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The sun., 1919-02-01

summarized for you. as will the view points of the
leading periodicals of all countries from which quo
tations illustrative of every shade of opinion will be
made for your benefit If you wish, therefore to be
accurately informed to what is being done in France
and also to what the press Of the world thinks of
it, your way to knowledge is to read THE
DIGEST
The sun., 1919-02-01
World Opinion On the Peace Conference Yours il

In Paris to-day intcrnptional conference without
precedent in history is engaged upon the momenous
task of reshaping the destines Of the world The
news of what is accomplished from week to week by
this asscmbagc of liberal statesmen is perhaps the
most important that has been given to the pub
lie 1t will be fully covered in TIE LITERARY
DIGEST, the conference progresses, and compacty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
MOTORCYCLES AND BIG YcLEs

ARTERIES volt rebuilt for $40; equal
to new 1904 Vine ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
to Peggy. Billy and Judge Owl
Mother Nature is awake !"
Mother Natures COurt

Mother Natures Court
-rccv pirr ond 1,dno NV, Hod
Cn" Di"' - 'uNe
through the OnGergrounG az, FOREST at
the warning of IicEie roe 1iminE:
hurry, hurry Ilck,e zoe ! lnlll!
urged ut their hees' Motner Salurr
is lovely when she Is lovely Out beware
When she Is angry .. -..,
Peggy. ana Biliy trleu 10 buI speS,l
INTO their legs, but thcy seemed ScurcelE
to move: Inc trees Whlcn thgE huu
awakened with their misehieyous
tickling were now squirmlng Inelr ROOFS
around ana the roots caught .hc lSeL ol
the runners ana trlppeg men ng".n i II.
ana again feggy anu DIiiN Le'i, on'! W
Jump up ana dart loTWaru uSatn as MY my
nearu the Noice ci Mothcr ->"'"i' '"i'
ing from Dehlnd thcm. uvho ho.
Mhat + thH matter NnH1 has 'e
awakened my cnllureh III tue MUS "
thclr sleep Nhat no, my kuaI.s .hn',, ,
MlSchlet makers are aeroau, HySeN 1hcH'
OUT ana prlhg lhcm pelorG NM iiI' ,., -
ana now IeggV ana bitS ne"ru a,d :"
Ioud murmurlhs ana 'huSteIlns t,,, a.,1
Squ'ailng aneau Oh lhenh; Ihcg s.opl'tu
snort ana ma Dehlhe pig roo. JUS i't t
IIlnS 10 eScuPG rmuhlne nv" :" C,o"u ,.o,o W.
! hGereroGhl foIhs' AMONG Mh"'i Nt;tt
f'adIy Mole ana the Who'e i'"O"i'
tamily. ,-..,-, r.,,.. o. 49,,
Inc unuergrouhI 5olks SWuriilGn W.. me- ~lr n3
10 tne trSe whence llau cone 'I.e toico ond Ui
Mother Nature' Ihere tney hui'eu anu
loNiul chant arose from thtln. W.
+, we are mere Mother Nhturt. -, W
nave hcard your call; hurrah IturIah h,t
| ron are awake ana you h"ye prptsiit !,
nalmy spring hou nave Drousibi;; II
ah.ad OF time. llurran iiurr"n I:uI,.
n small Out queen IKE niue WoLinn iuI
dressed az IN winter gray ana "ulte
stepped forth rom among tne rUo' 20!
Pranchcs' ana iooKeo '4qWh upon lnS
'hdcrgrouhG f0lhs' ler luce "%nS %
sweet ana kindly, put just now sh'
"orS llttle iro"n' .X-,,.
Nonsense. She snapped 4. ioui LOU,
nurrahS are months 700 early 70 Dacf
10 pea where you Delohg' c.,
but some one WoEe us up Soii'
Underground Folks.
1T was that mischevous elf Tickle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

LOHAN,-suddenly, Dec. p. NAMES r.,
husband of Alice r. Lohan tnee Herronl and
son Of late Edward and Marie Lohan.
Funeral, to which relatives and friends,
poyes Phila. Inquirer, invited, ,FEi,, $50
a. m, 2433 s. Chadwick 81. Solemn mass
OF requiem Church of St. Monica 10 a, IN.
Int Holy Crosa Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

