easy te de 1 The way is
when you see a person crossing; a street and
you are nearlns It. no matter whether you
think tha person can ret ever In time, slow
down, and thus reassure the man. woman
or ehllj who Is crossing-
JOSEPH MACLEAN.
I Philadelphia. September 22. 1021.
J The Crime Wave
ls the Editor of the Evening Public Ledgrr-
IBIr On every hand one hears the state
ment that the World Wtr brought In Its
wake an Increase In crime of all sorts, from
petty larceny te cold-blooded murder Much
truth Inheres In that averment. Hut In the
various explanations put forth te elucidate
the causes of that Increment there Is lets
eundnesa.
(Crime, it must be remembered has a two
fold basis heredity and environment Crim
inals are lawbreakers tx'Ciuai of bad
heredity or bad environment, or mere often
Ibicause of a combination of both. SIr.ce
'the heredity of the gnat mass of people Is
jr.et much different new fro n what It was
prier te thu World War. It is necessary te
assume most of th Increase In crime Is
jdue te a worse environment. Doubtless the
hatred preached against the enemy, against
rtuese tn ones own land opposed te or luxa
warm toward the war. the numerous acts
of lawlessness and !"lcnce committed bi
'various Individuals and organizations and
connived at or tolerated bv the law-en-forcing
groups all these factors are pert y
responsible for the Increase In crime
The treatment of crlmlniis m-revr Is
b larg-e factor in the le-r-ass or decrease
of crime The elder scheme was that of
.punishment. Acerdlnc t It ectcly must be
'avenged upon the criminal for the violation
el lis laws. A century age In Ens-land
cme twenty crimes, such as sheep stealing.
etc., were punished by death Newadavs some
Judges try te revlve that barbarity by Im
posing pnltentlarv sentences of from ten
!tn fifteen vears upon men for autr stealing.
Today such Inhuman penalties can have but
cnei effect they "in Juries te return ver
'fllcte of "net gTillty."
Fortunately hewevsr the who e tendency
Of modern criminal Jurisprudence Is toward
prevention and vvhn the crime has oc
curred, toward reformation rather than
blind, vindictive punishment The Indeter
minate1 sentence, edu tlen ar. I preparation
for active uieful citizenship durlne Incar
ceration shorten. nir the period of Imprison
ment for s-oed boravier slf -p-svemment
among- tile lnma'es all un attempts te re.
fpim and net punish in the old sense ,vve
criminal Such treatment particularly fir
dingle effenders and veuni; criminals, has
the very beneficent effeet of maklne a geed
citizen Instead of a hardened criminal of
the temporary lawbreaker.
In this connection it must be added that
"crime thrives en revere pnalties." The
two chief deterrents of crime, from the
Viewpoint of law. art certain' y of apprehen
sion and mild but sure and speedy penalties
fv'et only Is our police machinery wesfuily In
efficient, hut our Ceuits are extremely slow slew
In rendering their verdicts It Is net at a I
uncommon for a felony te Ns p-ndln some
yeers Then. loe. the Kreat opportunities
of appeal and of havintr a ve-dl-t set aside
because of a technical tirer ara lnnumer
able
Klnally ,t must be said tht the caues
of and cure, for er'me ar complex as In
tricate as humin nctare and the social or er or
ganisateon Te proceed en any one pet
theory as tn the cause ard cure for crime.
Is futile Heredity, environment, the prer.
esses of nrrr.'henslen and trial of criminals
the methods of prevention of crimes nnd
tieatmtnt of criminals mu&i all be studied
if secletv desires tn arr.vn at a suund er.lu er.lu
tlen ef the preblum nf crime
EnwAim g. pi nke
Philadelphia, September 27. 1P21.
A Negro's Herels.n
Te ffte FilUur e' thi Fiemng 1'ub'tr Ledger'
Hlr One Is often Impressel with the
glory of the evirv clay, one marvel. r,)n
tuntly at the r si soul of humanity that
manifests its-lf suldunly and unexpectedly
lights up thu pathnn) of th.. hourly routine.
There ij semehlnu In man simply as u
human be'ng JtNtn this present plane of his
development that rwr- new nnd then (lasie
forth, glints se tn kp.r nUt 0f the un
tutored reurrhnr.. of i.lm nnd thBt set, him
en a plnnnti" of greairess, overlooked most
ly or feintten
Twe men Imprisoned 'n a mine an
iraehcn tlnallv lt th ttst-iit-r bu' th. -e is
oem fee th r. l-v-e (f oily nne St ft
time and thmuch a t arrow uncertain
hiistv epenlnir you r flrst jn, ve r,
rnnrrleit ' What imkut . niam man talk
like that Tin- 'hm .l.sn't happ. n only
CW and then It tlcuvers he frequently In
the columns of rnir dai'v papers that we
have come M a. cept It m n nitural true-tr-ferm
tesitlen t i pl'e nf much in hu
n.n life i-nd nature lhat U ilepresslng- It
Vculd seem thnt when the real moment
comes, th.. test that dntermln a whether the
tuff In "lan Is drri.i 0r trei leus metal l1
trail that then, when the IIbM Is thrown
TUI upon Mm man rm.-isuri-s up The u ir
wa full of It The books en our shrlvn
In of It this natural innat heroism f
vs.
Lonely bem In lonely stations, rigid and
alert, airlew within their jeung breasis a
ift KvsMilnjr t'nhlle Vdrr, untl alue
r iTiirri
Ha syfltll UMiSrtnltuljil LA-jSmaA HltJ Mnssilnnli
ct gtueral Interest will bolsaairered.
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Letter te the Editor should be as
orlef nnd te the point as posnlble,
avoiding nnythliiB that would open
a denominational or sectarian aU
cusyien.
Xe attention will be paid te nnony nneny nnony
meus letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence of
poed faith, although names will het
ue printed If request Is made that
they be emitted.
The publication of a letter Is net
te be taltcn as an Indersement of Us
views by this pnper.
