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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
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WYTHEv|lLE :. 0.

Especial to The Richmond Nirgfnian.)
Wythevillc, Va. Nov. I9.--Wythe-
vile postoffice was robbed last night.
securing about one hundred dollars IN
cash and one thousand dollars VI
r~gfsteyeA war savings stanDs. me
robbers who were evidently experts,
forced an entrance TO the building
by rear window; then unlocked
rear door, key being on inside OF
door.
Several holes were drilled In the
outer door of n large iron vault. ard
1t was blown open with nitro giyce-
rine. Wax and packing were on the
floor this morning when the office
was opened at o'clock. Odors Of
explosion were throughout the BULL
ing. The inner safe of the vault was
also blown open but smaller safe
which contained stamps and other
valuahies resisted the nitogiycerine
and though the top was blown off
yet the burglars failed TO get into
where stamps and other vafuabies
were stored
Mail sacks were used to muffle the
explosions. Ii is believed that an
electric drill was used as there were
indications on the floor from the vault
10 the door of entrance that heavy
tools had been placed on mail sacks
and dragged TO the door,
Postmaster Otey has notified tia
postal authorities at Washington
The postofico building was recently
erected by the government ana
vault and iron safes are of the latest
make.
Several young men sleeping at the
Virginia club some thirty feet from
the postoffice did not hear the ex
plosions this morning. Rioodhounds
had no trouble trailing the burglars
to Sixth and Spring streets. one block
from the postoffice, where II Is sur
posed they entered an automobile. go
Ing East by the old Macadam turn
pike
The robbery is supposed to have oc-
Cured about three o'clock. No sus-
picions characters has been seen in
Wythevilie recently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
REAR-AOM|RAL HARRIS
AT VESPER SERVICES

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian.)
williamsburg. Va. Nov. l9.--Rear-
Admiral r. u. Harris. commandant OF
the Fifth Naval district, with head
quarters in Norfolk, will be the
speaker at the monthly vcsper services
Of the william and Mary college Y.
NJ. G. A. which will be held in the
college chapel Sunday. November %.
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The vesper services have been a
feature of the ~" work of the coz
lege for many years. but the present
"Y' cabinet is determined to make
the services Of this year better THAI
those of any preceding session. With
such speakers as Admiral Harms
listed, the y. N. c. \. cabinets ara~
bition seems in a fair way 10 he
realized.
Admiral Harris is well kHoHn
throughout Virginia, bat especially "a
the Tidewater section. whore he has
been connected with many mnt>-
ments for thu hetiermcnt OF con-
ditions in general.
When the people of the Peninsula
met in Williamsburg, ~ WIFI "a
and Mary college, this summer. iAF
the purpose of securing better raa'is.
Admiral Harris was enc Of tne spcas-
ers, ana delivered an address tajas
showed thorough preparation and
knowledge of The condition Of PENN
sula roads
In addition To the address by Ad-
mirsl Harris there will be short
talks by prominent local men. and a
musical program
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
RICHMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ROLL OF HONOR

