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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
BAD STORM AT cENrERvILLE.

:Railrsad Traffic paratyzsa hys NfAats-
outs and Crops Damaged.
Centervilie, Juno 13-A heavy raina
fall and electrical storm. which struck
this vicinity late last night severely
damage dcrops In this section and tied
up railway traffic as well az telegraph
and telephone communication. Three
and one-half inches of rain fell during
the last two days. Railroad traffic was
paralyzed because OF washouts at SUI
dan and communication to many parts
Of the state was cut off.
Ten and four -hundredths inches Of
rainfall have fallen since June II was
announced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Munitions Factory pisaster.

Paris, June 13.-The French min
estry of munitions announced this
afternoon that an accident had hap
pened in one Of the principal automo-
bile factories now making munitions.
A large number Of wounded. it is said
had been taken to the hospital The
ruins Of the factory are being searched
No definite information had this far
been obtained concerning the number
OF dead or wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
APPEALS TO SMALL INVESTORS.
aclub Together and Buy Bond" Says
Secretary Wilson.

4
washington. June 1s-Small sub
scribers investing in $50 and 500 bonds
have swelled the liberty loan nearer the
81. 900, ,oooo 900 mark. treasury officials
said today, and additional thousands OF
these are looked for before Friday
night when the subscription period
closes. It is estimated that sub
scribers to the loan now total 100000
persons.
{ Secretary Wilson to workers Of the
sent this appeal:
.'If you can not buy . bond outright
you can make arrangements with your
employers or some bankers to buy 1t on
the @!..4sil..e.t plan, cs nG..ssS oe
you can get together. each putting in
his mite to buy bond. Every dollar
counts. Let me appeal to you rs you
value our free institutions to make ev-
cry sacrifice necessary to buy . bond
and do Il now " Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
aahx kaet Inaueet Yardio.

4 Springfield. Mo-. June ia coron-
er,s jury which heard the testimony Of
the four men who recovered the body
OF the baby, Lloyd Xsst, the Springfield
bankers son. from an old we'll ON the
.Crenshaw farm last Saturday. return al
. verdict hero today that the child
''came to mis- death AZ the hands Of Z
party or parties to this Jury unknown. !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
PAGE ONE.


PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:
Two Big Liners Torpedoed.
Nearly 200 Lives Lost
German Air Raid over London Takes
Heavy Toll.
Pershing and STAFF Reach Paris.
u. s. Had No Hand In Greek Coup
National Banks May Save Liberty
Loan.
First Stacker Sentenced Goes to
Prison.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FIVE.
Iowa News:
Draft Quota Not Based on Registra-
tlon.
Des Moines Wins Because of Pro-
hlbtion.
Davenport Full OF Slackers.
Army Balloouists Come to Grief.
Most Unfavorable Week For Crops.
Review of Sports,
Grecian King Forced to Abdicate.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Real Man.
PAGE FOUR.
EditorlaI:
The Demand For Doctors.
Nagglng at Congress.
The Advantage of Decency.
Topics OF the Times.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Whirlwind Liberty Campaign.
To Canvass County Next Two Days.
Northwestern Railroad Men Re-
spond.
Seven Graduated From st. Mary's.
Ansons Win In Pitchers Battle.
To Have Summer School.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Tends Downward
Corn Weakens.
Cattle Easy.
Hogs Sell Higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13

London, June 13.-Ths death Of
forty nine persons and the injury
Of 200 in today's air raid was an
nouneed in the house Of lords to.
day by the Earl Of Derby, ssers.
tary Of state for war. The sscrs.
tary said he feared these figures
would be sxcssded when fuller 70.
ports had hssn rsesived.
Ten Of the killed." he said, "and
fifty Of the injured were childrsn."
Several engagements between
German and British airpIanes 90.
Cured during today's raid but the
results at present are uncertain,
It was announced today.
The official statement says mum.
erous bombs fell rapidly in the east
end Of London. The raid over the
city lasted about fifteen minutes.
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t.l.s1.65s.oo .0oo.

washington, june iS.-6unscriptton
to the liberty loan, forwarded TO all
reserve banks, the treasury Department
announced today. totalled 31,ssS, ,00O. 900
at noon today. These llgures were
based- upon reports OF all reserve banks.
The New York district. with subscrip- =
tions .tptaling $76s. .ooo,o 900. y the only
distssct which has excee4ed the min
imum allotment n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
LID. FOR HARDING
South Dakota School Disnifi.. lows

vermil1ion, g. D., June 13.-An hon.
orary LID degree1was conferred upon
Governor w. T. Harding, OF Iowa by
the University o{r South Dakota today
in recognition Of the fact that he is the
tirst graduate Of TINT institution to be-
come ! govsrnor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Pershina Rsaehe. Paris.

