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.. E. Cor. Second and Jeserscs ste. res
us Lombard ST.. r.
iioa Madison St. apartments.
7oI Vandever Ave. r. b. 2. b.
sIe ". seventh St, ?. b. b.
1912 Carter ST.. 6 r. b. p. b.
100 du Point ST.. ) ?, b, p.
24O6 Market ST.. n. b. p, b.
sos Madison St. or. b,p.
6ls Z. Eighth St. r. b.
i ioi eos S1i Lincoln St, e.h.H
Io4 E. Eighth ST.. 10 r, b, b:
SOS Washington ST.. Q :. b, b.
1s5 d % Son ss ST.. + r. 3 5. p p h.
iio7 Lancaster Ave, 10 r.b.
80 Lincoln ST.. =, b, p,
4ie Washington St. corner property.
II z. TweDty-third ST., 2. b. p. D.
1924 Reed st 6r.
II2 S. Broome ST., 6 :. b, p, b.
s4e-5l E s. se Y ST. 5r. 2. p h;
~ E. N Ninth ST. sr 5.
4ss z. sixth St. 10 r; p.
$40 E. Fourth St. r. b. p, ,.
siI Kirkvood 81. 7r. b.
1lo4 Pine ST., =. b.
1920 Lombard St. ) RI.
1890 Walnut St. T. b.
800 WASHINGTON St. IL r. b. =
ais Monroe ST. r, b.
SIS ". Third ST.. or. b.
t5O4 ". Sixth ST. Q T. b, p.
SOP W Sixth ST.. Z r. b, p.
10 w. Eighth ST.. Or. b. p.
.s45 Madison ST. 8 r. b. b.
CARMINE A. BALASClO
ehone 22is ". oi3 Market Street
J. Howard Gordon. Mgr.
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Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale
,s. Y S n hi, s the s go stv s s
% 1ss 400 q s7 dwelling
aurs A very good ''' '''''''
b. the ,se, bounded
kind ] hi .I sa
's sood aS"a n'' rooms ana ' 'ns
n s b s n s s the n Ss s
On Clayton ,sa a % and Second
with purchase price June
fs s, s''' heater cement cellar equipped with gas and electric lights
dwelling On Ninth xs = & 900 s,s brick ss Is
BockTwo brick dwellings las
On s sn ' ssd a G R Rs s s"' wit" dwelling at
On West the 100 . and
Square pn house on o o @ BY
gas on iot
Pine the 1000 rwooy dwelling, and bath
On the side Franklin between Second and
On Eighteenth the 100 and
cellar lighting Possession %
$aR sn 5 a S%'s
MarketTwotry brick dwelling
Prices Possession %.
On Clayton street between Lancaster and second 'troThee
new
and electric lighting throughout Possession June 25
in
nc c and house sci in excellent condition, ~
streetn
John COVatOS
FLOOR, FORD BLDG TENTH & SIiIPLEY
lnsuran in It's
elersC Checks.
Drafts andM 10 o the
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The First Flower to Bloom
in the Spring
driftcd down in Autumn. And no flower that
follows rivals the effect or effaces the memory of
that first fragile sprngtime flower. This is not
only because it is lonely in ITSELF but because it is
the symbol Of spring, of renewal, of promise.
RICHARDSON PARK.
Six modern convenience. chicken
2 RICHARDSON PARK
Eight modern convenience large plot shrubs and
3 ASHLEY BUNGALOW
Five oil convcnicnces. trees fruits, shrubs
4 ASHLEY
Seven all convenience large plot shrubs fruits
s GLENRIDCE.
Six chicken house Plot 5ox2to
6 ELMHURST, BUNGALOW
Ten conceivable fruits
7 NEWPORT,
Ten all plot o2xr chicken house. fruits large
8 ASHLEY. BUNCAI oW
Five rooms, all conveniences, garage large plot
HllLcREsT, S SCI
Five all convenenes, plot 75x25 shrubs,
II HILLCREsT. BPICK
all large plot shrubs and
II GORDON HEIGHTS
Six all conveniehces large plot. fruits shrubs.
"a GORDON HEIGHTS
Six all conveniences large plot, and shrubs,
IA BELLEFoNTE. BUNGALOW.
Ilo' flowers shade
IS BELLEFoNTE.
all improvements splendid plot fruit and shade
10 BELLEFoNTE
Six rooms. all improvements. large plot.
Seven rooms a convenienocs. Plot, ioox25o
Eight ,, all @oTDn Pet H loelss shrub; and trees
Six rooms all conveniences, plot 5osIco
20 OAK GROVE BUNGALOW.
Five all convenence, plot 50xl5o
OAK GROVE, BUNGALOW
Six rooms all conveniences plot. 5oSl5o
p RosELLE. BUNGALOW.
Six all improvements
Six rooms all convenence. l2ozi95
In Calling Mention Number of Property
MUNDY & co.
700 MARKET STREET.
Phones and
REAL ESTATE, GENERAL INSURANCE. MORTGAGES. RENTS.
Open Tuesday nd Saturday Evenings Until o'clock.
------ ------ c
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
9th and Washington SITS. ior. b. D.
6i6 Madison SITS. T. b..
Sth and Adams St. 10 Z. b. p. h
9Th and Van Buren, Sts., 10 r. D. p d.
12xlI0.
18th and Rodney sts.. IL ?. b. 3p, b. &C.
rage space.
18th and Union SITS. =. b. p. h. 25Ilo5.
1900 block, Lancaster Ave. r. p. p.
22O w l4th St. 10 r. b, p. hw.
9th and Lombard SITS. r. b:
ala Z. Gath St.. &. b. .. nv. Corner
property.
3srd and Carter sts. 7r, b.p.A.
1l25 RAurosd Ave, r, b. 5000 cash. us
DoT month
DELAWARE REALTY co.
a.W. Corner Seventh and TA.nail Streets
Phone 300 Insurance of All Kinds.
RentA Collected.
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TWENTY
SEVENTH
AND
WASHINGTON

