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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-24
ARLINGTON


COLONIAL HOME. with CarH"n 10 rooms
baths hrepInCcs; lot sox2l7; within
: minutes walk Of station: beautiful lawn
and SURROUNDINGS price si4 600. Address
owner. F.. II. Miller. HI IlaudrilIo rd.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT

LARGE LOT. 1Gxs4--3942 Germantown ave,
with very large lot in rear containing
10000 so. It. suitable for florist or Junk
dealer. Owner. 301 Tabor road.
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SAMUEL SIMPSON ..
NOTARY PUBLIC
727 Walnut ST. PHILADELPHIA.
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SAVE S9UO--MONE IN TODAY
l3S to 45S + Wyoming ave. modern 2-story
porch front houses: rooms. bath. pantry
and shed steam heat. electric. stationary
tubs: selling for $4,000: corners at $500;
main street: CoUycuient trolley facilities;
small amount Of cash. balance to remain on
MORTGAGES: prices to advance noNt week Ap-
ply to owner. Bell Thonc. Diamond 6h4".
SII lh.R oln2 y Inn
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. 5i1 s. 1ath--Situa tions want
ed: Scotch Protestant cook and chamber
maid. sisters: English. Protestant nurse.
Protestant couples. buffers. Chauffeurs.
ladies' maids: also numerous positions open :
frst-cIass white help: good wages; apply
at once.
WANTED at Episcopal Office. 3t2 s. 12th-
Cooks. Mattresses. chRmbermaids. laun-
dresses. nurses and maids.
WANTED Cooks. chamhds childnurses.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Cleveland manufacturer wants a distributor
for the state of PENNSYLVANIA for an auto
mobile accessory tested and used by the L.
s. Government: representative now in Phila-
dephia installing this article on government
cars this article retals for S15 and is an
absolute necessity: this Is an exceptionally
fine raying business and will stand most
rigid Investigation: capital required to handle
exclusive sale right in state about $4,000.
For particulars address Box NJ lOi Ledger
ONCE.
MAN wanted. with capital. to form and or
sanize companies for manufscturins
automobiles, etc; also electric window
cleaner; ono who will take active interest in
selling. NJ D22. Ledger Office.
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paEssMAK1NoANDM1LL1

DRESSMAKER best New York experience.
Z, desires engag gements: advance styles, street
and evening gowns. Miss Blair. 1874 Wal
nut. Telephone Walnut S1S4.
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81. STORY stone and AinEle house. |;
rooms bath. gas. electricity. hot .wute
heat: garden. SOFT lot adjoining, Owner
2lS Woodlyn ave- Glens!da
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BoOKKEEPER- Small set Of books or s,lcs
LEDGER: references. Add. \ 3l1. Led. OF.
YOUNG WOMAN of refinement desires pos
in dentists off. as assist, A 80 Led. Off.
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STORAGE IND MOVING

WATSON STORAGE. having engagement
from New Yorl, between April - ana %
will take n load from PhilR. to Nov York
roHsOuu Bile; open for enEuEcmcut 10 Iaifi,
more. Washington. Atlantic City. all sum
mcr resorts rriees reasonable. G4j-ia 4.
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"a ACRES-C Corner chester pike and Oal
lane suitable for cultivation or huildln;
PURPOSES: terms reasonable.
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST 60,
Mr. Walker Broad and chestnut ST &
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s350O-- HOME BUYER 1900 pLOCE--l.a
yeo~ & lOgon,z and Chciieu ave srclion };
S'or~. porch. q rooms and hatN: t"rrac"d
0'-"rH'"- hoat electric 'EN'. N"'' N"NS" IN
ctr. for the m0reH. examine 1863
FranI, =. Fah"~. 1870 Chestnut. Su"u" '"-'.
POCELAND ST. Sixteen @-s'or" p1rrh
house. high location. near uIiu and troll
lr". can lOls Indiana ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


