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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-17
Endorsement Announced.

At delight fully arranged party held
last night at tn" home Of Mrs. j. H.
otto. on the Island. tho engagement OF
Miss Irene Miller ana Mrs. Hazlcit a.
Cochran was announced. Miss Miller
has innumrrah" friends in the city with
whom Sh" is quite popular. and Mr.
Cochran is Il we'll known employee in the
/ office rr the National Tube company
! This rnEaECmCnt Will terminate IN
lnurrial event Of carly June
| The guests AT This nffair spent the
evening with tho usual social diversions
! in a pleasing variety. and the serving
! Of n daintily appointed luncheon con-
! Guided the evening. The following were
, in attendance:
! Mcsdamee:
John Winchcr Douglas vaas :;
r. ]. Wcitzel F.. A. Brand
! Howard Weaver ]. II. cato
! Ann, Fletcher Marie Schaefer
| Gclc HciI Elizabeth Fletcher
J Irene Miller Anna Oooplns
Birthday Party.
| Tn celebration of her birthday ami
vrrsarv Miss Eulah Holt entertained IN
! mcmcnrbcrs Of the Win-Som~Schofars
East End Tho merry crowd spent a
mos, enjoyable evening in various di-
versions. followed by a dainty luncheon
Miss Holt was presented with remem-
ibrance from the class by their president.
| Miss Helen Foster The guests depart
I'd ut n late hour wishing her many hap
pv returns Of the day Miss Hollis
guests We're:
! Misses
Ethel Bringmann Eulah Holt
adelaide Auth Grace Hall
I Virginia Blanchard
Lena Foster Dorothy Damsei
Gertrude Rice Viola Sattler
Olive Eskey Grace Porter
Della Jones Iuanita Deem
EJ,a Milan Myrtle Dunbargcr
Mrs. Geo. Wagner Mrs. Alma EnellnS
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Holt
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Key1or
=. d. Il 8. COMMENCEMENT.
| Members of tho 1919 class OF iris
delphia District High School have IS
sued copies Of the following announce
ments 70 their many friends:
The Senior Class
Triadclphia District -,
High School
| announces their =:
! Commencement Exercises
! Friday, MAY twenty-third
Nineteen Hundred Nineteen
| Tho exercises will he held in the audi
! torium of tho Scottish Rite Cathedral
on Friday evening. May %, commencing
AT sis o'clock and admission will be
hv ticket. Prof. l.. l.. Friend. stale SUI
pervisor Of high schools, will be the
chief speaker Of the evening. and on TINS
occasion thirty-onc seniors VIII receive
their diplomas.
| The commencement week calendar IN
II revised form is as follows:
Thursday May 16-Juniur-Senior pan
ouet, High School building.
| Tuesday. May 20-Clasc Night. Elks
Club auditorium.
Friday May 23-HIgh School Com
| mcncemcnt, Scottish Rite Cathedral!
Craftsmen" Dance.
! Plans are rapidly being completed -or
| the Craftsmen" dance which will be
held in the Elks' Club May ~. The
Easter ball was to have been tho last
| dance Of the season but owing TO the
| fact that this one was so very cn1oyaptc
! il was urged that one more be held
This will he a program dance and Vii
he informal Gumps Saxaphonc orchHs-
ira has again been engaged to furniSh
the, music and REFRESHMENTS Will Dc
served under the direction Of MANAGER
Carbon. Invitations will DC ISSUED INC
l. first Of the week for this affair ana tho
arrival Of the little white envelopes -
being eagerly anticipated BY many OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-17