Communications will net be re
turned unless accompanied by post pest
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
senss of duty, devotion, responsibility that
warms and thrills you as ou contemplate
t What mads them like that and let
Ihem se te acquit themselves? It was the
fontmen response of us In the hour of real
test and need. Man. It would seem, meas
ures ud mostly. Th se-called yellow strealt
Rben the supreme test ceir.es Is seen te be
cure geld.
Of this chancter Is the act recorded of a
Vigre In the chance write-up In a morning
super A bridge collapsed (Chester. Pa.).
A hundred or mere persons ar with no
anrnlnB. thrown Inte the river, tome twen
1 live of whom .reevn. There Is much
reculng going forward men nnd boys vying
'lh each ether te jsslat In the saving of
ilmple human life It Is thrllllnn One
rie.vn having- rene heme exhausted from his
notable efforts (lie has. in fact. a life record
3f life saving) returns, unable te leslst the
lure of his fellows need, nnd. theuxh It Is
tee Uts te save further llfe, brings still
another body te the surface. What make
ncn like that?
nut what strikes one as the high notes In
this tragle scene Is the action of a Neero.
Truly this thin that is of the stuff of us
that glints In the moment when leal mnn mnn mnn
hoe.l will tome te the surface (If ever), truly
this thins finds Us hmti" slTiplv In the hu
man heart of us whether we be hlKh or low
rich or peer, and vvh-vtevcr our color. Here
ceres this nunir colored mn, then, and
Jumps Inte the rler rescuing- three. He
Is Dip and .1 (ree-1 swimmer and returns
for a fiur:h. when the unfo-tunnte, self self
ferrettlnc here Is himself ilutrhcrt under t
ft.ur deipali Inv parsons In that unreaHOnlnpr
frenjy of the drnwn'ntr. All hall and honor
te this eung man who. with no thought of
rnf9ty for h moment lushes eagerly, from
the real nature of him. te the help of a
mere fellow betnj. His name? Here It Is
as irlwn In the record of tl captain of
rollce nichard ilnrdy, thlrtv.flc ears old
a Ntgre. He that leseth his life shall find
It." P.EV. J r wniNMANN
Institutional Chaplain.
Phl'adelphli. Septeiibr 1?, 1P21.
The Mad Rush for Meney
Te the Editor of the Eve-iinn Public Ledgrr:
Sir The mad ruvh for money seerrs tn be
Chining in epeed every div, and just vvhere
It Is gelnc te end bring" fearful forebe lings
ri Its centemplatlnr The papers reem lit
tered with news of crime, suicides, murders,
gcmb'.lns. divorce and ethers of a lesser de
gree until we wonder where It is nil coins
te end. It undoubtedly l the aftermath of
the war. When the conflict was In presress
the pceplM lived up te their Incomes, and
tl.lr tncomes were tee and three tt-ns
greater than ever before It Is impossible
fer them te pet back te the nermnl el'her
through prlde or a deslre te continue their
luxurious way of lMnu
It Is easy te understand such a condition
is existing In the nwmx temperanvnt. but
tt must be met. and these who hive te meet
It would de well te get te a serious appre
ciation of the situation as seen as possible.
In the mad rush te go along at the same
prce men take chances of every kind. In
vjrlably they lese out. Then comes theft,
or even worse, suicide. It Is the mad rush
for money that Is the cause ths Inability
te drop back and mjet the situation.
Would It net b a geed thins If every
family would onre or txvlce a ear take an
'nvontery of their financial conditions Man
and wife, could get together nnd sum up
th!r esets and their liabilities. If they
have grown sons they could take thun
Inte the conference When living condi
tions c-entlnue as they have been and fal fal
nrte or Incomes are reduced. It Is necessvrv
te readjust matters Every family should
live according te Its Income, and It
w uld he n grand thine If veu could prevail
uren some few of our readers who are
familiar with the conducting of finances te
write veu a letter telling you Just hew a
man sheu'd expend his menrv if he Rots
f2.1 a ve-,( hew much for rent, for clo:h cle:h
ii g fr feed for nmusements. ete ( or If
hi" Income Is J3S $50 or H0O a week
Naturally the figuring could b- alen the
wimM line, although tneie "euld be -i dif
ferent in the amount of mnf.v te N;
caved, for the msn with 12.1 a v ek today
and with a funl ) could hardly be rx-ri-cted
tj lay an thing aside for a rainy
dLV
I-et every reader of this letter auk him
self If hj la In thl3 med rush for money,
urd if se, what la it going te mean te
rem Is he willing te continue and take
clini-eu "f gelneT broke entirely, or will he
1-e willing te rendjust matters at home
erd trj and live within his mesne
GnuRDE T TAYLOR.
Philadelphia, September 2T. 1021.
Questions Answered
The Orlfjlnal Dreadnought
Te the Editor of the Eicning Public Ledger:
Sir l'lesee tell ma which country de
signed nnd built the original ship of
dreidneught tjpe P V. V.
Philadelphia. Sptemler 22, 1021.
The first drcalneught was built In Ens
lend After I-erd Planer became l'lrst Lord
of the Admiralty steps wer laktn te build
a new tre of warh.p. This was in 1004.
A spec-lal ctmmlttije repirtc 1 the type 1nd
In October 10O,'.. the keel of the original
ehlp, the Dreadnought, was laid. She had
her trial trips in October ll'OO, and Imme
diately cftsr the kte's cf three similar ships
were laid
Judge Advocate's Department
Te the Editor of the Lvenlng PuhHc Ledger:
Sir Please tell me what are the du'les
under the Jjdae Advocate's Department in
the Government eerice. II A, T.
Philadelphia. September 22. 1021.
