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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
70 YOU KNOW THAT

An old owl VIII catch more mice
than a dozen cats.
St. tics show that more widow
ers taan widows marry.
a million miles of barbed wire
was used in the war
The name Europe has been in use
more than $500 years.
The average American walks 1907
600 miles in lifetime.
Unmarried Korean men are not
allowed to wear hats.
White markings on bloodhounds
betray impurities of strain.
Orientals regard turquoise as q
protection against disease.
The dogfish is a diminutive but
nevertheless a true shark.
Grasshoppeys and Crickets eat
every known fibre except manila
and sisai hemp.
Ninety billion tons of water pass
through the straits Of Florida every
hour.
Soup frozen into balls is carried
by persons making long sledge trips
in Siberia.
Narcotics and stimulants produce
more than half the customs and ex-
else receipts of Australia.
In China and Japan bells have no
clappers and never are swrsg, be.
ing rung by blows with malIets.
A new electric drink mixing ma
chine RAPIDLY revolVes a glass grip
ped in KS attached to motor.
Norway has employed Swedish
experts to direct the work Of utiliz-
ing its great peat deposits for fuel.
Dogs are bred for food In Korea.
Pressed glass IS an American in
vention.
Frogs have teeth only on the up
per jaw
The lily gives off It's finest per
fume at midnight.
Benjamen Franklin was an ex-
pert swimmer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
ENROLL. ADDITIONAL
WOMEN TO PICKET

Washington, April 13.-The Irish
oiokets today sent recruiting de
tachments" to New York and Phil
adelphia 10 enroll additional women
pickets. Following a meeting this
morning they decided TO call off the
oekets during the forenoon but
promised to resume this afternoon,
with the further promise that Some
thing startling" might be pulled Oft
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
MAJORIE MANN
JOINS STAFF

Miss Marjorie Mann, Of Elgin
Ill. graduate of Illinois State Uni
yersity, has Joined the staff of home
demonstration agents of tho agri
cultural extension division of the
Vest Virginia University. She has
had considerable experience in sup
ervised home economics in both
city and district schools and is splen
idly trained and fully qualified in
every way,
Miss Mann is only Indicative of
the splendid type of young woman
Who are carrying on the home dem
onstration work in this state. Ey-
cry one of them is college grad
uate of high standards and ideals,
thoroughly acquainted with condi-
lions in both country and city com
munities. Their duty is to bring ev-
cry section of the county in which
they are working up to the stand.
ard of the best individual section,
for the demand Of the farm. people
is for the best standard of living
that is possible under existing con
ditiOns and circumstances.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
DANCE IN RAGERSTOWN.

Social Festivities among the col,
ored folks OF Martinsburs VIII open
up with a bic dance TO be held Mon
day night by Chester Marshall's
band and orchestra at the Good
Samaritan Han in Hagerstown.
Busses wild leave Marshalls barber
shop mt O'Clock that evening.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness
through sickness and death of our
dear mother. Mrs. Mary F. Zepp and
also for the loan of their cars, and
the Troy Laundry Of Hagerstown fol
their beautiful flowers.
1t pd By her Children.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
PASTOR RETURNS.

Rev. w. L. Wright. who has been
returned for the fifth year as pas
tor at First Methodist Episcopal
church. arrived home this morning
and will conduct prayer services as
usual "Wednesday night.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13

1t viii tax the ingenuity of Dem
ocratic speubinders to say worse
things about the Republican leaders
than they are saying about eacA
other. -Greenville Piedmont.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
REslIt.llMG WORK.

