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Evening journal., 1920-02-21
DIR. IRWIN TO PREACH
ON BAPTIST FUND

The services tomorrow morning and
evening. at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. will be in charge Of the PAS
tor the Rev. Joseph Y Irwin. $ T ID f,
who VIII take for The subject OF the
sermon at 1890 O'Clock. THE Baptist
New World Movement and It's Relation
ship TO the Raising Of Si00,000OO0, April
q 20 May 2"
The Sunday School will meet at 2
o'clock. The Christian Endeavor at Gas
O'Clock: topic, Christian Principles In
Industry"
The evening service will begin at 730
o'clock. with song The pastor viii
take as the subject Of the sermon "The
Father and son Bond This sermon
is preached In co-oneraton with the
work ~ the Y NJ g a, IN regard TO
the father and son movement.
Meeting Of the board OF deacons on
Monday evening at 'he home of TIE
pastor. No i0o2 Washington street
rravcr ard rr0'sc So vice on We'd
ncaday evening at 2 o'c'o X.
Tho Mite Society VIII give a FIRST
Gloss sur- or" on Thurd doy evening
Tho .pr'ial musical prog am for Sun
dav VII be:
Morning -0rran rrrlrde "Arloso." :"
F oy: duet. "Over the S'a The~e is
Tesf" Abbott Mrs. r o'B'cnis and NJ s.
r. Steachy: anthem "Teach Me. o
o.d." Danks: organ posllude, Post
lude." Salome
Evenlng-orean prelude. Evening
Song" johnson; anthem saviour
Breathe an Evening Blessing.
Schneider: anthem, Far From My
Heavenly Home" Vanhorst: organ post
ludc, March" Smart
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
SUNDAY FEATURES
AT FIRST CHURCH

At First Presbyterian Church. Market
siree' abo,e Ninth. the Sunday morning
service will be held at 1890 o'clock.
The Rev ID s. Kennedy. d. D. Of Phlla-
delnhia VIII ocucpy the pulpit, and
viii take FOR his subject. some Signs
Of The Times The choir. under the
direction of Miss Louise Crownover,
viii sing the anthem. 20 Love Divine -
by ilosmcr Miss Crownover. soprano.
by request. win sing. "Open The Gates
% the Trmpe' BY Knapp The organ
numbers VII, be: Preclude, Meditation"
Lcfe're postludc IN F. Arndt.
The su.dav school will meet az 70
O'clock The Christian Endeavor So
ciety win meet in the Junior room at
~ o'clock. The topic, christian
Principles IN Industry" viii be dis
cussed by Joseph r. Curlett.
The yonlng service viii begin at 730
O'Clock D.. Kennedy will take for his
subject. THE satisfied and the Mercl-
ful' The musical numbers will he /;
Prelude, Prelude" Brahms: anthem
God Of Our Fathers" Warren: soprano
solo, Now the Day is over" Speaks.
Miss Crownover; postlude, "Postlude
in c." King
Interesting features viii mark the
closing meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionnry Society. Monday evening. Sup
ner will be served at 30 o'clock. A
business meeting will be held at 8
o'clock. Devotlonals will be In charge
of Mrs. J r Price. One ysar ago the
women pledged TO raise $3.50 They
have gone over the top and cxpect
to have 5000 M THIS meeting. Besides
this, there will be a jubilee gift OF 800
ln gold
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
TO TELL OF NEAR
EAST SUFFERING
Lieut.. Frank Comes Will Be
Speaker at Hanover Sun
day Morning
PASTOR TO BE
EVENING KER

