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NOTlCE-DIVlDEND
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANk

No 500 Market Street.
IIpth consecutive dividend. se Ini-en,
nuAl dividend. at the rate OF four per Sen nv
per annum. has BEEN declared and VIII DC
credited on depositors books on anu si'~t
November LIST - =
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BEDS--A large assortment .. Drass and
white epamei beds. springs aud mat
tresses. set US nefOre setting a new bed
outnt. We will save you money IL you viii
take time To compare prices considering
quality. Full ilne OF carpets. rugs lin
oioums anu mating. heiriserators and
Perfection oil stoves. Aiundy furniture Co
FItn ana Madison streets. Our address
tells why we can save you money.
BOOKCASE AND DEsk combined. mahog-
any. also white nursery chair and Two
porch awnings fnone 27Os W
BEDROOM suiTE- Mahogany in good
condition. COL ". Ninth street
COACH Round reed. reversible gear. $40.
24IU Madison street.
COOK STOVE Othelo Price $40 1908
W Eighth street
FUkAIT URE-som odd pieces of used fur
nIture Tor sale Phone 74uI W
FIREPLACE White. enamel carved Must
sell at once. liz Franklin street
LION WATER HEATER Water power
washing machine. gas range and dayen-
port tor sale. I'll ". 25tn street.
PIANO-Oas range two gas plates. chair
and other household goods not mentioned
al ". 1wenty-fifth street.
pARLOR STOVES Two. good Apply 1918
Adams street. Phone 253I "
PARIOR sTOYE-Medium size. In SPLEEN
did condition Phone 307I.
RUGS-A large selection OF wool and lbra
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
viii suit you Mundy furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit terms
RUGS-And floor coverings 5000 yards
nnoleum remnants large enough for kit
chens. at halr prize Huriock's Cash House
seventh and Poplar streets.
STEAM BOILEk-"F Freed. good condI.
ton. viii neat six.room house splendid
ly. Can be used for hot water heater
l25 West Nineteenth street.
STOVES wait Winter Is coming
Get that stove now at Berger's. Third and
shipiey. and save money.
VACUUM CLEANER Eureka, fully
equipped, library table. dishes. picture
FRAMES, mirror. garden hose etc. Bar
gains DOL south Union street
VACUUM CLEANER One handpower
Sweeper Vac, in good condition. Phone
WINDOW SHADES of the Hotel Simon
for sale, Apply at the hotel.
Machinery and fools 81
eTIRLlTH BRoS.-scrap iron ana metals
J beams Front and Tatnali streets
Musical instruments 62
PATH G-Phonosrsphs nd Inelr greatest
features. no. needles TO change. Plays ali
make records wisn their respective needles
ford Piano Co.. 2I0 W. Ninta stroet
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Wearing Apparel IS
LADIES COAT. dresses and black fox
muif Phone 4i92.
Manted-To Buy 66
ANTIQUE FURNII URE-We are paying
the highest cash prices for antique ftlrni-
ture of all kinds, Bureaus. tables, chairs
ana mirrors. even ia broken condition.
Also pictures. china, glassware jewery
and especially old silver. Will cali any
where Phone 36i6. The old Curiosity
shop. OF Tatnall St \. ID Levin Prop
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

