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Married Mt oaIlland-charles Rob
bins, of the Fairmont Mining Machine
company, and Nellie Cadwallader
were married at Oakland, Md, last
Friday, according to information re-
ceivd from the Mining Machine COM
pany office today. The young couple
are residing at the groom's home on
CASTOR avenue.
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FruitIess Cause of Worry.

We understand that 1t is unhealthy
to eat between meals. but we are NOT
going to very about that until we get
some meals to eat between.-Dallas
News.
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Returns from Cambridge.
James Neer and family have return.
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some proposed changes in streets and
names Of streets asked for by the
Pleasant Valley Housing Corporation
yesterday afternoon though some
notifications IN the proposed pro-
gram viii necessarily be made before
the matter can. be considered closed.
More Gas Promised Tho gas sifu-
alton IN Fairmont may be materially
improved before the end OF the week,
as It Is reported that three new wells
Of the M. v, T. company viii BIO turn
ing their supply into the mains that
serve the Fairmont district within
the next few days. The three wells
expected 10 be turned In this week
aer one on Days run, one at Cross
Roads and one at Biiboa- The one
on Days run was turned In yester-
day, the one at Cross Roads is ex-
pected today and the one at Biiboa
Friday.
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LATE WANT ADS

FOR RENT fflce rom over Nelson
Theatre. Apply G.. II. Nelson.
lon Al 717n.
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Move TO Keyser,

Mr.. and Mrs. T. R, Neer and chill
dren have moved to Keyser, wheru
the former has a position as a potter
and where they will reside.
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THE WEATHER,

West Virginia
Snow or rain to-
night. Wednesday
local SHOWS and
colder.
Local Readings.
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
s a. m. today, 22.
Yesterdays wealth
er cloudy temper
AZURE, maximum,
AZ. minimum 10:
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precipitation, none, RIVER 1853 feet,
Red Mems Hall-MaHen Lodge X. of
psseny Building-Elks. a4's444ta d.
! o. o. f. Hall-Marion Lodge, /.
o.. o.. r.
skinner Building -Royal Neighbors.
Fleming Buildiag-Ladies Of Modern
Maccabees.
Maniey Hptel-Maccabees.
Y M g, Supper for business and
professional women of the city.
Festas School-Peanut social.
Operation on keruFsanltary Q fiji
Ger Carl Kern who fell on the ice on
Saturday evening and broke a bone
in his face was operated on today at
Cook hospital and the bone set, At
press time he had not recovered from
the anaesthetic though the operation
is believed to have been entirely sue
cessful.
Tonsils Removed-Little Miss Mary
Hprner, of Florida avenue, was oper-
aled on for the removal Of her tonsils
today.
Ankle Broken-Lulu Mccullough, a
colored woman who resides over the
garage of DIR. G. o. Henry in Sixth
street, Tell on the lee in front of the
Henry residence yesterday and broke
her ankle. She was taken to Cook
hospital for treatment and was later
removed again to her home.
Meeting Rostponed-The meeting of
the William Raymond chapter of the
Dlughters of the American Reyolu-
ton TO have been held tomorrow at
the home Of Mrs. c. Z. Smith In Quin-
cy street, has been postponed until a
week from tomorrow at which time
Il viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Francis p, Nichols in Fairmeat ave-
nue..
Agree to chanses-The City Board
Of Directors tentatively agreed to
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enndau e.r,,i.a.

sunday SERVICES
Rev. B, ., Hapes, the pastor preach
ed two inspiring sermons in the Chris
ian church on Sunday. The topic OF
the morning sermon was Jesus, the
Joy Bringer', John 20:2 the SER
mon theme for the evening was "The
Miracle of Love- 1 John 81.
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Agree to chanses-The City Board
Of Directors tentatively agreed to
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
B. & O. RAILROAD.