Somn ldaa OF the suifci reo-
ple Of the Near East w!ll ho given ia m
address by Lieutenant Frank Comes. Of
New York, in Hanover Presbyterlon
Church. Elghleenih and Boulevard, to-
morrow morning Lieutenant Comes,
who Is now Interpreter or the supreme
Court OF New York slate. was formerly
interpreter for ihe Red Cross In the
Caucasus, and while there was an eve
witness of much distress among the
people An added feature of this serv-
fec VIII pc a solo. God Shall Wipe
Away Tears" by Mrs. Jullo Baynard
Clark. q.
The Rev Charles H. Bohner, pastor Of
the church, VIII occupy the pulpit az
the evening service. preaching on the
subject, The Finger of Cod There
VIII be special cong oggtional and quar-
tct hymns and anthem numbers az this
service.
F ederick Barlow VIII address the
Senior Christian Endcavor Society at
6 30 o'clock on the subject, Christian
Principles and Industry
on Monday evening Mr.. Bonner viii
address the Hanover Girls Club and
Westminster Guild on Church His
tory"
The pastor will conduct prayer serv-
ice as usual on Wednesday night. Pre-
vious 90 this service the last meeting
OF the Mission Study Glass will be held.
The Girl Scouts VII hold a special
meeting in the church gymnasium on
Tuesday afternoon.
The WOmcn's League will entertain
the children of the church at a party
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth
will ten stories, afler which
will be served.
Harry A MAYER, grand master Of the
Grand Lodcc' Of Delaware. a +. and A.
NJ. will address the Westminster Club
on Tuesday night, March ..
The Carrie A. Bohner class viii con-
duct a rumm0gc sale at No IA Tatnall
street on March G.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
SECOND BAPTIST.

Sunday serves at Second Baptist
Church, Ninth and Franklin streets.
will be in charge OF the Rev. Newton
NJ. Simmonds OF Elizabeth, N. J. At
1890 O'Clock Miss Jane Dutton. soprano,
will sing a 500. ITO the Angels" by
Vardo, and the quartet VIII sing spirit
Of Cod" by Gllet Mr.. Simmonds will
address the Sunday school at noon c
E Society meeting at Gas o'clock. sub
ject. Christian Prime pals in Indus
try"
At the evening preaching service, 7.45
o'clock, Mss Virginia Fuller and Floyd
Harper VIII sing a duet, Near Us, Ever
Near Us" by Abt.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
'STEW ARnSVTp nFFT7T'
DR.. EWING'S THEME

Services at I-n'o- II r Church The
Hev Harvey Winfield Ewlnr. .. D. MN
ister. viii Dr. as follows, Cnss meet
nc at go O'Clock: T. W Dunlop.
loader. public worship at 1890 O'Clock /.
sermon subject THE Stewardship a.
iife Morning muslc-Orgau. "Fesii-
val Prelude" Calkn: anthem. "The
Sweet story ~ old" Braunder: solo,
Moment BY Moment by rcduest. Mrs
Downing: ofieriory. "Pasiorale." >" Faulke:
postiude. "AndantC in 3 Minor" Mozart
sunday school al o'clock; Epworih
Lcaeue at 60 o'clock; Boy Scouts In
charge
Evening worship. ORGAN recital al Tbs
O'clock; anthem, 20 Day OF Rest and
Giadncss": TENOR solo, Mr.. Spry: Of
rcrtory. Melody In T." Rubcnstein.
Sermon subject. The intermediate
State. or ihe Condition Of the Spirit Be
tween Death and the Resurrection" !"
postude The Soldiers Chorus
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
CMvARY SERVICES.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, The Rev Edmund
II. stevens. rector. on the FIRST sunday
in Lent Avill have at 730 o'clock Holy
Communion; o.3O o'clock. Church school
lOi5 o'clock, morning prayer and SER
mon: : o'clock, Victory Guild; 7i5
o'clock. evening prayer and sermon.
During Lent. the rector will preach a
series OF Sunday morning sermons on
"The Christian" and sunday evening
sermons on "The Church" He VIII de-
liver Wednesday evening lectures on
church history.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
Be Churches
DEVOTION eF FORTY
HOURS AlCATHEDRAL

AT st. Peters CATHEDRAL tomorrow. the
Rt. Rev. John ]. Mnaghan VIII open
the Devotion OF the prty Hours, at the
II o'clock mass. Ma,es at the Cathe-
dral, on sunday. Willie at G. 8, 9 and
IL o'clock, and on Midday and Tues
day. at 5. and 9 o'cloa Evening SER
vices during the week yvl begin at : 30
o'clock. There viii be srvices SUNDAY.
and Tuesday everng, In connec-
tlon with the Forty Hous.
On Wednesday night te Rev. Mat
thew Fortier. S. j., will lreach upon
the theme. "The Trial Of 9rlst Before
Caplaphas There Will besiations OF
The Gross on Friday afternoq and even
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
new SOLOIST AT
ST. PAUL'S N. {.
William S. Boldly, Of Phila-
delphia, Baritone, Has
Been Engaged
Or. HUBBARD TO
TALK OF ALCOHOL