First floor trimmed in chestnn
with real birch doors. All foo
We can give possession Of
them highly on account Of III
may select the wall paper. The
started last spring we ARE going
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

East Thirsy-fourth street. six rooms and
bath. Possession June IS. Price $500.
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3lOu WEST SIXTH STREET.
t.tchf rooms path porch. heat. electric
iShf. ,arae lot with a frontage OF lb2 feet
a, Sixth street. Price reasonable and prop
efty vii improve In value. Let Us gave you
partlculArs
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For Sale

and Iou bard streeEght rooms bath
garages Bargain for quick sale.
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q 1923 sHALLCROss AVENUE.
aix rooms lot l6xSS.
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Aoo3 MARKET STREET.
seven rooms bath. pofen' peat io' eoAA'o
feet
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20 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Nine rooms. bath and two porches.
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Dwellings and Business Properties
For Sale

On West Thirty-thrd street. in tho 800 Block-Two-s
dwelling BATH porch hot air heat gas and electricity Pos
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Is $40 N. JACKSON STREET.
Atx rooms and bath.
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aa2 WEST SECOND STREET.
Three-story BRICK. seven-room hocse' 'efs
low price Get busy.
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ST. BRIDGE W 18th ST
Square plan eight rooms. bath. porch. no
VHter heat. Possession.
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so7 LOMBARD STREET
10 rooms, bath and etectrtc lights.
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Sc. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRUCE.
store. eight rooms and bath.
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4 6ls LOMBARD STREE
Nax>> v,nrna anO bath.
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FOR SALE.

,o,1 MADISON STREET.
Nine rooms bath. porch. heat ana eSfsee
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steetTen bath, porche heater electric
Would make ideal location for
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son WASHINGTON STREET. =
rren rooms bath and heat.
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At us T.. 42D STREET.
cir roma. bath porch and heat.
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4 1871 WEST THIRD STREET
EI9ht rooms and hath
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On West Twenty-ffth street. in 400 Block-Two-stor
BATH porch heat lot l6xSO 30 days. Splendid
quire home in a very good residential section.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02

West PbiIa SOv. 24tb ,eoo

West PhilB.. SOv. 24th. 1920
The following proposed Amendments n th.
BYLAWS OF The Market street BulIdInE AMI
Loan Association win he acted upon "a, tba
annual meeting OF the Stockholders January
Goth, 1921.
Amend Article l. Section . 10 read
Each and every stUCkhOlder shall nav an
entrance Zee OF twenty-five (25) cents for
each share OF stock subscribed for by them
and for each share OF stock owned or hsid
by them shall pay tho sum OF one doIlar "A
month, at the stated monthly meetinE ~
the Board OF Directors: and such paym.nt
shall continue in each series until the siocL
Of that series shall be worth 1900. 90 Def
share. W.
Amend Article 2, Section I TO read
The duties Of the Treasurer shall ho 40
receive and take charge " all moneys p.ia
into the association; to pay all orders drs wp
on him by order Of IN" Board OF Dlroctor.
II signed by the President ana sttestad S,
tho Secretary, He shall give a satisfsctopyy
bond for the faithful performanc OF us
duties. the amount OF said bonds TO be sDsri
fed by the Board OF Directors He sSstt,
deposit all moneys received by him In H.
name OF the RssOCia tion and in hasi.
designated by the Board of plrsctoTs -
shall receive and hold IN trust for tha
soCiatiOn all Mortgages Bonds Poli"is. -,
Insurance, Securities, NaluAbles etc unn,
all property upon which money In Ioan.d H.,
the Assocla tion. and at the expiration ~ ~
term Of service he shall deliver TO his suo,
CesSor In once all Moneys, Booka ara
Papers in his possession. He shall r.cs,.a
for his rvices rs Treasurer the .unn ~
One Hundred $500 OOl dollars ner n sna,t ot
after the first year following the Incornnsa'
tlon of this ABociRtion F'' u
[Attestl ADAM II. PRESTON, Secy..
~ n bSd St.. Phila.. Pa
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POST GIVES GALA SHOW
Movies and Vaudeville Held to Raise
Funds for New Home