Misc Ann Norris. who is prominently
identified with the millinery department
ur the stone and Thomas store. mas as
her guest al tho Windsor hotci, MFs'
Edward Gn!lcttc OF Marietta. ONO.
Tho many friends OF Mr.. ana MIS-
NrIutyrc of rs North Main street, VIII
rcrrcI TO hear of their departure. INC
first or June for Cleveland. where thcs
will make their future residence. "'nl-
ford Mcintyre their son. who mas rcccn'
Is hrcn discharged from the service "AS
formerly connected with thr "nec''''h
branch of the l.. $. Tire Co., ana VIII
resume his position with them h"'i"s
cleveland as his headquarters.
Mrs. George Epdcgraft. OF this city -
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Herman OF 81
ClairsviIlc, Ohio. Mrs. updeGraH WIZ
leave very shortly for Richmond, W.T.
brr former home. where she VIII Nc"'
hcr brother. who is returning from
France with tho Soth division.
Mrs. David O'Krcfr nf New Athens'
Pa, is in tho city visiting her sister
Mrs. Anna WinEcrtcr of Io-l"th street
With Mrs, O'krcfc il her charming
Young daughter. Mary Louise. ThcE
will he here until after the silver JUDI
leg celebration Of tho Ri. Kew. bishoP
T. !. pnnahuc and the meeting or INC
Mt Dc Chnntnl Alumni both OF WHICH
events will take plnce next ~r'R'
Miss Helen Ruth Of the Y. W. e. H.
will spend Sunday with her mother IN
New MarIinSv!ll".
Miss r:mma WriGal Of tn" J. W. g.
g.. will spend Sunday with her parents
in ShadySid".
Miss Inez rnll"y. Of Chaplin" street
vii, visit over thu Weekend with her
parents i'm NcNs. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. k"yS"r. or SIS
;erSviII". will spend Sundny with MI
and Mrs. K. f.: k"ySrr in Elm Grove
II. T. MrGr"gnr. well known business
man nf Ihs city. leaves Sunday even
ing for New York from which point
he will sail for France. Mr.. McGre-
gor hopes TO tour all OF The European
battlenclds.
". I. Winder. prominent clerk ut the
Rogers hotel. has resumed work after
an extended visit with .an aunt. who is
critically III in Ohio.
John Mccormick Is reported to he rap
idly Improving ut the North Wheeling
hospital where he has been confined for
the past several weeks
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
$500 Per Acre

Without crop, 40 acres and four room house, northwest of city; 50 acres bumper cotton, six of maize, four of pasture. This is Al land, on Central avenue. See us at once. s4,000 re- quired.
 J. E. BARNEY
 With
 IF EnonY7 O
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
For Sale-Houses Bargains In Homes

Don't look for the impossible. oaln- ples of a few of our best buys: SIG, 6,5O0-Four apartments complete rooms in each, solar ana Iur- mace heat, swell location; owner lives in one rent free; other three now rented on years leases, pays over 10 per cent on total investment. $6OO0 cash handles.
 s6. 500-Double house, modern, brlck' near paved street and car llne. Five large rooms on each side, beautiful lawns, shade, fruit; will guarantee renter oli years lease $500 cash in ad- vance either side. Live in the other, get your rent free; fig ure it out, s2700 cash, balance mortgage.
 S6.50O-Six-room brick, modern bung- allow, beautiful Evergreen; basement, lawns, garage; terms.
 s5 000-Well built modern bungalow North Sixth avenue; lawns shade, garage; slooO caSn handles.
 s4,750-New, modern brick near cap itol; is finished in old ivory and a beauty. IMMEDIATE possession will be gwen on any of the above.
 See HILL with
 WELDON REALTY co. no N. First Ave. Phone BOSS
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
A Little Want Ad Here Reaches Many Customers
For Sale Real Estate
S1.550

Four-room frame house furnished, gas and electricity; on car line; chicken runs; s75O cash, balance like rent See RarneV
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Good Home Buys

Dandy 4-room house, we'll furnished and good lot; East Willetta. s1650. $700 cash.
 Attractive and well built brick of six rooms all modern conveniences; on corner lot; northeast. S4750. $1f00 cash.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 12 N. Central Ave dd
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Farming Implements

cultivator, 1 new Oliver two-way ploY 1 disc border, new, l walking cultivator, new, 16 milk cans, trailer, set heavy leather harness, ? sets chain harness, l stack alfalfa hay, l stack barley hay, 1 border disc. l spring tooth harrow, 1 two-sec. har- row, l wagon with cotton rack, l now ing machine, troughs. 1 milk separa- tor. wagon and rack, forks, shovels, etc
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Jefferson St. Auction House

Bring us your furniture, household goods, buggies, tools, clothes. shoes or anything you have to sell Auction every Saturday at First Ave. and Jef- ferson St. Phone 309S. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
S3,000

Five-room frame house and two car garage, large screened porch and screened front porch, plenty shade, two blocks from car. Move right in; $500 required, balance $30 month. See RarneY
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
For Sale - Houses
A GOOD HOME

