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letters te the Editor
. .-!--.' PartrtsrthlP
ffiriM.
dvA-Vhinrrlage Hceitfe Ir net n
85f"Z2Ktl&rt and' It te netn
L2eoKlhehe.dVtee8, te a
UPrJ..;vBtton8Breworththccdtngl
""i-ll. .,inr 'nnt tinaticccss-
LSu Huty and obligation tire
f?n one partyilnMd of beln
a "Marriage should net be thought
aes iwuj "viiifr" .
iSffi-SdiS. a-Si 1"'"
Wffl3FKa.rfcC
Mt popular. . i.vmm his. own in
lKMSinUt I. far! from lucecw-
fSen he coiifes In' contact with n
'ae."."..!.! -.nctsm woman.
PVUI' .. L nn- pnmmnndmenta.
ilJ"" i... mnttv StrtinrO WBTS ,01
f.iptmnnv nan - i
Starting itself, but meHt important
HRtf "- of partners. .
hiddptita, JtmtfB, iua. . .
rVflriitait Weman In World
i'ir... .. .t. r...ln PuMle Ledger:
IftS ..... T.l.,lnlmrir lit nlietdl N
IJiMt " f, .. nil.. i..J. P.hnn.
82 f S 1 the greatest woman In the
. i u tuiir - . rn. . '
" -VlTln 'Wt
UreaU jeu. Mr. Editor, plea af,k
i,WOumj" . evnlnln lust what
E 'g"c O" hn. done te be regarded
Ri n.ns the "greatest, etc."? She
rj"M" ' . ii. im mtiitMnti ami
l"e.te 'h-Y1lV:-k ter
fill from these ethers who ere
trnrr ..".. it
IT, a member of the measly Inferior
-. It occurs te me that if twelve really
52e.it" men can be produced from all
(ft ". J?' J51T- iW hptnS
t.er some iiu "
ayeu !; What a great man
tf e Inlen?" Or what de -u
Mhfijg.ln. either case, Jiencc Uls re
Shi request for Information from
5i. Hlnnkcnburg.
VA.ra Bcncrnl preposition, nnwmr.
4fta 'Alice Robertsen assays mere real
Erthite the square inch than the entire
Mrs. Cntt Included, .renamed or
ll1-"rrcat" by Mrs. B.
UM great u, WISHER.
Oelllngaaie. in., dm u. -
'. '
.Troubles Make the Man
it iMUer at tht Evening Publle Ltdeer:
" fiiiiI ran across this jewel of wis-
Mb in a trade publication :
v When jeu get the right slant en
fceubles, you discover that they are
litter useful, after all. The- pay
"lieBt half your salary.
Brf writer's point -was tuat some one
mi'M found te hnndle your Jeb
toabettt half the money you get if it
Mre het for the troubles the thlngi
that 'ta wrong which you are pre-MKd'-te
meet and be is net. It takes
WMnn. nntience. tact and ceur-
im tA meet troubles and half of the
jay ef the -high-salaried man gees for
tiMe-quBllties of his, net for the reu-
tiae work he bandies.
'Lloyd Geerge is a fairly geed illus
tration of the point. He would never
dim hern Britain's Premier if Britain
ted net fallen se far into a mess of
troubles that she needed a iiiuya
OMrge te get her out.
What is true in this case is true in
tte case of every man. It is bis
capacity te welcome troubles, meet them
aid Hex them that makes him worth
Maething. The greater that capacity,
tit greater opportunity he has te put
til talents te work and the mere money
at get
A utile man wmncn aoeutnne trou treu
ites if hip job. the obstacles in his way,
le irlefs with which be has te con-
tTOd.'r He utays little. A big man
leeks upon the troubles as problems
te' solve, the obstacles ias something
that will be fun te get ever and he
laughs out of existence the grief, lie
grows bigger and bigger.
"Tnereis no better proof of the quail
ttn Qt.a man than the. way he meets
Hi troubles, and the discovery that
Sli is se is net. a discovery of thin
t. Back before the days of efficiency
arid system mngnzlnes. house organs
aad'.-trdde journals, Thomai C.irlyle
tnle: .
I.Dinlus. . . . means . the , trans
Madtnt capacity for taking, trouble, '
fret of nil.
VjTadt was written' less than n century
Jp, but if one were te search aksldu
Mly In the proverbs of Solemon or
tie wisdom of such far-seeing Orientals
u;Lae-Tze. he 'would find just about
u (me thing wr.ltten when the world
n a geed deal younger than it is le
! H. F. c.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1022.
: Shopping for Weddlna Gifts
TtktEHter 0 the Evening Public Ltdeer;
JOiitThe June 'wedding crop gave
premise of abum'ance. nnd let us hope.
Of hannlnCSS. I lintlneil Hin ntlin,. lnv
.story that In sending out Invention's
tt a i wedding, but net. a Philadelphia
"waing, ict me odd, . the prospective
pride .and brldegtnem took time te nn
nnce tlint thev had nil the household
"weieniii nnd turnishings they requl
M. and (suggested that the weddli
r-
eddlng
vraenia take the form of rnsh.
itu ips thls,wns a bright Idea, but
Jt'ean be surmised in most cekcs here
fJBt"; at least, it would net work any
&. Tlle glvlni? ' lnen(?' asn wed
?'nlnrf,8ent. would net commend Itself
te many. The trouble with tcn-dellnr
.S 'i1'1" thc-v a" leek ""he, nnd one
IE? ,U c,I,w? URt as much affec
wen as any ether. But. If one gees out
Un a ten-dellnr bill te buyn present.
!" nuy. n.H 1'ke as net, come across
2S!ii ""llnK ebJect thet will answer
E"')' be worth ten or twelve, but
Wppened en thntwy day te be merked
trfft-i . iw B,!rcly n hPPcr te entitled
wtne advantage of such a stroke of
S?. .luine n8 tlmt Neb"ly I" any the
tactien eT"y one 8,0WB with-sntls-wSSPS?
l81dc,i8hted wtb her pres-
nf. prLde, ln five 0,1 generosity.
vnrt iff' 'ransactlen temls te Im
ESli,, W wb. tnke pnr.t ,n n8 f'e
efflSnFIV' usert,,d tcn-dellar bill
W never de. The giving of wedding
eaik fh. ,heyJ,n'J t tnke the f '
5th. 5JPert of buyin essential
ffi? t MARCUS M.