For the purpose of raising funds to
build a home for Corporal John H.
Castor Post No. 204, Veterans Of For
eign Wars, benefit performance was
given last night in the Metropolitan
Opera House. Five reels of moving
pictures were shown, entitled the Price
of Peace" followed by Tropical Out
posts of Rowing Marines" Other pic
lures showed destroyers in action in
the war zone. demonstrating the hand
ling of depth bombs and big guns going
into action on the French front.
Besides the movies. an elaborate
vaudeville program was provided, in
Guiding Miss Alverta Swartz and Joe
Ritchie; jim White, the strong man Of
the United States navy; Miss Helen
Nicholas and Eddie GrodonSki, the
Little Tommy, the iron jaw marvel, a
boy from the Castor Post. who did sam
son like stunts. AS grand finale the
L. s. s. Columbia Band was put on
the stage and gave fine concert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Glt-Edsed Section Higher In Spots.
Rails Score Further Advances

London, Dec. 2.-Securities on the
stock exchange had a firm undertone and
the feeling was confident. The silt
edged list was higher in spots. OIL
shares. generally, were strong. particu-
larly Mexican Eagle, which reached
was 6la
Grand Trunks were hard. notwith-
standing a decrease OF 5000 in the
net earnings of the road during October.
Canadian Pacihcs also gained ground.
Argentine railroad issues scored further
advances, but home rails were dull
Industrials were irregular. Hudson 3
Bay was lie. Kaffirs were steady
Changes in the foreign department were
slight and mixed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02
Affairs in Austria

A very intelligent and Illuminating
review of the state of qffairs in Austria
is given in this months issue Of The
Corn Exchange. the snappy monthly
publication of the Corn Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
The first hand report of Austrian
conditions. written for the Corn FIX
change National Bank, comes from a
high Austrian official. who is also a
thorough student of the Central Euro
pean economic problems. The article
is of timely interest, in view of the un-
settled state of the foreign exchange
markets and the reconstruction period
of European business.
In addition, the issue contains timely
articles on the subject of what shall be
done with American ships; why price
of anthracite coal is high, and con-
ditions in Mexico.
THE TRADER.
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by DR.. Morris B. Miller, with the 90
sistanee Of the committee. The next
meeting Of the post will be held in the
Elks' Club, Juniper and Arch streets,
next Wednesday night, when vaude
vile entertainment Of Ave acts and two
boxing bouts will be staged.
All nominations for officers for David
forwarded to g. l.. Winelander, 1928
North Franklin street. The next meet :
ing Of the post will be held at % South
Van Pelt street, December z, at 8 p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02

WELSBACH COMPANY THIRTY-YEAR
SINKING FUND PER CENT COLLAT-

Sealed proposals Will be receiN"d until
Office Office Of THE PROviDENT LIFE AND
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILApELPHIA,
No. 400 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Tru..
tee, for the sale to them OF all or any part
OF 80 many bonds of the wELSBACH COM
PANY as the sum Of 1927 .438 10 applicable
to the Sinking Fund will pay for.
Lowest bids at a price not exceeding par
and accrued interest will be considered and
II accepted the parties offering them will
be advised at once and payment will be
made on surrender and transfer OF the
bonds on December .. 1920 Interest on the
bonds so accepted will cease on December
o. 1920.
any or all bids not satisfactory 10 said
Trustee. The offers OF bidders. unknown 70
the Trustee must be accompanied BY salts.
factory references.
lowest price, the number OF bonds taken
from each will be as nearly as practicable
pro rata.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals
for the sale OF bonds OF Welsbach Com.
pany" and addressed to
ASA =. WING. President.
THE PRoVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
400 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
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LlXerpool Cotton