CHAMBEkAiAID -t'ity reference, 1901
6rccnnili avenue. Phone laSe.
CASH UlhI+S wanted Apply e b. Me
stnnis. iApptncott n Co.
COON White sirl willing 20 help with first
moor Phone 1850 J
CANVAssERS sis reliable girls, house 70
house canNassing Advertising No selling
= day Apply oc,ason soap Premium nj m
2 Tuesday Ask for Mr. sander
CHANiBkRAfAID-C olorcd with refer
cnces Mrs l.. Curtis. Red oak Road
and Willard street
SIPS month Experience unnecessary For
fire particulars Of examination write J.
Leonard former CiyIl service Examiner.
I3u5 Equitable Bldg " Washington. ID g
CHAAfRhkMAfD Experienced Apply
Hotel simon. Eighth and hing streets
DEMONSTRATORS Reliable woman want
Cd for Hoover suction sweeper no can
yassins Liberal compensation Appi! the
hennardPyie Co. aIs-o23 Market
Girl. " hitc for dishwashinx. Apply
hyies. Sixth and Orange.
Experienced. for shirt waist de
partment. Address 7 81. Every Evening
once
GIhLs-For marking and sorting depart
ment. Apply at once snow White Laun-
dry. - Nandever avenue.
HO UsEWOkk- Middle-aged woman for
bouse~orh. Call 403S J.
HOCSENO kh-N oman for general house
work washing and ironing done at home.
500 :. Clayton street.
LADY wanted TO work in cake department.
Phone 1854.
MOTHERS HELPER White. experienced
Telephone 7oY5 W
MAID-For general housewors Three in
family Mrs. Richard h. .Catlin. 22U4 Gil
pin avenue.
OPERATORs-Girlse experienced on power
sewing machines 90 work on athletic union
suits CleAn WORK, excellent working CON
ditions. Very beat piecework prices. Apply
Topkis Bros Co, 2I7 French street.
sary Must know city, with reasonable
amount energy and perseS GRANGE you can
make $50 weekly. Don telephone Call
Tuesday morning. Hotel Simon. Ask for
SALESLADY for Saturday. Per
manent position; excellent pay. New York
Waist House 7l2 Market street
sTENOGRAPHER Experienced and cap
tions confidential 10 Ford Building
WOMAN Reliable. for cooking and down
stairs work. Mrs. h. w. Tomlnson, 1927
Park Place.
oMANmn1EElderIlyso white L.s, for mothers
ner Bayard and Gilpin avenues.
WOMEN--Two women and two girls. X l.
Laundry, Sixth and Orange streets.
WOMAN-As mothers helper in home
north side, capable Of taking charge Of six
stating experience. SC. NJ II. Every
Evening Once.
Help WAnted-MaIe 80
BOY-I4-I5 years for errands. After
school hours. Apply 500 Market St.
BoYs-To work afternoons from 80 to
40. Must have work papers. apply at
ONCE.
LABORERS-Ten. Lynn's Corner Els
mere, at O'Clock tomorrow morning.
MEAT CUTTER-Apply Buehler Bros.
lis w. Eighth street.
MAN-Reliable. white, married man. for
farm work where small dairy is kept. Good
ard Johnson r. F. b. T. avondaie' Pa. O
PLUMBER-Wanted. Must be first-class
Apply A. Julian. Az Walnut street.
STOCK SALESMAN
DRAWING ACCOUNT AND COM
MISSION. APPLY C. & g. MANU-
FACTURERs co, 200 ". NINTH
STREET.
TINSMITH And plumber Edward q
Barnett. Concordville Pa Bell phone 20-4
WINDOW DRESSER Young man To as
sist our window dresser. Apply Manager,
Tppl,is
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Lost and Found 10
BROoCH-Iost. vicinity Twenty first and
Washington. keepsake Reward n retuTbeu
TO tsrp W FOURTH street.
BIRD DOG Lost. large, white. with orow
cars Finder pleas call Lohand. ls4s '"
CHIIDs TAM White wool. lost on Mon
day between - and O'Clock in soink
from Fifth and Monroe 70 Eishtn and Jct-
ferron streets Finder will confer FAVOR
by leaving 20 at Every Evening once
IIRrRl'N BONDS -Four lost between In
dustrial Loan and sixth and Market, on
THURSDAY Reward IL returned 60 25ou
Jefferson street
Monty Pound small sum Of money on
DelA~srp avenue sunday evening. owner
can have same. Apply 1919 Lincoln street.
pORTFolIO Lost. between fairville and
Csntreville on kennett pike, black port
folio Reward II returned TO Electric Con
tyactins Go, III " Eighth street
PIN Lost Made OF two gold coins with
nonosram Z y. p Lost in or near Rock
ford Park On sunday afternoon Valuable
ax keepsake. Reward n returned. Inone
sse7
SKIRT Brown. lost on SATURDAY night be
tween ssI East Fourth and 1915 Market
Reward IL returned to 1918 Market
street.
WRIST WATCHDOG. on black ribbon.
between T~cnty-third street and Eight u
and Jackson initials :. Nj &. Reward III
returned to sls Jackson street
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Of These Ads We're Written By Our ASaesmen
MERCHANDISE