!f"!ad:lphla, June 3, 1022.
Objecta te Mlauae of "Qun"
4 whJ I"" ' nm l'cr "nil won wen
Wd ali n,mnny nuP,ai'er reporters
na ?tw rs M6r hwe the word
md whir.W?' be rlbt-) I often
$&? $&? .' caroled and
. a ' tiill in iiiH nil lnAlAr T-i
KTiVMu w"t kil!cu ev, I" New
TOieyIMwiandlt,d
attSff
aiVMte ttJTBKK. Bywequuid
1 !.".&&?' ?UJ war dafly
fcfc '
J witness In a murder trial be allowed
te call a revolver a gun 7
New.'vMr. Editor, I weuldlike te
?id P5,i5.d,e,Pb,n8 who can remember
the eU'VVllwn gun store nnd armory en
the south side i of- Chestnut street a few
doers east of Fifth street. I have been
H.l'iln5n5uhi0 alaty-Bve yearn and 1
worked-in thte armory during the Civil
;Vn '' waking rifles (mfazxte leading!
for the union army. In working over
time one day when we boys went te be
home we found the frertt deer en Client
,m l trtt locked and we all climbed out
of the eeend -story window into a rear
Ollcy that took ua outilnte Fifth street.
In doing,. anything like this new I
suppose 'we' would 'nil be brought before
a magistrate, makcSan explanation.
' niin '.. , t,' . -J ,w-' HAZEL.
Philadelphia, June 7, 1022.
Mere Biblical Light on.Llauer
Te (hi Editor ofllf'Kytnine Puttie Ltdeer:
Sir "J. C. .If.' recommended the
r.pisues or the Apostle Bt. Paul se
highly Jn his letter that' I have been
reading1 (he one tq the Remnna, and In
Chapter, jtv, .Terae 21,,, I read that we
should nor, drink wine or "de anything
whereby our brother ts-made te stumble
,f becenie weak, and In his Epistle te
the .Corinthians, In Chapter vl, and
Terse 10, I read that drunkards shall
net inherit the Kingdom of Ged. Yet
"J. C. K." is striving te bring back a
business that does cause his brother te
stumble' and that does produce drunk
ards. He la equally unfortunate in his ref ref
cren,ce. te the Wedding Feast in Caha
of Gelllee. At that feast the Wine was
exhausted. New, instead of bavin the
master of the feast patronize a tavern
or' saloon the Divine Mether of Jestis
requested help, and from water was mad"
wine se different from ordinary wine
that -it attracted the notice of the ruler
of the feast, and although the wedding
guests were se bountifully supplied, no
one was intoxicated. That is the oppo
site of saloons and taverns where liquor
te sold and drunkards are manufactured.
But when the Saviour wns thirsty He
went te the well of Jacob and requested
th'at water be drawn, and when He
fed the 6000. He did. netglvc them
wine.
Ab te prominent persons of the past
using liquor, "J. C. K." picks these
who are gene and cannot open their
lips against arty sort of aspersions that
may be 'cast atainst them. Hut of Hie
living celebrities be might inquire of
c any ArDucaie as te uie Dencnts et
drink ln his career) H.
Philadelphia, June 0, 1022.
The American Flae
Te tht Editor et the Evening Publie Ledger:
Elr Ii the American liar n emblem?
CHARLES R. HUSTON.
Penford. Del., June T, 1022.
Tel.
Questions Answered
Ne Plot Agajnet America
Te the Editor et the Evening PubHe Ledger:
Sir Pleai'e permit me te atk a few quel quel
tlene. Ii It true' that Japan Ii aecretly erganising-
ether Governments acalnat thla Oovern Oevern
mentT ,
la It true that Mexico. Colen, Panama.
Central and Seuth America. Culm, the Ba
hama, the Hawaiian Iilanda, Ruaila
and China are all with Japan In thla ao ae
called movement?
. la It .true that Enaland and France are In
aympathy with Japan a movement?
It anr country leac. Ita governing- power,
does It leae It power ever ether lalandi
which It rules?
Why de the aliens ln thla country aay
aeme 'ether Power will have te alt In Wain
Ington te aettle the colored question that
thla country la unable te de It?
v LUCIA ABENSIO.
Philadelphia, June 6. 1822.
Meat of the foregoing questions. Lucia, un
leaa they are aaked In Jeat, are the reault of
the vapering of badly balanced mlnda which
are perpetually conjuring up bugaboea, diplomatic-and
otherwise, -.for the aele purpeae
of disturbing' nerve-Ja Individuate.
A decided negative I the only aniwer po pe
alble te the Interrogation regarding aecret
alleged dealgna agalnit the peace' and dig
nity of the United State by Japan and the
ether ceuntrle you enumerate. There la no
cenaptracy among the natlena of the world
te upaet the Government at Waahlngten. Our
relation with the capital of Ada, of Eu
rope, of Mexico and of Central and Seuth
America are et genuinely friendly character,
and all talk of malevolent organliatten
agalnat thla Oovernment I iheer non
lent. The ame 'negative I returned te your
queatlen concerning what you aay I the
Idea of "the alien in thla country" et
Waahlngten' .Inability te "settle the colored
qucitlen" without foreign Intervention. Such
Intervention in a purely domestic matter I
f Inconceivable' and rldlculOu. Fay no atten
tien te aueh remark by "the alien In this
country," who would be better employed In
Informing- themielvea en the genius of the
Amerlcan Oevernment.
A country lealng Ita governing power at
home would llkewlie aurrender It control
of lalandi formerly under Ita sway.
Poems and Songs Desired J
"Ye, I'm Guilty"
Te the Editor effhe Evening Public Ledger:
Sir Will you pleaee print the poem of
which the flret veriei are!