The Judge Adveeate Department Is that
eh-vartment of the armv v.h'ch is the cus
todian cf all IckvI lecerls and conducts all
ceurts-murtlal. courts of Inquiry and tnlll
ticry commissions It is in charge of the
Judge Alvoeate Uerera
Kathleen Nerrls
Te the Et1'je of the Li etutiij Publ ' Ledger:
Sir Weu 1 vu k.ndlv punish In your
very Inter uting c .lumn a br'.' f description
of Kalh ten .Sjrm the eh)r'-tery writer'
What t h-r i.arne, n j-rlvate Mfe7 Where
does ah-) .U"7 About whit ae
CDC.
Philadelphia September 10 1021,
Kathl-en (Th ntseni Nr-is was born In
Sen 1 rxneisce m JiH in 11V). She wae
c."ucaiid by pri Ate. -uier Hhe marrled
t,viarles Jilm tn X-rrH cf San FTanclcce
.'.rnl 3' l'i'ili She begin writing; khert
stories In ltl'i and bus contributed te all
the ir.id rg mdR.cz.nc4 Her present ed
dress la National Arts Club New Vur
City.
The Mexican Service Badges
Te the 1 Uilnr of the Ertmitg J'uel.e Ledgrr
Sir -PI. se ti-.l ue Mho 1-t er.titlud Kj th
kfexiian set vice t.ade I had a son v, hi
was in the a--r'c ct he time uf the Mext
can treub.e and was In Mexle,
OAR.
Philadelphia, September 22 1021
The Mexlc in nervlcn badge) Is clvtn te the
men li mi servleee in Mexico un W the
fellow. ng e nneiitiens I'lrH as members of
the Vent c ruz r-xje-d.t.en, letct-pen Arr U4,
l'H. and Nevemlxer 2fl, 1014. 'c r! n
n emlv-s if th. punlt!". or ether au'leri.wl
exrdl'l et.s U'tcteen Mirch II 1010. mil
February 7 lt'17 th.rd. th he who wre
actually i r.,v.nt and pdrtlcipitd in an en
gi geir.ent tgitlnst Me-xlcantt U'tcveen April
12 1H1 1 an I February 7, 1017 rr thei.
tvhe tert prese-nt as meml.eis cf th.- M x
lean ber ler pa-rel b-iween ih- timu cUtes
p ertlcipatlnrf In e.r In prexlmity t,, an n
gagene it in vthhh there w eiv cusualtleg en
tl.e side of the I'nlted States troer V,
ii dividuMl - nn have mere than ero Mex', in
bttVlCO LiVeUH
Negro Troops In Spanish War
Te (lie f-'citer of the Evening Public Ledger-
blr I'id any Netro ttoeps see service In
the Spanish Uni ne-un War H W I,
Phllade .ph a September 2.1 !l21
Yes At the siart of thu Spanish Amerl
can ar In 1808 the four Negro regiments
in the regular army were among the nrst
troops ordered te th front At the nrst
battle In Cub, Laa Quaslmas, the Tenth
Cavalry (colored) distinguished Itself by
comlnc-iiJlhe reseu of the ''Heugh Itldtra."
TheOrv"fth infantry ftolertd) took
prominent part In the Battle of El Caney.
The Ninth and Tenth Cavalry (colored) and
the Twenty-fourth Infantry (colerod) ren
dered essential aervlce In the Battle of Ban
Juan IIIII.
Poems and Songs Desired
"A Deg Ulke Jim"
Te tht Editor of tha Evntna Public Ltdoer:
Sir I desire a poem which I wilt appre
ciate It If you will ask your reader te send
In. It contains the following verse!
"Hew would you llke te be a de,
A peer little dnr like Jim?
Hew would you like te be a dear
And have no home llke htm?"
H A. E.
Philadelphia. September 23, 1021.
"Hlo Fate"
Te fne IMIfer of the Evenlna Public Ledetr:
Sir Who wrote th following; verse!
"He either fears his fnte tee much.
Or his drsrts are small.
That dares net put It te the touch.
Te caln or lese It all."
H. H. V.
Philadelphia, September 20, 1031.
The title of the poem from which this
erae la taken Is "My Doer end Only Lrave."
written by the Marquis of Montrese,
"The Church Perch"
Te fHe Editor of the Evening Public Ledger!
Sir Please tell me who wrote the lines!
"Dare te be true, nethlnir can need a lies
A fault which needs It most grows two
thereby
1 Alse slve the name of the poem from
I which they are quoted. 8. A. E.
I Philadelphia, Beptember 2fl, 1021.
I These lines are a part of Geerge Her
bert's poem "The Church Tcrch "
' "T U. T." The lines
"Usarn te rcd slew nil ether graces
Will fellow In their proper places"
are from William Wallace's poem "The Art
of Reading. "
"Finished Forever and Dene"
Te thr Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
i Sir Will you please supply me with ths
wrrds of the song containing the following
1 lli.es
"Finished forever and done.
j Wrecked by a girlish rmlle:
1 Following madly a will-e'-the-wisp,
Happily If but for a while:
Onlv a henrt that Is broken
I (That Is If hearts can break),
i Only a man adrift for life.
All for a young girls sake"
H. L. T.
Philadelphia, September 21. 1021.
Can a reader supply the remainder of this
form?
A Biblical Peem
Te the Editor of the Kuen(nn- Public Ledger:
Sir There is a biblical poem about KlnJ
David and KlnR Solemon writing the Prov
erbs and the Psalms. It contains only two
verses. Can you print It?
1 ORACE T. DARE.
Philadelphia September 32, 1021
Kin; David and King Solemon
Led very merry lives.
With manv. many sweethearts
And many, many wives.
I Bu when old ere crept o'er them.
With many, many qualms,
King Solemon wrote the Proverbs,
And King David wrote ths Psalms.
"Fer Myself Alene"
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir Ksr many years I have besn vainly
seeking the name of the author of the fol fel
' lewlrg lines Terhape one of your readsrs
1 can help me
"Fer mveelf alone I doubt,
All Is well. I knew, without.