Il 81. paurs Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow the Rey. Carlisle J..
ilnbard raster. WIN preaeA DolA
morning ana avning Ills topic Tor lne
morning eyil be- "Glying" q" and IN me
evening ho A.il rrolch hts nflh sermon
0n iic series af Jluel&tls'ng Is sno-
iatt. Reren ancr NuFug ,Ae course
IN his evening sermon. D9 imhhnd
win duscuss. "Cm pure grin mfoiioi
for medicinal purposes De procured in
Nclavsrc and how9
The Re, Raymond w. Cooke VIII
preach fo ih JUNIOR Church ol iue
morning service 01 the theme, Aiy
Par" The members of ihc Junior
Church SO oethcr in the iirsi two
rows 0f seals lni keenly enjoy having
p sermon rrt thfd 10 them every sun
iav m0rn'nr Their presence also adds
interest % ihr vhoe service.
The Class Meeting held by the Rev.
". q. strickland, ls held at 93o A. N.
The SUNDAY school meets ot , y. NJ.
and ihc Christian Endeayor al 63e
Wilmer s. Boldly. baritone soloist,
formerly on Wilmington. hut now or
Philadelphia. VIII sing 40 the evening
service BE Is well known 60 VII
iuiugloniaus and friends of st. pauls
sre glad % know that he has been Sc
furd rs s0inisi fa- ihn church Other
m 'cal features for tomorrow ioe'r
Anlhcm. Bculimf Land Edwards;
solo. Quar.etle srd choir. male quar-
riia "Whal Day Brown Mcssrs.
D0vgr Wallace. Edwards and Boldly;
apihfm "Io-d We pay Thee Brown,
so'0isi William " lace: baritone snlo.
erhe Lord Roignc'h," Smils, Wilmer
8 Boldly organ numbers by Miss
Sarah Hudson White: "Andlnie,' G F.
Alexis: "Imp~omniu pastorale S0lly;
Race>sional" Sh pnard: "Mqrch of
iho Priests from "Aihale," Nond'ls-
S0hn. AT Evening Kinder; "a Shep-
herds ldyln A. Geibel, and "postlude
10 r Road.
light lunch can b procured at the
lnrch every sunday noon by anyone
vil0 desires 90 come 90 ihe morning
Preaching service nd remain 40 The
church for the sunday school at
o'clock nu~inc both preceding sew
vices q nursery is provided for The
small children in The na~lors OF ihe
church. vhc"a a competent nurse VIII
entertain AVID rave for children who
should otherwise babo to be lefi at
home and possibly detaln the parents
also
The Stewardship revival meetings.
which are bc'ng conducted in con-
junction With the overy-member can
,ass viii be conducted Monday and
Tresday nights at o'clock. Illus
iratod talks VIII he given on steward
shin ard ne Centenary Movement Of
fNr Methodist Church
Following he meeting on Monday
p ehi ihere VIII be q meeting Of The
Tshars' Jnion Tuesday fiernoon the
Nnmens Homo M'ssiona~v Society VIII
mec n iho rhrrrh 70 . o'clock. This
meeirg win p, held on Tuesday insi-ad
of Thursday MS month IN order ihat
Miss swar,z, Field Secretary, may be
present
Tn. 1nn'or chrrh holds q sorvirs
AZ : o'c'orh on wai1o dav night rol
lowing me moe'ine Novt veof 'hov
WI hoid hcir monthly cmr'al hoo 4
moc'inr SIS ihs 'ha last m,-tnr
% e desired 'hai ovey member of the
board b. on hand
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
ST. PAUL'S TO HEAR
OF BUDGET PLANS

Members OF st. Paul's Church viii
gather in the main auditorium OF the
church on Wednesday night next to
hear the result Of the every-member
canvass which has been made during
inc last week. The burget for next
year has been set at si4,S67 for current
expense. and s4S60 for the centenary
ana other benevolences. Two years
ago the budget was not much over
5000.
on Thursday night the Temple Glee
Cluo' OF Philadelphia, led by DR.. j..
Marvin Hanna will be at st. Pauls and
give a concert. They will be accom-
panied by several soloists Of Philadel-
phia and Mr. Manning. reader, and a
group OF sixteen young women called
The Treble Cleff."
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
THE GREATEST 0SS.'
PASTORS SUBJECT