" 'Yes, I'm guilty.' the prisoner ald
A he wiped hi eye and bowed hi head.
. HARRY LEBOW.
Philadelphia.. May IT,' 1822.
I'LL PROTECT THE SON OF MY COM-
RAUE JOB
"Tei, I'm guilty," 'the prisoner ald
A he wiped hi brew and bowed hi head!
"Qullly of all the crime you name,
But this lad I net te blame.
It wan I alone who rained the row.
Judge, If jeu please, I'll tell you hew.
Yeu ice tnla boy, he a pale and mm;
We call him 'saint.' but hla name ta Tim.
IIk'h like a preacher In hla way;
He never drlnka or awcar or play,
But kind e'weepa and sighs, all day.
It would break your heart te hear 'him pray,
Why. air, many and many a night,
When grub wa scarce and I wa tight,
I eaw ttiat boy In darkneia kneel
And p'y euch nerda aa cut llke at eel;
It aeemed te warm and light the room
-And aorta chate away the gloom.
And made me think that Oed, perhaps,
Sent him en earth te aave ua chapa,
Thla man that equealed and pulled u In
He keeps a place called Fiddler' Inn.
Where fake and inlde nnd such encamp
Te connive and cheat with lawless- scamp.
Well, Tim and me we didn't knew
Just what te de, or where te go.
And ae we stayed w"h hm taat night.
And this Is hew we hed the tight.
They wanted Tim te take a drink,
But he refused, a. you may think,
And told them hew the foaming bowl
Centalna the fire that kills the eul.
'Drink, drink,' he cried, 'this foaming
beer:
It will make you strong and give you cheer;
Let preacher prate and erean of iln.
But give te me that geed old gin.'
Then Tim knelt down beside his chair
And offered up hla little jirajer.
'Help me, dear Lord,' the child began.
Aa dewn-hie cheeks the big teara ran.
'Te keep the pledge I gave te Yeu.
It will make me atreng and geed and true.
Father and mother, eh, Plead for me;
Tell Christ I long with you te be.'
Then, like a brute., he hit the lad,
Which made my bleed Juat boiling mad.
I guess I mvst have hurt his head,
Fer I atruck hard for the man that's dead.
Ne, the boy ain't go( no folks, no friends
but ,me; ' .
Ills dad was killed in sixty-three.
St et at the front, where the busting rhelf
And cannons sang their songs of hell.
And muskets kissed wlh fiery breath,
Aa brave men fell te their tone of death.
I premised his fnther before he died,
A the life bleed rushed from his wounded
(Id, '
I premised, him. air, and It gave him Jey,
That I would pretect-bis darling boy.
I simply dh what hla father would
And helped the weak, as all men should.
Judge, If I de"' wrong, send me below,
Hut itun tha ion of my comrade, Je.
AVhutT.', Yeu .'forgive, him and ma, tee, en.r
net v vf . a '
, (ictTbid dims W'futtti . Tim,
; t'HVi w,""V ); ,(, j3t" V
IP ' ' V " ; ; ' . thf, nhn YAna t,m ami'k - - tv: . ' .".. ": J.: - im-igigimiii,
1BpiW iF HbTi1 '
iVE3(H ' ir ir iHuB
The Doe Dads are new In China. Of all the
strange people they have met the Chinese appear te
them te be the strangest. Here you see them en a
visit te a Chinese Village.
Old Dec. Sawbones, Flannelfeet, the Cep, and
Percy Haw Haw, the Dude, are having lunch ln front
of a Chinese Tea Shep. On the balcony a muVclan is
singing that famous Chinese sole, Muka-hl-kO-mO-o-e,
and strumming a Chinese guitar. It sounds very sweet
te, the little Chinese Doe Dads but net se te their visi
tors. Flannelfeet Is stepping his ears te keep out the
dreadful noise.
Over the bridge come some of the Doe Dads who
have been out joy-riding in a rickshaw. They are
RADIO IN THE HOME
By HENRY M. NEELY
mlm'mm
f INCOMING WtAK
S!Natf2L2!2n$
1 I volts flln ' rl T I-J
I i I urn im i ... i Tf
Bute.
I yv55ttt!SII! I BULBd
X 'TRANSFORMER dtP
Here is a detector and one stage of amplification. The incoming weak
currents are multiplied ln the detector valve, are again multiplied by
the .transformer and still further multiplied by the action of the second
valve ,
Hew the Amplifying Bulb Works
Everybody who is installing n radio
set wants one or two stages of "am
plificatien." They knew that they can
net operate a leuu-BpcnKing nern or
phonograph attachment without build
ing up the strength of their signals te
such an extent that they will be un
pleasantly loud ln the ordinary head
telephones.- And se the "twe-htnge am
plifier" is se much in demand that
many companies are putting out neat
little cabinets containing the detector
bulb and the two amplif j ing bulbs with
the rest of the necessnry nnnaratus in
closed.
If you understand the operation of
the ordinary audlen bulb, lt Is a Per
fectly slmnle matter te understand the
operation of an amplifying unit.
We hnve learned, in our studies of
the nudien bulb, thnt comparatively
weak currents of electricity that come
In from the ncrlnl and are transferred
te the grid inside the bulb act as n
trigger which alternately relenscs and
steps the strong currents of the "B"
battery In the head telephones.
New suppose we tnke these greatly
atrenirthpncrt hlenals nnd. Instead of
sending them into the telephones, send
them Inte the grid of another specially
designed bulb. Again they will oper
ate it still mere powerful trigger end
deliver te us added electrical strength
from another "I" battery.
If we take this added strength nnd
nut- it into a nnlr of phones we are
using what we call "one stage of am
plification." If, instead of using the phones nt this
stage, we take this amplification and
transfer lt te the grid of still another
bulb we get n yet mere powerful trigger
effect which permits us te ndd the cur
rent of another "" uattery te our
signals. That would be two stages
of amplification. And te we can build
up until we" finally receive signals sev
eral tneuxami llliivn " niwit un iuueu
which come in through the ncrlal.