I nler.e. the btauty mar,
I. alone, the musle Jar.
Left with hands by evil stained
And an ear by discord pained,
I ani groping for the keys
Of the heavenly harmonies.
Still within my heart I bear
Leve for all things geed and fair.
Hands in want or souls In pain
Have net sought my deer In vain.
I have fait my fealty geed
Te the human brotherhood "
S. S OORDON.
Philadelphia. September 10. 1021
"Ne One Cares," Etc.
Te the Ed.;or of ffce Z."ien(tit P-ib'fc Lritgtr
Sir ' Ne 'ine Cares, for Ne One Known '
vas aske-l for by ' II W I, ' I am lne'i.
Ing it MTtS. J I. PR DV.
Phllad.-lpnla. September 20, 1021
NO ONE CARES. FOR NO ONE KNOWS
When twilight shadows ever earth are far
Irir.
And ceilen splendor tints the 'ar off
West
When bl-ds unto their mates are softly ca'.i
Ir.ff And te.ll the world sinks peacefully te
rest,
'TIs then I miss you most as I sit all
alone.
I hear jour voice en everv wind that
blows,
Iho' I hav loved anl test, :et dearer you
have grown,
And hew I mis you swe-thea-t, no one
knows.
REFRAIN
Ne one knows hew mjch I miss you
Ne one k-ews hew my heart gne es
Hew mv lips have yearned te k'sa you.
Yeu In whom my soul bellevea.
: one knows hew much I love you
Mere anl mere as each day gees
Though my been may break in sorrow
Ne one cans, for no one- knows.
A Deuble-Meaning Rhyme
Te the Editor of the E entng rubr Ledger
Sir There, is a double-mennlns Revelu
t enary rhyme I would llke te secure Eve-y
ether line being read conveys a different
meaning te the poem Can you find and
print it' H w L.
Philadelphia. September 21, 1021
There may br many of them but here Is
cne that Is popular
1. The pomp of court and pride of kings
S. I prlie above all earthly things
0 I levj mv country but my king
7. Above n I men his praise I'll slnp.
0 The reval banners are d'splayed,
II ,in,I ma sue ..is the a' tndard a'd
2 I fain would banish far from herre
4 The rights of man and common sjnjr
I I"stru'tlen te the odious name.
6 Tne plajrue of princes, Themas Paine
10 Defeat and ruin s,)li the cause.
12 Of jerenrs her liberty and her laws
liy fol.eelng the n-imbrs you will li
able te get an entire! different sentiment
ficrr this pctm.
"D. V. V
this verse
aa.es fur the poem centatring
I am grew-in!,- us d te pain;
We de, you knew, after a while;
And I bav. learr -1 ie bathe m7 wounds
With the soft ointment of a smile."
M T. P" wants the whole poem r(
which th t lewinu U a verse, and would
aUe I. he t0 knew the name of the auth r
"Chan net. with u-iJejire'l larcesau
Of 8-mpathy, the heart.
Whkh knevci:.- ner own tltterneea.
Presumes t. dwell apart "
"Service JIan ' desires the reem entltlel
Qavinfr
"with
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"A Heng of Hate," v;hleh wag dedicated te
the soldier during the World War. It be
gins: "Net yet the Inevitable paean
Who knows thnt glorious date.
Which na'ure set when llfe begun
And civilization dawiied7
Ner ever a avnge chant of hate
With which they spur the heart of slaves,"
Mrs. Jane T rurcell wanta a child's
rhyme, or dsslres te knew where It can be
found, starting:
"There was, an old fox who lived under the
rocks
At the feet of a huge old tree.
And of nil the foxes that ever did live
There was nene se wicked as he."
WffniSh
Wkatctajeu
loeiu
r
Beeuty The soft tones of Indian Red end Sage Green
slate with which Cerey Shingle are finished
fdvc them a natural beauty in harmony with
their surroundings.
Permanency The extra heavy felt base underneath sat
urated with enduring asphalt give Carey
Shingles the necessary body te withstand in
definitely all extremes in temperature.
7iro-Realstunce The slate surface makes them immune te
falling sparks or cinders.
Protection
from Weather
Lew Cost-
ASPH
AQAbbtblUb MA
BUILDING AND INSULATING MATERIALS
"A Reef for Every Building"
icmiMimi
.v!Tr ADCV
.. . aVA . t d
l- a s. k a
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ROBERTS AVETrtJE AND STOKLF.Y .STREET
PHILADELPHIA
ffltiKifflMKtineftifflR&m
NEW FAST.
STl'MIMIM' NOTKIS STi:,VMMIII'NOTI('r.S
iiiiSlllMililSO'IIi
mm A
12 DAYS FROM SEATTLE TO YOKOHAMA
1-1 day te Ifohe 1!2 lny e Henl Keni
Id days te Rlmnilhul 20 dnr te Manila
tsew and Pslitul U.S.S.B. PiJjenr,"r Liners
535 feet long, ai.oeo tens, speed 17 1 knots,
- SAILINGS -
S S. " Wenatchce" Oct. 13 S S. " Silver State" Nev. 26
SS."Keyitenc State" Nev. 5 SS'Wenatchce" Dec 24
I jiii, reieryjiwni, etc., apply te your local niltaid or teuriit rgenl or
Hugh Gj.lauher, Gen. ,. Agt., 17 State St., New Yerk
e V MpicTrKjr cL FrcldM!r.V
Pjs;erK?r eL Frcldht
Services from New, Yerk.
New Yerk, Ilosten, l'hllii., llitlte,, Montreal,
liuebrc, Ilnllfm, I'lirlliuul, Mv.