MODERN COUNTRY HoME-Largc lawn
old shade, near train and trolley; rooms
chicken house II. ". II Berry, 6ls j"tfer
son ~ Phonn diamond 1927.
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DIAMONDS BOIJCHT
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER

with our or your material; all kinds of ma
teral; sold retail at wholesale prices Go TO
Apple's, 245 3. 9TH st, Philadelphia,
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments a speciality. Sherwood
Ant. AgenCy. 22J :. Broad st Some very
attractive furn Hpts.. some housekeeping
Rel phone Walnut 3lI
ONE VERY DESIRABLE unfurnished apart
ment Of - rooms and bath $BJ The
Bartram. Chestnut ct. near 3ith.
ONE FINELY FURNISHED SUITE Of
rooms and bath. $40. The Bartram
Chestnut 81. near 34th-
Az I'NFTRN1SHED apartment Of rooms
and bath 500 per month; possession any
time. Apply l33 5. 18th ST. -.
NEED AN APARTMENT? SEE US
r NJ ARGO. Liberty Bldg. Walnut f0i"
WEST PHILADELPHIA
WILL. SI'BI.ET from juno II to September
IL : room apartment and bath. furnished:
in excellent condition; located at iSth and
chestnut ~ squares from 4Gth ST. elevated; :;
no children: references required NJ SGT.
Ledger Offcr.
o57 S 52D ST.--Second- floor apartment, 4
rooms and bath, heat and hot water.
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Money loaned on jewelry automobiles. bonds.
goods OF any kind Podol. ll0n n. Cd
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Miss Cloud; eyebrows arched. henna treat
ment; al shades blond and black. Wood
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GERNTt\TOWS
FOR RENT-FURNISHFD

t'ni RENT Beautiful now po-ch-fron, IL
,9H.,' - ref7onauf May Is 10 septsrnhsi
- 3lOO nov month phone vvnrnInr I3iT W
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WtST PHILADELPHIA

80! :. I'D st second 400. apartm.nts
,rt rooms ana hatu; very attractive; heat
slgr' r u, 500. WILLIAM r DfCItsOT a
co. ''Gl <. -2d -
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General
GREENEwArD's

iREENEWAEDS =
Credit and collection expert. familiar with
retail jobbinF or merchandising business:
GOOD wages: accountants, seniors. G. p. A.
competent stenogra phcr asst. employment
mgr. also cxp. interviewer. also competent
sll-around office woman for executive posi.
tion. $50 weekly. with liberal bonus: sales.
man mfg. exp. bronzes head hkpr.. also exp.
hotel cashier. s12h; nermanent positions
foreman. handle lahorers: sales engineer.
mechanical and production engineer: some
very attractive openings for executive men
and women with clean records no others; a
the secretary for descriptive booklet and
blank No enrolment charEes. 2Io s. 11th
BuSINESS SIGWSsS SERVICE 60. .eol ne Land .TIndeS
RooKKEEpERs-.Fact & office. s2os5o,
CHEMIST Dvewood test $500 yearlv.
ENGINEERS-Desgne engines. pumps. $4,000
dror forvo nress and electric welding.
MANAGER--Rranch bank. Of trust 20. $500
SALFSMEN-Narnish radiators. elect sup.
iron foundry. $4,000 up yearly STFNOGS.
ard PRIVATE SECS. t3l. Sls-$3O. CAPABLE
MEN--Sales. office and technical.
EARN BIG MONEY
DO Ia the work, auto rerair. mechanical and
electrical. driving or storage battery work.
We train mon on nractcHl lines
Phila. Nccha niCal and EIcCtrdCHl School
Call 614-f1s Brown St. Philadelphia
WE TEACH YOTr To DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
S26--CONP1ETE COrRSES-so5
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
Sattlers. 1901 Spring Garden st. Open Sun.
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yENTNOR