@"t. Sanncl BuCi. william m i5erry
"-B--Dudley Marks. ssrl SVEN
Ionic Calder, Blanche I'rostick, Rose
kaufman. Louise M ,rt'and, Margaret
store
A Robert Thompson. Margaret
Henley, Virginia Moore, Selma Rotch~
sch.id. Alice Taliaferrc Frances Ty-
lrr
$-A-keneth Finley. byrd Selden.
rranh Wats"n. lrn1a Breaks. Ellen
Garter. Hester Dawson. Nary Noting,
+ tn sharks. Helen WeitxeL
LA - Emerson Bosley, Frances
iJitIbs. Frances Hunt .lafnAs Jones.
@-E Pauline Spiller, Billy Lewis,
Mary liaRer Margaret Calvin. Bessie
Pufks
l-A--l. oeil.. Waldrop,
f. sFaIph Mayo, katherine Horn,
Lucille rcates. Martha Porter. Eixa-
both faAcrson. Nancy Thompson, Ce-
GA Williams
1-A-i-Irene Campbell VeimA Ora
ham. Margaret hampton. Virginia
Jones, Helen Rector, -kfrryA. Stratus
Eliza beth Wall. Frances Weil: villa m
Ham. Sam 1seInan, Jr., Mnfris Kelley.
Robert I,umpkiu. Lewis EtoNehurner.
IA 2--lfarry Jensen, lack Oakley,
Marion Oakley. Albert BefHh4weil.
Douglas Taylor. Charles Miises, Rich
ard Guthrie. Leslie Eetherl2nd, Mon
tague Brown, Stuart williams. Sam
Wright Thee Hun. Evelyn johnson.
Doris Normsnt. Audrey Hiankisy, Iris
Young. Julia Donahue. ALICE Peylar.
Alma Reales. Sue Ellis, Virginia
Haynes, Virginia waddey. Efixa beth
Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

though 10 maze sure she was actual
~ flesh and blood.
Come I'M: signorina, come In" he
said finally IT is the saints that
have sent you. Just Il year, ago our
Ccrrado was killed fighting. We are
honoring his f..emory. surely the
saints have sem you as sign that
his death was worthy sacrifice
But the romance Of home service
has not been confined to work that
carr led it's representatives to remote
Spots in the Did world Here in the
ln&tod States bone service emergency
oas<s cailed R0 Ctoab wofksks to
many out -of-the-vGy pfaAAs - sr~-
rands varied and sometimes roman
tic. An old Indian scout travelling for
days through a snow-storm to get
signatures necessary to the ADJUST
Inent OF an allotment case and an
other Red Cross worker securing, de-
spite the unpromising limitations of
Il far-removed military camp, the en-
gagnment ring two young hearts de-
manded instanter. are but indications
of the broad almost limitless useful
ness that is nome service
Home service as developed to the
present effective plane by the Red
Cross is substantial neighborlinesa
without unwanteG instusion.' provid-
ing those who otherwise could not
have it's assistance in meeting the
many problems confronting families
whose head or supporting son is called
from them. Advice alone is not given
for when necessary financial assist
ance is provided
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
GYPSIt,S HOLD CARNIVAL
ON STAGE BE' LYRIC

g or & 60 u Y and picturesQuely
mounted is "A Might in Gypsy
Camp, the realistic represen tn ton OF
life among the Romantics, which will
he presented on the new hill at the
Lyric today by the HirShofr Troupe Of
GYpsles. The nomads slug, dance,
indulge in athletic sports and the
games Of their tribe. I.ikewi they
discourage beautiful music The en-
tertanment they provide in a veri-
table variety carnival
On the same bill will BE- as.en Ida
Mac MILAN and Bert Snow. Min Mac
MILAN is "A musical comedy star of
established reputation. she In scor.
ing the hit OF her professional career
in vaudeville this season. Nacsfn-
Ian and Snow are touring the country
jointly heretofore they have been
featured as Individual attrAc&sons On
the big time"
Jewil and Raymond, AovAaty ar
lists. have great laughing set. An
other mirth- provoking number viii
be Jennings and Mack. curku1e9tcnl
trouhadours. They have an oftefuai
budget of coon" nonsrnse. funnv
dances and equally funny sunns.
Rounding out the bill will come
Eddie Foyer, the newest Of the stellar
monologists. Eddie il 1 eure-ora
iaughmaker. He is brinxine 4 lot
~ new material and his 1ossxS are MI
original
With the new vaudeville attrscttsns
viii come new motion pictare dr.
plays, including the latest refsase4 az
the Pathe News Service and 'Arop1cx
Of the Day"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Iheaters