Contractor Cox has opened up
work Al the disposal plant, after be
ing held up by intoward weather
during the winter, and proposes to
push the building to a speedy com
pletion.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
Grow Your Hair
FREE RECIPE

After being almost totally bald a New
York business man grew hair-and now
has prolific growth at age Of 66-for
which he will send the genuine recipe
free on request to any man or woman who
wishes to overcome dandruf or gain new
HAIR growth. Or testing box of the prep.
aration, Kotalko, will be mailed with
recipe if you send 10 cts. stamps or
silver. His address is John II. Britain,
BT-301, Station f. New York, N. Y.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13

Mr.. ]. Y. Miller and children. of
Berkeley Springs, who have been
stopping with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Kirson, left today for
their home.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
AT STONE HOME,

Regular midweek prayer service
will be held Friday night at Stone
Home with Mr.. Foster McBee in
charge.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
Woman 80
Years O2GHl
Says she owes hc+ wee srff
health 10 We, oar E.oI
Liver anc. lon Tonic.

Wooster, O.-"The grippe left me
in weakened, run-dow.r condition.
Doctors had riven me their best tones
without effect. As ! have depended
on Vinol to build me up every spring
for the past nine years withsuch good
results. tried it. MY appetite ia
proved, my strength came back 50 /
am not only taking care of my house
hold duties, but direct the manage
ment of two large farms. ItaltallmY
friends to use &inol when they need
strength. Mrs. MARTHA SIGELGs.
Women who ere rundown, nervous.
lack energy ard Worsbg strength
should take Vinol as it contains Beef
and Cod Liver Paptones, Iron and
Hypophosphitss, the very elements
needed to restore a lost appetite, eli
rich the blood and crease strength.
NJ. A Snodsrass druggist and
drue@ists eve4wbsIa.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13

Messrs. Alex b. Parks and f.
Garner motJred to Hagerstown
Monday in the formers car.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13

night at $50 p m. will meet Non
day Wednesday and Friday a
NJ.
The ladies classes will remain q
scheduled except the High school
which viii meet at 5 p. m. The grad
cd schools win meet from 2.l5 to 3
D. IN.
The above schedule viii be put In
10 effect beginning April 70. 1870.
Preparing Scores
detailed report Of Tie final
cores Of the Boys HeXahiou is be
ing prepared and will be delivered
Tor publication within few days.
The report will no doubt be inter
ting as the work put ip 10 the
saat international affair was suIc
ly a great credit to HE younger
members Of the i. Surprising eoot
rarks We're made and rgerf. tt.
i5 equaled and lc."sei b. or.
boz
Basket Ball
The Junior league come iom0=
~ night viii BE- tle World against
r NIGHT class This is surely COINS
% be a hot game Tho World fa5io.
10 show up for their same WITH HE
Ni2ht class lasf w. : 4 hot contest
is booked feI
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-13
"Gets-It Loosens Them So They
Lift Of in A Jify.

The corn pains cease as soon as
few drops of "Gets-It" reach the
corn 1t goes out OF the hurting
business forever.
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D AnnunziO'S Action
EmbarraSSeS PT0miOrS