1oE RENT. TTgNISHED = Queen Anne
house. - rooms ard 3 servants roorn.
> hatIs. lavatury: tennis court: rsrags:
princeton ave. ard beacnrrort; summer sea-
sGu Jun" ! 10 October I. $4,000. Address
" Gl~. Ledger Office.
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SrHURRAN

GFRMA\TOWN--Nn f. johnson st e.: delight
ful location for refined people sookinG com
Portable accommodation and excellent table
references required Phone Germantown 30
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BOARDING

10TH, y. 1s4S- Elegant room and boa r5
for 2 rentleWen modern improvements
steam heat and electric light Phone Ola.
mond 658l w
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

HAULlNG-Autotrucks to hire, u to a ron;
hour. day or week. Callaghan Rooney
1888 Ranstead at Spruce 1913 Race I5
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ApARTMIGNT. > or rooms bath. kitchen
cite; state, i"dn,S' ~" "ntiurtn. rt. west fhild
list ,.our apartments with us for Immediate
'rartaI r. NJ. ARGO, 5l3 Liberty Bldg
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lO-ROOM HOUSE; ali Eonvenicncpq and la rec
garage for cars; fine lOration; near sta
Ion; rea soma hle price: must sell at once.
FIST Real Estate and Insurance Co. Wood
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JESKlSTOWN

18S GREENWOOD AVE.
Stone and stuCco dwelling, 10 rooms and
bath; modern ConvrnenCes: excellent -Cond'n.
LOT 5OXlI5.
Immediate possession: price S1S0O.
.. Il. CHAMBERS
10 Commercial Trust Bldg, Phla., Pa
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OLn CLOTHES BOUGHT
CASTOR clothing wanted; mems old suits
coats, trousers. shoes. "tC.; ladies' clothing
there are many users for your old clothing
when YOU discard th"m; don't sell FOR prac.
ticall? nothing; We have a big demand for
them ana give YOU big prices our buyers
call anywhere city or country. day or night.
Write. cali or telerhOnn Filhert 9II9
NJ. SELlL;SOIlN NI.OTNlNC; CO. 40 Y. Sth.
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RNFRS
SPRINGFIELD

pErlI. sernidr'arhed: rooms. bath "hd
sNol hot-waicr heat; price $3.50"
= ". CLAYTON. 3l52 Frankfort a'.
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NEW IERSEl-SI HlREN\
HADDO\TTfI.D

LlPpTNrOTr LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS y. J
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tiarares
OFFICES. nrsINEsS ROOMS. ETC


IWo '"'A Dosirab" Offices In desrablN
n"uNe I ~ doctor or professional PURPOSES.
Sfn per month, p" option ro1m. handsonriv
~ ,.H..'" not an! cold water. Phone 3f4
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

TTTrNNst NTICFS NaTI IOT dTaIN0TTs. 0TT E0Td.
platinum, silvN~. fal~n teeth and pawn tick
cts bought. 1900 TLlhert st. second roo-.
OLD CLOTHES. ladies'. mems or hov.'
suits. nverroats. shoes. hats; positively
pay so, more; send postal call or phone
Dickinson Gl55. We call city. country. day
evening. Friedman Rros.. ltt+ South s..
CLOTIItNG--Ntisnt and discarded clothing
all kinds bought; mood Eoods; rGv best
prices. write or phone: VIII call city or
suburban. Samuel Cooper Tn" old reliable
d"al"r 1910 W. Glrard ave. ror'ar ?S51
ANTIQl .S. ca rpCts. rugs. beds. parIor sets
davenpOrts. Eo.Carts. paDcr rags. metals
II CE"cd furn. man. Snfet' First Junk
Co. 3Il2 Lancaster ave. Preston 50s3.
ANTIQUES and mod. fur feather beds
mar. va sns hro'l. low; high prices White
Pioneer 1926 y Their. Ph. Diamond S23
CAST OFF clothing wanted ladies' and chill
drcn's clothes a specially; best rrcos Ph.
Market PAS w or call II. stern. SS7 y. ith.
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SEND FOR ouR LIST or. MODERATE
PRICED HOMES FOB Ir,5 SALE LIN n SEDG- G1,G
SPACE FOR GARAGE; CONVENIENT TO
STORES SCHOOLS. ETC.
f.. WALNUT LANE
A beautiful 3-story porch front dwelling. | I
rooms bath. laundry. with garage in the
rear; side driveway Lmmediate possession
POSSESSION; mod. 2-sty. twin house; cor
Knox and Ashmead: first FIR. Dutch hall,
dining rm kitchen. laundry: second floor 1
bedrooms and bath; eleC. room for garage.
J. W Graham Jr.. 331 Land Title Bldg.
EARLIIAM TERRACE-Five 2-story. porch
front dwellings,. near Queen Lane Sta
ton, S28OO ISEN. sth and Diamond.
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OLD GOLD
WANTED