Six-room, modern, cement block house on West Adams street. This place close in and bargain at s4,500; $1,750 cash and $40 per month.
 JACOBS & PIERCE dd 106 w Adams St dd
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
A 40 In Alfalfa

Good house and good improvements. Owner leaving the valley and offers this ranch at s275 an acre, on terms. 80 acres in cotton and alfalfa; only $500 an acre, crop included at this price; good terms.
 PHOENIX REALTY EXCHANGE
 AS West Washington St. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Auctions

TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 341 W. Washington St. I sell everything I buy for cash. Raise the other fellows bid every time You are foolish if you sell before call .ng me.
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 PHONE 1912 tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
S6,250

Fine brick, five rooms and two sleep ing porches. oak and maple floors, gas and electricity, beam effect lighting in living room, fireplace, plenty shade. Also two rooms and kitchenette in rear, also two-car garage. All on car line, northwest of city postoffice; Al location; s2.500 required. Exclusive.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
HERE IS A REAL 11z-ACRE HOME
 pTACE

HERE IS A REAL F ACRE HOME
 PLACE
 East front and right on the car line. Has a beautiful modern Groom and bath brick bungalow, with large rooms and a fine large front and side porch. Only one-half mile to the best school in the valley. Abundance of fruit and shade in all varieties and the finest collection of roses of all kinds in the valley.
 Has fine garage, large enough for two cars, together with a good work room. Also has a dandy concrete hol- low wall incubator house to accommo- date about six large incubators. Also IA poultry houses with wire runs. A fine field of alfalfa to keep a COW. This place, besides being one of the pret- tiest home places in the Salt River valley, is also equipped in a first-class manner for the successful handling of poultry, pigeons, rabbits, etc, and with present facilities will easily produce an income of s150 to $200 per month. This is snap at s7,00O. Only $2,O0O cash, balance easy. Address owner, Box 77W, Republican. It
 5 ACRES, ORANGEWOOD HOME
 Situated just off Central Ave. on Glendale Ave. which will soon be paved. The five is improved with bungalow, barn, a good well of water, oranges, lemons, grape fruit, peaches, apricots, plums. blackberries, grapes, etc. $450o. $3500 cash. Exclusively
 A. E. EARL
 With NUNNELEY dd
 ALFALFA LAND FOR COTTON.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Cream of Valley
Relinquishnent

For sale, 40 acres on the Ray and Hayden highway, two-room house and outbdildings, good well, pump ing plant, some fruit. Price $500.
 LOUIS GILSON
 Kelvin Arizona dd
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21

ALFALFA LAND FOR COTTON. fl acres old alfalfa and dairy land, two miles of station, good house, well of good water and tank s60 per acre, one-half cash. Possession December 1st.
 J. L. MAYER PRODUCTS co.
 Chandler. dh
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Income Property

One of the best rooming house prop ositions in the city of Phoenix. This is a modem brick, 24 rooms com pletely furnished, large grounds, well located Investigate today if you are looking for a good paying business. 5000 cash will handle. Good terms on balance.
 F. A. JEFFERSON
 Rooms 200 and 201 Masonic Temple
 32 s. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
For Sale 20 Acres

We'll improved. good we'll soft water, well located, F mile west 7th Ave. on Glendale car line, by owner. See me before buying. A real house. J. C.. Curry. db
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Free Lunch at Noon

TERMS OF SALE: All sums of s10O and under, cash; over this amount six months time will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note, or two per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-21
Casa Grande Lands

Relinquishments, deeded land. im- proved and unimproved. also city prop erty.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 32 South Central Ave. Phone ITO.
 Also office n Casa Graude. If
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DEATHS
, sccond.day. Eighth Month 1ith.