THE BELL TELEPHONE co. OF PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

LEATHERNtAN.---At Doylestown Dec. %
NELSON X LEATHERMAN aged 60 Rel
atives and friends invited to funeral. Fri, .
m, 1876 w, Oakland ave. Int. private
Doylestown Gem. Omit flowers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

JACKsoN,-Dec,, %. at wildwood y j..
Relatives and friends. Athelston Lodge No.
4s2. I. and 4. NJ, invited to funeral serv-
nss 8 sG58 ags nFi'rS Ph Gn @ Fa fqH n
private North Cedar Hill Gem, Auto serv-
ice; Omit flowers Remains may be viewed
Fri. II noon to 80 y. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
LOST AND FOUND

or any information concerning Alredale
terrier black hack yellow legs red collar
and tags. II. M Hart, NillanOva, Pa. has
Montgomery county dog license II NJ
Hart 1929 Locust st. Phone Spruce 635G.
GNTE--I.oA gate to Ford truck; reward Of
fered. Ret~rn to =. Citner. l01 y ID st,
XVATCH--Iust gold wrist watch, on Mon
day: liberal reward If returned to 11G
Mil Creek road, Ardmore Phone Ardmore
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ATJ I~T,C CTTY
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL
FOR
ATYPICAT, CHILDREN

VENTNOR PARKWAY AND SUMNER AVE.
A select school Of adjustment where spe-
ciaiized individual medical and educational
treatment and Iraining, combined with the
invigoratlng Qualities Of Atlantic city cll-
mate. stimulate the greatest physical and
ard children Details sent upon application.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

(Peggy, Billy and Judge Otol made
finy as mice By going through meg
dphone. uisit the Underground ooun-
trV. There MeV meet the elf, Tickle
Toe Timmy, icho plays Jokes on the
Underground Folks Jy dwkcniug
them tram their Wipicr sleep. He
plans TO dtrdkcH the trees and
forocrS in NE same 1cdy, although
1cmter is SHH rdging.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
PERSONALS

MEYER REIBSTEIN has severed all con-
neetCnts witn 45 tie dfS dmS0ngmeRSi & works Of
sumes no responsibility for debts incurred or
contracts entered into by NJ. kcibstein.
TILICUM.--Again l send you Christmas
greetings and wish you good luck ana happi-
ness without limit. TILLICUM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
DPatnS
ANDERSON Tacoma. Wen, on Dec
2o. a. CRAWFORD ANDERSON, formerly
Of Haverford

