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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
WILL OBSERVE
ASCENSION DAY
Special Services Will Be Held To
morrow in St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Commencing at
Nine O'Clock.

There will be service in St Johns
church on Ascension day, Thursday,
May u, at a. m, consisting of the
celeDratlon OF the holy eucharist.
:. inns is one of the days OF obliga-
Ilon IN the church and should be OBJ
served by all good people, the event
IN itself completing as il does the
triumph of the resurrection. and. be
ing the entrance of our Lord on His
medlatorial kingdom in glory, oocu.
pies a coordinate place with the in.
carnauon. the passion and the resur.
rectlon in the manifestation of Him
for our salvation, and in the promise
or exaltation i, of our humanity
through Him, which that manifesto.
tlon implies, says William s. d.
Lamont, rector.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
CITY NEWS

--Flks dance Friday, May IA.
Call IL 10 get your stoves foI
storage; 1900 for the sea son.
Mrs.. Marder's annual pupils re
cEtsI Fsrfazy evening. May 14th, Y. W.
g. 4. auditorium. Admission free.
--Reokul camp M. w. A. No. g..
viii hold tn regular meeting tonight
at Woodmsn hall All members are
requested 10 be present
During thrift week a small lot ol
crepe lie chine waists fhat are shop
worn, 800; oBiy two dozen. A LOT
f rsfncoAts, odds and ends, at hat
price auliivzn q Auwerda.
Minnie VI and John Crimmins
have soI6 property bocsfed on the
corner Of Thirteenth and Ftiipn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12

and the dandelion crop is more lux
uriant than ever
lit is less than six weeks of school
now, and then comes the long vaca-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
EXECUTORS HAVE
BEEN APPOINTED
Ralph and Mabel Daueherty Execi,-
tors of Fathers Estate-AIbert
Kiefer Named in August
UfIrichs' Will.

Ralph and Mabel Daueherty have
been appointed executors OF tbs
estate Of the late James F. Daugf-
erty There was no will witnessed
and attested by the deceased
Albert Kiefer has been named exc
cutor Of the will OF the late August
Carl UuIrfch. The will has been
publicly opened and read. II states
that ali OF the deceased property. both
real and personal shall be divided
into nine equal parts for the children
of the deceased or for the grandchil-
Gren whose parents are dead
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
CONNIE RCIAL CLUB
/ GOES TO WARSAW
Annual Pilgrimage to Neishborins
City is Success in Spite Of the
Rainy Weather Last
Evening.
SUPPER IS PRAISED
Presbyterian Women Served Meal
That "Hit the Spot" With the
Local Mechanically is
Speaker.

The Keckuk Commercial club made
tits annual pilgrimage to Warsaw last
night, and was royalty entertained al
supper which was prepared and
served by the women OF the Presby
iterian church. Following the supper
David Daily. district manager for
Stone and Webster. in an address on
l"Community Building" painted a
very optimistic picture OF Keokuk
and gave the local merchants some
new ideas in boosting.
/ The club members left Keokuk on
special car at sos O'Clock and "a
turned at $40 o'clock. While the
storm kept some Of the crowd at
home, those who went are liberal In
their praise of the supper and the
! hospitality shown by the Warsaw
folks The supper menu consisted of
the following good things to eat:
Roast Veal Mashed Potatoes
Asparagus on Toast
Jellies Rolls
Salad and Waters
Ice Cream Coffee
Angel Food Cake
The supper was splendidly pre-
pared and served. The tables were
decorated in spring flowers. Follow
! ing the supper John NJ. Rankin very
able expressed to the women who
prepared and served the meal the
appreciation of the local merchants
! for the fine supper.
Daily is Speaker.
~
President Harry A. Duncan and spoke
on Community Building" Mr.. Daily
;said that Keolr1k had favorable eli
matte and natural conditions for q
substantial growth. There were
facilities here for growth. and he
felt that the natural conditions in
this valley favored large and pros
iperous cities and there was no reason
why Keokuk should not have such a
growth.
Mr.. Daily traced the geographical
conditions attendant on the growth
of many OF the cities
Some cities are created because OF
peculiar geographical or climatic ad.
ivantages, Mr. Daily declared, and
some are founded and have their
growth soley because they are favor
/ ed by nature in some ways. but the
gerat number of cities that prosper
do so only because group OF fear
| less far-seeing and indomitable men
will that they shall become great
icenters OF population. Numerous in.
stances OF this were shown by the
speaker in establishing his point. He
showed how Galveston. built on an
island and exposed to the fury IT
tropical hurricanes. and almost with
out an excuse for existence, grew and
lprospered in spite of the historic flood
which all but wiped out the city In
1900. He showed how, because OF the
sturdy spirit OF civic pride. Calves
ton arose from her wreckage AMI
fought her place back to commercial
precedence in the southwestern dis
trict OF the United States. San Fran
cisco, whose forward looking citizens
had plans for a newer and greater
city made almost before the tremors
ii her alldestroying earthquake had
ceased. was also shown as an
example of the progress which city
must inevitably have if her citizens
viii that there shall be progress.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
FILES AGAINST
AUTO OWNER
Hugh J. Robe rtson is Charged in In.
formation In Superior Court
With Passing Street Car
at Fourth Street.