Piiiithimpten. Liverpool, Plimeutli, Ix)ndnn,
herbeiirff, llrlstel, Lonelenilerry, (iIsskew,
Vutnrrp, Itcit t.-rclnn. II in.liurK, .Me-cliler-
ruiieetie unci i.cveni l-r.rr
SPECIAL 1
WEDITERRANEAM
?ife SAILINGS
"CAROMIA" - - October 22 December 7
"CAMKRONIA" November 19 Ian isrv 10
Te Mediterranean and Adriatic Ports
Msdelra. Cibraltir Alrlers, Monace (I!l"ttTs),
Ocnea. Niplca (Reme). Pstras, Piraeus (Ath
ens), Trieste, Alessndris (Crlre and the Nile).
Sumptuously appointed large steamers eiTet 1
vnexi.ei!ed service and cuisine smcle rooms,
remna with bath and emuite Bonkine te '
sny pert and perfct Ireedem el action.
bLete escursicni II Atihed: a!e slep-OTcrs. 1
Ideal for Indepenclent Travel
Cunnrd nnd Anrher Steamship Lines I
Pasjenarer Oftlre, 1300 Walnut St., Pliila, I
Prelsht Office Ilenrse nidr . Phlia.
fCOMMERCIAn
oitNivienir iliiiie
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN. BELFAST.
LONDONDERRY, SL1GO
Other IrMi Ports If
Sufficient turge OfTers
S S "Delnvan" Oct. 22
S S "Ohhkesh" Xev. 15
SCANDINAVIAN &
BALTIC PORTS
SS "Milwaukee Hridge".Oct, 15
MOORE & McCORM ACK Ce., Inc.
E. W. STRINGFIELD
Philadelphia Manager
i'tn lKIIItSl: llUKi., IIIII.A.
reiinii.. en Main Tats
PHILADELPHIA te
MARSEILLES, BARCELONA,
GENOA & LEGHORN
SS "SILKNE",. Oct. 8
inrjugh II 's f I.adlnir for n 1 ports of
piln rlr 'r Algeria Tun sin Cette,
Ni'e cjii.ra tar Levant it I.eKhei n
TRANSHIPMENT VIA
OUR OWN STEAMERS
Earn-Line Steamship Ce.
139 Seuth Fourth St., Phila., Pa.
Lembard D20D-01 02 03, Main 3201
Agents ter
Three Star Line
file, tea Affreleurs Tteunls
.is iirmte m,, new ierK
,TJ-
Will Qlve Paster "8end Off"
Mere tlinn n thousand members of the
congregation of the Chapel of the Me
diator, Fifty-first nnd Hprnce streets,
will give n "send-off" party te the
Itev. Phillips E. Osgood and Mrs.
Osgood tonight.
Legien Pest te Qlve Dance
The Oscar II. Oruber Test, 152,
American Lesien, 1ms nrrnnged for n
dance nt the New Century Drawing
ltoems, Twelfth street below Chestnut,
October IS.
in a
Keer :
The asphalt saturant and heavy coating of
asphalt compound prevent drying out and
make Carey Shingles impervious te moisture.
Today Carey Shingles cost about one-half
what they did two years age. They arc the
cheapest geed reefing you can buy.
GNES1A
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF
DDAnilTC!
m i m. y r-i
a 1V r , . .w
75-21
AMERICAN SERVICE,
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA te
Clitistiania, Copenhagen, Getheabarj;,
llockhelm, Hels!iifers snd RevaJ
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
Lbli .. ft "1MI1A.NA UU1JUUU"
About Ot KHIl.ll 6
AT 6IIIPP1NO IIOAItl) KATKS
Thrnush IIIIIh of Lading Issued te nil
Norwegian. Danish nnd Swedish Ports.
Direct eulllngH for nil Hrnndlnavlan mid
Ilaltle Ports n rnrire elTers,
SEAGEU STEAMSHIP CO.. Inc.
W. J. Grandfield & Ce.
PHILA AOINTS S08 Chestnut St.
Lembard .M70-7 llaln C703
DIXIE STEAMSHIP LINES
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
USSR "MONOMAC"
IIXPLCTED TO SAIL 1URLY OCTOIirjl
AT CONnaiENCB KATES
Harrisa, Magill & Ce., Inc.
425 Lafayette Bldg,, Philadelphia
l.emhurcl 2jU-l
Mulu 1KU
AMERICA UNE W
New Yerk te Rotterdam
Via Plymouth and Boulegne-iur-Mer
ROTTERDAM Oct. 8 Ney. 12 Dec. 10
RYNDAM Oct. IS. Net. 19 Dec. 24
IN. AMSTERDAM ..Oct. 22 Nev. 2C Dec. 31
N00RDAM Oct. 29 Dec. 3
VtntBer Office. 1S31 Wtlnul St.. Phils.
Fall Excursions by Sea
fiOQ TO BOSTON
unel
Ii.,.,...
6mKJ
ivnr Tnt " Additional
reals and stateroom Accommodations
m Bteemer ini.-iu;i.
Sv Phll HBt. 'i 00 P. V
I).". Hosten Hen. 7 Up A. M
iUr Hosten Tues. 0 P. M
Dus Phlia. Tburs. T A. l
tacft ialnrdajf in ucieerr
X
II Information en rsqutst.
Itl'IIANTH A urr.un
TlcAKHrallTATKIN CO
FM.r IS S. Delaware Avsn
f.
Tslephenss Iximoare jvuu
mm
inr- ' - " ' .
rITBHaunMaMkMaVfW&MlBflKn(nMBnDHIHb till f F n sftV I I'H xiAsti- alniilH a Uf TT. . .. I
d W ' i lH" I"1 I I I' I IIAI KSI1IM "r""""""'""! iiaw- When in Londen alren'.t t r II
M(;,-7 ... ,, -, - mu fe. Mi.tvr tiHCfview. MtU UV'llfHJN JIOXULa I J'l, wmm
am-ttttttttttm.jLmAAr irr.i xMutnmw vvm - - . i. ivjij ui hii u, iirki a, . . i . t . jv. j. ..;....- - a amtm
Columnar Beeks
Wp carry in stock, books with from 2 te 36 columns
in seven different sizes.
Loese Leaf Columnar Journals, almost any number
of columns.