Wanted 10 buy IS
DIAh1ONDs-we will pay you tho highest
prices. u. hlsln Bro. Co. rirth ana
Marbai streets.
JuNk-in, me buy yonr .econd hand 2.
Sloan. 1l9 West street. Phone zs4i 1910.
OLD aoLD-i will buy your old gold and
silver. Willard y. Davis. oil East SEQ
ond street.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ss=s-== $50 ssssz-z ~ss =.
Rooms and itonrI 81
SPRUCE ST. loft Hoard and room for
refined young man. Home comforts NO
objection to raiirosdef. Phone s434.
WARRINGTON ST. t2ip-Rooms for
rent. with board. All conyeuiencos.
WARRINGTON ST. oig-H Rooms and first
class table board, Centrally located.
Phone hai3.
W. nth ct. DOf Room aud board for
two young men. Room well heated; use Of
phone; good location ~
Rooms " ithout board CD
ADAMS 1T, 900 Desirable rooms for
ADAMS sT. po7-Nicaly furnished room
for gentleman. Phone 4slf j.
ADAMS Strict. IiO5~~Nieely furnished
room. Phone e56Y W.
p. FIFTH ST. ais-Two second story front
rooms. furnished Gas. electric and water.
y. 18TH sT NO e-Furnished room for
two gentlemen or man and wife.
JEFFFk sDN At. tsf2=-kIesly furnished
bedrooms Good location. Use Of phone
ftvINGKOOM AND BEDROOM for two
gentlemen. VIII serve breakfast. Phone
HOOM-Near Eighth and Jackson. Phone
1878 W Young lady only. Reference re
quired
front room 10 private home hot water heat
and conveniently located. Phone 4sps ].
RODNEY ST. l7ll--Furntshed room, eiec-
tric light and heat. use Of phone. Phone
WAsHTNGTOg aT. TT04-Tro furnished
single rooms for rent, Phone sT46 J.
" efH sf.. 5f4--NioeIy furnished room
for gentlemen. Phone d74b W.
" SEVENTH ST, 1903 Furnished rooms.
Private family Phone bisi 4
" pTH ST 5Ua--rvo unfurnished rooms
All conyenlences. Phone 8sbs.
W. 2arH ST. s2l Room furnished for on
or two refined persons. All conveniences.
VIII consider serving breakfast
Rooms For Housekeeping 50
N CLAYTON ST. iOI-Three large rooms,
bath and porch, hot water neat. gas and
electric light included
ROOM Attractive third floor housekeeping
rooms. completely furnished. Phone.
4. conveniences tiood location. Phone 1901.
RODNEY 1T. gU2-Two second-story
front rooms. furnished for light housekecp-
linz. no children,
ROOMs-Two furnished Electric and heat.
Apply 1T sol w Ninth street. az store.
w aEVRNTH 1T si2 One room for light
housekeeping for rent.
V VIII ST. 1i6 Well furnished room.
With running water Phone ~ =
Where to Ia, III
TABLE BOARD-By the week. IT'S King
street, Mrs, n. Hand
Where To Stop IN Town ~
THE sTRASp-
Fourth aud Poptsf. Hure.. Tsois
board sevy furnished rooms Phone
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uIED CARS.
BUICK 1920. 1-PAsS.
BUICK. 1920 5-pAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK. 1918. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. TOURING
OLDsMOBILE. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE Co.
22i ". TENTH STREET.
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.RkAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Apartments and Flats II
APARTMENT F0Iur rooms and bath and
BACK porch -. .>orth van buren, street
No children.
APARTMENTS rooms and bath
Hot water heat, hot water all year shower
baths. lauit0r service. apply Dung n Co.
Tenth and hins streets.
APARTMENTS For rent Immediate pos
session Apply Manion & Co. vi5 Orange
street.
FURNISHED APARTMEST-Tpo rooms
for light housekeeping food location In
Guiding neat and light, Use of phone. Phone
233s ",
JEFFERSON ST. eO9-Bacheior apart
ment furnished Two rooms and Datn. No
housekeeping
VAN BUkEN ST. 6o6-A Apartment. Up
to-date. self-contsined. gas electric. hot
water always well heated rive rooms and
bath outside pantry and porch. Immedi-
ate possession II required. Phone S3!I.
2arH AND AfAkkET Srs.-ABartments
Apply schwartz Investment Co. IL Ford
building
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Trucking. Storage