| ,oANDERsoN--At Tacoma, Wen, on Dec
of Hayerford -
,AqIsTERNI;ANN,--Dec. y NARY n, wife
Mary and lote lam Spn,Iem T,'U Rciafivcs and
friends Invited to funeral, sat. p m
212s wharton St ,,9 I9 Mt Y9riaR p Gem Re-
,,,5 prsCEFp na, ,ce" no rIo,vApn ~ '' sor -
Charles and Bridget BccStr. Eeiattiives and
nrr'V''s invited to funcrai Sat $50 n M
t521 Hunter, ave. Solemn requiem mass S.
Beilviiie n. j. on ii a m, train from
nroad st station Auto funeral Newark
.BERGAN-Dcc,. 81 MARY A.. douehter
Of late, Francis and MARY ,ncrsan i;sl0tiyes
and frie9Ppds Ladies, ,Auxiliaryi ply 30. y
knights q ST, John and enpjoyss Of asorso
w pg%iy sdSncs invited t9 fRgrq St $3@ e
Brady. G6Os keystone 81. Tlcony. Solemn
BoNsALL.-JEssIE T. RoNsA1r. Glen
dale Aria.. formerly of Philadelphia, In his
'O'H aI,p%s HG%E' 22a, co Dec Ss ,,,pv ,,, ,,,,
Burns nSs wye m 1t Nifhaei fiep6
nvted V Se To- fanera sat S5S a. ana m i'PnHs rc
Taylor st. Solemn hish mass Of requiem
S. c,9llumba's Church 10 a. m. Int. Hoiy
| cARNEY.-Doc. as. JAMES husband Of
9na 95 Ra friSnsf Stit bn2ci @ Nap y s9Sie Of Jq2n
employees Of Sidvale Steel Co, invited to fu.
Manavnnk solemn r"GS'licni nass s. 1Sb,
the Baptist church 10 a. M I'M 81 HIM
Gem.
CLAYTON Dec on at Chestnut 1yfu
EMILY ia FARCE G7iI,hXTON, dSuEhfdr Of
Margaret Perry ana late Tohn la Fargo
N0t,S% S%%,,5,, Of funeral win as be given ven
>,,,L GO\N ELL, - Pee Nv, JpHN ] con-
Gu'3"aS baa So! St @SH0f6 % anSra S2q"% m nS bee
tsN rnHRHn V '''o I'''sS,S nnc oa pEp, ,,rf -, NJ
parents rSsiden6o Ss 'e5 76s % W"acS s se'yTss Fr
CoRCoRAN.-pec. 81 HENRY A. COR.
C4lkAN AGED 72, heiaslysCos and frlis,--d IN
's st. to HIN Hfa9'Ta F6 d6usS sSo o Z 5ca III HSa M2F
Mi3yamGins n1.iis ns ave- and Reed sts,' 10 a. m
INT, CoPtr4T'r>, ItlHaII -sn,o,r,y D.o ., r,n
: WARD j., husband Of saiile F. CoughIIn
FReT aa son noFs of mfwT4 "a ao lat"
a5uiem S. s, ,E,ra9gciss chyTaE : n sRsisi-
chre 5inSS Gem, $'@ '''''' '''''' '"' l''' S''D
p1EHk;1pSo. e, WILLIAM T., huseaod
d Due notce Of Funeral y vii be syen ave.
DGII"--Neor Richboro, Pa. Dec. % q.
ERAMH5LIN ASK . hqg6"Ra M R Of GarPs r. pm se
yited to tSaera @ s5 2ao ana Gn'S Int Rid r.
GoT0 Gsm RenaAg Agt?f yb5 T meSt 3
Abraham Dyson aged 5s,, E5lailySSs5 S5-V ana no
20eo M3TgaEet I3g st. rra2kford, mt East
GSaar cbester 5 Pa papcrs rony mny ca" InuFS
t EARLEY.1,,,Dgc. -, MARY G., wife of
5ss5 friends invited to ,i [gnoG. RI 7i3o
: Church a. m, Int. Holy cross Gem.
.Goon;-DeC. %. CATHARTNE o.. widow
4 Altar and Rosary Society. League Of tho
Sacred Heart, OK min, Imm3eV!ate oCs3GncoptIon
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. exper assist. for c. P. A.;
accur.. capahle; typist. c S3l, Led. of,
CAN YOU USE a cean-cut. ambitious young
rerience knowledge OF accounting. Pierce
Srr0Ol graduate? Want to connect with
l .edrnr OfflcR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver, platinum plated ware old-
style teWelry, teeth plates bought for or oh
Est 1877 = T.. Clark retner sol Sanspm
CASH PAID TOR old gold silver and ANTIQUE
clocks. Rogers. d o. 18th. LOeuAt 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
MUSIC
WALTER PFEIFFER

VIOLIN soLoIsT AND INSTRUCTOR
skadiA Asie chsstnut "a. LoeuSt aAOs w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS

,,-;z5=, G. l.. NO. ,. DECEMBER TERM,
~ 1918. No. 2511.
Mary Esther Staser vs.. Ezra Gilbert Staser.
Notice of Final Rule in Divorce A. V. NJ.
To Ezra Gilbert Staser, Ardmorn, Pa.
final rule in divorce a. V. NJ. has been
granted against YOU at the suit of Mary
heSTd in the Court Of Common Pleas No .
on Monday, January 2Gth. 1920, at 10 o'clock
IT, M in Court Room &c" second floor,
south corridor. city Han, Broad aud Mar.
ket streets. Philadelphia, upon which day
YOU may appear and show cause II any YOU
have, why such divorce a. Y. VI. should
not be granted against YOU.
CLINTON a. Sewers.
Attorney for Tibollunt.
nnn stnnhnn lilrnrh EllE-. IhLln-. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
sT. PETERS CHURCH

IT,
Rector. EDWARD NJ JBFFREYs.. s. T. D.
Services on Christmas Day 6:30 and
II M. and 8 D. m, AT the II o'clock
service the choir will sing the Ts Dsnm,
Iutkon JubiIate In b fiat. Stanford.
Calm on the Listening Ear" Parker.
Communion service. Stamford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