This strengthening effect Is further
added te In practice by the use et
what we call "amplifying transform
ers." We will net new go Inte nn ex-
Planntlen of hew a transformer works,
t will be bufflcient te knew that you
enn put a comparatively weak alter
nating current into one cell of a trans
former nnd It will come out from the
ether cell with its strength multiplied
a great many times.
And se In ampllflcntlen we keep mul
tlpljlng nnd multlpljlng the strength
of the weak currents brought down te
uh by our ncrlnl.
FlrM the nudien detector multiplies
the current by menus of its trigger ac
tion. It Is again multiplied by the
first transformer and sent Inte the first
amplifying bult. Here It is again mul
tiplied by the trigger action of the bulb
nnd n en In multiplied by the t-ecend
transformer, which Rends It Inte the
second amplifying bulb where the trlg
acr action still further multlnllt-rf it.
Ana w we can ieepen Dulldla m
'usJtU.tre get a deun or mert ttaferet-1
4-5 volts
amplification. This would be sufficient
te make the sound of a fly's footsteps
audible all ever a large auditorium, but
I de net advise any beginner te attempt
te operate a dozen stages of amplifica
tion unless he desires te head himself
for the insane asylum.
In fact, I de net advise the beginner
te attempt amplification at all until
he has thoroughly mastered the opera
tion of the detector bulb nlenc. Am
plification, unless dene by a skilled
man, means the distortion of sounds and
this distortion can be se bad that it
would make Fnrrar's singing of Butter
fly sound like the waitings of a mel
ancholy cow.
Beginners hnve rushed wildly into the
market for two-stage amplifying appar
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Ne current used, no costly lightning arresters, outside
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Technical Dept.
GASTON & CO.
165 Broadway, New Yerk
having a race. Over here near the lamp-pest, some
mischievous young rascals are getting a couple et
Mandarins Inte a pretty be v. The Mandarins are dis
cussing some problem .of high finance, for they are the
millionaires in China.
Here a Chinese juggler is amusing some of the
Doe Dads by Ills clever balancing. AH the time his
companion Is supplying music by beating en a tom tem tom
eom. De you see the Chinese sight-seeing car? It Is
being pushed along by a mule while the driver, through
his megaphone, calls out te the passengers the various
sights of interest. Sleepy Sam is en the front sea
doling away as usual.
atus since this craze started and the
consequence is thnt a let of people are
becoming disgusted with rndle when
they should merely be disgusted with
themselves for attempting te handle
delicate apparatus which is far beyond
ti&rllity of n beginner.
Jwn't be impatient for amplifiers and
leua ,?.jcnkcrs. Yeu won't get satisfac
tion from them until you have learned
te master the moods and mysteries
of your detector bulb nlenc.
Copyright. 192, bu Public Ledger Company
catl)s
.. BECKETT. June 7. THOSIAS. husband of
J , L',e. il"y D- Beckett. Relatives and
ii:. i"? '"X"ea le lunerai. axon, morning, at
Jv , ?a' Solemn requiem mass St.
J.ar& Church 10 A. M. Trains leave Bread
U. '1,atJ?n ar 7.03 A. M.. dayllght-salng
time). Remains may be vlewed Hun. eve
ning, from 8 te 1(1 o'clock, at realdence of
Geerge D. nice. 0231 Vine at . W. I'hlla.
.."IHWKLL. June 8, CARRIE, wife of
it. ! . i"uwn. ienuica ami rrienda In
vited te funeral aerv'cen, Monday. 2 P. M..
realdence 2501 Amber at. Interment Green,
mount Cemetery. Remains may be viewed
Sunday evenlmr.
t BCIECILY- June 8. ELIZABETH, wife of
Julius X. Deegly. aged 48. Relatlvea and
friend Invited te funeral aerWces. Sun . 1
S.. ,2Jcci"8ly; residence of son-in-law.
William K. Pennington-, 2722 H. Colerado at.
Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Sat.
eve.
P.VJKIAN M c City. N. J., June n.
HARRY D., husband of Margaret Rurman.
""iS.CIi'S! of tne 'uneral will e given.
CARROLL June 8. RACHAEL. Idew of
Jame Carrell. Funeral Men.. 2 P. M . from
the residence of her son, Mr. Thes. Cellins.
114 Fern St., Darby, Pa. Friends may call
Sun. evening, from 7 te 0. Int. private.
CLUFF. June 8. 1022. JOSEPH F.. be
loved husband of Mary E. Cluft. Relatlvea
ana rrienda. also emolejea of P. R. T. Ce..
are Invited te attend funeral Men. 8 30 A.
7A:.trem. nl5 ,Ate residence. Olie Wheeler st
(03d and Elmwood ae.) Solemn requiem
mass at the Church of St. Harnabas. nre,
c"l!Lt l' A M int. Hely rr0s Cem
.,OO,L,TOn,Ju,n0,n' LYDIA C, wlfe of Jo Je
leph Coe. Relittlea nnil frl.-ndd Invited
te funeral en Monlay. nt 2 30 P. M . from
tne residence of her een-ln-lnw. Arthur E.
vL,5.t,ln,3i13 J.a?.pr. at- Interment private,
NeJt,n J?pdar Hill (Vmetcry
DALEY (nee McClaln) June 8, KATH
.?F.Jr w" ?f L,eul" " Daley. Relatives
ana friends, also members of St. Jeseph's
Sodality, are Invited te funeral. Men.. 8 30
A. M.. late residence OOWi Jeffersen st.
Solemn requiem mass Church of St. Rese of
Lima 10 A. M Int. Hely Crnsa Cem
DARE. At Wlldnned. X. J.. June 6.
1032. ETTA DARE. Int. Sun'., private. '
. DELAND June 8. 1022. at Dedham.