At First Swedish Bant'st Church, the
liev c. A Chader, pastor revival SER
vlres continue with the Rev C A. Al
deem, OF Chicago. as evangelist. and
Waldemar Marker OF Jamestown. N. Y,
as soloist The choir will sing at the
evening service All Scandinavlans are
cordially welcome
At iOA5 o'clock. sermon subject.
"Watchmsn What Of the Night; sub
iect. "The Greatest Loss"
40 4 o'clock, English service Good
music. Between 6 and 7 o'clock. re-
freshments viii be served 20 enable
friends from distance to remain for
'he evening meeting
AZ 40 o'clock, subject, Time Shall
BE No More"
y Tuerdav pastor Alden will give
his Illustrated Swedish lecture, "The
Creation Of the World"
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
SWEDISH NJ Il. CHURCH.

Services at the Swedish NJ e. Church
the Rev. Joseph Karllns, pastor. will
be held at the usual hours: Morn ng
worship 1890 o'clock; sermon by the
district superintendent, Dr Herman
Young. followed by communion Jun
ior service. ~ o'clock Sunday school.
1890 o'clock; Epworth League, I
O'Clock: evening service. 73O o'clock,
evangelistic service in charge Of DR.. c.
VI. Keen. Mrs. Keen will sing The
teacher training class will meet at it.3O
O'Clock.
Revival services will be continued all
week in charge OF G. VI Keen His
subject Sunday evening will be "The
Devil" Mrs. Keen will sing. All SER
vices are in English.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
ASpIIpy PROGRAM

A. Asbury NJ f Church Third and
Walnut street the Rev. George White
dawson. pastor. services arc ; 0 O'Clock.
n-ayer meeting w. J. Jones, leader
1870 o'clock, preaching. subject.
prayer Ird'sneneahle TO Victory; 2
o'clock. Sunday school; $50 O'Clock.
FnwOrth League theme Necessity and
Value Of Christian Education; 7.30
o'clock. Truth the Confederate Of a
Good Conscience"
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
TRINITY METHoDIsTs.

Services at Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Twenty second and Church streets to-
will be as follows: Glass
meeting, Q o'clock; preaching, 1890
o'clock and 730 o'clock by the pastor.
the Rev. r. H. Adams; Sunday school. 2
O'Clock; Epworth League, 80 o'clock,
leaders, Helen L. Lowe, Ida Mitchell,
Lantta Boulden.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MISS swARTz AT scCoTT.

At Scott NJ. Z. Church, Seventh and
spruce streets. the Rev. r. j. Sard, pas
tor services tomorrow Will be as fol-
lows: 9.t5 o'clock, class meeting. lead
err r. NJ Gilbert: 1880 o'clock, Miss
Cortez Swartz. Home Missionary
worker will speak; Sunday school at ?
o'clock. A. T. Gilbert. superintendent;
6.3O o'clock, Epworth League; 7S0
o'clock. sermon by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
EASTLAkE METHOpsr

Eastlake NJ. E. Church. Thitieth and
Tatnall streets. the Rev e. ClSunfeld.
pastor. VIII hold Sunday seHices. as
follows: 9.45 o'clock morniIs class:
w j Baldwin. lesder; i03 30loclpck'
sermon by the pastoi; subjet. LET
Your Light Shine: O'Clock Bible
School; Gas O'clock, CHRISTIAN EIdeavor
service; 745 o'clock. long servise and
evening sermon. t
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
IMlIANIEL CHURCH.

Immanuel Church, Seventeenth street
ana Riyerview avenue. the Rev Charles
W Clash rector. viii have the follow
ing services tomorrow Holy Commun-
ion. 735 O'clock: sunday school. GAS
O'clock: morning prayer and sermon az
4 o'clock: evening prayer and sermon,
: IS o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
INInN AMEnICAN N. 2.

40 Union American NJ. +. Church the
Rev. Z. s. Rice, pastor. services will he:
sermon by the pastor. u O'Clock; class
meeting: 230 o'clock, Sabbath school.
The district superintendent, Alfred r.
Mnfer. will deliver an address 10 the
school. O'clock. Spencer's Christian
Endeav0r; s o'clock sermon by the
p3stor
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
MI. EXON BAPTIST.