Blank Beeks of all grades and sizes.
Loese Leaf Ledgers, several grades of binders.
ae Columns
34 COLUMNS I
, je columns'" I
Ye & Lukens Ce.
STATIONERS
12 N. 13th St.
SCHOOLS and
lleth Sexes
MJLMJKJS
WIOHT
SGMOOL
WILL BE A MIGHTY HELP TO YOU
In your deslre for succes In Inulnees llfe. Twe evenlwra u week enables
y.eu.!. Inn.Bl.er nn' of these vital ceurses: deneral lluslness. Stenography,
I.ngllsh. Salesmanship lllgher linrllsh. Effective Speaking, Civil Service,
C. I. A. Acceuntlns, Renl Estate and CnnveyanclnR.
a. --Ai'i'KUiJiTKU" cmi.MKKriAI. SCHOOL
1200 WALNUT STREET
llffl
Nlclit Pchoel New Open
.... u.u.evi tAnhA net enlV
hew It aheuld be done, but hew It
. in he done in business.
Cours-s: lluslness Administration
Acceuncinn i-ua..veU, -..-. ----- ,
Salesmanship. Stenewraphlc, Teac'.i-
cr iraimna.
TZlcr 5?th Year Boek I
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMDnStBArBll
rlne Street West of llreiui,
1'lillndclphla
FILING
A Paying Vocation
DAY AND EVEVINQ CLASSES
nEASONAHI.E TUITION
Call. Telephone De I. Walnut 030.
0531; Keystone. Main 7131 Or
write Director. Hess II .Martin
Standard Scheel of Filing and
Indexing (Globe-Wernlcko Ce.)
1012-10H Chestnut St I'hlla, Pi
:ii
THE PHACTJOAL BPAHE-TIME COTO3E
Unroll new and complete tralnlne vyithla
elKht months for Acceuntlnc or Liecuttre
positions, or C. P A examination. Iuditldual
Instruction.
International Accountants Society
Ml WIDIINEP. 111.00 PIlILADr.f.PHIA
312 American Casualty Hide, lleadlaa:. ra.
WANAMAKER INSTITUTE
23d & Walnut Streets
Enrollment almost complete
Register immediately
Telephone locust 3119 for CaUleBue or
Infnnr,'itlun
GREGG SHORTHAND
THU HOKLIPh (HAJIPHIN SYSl'LSI
le.iri' I In Nulit ClnH.es nf
The Tayler Scheel
rhl'udclphln a Plret Grege KherthanJ
Scheel Insures your iiucfHs. Classes for
Heclnncrs Advanced Htudents and He
porters Cixl' write 1 r phone Walnut 8rI
Tin: TAlJ.Olt Sf 11(101.. I00J Market bt.
Shorthand
Day Tuition. 110
Nlcit Tuition IS and 10
Why pay mere? Our 3ii yearn' experience,
location nnd Instructors are unexcelled. Call,
phone or write for ratnleir
iAi.Mi:n hi'hini:ih .sciioei,, in s. ieth at
OAK INK COUNTRY DAY MCI1O0L
A distinctively practical school. Klndsr.
rsrten te college, open-air roems: 30 acrai
of playgrounds nnd woediand; Individual at
tention, llus service. Phens' Melreie eli7,
V. M. riini:nriir.lt. 1 1 eii dmiister
j Shady Hill Country Day Scheel
HH.Ifl Crrfelil Ht.. ( lieMmit IIIII
1 Tel.t II. Slim Helen M. ()'N'clllt rrln.
KPHINe'tiAltDKN INsriTlTK
Ilrnjid mid hprlnx (mrd'.n His,, plilln,
i Uev and Night Cliisees Art. Illectrlclty,
MechanJ-8 nnd Aute fc. honlnew jipen.
! WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
CILVMIIUHS INHTlTUTi:. loll classes form
i In men und w.nien. Phenes. -QUI Arch Mt
O 1 lVt 1 CI O no, (hkmtMIT HI'.
Pesltlnn Biinnin'd. Knter new. Par or nlsht.
Mazier Prep and Tutoring ficnoel, Hummer
course "el ti lllph Bch Ilr US H 34tll Ht
ltnsi i.n.
HCHOOL FOIl LACKPTIONAL CIIII.nREN
Kvery fs tilt in n be-nutlful Huhurhan
home for the oiiuentlen of children unahle
te nttend pub.I" or private srhuuls Ilnmestlc
Science 1 I nille-i frcim I'lilln Iloeklot
MOLLIR A. UOflllS, Prlncli.nl
llOX HI, KeealWl, I'll.
Jeiinir. ynineii nnd filrls
rilK COU1.P.S HCHOOL Ueardlnu and Dm
8choel for Klrls from Iclndi marten threuitn
HlKh Scheel
. i.iuie neys ac-cepuci n Prlmars
. 13IMA .MILTON COiVLKS, A.
f iSehoel. Oak Iine. Phllit., v'C
department
II.. lleuel
The Gorden-Roney Scheel
Ter dlrle 1112 hiprure Hlreet
Oeneral und CulleRe Priaraier Ceursei
Itoef garden nnd Q in MISS UH.VKV. I'rln
BHAKON HILL. PA.
THK ACAHKSIY OP THK HOLY CHILD
A bearding and day school for girls. 67m
year. Conducted by the U'.aura et tiie Soeisti
et ths Hely CvilM Jeaui. (leneral und ceilssi
preparatory courses, musle. art, demssils
science. Hates f&uO. Address ths Meid. j
Uuixiiler. Hei 25 O. fiharen Hill. Psnna.
KOSi:M() NT PA .
IIULY CIIILII COI.LLOK
Fer yeunc women, uudtr direction of thi
Ulsters et the tteclety of ths Hely Child
J.iui Hachelnr of arts course, muaie. art.
ritautlful buildings nnd forty acre campus os
Ualn Line. Fer details, address lh If te.