McCARTNEY's TRANsFER--Moving and
hauling. Phone 5oa4 j.
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AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles For Sale III
AUTOMOBILES
1920 PAIGE. SPORT MODEL.
Iei7HAYNEs. TOURING.
1877 CHEVROLET. TOURING.
FORD. SEDAN.
FORD. TRUCK.
s.x-TON sTEGEMAN. TR UCk.
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
II desired. Act quick.
See Mr. Ratledge. lol7-ls Orange So.
Open evenings. To y.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land For Sale SO
FARM-Of 40 acres. good land seven-room
house, good barn, 25u peach trees. 2l2 miles
from store and cannery. Located near Della
ware Bay. food shooting and fishing Price
$1,000. III. ID. Boyer. smyrna, Del.
252 ACRES-Fine & arm, 2I4 miles southeast
of Elkton, contains 252 acres. $50 tiliable
Good for dairy or fine truck land For
terms apply TO g. Z. News & Bro. Elk
ton, Md. X. ID. No. 2.
Houses For sale 81
DOVER, DEL.-Nicely situated, pleasant
roomy residence. Modern conveniences
W Nj. Newton, Dover, Del.
Suburban For Sale 81
BELLEFONTE- bungalow. facing
trolley. Hot water heat. hardwood floors
two toilets. open fireplace. cement walks
hedge Has 10 be seen TO be appreciated
Chas. II. Jordan. / / E. Twenty-third St
NO AID IL THE CLASSIFIED AID SEC
TIoN is EVER pURPosELY MIS-
CLASSIFIED.
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CIDFR-Pure cider. made from sound
StaymAn wlnesap apples. 3oc per gallon
delivered anywhere IN city Made on Fri
day ana delivered on saturday. send postal
TO Naudain & son. Marsnallton Del
OYSTERS Real Virginia fresh salt oysters
IN shells or opened when ordered ZOE
King street
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BUSINESS SERVICE


business Service Offered is
BuCHEIt- SIsus OF every description at
7lS Shipiey street. Phone 1888 W
KATHERINE FfNAN-Hair dressing par
iors Toupe wig braid work done.
Appointments at home II desired
Phone 1895 " Brownson Building Fourth
and Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
Four Concerts Win
Acclaim of Large
Sunday Audiences
Philip Gordon, Minna Ander-
son, Rosa Ponselle and
Nine. Clotilde Meveret
Are Among the ~Artists

Philip Gordon, young pianist, gave
recital yesterday afternoon in
Aeollan Hall. He has rather more
nnger dexterlty than temperament,
plays rather more with his head than
his emotions; still his performance Of
echumann's Sonata in G minor was
not without an appropriate tinge of
romantlclsm and he was decidedly eff
lectlye IN shorter pieces by Sgambati,
MacDowell, Grleg and others.
MISS Minna Anderson, soprano, ap-
peared at the Princess Theater yester-
day afternoon. With a tiny voice and
somewhat primitive ideas as to the
art of song, Miss Anderson was wholly
united to cope with program which
included songs by Scarlatti, Rachmani
noff, RimskyKorsakoff and other com
posers.
Miss Rosa Ponselle, Nine. Margaret
Matzenauer, Nine. Marie Sundelius.
Pasquale Amato and Jose Mardones. re-
lnforced by the orchestra and for Ger
tam numbers by the chorus. drew a
record audience to the opera concert
at the Metropolitan Opera House in
the evening" Many were turned away
at the box office. The program. Of a
popular nature, included the overture
to "Oberon,' the Easter Hymn from
tava lleria Rusticana," the ballet suite
trow lie Cid" second act of Ia Forza
del @ Destino,' the Prologue from
pagllaeci" and the Soldiers March
At the same time concert for the
benefit of the Beth Abraham Society
Clotilde MeygrS, dramatic sonrano r'o
and Miss Helen Jeffreys, violnist, we're
the artists.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19