Revival services viii continue next
week at Mt Enon Baptist Church. the
Rev. A. O. Scott, pastor. At 1870
o'clock. sermon; o'clock Bible school +;
8 o'clock, B y. p. L. meeting; Z O'Clock,
nrcaching.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
OLD sWEDEs CHURCH.

Al Old Swedes Church. the Rev. Rob
ert Bell. vicar, the services will be: {:
8 o'clock, holy communion: iO.30
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon: {:
80 O'Clock, Sunday school: 73O
O'Clock, evening prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
sEcnNn MD CnInCm

At Second N. p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. class meeting az
20 o'clock. led by Charles II. Caulk
preaching. Il O'Clock and 30 O'Clock by
the Rev B F. Jester; sunday school at
, o'clock; prayer meeting on Friday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-02-21
JR. o. U. A. VI. HALL MEETING.

A. g Wakefield Will speak on the
subject, The Spirit Witnesseth," on
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. at Jr.
O. U. A. NJ Hall, No. 9OT Tatnall street.
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Il had showed great deal during the
!aSr few days and getting enough TO
eat had been no easy matter.
N.ar by they saw a white house.
There was a garden around it; nice
big garden and just the place for birds
in tic Summer time.
isuJ these birds were here in the win
scr time, too, and they were given
nraad crumbs and Suet all winter long.
Iaeu snow covered the suet it was
v>hod off for them.
It was all very delightful. The last
few days however had seemed to be
very 6u. ones in T.. white house.
Tho birds could see that green's were
ng hung everywhere, over the pic
lures. book cases and mirrors, and
Wreaths were put in all the windows.
Preparations were evidently being
made for some unusual event
There seemed to be no end to the
amount of green's Some were wound
to look like long ropes and great
branches were put behind large pic
lures. The house was gay indeed with
fires, which were burning in all the
fireplaceS.
Much wood was carried in, and the
birds thought how warm the people in
side must be, and how cold it was
outside. They shiyered and wished
they had gone South after ALL
Then little tree was carried in
and one of the birds that was near the
dining room told the others that the
tree was put on the dining room table.
Another medium sized tree was in the
big room, where most of the excite
ment seemed to be going on. Then
they hung pretty shiny and simmer
ing things on the tree and packages
of all sizes and description under it,
Had their friends forgotten them?
1t could not be possible! And yet
yet-they hadn't had any suet in the
last day or SO, and they had always
been supplied with 1t before They
had stayed North because these people
loved birds so.
They knew that they loved birds be.
cause they were good to the little
feathered people. But the last day or
so-well, it was all very surprising.
The birds were just going to sleep
just about to tuck their heads under
their wings, when they saw more peO-
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Merry Christmas, Brides" she said
pie coming to the house, people with
suitcases and bags. There seemed to
be great excitement and everybody
seemed to be smiling.
1t was very hard TO be little bird,
;he birds thought, and not to feel like
smiling.
But at last they went to sleep.
81 don't feel like chirping today
said one of them, early the next morn
ing. 81 don't feel very happy that my
friends in the white house have for
gotten about me-"
"Oh, cheer up, something must have
happened" said another little bird. II
still can't believe il possible that they
have forgotten us. But We did have
a bad day or so, it is true. So cold,
and a little hungry"
well, I'll chirp," said the first bird
And all the birds bgan to chirp and
Mr.. Sun rose up in a bright red robe
and said:
It's Christmas morning, birdlings ::
how do you like my handsome robe?
I'm all dressed up for the occasion"
But just then a lady came out of the
big house, the lady who was the spe-
cial friend of the birds.
Merry, merry Christmas, brides" !"
she safd. 'T had almost forgotten
about you. All the children are home
for the Christmas holidays and there
has been great excitement. We've
been decorating and having everything
look gay inside.
"Oh, | didn't mean to forget you
brides. | feel so bad"
They were given fresh suet and nice
bread crumbs, and some cake crumbs.
too.
Merry. merry Christmas" said the
lady.
Merry, merry Christmas" chlrped
the brides. so the lady said. but they
were really thanking her, and in their
little hearts felt so glad that the one
they had trusted and loved had not
failed theml
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/ FRATELLI NADI VERRANNO
IN AMERICA