Perohin0 HeAchoS Parls.
Paris, June 13.-Major General Per-
shing arrived in Paris late today. The
general received tumultuous welcome
as he proceeded thru the tllronged
bonlevards At the station he was
welcomed by Marshal Joffre, Ambassa-
dor Sharp and Paul Painleve, minister
Of wars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13

The payment Of transportation on the !
lines OF New York City during 1916
was $3.50 per capita, During the year
the Interborough Transit Company
carried a total Of 37l l,505. St2. an In &
creasc OF s5.ss;;ss.ssss sec
YaaE n S &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
First Stacker to be
Sentenced Gets Long
Tern, in Pen;tentiary

New York, June IA penitentiary
sentence Of eleven months and twenty
nine days for not registering u.lder the
selective draft law was imposed by
United States Judge Chatfield in
Brooklyn today on Herman P. Levine,
a school teacher and college graduate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
Tho Weather.

Sun rises June IL at 4:22 sets at 1898
Iowa--Fair tonight and Thursday and
Friday; cooler tonight: warmer Thurs
day; southerly winds,
Range OF temperature al Marshall
town: Tuesday, SO and So; Monday, SO
and 81; June IL, 1915, SO and SO. At
o'clock this morning. 81; yesterday. 70.
Rainfall Tuesday. i.03 inches
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
stiff sent,nce For An.rehi,t.

#4ts 0sU SOnSOUC0 foT AnArcniSS.
New York. June 13.-Louis Kramer,
self-confessed anarchist, was sentenced
here today to two years in Atlanta
prison and ordered to pay fine Of
$4,000 for conspiracy in distributing
nti-conscription literature. He also
received year in Jail for falling to
register.
Maurice Becker, convicted with
Kramer on the conspiracy charge, was
sentenced to one year and eight
months at Atlanta.
When sentence was pronounced there
was loud applause from the spectators.
Women Want Husbands conseriptsd.
Washington, June 13.-Among the
thousands of letters reaching the pro-
vost marshal's Office these days from
wives, mothers and sweethearts, ask
ing exemptions for their men, officials
were amused today to find several
from wives recommending that their
usbands be conscripted.
One woman said her husband didn't
want to go to war, but had no good
reason for not going, and tipped" the
war department that It would be just
as well to make q soldier OF him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13

London, June 13.-The east end OF
London was bombarded today by If
teen aeroplanes. A large number OF
British planes pursued the Germans
over Essex A bomb struck school
house, killing ten children and injur-
ing fifteen. One German plane 10 re-
ported to have been brought down.
Andrew Bonar Law. member 81 the
British war council, stated in the house
of commons today that thirty-ona per-
sons had been killed and sixty .seven
injured in the city Of London alone.
Tho Casualties IN tho whole metropoli.
tan area are not yet known.
Raid in DayliuhA
The German aeroplanes appeared
over London shortly before noon. A
great battle in the air followed and
the invaders were fought by. aircraft
guns and aviators.
This is q fourth raid made by, Ger
mans In the new series of aerial ats
tacks Ia which planes. have been sub
stituted Tor zeppelins because of the
heavy destructiontof of the zeppe1ins. AS
on previous OCCASIONS the aeroplanes
made the attack in daylight The last
previous raid was on June s. when
planes dropped bombs on Kent and
Essex and killed thirteen people.
Poor Suhsr Heavily.
The east end Of London, In which Hive
the city,s poor, suffered heavily from
the raid. Bombs fell in many congest-
ed districts, and while the number Of
casualties has not yet been ascertalned,
two hospitals report handling OF. ups
wards Of nifty cases, four Of whomi died
and many Of whom were seriously in
jured.
Official Report.
The following official statement was
issued:
Fifteen hostile aeroplanes ware
heard crossing the Essex coast. pass
ing in the vicinity of the More at about
II q. m. They proceeded in the direc-
tion Of London. separating when they
had covered about half the distance. !,
THE east end Of London has 6sen
attacked and bombed but no rsparts
have yet been received Of casualties or
damage done. Anti-aircraft guns Of
the London defensive have been IN 90.
tion. A large number Of aeroplanes a4e
still in pursuit"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
Russian Giant 10 Sick.