n. j. Secondary. Eighth Month 1ith. :
riEhA6R t%FnhRih Ct A'af sGRSNz S!E N a.s e.
Evans, aged 50. Relatives and friends
SufhsEy hSs. Ad h Society anG nsd
AID Of German Societies, invited to funeral
KroSs:r Tp' Cor sh ana 2ehsS sS' ave- e.
sosTG1 osf2TT scorf ssSr ssSS ss Rss,xs. Ags ana
friends invited to funsrai Tues, $40 p. m, m,
s9 bome IS sS%Sh friends sGryseI at
SEMPLE,EAgS :. SHARhEEs ", S.2 son q
aged a. Relatives and friends. members Of
University Lodge No. $40. +. and A. NJ. 4;
css we'd p mn n'Sa 2o4s ''Sfsf %shar s'TE
Int GreenmOunt Gem Remains may be
vif%sS sTSrE Tues aorlng'o6 to IH T; m n j. Aug o
gkuL ], sTYER ?. ?. s fuHsral services
W Union st. Burlington n. j., Tues.
,,sYEETEYs At t., 2Sson r. city; y. u SUE sAss
ice. Wed ? p M. oliycr II BAR Bds., 1870
cFTri,YR cTH9Roh -Ens En;' M rgENPh}fsh husband
Of El1obeth TsYlGTT from In'T ,Ns MTT"E9s2 sg Due
""TTT TifoMrsoN."Aug. n s6>;H sC .. GHARLEs Mcc
s "a EGT2r" e. s... T@ msGy saG fr.nS.
Of %"v "v""tterIsin RTos, ana sEJmMayer Co. il:
n \ 2sd ct. Hsh mass St I1lizabeths Church
oToDD,I7&gE %ATIhEP7iA 7iH. 4: y SS9,EEIs ,E;S
invited to service. Tues. D, m. 1903 g.
2otS ,TR,w1Ir1Ki. 81 *. .pKTs nKElHs'Ga .. NELSON DUDLEY
husband Of Laurc.ta Warwick (ncc Han.
cock; and son OF Ella 4. and M late Charles
ArHTaifT% THss TO- j. NARY Int! xGGT G5y'S or
n'iiliam Weil0l Relatives and friends in
v,t.d to service. W"dtin Il p M u n i RiHnny-
NJ IwAfTE.3AuF. aTTrEiGH aug, 10. EDMUND c. WHITE
aged 10. Relatives and friends, Walter s.
Newhali Council. No 203, o. Of l. A: p. r.
Railway Relief Assn, invited to funeral
services Tues p M G"2iTdr5 s921TinilaT,s rest
Hrivatc. Northwood Gem
VII .SON.-AuE. . JAMES A.. ron of
Vloict aud l,tc AloNan ICr Wilson. Relatives
~ triruds. CalcdontaN l.odEe No. 700. T. q
yred, TO scrytcc. wed ,s.I,E sG. m s37 = aoih
ma caII Tvs to 10 y. m
WnMTEM[AImb Im5rbs Mc,ems NHG HCfRnSTES Ros
eTd friSnds ManaXMn; CouncIl. o, of / A..
ryttod 20 funeral Wed n. m. 4523 wilde
.t Myk Friends may call Tues. eve. Int
westmin stnrs Gem. -
Relatives and frinnds. Integrity Lodge. No
ts7 r and A. NJ; Red Cross Lodge, M
40 X Of r: Good Samaritan Lodge No
60 O. q r. and ArwameH Lodge No
a. 7 q q F. Of Goucester, N. J.; ofhcers
and employees Of L. S. Immigrant station
CIoucester. y. !. invited to funeral Thurs
. n M 3OT King st.. Gloucester. N !
Int Mt Noriah Gem Phila de,oha. Friends
may view remains Wed. eve.
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SOCIALISTS ADVISE ALLIES
Resolutions From Swiss Meeting
Recommend Cure .AIIs for Europe

Resolutions From Swiss Meetina
Recommend Cure.AIIs for Europe
Lucerne. Aug. 11.-CBy A. PD-
The Socialist conference yesterday
adopted resolutions against Intervention
in Russia, against maintenance Of a
blockade against Russia and protesting
against the retention of about n 900. .
600 prisoners Tin form of slavery"
Resolutions favoring the taking Of
measures by tho Allies against massn
crcs in Armenia. the withdrawal of
German troops from Lithuania and
Lctvia and recognition Of tho republic
Of Lctvia as an independent state were
adopted,
Still Other resolutions protested
against the attitude Of the Rumanians
in RcsSarabia. recommended tho forum
ton of n RaIkanic federation. with
autonomy for its members Protested
against the policy being followed in Asia
Minor and tho occupation Of SMYRNA
by Greek troops. supported Korea's de
mands for recognition as an independ
cnt state and demanded freedom Of
speech and of meetings for India.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
SEEKS FAVOR WITH JAPAN
Reventlow Wants Germany to Guilt
Vate Friendship Of Toxic