Mass LAURA CARLISLE, daughter nf the
late Therndlke and Elizabeth M Deland. Int
service at Cem of bt James the Less,
lnll of Schuylkill, Sat.. 10 A. M.
eI!!?y??.B,T70n Iu10 ,?' EDWA.RD. husband
of the late Margaret Devlne, Relatives and
a member, Invited te funeial, en Monday, at
SHe A. It., from hi late realdence, SIS S.
23th at. Solemn .nun of requiem at St.
Antheny'. 10 A. M. Interment New Catne-
"'DONAlluK'-June 8. EMMA Y. DONA
HUE. Relative and friend Invited te fu
neral aervlcea. Men., at 8 P. M., at reil reil
ilenre, 634 Oaul it. Int. Tue., at con
venience, of the family, at Wtat Laurel Hill
DUNLAP. At her residence, G847 Angera
terrace, en June 8, 1822. EMILY ELIZA
IlETH, wlfe of Wlillam H. Ounlap, In her
02d year. Relative and friend are Invited
te the aervlcee, en Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, at the Oliver II. Dalr Oldg., 1820
Chtnut at. Interment private.
EISENLOHR. Suddenly at Pert JITt-
en, N. Y., en June.?,- LOUIS, II.. RISEN
LOHR. aged 62. Relative and friend In-
vlted te funeral ervlce en Saturday at 2
P. M., at late residence. 4200 Pine (t. In
terment private, ..... .
EYNON, At Wlldwoed. N. J.. June 8,
WILLIAM D.. husband of Martha J. Bynon,
in hla ?nth vinr itelatlvra and friends, also
Harmony A. C Ne. 283t Kensington Com Cem
mandery. Ne. B4, K. T..' are Invited te attend
funeral services, at hi late residence. 200
H. 18th t.. Wlldwoed. Sun., S P. M.
Further service Men.. 0:80 A. M., at West
'Laurel Hill Cem. Chapel. . . . .
FMHERTr, June n jiANi,iis riV1"
HEHTY. Relatives and friend, also Dlv,
47. A. O. II., are Invited te attend funeral.
Men., 8:80 A. M.. from the residence of
James McNerney. 8858 N. Darlen St. Solemn
maaa of requiem at the Church of JH. Ve
ronica 10 A. M. Int, Cathedral Cem.
FLEMING. June 8. MARY B... wlf of
Jehn Fleming and daughter of the late I ellx
nnd Helen Menan tnee -anyj. ,em"v "
friend are Invited te funeral. Men., 8.30
A. M.. from her late realdence. 1484 Mont Mont
eose st. Solemn mas of requiem at Bt.
Teresa' Church 10 A. M. Int. Hely Cress
CeelvLLAaHCn. June 8. 1022. MARGARET
A., daughter of Franc! and the late Char Char
eotte Oellagher. aged ,20. Relatives and
friends Invited te funeral. Men., 8 30 A. M..
from residence of her aunt, 3217 Japer
it. Solemn requiem mass at the Church of
the Ascension, 10 A. M. Int. Hely Sepulchre
CORAY. June 7. JOHN M.. husband of
Minnie dray. Relative and friend, also
empleyes of the Building and Construction
Dcpt. of P. R. T.. Invited te attend funeral,
Men., 2 P. M., residence. 0300 Paschall nve.
Int. private. Friend may call Sun eve
OUNDERMAN. On June 8. ELIZA
I1ETH widow of Jehn Oundermann, aged
08 year Relative nnd friends Invited te
funeral services en Monday at 1:30 P. M..
at her late realdence, 1040 N. 3d St. In
terment private. Hillside, Friends may call
Sunday evening, .,.
HALLMAN. On June 8. 1022. HENA
JONES, wlfe of William J. Hailman. Serv
ice en Monday morning at 10 o'clock, at the
Oliver H. Dalr Dldg., 1820 Chestnut St.
Interment private.
HALLOWELL. At Wayne. Pa., June 8,
MARY E. HUNTEn, wlfe et Frederick F
Hallewell, aged 50 years. Funeral pri
vate, at convenience of family. Kindly emit
flowers.
HANDSDERRY. June 0, ELMIRA,
daughter et latn Jeseph and arah C, Hands
berry. In her 80th ear. Funeral services at
hrr late residence, 6222 Oermnntewn ave..
Men, 8 P. M. Int. private. ....
HAU8MANN. On June 0.1022. CHAnLBS
It., son of Matilda Wndell and the late
Charles H. Hausmann. ngd 45 years Rcla-
fltBH mnA frlanla el.n n.im Trlh Nn. 113.
I. O. R. M.i Charles Klein New Year Asso
ciation,, and 48th Ward Republican Club, are
invitea te tne services, Tucsaay aiiernoeir.
at 2 o'clock, at hla lale residence, 2205 S.
24th at. Interment private. Viewing Mon
day evening.
HERITAGE. June. 7. SUSANNAH T
HERITAGE, daughter of the late Gerard
and 'Mary Weed. Relatives and friends are
Invited te attend funeral, from the resi
dent of her son. H S. Heritage. West St..
Olassbore. N. J.. Men.. 10 A. M. (daylight-savins-
time). Int. Blackwood. N. J. .
HISER. June 7. WALTER, husband of
Mary Hlser, aged 04. Relatives and friends
are Invited te funeral. Men.. 3 P. M.. from
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Fuesher. 451B Smedley st. Int. Northwood
Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.
HORNBEROER June 8. WILLIAM T..
husband of Kathcrine Hernberger (nee
Myers). Relatives and friends, also empleyes
Ph'la. Electric Ce. nnd all organlratlens
of which he wea a member, are Invited te
funeral, Men., 2 P. M., from hla late resi
dence, 8310 Longshero st , Tacony. Int.
East Cedar Hill Cem. Remains may be
vlewed Sun.. 7 te 0 P. M.
JARVIS. On June 7. 1022. MARY A.,
daughter et the late Charles and Mary A.
Jarvls. Funeral services Sat.. 2 P. M..
at the Oliver H Pair Bldg.. 1820 Chest
nut at. Int. private.