1 stncl. hoIm J,,na l3.-S 7 InrarefY.
smin,ster ~ fnance 1t the MOSCOW
roaet;nrs said. .rhe food conditions in
sR,,s.,. are neither isolated nor unique.
4 !. Z matter ~ fact. the whole country
.aem. a be on Z wav to be pulyerized.
N many nlaces local governments are
q, sccvrnleta chaos. treasures are emp
- ara ,,ennIa Are ref1,sine. to nav their
at.rea
ssl..,rhe copntrv,s terrible 6nanciai con
A,t,nns comnelss u ia mace On the order
a ~ ~ 5 ~ .no..ibiiItv 81 temporar-
4 ,.s 1n,,;s,ss ,,.,r;nsrf. N. n. - not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
TWO BIG SHIPS
FALL VICTIMS
Of U-b0ATS
South Atlantic Line Steam
er Saquanna Torpedoed
and Sunk.
MORE THAN 1000
PERSONS ON BOARD

One Hundred Ninety Men Reported
Lost With ship-Saquanna Owned in
Paris-Ledyard Liner Anglican, En-
Route Boston to Liverpool Sunk
BY German Submarine-Ali Members
Of Grow Reported Saved Except Five
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13

Training Camp Fer Cocks.
Z u C.i1icaro:a June 13.-AC CampS for train
Sias army cooks will Be established BY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-13
GERMAN Planes
DROP b0MbSOM
EAST LONDON
Many Killed and Injured In
New Raid Over Coast
of England.
SCHOOL HOUSE HIT
AND PUPILS KILLED

East End Occupied by Homes OF Poor
Suffer HsaviIy-Thirty- One Dead
and sixty-Seven Injured In City Of
London-CasuaIties at othsr Points
Not sported-6ritish Airnsn Give
Chase to Fleet Of Fifteen Airskips.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
THERE ARE SEVERAL
WAYS OF SECURING

AN APARTMENT
But suppose, instead of trying all these dif-
ferent ways. you just call at this offlce-the
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Tell your requirements. The leading and
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NORMAN s.: SHERWOOD
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sIee liSht; @ 10 pEN min 70 s city Hall ihoroushIy
Z. II. APsLEY. 5Sth and Springfield ave.
HousEKEEPING, HousEKEEPIN APIS, all, parts of city;
for information. Samuel Stern. 1901 Chestnut
GREY CABLES a AND 8 ROOM APART
MENTS: SHOWER; FURN. OR UNFJJRN .
REAsoNABLE. si2-sif N 33D ST. '
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Statesmen

Yes-it is true our salesmen do make more
money than they could by selling anything
Yes-four-nfths Of our successful statesmen
never sold books before We teach you all
We particularly want statesmen who have
sufficient executive ability to handle other
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The Handy Volume Edition advertised by
81 required with order. We work leads ex-
clusively and give you drawing account.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MEAT & PROVISION STORE

we,estadSd,sheas dd sos stand Gork nr road suburb
hxtures; excellent locality. Estab. 10 years.
G. p. PETERS & SON. COS CHEsTNUT ST.
could not supply the demand for our product;
We are a close corporation and need good
man with capital to become actively inter-
ested NJ AIT. Ledger Office.
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pnArne


xQE14--rsb. -. SARAH q. TURN. wife of
.v~s ana ends ri 'n iuytsa @ to sSnsrs SS ssaves
e. Turn vins March ! upon arrival Of train
fFf s'SpoossSss q MONTH s 10Th LAURA IT,
wife cf John r. Tyson. aged 50. Relatives and
sss FSsSs. F'S $..;ar Essss % rs
Ssss q 81 !s sSSi s $ $s q
liam ~. wentz tnee Ennisl. aged A. Relatives
' Is. n; PaisStipe shrine No 3 InvIted TO fS 10.
sssusy: ssss Gem 'Oo northeast
psSs s. and ss IT, ASN sSS SsqssfC 81 Rel
s!vss and friends p; y; NJ sodslity and SACRED
s..ss ss:!sss aS!sS g fgHss FIRss s3G
IT, Ess Ss.nSeFfA g! eAREEs. REsERs husband of
vi,ed 70 funeral services, Thurs. p. m, 27io
Hayes ave-, Capden. n. J. Int private Airing
@HfTE.--Fob. rs, GEORGE husband Of
syss to ionssa nss Int Tr GR S% Gem 5000
rSSd IL wsy nss ss sSsd SIE E yg g. nS
snds mspbess Of Memorial ia tnS and Erie Ays
stn0?a' sst,. p. W.. ahS,sSnSs ESsidenss, 5aaS y,
kT k:%sss s s' 5fs c' Aye iS;','
ana TsPd, A ba4 n Rdt 70 isS i cS:,na9 TS: &
INT wlTscS HgsscsSss SyFsS ysS;mlaF IT, FMiGr F. WILSON
croft. aged e5. Funeral services Thurs. p. m.
s0is 0YiARRIcRsFse. lsaS %. at Delaware Water GAP
Ms% s1sSTsnste & ,s%iltSs fssa @ Lodge No 500 and
sobn GssPte no. NG 81 x r.
g. s'rSIdis%'f s invited TED to - funeral sssySs,
f,uti.r 81. Int. Westminster Gem.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