Grafton. Cumberland, Wash, Bait. PhIla.
and y; x;;lFraip Ss. s;ss :. m; FRAN
Train t4s, s:b6 ., m
wheeling-Frain 81. Sass a, m; Train
49,, :A2 a. M: Train 81. 6:l7 p. m.
clarksbuFg-Train So, e:15 9, mi Trai
70s. SAL p. m!
MS 44ain scSsPPasllsytls Plss.rFh
q. M; Train Go. ESQ p. M; Train 50
lMorganlown only, 7:l5 p. m.
Elkins-Train So. is5 4. M; Train 81,
6:2o p. m. leenneetion at Grafton).
Train 55E, P. & L. E., 7;l6 q. M, srriy-
ing ut P. 1. E. station. Pittsburgn,
Mt :l5 n. N.
Train $500. p. z. R.. 4l2 n. -. -rrl.
at P. R. R. station. Pittsburgh. at
$500 p. m.
pullman Service.
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Personals,
L. Hess of Bingamon was bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
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CAR SHORTAGE

toontlnued from page one.l
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Tonslls Removed-Little Miss Mary
Hprner, of Florida avenue, was oper-
aled on for the removal Of her tonsils
today.
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precipitation, none, RIVER 1873 feet,
falling.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. RAISES OVER $4,000.
SMALL LEADS BY 3.20I
IN ILLINOIS Primary
Official Canvass of Chicago
and Cicero Voters Is Complete

Chicago, H., Sept. 20. 20 =
The official canvass of Chicago.
and Cicero $, vote on state and
county candidates at the Septem-
Der IS, primary was completed
at noon yesterday Officially no
figures on the result have been an.
nonnced and none will be until
Monday OF next week.
Unofficially the canvass estab-
fishes these results:
Len Small, Thompson Republi-
can candidate for Governor, car
red Chicago, by'a plurality OF go
900. Cicero give him plurality
OF 1881. giving him total plural
ity OF G8,33I in the territory OF
the Election Commissioners. This
was reduced 7.4oo by the canvass
OF the county towns under the ju-
isdiction OF the County Clerk
Sweitzer. making Small's Cook
County plurality oo.S4I. The
Oglesby plafality downstate has
: y
been fixed uno lcia!Iy at 81, 64o
These figures sise Small plurali-
ty OF 3 2oi for the entire state.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
Mt. Olive Baptists Associa-
ton a Grand Success. Raised
Over $5O0.OO

The above named Association
which convened in Centralia Ill. +,
from Sept. ERGO. was a grand
success. Over $500 90 was rails
ed without mucn effort. All oil
the old officers were reelected
unanimously. This was the best
meeting from every view point in
the history of It's Organization SO
says, Father Isaac Watson. who
has been following it over fifty
years. Peace prevailed through
out the session. not even . Gro S
word spoken. Every one can
bear me out IN th,s assertion.
Strong gospel sermons were dcliv-
cred three time daily.
DIR. Carter. is a man OF ster ing
worth, who has recently erected a
$25. 900 church edihce with only
a ST.. COO Indebtedness. This is a
modern building from cellar TO
dome. He has working and
paying set OF members. and an
efficient corps OF officers who un-
derstand how to care for a pastor
and church.
The delegation never was bet
ter cared Tor, and no messenger
was better treated titan the mod
orator who was domiciled in the
lovely home Of BIO. and sister ].
w. Lorneal. who proved to US
that the best was none too good
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
Negro SdnitariuIn at !.
Boiey. OkIahOma


s A state Tuberculosis Sznitzrvn,
for Negroes AZ sicost Of $4,000
has been dedicated at Boley. Ok
lahoma Thismoney eywss appro-
priated during the Last legislature.
: Gov. G. B. A. Robertson and
other State officials were present
at the dedication. Ia an address.
Governor Robertson spoke OF the
lynching OF whine boy and col
ored in the State recently. and
said. II will prosecute these lynch
ers as long as there is dollar in
the State Treasury
Dinner was served the official
party at the Haynes Hotel (coIor-
ed by Mrs. Haynes. The Gov
ernor and his party declared the
dinner was the State afforded
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

Read The Gazette 5000
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
Fast St. Louis. III.