JOSEPH. June 7. 1022. ANNA, wife of
James H Jeseph. Relatlvea and friends In
vlted te funeral, Menriav, 8 30 A. M.. resi
dence of son-in-law. 1231 Alrdrle ave. Sol
emn requiem mass at St. Stephen's Church
10 A. M. Interment Hely Cress Cemetery.
KURZ. June 8. LEONARD B.. huseand
nf the late Anna Kura (nee Hoffmann), aged
70, Relatives and friends, also members et
Canstatter Velksfest Vareln. Phtia, Ledge,
Ne. 30. D. O. H.. are Invited te services,
Men.. 2 P. M residence, 122 Seuth st. Int.
Fernwood Cem. Viewing 8nn. eve.
LAWTON. June 8. 1022. EVA LAWTON
(nee Wlngcrt). beloved wife of Heward Law.
ten, aged 24. Relatives and friends are In
vited te attend funeral, Monday, 2 P. M..
parlors of William H. Strlnaneld. 3001 W.
Susquehanna nve. Interment Mount Peace
cemetery. Frlenda may call Sunday evening.
McCAUL June 7. CHARLES McCAUL.
late of Atdara. County Denegal, Ireland.
Relatives and friends Invited te funeral,
Monday.. 0:30 A. M., from his brother's
residence, 2020 Swain st. Solemn requiem
mass St. Francis Xavier Church 11 A. M.
Interment Hely Cress Cemetery.
McDEVITT. On June 8, 1022. JOSEPH
J , husband of Ella and son of the late Jehn
and Hannah McDevltt. Ralatlves nnd friends
invited te runeral. en .Monday, nt P 30 A. AI.,
from hli Inte residence. 30?n iSnlmen st.
Solemn lequicm maai at the Nativity H. V.
M. Church, nt 10 A. M. Interment Hely
eepuicnre i emetery.
McDEVITT, June 7. MARY A., widow of
James McDevltt. Funeral Men , 8 30 A. M..
from her late residence 2220 Aspen st. Sol
emn mass of requiem at St. Francis Xavier's
Church, 10 A. M. Relatives and friends,
also II. V. M. Sodality and Lndles' T. A. B.
Society, are Invited. Int Cathedral Cem
MERS5. June 8, JOHN H., son of Harry
una v 101a ierz men lanninyj ueiauves and
friends are Invited te attend funeral serv
ices. Snt.. 2 P. M . at his parents' residence.
110 W. Clarksen ave Int. private, Hillside
com.
METCALF. On June 8. 1022, ELIZA
nETH THOMPSON wife of Jehn Metcalf.
Relatives and friends are Invited te the serv
ices, en Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at
her late residence 3713 Cuthbert st. Inter
ment at Fernwood Cemeterj. Viewing Sun
day evening.
MILLER. June 0. 11122. MARY R.. wife
ei a. juiiud .Miner ami uaugmer or tne late
Ambrose and Theresa Relber. aged 53.
Relatlvea and friends Invited te funeral.
Men.. 8.30 A. M . reldnce. 0027 Wayne
nve . Germnntenn helcmn requiem mass
ueiy uress unurcn Mt Airy nve.. 10 A. M.
Int Helv Sepulchre- Cem.
MONTREY. June 8, nt his residence.
4011 N. Franklin st . RAYMOND A., beloved
son of Arthur I. and Anna M. Montrey. nged
2 yrs. 10 mes Funeral services Sun . 2 P.
M . aV the First Prcsbterlan Church. Colum
bus W. J
O'DONNELL June 7 1022. at his late
realdence, Bread st and Chelten nve.. Oak
Lane. THANK J., beloved husband of
Cecelia F. Brennan O'Donnell, nged 48. Due
notice of funeral will he u'ven
O'NEILL. June 7 ELIZABETH L . wife
nr the late Tnemas J u .-seni, sr . aged Ttt
Relatives nnd friends fire lrulted te attend
funeral services. Sat . - P M . at the rest.
:enc9 e! her son. Merris M O'Neill. (130S
K. -Jlst st Int. Mt Morleh. Remains may
be viewed Frl. eve
PARR June I). 11. F , husband of Mlllan
W Parr, need 72 funeral sen lees nnd
interment private Men , 2 P M late real
denre Treese, Tn,
I'inUlY. On Tliursdnv, Inne 102; nt
Washington. D C MARY OAM.OWAY
KARR. widow of Sentnn Peru- n.id dnuahter
of the lat William M and Mary Whllldln
rarr or I'hllailclphln. ra
RECKEWEd. June 8, VERONICA M .
wife of William A Reckeuec and daughter
et Philip and Matilda Hammer Funeral
ervlces Men . 2 P. M at hr residence.
211 10th a., Hadden IIelBhts N J Int liar
lelnh Cem Friends may call Sun eenlnB I
lu-.u.l.l. un June u, 22, MAIIC1AUKT
K . wlTe of the lute Rebert I Rellly, of
Wnrifntnn Vn, Netlm of funernl Inter
Pt'tAnnt. In Tnne ( in'JO AW.V
HOE1IN, wife of Frank nichards Funeral
stivuei en Memmy et -J I' M , ut hr late
reaiuence i;t- tlrnnil view rnnH Anlmnr.
Pn. Interment Fernwood Cemetery Friends
may call Hunday evening, 7 te I)
IUI.kx. sueneniv. nt HrneKljn, N Y.
AMANI1A 13 RILEY (nee Mack), ulilnw of
Charles II Riley. Relathes and friends In
lted te attend funernl serv'ces Men, 3 P.
M.. at her son's residence, 2417 N Marshall
st. Int private Northwood Cem Ilrmnin.
mav be lewed Sun, 7 te in P. M
rieiir-ij-s. -Jn June ti, ig-.'-.' EMMA I. ,
daughter of the lata Ralrh and Leulsn Rob Reb
Min, aged 81 years. Rclatlvei and friends
nre Incited te the services, en Mendnv after
noon, at 2 30 o'clock, nt the Ollser II Hilt
lllilg . 1820 Cheatnut st. Interment prl
ate RODnnAUOH On June 7, 1(122, ANNA,
wife of Harry Redebatigh. Relntles and
friends lnlt ii te the ser!cei en Hiuidav, Bt
2 o'clock, nt hr Inte residence, 2nin Hum
mer st. Interment private nt I,eerlnKten
Cemetery, trlends may call Saturday ee.
ntVrHSCIin.n. Tune 7 nt Rochester.