HAyERFORD - Desirable apartment; living
room, bedrooms. bath. dining roonf, pantry
kitchen, servants bedroom; furnished for
summer months. YARROW VAN PELT
nth and Chestnut.
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT


PELHAM COURT was not built to make a
the best and are accustomed to receive itA-sf
a price which. considering what you do A.
mand and receive is moderate--it will msfs
a strong. compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT, is located at Carpente,,s
Station Germantown, just off beautiful lin.
coin Drive. on the Pennsylvania Railroad: IA
or so trains day surely transportatios
enough for anyone,
suites Gf rooms, s,vS and 1 l, hath to Q room
PELHAM COURT is qulet, perfe4<
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an AZ
solutely ideal and exclusively suburban locsr
In a word you may come to PELHAM
with characterization unexcelled. an ideally cos.
You may select an apartment of the size te
suit your individual needs you will And Al
your housekeeping problems solved and takeS
care OF for you absolutely without effort -
your part; you will find table of the utmc7
excellence at a most moderate price. and NJ
same courtesy service and attention s uni.
form throughout the entire establishment
For full information arrangements for d.
spection and reservations. call phone or wrl>
to
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
. l4l1 WALNUT ST.
or his representatives on the premisis 4
Pelham Court
Appointments may be made for automobleG
to call at your residence or business place and
convenience and pleasure.
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PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN

CYNWYD-PENNA. --
WANT AN APARTMENT?-SUNiI BRIGHT.
large rooms. hot-water heat, sun parlor Tne
"Cynwyd House." at Cynwyd, has them; only
90 minutes from Broad St. Station: goo1
food and service. Telephone Cynwyd 1872.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED to rent for 8 months from about
May small furnished housekeeping apart
ment; convenient to center of city. J 35l.
Ledger Central.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued from Preceding Column
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

A RARE OPPORTUNITY
n order ,ys to scs. out sn an sss%,e sss and
msStg ss %oTo 1900 pcpSstoS
''a, %ofs hn'sS5S tsss siSooS cash asset: in bill: re-
months, secured secured BY 'PSsn The property with 81
.aPurehasIns from the owner saves you the
An additional sH z commission allowed for
to Which i%s %Ssa Sc Sa's5 soa system paying
Address r, II. NJ 422, Ledger Office.
PATENTS
ysntcn. wanted j 100000 j. Prize. sSdssd SifsTsd
" vi%$ISSR %ESaiSd$SS, 4, EySEi b 4 i: 60. -
PHILADELpHM oFEIcE., Dept A; III hf2o
hfanuf Be-. # pheSS haSSrs Spruce to 1885 Monday "
CAPITAL WANTED
wrLh sr GIVE T., Ia LARGE Z INrEBGsT NJ EB6iy
mo mo w9N4NhEUHi MtNuF&eTuRfNa RRSE-eGSoMM eoM:
Germ: $1,000 OR MORE RE-
ise LEDGER OFFICE
MEAT, GROCERY AND PRopgCE. one Of the
to certify; q property rope W can be bought II desired
II ia 4, !. H4SSsTr ssS e:
AN OPPORTUNITY TO invest In capital stock
interest or secure control or good vii In
economically operated manufacturing selling
iiOSsii i9ayss'!gstlon by principals only
ESTABLISHED COAL. sand. cement and build
Ing material business. heavy teamlns' long
profit. s14, ,O0O wishes to retire. Write for cs-
scrptiye folder. Room /. woolworth Bdg..
Bethlehem, Pa.
oLD-EsTABIISHED grocery business and
cigar store. corner 44th and Girard ave. I;
good stand, low rent. Call at store or see
RICHARDS. Girard below Goth st. -
BUSINESS MAN of integrity will invest, $4,000
to $40, 900. with services, in establish pay
ing business; state line. II 147, Ledger Cent.
$4,000 buys deli:a lessen. well stocked; weekly
profit $50: rarS chance. 2522 N. 31st.
DO YOU NEED CAPITAL? / have the In
vestors. II o47. Ledger Central
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HELP wANTED-MALB
Continued yrops Preceding cofumn