I."ud"" l"Tl ~ captain '.nhtIoIo
- N"W"n,i" wh' ,'ricrhul rr"'lnIno,I
ia" lInltuu I'I"rhll' 81 yunIn"I"" has
~. nur'u,d 'ui,mI liucnI nrurtubly So
"'"I IL "iN w""hW ruNr Mllnu dl-
wl'h I" ia" l"u'l"u rhu'u Tho HfNu-
Whmr,nm ir""Tu Inv" inhrn IA" "nIh uf
I'lliY I" ia" new I'ruhbc II Ia ",Id
rnitr. sgt ~ Tho French Inro,un
"IiI'' W. iutniur, 4 tn. 80 ouiuE l., tho
N"""'lnI'd pl'H.. 81 l.nhIIrI DNmuun
'l"H I"UInIk t. 10" effect Ihut ho hnL
hoard private" news tI"u l'nrls which
'"u"rd HIN !" pro" lNlm III" independence
Il fnm" i"dn' instead II September -
~ wa ~rid tlI,l the u"r.r ,rIinluI, dad
not ''mI" IIuu tho i"rrigm rffI,~ aud
lh' 'IIul"u wnH nd,Uu,rh lhcrr that
u NnuuukI" Wnr uudri the IInuIrsnion
ih"' Ih' f"I" - riunrc would hc rrI
iI"h a. ia" m""Ilug 81 lhc MiIIrr,nd
n"h singer 'I"IIrlI respectively tho
iI"u'h and italian pI"rul,rr at NIsIr,
I'"l""r Sunday. H"rl'uhcr T.. aud Ihnr
lao d'rli'd l." rIr'" huIh tho ri,n,I,i ,
h'f'I" - "',"mpIlrh,d E,,N
Nill 'h' rlu"," a., .tt"m Lo Ito
'""r0'l i' N Nltll'r""d nnd ripunr
'II"IIlII wan nnh,I "f r"ioIqn uIII, -
"fn,nl
Nl"r.r nr-"r'LH WIN rI,r ,orI,
g. ~" '0in ur,uI :" H., "Virod urnn
r"' Il ar 0""ld ,"u," I'Nmriuu,I" L.. n,I
80 b. ia" 49, ll"u '"lm, Id,ui m -
h"Io- 81"
- \""u"Dt" Iu',,II"n c,Idrnti, In
:" nl". lh' I,'n,l"r" IL 80 "nLr,,n,
"'"u r'alit"" I',Iru- ii,o pact "I~.,
h'f i''d &C. "",norr"r. 49,, rIuuu unII,,unI
'"""'lI. "ll'h ,"~i,"od ~nr the n"rv,,.
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'.Ii,nr" ucII 10 Iu,'Hilr"Il"n 90
-. y, Publican 'UruTalH" I" r"l'" i""'
u, ,l,I.nr" l""r"rI"w VIII complete too
rurrIr.u INJURY ho'" Int" iho 'hnfF''
~ g", cos Ihri tho Republican" M"'"
rUrLluR 4" corrupt tho "I"' '"I"' NY "'
lN,llluR tlhh"n 600
Tho 'viumili"o plane y" m""' hG"'"
EruIomhtr y. In a"iu" o"gi"rn Guy. :"
10 u"lccI"d by chairman k"nY"n u"
DrmnrrnIlr iupub"i7 want 10 go Z" Now
york. nnd pursuo tho inv~Stigntl"n "I
tho cox charged there. whil" th' ""
ruhIIcnnr favor moving 10 riitEhurEh I"
look into rcrorls TINT the liquor Inter
cHis nIC taking nm nCtlN" part IN 'h''
pCnoCrRtlr nominees campaign.
S"nnt"r Reed today nsked that charles
PIrZ, former president nf tn" f'm"tG"h
~ Fleet corporation. and now chairman
Of tho Republican whlI and means com
mittre Ia chicago. hC huhp0'nnCd In tell
Of the fund drive Ia IhiCnE" The NiA
sour SrnnIur nlsn asked that william
" rIpIry Jr aud Frederick t"uri"nHN
Iinrkrr Ihr inttcr "f whom In tn" |"Oo
~ week. director OF tho Chicago drive.
H., summoned.
To-day. u testimony showed that the
practice uf Republican rtht" workers.
~ h""nilnE tho quotas hHHiEnrd Them
boy tho nntl"nnl committee NHh E'n'I"l
Ia Uunup ntni"h.
\ quota 'hnIl,r M",II,. f"Im,'r 81
Iu,I"l "G IA, Wet Virginia '"mpniH -.
oAI,iuIncd. 10 t"IE'I al Which ~
hh""t h,I "" don't eAro,i I" hit II
havitT aud "thoi "ii"os"an t"lh h""
thsr s"matlmns d"uhi"h the ns"rss ="
rinnod l." thoin a. Inlrn rhny i"HIlh'h
nsny "ilIan wore '"ir''I hui that thee
nrui'n We" Ih"n" ih"I - ".'""lh had
Oct ani net ih"no nurili'd 10y Iiud W
,ham n-Il""-I I'"aH"'s'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
GLENDALE WOMEN
ARE INSTRUCTED
IN BALLOTS USE