N. Y SARAH ETTINOKR wife of lata
Henry Rothschild aged 0 Funeral at the
convenience of the family.
rlCHANZ June S, JOHN v F. husband
of Mary M-han (nee Martin) Rclitlven and
friends also cmplees of llrldesbure Lentlier
Ce., R II. Foerderer Leather Workers'
Asse.. ln Ited te funernl. Men H in a i
late residence. IS28 E. Paclrtc st High mass
nt St Jean nf Arc Church 10 A. M. Int. nt
jlf.iv niirnre uem.
SCOTT June fi JOHN J,, son of Jane
Rhlle nnd the lute Jehn J. Scott. Relnt'vea
nnd friends Invited te funernl services Men
!! P. M . mother's residence, 2830 Jarkseii
t. Interment Fernwood Cemeterv. kvi.nj.
mav call Sunday. 8 te 10 P M,
DHirii, June n. iiiji riiJ.A M., daugh
ter of Jehn and late Margaret Smith and
granddaughter of late William end Sarah
Mclntyre nged 20 Relatives nnd frltnds.
sle II V. M. and Hacred Heart Soeletles. St
Michael's alumni nnd empleyes et A. T. & T
UNDKKTAKEKS
f DIAMOWP
WILLIAM L. CRAVEN'S.. SONS
Members Philadelphia Real Estate Beard
1546 North Seventh St. 2019 Columbia' Ave.
We Offer for Sale the Following Proper ties:
4040 N. Bread
1826 N. Franklin
18 rms,
12 "
1511 N. lftth.
1810 N. 12th
1488 N. 7th 11
822TW. 8anem 11
1202 tt. Hutchlna'n 10
1385 K. Montgem'y 10
2157 N. Camae 10
2130 N. 7th R
1640 N. Alder
1017 Euclid ave 8
1815 Memphis. 3 Sty.
1582 N. Fawn 7
1248 W. Hagrard 7
2007 N. Warnock T
2058 N. Philip T
1841 N. Darlen 7
2038-2035 N. Heward
2082-2084 N. Hep
lflld N. Camae 6
1562 N. Darlen 6
1141 W. Oakdale 5
Ambler ave., 8 dwg.
1604-1800 Tulip 4
017 N. Franklin
1287 N. 1 2th
1218 N. Hutchln'n
1900 N, 8th
1855 N. Camae
1051 N. Marvlne
1012 N. Alder
1204 N. Bartaln
880 E. Almend
IRS N. Darlen
2000 N. Warneek
)tl Mamnhla.
8088 Melvale 7
1750 P.O. N.R.R. 7
Iflll N. Fawn. 3 ty.
2568 N. Waterloo fl
604 W. Oxford fl
1425 K Oxford 5
618 Edgely 8
1354-188(1 E. Berks 4
220 Wlldey, 11600
STORES
Cerner Frent Susquehanna Ave.. 40 ft. front, 89 ft. deep, 4 lore and 1 dwalllM.
808 W. Nerrl .0 rm. 2001 E. Nerrl. corner I 2448 N. 2d "
"SIBLEY BUILDING" AT AUCTION
LOT 62 x 106
1214-1220
X
" WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1922.' AT. 12 M.
AT THE REAL. ESTATE SALESROOMS
.1519-21 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
Full particulars ln handbills. , '
By order of Ames H. Sibley, Executer of the Estate of Gideon Sibley,
SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & CO... Auctioneers
1619-21 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
CENTRAL FACTORY LOCATION
AT AUCTION
17,000 SQ. FT. WITH RAILROAD. FRONTAGE
S. W. COR. 5TH & WILLOW STS.
(FRONTAGES ON BTH WILLOW CAL1X)WH1LJ JIANDOLH STS.)
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21,. 1922. AT 12 M." .
AT THE REAL ESTATE SALESROOMS
1519-21 CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
Full particular, plana, etc., la handbills.
SAMUEL, T. FREEMAN A CO., Auctioneer
1510-21 Chestnut .St.. Philadelphia
"AUCTION
Property
1712 Vine Street $8,000.00 $22,000.00 JS
N. E. Cor. 7th and Arch Streets .... $65,000.00 . $66,500.00 ,
901 S. 16th Street $3,100.00 . . , $4,625.00
306 S. Frent Street $14,000.00 $16,100.00
In the present condition of the market "Auction Results" are unusually ,f
oaf ififnptnYnr
CAN WE
SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers
1619-21 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
SUBURBAN HOMES FOR $5800
COMPLETELY MODERN
Six large rooms and bath. Twin houses.
Lets 22 ft. by 80 ft.
LOCATED IN A VERY DESIRABLE SECTION OF PHILADA.
within one block of trolleys and all conveniences. These homes can
be purchased en very reasonable terms,
WITH CARRYING CHARGES OF $35 PER MONTH
plus a small additional payment te reduce second mortgage.
Fer particulars apply
LEHMAN & SNYDER
YORK ROAD & ERIE AVE. v TIOGA 9283
HEATHS
Ce. nre Invited te attend funeral, Men.,
R 30 A. M . from her late residence. 1(100 N.
2d st. Solemn requiem mass at St.
Michael's Church. 10 A. M. precisely. Int.
New Cathedral Cem.
SMITH. Suddenly. June R. 1022. IRVING
O . Jr., son of IrUns a. nnd Ellrabeth M
Smith (nre Robinson), aged 1 enr nnd fl
months Relntles nnd friends arc tnvltd
te nttend funernl. Sat . IP M . parents'
resldence 322 Franklin ave,, Cheltenham,
Montgomery Ce Int. i.-jwnvlew Cem.