ROMA-Nedo Nadi, il grande
spadaccino che, col fratello Pho,
ha recentemente vinto il primatO
internazionale della scherma allie
Olimpiadi, ha domandato l'aspet-
tativa dal servizio militare, ed in
sieme al fratello 81 rechera in A
merica a disputare important ga
re schermistiche.
II loro viaggio comprendera
PAmerica del Sud l'America del
Nord.
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L'ITALIA PRoPoNE UNA NUo
VA LEGA DELE NAZIONI

GINEVRA-Cona Lega dele
Nazioni gia abbandonata dan Ar
gentina dagi Stati Unit, lie due
piu grandi repubbliche del NuovO
monde, dale democratic del
Vecchio Monde con una popolaziO
ne di 205 milioni di abitanti un
gruppo di tenaci ideahSti 81 sono
abbattuti per 'abbandOno, da
lparte del Presidente Wilson, del
la SOcieta da lui fOndata. II fattO
che mel suo meSSaggio al Congress
so non ha neppure accennato alYl
Lega dele Naziom viene conSide-
ratio qui come una prova che Viii
son e state fnalmente coStretto
riconoscere che la Societa delle
Nazioni invece iii eSSere una ge-
nuina Lega di popoli { diyenuta
Semplleemente mo Strumento del
dispostismo oligarchico,
In vista dell 'lmpossibilita per
la Lega di compiere qualche cosa
la delegaMone itahana pensa di
conSighare 10 seioglimento della
Apresente Lega e la formazione di
una lega europea ALA cui testa
dovrebbero essere la Francia II
talia.
81 atferma che Rene Viviani,
capo della delegaHone francese,
intenda recarsi domain Parigi
per minacciare di dimettersi
chiedere al Primo Ministro Ley
CUES perche gil diede iStruzioni,
il 13 novembre, di votare per
! 'ammissione dell Armenia nella
Lega per POI decidere tutto il
contrario ALA recente Conferenza
di Londra. Alri delegati, spe-
cialmente quelli franceSi, prepa-
rano lie Nalige
lie delegazioni del nuovo del
vecchio monde sono in urto. LIE
prime accusanO lie seconde di Vo-
Ter dominare la Legat dele Nazio-
nj dichiarano di non voler toIle-
rare tale dominazione. La sfda
fu lanciata da N. w. Rowell, del
Canada, il quale dichiar6 che il
Canada lie attire potenze del nuO-
vo monde non erano disposte ce-
dere il controllo della Lega agli
europei. Durante il suo diseorso
esclamo:
La politica europea ha mon
dato il monde di sangue. II pref
20 che ha dovuto pagare il Cana
ola e state di cinquantamila NOR
I'll.
La delegazione australians 81
mise subito con quella canadese
allargando sempre pi1 10 screzio
fra due campi in cui E divisa
l'Assemblea.
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OPERAI CHE RAGIoNANO

NAPOLI-Gli operai dello sta
bilimento Iva, allarmati dalla vo-
ce che la fabbrica stava per esser
chiusa. espressero all 'Amministra
zione il desiderio di voler lavora-
re due ore di pi1 al giorno, a sa-
lario ridotto, per metterla in con
dizione di superare la crisi.
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MATERASSI SPECIAL

Con $500 moi vi vendiamo un
materasso cOntenente so lbs. di
cOtone, garantito. Con $25.00 vi
vendiamo un materasso del peso
di so lbs. di cotOne "Sea Island.
Con $27.50 vi vendiamo materas-
so di 30 lbs. "silk flosse." MOI
abbiamO degli altri materassi a
buOn mercato ma ci place ad av-
visare vendere migliori. III.
Fl. Steving & Co.
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The Birds
Christmas
Copyright. 1919, BY Western Newspaper UniC

BY MARY GRAHAM BONNER

1-I-R-P," said one little
bird, and another bird
sang a song.
1t was very, very
cold. and the birds
were having a hard
time 10 keep warm.
Somehow, too, they
felt the cold more
when they were hun
CRY. They hadn't had
such very good luck that
doy ar tho day hafOrp
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-12-18

We can furnish you the kind o.
printed sales leICers and circulars
on HAMMERR~uL BOND that
will get your M ssage I'm the right
way TO the man who can buy
your goods.
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