BILL CLERK-A large .manufacturmg con-
corn in the center OF the city requires
the services Of Thoroughly competent bin
clerk; young, woman who IL a rapid typtst
and who has had 2 or . years experience.
pected, c SGT ledger Office.
CLERK = TIE. ACCOUNTING DTPART-
HBslRES THE SERVICES or a YOUNG
WOMAN, WITH IA, AZ LEAST 9 YEARS OF
ALENT, WITH OR WITHOUT ENPERI-
ENCE. ASK FOR MIR, PRICE PUBIIC
LEDGER co, 9TH AND CHESTNUT STS
ENBROlDERESS. bulls4n, experienced;
either work at home or at a factory
steady work. big WAGES. Lewis St.lv &
Bros. Co. 1855 N Front st
GIRL. 10 for local errandg; continuation
school privileges. ]. u Limeburner Co.
1920 Chestnut ST.
GIRL wanted for general office work Apply
superlntendents office. SOC Chestnut ST
GIRLS wanted, exp. in grocery business, TO
weigh goods and sell merchandise, Apply
Fred r. Bell. RidEe and GiTard ayes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

Room y.
ITORENA AN-First-Clas painting foreman
wanted with 10 good 5oHrneyman painter:
all winter work. %np'C Newport 'hipoullu-
GENTLEMAN WANTED, HAVING PER
SONAL ACQUAINTANCE, IN RuSINESs
OR SOCIAL CIRCLES IN PHILADEL-
PHIA WI'rH FRIENDS WHO HAVE
MONEY TO INyESTI,i SMALL or
i.FIlYTTER WILL FIRST ENTIRELY SAT-
ItS;fF1Y' It;f1 Z You Ks 70 PERsoNAL AND cor.
PORATION- STAMPING. 4 GOIMG CON con-
WiSHES TO ENLARGE BUSINESS. WITH
LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK TO BE
SNLD YOU SHOULD EASILY MAKE A
CONSIDERABLE SUM PER DAY FOR THE
TIME REQUIRED TO WRITE \ FEW LET
POINTMENT IN PHILADELPHIA,
CHARLES NICHOLS. GEN DELIVERY,
SIIINGTON. u. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
,,.---gnsrArN OF ANNA NJ. cox. DE.

k-fsF ccnscd--Letcra tcstamcntary ON the
estate OF Anna NJ Cox DECEASED, having
been granted to Fidelity Trust Co, ali
persons Indebted to the said estate are
ing claims against the same to present them
Without delay, at the off cc Of the said com.
pany, Nos. 325-331 Chestnut St, Phila.
''''' WILLIAM T. GESr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
BUsrNEss OPPORTUNITIES

TEN WIpE-AWNTIE MEN TO work with
us In the greatest electrical Held OF today;
men who have tact initiative ana energy
&rranEe appointment with Mt Foudeu
CAL Wro I4g.
pUU.NnEIPHIA compauy. w!th . equipped
ruauutacturiug plant machinery, ofrerS
opportunity TO young man tSkns ap active
ea les manager. investment $4,000, + B2A.
Ledger office
Sj5I.ENpID Upportuully-W a woman.
with some capital 10 enter an Established
understanding corporation: splendid oppor-
tuulty Phone Reading, 1850 between 3
and II a, m
ACTIVE or SILENT interest IN Building-ma-
terial business ,E903266 !lns on7 g5o prontablsi
handle own, money NJ 1880 Ledger Office
4 CARLOAD nj mtstocloth for sale Apply
71i $ Broad ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
PARCEL POST

wholesale and retail; lot
cut cards. 55c per 1000.
, Sugar bags for restaurants;
paper napkins.
Tooth picks. soda straws,
twine.
ng Smbar9 TSlst aagsT gsTs, $I Ian neF sss9 s9sf
Ezra Levinson "a :; SbIln FIFTH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

Sl1 PER WEEK FOR FIRST ! WEEKS;
1880 PER WEEK IN MONTHS WITH
RAPID ADVANCEMENT THEREAFTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