Berlin. Aug. 11.-(By A. p 49,
Count Rcventlow, editor of the Tages
Ieitung, takes issue with Count Won
Bcrnstorff. formerly ambassador to
America. over the suggestion of Won
Rernstorf that Germany should culti-
vate pro American policy or friendly
relations with America. Instead, the
editor favors Japan.
Warning his readers against single
trend Of tho German foreign policy.
Count RcvCntlow says:
THE eyes of Germany must also be
turned in the direction OF the European
'a~t und "" must mok forget that Japan
was the power among our foes which
during tho progress OF tho war. did
not manifest intense hatred and will
for annihilatiou whore strong current.
cvcn if suppressed, in favor Of Germany
was visible"
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Jersey Girl Camper Falls Dead

Hordentown- y. j.. Aug. 1l.-Miss
Margaret Snyder. eighteen years old.
who had been camping with the Fields
boro Pioneer Girls AT Lakeside Park
aear lardvilo. fell dead Saturday nighu
~ she was about to return to the camp
with provisions. The young woman
had crossed the lake in boat. pur-
chased the provisions and was about to
,,rp into the boat again when she sank
10 t!rn ground. Death was due to heart
disease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
Young Men and Boys

EEECHWOUD SCHOOL uBA.D
For young women. Widely practical ana
soItursi preTn ratory q college depArtTnsatA
Ausie Ara. Dome site Science. SecretaryshiR
lstiG Ftold LdHrsss Hoy $50. NJ II. heAsSN
rh. u. P7"s'dent. Isnkfntn~n. Pa.
OAN LANE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Available to all Phila through autobus serv.
KindsrEa through to college preparation.
Oak Lane Phiia.. BOX r. Phone NelrosN ho7
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26o,a61 Swim in Citv pooIs

In tho past week 26O. SCI person,
enjoyed a dip in the city swimming
pools, according TO figures given out
today. OF the swimmers. 145.57C
were boys 5O,4G4 were men; 46, SO.
were girls. and is. S.405 were women.
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DAVID LOWENSTEIN
Hardware and Mil Supplies

on best uptown thoroughfare, doing without
attention S85, 900 yearly, This amount could
be more than doubled by live management.
This Is beautiful store, with unlimited
Inventory. No good will.
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IN MENOItI\M

TORRERT,m,.In loving r"msmbrnnce. ri
e g. and T,'Ieriartno W, Torbcrt. who d,partcd
this Iifc Aug TO- 1907.
UNCLE. AUNT1E AND BROTHER.
YOUNG In loving remembrance Of SAM
UEL r. YOUNG, who entered INTO rest Aus
II. 1917. FAMILY.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

OPERATORS. experienced on hemming AK.
a., minister tugs. Apply Bush Diamond
Va sper and Ontario SITS
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BORDENTowN. n, J.

Thoroush prep. for college or busines. n.
Tt s;ept faculty IA small classes. indviduai atten ten
MtaTg f. traihInG; cataTa suPeTSised athletics SSH
d. Landon. Bordentown. N. j.. Prin. 4 T:r' T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11

MEMBERS wanted on mems wear; wages
SIS per week and steady work. John Nor
ris. 1889 y. Madison. kens. alb. Allegheny.
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sUMMEN CAMPS
ssanE gIsa snd n.yS
i ssaADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS

An The fellows say. Some class nifty
knH speea---oh. hoyH Your vacation Wii
mi b complete unless you take B r. with
ys,l. In basked hy ihs l.arEvsl HOUSE { / 10
t|na in ti,y ssoyatrs = oss sssy,itsl .liss.
'ii G',sss ,FEs.EEAsE psFAssAEKs
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DEATHS