Y. w c A. Recreation Center.
Miss S. Beatrice Johnson. In
dustrisl Secret ~ attended the
Field Conference of the Y. w. c.
A. in Chicago. last week.
The On Time Club" OF Ar
mours Packing Company held its
regular meeting in the girls Club
room Monday event ( at which
time fall pr gram was planned
Miss A Howard has opened
the Red Cross classes 10 Practical
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
Southern Jury
ACquits Race Man
of Murder.

AshvilIe.. n. c. d jim
Thomas. CoIored. with the mur-
der OF Will Erwin. an Ethowoah
merchant, last December was.
found not guilty by a jury in Su-
perior Court, held in Henderson
vile. Saturday. He had been in
jail since his arrest few days
after the murder. Thomas was
acquitted because there was no ev-
idence'to corroborstc the story OF
Cornell Tllley. W year old boy.
who confessed to aiding in what
was regarded as the most ghastly
homicide ever commitiad in Hem
derson Co1nty Taiky said the
Negro did the actual killing with 4
club. bns his story WAS so iacon-
sissens ami varying thai the Jury
was Unable 70 convict the Negro
upon the boys tate. Talley is
nc~ under : ten years sentence
in the stase prison Cor highway
ROBBERY in connection with the mur-
def. lie has never been taken 20
prison, being held ia Jail as wit-
ness against Thomas.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

Nursing These classes meet at
the Center Monday. Wednesday
and Friday evenings at 7 O'Clock.
Vesper services will open at the
Center the first Sunday in Oct.
All Educaiioral classes will o.
pen, October lst. Women and
girls who want to avail them selves
OF this opportunity. register at the
Y. w. c. A. Recreation Center
10th and Broadway.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

Rev. ii. Il. McWilliams, has
been appointed State financial di-
rector OF Illinois ior the Educa-
cational drive for the { Unineorpor-
porated) National Baptist Con-
.vension. ! have just been informed
that DIR. c. c. Phillips. is the di-
ector Tor Southern Illinois for the
greet financial drive OF S7s 900
600 in ter years. Rev. !. B. Nc
Csary. is the trustee Of the Nation
al Baptst Theological Training
School. Nashville. Tenn. We de
sire to see I.Iipois take the lead in
the financial drive
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
SENATOR HARDING'S
SPECIAL GAR
JUMP 5 TRACK
Nominee Narrowly Escapes
as Coach Bumps Across High
Trestle--He and Wife Shaken
Up.

On Board OF Senator Hare
ing 5 Special Train, Sept. 20, 20
Senator Harding's private car,
:" Ideal, ? jumped the track and
narrowly escaped complete wreck
iig near Millwood. w. Va. By
a freak OF fortune no one WIS inju
el, although the Senator and Mrs.
Harding were severely shaken up.
For more than 900 yards the
car. running at the rear CT the
soecial. bumped over the ties,
crossing on the way 40 foot
trestle, which spanned a stream at
a height OF 40 feet. lust as
the train was brought to a stand
still both the front and rear trucks
OF the car gave way. and the rear
wheels bpsied themselyes I'm the
gravel close to the edg- Of an en-
bbankment The special was run
ming at a speed OF more than thir-
ty miles when the car left the
rails, crossing switch
Senator Harding was seated just
inside the rear door when the car
left the rails Immediately there
there was a crash OF glass as flow
er vase toppled to the floor, but
the nominee kept his seat and
went on with his conversation.
AS soon as the train stopped he
went forward TO assure himself
that no one was hurt, and then
climbed down to see how badly
the car was damaged.
"A small CfOWd OF tOWnfolk from
Millwood, a few hundred yards
away soon gathered and ore
woman to whom the Senator bid
good morning." said:
God take care of you. Mr..
Harding ''lie did, replied
the nominee. and we are thank
liu..
The accident delayed the Hard,
ing train Tor hall an hour whils
the Senator S luggage was trans.
lferred TO another car.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