CASH paid for old gold silver: clocks
paired. Rogers, A. Sil7th 81. Ioc. l1I
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GREEN "U9G--3 rooms and bath, completely
furnished for housekeeping. See tanitor.
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BOARD WANTED

BOARD and largo room wanted by a Young
man. North Phila or Tioga: terms ST.
weekly a 331. Ledger Office.
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EI.KINS PARK


COLONIAL. STYiI, = bedrooms 2 bath!
marble shower: stone garage: best locator
bargain at s2S 900, MCCORMICK & MCEOT
MICK. Lincoln Bldg. and Elklns Park
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STAMPS AND COINS

I. lsrAssPs.A ALBUMS AND supPLIEs
raILA sfzsiS VA ii;%S Sos s';'i''s' y g. a7TH sr.
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SU MMER HOUSES
MAINE
MORTGAGES

OUR facilities for placing building associa-
tinn mortgages arc unsurpassed, in visW
Of the act that we represent q Of the largest
builG associations In the city We desire
applications for good LIST. I'd and split mort
Cages in any section Of the city or suburbs.
Private funds for good first mortgages.
William Jam"s Keogh Land Title Bldg.
$50 NOTE on MORTGAGE
immediate settlements
70 Unsettled estate loans
Building associate funds
$1,000 DEMPSEY & CO,
81 5. 10th st.
LOANS, REAL ESTATE AND ESTATES.
ANY sun. rIT-
nELANY, "a $. Broad West End BldsD
slOO. 600 TO INVEST
In mortgages in sums to suit.
q. e. SEiDEL & CO. Ith and CaIlowhill sts
FuPST aud scr"rd mortgages placed quickly.
GEO l. BARNES. 1201 Chestnut at,
MONEY WANTED FOR IST MOKTGAGEs
Chas r F!rhtner. 5000 y. Hancock ST.
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TO HIRE1New Franklin and Packard autos
for weddings. funerals. American TsTis
cab. l4l1 Locust. Spruce ,65. Race 245'
TO HIRE--Touring car. 1919. day, week or
contract; owner drives: rea asonable Phone
Ftlbert 447o,J
TOURING CAR, 7-passenger Limousine 81 40
per hour up Poplar 1867 ''
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TIO(:A
1900 BUTLER ST.

PORCH - rooms. COU,.: largo lot
Il. W. LLOYD. ~ walnut ST.
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tHESTNIT hill.
DELAWARE WATER GAP

CASTLE INN HOTEL AND MUSIC HALL.
rIIHI"rm. hr"nroof: 13o bedrooms. with run
IlnE Spr,hE "At""; rooms on suite with prj-
Eal" hn'h' drug. store with fountain. bowl
,nE, n,r, hIilards dance hall and moving pic
lures; 'dbHr!l" l00O; rUllv furnished
. II. r. DRAKE
East StroudsburG. Pa
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\EW MISUNDERSTANDING


~ tNINIIED house to let, seashore = room
n""S". with bath: near water and station !;
..'N st.. COY. Ocean ave. Island Heights
\. J Mrs \. Ayers. Sea son. 5000
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUSINESS PERSONALS