An enthusiastic meeting 81 th~ ''l"h-
dale League Of Women N0tcrr wnH held
lart evening at t.lrnhnl". Mt While II TIM"
a Iuurk election Wnr bold.
I'TcN lUuu 1" the mock election. Nll"I
nry James T. NhIrmhn Of M"uuhrvlll",
NAVE an exceptionally rlcnr. nrIIu"'lN"
talk nu "It~EIDIrnII"u." aud II"n chan
T. tnTIlEnn t"Il"Wod With nn nhl' "h
drrHr In which h' IuniIu'i'd ia" t."
,ItlEcna In ia" uro 1t tho ballot
VI VhIpnnn mat Nj 'niIlRnu thou
rupcrNir'd tho holding ~ thr rnr'h 'l"'.
tIuu a. which women Wei" appointed
To- prcrIdC ~ Affection rl"thS nud ludF"r
IA, I.lrndnl" league az Women N"i .
err az well the League ~ N"und7
viII, WIN hnre ndditi"unl m"oilugn ~
Treuu'nt IutrI vNln h"tw'"n u"r NUT ia"
rlcrt,ru Nh,u vnrluu1 ~rr'h'rr VII -.
rlnIu iho orcrnilun ~ IA" E"''rumI"n'.
,Erlnlnlng tho Iuu"'l"un "f the n"v"I"l
nfnrcr from rrr-Ii'ul down I" dlH'rh
ufnrcIH
nr IIuIrl"u u f"nor nuu"uu''d Ih''
uIEhI ihnt rnIluwmK the "l"'It'u. tn"
IcnEuc WIN continue II" n"tlNii'. IL
sirI,tIug ii- Women Ia rllI'n"hr nud
,lyIl puNCIunUul
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KATE BROWNS
HOUSE RA|DED

TRfiv 'hl- ru"rniuR p"li'" ralh"h Kat"
nT"NnH pln"r. &c" Twenty 'hirH
-Tost. unakiuR fourteen n'r""'r ~"
women aud 'wrl'c u~n w"r" Ink"n ="
'ha p"ll"~ station. where min" "f 'hom
p"Htsh fhN np'aco Tor their nrp"athh'"
- police court
kate RT"Wu was "hnrE"h Win "p"r'' .
ma house f"r Immoral purposes. Nunn
smith, and mon giving IN" names "'
10 & Moore. paul tanner. John ln'ks"n.
'Nrl H1lnNT \ ] NrMRS'oT. b"u"L sea-
10. John clark Is GnE" Jos Fulton
Nm one5 pick Amber aud fRul Snilh
Nsr" charged with lettering
Rourdsmnu James Nnnr"" and "a -
irclmen James - krcfr and William
lt"rStmRnn mRds the rad.
Look UP Two Drunks
George kuj". An Elm 'ir"N" miner
was hauled In from the rik- section ~
rs \ m and locked up on drunk
,hhrEe
Wln M6th',> % Ranu"rh onto. negro.
vAs arrested a. the Is 4 - station. az
"srEntl, h"r~lrssis lut"rI'ai"h Afl'r
Icing rstrI,d g." ,he I"tI"i wagon Main
'rs s"h~ied ur s"ni' l'"iIy I" r'ini"hlo
ont" ~~at anh Mas ahi' I" ""Ih I"
hSn "a tho lo,hHp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
OBLITERATE DANDRUFF
KEEP HAIR AND SCALP YOUNG