c. w. Normcnt. soc Nathan San
dcrs, $I.oo, Z. Foftinhcry. 100,
Ralph Richardson. 100. Victor
MeGhee. Chicago. 90. Oliver
Low ~. asc. T Turner. sc w
G. Champcss. ssc. j w. Corneal
25c. Josie pyies. asc. Mamie VIII
Iians. zsc. Paol Coleman. soc.
Eimo Dizzy. soc. Mrs. George
Browdcr. 1sc. w. II Jones. z5c,
Ellen Delisnman. s5e. Geo. Tay-
Tor. asc. Mary Williams, zse. ]
X Polk. CSC. Elm Harrison,
2sc. Stewart Hines. 1sc. Lewis
Coleman. So. Eoecps Robinson,
soc Rcta Davis. soc. Alonzc
Umbbees. asc. II. Davis. Isc.
Hermon wilkins. asc. Luther
Wilkins. 75c Jno Reed. s5e. +
Johnson, ,sc. NJ b. Freeman
zsc. NJ. ] Hickman. ssc. Jas
Peel. 2sc. NJ. J. Hudson. .;c. A
Mcneil. 7sc. John Griggsby. sse.
Eliza Han. esc. Ella kamsy. z5c.
Sist. Howard. &c. Hattie Miller
2sc. ID. Morgan. ssc. Sis, Steger
2sc. Reta Davis. Isc. Ferrril,
zsc. J. Scott. 1sc. Mrs. Gala ard
2sc. w. +. Moody. 2se. Sister
Allison, zsc. Sis, {. l.. Thomas,
2sc, Maggie priords--2sc. lessee
Burton. 7sc, Ella Bailey. z5c,
Rev. Carter. 7se. T. / HUFF, 2 &C
Z. b French, 2sc. 5. II pruitr
25c. j. d. Davis. csc. Sist. Car.
ter 7;c, c c. Phillips. &c. J,
IA. Palmer. 2Sc. A. ID. Campbell
25c, G. b. Winston, 2sc. Wat.
son. 2sc. A. ]. Bowers. asc, En-
ma White. 3sc. S. smith 75c,
Marie Humble. ssc. A. o'neaI
7sc. ID. {. Cornell. ssc, Henry
Carter asc, w. Coleman, ayc.
w. Coleman. soc. Martha Dud.
pey. asc. Bette Wilkerson, 1sc,
Mrs. A. Mooring. 1sc. Emma
Long, ssc, 5. Bryant asc. 4. M.
Arnold. ssc, = 5. Cash. asc.
j. II. Stamps. 2sc. A Robersoa,
25c. d. Fl. Youog. ssc. Hens,
Leake. soc: ~.
Total amount contributed from
all sources SAG. 20.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

for US. May all these good peo-
pie live long sos administer unto
the cause Of Christ.
We withhold lengthy writeup
as they all want to have something
to say next week as to the associ-
alton. its growth. moderator and
citizens. Let the people hear
from you brethren. Speak out
with no uncertain sound. Short
items from every minister are ex-
pected flom every minister by the
good people.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01


Member of the Nasiosaf naps
tist Publishing Board and
Sec. of the National Baptiss
S. S. Congress. sailed Sept.
"A, for Tokyo. Japan as a.
member Of the Worlds SAM
day School Congress. His
wife and daughter Accompan-
led on this trip, he promise
ed the editor, On his retnrn,
to visit Metropolis. where our
people will ali be glad 10 hon
or him and hesr AiRa lec--
ture.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
RIOT NEARLY e
STARTED BY FAKE
CHARGE
Crowd Pursues Negroes,
Who Killed Street Car Bull,
Yelling, Lynch 'Em, They
Attacked A White Woman.