NEW and 2d-hand bicycles. tires, all makes
ANDREW Z. BIRCHETT. 5O3 8 2od
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
BIG STRIDE IN
COMMUNITY WORK
BEING TAKEN
Big Program Arranged For
Meeting of Colored Resi-
dents of CITY

The colored work of the War Camp
strides in this city. The first big
event among the colored people will
take place at the Technical High
school building on Sunday afternoon.
at o'clock. when the exercises Of
The Demobilization of the Service
Flags" OF all the colored churches
and organizations of Harrisburg and
Steelton will take place. The coll
ored ministers are uniting to make
the program for the day a memorable
one, and with the hearty co-opera-
ton OF the National Association for
the advancement of colored people
and the peoples forum, it is expected
that May 4th will be a Red Letter
Day.
1t is the hope and desire of the
colored people to have a Community
House, where not only the boys who
return to their homes may have So
cial recreation, but where all mem
bers of the community may share
IN common symbol of a Community
Home To that end, the War Camp
community Service, with the Coop
Grafton of committee of colored
men and women, in carrying out its
program, is endeavoring to make this
idea hitting memorial to the colored
soldiers who have served their coun-
try so nobly and so well, and who
contributed in no small measure to
the success of the cause for World
Democracy.v
y committee consisting of Rev. A.
j. Green, chairman, Rev. II. II. Coop
er, Rev. S. y. Mcneil, Rev. L. L. Cum
ningham, Col. j. NJ. Auter and b. II.
Baker, is working hard to put on
program worthy of the occasion.
The program will consist of. among
white citizen of Harrisburg, speeches
by two returned soldiers. Sergeant
Bibbs of Harrisburg and Sergeant
Louis Howard of Steelton, community
singing by the combined choirs of the
colored churches and organizations,
and a solo by the well-known artist.
Mrs. Florence Ackley Ley, a white
friend of the race.
Little colored girls dressed in white
and wearing gold stars will represent
the number of men who have fallen.
A silent tribute of fifteen seconds
will follow the reading of the names
of the fallen heroes. A silver bar
will be placed across the service fI3E
star for those men who have returned
home and a gold star will be placed
over the star representing those who
have died.
The Boy Scouts of Troop will be
on hand to render valuable services.
All returned soldiers and sailors VIII
be in uniform for the occasion.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
NOT READY FOR
INDEPENDENCE
Porto Rican Senators Believe
Island Statehood Is
Long Way Off

San Juan, Porto Rico. May THAT
Porto Rico is not prepared for either
statehood or independence, was the
opinion expressed by senator's Bar
bosa and Giorgetti in the course of
a debate in the Senate yesterday.
Senator Barbosa said also that the
island is unprepared for immediate
self-government
The debate was opened by an in
vitation of Senator Giorgetti to SEN
ator Barbosa to dissolve both politi-
cal parties in the island.
Il invite DR.. Barbosa to dissolve
the Republican party" said Senator
Giorgetti. land I will do all l can
to dissolve the Unionist Party because
we are wasting time. 1t must hc
understood that both statehood and
independence are song way OFF. DO
you think we are prepared for either
statehood or Independence" he asked.
I'VE are not" replied Dr. Barbosa.
"a country which has the number
of illiterates Porto Rico has, whose
masses are without means of educa-
tion and whose economic condition is
deplorable, is not prepared to be
either republic or state. We
have to prepare our country and pro-
Ride the means for its being politically,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02