contiuued from. Preceding Column
sALEsMEN-Need 2. city work; preferably Of
new epoch q he sasipsssi sSSnns pcssl6ili,iss.
ans mem Sn sb S 10 sTS SSs e 6. aops own in Win
trade and little tradsi no experimental ,S.,l will
ability to be- above. the svsraSe. no attention
Sa ao', SGe sSS is s1 sss Gf TorN
sALEsMEN---Thre live, energetic men wanted
f S ossy Tsps saTy Prsme ana b
Co. $50 Market ST.
SECRETARY RY-sTENooRAPHER =. Student, Of
y?p9S ow St Ss aser
sy sSarsS sg HTs sdssr $500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in sales office 9f
steel ma5ufactuTi1s concern nrst,Slsss fsE male
snes sreaos n 10, Ledger Central.
sTENogRApHER and ss9sraI office man iroy want, snd
Steel Co, Ltd. Parryville. Pa. -.
sTENooRAPHER and typewriter. s54o to $500
For fSra "Rnsm %rsena c''sfR 6Ps person
srENooRAPHER and typewriter at $3.50 per
ennum; citizen Apply In person. Frankford
wBAyER-Hend loom weeyer wanted, F. A.
Bockmann Co, Inc, 2d and Cambria SITS,
s6n ohs nshis sSe PAID Be-
YOUNG MAN, with at least high school eduee-
BUSINESS. bSIi salary $50 for ifst month and In
must be worthwhile person. age 81 to 30.
7 500. Ledger Ofhce,
YogSS N u s T. sssnE sS spHSfSss serS t
excellent opportunity for a live, energetic
person, atate experience and wages expected,
Address w 45 p. o. Box $500
YoYNa MAS HsGg 20 SSes Of Of ns
ESSa 0sDGsa'tS a tS fIs E. fSS%S'GS
Clearfeld.
YOUNG MAN, Is 70 90. for, for clerical Ter position;
figures Apply in own handwriting stating
salary expected, c 236. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN TO operate Typewriter and for
general office work excellent chance for sd.
vanCcment. Apply Pennsylvania Steel Export
Company, 1891 Land Title Bldg.
YOUNG MAN wanted. about 1S years OF age.
for clerical work; must be fair penman. The
Bailey. Banks Riddle Co. 1921 SAMSON st.
YOUNG MAN, ~ TO is years for sample de-
partmenti good penman, North American Lace
Co, sth and Allegheny
YOUNG MEN, .. wanted. of neat appearance
and good address, fine opportunity for starting
IN business life; positions OF adyancement Tor
desirable young men give ege in application
Address Young Men. Postoffce Box 1857
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sANITARIUMS

INvALIDs CHRIsTIAN. sANAToRIUM
Spacious grounds: Old York road to Broad St,
south OF Chelten ave-: chronic. lingering or
incurable diseases no wards; medical stan.
GNsEcrARiAN Phone Oak Lane i9as. 'iS
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION: special scientific care:
let Or. Randall. City Line. Chestnut Hill,
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LOST AND FOUND

HANpBAG-Iost. on Monday goth. going 10
(;srmantown on Car rs. a black leather hand
bag containing about SIS. z gold pocketh99k'
q keepsake with initials r. u. on outside;
Finder will receive $40 for return OF bag and
its contents to 4917 n. 18th g. Logan. Mrs.
Cuarte. No questions asked.
yN-Lost Monday night, gold Masonic vest
s min, with blue and white enameling, be-
tween Reading Terminal and 6Oth st Re-
ward. Mr.. Joseph Flack, 1885 q ST., n. W..
Washington. d. c. |
OuNBURsT-Lost, Feb. %, pearl sunburst dia.
mond in center between 18th and Spruce ana