Jimmy Skunk knows this He knows
all about it. Ask him the next time
you meet him. Jimmy had been lone
some. He had been very lonesome.
But he had kept away Prom the house
where Mrs. Skunk was living up in
the Far Corner of the Old Orchard
just as she had told him to- He hadn't
understood it at all. for he and Mrs.
Skunk hadn't quarreled. SO he couldn't
understand why Mrs. Skunk had re-
fused to let him live there with her
in that fine house he had led her to.
Now she had sent him to come see
her. Peter Rabbit had brought the
message. 1t was good news. 1t was
splendid news. But Jimmy tried to
pretend that it wasn't. He tried to
pretend that he didn't care to see her
again, and, in spite of Peters urging.
he refused to go. All the time he was
fairly aching to go. But he didn't
want Peter to know it, He wanted
Peter to think he didn't care
Peter hung around a while urging
Gail right" said he, 81 guess I'll have
to go back and tell Mrs Skunk you
won't come" and off he started, Upper
ty-lippertylip.
Now Peter wasn't fooled He knew
Jimmy was only waiting for him to get
out Of sight. So instead of hurrying
back to Mrs. Skunk he hid behind the
Old Stone Wall where he could watch.
1t wasn't long before he saw Jimmy
Skunk coming. Jimmy was Gambling
along in his usual slow way. He ap-
peared as If bound for nowhere in par
ticular, as if he were just off for
stroll. But he was headed toward
the Far Corner of the Old Orchard
Peter chuckled.
From where ne was hiding, Peter
could see Mrs Skunk sitting in her
doorway. Jimmy ambled along, stop
ping now and then to dig for white
grub or look for a fat beetle. He
looked for all the world as if he had
nothing else on his mind. When he
drew near that house in the Far Cor
ner he pretended not to see Mrs.
Skunk sitting there in her doorway.
He stopped and began to dig, first
here and then there, as if he had
found a whole lot of white grubs The
truth is there wasn't a white grub any
where about. MRS. Skunk had found
all there were about there long be-
fore. She grnned as she watched
him.
Poor Jimmy" she murmured "Poor
Jimmy, He is trvinr hard TO keep his
dignity and pretend that he has jas.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
Interchurch Move Seen
AS Cure for Selfshness
]. D. Rockefeller Jr. Declares 1t
Will Solve Many of Prob
lens of the Day

John D. Rockefeller jr was the chief
speaker at mass meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Hippodrome prelim :
mary to the launching of the drive
for s336.oo0,o0o to be started by the
Interchurch World Movement of North
America on April 20.
Mr.. Rockefeller said the Inter
church Movement would do much to
cure the selfshness and extravaganza
that are now running through the coun-
try as we'll as solve many Of the per-
plexities and problems of the day.
I'VE have the solution of all solu-
tons he remarked. ''and that is the
brotherhood of man founded on the
Fatherhood of Cod
Alfred E. Marling. president of the
Chamber of Commerce, presided
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19

chances for the nomination can scarcely
be exaggerated.
Part Of the Palmer statement which
has caused so much interest here dis
cusses the situation in Georgia some
weeks back. when Senator James A.
Reeds name had been entered, and pro-
ceeds:
Friends of the President in the Ad-
mlnlstratlon here became much con-
cerned, fearing Reputation of the
Administration in the first Southern
tand therefore Democratic) state to
pass on the question Of the Administra-
tons record and to choose delegates
WHO would take part in determining the
partys policy in national convention
as to candidate and platform A dozen
Of them held conference and agreed
Lhat man representing, favoring and
defending the Administration ought
to hie In Georgia and make fight
against reputation of the President.
What the result will be no one
can toretell. Each side is apparently
positive it will win. 1t is impossible
for an impartial observer to form an
strength lies, of course. in the fact
that he is at home. To defeat any
United States Senator for a compli-
mentary Endorsement is practically
unheard of. He also has on his side
all the nti-Administration sentiment,
Of which there is undoubtedly CON
siderable. On the other hand, the
issue is pretty clear-cut. Support or
repudiate the Democratic Administra-
ton, especially as to the war. the
treaty and the league; and the lead
ers of Mr.. Palmer's campaign feel
certain the people of Georgia will
back the man who stands for Presi-
dent Wilson's leadership on those
issues.
AT any rate, it is a Belleau Wood
fight, of the kind that only old
Georgia can produce"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
Bodanzky's Symphony
To Aid Festival Concert