YOUNG MAN, handy with tools. to adjust
electric wa ShiuG machine, Call 70 y. ltth
at S-c Mr.. Wilkinson. ---.
General
BUSINESS SERVICE co, 1114 Land Title
ACC'TS-Seniors, experienced men for
phla. Public Accountants to $4,000.
CLERK S-Cost. Record Ledger to SO.
CRAFTSMEN G2), Small Machine Parts.
Heavy mach'y, Tool designers to $1,000.
ENGINEERS 90 INDUSTRlAL) Executives
able to put conc rms in good order by In
sta'Iine modern methods, S3GOO-SBOOO.
MANAGERS (GencraD Adding Mach. Fac
tory, sl0OO0-S 500 900.
STEN"GRAPHERs, Bookkeepers. Pri. Secy.
VANTED-lIeu aud ladies' TO learn barber
ing. bir-naying trade: quickly learned; big
scarcity Of Earbers; day or evening class;
"'''' TRICTFY BARRIER SCHOOL
22S y. 9th St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
EARN RIG MONEY
DO lathe work, auto repair. mechanical and
electrical driving or storage battery work:
we train men on practical lines.
ph1adelphia Mechanical Electrical School
Call sl4-G1s Brown st, Philadelphia,
INCREASE YOUR SALARY--Enroll now.
new day auto class to 2 also mems and
January Q SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
Broad and SDring Garden SIS, Phla. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
-sNnrICE Is nEREnY GIYMN rmAr

VI
1-t' an application will he made TO tho
vSnia on the 5th day of january, 1920. ut
10 Il. M. by Donald McCrciEht, \. NJ, Todd
and others under the act OF Assembly Of
The Commonwealth Of PennRyIvnnia. en-
titled "Au act to provide for the incorpora,
ton and regulation Of certain corporations"
approved. April 20 1874, aud thr suprlements
thereto. for the charter OF ~ intomdrd cor
tntion Service" the character and object
whereof is the establishing and maintaining
OF an organiaati tion TO act as tranir man
agents foreign department manaEcrs. and
for the performance Of personal service gen.
orally to shippers and receivers OF mer-
chandise and rights Incidental and necessary
thereto. and for these purposes to have.
possess and enjoy all the rights. benefits and
privileges OF tho said act Of Assembly and
It's supplements. e. -
LOUIS Z. BOYER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

CALL PERSONALLY ANY WEEKDAY,
BETWEEN Q a. NJ. AND =. VI, TO
ZEE MISS RYAN. 1881 ARCH ST, FIRST
FLOOR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
STORAGE AND MOVING

NEW 2d-haud bicycles. tires. all maker
ANDREW 7. HIRCHE1T 509 s. 22d 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
PERMANENT POSITIONS OFFEREp TO
YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN is AND 20
YEARS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

SHORT HOURS
INEXPENSIVE HOT LUNCHES
COMFORTAB BILE REST ROOMS
SICKNESS DISABILITY BENEFITS
CAREFULLY CHOSEN ASSOCIATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

LUDLAM.--Dec. %, HENRY husband Of
Mabel Arey Ludlam. Relatives and friends
47th st. Int private. New Hartford Conn.
and Chicago. Ill, papers copy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

(Friddy iciH be told hop Mother
Nature passes SenteHce.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

HEINEKEN. husband OF Katherine LARA.
lcrc (nee Mnster) son OF late William and
friends invited TO- funeral services, cor Of
Wood and Washington sts., Bristol, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-24

TIKEMEN, white, for dredses l28 S. Sd,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26
Northwestern Neu,s;
CAPITOL SITE
. TO BE PARKED
About State House
lobe Handicapped in Hon
or Of Soldiers.

Bismarck. N. D.. July 2e.-A per-
rcanent plan of parking for the 100
acres which form the capitol grounds
is being worked out by Arthur r.
Nichols of the Twin City landscape
architect Arm of Morell & Nichols
This work is being done as a prelim-
mary to the erection on q site to be
determined by the general plan of the
grounds Of a $1,000 history build
ing as a. memorial to the. 10000 North
Dakota soldiers, sailors and marines
who served during the world
Mr.. Nichols was brought to Bis
marck the fore part of the week by
the board of control acting under d.
rections from the special committee
which has In hand the building of the
new history hall. In a~ppropriating
$780, 900 for the new structure, the
last assembly directed that the state
house grounds be handicapped, and
that there be laid out In connection
with the building a ten-acze park to
be dedicated the North Dakota's vet
ran of the world war.
1t is probable that the new build
ing will be erected slightly to the
south and EAST Of the state house
proper, Just beyond, the point where
the statue Of Sakakawea now stands.
This would afford commanding loca-
ton which, at the same time would
make the building convenient to the
capitol.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26
PIONEER RESIDENT
OF ST. THOMAS DIES