Hes 2G Ii rtnsemnnt Penna.
MI'fiH'AL lNSTItrrTION
LEEFSON-HILLE t"riJ,v
PUHLIf SCHOOL MIJHId NL'PERVIMION
154-2(1 CIIKSTNI'T ST.. PIIII.A.
tljTII AVK AM) YORK Jte I)
JleriON rilTlllK (Ol KNK
Cemplul" course for erganlstii, Including
style and type of musle used, planning
musical .program te fit pictures v. lowed, Op
portunity te play for pictures. Phene, call
or write for information.
Y. it, O, A. SCHOOL, 1411 Arch Nirrei
Locust 280 Hare 7001
Ii
mcewnimf
a"-ACOST-C.P. A: EXECUTIVE &
PRINTERS
719 Walnut St.
COLLEGES
lletli Pctm
DAY SCHOOL
NIGHT SCHOOL
" IJO.N'T AVAMTK YOI'K KVKNINUH
Make use of your spare time. Three even
ings a week In our nveninc Scheel will enuln
you for a. Reed paying position. Uoekkeeplng
nnd Accountancy. Stenegranhv and Herree.
rial Courses. Individual Instruction. Enroll
SR5.any time
tilfSl Mill A 111-CiIVl-uu r-ciTT-...
At'lrv and Colleen nf rnmm.r..
1017Chrtniit St.. 1'lilludelphla
Vtmng le nnd Heys
THE EPISCOPAL ACXDEMY
--
iFOVKnm tyum
City Line and Berwick Read
Overbroelc
Will Open September 22 ns n
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
The Cource of Study affords enreful prep prep
nratlen In the fundamentals: for College or
Technical Scheel and for lluslness.
The Faculty consists of men of years of
experlence skilled In their departments, and
In vital sympathy with youth.
The Routine of the Scheel Day Includes n
short religious service, recitations, lunch
eon, a study hour for the preparation of part
nf the next day'a lessens, dally exercise In
the open air,
L'pper Scheel opens Septemher 22; the
Middle nnd Lewer Schools Sentemher 9ft
ine Jieacimastcr win be at the Scheel en
and after September 1. Circular en ap ap
plicatien, Greville Haslam
Headmaster
CHKHTXUT 1I1IJ.. PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy
fit. Mnrtlns, Chrstnnt Hill. P.
An Ideally located country hoarding and d
school for boys. Especially lair rates ter
five-day boarders, nenpens September 27
Catalogues en renrllratlnn,
J. I.. PATTVn'.nV TteniTmester
iTWivmnv v. .t
Olte nur sen n four-square ednrntlnnnl
equipment Write fcr "Th.v Pennlncten
iiM x'tul 'ear 1'ranc-ls Ilarvev Cireen,
AM Itt u , Headmaster Ilex 70. Pen-'
nlncten S, lien Pennlnuten, N'. J 1
Al Tt'MV HKOUTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N.jT
HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY
On the llencli Frent
PRE WAR KATES
Aneriean Flan Entlralr. AUiyt Opin
Single Kuneins Witr . $36 perr week
llnem ) Triune Dull 142 te MS '
Deuble lliinnlnc Wiler 166 "
Ileceia j I'tinteell.tli. J72 Ie lit " "
Peuble Roem, Pnvtte Hath
Orean corner, 196 per week
Ownerahtp Management Phene 1 155
Michigan Ave; close te beach.
SPECIAL FALL AND WINTUIt KAXUd
ALL KUUIVD $6 or $10 weeky
,. 5Be 1lry. eutslde-vlew rooms, runnln
water pvt Imths, eiectrle liKhts, elevator
service te street level convenient te all plsrs
i amusements i:very attention clven U
eerr fort nnd service,
SPECIAL SEPT. RATES
& 1 lieproef Annex Tennessee Av nr lleach. I
Cap tee C'e'ii'rni open surreundlnqs, epp
Cnthele 1: PieitPHtuiit Churches Prlv litlis ,
Running Water in All Reems.
Vii svriee Iinnkle.t It. Il. Lmly.M;JI,
WefitminBlpr Kentucky av. nr. lisaetvl I
running wnter Open all yen" ". A. Kdi'P.
7Te
I
RAYMORE "WV
Worlds Greatest Hetel Success
StNATOR 1I'"K tu l'"-""r prt.es Pull
.iml winter rates II per day,
iierlrnn Plan Fireproof Klrst hotel fiein I
IVurdven'k en Vlrirlnla Ave. Hnnklet
K'KN firv." N. J.
Biscavnp Hunnlna vvnur an rooms, spseT
". -""i1. rw Ji- HLIINIJIN
I.AKi:OOI), N, J,
I.AIvLiiOOW. N .1.
witiTii town 'i.i:m; i 'fin hoeki.rt
M IIMIHSVII I.K PA
STH lffSSaSC---r-ffr-f
GAIMHMI,
WERNERSVILLE,PA.
Physical Comfert.
GSf' Wysjc.DryAir:
BeautifulScenerv.
Baths. Massad'e.
Hvdnatic Df-eftrtmenfr.
uci ,..i,.,,i, lur in in, nr hi,Mlil
net lie ilelajed. 'riirniijjli Pull.
C'wu I'rem New V.irli 1 I',"
H0WACDM.WIN3
l-IANAOCn
Helpl Heupnlwtl Kentucky Av nr Ueac
ch
. '"xe Hetlt tnlile .Mid
rates Knthlnu Phene 117 , K MARION
.MO I NT I'OI'OSO P
(.HOVi: COTTA(Hi-OPKN ALL YI'.IR
Hteam heat, sun perch, New In the meat
Uniuyl.HrnBHpee;alirsnln effect.
I LONDON, rtNOLAN'n
vyii
TRAJNJ I
3UaaVaBIBB9HMMBHBHE2XH3E&3l
IN Till! MOST HKAUTIFUL SKCTION
iKKDISON
Tnnns
T n ii e e
will, .. Jlll .. .I
, ..... niuiaui sicen
Lurope. Catifai.nl.. ....