Fte scat" ails for the D<nnssAsr
Thompson's ''rhe Old Homestead"
which Augustus Pilton viii bring to
The strand Monday. TusudRy and
"Wednesday and "wednesday matinee,
Will open this morning at > o'clock.
The play is presented under the
personal direction OF Augustus Pitou
with William Lawrence as Uncle
Josh" his fifteenth year and a typical
Homestead" cast including all the
special and original features. The
famous double quartette The Swan
zey Band-Grace church ny moon
light and the Salvation Army.
A. 10 the merits of the p,xs suffice
ii is 10 say that this Ia the thirty third
annual tour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Richmond college Team Attends
Dance In IarmviIie

\ social event Of the past week
among The younger society set Of
Farmpilie was the dance given Fri
day evening at the armory. by Farm
VIE and Hampton Sidney boys. to
the Richmond College team and
Young ladies II the normal school
The hail was prettiIy decorated
with fragrant pine and cedar bouEhS
ana the music, furnished by Clip
sey" smiths famous colorcd orchestra
"t Richmond. was All that could he
desired. Among those dancing were;
Coach nobson and wife, OF Rich
mond college Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Garnet, William Watkins and Sa-
rah Hughes. Blanton Badgett and
Mil NlnaEer. willard Hart and
blanche Eurh$. walter Putney and
katherine Alien, Wallace DuVall and
Constance WhitiOck. Mack Cowan
and Nancy Hnwisu Harry Hunt and
Mary Rives Richardson, Waiter
Richardson and Elizabeth Williams
Frank AcFadcn and Eva Rutrough.
waller sanford and Louise Canada.
Charles Field and Helen Jarman
Harry Wnlthali ana Julia Ford, pep
Gulisp!r ana Katherine Hardaway
Marion Scott, of Cape Charles. Va. and
Florence Hunt \ f. Chamberlin and
kathtrin" Watkins. Watt Lacy and
Mar2 Eauraster.--Lacy and Hettie
richardson. Jim Hiisman and Lucy
Hianton eli Amelia, Beai Boyner and
Keberca BlantVu, of Amelia NJ iss
" 'nbusr ana sister. Of Westha nlpton
CGileec .Hpd escorts. Stays: Ewing
Wall Richmond, Cornelius Allen,
kenhridge: Fetner Neal. Richmond:
william Sprinkle Marion; Grant Hos
lrander. Victoria: Jake" Speasara.
Milton Hughes: members
Of the Richmond College football
team: William G"0ch. of the Univer
sitY ol Virginia. William Bondurant,
Kari bra1neiicf, Boulding Atkinson
Roy lyl~. of KtySVile, Joel Watkins
and Harry kayton The young PEG
PIE We're chaperoned 10y Mrs Harris
ana MIS- Mary White Cox. of the
normal school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Reirnic>--fsnt'kcr

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

b Mrs Raymond Brown, Of 4.ew
kAfk. director general Of the We
hans over seas hospital in France,
mo has recently returned from that
|Uuntry. will arrive In Richmond to
~ and while here will he the guest
y Mrs.. Walter Mcneil Mrs. Brown.
NO will be the principal speaker for
~ mass meeting this evening ~ the
tate 81 sfrage meeting which CON
lknee here today. is fourth vice-prsSl-
1nnt OF the National American We
ISnss suffrage association, and is !
Seaker of wide reputation. as well as
q skiIie d pianist Mrs, Mcneil VIII,
I01ertain at dinner this evening IN
GAnor OF Mrs Brown and Mrs. Charles
B0sher. acting president ~ the
Richmond league, VIII entertain the
|eate vice presidents al luncheon to-
~. Among these are Mrs John Y.
E0wiS, of Lvnchburg Mrs W, G,
EnMey,. of ,s1ssdfaFts~A Ara. c. T. TGwts,-
md. of Princess Anne. Mrs. ]. H
Whitney, Of Roanoke county, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
"Pinesiile BODY SHOW" at VIII
liam Fox