SMITH June 8 1022. MARY A , widow
of Augustus W. F. Smith. Relatives nnd
friends, also members of P.ethlhcm llnptlst
Church nnd Science Council. Ne fl2. I), of
I. Invited te funeral services. Men., 11 A.
M nt late residence. 2100 N 17th st. Int.
nt" Oreenmeunt Cem. Remains may be
nRNnn.-" 87. Mn w sterner.
nged 01 Relatives and friends, also Decatur
Circle Ne. 85. II of A.. Invited te funeral,
Sun . I P M. (standard time) late residence.
Trevose. Ta. Int, Ferest Hills Cem. Train
for Trevese leaves Reading Terminal 11,17
'tHORNT: June 8, nt Rrlstnl, Pa, VIO
LET HELEN, vvlfe of Leitcr D Theme nnd
daughter of Marv Ellrabeth nnd Inte Frank
H Welk Relatives and friends Invited te
funeral, from residence of her mother 217
Woshlngten et Bristel, p-j sun. nt 3 P I
M. Int private, Itrlstel Cem i
VAN ARTSDALEN Suddenly June R nt
Wlldwoed, N. J . EDWARD, husbnnd of
Catharine Osberne Van Artsdalen nged (11
Relatives and friends, also police of the 3,1th
district, are Invited te -ittend funeral serv
ices Men.. 2 P M late residence. 5422
Mascher st OIney Int St. Jimes' M E. ,
Oreund. Frlenda may call Sun., 7 te 0 '
P. M. i
WALLACE On June 8. at the Prreer
Heme. Oermantewn. -MAUl.A-UET ELIZA, i
IlETH WALLACE Funeral services en '
Saturdav nt 3 P, M. Interment prlvnte. .
WEAVER Entered into rest June 7,
1022, MAROARET II . widow of Edward O, I
Weaver, and daughter of inte William R.
nnd Emmn K. Olbsen. Relatives nnd frlenda
Invited te funernl servlces. en Monday nt I
P M . at residence. 1048 Pine st . Darby.
Pa Interment private Greenwood (K of
p.) Cemetery. Frlenda may call Sunday. 8 .
te 10 P- M.
WEISEIl On June 0 1 022. WILLIAM P I
husband of Sallle F, velser (nee Legar.). I
aged 17. Relattves and friends, also the
organisatiens of which he was a member '
Invited te funsral services en Saturday, at
J P M . at his residence 22S N 7lh st
Camden. N J. , Int private, Ilnrlrlgh Cem
Friends may call Friday 7 te 0 P. M
YOUNG June 7. 1022. JOHN, husband,
of Sarah II. Yeung (nee Cuckle), Relatives
snd friends are Invited te attend funeral
Sat , 2 30 P M from his late residence. 430 I
Cottman St.. Cheltenham. Int. Lawnvlew
Cem. Remains mav be viewed Frl eve
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
1835 SPRUCE SJREET
Id feet frontage, doctors' suites and
modern apartments, 13 rooms, 3
baths
J. CUTLER FULLER
10 S 1STH ST.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
"iinft Dickinsen
2345 Moere
1247 8 27th, 7 rms,
143d S. L'4tb. 8 rms,
2114 Mifflin (cer.)
1430 8 21th. 8 rms.
2016 Mifflin. 0 rms.
2223 Thv nut
Cc and let us talk it ever,
SIMON WEISS, Realtor
1020 PT IWKKZK AVE
504 SOUTH 2D STREET
FOR COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DOCK arilKI-.T HKCTION
MAGEE AND RODGERS
1200 IXiCUST ST BPRlTcr: I1207-02C8
FACTORIES
Ware Houses.
loers, Factory Sites.
J. L Stevensc
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with garage
1814 N. nth
1928 N. 18th
2028 N. Rtli
2127 N. 19th
1220 N. Hutchlna'n
1825 N. 12th
2147 N. Camae
1803 Memphl
1711 N. Marshall
1788 N. Marshall
1983 N. Alder
1885 N. Darlen
472 N. Orlanna ,
1018 B. Montgem'y
2220 N. Lelthgew
211 N, Darlen
8408-8410 N. V t.
eftla PS. riauAhln
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247-240 Jiffren, S atr.
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FT. TO HEAR ST.
FILBERT ST.
RESULTS"
Assessment Spld 6-7-22
SERVE YOU?
SAMUEL T. FOX & COMPANY
S. E. COR. 0TH AND CALLOWHIL1. STS.
SITE FOR AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY
252(1 X. Ilread St.: let 23x177 ft. 10 Ins.
through te Carlisle st.
1407 Cumberland st . corner of Carlisle
at.: deslrnble location for auto supplies and
repnlrs.
S W. cer. 17th and Master sts . . $12.(100
1715 Master st.. N E, cer. Beuvler O.Oim
1015-17-23 Sharswood st . ... R.nej
4114-HM8 Kensington ave .. 0,(IO
1237-30-01-03 N. llth St.. S E
, cer. llth ami Thompson sts 18.000
1428 N. 10th st , through te Alder st B.oen
320 Iximbai d st 5 000
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g Tvi well-lecited stores en Frank-
ig ford nve , one n double front and
ii the ether a Blnale front, offered at
s5 prices which make them renl bargains
and worth looking into Write, phone
or call at our Ileulevard office.
Wemlng 0800
Sta-txtT0RS--,O'
Reulevard. Cerner Rising Sun ave.
1518-20 LOCUST STREET
Let 40x120 te Latimer st : hardwood
floors, electric light, het water and
het-air heating tiled baths, rapidly
improving neighborheod: for shops, of.
flees, apartments, advantageeua terms
1 C.F.Simen, 112 S. 16th St.
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g Let 23x204 te Chancellor st. : B-story
irmuriitr, u ruems, oatnreotns,
steam heat, electric light, elevator,
pump and tanks; especially adapted
for professional offices and apts
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112 S 20TH ST.
LOT 23x80 FEET
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1200 Loeuet st. Sprue 0201-flJO
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1631-35 LUDLOW ST.
LOT lx40
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1207 LOCUST STREET
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