Indies. Beuth Ai. ?
Japan China. Ar....Ti
the World. Steamahin
Tickets for All LlnTi.
American Krpress c
1 1:1.1 jk a t,.VV.
".:.:i" " reu or..
.rimnaripMn. Tn.
... .""""u
lainui 4001
.ANIL
HTEAMIIOATB KESOnTH
ERICSSORIiE
BTKAMHHH'8 RKHnnTa
BALTIMORETO"
HAWAII
and return
Cnlllnc nt Ilarann. l'anama Canni
I-e Angrls. Snn I'ranclsce
DK I.UX15 STTASIEIt
BUCKEYE STATE
Iienvcs nnltlmere for Hawaii, Oct 8th
MATSON NAVIGATION CO
Managing Agrnta U. 8. Nlilnplnc IJe'
20 Seuth Ony Hlrtet, Ilaltfmeri. mS4
or any local steamship nrent.
pahcel pest
P T C -'lane pellsli for farnlt
'-v. pianos anil ntitomebiles itiu
per enni .1 rnns for 1, postpaid. '
HOWAWll VINTKXT. 834-B30-B3S N. etb
WINDOW SHADES "Vir-MDlct
VIII send man with anmplcs te estlmits
en Furnishing nnd Handing (all irrades).
KRTAII. AT W1MLENAI.K I'llICER
TItANSnTTKK MrO. CO.. 201 8 RANBOM
It' Geed. Asphalt Aibeilei. Ne Ttr
Hut It Uccause It's the Heat
ROOF-FIX!
Tlint Will Wear 20 Yrars
A finre Cure for le-nky Hoefs, Is n
dlfferent ns chalk Is from cheese from
the various cheap Imitations en market.
Easy te use. Just paint It en. Reefs
.thielutcty CANNOT LEAK. Will never
run. 1 cnl. (ter RQ sci. ft ), fj; 2 gal.,
.'.. (1 tn 10 gal , 2 a gal.; 60 gal , 11.22
per gal. Ready fur Instant use. i:m.
PIIU3 CO.. 13SS Chestnut St . I'hlla , Pa
Hell I'lienr Knrnee .12.12
BIG REDUCTION
DOUBLE SEAMED
EXTRA HEAVY
r fr 3 Gal 3.50
ffl' Jr Gal $3.98
I?
TTei. 8 Gal S5.98
0 j,
I'arrrt Pest nnd Insurance,
4,1c
Copper Tulilnc, 10c per ff.
Unions, 115c
J. JACOBS
Celd ReHtd
COPPER
Hardware Supply
G08 N. 8th fit., I'bJIa,
Open KTrnlnis
S-Vete
PIiier-Pliine
20 Hulls Music
nnd Jlrncli
New Pianos, $250 ie $585
New Player-Pianos, $345 te $875
Baby Grand Pianos, 325 te $1395
Itepredticing Playcr8,$750 te $1445
Open Men., Wed. and In. i.vgs.
HOWARD VINCENT
83G-838-840-812-84 1-816
NORTH SIXTH ST., PHILA.
PAINT SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS
OUTSIDE WHITE
Manufactured of pure linseed ami wa
permeations ai required by I'nlted States
iM'ivernment. The manufacturer of thla
li tint has larce contracts lth the uov uev uov
'rnment snd tru.ir.nuccs thvy ure tna
.rue qua'ity.
32.50 Gal.; 5 Gals., $12.50
HOUSE PAINT
ALL SHADES
ln.lde ivlilte. outside vihlte, brcnie
itreen, hrlarlit green, pra grifn, chocolate
brown, hulT Celnnlnl yellow iitul Ivery,
The Inside vvlillc n snow while M
snnrnnteed te stay vihlte.
$2.50 Gallen
Varnishes, Stains
ALL SHADES
LIGHT OAK, DARK OAK,
WALNUT, MAHOGANY
All beautiful shades White and ro re ro
heenny mslte a beautiful combination.
$2.50 Gallen Can
INSIDE FLAT WHITE
A perfect snow vvhlte for lnlile uje
nnd eimrnntrcil te htny vdillc, tn n,
liiimrdliitcly.
$2.50 Gallen
PRIMING FENCE PAINT
$1.50 Gallen
Ilrlght sreen. lend nr steel color, brenie
green, ilnrlc briiwn. Irir-i reel. blarK.
PORCH PAINT
Henutlful shnde of lend nr bn'l,l"j'l!
cr.i, Hrst-rluss tnlnt. dries with i n'
gloss, diirnlile -mil mnde i-apecLiliy i
st.'ind we tllier, iirnr and (e"r.
1 -Gallen Cans, $2.00
ROOF PAINT, $1 A GAL.
llrewn. VetielLin rnl nnd b lack r tmrntl
clve thnt Icnhy reef emit und frf.
nbeiit It. llued iiinllt.s . nirn'N ."''"
leilks. (llirrH niM) .qnnre flit te f"J;
1 he hi ick Is esperlully recemmeiicleil ter
rubberlied und sing reefs. WW 1"" '"
jeurs.
INSIDE VARNISH
$1.50 Gallen
flood varnish for genuial Interior ""
nnd gunrnnteed te clve satisfaction.
SPAR VARNISH
$1.00 Quart, $3.00 Gallen
GLOSS WHITE
$2.50 Gallen
BUFF PAINT
A mioil-Kntrte oil tmlnt for Intlclf or oo eo oe
slile ur, buiignlews. ruuntrr or u.,,er"
liuiurs Mini Is i vers lienullM sh-ue'
$1.50 Gallen Can
$7.50 5-Gallen Can
AUTO DELIVERY
WM. E. HINCH
Acresi rrein lliri ""i'nn aft I
1919 MARKET ST.
iv i. P' ? Nnr'elk nnd fhe 8nuth '"
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