Chicago. III Sept. IA false
cry that three Colored men had
attacked a white woman nearly
caused riot in this city Monday
night. The start OF the trouble
was the killing OF Thomas r
Barrett. street car conductor
who the police say had been ae-
saulting Negroes. The three Ne
groes charged with the murder,
who were rescued from the crowd
by the police. are Sam Hays. Har-
ry Snow. and Frank Gatewood.
According to the police. the
trouble started when Barrett be-
gan abusing the Negroes. threat
ening one OF them. An argument
ensued. There was a flash OF a
knife and the white mans head
was nearly severed from his body.
The Negroes fed. They were
pursued by a gang OF men who
shouted. Lynch them They
attacked a white woman 1t
was this misunderstanding. COM
ing as il did during the excite
ment, that brought about the sub
sequent clashes.
fugitives Hide in Church.
The three Negroes sought ref
uge in ST. Gsbriels Church, West
45th street and Lowe avenue.
Some ) 600 persons followed them
and stormed the doors OF the
church. But the police arrived
opportunely and arrested the three
Negroes who were hiding behind
the altar. Father Thomas Burke.
the pastor OF the church. appear
ed and asked not to commit saei-
lege.
Nine men. three of them white
were arrested during the day and
the preceding night. These. the
police say. were trouble breeders.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D: Mccrack-
en-. of Waterloo, Iowa. passed
through here Monday enroute TO
Grand Rivers. KY. to bury a son
who died in France. but has been
seat home for burial.
Mr.. Columbus Lassiter Of Bel
grade, was in this week to see
Elder Z. S. B Eccrary.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
Walkers LndiQestian Cure,

Rev. J. B. McCrary is agent 10,
Or Walkers Sure cure Tor Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia. soc and
81 90 bottles. $I.lo by mail.
We can eheeriul.y recommend It!
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01

Adelbert S. Moore, Pension Atty.
File your claim anywhere, Spanish
American and World War Claim given
special attention. Call or write Si8
Ferry St, Metropolis. Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-01
S29.26 Contributed
to Elder Edgar Nc
Crary. Who is Sick

The Ministers. Messengers OF the
Mt. Olive Baptist Association and
the Ministers and Deacons' Union
OF Which He is Member, and
the Good Citizens oil Cen,ralia.
Gave a Frcewill Offering 10 Aid
Him in His Sickness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
CHAPTER I
n-i.aa fha Stolen Hnraa

prince, the btOlen HORSE
..,1,,psIEs live wandering and ex-
Y" ! citing life," said Toddie Pupkins,
L,,tine down to tell Peggy and Billy. the
tory Of how he happened 70 De all alone
guy guy has lots OF fun for he can be as
oos as and wild as his masters. But a
nensv dog gets hard knocks, too, and
yrJs liable to get into lazy and sneaky
hebits, That's why I'm never going
hsek home to the gypsy camp. I'm going
10 be an honest, useful dos like my
want you to know, and SO was my
,other, even II they were gypsy dogs"
Tosdle PuplSins stopped here to glare
dssantly at Peggy and Billy. and to
u,ys two sharp barks as II to say: 'T
5are anybody to speak q word against
'nIsI pSesy and Billy had no idea of doing
,,vtSime like that, so Toddie Pupkins,
Va gr5wing a bit to show he meant
mai he said, went on with his story.
INV fathers name was Shep, and he
vasnt a regular gypsy dog. He was
ma Of the best sheep dogs In the country
bntl Gray Prince WAS waste stolen. S.s s,, MIL,
.Why, Gray Prince was a riding
orse ane a very we'll trained riding
orse nv father says. He could can.
AZ he could trot, he could gallop.
u was my fathers best friend.
zone night when my father was at
york guarding the sheep. which was his
necial lob on the farm, Gray Prince
,os stolen by robbers. My father was
,,nch upset when he learned about 1t in
Nv nnorning, He was sure that II he
"a been near the stable instead of on
|he hills with the sheep. he could have
Erjyen the robbers away with his bark
ne or with his teeth.
Aho,t the loss of Gray Prince, who was
,is fayorte horse. He pointed out the
,aeks TO my father and said: 60, old
shep and find Gray Prince. Bring him
Oi'ss, 20 shep set Off to find Gray Prince.
For a time he could follow the tracks,
mi they led at last to- a pavement,
sd there SO many trails became mixed
y could trace Gray Prince no further.
"put Shep went on, up hill and down,
md AT last, after many days, he came
ipon an ugly. dirty dog near a camp
la%oof! 'NS wS0|; Woof, How do you do, sir;
6ieh.bred dog. Have you seen a hand
ome horse pass this way? His name
MAS Gray Prince. and he belonged to my
's'sEi; 'sEr.r-rugh! Er-r-rugh! Yes. rve
zen the horse, Gray Prince. but he does
bot belong. to your master, put 10 my
[ay from rascally looking strangers
aWoof! Woof! II your master ls
bn honest man he will give Gray Prince
hack to my master when he hnds the
horse was stolen
"'Er-er.r-rugh = sneered the strange
or NV master will do nothing OF the
MA. MY master is a gypsy and he
iossn't care whether the horse was
nr not
";Woof! Woof! Then your master
IS a rascal as well as the robbers said
nv father. I'll take Gray Prince home
without asking his leave, Win snat my
"Er.r-rugh! You'll do nothing OF the
kind I'm the watchdog of this camp,
growled the stranger, and he leaped
Todd,e pupkins barked excitedly as
he reached this point in his story, but
What he had to tell about the fight in the
Woods will have to wait till tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Message On the Ethics and Practice of Nursing