"PineEille Baby Show" vii! be
T ven at William Fox school tomorrow
night r. 80 clock An added at
traction is the festival OF the fairies
towers and butterflies. by pretty lit
tie girls and boys. The entertain
ment is under the direction of Miss
Madeira The proceeds are for the
building fund OF Westminster church.
The public is invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Gard Party This Afternoon.

number nj tables have been re-,
served for the card party TO be held
this afternoon at the University club
~ West Franklin street. under the
q auspices of the Belle Harrison circle
of Kings Daughters. for the bene-
1T OF the work OF the circle at the
sneilerinE Arms, where they have a
room and a cot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Tho Wcsimorviand club announces
a dinner dane on Friday evening
NoFenabrr IS for members of the
club and their guests
Dinner will be served table d'hote at
O'Clock and there VIII be dancing
from 10 IL o'clock The number OF
tables being limited reservations
should be made a. early as possible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Southside

Stewardship, emphasizing the
spiritual side as we'll as the financial
side of the SIS, 600. 900 campaign will
be the general subject of the
Womans Missionary society. Middle
district association which assemblies
today at the cambridge Street Bap-
tist church, Mrs. W. F.. Johnson, of
Woodland Heights. superintendent of
Group No. g. will preside over the
session and the devotional services
will be conducted by Mrs. j. T. Nor
veil, president of the society at Balm
bridgeStreet church The meeting
will open at O'Clock, at which time
Mrs. r.. C Brcaddus will deliver an
address of welcome, which will be re-
sponded to by Mrs T. D. Rurford, of
bethlehem church Henrico county.
Personal service" is the subject OF
a opening talk to be made by Mrs
Harvie Williams, al the conclusion of
this Mrs. Jones. will tell of the pro-
gress Ut mission study. The question,
How to Increase attendance in group
meetings and how to help weaker
churches develop leaders VIII be
an open discussion. f-unch viii be
served at O'Clock by the ladies of
cambridge Street church
The afternoon session VIII open
with a solo by Miss Mildred Snelhngs.
after which Mrs. ] r. Bass. will make
her report on: Home State aud
Foreign Missions Mrs. II. ID.
White. who attended the recent state
convention at Franklin, will tell III
the work OF that assembly and of the
personnel of those on the program.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs Robert Carter.
will tell of the work OF the two i'm
migrant stations at Norfolk and in
Oklahoma, and Mrs, Edward r Smith.
will speak of the Roger williams
memorial
Mrs. j. O. Carter Will give a demon
stration OF the work of the Royal
ambassadors, with several boys of
her own church. Christian eluca-
ton is the subject of talk to be
given by Miss Ffossie Neister and
Miss Evelyn Moring will tell of the
work being done for Our orphan
ages
A summary of the true meaning of
stewardship as applied To life of the
modern church. will be given by Miss
Mary Lumson.
Rev w. 4. Hall, pastor of the Por-
ter Street Presbyterian church has
returned from the annual meeting OF
the Virginia synod which met last
week in Charlottesville.
Rev. l.. Judson Westfall. of the
cambridge Street Baptist church, is
spending part OF this week in
Lynchburg.
David Benjamin Goode aged /
seventy-two years. of Chesterfield
i..I
O'Clock in st. Elizabeth's hospital.
leaving ehise %!fsS and FIVE eli ffdren !
The funeral will take place this af- j
ternoon at O'clock from Branch's
church in that county and burial will /
be in the church yard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Mrs. Faith w Morgan. of Hampton
From ) to 6 O'Clock Mrs. Archer Jones
will entertain thc visitors at re-
ccption The hospitality committee
Tor the Richmond league includes;
Mrs. John 6. Munce, chairman; Mrs.
Vt. George Cooke, Mrs Hugh Dab
ney, Mrs Wallace gill, Mrs. Thomas
Murreli. Mrs. r. A. smpth and Mrs.
Pope Nash
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

tnity W. G. r. T.. viii hold an inn
portaut meeting this afternoon AT z
o clock IN the home Of Mrs A. G
tluarles in Highland Park. Special
invitations has been extended to the
county officers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Wiffslttyx>...-...N cal