CIT prIEt N ~ n nurr"in" dnndrun
rThdlrHlur You protect III" whole lam
Nv FROM l"ar - hair when you huH
tlU IrnI..l'N ono mlhut" ~ careful
Ih"uEhi NOW y right d"rlrl"m aud 1|r
VIII ENc ,"u hNlr nnrurnn," f"r som"
lIm, t. conc tIiI nDI.Fl VI mnkeH
BEAUTIFUL ron. nunN hair
{ II t.Ilrrl a. 90. In nuihurIkod I"
Kl," you 'uur muu"y hn'k VI tIu TO
III'N dur~ not Il" NIL this adv rrtlnn
u"ul sh'n II will d" nuh m"I" You 'ni'
I'D N"uI n'nlp Of drnndTun with tw" 81
three RrpII"nti"ur Uf CIT bbl.fl VI
NV" iimr. IrunIhlr "kp"nh" Inh hair. Il"
u N"uI r"lf
f'rnLIl. u d"~r rc'In lu'IcilI hhlo.
set uI~ net htkiuF N"u I" tnhn our
w"rh too II ~ All "" AMPLY nrI y"u
T." ,hlrlu - hall pint h"illc Tor lhr at
- ~ t.IIori s =" n rut mt" nt"t" 90
Ia" m"u"y hn,h II ~ fn,lr' plan AMI
lry II f"r ,"urn'lf lhru II l"u 40 not
rniI toned. ~" merely MD inu To return
Ihc hottie AMI ~ v"ur money back
I,uld ~ 4" u,"I" T." "rtnhlIrh the truth
~ uui ,lniu-" IIu Not hrTiInic. tho
url,o /. rn itInn. Cot h"itl" i",lRN
u VOW hIurTi-i Ln'- net keep II "Ihnr
fi,m WA " NIwrr"u nruE =" " h"lc
rnlr D,uEHI7Ir. N,lHluNhurK HtnIi"u.
I,IiHhurEh. IN ITl'" hN nhil. coo
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plain surrounding the civ. relying on
their rifle H." I" hpld thu French unIII
Snu Within III, waltz Thr II'u, IL a."
nnkInE "H'IN cnuIi I" snsr TIA" pIrti S..
= lean. WHIT" walled town. mai nlrplRi"r
drop lcil'Ir IN TIA" utI'rIs, but nrr IN
hblo 70 nIIghl h"rhue" there IL uu rom
T"r n landing piH'" ~ lho city \
French column Whi,h attempted 10 ~.
ll"Nr ~" gntIln"n u'l ~ Ioyrrrc ~ tho
vlllnRo ~ Snru lhT"hHm Whllc marching
IIun M"THiuh. hchp"Il. ~ miles away
10 tho IuI th,nHI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-11
COX CALLED UPON
tOontinusd From rage Ohs)

I,ru,n,,,t would Hahn differently hl1
Iuniurrn men hnvu Ind nnh"nhl'"'f WV
cont, Iinl, 81 both fundn. hni "l'h"p'
,,tds,rr no,uoi /" hHrn'"" "u'h con
!, IInniInnn nIo unrsarnrIly hi"lH'"' IN
zee IunulI 10 IuI"lllE"n'" =.
"'Iho ,.unIuIIIou hna huhp""nn"h az"
hoard an TnI ~ IlIn" hs" r"I in''oh ~ '"'
than, VI ''up ~ lilo i"uI"n"h'n''N'" w
n,o .InIIIuu wits Nj Hays anh an
I,, - tho IisI and With IA" san" I""h'''
,,rrH"II,uII douInIn 81 att ia" ""' "'" y
chairman tho dlrp"nlil"n 90 tho I'nI' 81
VI, 90, ~ r,urorf nIuiINoH H""nH I" W"
e., ,nuIIur tho 'nniultIoo n n'lNl'loS ~
tai. :, -, i.hnpo 81 n'II Ionp"nHll'lll'lh" w
,,,Itur ~, Gould rIiuur unlIl N"V"m
lao, NsInu,up In thoro wI'norhoH -
InIuIY the ,nIi inltlo" WA not bnlh"'''""
u"r appointed nl"u" I" follow W" '"
rntiCs - AZ inr'r campaign hniahHnoh
Demands RstrautiOn
", hnNo .alI"l hIh own ~l'hesHSH.
I,,u,o,IniI, u"uboir ~ Ill" committee
.hnts rovoIrIy ,I"HR .rENniinoh th"h, "h1
n, a -iuIs,"i ,hrIRo has been '"h
American rrupIo T." wIthdin~ hl" 80
iInNnpnni EtnI"uIrnt' 90 "'"hh '""th r"
1T drr,auIlng +" the m"ni d""rl'hhl"
Hpo 81 rIuf"hrl"m"I p"llIl'r Ii""E'"n
Ul,I~
Ia nay luihuUn' tho committee a.
tiyIIlr- viii uri," hrncfl"I"l r"'r"Hs
I-ud H. d'Ici any I,"usihI" "N"i "''in'
nU,ru nunn, inI campaign within "hh"I
In,IN nnd ihol In NY understanding ~
,I. ,,nI ,,on"n f"' Iir "slr'""'"
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THREE REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS CLOSED