year m a 6nt the Hmt % wo%en feg % t5nis Oos for
Are less
training
will that she 1907 finer and broader
and
if tons by
if lie erepuiae
follow vocation They we'll
the gprofsso racha
~ ~ '"s p' ~ ~ ' ~ COMMITTEES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Women's Summer
Gloves, 81 a pair

Two-clasp tricot silk gloves, of
good quality, have Paris point
stitched backs and are in white,
black, pongee, gray and beaver.
Chamois-lisle gloves, in two
clasp length, have plain backs
and are in white, gray, tan and
pongee.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12

JOHNSTOWN
ConemauEh Valley Memorial Hospital
The Mercy Hospital
KANE
The Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
st. Joseph's Hospital
, LATRoBE
Latrobe Hospital
LEwIsTowN
Lewistown Hospital
LOCK HAVEN
Lock Haven Hospital
MEADyHLE
Meadville city Hospital
McKEEs ROCKS
OHIO valley General Hospital
-McKEEsPORr
McKeesport Hospital
MERCER
Mercer Sanitarium
MONONGAHELA
Memorial Hospital
NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Citizens General Hospital
YOUNGSTOWN
Montgomery Hospital
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant Hospital
PHILADELPHIA
American Stomach Hospital
ChlldTen's Homeopathic Hospital
Friends Hospital
Germantown Hospital (Germantown)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital (Colored)
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Philadelphia Orthopedic Hospital
Protestant Episcopal Hospital
St. Agnes's Hospital
st. Timothy's Hospital (Roxborough)
St, Marys Hospital
School OF Nursing. Hospital OF Gradual
School OF Medicine. University 9
Pennsylvania
Medico- -Chirurgical. Hospital
Polytechnic Hospital
Women's .HosDital Of Philadelphia
School OF Nursing for Women Penn
sylvania Hospital, Department 10
HRSSIhIta RSIIu and Nervous Diseases Owes
Women's Homeopathic Hospital
PHILIPSBURQ
Cottage State Hospital
-, PHOENIXVILLH
Phoenixville Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
PITTSBURGH

., PITTSBURGH
Allegheny General Hospital
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SHuthside Hospital
western PENNSYLVANIA Hospital
PITTSTON
Pittston Hospital
POTTSTOWN
Pottstown Hospital
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Pottsville Hospital
Reading Hospltai
81. Joseph's Hospital
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ROCHESTER,
Rochester General Hospital
state Hospital
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
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Christian H. Buhi hih@Dh hospital
sPANGLER
Miners Hospital OF Northern Cambria
Allegheny Valley Hospital
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J. Lewis Grocer Hospital
York Hospital and Dspensary
WARREN
Warren State Hospital
WASHINGTON
Washington City Hospital
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic HOSPITAL of Chester Countv
Chester County Hospital
WILKINSBUR6
Columbia HOSPITAL
WILKES-BARRE
!. Wyoming Homeopathic Hospital
WILLIAMSPORT
Williamsport Hospital
WINDBER
Wlndber Hospital
YORK
York Hospital and Dispensary