M19r. and Mrs. William Ir"Sn"'
|Axl. Of 80. West Grace street an
|&uncs the engagement al thCt-
#nEht~r, Lucille Nelson. TO tr-oFEe -
SIltahire. OF Baltimore and HiptPtt
I'M II Dr / q. Wiltshire. of Baitl-
|asr.. and the late Mrs wiltshire. ib'
Ikdding to he celebrated an the
&rfy winter. In this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

pct@' tive Sergeant Thurman left
yesterday afternoon for Baltimore
Win requisitton papers for Lewis f.
Elllnger. wanted here for automo-
bli" theft He win probably return
this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
MEETINGS

IN" board of managers OF the Re
treat t"r tn" Sick, will meet this
morning at / o'clock at the hospital
on North Twelfth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
|gaArEMEN1s AND WEDDINGS,
Observation-Disclosures

M. and Mrs Hammer ha
tAtnAn announce the engaseiilei'.
sst approaching marrige 81 men
s0xhter. May Mayson. I" MI N"t
IA ID Marckworths OF CINCINNATI. ~
~ wedding Will he "a very pulc1
Sank Of December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

The Visitor--In your toWA can one
play little game Of poker?
The po6n1Afs. Takes
two or more. I'll round NJ the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
SHtI.TERING ARMS
BOARD n


\ very important meeting Of the
general board Of the Shefterinw Arms
hospital will be held at tho lIoapttsI
al eleven, o'clock thu mUrrtne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Miss Gcnevieve Burke. was the
week end guest OF her sister. Miss
MARY Ellen Burke, of Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Mrs 5. c. Beach. of Huntington
W@st Va. is passing some. time In
this city as The guest of Mrs. u. M
Burgess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Your Health

"A II worth one dollar That ~
AL a box OF FIVE POINT TO,
WOMEN VIII cost you, and IL T.
Warranted To cure any femai,
sfroubies. Hundreds OF womeh
testify to this. Names on april
cation A local application 81 6e
" box AT all drug stores To-day
demonstrated al Tragies ara
SChAifs drug stores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Dr. +. l. Shaver. Of Maurertown
IS here with his brother. George II
shaver who is Ill at Grace hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Rev. and Mrs. c. u Lyon. of
Michigan. are the guest of Mr. and
Mrs wallace McCloud. OF Highland
Park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Jr. High school Department
Elementary Department.

g. A-Margaret MetcdH. Doris
Thompson Jean Watson, David Bu-
chanan. Franklin Turner
Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Rev. l.. hudson Westfall of the
cambridge Street Baptist church is
spending part OF this week in
Lyme burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20
Personal MENTION

Miss Mariana =. Higgins. princi-
pa OF The Mary Beidwfn seminary,
Stanton. is a guest at the jefferson
Mrs. Joseph II. Turner, of Roanoke,
Al fh@ sM@st of MES, Thomas ,>MurSeu.
Of East Grace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-20

Rev w. A. Hall, pastor of the P0r-
ter-Street Presbyterian church has
returned from the annual meeting OF
the Virginia Synod. which met last
week in Charlottesville.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-22
eRocERs ACCUSE RAILROADS
Association Charges Determination
In Favor Of Packers

Chicago, Oct. 22.-(By A. PA
hard legal battle was expected to fol
low opening here today before Clyde
b. Aitcheson, chairman of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, Of hear
ing involving charges by the National
Wholesale Grocers' Association Of the
United States against the railroads. al
leging discrimination in extraordinary
shipping facilities afforded the meat
packers. The defendants were 317 OF
the leading railroads.
The packers, including Swift 4 CO.,
Armour & Co, Wilson & Co, Morris
4 Co. aud Cudahy Packing Company
have filed intervening petitions in the
railroads. behalf, while the state ol
Michigan and the Iowa, Nebraska, Ok
lahoma, Kansas, Texas and Missouri
Wholesale Grocers' Association have
aligned themselves with the Nationa
Grocers' Association.
The wholesale grocers' complaint l,
based on the allegation that the packers
have entered extensively into the whole.
sale grocery business and are permitted
TO ship staple and nonperishable grocery
products in their refrigerator cars with
fresh meat.
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HELP wANTED-FEMA1E

opes. either by hand or typewriter al o,ir
office: piece work. Apply Howe AddressinE
and Printing Co. I0+ Chestnut ''''
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PIANOS. rLAYERs. TUNING. Ere.
HOWARD VINCENT