St. Thomas, N. d.. July 2s.-word
reaches this city Of the death Of Mrs.
Mary&McBeath Cockburn at Pembina.
The deceased was n OF the pioneer
here with her husband in 1882 and
living for many years on a farm Dor
the townsite on the south.
While living here the husband and
all OF the children excepting one son
daughter died. John T. Cock
burn, the only living son, entered the
drug business in Drayton several years
ago, and his mother and sister left
her to make their home near him
in Drayton. later moving to Pembtna.
Mrs. Cockburn was "a years old,
and vas a native of Ontario.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26
INSANE FUGITIVE
CASHES BAD CHECKS

Eveleth, Mimi, July 2e.-George
Dwyer was a mar Of means before
the police interfered with his business
transactions Thursday. He cashed
several check. all under $50. and was
getting away in fine style until the
banks became ware that there were
no funds to cover the checks. At the
police station Dwyer intimated. he had
been an intimate of the state insane
hospital at Fergus Falls. but assured
the chief that he could find no good
reason for remaining there.
II left Fergus Falls about July L."
Dwyer told the police chief. "and since
that time my business affairs have de-
veloped a wide scope. My signature Is
recognized by all businessmen in the
state and l ear show you. right. in this
town where your best business houses
cashed my checks"
Chief John Glode admitted that
Dryers statement was true, then went
to the long distance telephone while
his guest smoked one Of his best ci-
gars and communicated with Fergus
Falls. He was advised that the hos
pital authorities had been searching
for Dwyer since the night Of July 1
when unobserved he had slipped from
the hospital building.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26

The thrifty woman halls July with
delight for it brings with it those
wonderful events called July Clear
ance Sales" where one may buy all
most everything at greatly reduced
prices" as the advertisements a y
In this season when there is scarcely
a frock which is not made of at least
two materials the woman who seeks
the July remnant counters shows good
Judgment for she will find many odd
pieces of bingham and linens and
other high priced materials which
are rarely marked down which are
just the thing to make up into mex
pensive frocks.
Here is just such a frock made Of
remnant of green and white checked
Bingham combined with white wolfe.
The skirt is a straight narrow model
and the blouse is made of the white
wolfe with front and back panel, COL
lar, cuffs and pockets of the ging-
ham. 1t is cool, neat and easily
%laundered, making it just the dress
for the camper or the gardener. This
sis only one Of the host of attractive
designs which are possible when two
materials are combined and SO the
July shopper will do we'll to look for
he remnant counter sales.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Joyce, 7os WAL
nut street. with their son, Cecil, ex-
pect to leave Sunday evening for Chi
cage and Oklahoma City. They ex-
pect to be away about two weeks.
Mrs. W. B. Woolsey and her chill
dren are planning to leave Tuesday
for Minneapolis, where they are to
spend a month before going to their
new home at Darlington.
X 4 \ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Kane have
moved from the residence on Chey-
enne avenue which they have been
occupying. to a new home at 1903
University avenue. MI. and Mrs.
Kane moved here some months ago
from Minot.
Miss Anna johnson Of Bismarck. a
sister OF Carl G. e. Johnson of this
city, Is here to remain for a time.
Later Miss johnson will visit at Man
Kate and other Minnesota points
Mrs. H. Morley, 80 Chestnut street
Is expected to return tonight from
Marvel. where she has been visiting
for a short time.
Captain and Mrs. Cyril Dyke Page
are now in Chicago and after SPEND
ing a week or W. at a lake resort
they are expected to return here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-26
POSTMASTER.
OLD SOLDIER, DIES

Grano. N. D., July 25.-william d.
Stafford. SO, veteran Of the Civil war
and pioneer resident of this COM
munity, died at the home Of his son,
w. D: Stafford, in this village after q
brief illness.
Mr.. Stafford has been postmaster
here for many years and was one of
the conspicuous figures Of the com
munity. Two years ago on the oc-
casion Of his fiftieth wedding ami
.versary, q large golden wedding party
was held in honor Of him and his
wife. and they were presented with a
purse of gold with which to take a
trip. The old couple took an ex-
tended trip to New York City and
other points Of interest.
Mr.. Stafford was always conspicu-
ousiy identified with the G. A. r.