%itcd, 70 fu9eral Tuas..,, $50 a. M M" i7i6
4! oral IS a. m. Int Holy Holy cross s' ccn. Auto
SrH taS6 SH6 son 81 5s u ale frsnea
,ato May Garin ortsdr Funeral T%gss % & sac a ~
81 MonCas church % 10 "'s" m. ,'"Tt int. View New
Cathedral Gem. Auto service
cARR&oLL1sgddsnly Ii Aye s. EDWARn RI,
~. invited to funer raj Tues, sac a m,
I'hiurch o. Tie tie I3piphainiV 10 " a. m Int Holy
. rruss Com Auto funeral
gY9ETsaddGny 81 H, Js Ags ,sea I4NET RGIs H.
ttvca and friends Ellis Post. No. o. @. A.
. Il .Jonn e. Marlin Council Nc, 20, Jr.
Ii.,oudc" st.; Gtn. Int iIilsido Gem, Friends
|G0NTES. " on First day, Eighth Month
1orh. at th" homo Of his ES!2nn' Robert T."
hau' Of. the late Elizahrlh liv""@ay Coates,
! N h,~ Nhh year. Services anI anI im,@rmTnt a.
80 "a Fourh-day Eighth Month lam, At
/ II m Friends maL Wow the body A.
no lat" homo or Thirl da}. l"th, from :
It, nsw "a 's"sFS s"ss S " fIs 1qSPi .H5 fGs
r st to aaTSGes igqGFs at barSn 81 Pssdt ie'f
G"m c"% Friends may caIi Mon. eve. California
'HnP0cNSH HnP0NH.wAus. s. BERTH. wife of viii
/ liam Doak, aged so; Relatives and friends
H@rlaa 81 int P,ss sSHlytris; N j.; Tues
m &"3 oTar Ef"Hs + Har BdE iS't IsSo ChestmG G
po'RN Aux. .. LlzzETTE. daughter of
late Gotth"b and katherin" born aged 81
7 We'd. . .. m. 173 w ontario st. Int
I private, Northwood Gem. Remains may be
| N'TWET 'EI.rpri.f:iirI XII - ~ Ang & p ArREpr
ptTFRIEEGiLhE, aged 81 Relatives and
a imcInhcT' Invited 10 funeral. 40 s. 10Th st.
@b"To 5"ToIy' rcmsi"s may be- yiawcd Mon, ; to
! HIa2io,U I"2" % ,TurIh I"th and TSmbe rd sts,
r@..s - r. int I,2|lnn ross Cen ,,.,
n,t.o'@ s'1 Ir5"@,,,;, Invited T. fg,1srffii
r:mT'I'|Sn r,au aod chestnut sis, :, Florence.
y i W"d. . m. VI Cedar htlI Gem
ENoclls. nNN,TEh EShEhtA on AuF 5 s.
] and Ida 10 i.onE. aged 30. Relatives
and friends. a." invited TO- fnnera service ,S.
%%ssso HMHnhrfcld st. st. Int. private AZ AriinEtor
Ccm. Ersuda may call Mon. cycc,
\, Park syo. Duo notice OF funeral will be
s'TGi0WRpoH Aug. .. ELLEN daughter Of
late Wgusw and Maria Gordon, Funeral;
( Iioart Of Inc church Of the Transfisura ton
sfe St e1 so.emn mass Of requiem church of the the
de- 'STT@ PsWTa Gcm' Minorsviiic. Pa. on arriva ie
a. m. ..,..a or,namn
as % an? fgomas r. m gRsps 2T5sT 6G e K8% @$Ff
SsTS''yGa Strc Gao, G$rmsn,ow% %;SmaH'gxnS S
a@d 1%t. private. Remains may be viewed Mon.
I IINNNf Il " Nu5- > l''Jlob q. WIDOW OF
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F'ishburne Military Sehool
AuRURNDNLE. MASS
LASELI. SEMINARY

AuburndaIe, Mas. Course of study TO-
nrot year high school through two year 'oIh I
Vanced work for high school graduates, VIA:
range Of subjects Unusual training Ia
va rious phases OF home making. School is
1ports and recrea ations. Address Guy NJ, WIZ
sisw. Ph. D.. PrincinRl. 1875 Woodla nd Rnad
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KINGSTON. Pa
WYOMING SEMINARY

A eo-edueattonal school wh-re boys ana
stYls set Vision of the highest Eur-
poss5 OF ME. Exceptional teachers n
every dept. Collsge prepe ra t!on, Bust
nsso. Music, Art, Orstory and Do-ase-
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Yonnk Woman and Girls
Training School for Kindergarten.
OVERBROOK. PA

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Young Men and Boys
SWARTHMORE. IA.
WAYNE. Pa.
BIRMINGHAM, PA.
BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL,

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NEWARK. DEL.
Women's College Of Delaware

To woman desiring a liberal educat ton
under ideal conditions of home life, tbs
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