FNerV 0nN OF IhN AboNe nIHnos Is IN stock.T
in fine condition. ready for delivery. includ-
Ing stool and RI 81 rolls of music and
bench and one years tuning free
NEW PLAYER PIANOS. S325 Up. 81. 80 wk.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS. Sl45 up, 81. so wk
HOWARD VINCENT
S3G Observation-Disclosures ~ 9Th ST.
Established 80 years
NlcTRuL.A aud records i3s: almost new;
value $50 Rieder's L. on 1000 South II
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IN NfENORIAM

1sAACSoN.--1u loving memory Of our
aear mother who died Oct. "a, 1918
FATHER AND CHILDREN
PovEY.--1n loving remembrance of IDA
c. POvEY. who passed away Oct. 22. 1918.
MOTHER, FATHER AND BROTHER
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BOARDING
BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTa

APARTMENTa
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. la4 s. 18th st.
adjoining the Philadelphia club tNEWD;
mUderniy equipped: built-in bath and show
ersi eleC. lights. steam heat wall safe; valet
service on premises; room and alCove. with
windows facing On lBtE ST.. vacant: also
single room: best value in city Apply
Commemorative on PROMISES.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments Il "necialty. Sherwood
Ant. Agency, 80 s, Broad st Soma very
attractive turn. snts.. sorne honsekeeninE
WALNUT ST. "oIO-ln Several suites Oft
and : rooms and bath furu. esps-
Ciall" desirable on first floor splendid APP
pointments. no housekecplng.
BEAUTIFUL furu. aud unfurn apts ali
sections. all si1Cs. all prices; no charge for
s"rylre. Anply l92O tilhert st. office 10.
3frH ST, y. 3I3--I-nfuruishcd apartment,
. rooms and private bath. hnt-water heat;
snuthcrn nNo0sure: conklng privileges.
rNFIRN. APT. for rent: 3 large rooms
Kitchen and hath, cleo. It's. all mod. conv, !;
oyclms. nciEhb,d. adults only 1892 Y. Broad.
CHESTNUT ST. 1898 Unfuruished apart
mtnts rooms and bath; not housekpe :
Offices suitable FOR prof, man. spr. f+41.
THREE ROOMS and bath single or IN
suite. lnl5 Rittenhomsc &. locust 2a0l w.
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OLD GOLD
STAMPS AND COINS

OF - gold. silver. platinum. plated ware, old
srgle iewrlry, teeth plates bought TO- cash
Est 1917. ]. l. Clark. rshner. Sn1 20 nscm
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PERSONALS

PsEK one time large Philadeiphia real es-
tate owner, Any one showing, where he
other Information in regard to him. please
write the facts to HAROLD l.. HILL
Cooperstown, N. Z.
g. GORDON, 1901 N. Taylor. has sold his
A store to y. Plattx. All creditors must pre-
WIZ oct0bsr 70, 1919. g s Gordon
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GER MNNTOWS

ln9 W. CITELTEN AVE.--Large rooms;
yearly lease; separate on suite: some
Tor light housekeeping SlO-slS week fur
nished or uufuruishod, some with cleo II /;
seen We'd. Thurs. Friday. ! to $ p M
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Garrett CLEANING

CARPETS CLEANED on or OFF thcRLOOh
WALLACE
: y. ~ -lS2G \ @O-253 Church lane, Ctr,