, economically and educationally in a
condition to enjoy its sovereignty.
We are in the position to-day of u
stGeent OF medicine who has had two
years of his course who is dtigent
and ambitious and who wants to
graduate as soon as he can, but whose
professor has to say, continue your
studies, you are not yet ready when
you get in your fourth or fifth year
your labor will be rewarded Gen :
tlemen, you know perfectly well that
we are not economically prepared 10
be either state or republic. .,
I'm this ! agree with DIR. Barbosa,
said Senator Giorg A:tl. I'VE are not
prepared economically for statehood
or to be an Independent republic.
Senator Giogretti asked DIR. Barbosa
if he thought Porto Rico was pre-
pared to govern itself. DIR. Barbosa
replied that at the present moment "
was not, because self-governinent
signified government of and by the
people only. because without prepara-
tion the people would be governed by
the fortunate few.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
American Red Cross
Aids Bosnia Hospitals

Mostnr, Herzegovina. May 2. - All
the hospitals of Herzegovina and Bos-
MIA, which are full of sick and wound
and many civilians suffering from
typhus and other diseases, are re-
ceiving aid from the American Red
Cross which has sent several doctors
and nurses here and large quantity
of medicines and clothing.
The Red Cross Mission, which is in
charge of Captain +. c.. Thwaits of
Milwaukee, Wis, has relief stations
at Ragusa, Spalato, Sarajevo, Mostar
and other points. 1t is turning it's
attention to clothing the destitute,
caring for the sick. and improving
sanitary methods with a view to the
prevention of typhus. 1t is co-operat-
ing with the United states Food Fam
inc Commission which is distributing
flour and fats to the poor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
81 Places of Worship
in London Struck by
Bombs During War

London. May 2.-FiftY-ona places
of worship in London were struck
by bombs during the various air
planes during the war. Amony them
were St Paurs Cathedral. South
wark Cath edral. Westminster Abbey,
the city Temple. Chapel Royal, Choir
House and the General Assembly Hall,
Mile End.
The damage generally was limited
to roofs or art glass windows.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-02
WHY BUY VICTORY
BONDS

Victory! How splendid the word
sounds and how still more splendid
it sounds when we think of the great
victory we recently won. Picture the
brave American boys fighting at the
front, being killed and wounded by
the hundreds.
Although you could not 80 "over
there" and fight for your country
as they did, you can now show your
patriotism by buying bonds. You
probably answered nobly to the for
mer loan drives. but now is your
chance to show the boys that you are
still filled with patriotic duties.
Besides money to pay debts. our
country needs money to care for and
to cheer the wounded and disabled
men that are returning every day to
their home land. Although many are
returning. many of them are asleep
on the fields of Flanders.
So l plead and beg you to act nobly
and buy Victory Bonds. l hope you
will remember and not break your
faith with those who died for you.
For il you do, they will not sleep
we'll in their resting places, though
popies grow above their remains in
old Mother Earth. far away from
loved ones and home.
How many of our boys over there
are ycarning for their american
Home Sweet Home?
How many loved ones on this side
are praying to the Prince of Peace to
send the staunch defenders of Demo-
cracy home again?
Buy Victory Bond, thereby prov"
ING TO the Prince of Peace that you
sincerely thank Him for peace with
victory. 80
WiconisCo.
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German Capitalists
Plan to Push Trade
in United States

RcrIin. May 2.-The American Mer-
camille interchange Company was re-
Gently organized in Berlin for the
purpose of facilitating the resump-
tion of commercial relations with the
limited States. The company which is
said to be headed by number of
leading German financiers and in
dustrialists, proposes to carry on an
Exchange of finished manufactured
products for raw materials on an eX-
tensive scale. The company sharply
criticizes existing measures of the
German government when tend 10
restrict EXPORT activities, and points
out that Germany is in position to OBJ
tain large quantities of foodstuffs
and raw materials in return for COM
modities now ready for shipment.
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AMERICANS SEE POPE

New York, May 2.-Under the guild
ance of the knights of Columbus
visiting Rome are taken to st. Peters
and the Vatican. On March 20 the
Pope granted an audience to a COM
pany of American soldiers and sail
ors who were INTRODUCED by knights
of Columbus Supervisor p. G. Hayes
who described the audience in q let :
ter to Chairman William ]. Mulligan
of the knights of Columbus.