Liverpool. Dec. Spot cotton was
quiet today with prices firm on the hssis
OF an advance of 95 points for middlng
ceipts were 10000 bales, including 94Oo
bales American, Futures were steady
in the early dealings Spot prices were:
American, middlng fair, l6.2Od good
1S,45d; fully middling 12 7Od !;
ll.20d low mddling s45d |;
good ordinary. S,7Od. and ordinary,
A7Qd,
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Lake Navigation Officially Ends

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. ,. = Regular
marine insurance rates on vessels ply
ing the Great Lakes ceased at midnight
Tuesday. bringing navigation officially
to a close. However, many ships will
continue to sail the lakes until the ports
freeze up. Special insurance rates will
be given until December - for such
ships.
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n;,E THE EaTITAskE EdTssNy MLTMINaTING IL .S GAS

Philadelphia, Novembrr 90 1920
The Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend OF three (S) per cent
tSS.00 "a sharc) on the Preferred Stock pay.
able Decepber 18Th. 1890, to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business 3 O clock
NJ Wednesdsy, December 8. 1920
w. A. McEwEN. Treasurer,
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Dividends
American WooIen Company
Massachusetts Corporstion)
QUARTERLY DIyIDESDS

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividends OF One Dollar and
seventy Five Cents (Sl.75l per share on tho
Preferred stock and One Dollar and seventy
Five Cents (Sl 75) per share on the Common
Stock Of this Company will be paid on Jan
Is. 1921. TO stockholders OF record Dec 10,
1920.
Transfer books will not be closed.
WILLIAM II. DwELLY. Treasurer.
Boston. Mass, Nov. so 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02

II MIL K}ikI n ouch with the sit
AVNlESNM0E W alton. William o.
ANS2NTOE ,Iuench. Jr., chair
@STSW man Of the commit
Tz tee on employment,
has been receiving
at headquarters, 1011 Chestnut street,
u large number of applications for po-
sitions each week for the last month,
and there seems to be constant in
crease in the demand for work.
Mr.. Muench has been devoting a
part of each day at the headquarters,
and has succeeded in placing a number
of men. The situation has become such
that il appears the new county committee
will find employment one of the imme-
diate problems to solve upon its reor-
ganization. The posts. also. will be
called upon to place active legionaries
in the office of employment officer, so
that the demands may be met promptly
and efficiently.
Yeoman CF) Post. No. 80, which Is
one of the strongest women's organiza
tions in the Legion in Pennsylvania,
will organize a basketball team. The
post meets at 1916 Master street.
The post reported that several Of its
members have been doing splendid work
at the settlement house at Fourth and
HTlSllHU SlTteLS. MISS Laura tltlut
is instructing class of girls ranging
in ages from twelve to sixteen years in
cooking one evening each week.
Nominations for officers for the en-
suing year took place and Miss Anna
Boyle was unanimously nominated COM
mander. Miss Mae Mccormick and
Mrs. Margaret Webber were nominated
to the position of second vice com
mander, Miss Margaret Thomas, the
present commander, will become the
first vice commander of the post accord
ing to the new constitution adopted at
the October meeting. Miss Rae Ruvin-
sky was nominated for the Office Of
chaplain, and the following six com
radcs were nominated for the county
committee, the post being entitled to
three representatives on the new county
committee: Miss Patricia F. Crosby
Miss Bertha Harris. Mrs. Bertha Ru-
dolph, Miss Mary Downey, Miss Anna
V. Edmonds and Miss Kathryn Brad
dock. The following were nominated
for the executive committee of which
five are to be chosen Miss Lenore Law
son, Miss Fannie GOldscheider. Miss
Alice Murdoch, Mrs. Bertha Rudolph,
Miss Laura Hendel, Miss Sara Myers
and Miss Esther Shor.
The executive committee of Benjamin
Franklin Post. No. 400. at meeting in
the Land Title Building last night de-
cided to purchase a stand Of colors. The
money for these colors will be raised
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02
okLAE3Mh TGkhoRaqPGS HE2P1SrSG SE .J ANp REFrNINc

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent has
been declared on the common stock OF this
payable January I. 1891, to
stockholders Of record at the close OF bust,
ness December 10, 1920
r L. HOWARD Recretnrw
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THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY

Allegheny Avenue and 10Th Street
Philadelphia Dec. /, 1920
The Directors have declared q dividend
OF Three Dollars $500 per share from the
net earnings Of the Company on both
Common and Preferred Stocks payable
January 3. 1921, to stockholders OF record
at the close OF business on December 49,
1920 Checks will be mailed
WALTER q. HENDERSON rrnnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02