-. l., ,..t .o,t tt.,li,,. f,,,t"sIl =
n~rsi D.. trt.L it'I'"" ',', o. IT. h I"
,,,,rII i..,iu, lee "I a 81 1" located -
, rrr,trI f,r ITO scot s"i'f~ h"rr'''""''
~ ~" i"h"" p""h i'"'' I""''Ir
rae r..,,uh .rA veil ~r- Inif'h"r"H hv
,ns tIIrur..ri tII = 'lS-"lius ''r''Vs"E
Ihrnurh ~" eau" "EsU'y
NvoI-- -,lI y H"~ h"m" - lrlHh"lrhi"
- Aih"rr T. Puz'. ~" plHuT '" "''nrv
'hs rrnr-r'v
a., tote ,rd ~ ,"orr house tho
IniiOr '.u 20 ttuvrll HN"un" faii' SON.
v.rc rnlh - Nrshihnld N''!In"lT Th"
Tnrner owner was rantrl ! klSl"' IhH
TuItNr Ilrub s. Trus' company banded
ttc transaction
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INDIANAPOLIS GIRL
STRANGELY DISAPPEARS

GI"ucoslrr MnrH Nop' "a Ml7r
Laura ricI'hcr - V'ni "lh dnuHhi'' ~
Nj rnd MIS- W"WEhl"u fl"i' be-
81 ndlhunr"lir NhH fought hV ~" r"I'' Z"
Iudal rho RlII who had boon Ia ~"
rnTo 81 n Hn,oTu~rr ~ IT." family h"i""
~ GrnUnv Iuo cove. IN ia" "h""n'" 81
hrr unrouIr. diunpr'uI'd E"'h 'IdnN
A flrh,runn EpIh Il" h"d r""n " N"nnE
woman 'ui or h"r h"Ii n"h 'h"nt" h''
.I"ihInT apparently IuitlnH 90 " r"li
81 u,"rnIIn blh"Tr "O ~" wHi"i f'"u'
T"poII"i H. tho police that ih'' 40"
rnitr one ~ u,rrnll" vIih " UnlI "f
UHIa s"luE ","t ~" ir'hH U"ni = I"ln'
{, nIu Witch iuv I"'ri dIhHrI'"ni 81
,,t rinIpht AETNA 90 IhIr information
tho putI,c made 'l"r" "'''' 81 tho
hnIhmI and nearby ri"r"R i'h"N
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TURKS BESIEGE RASUS

Ennri,uIimmiic utrt rI'l Ih" AZ
90, Ia cI IIusr ilnuu~ No 'ihuln' :,
~ ~ rnul vhLh u ni"h about ="
,uiIrr n.uih ct hInnn I" H. l"r be- nl"Eol
T., Iho TuIhs sni tao i''"' u r"ii Lao"
rn,I tho II OnN IuhnlIinulu 81 th' rln' "
mo rbnII 81 fuut n','i'lIuT H. ~ l"il'I
Io,ol, o'l h"Io fi"u lr"i Inul >ilr"n.
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Cars Again Operating
At Night in Brooklyn