Artur Bodanzky and his new SYM
phony Orchestra will be the central
figures of the festival concert, whicn
IS to be given at Carnegie Hall Nav S
oy the American Committee for Aid
in the Republic of Poland.
Some time ago the committee. Of
which William lie Gendre is chairman.
decided to give benefit concert in
this city. the proceeds of which were
to be devoted to their work in Poland.
Ihey sought the services of Mr.. Bo-
dansky, who said: For Poland and her
great need I shall be delighted to CON
duct this concert"
In the meantime others volunteered
the!r services. Lydia Lipowska, the
Polish soprano, who was heard here
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19

with the Chicago Opera Company in
the last matinee of the season in the
role of Gilda in "Rigoletto." offered
her services; and Tamara Lubimovs
the pianist expressed her Willingness
to aid in the work.
The list of patronesses will be
headed by Mrs. John Henry Hammond
and Mrs. James A. Burden jr. The
Polish Ambassador and his wife are
expected to occupy the box of honor.
William Benda. the Polish artist. has
designed the poster for the concert
Seats will go on sale Wednesday morn
ing
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
Miss Bowman to Name Ship

The Nanshon, the last of twenty five
merchant vessels built for the govern
ment by the Bethlehem shipbuilding
Corporation, Ltd, at Elizabeth N. j.,
VIII be launched tomorrow. Eleanor
Bowman, pupil at the Elizabeth High
School. will name the vessel.
To Entertain Disabled Soldiers
The Overseas League, composed of
Red Cross workers who served in
France, will give an entertainment FriS
day evening at Pershing House, 1l5
tasl Twcn'y- s'trnet fer disatl led
sold.c.H from the Fo., j..ils iiospisai.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19

ing to see me at ALL"
Then she came out and rrayely
walked over to him. Jimmy looked up
as if very much surprised. Mrs. Skunk
touched his nose with her nose and
then rubbed against him. Jimmy"
she whispered, "Im so glad you've
come. l knew you would 1t is such a
long, long time since ! have seen you"
"I-I"- began Jimmy trying to
look hurt and very much on his dig
nifty.
Jimmy, you are the handsomest
Skunk in all the Great World" in
terrupted Mrs Skunk, rubbing against
him again. "Now come over to our
house, not mine, but ours. know
you'll say it is splendid"
All Jimmy's hurt feelings vanished.
He forgot all his lonesomeness. He
forgot everything but the Joy of be-
ing welcomed home, for it was plain
that Mrs. Skunk really was glad to
have him back And Jimmy was glad
to be baek. Peter Rabbit, watching
from behind the Old Stone Wall. un-
derstood and was happy too. 1t al
ways makes him happy to see others
happy. which is quite as it should be-.
And Peter chuckled, for he knew that
Jimmy didn't yet guess the great
secret.
Copyright. 1890. by T. W. Burgess}
The next story -"Jjmp.x Hss She
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
Gladys NJ. Lockhart Eneaped

MOUNT VERNON. N. Y. April 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lockhart, Of
LAT Clarke Street, Port Chester, AN
nounced the engagement to-day of their
daughter, Miss Gladys Marie tockhart,
to T. William Ordner, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Ordner. of New Haven,
Cc2a. Mr.. Ordner is a Yale graduate.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-19
The Stage Door

Whats in a Name" will be trans
ferred to the Lyric Theater tonight.
and Lionel Barrymore in The Letter
of the Law" goes to Maxine Elliott's
Theater.