LANCASTER WATER FILTRATION co.
Hereby gives notice that, in accordance with
the terms OF the mortgage or deed OF trust.
the following bonds have been called for
payment and cancellation upon January I'd
1921. to Wit Nos 80, 40. Il. -. 81. "a. 20.
III 10 49, III H. iH iHs a I2 siG !G2 H. IT, IT, si asi
233 239. 24O. 2il. 2+3.
Upon proper presentation OF the same at
the office OF the below named trustee the full
principal sum thereof. together with interest
thereon TO January lst 1921. will be paid.
Interest thereon will cease January Ist. 1921
whether bonds are presented asFeauested or
not. -
BROAD st. 3 SoutN Penn square PhIla, Pa
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LEG|ON'S PROBLEM
NOW IS ONE OF Jobs
Need Of Employment for For
mer Service Men Grows
Acute
BIG DEMAND FOR WORK

Employment for former service men
has become more acute problem for
the American Legion during the last six
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PartnershIp
tzssys NOTICE Is

ssP' NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN or
the dissolution. effective DaCemh,- :
|, 1920. Of the cOpn nrtnership cElsting b..
tween Herbert A. BnrEtsrf and Hrarx
Robcyek, trading as Henry Robics~s 3 Cs.
Of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
New York. Dec. / 1920
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
nINInENn M

A dividend OF one and three. quarters per
cent uS4R) on the Preferred Stock OF this
Company has this day been declared, paya BILE
Saturday. Jan. l, 1921, 10 stockholders OF
record at the close Of business Wednesday.
Dec. Is. 1920.
Checks will be mailed by tho Guaranty
Trust Company of New York.
$ ). DELANO, Treasurer.
II, {. WICK. Secretary.
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BAR SILVER

Bar silver was Nd lower in London
today at 44%d.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.
New York. Dec l, 1920
COMMnN CAPITAL STOCK

A quarterly dividend Of three per cent (sGc)
on the common stock OF this Company has
this day been declared, payable Saturday,
Jan. l. 1921 10 stockholders OF record al
the close Of business Wednesday, Dec. II,
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York.
5, :. DELANO, Treasurer.
II. q. WICK, Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-02

weeks than IL has
been for a year.
This is the con =
fusion Of the men
'ho have been in
ouch with the sit =
alton. William o.
,Iuench. Jr., chair b
man Of the commit =
tee on employment,
has been receiving
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30

ial1e slrah Bernhardt made her
aearancc III .ondon in 1879
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
CHURCH TRAINING NIGHT
TOMORROW At FIRST NJ. {.

Tomorrow night Will be Church
Training Sight al First Methodist
Episcopal Church this city. The
unique service will be held at 8
oclock Already this feature OF the
ork al First Church is attracting
vide attention. Il has all the
oo3 features of the mid week prayer
n8 praise service with additions
h:ch make for devotion and religious
culture
Ii Wells the whole church into a
init for the study of Kingdom promo
on II lends interest to young and
Ia alike. and is really church night
il the whole family The increase in
e memf ership OF the Methodist
= :scopal Church last year was the
argest in any year or its long and
ealeudia history The rapid growth OF
h church throughout the world now
~ for 1850 additional pastors, H.
% missionaries in foreign service, Il
80 additional missionaries for home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30
An EAEMl TO coon MEALTn

Is wlIl III ttrk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30

erai 0i IS .F'fsY nan mS 10
M Th army Will teach u M
siranen 10 which he IS les I'd 5eSi
or which ne mas desire fe lg lla
yearn "a rn march must aasi 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30

service. 1000 more missionary women
her hole time 70 the work
81 me church. 100 additional special
WORKERS. secretaries, deaeonesses.
sc and 40 0o0 nlefnters II ised 10
Christian work in the local churches
81 Netnodism in this country
Church Training Night has for its
object the training Of the heart and
mind Of Methodists. young and old.
Tor these positions Some OF the
problems TO be discussed tomorrow
aight are The Bible and Missions. :
nday school Teacher Training, "
ersonal Evangelism, The Life of
hrlst. The History OF Methodism Z
and How TO Pray"
Persons not attending other
churches on Wednesday night are in
vi;ed 10 First Methodist Church Bring
the Toys and girls. There's a place
for them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30

sent % tAe Seventh liz, nj;
1a Columbus ildrs,.. s.
preparations are row IL.
p iTain va hanlrel mus.
i,s'ls ss'r 'ile ils
With i flare Al the hips ana Wri:-
kle- above tile waist, PARIS accepts tie
waiStline
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-30

he telephone systems OF Haiti and
Dominican Republic have been
aanee ed making il possible to COM
este c.Ween the principal Iii
II the two nations.