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FOUR MEN BURNED TO
DEATH ON STEAMER

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ALLEGED KIDNAPPER
SHOWN UP AS LIAR

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had tho mlvuius baby lRruurl" '"lHy
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Where Won IND I man VIII" dl"H fInI"
o,rrwork y"ull hud hnndI"d va"
have ru>ied from uud'rN"iN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

esmucb. as the club is being utilized as
meeting place of large number of
veterans in Post No. 80. the subject
Will be one of more than usual interest
TO the membership Of the club.
a mass meeting was held last night in
tie Sparks Memorial Hall. Sixty eighth
and Woodland avenue, to launch the
$5O, 600 drive for house fund for Post
IL, of which William j. Smyth is com
mander. The drive headquarters will be
at $500 Woodland avenue. It is pro-
posed to present to every one who con-
tributes a card similar to that given out
by the Liberty Loan committees to per
sons who purchased Liberty Bonds.
This was. the fourth to receive charter
IN this city. Among those conspicuous
In the present effort are: Commander
Smyth, Adjutant John +. Clayton, and
Finance Officer William A. Ripple.
Post 297 will give dance at the Bel
mont Dancing Academy, Fifty second
and Market streets, Wednesday evening,
February %. The Post is known as the
Breen -McCracken Post, and is the only
and official Legion body in the Forty
fourth ward. 1t meets every other
Friday evening in Franklin Hall, Fifty
second and Girard avenue. At the last
meeting John J. Owens, formerly of the
lO9th Infantry, was elected commander
and William FL. Quigley was chosen ad =
jutant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27
FOR THE HOME

Brass Beds-now $3.50 and $435O
Enameled Beds-now $1,000 and $1,000
Divanettes, convertible into beds-$7S.5O
Felt Mattresses, roll edge, so lbs.-S1S.75
Framed Pictures-now $1.0O and $500
Table Lamps and Shades at Half Price
Candle Shades and Small Lamp Shades-5Oc
White Scrim Curtains, 2H yds.-$1.50 pair
Scrim Curtains lace edge-S1.65 pair
Figured Silkolne, 25c yard; Plain Yellow
20c
Silk Damask Table Scarfs-S4.00 and $500
Rordered Scrim, zoe; CretOnne imperfect.
25c
Tapestry Wall Papers, odd lOts-25c to 6Oc
Japanese Leather and GEassciOth Papers
S1.00 to $500 piece
Stamped Guest TOwels-45c each
Stamped White Linen Centrepieces, 60c and
S5c; Scarfs-$1.10 and S1.25
SILVER-PLATED Baskets, $3.50; Vases,
$500; Compotes, $500; Berry Spoons-5Oc
CUT GLASS TUMBLERS, 81 ea.; small sizes,
35c and SOC; Saucers-$1.35; Vases-$4.5O
LlGHT-CUT Dishes, two handles, 65c Bas-
kets-S3.25; COmpOtes-55c
DECORATED Bonbon Dishes, 1.25; Dresser
Sets, $1.9O; Nut Sets, $500; Shaving
Mugs, 45c
BLUE WILLOW Meat Dishes, 15c to 81 90;
Open Vegetable Dishes-45c
Oil Heaters-3-qt.-S3.45; -gallon-S5.35
Gas Heating Stoves, round cylinder-s2.15
Bathroom Fittings, imperfect, half price
Japanned Ware, slightly imperfect, half price
Willow Clothes Baskets, oval-$215
Six table Knives, Forks, white handles,
$3.50
Oval Aluminium Trays, 17x22 inflow $3.50
Mahogany Smoking Stands, $500; Briar
Pipes, 6Oc