An information charging Hugh J.
Robertson with passing street car
which was standing still to discharge
and take on passengers was filed to-
day in the superior court by Chief
Henneman
The information is being filed by
the police charging him with having
run past a street car at Fourth and
Main streets at $40 o'clock on
Thursday. May 6.
The license number of the car was
secured at that time and was given
to the police who wrote TO the state
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
CITY NEWS
-Nks dance Friday. Nay

-Eks dance Friday, May Il.
The postmaster general an.
nounces that some of the parcel most
packages for Germany have no. been
wrapped as securely az ought 10 have
Dcen the case, and instrIcfs post.
masters to call the attention Of patrons
to this matter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12
For SALE.

Loose lath $40 for two-horse load,
S. for one-horse load: blinds, inside
OF outside. T5c pair; one white marble
mantel. $500. All above for cash,
at GOT Grand avenue.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-12

department for the owners name.
| MI. Robertson is out Of the city
at this time, but will be arraigned On
his return
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
TIOGA AUTO TOP
& BODY co.
1892 N. BROAD ST.

FIRST -ClaFs auto nairting, tops reCr"or"d an6
slip covers, d"nts taken out and bodies re-
paired, hood ruyprs made to order.
PHONE "'IOtiN 3gTi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
DEATHS


SHARE. 8. 1920, EMMA H. widow
OF Lewis sharp and daughter Of she late
Eharles and Sprahann Andrews. aged u.
Relatives and friends invited to attend u.
neral services. at the res dence of her
brother Charles Andrews, Mermaid lane,
beyond Stenton ave, Chestnut Hill, Mon, 2
y. m Int. Ivy Hll.
STACKHOUSE--In Rutledap. Pa. Dec. @
THOMAS w. S1ACKHOUSE, aged o.. Strv.
ices at his late residence. 522 Morton ave.
sun. 0:20 D. m. Int. Mon. Kennott Square,
Pa.
sTRECKER Suddenly Dec. ., MARY
g., wife Of Frank X. Strecker and daughter
" Henry George and Henrietta u. Tucker.
aged 81. Funeral services ut parents rest.
dCnce, hl0 w. Westmoreland st, Mon, . y.
m. Lodges and friends may call sun. eve.
WALRAVGN. Dec. 3. CARL A. WAL
RAVEN. Gged AZ. Services and int. prl.
Vate.
YARNALTn Twelfth Month ~. 1870.
SARA o.. daughter ot the LAT" Davis and
Hannah +. Yarnall. Relatives and friends
invited to attend funeral. Secund-day, 9Th
inst. . u. M. in Friends Meeting House,
Darby. Pa.
YFhTNlAN AT Rutledge. Pc. Dec e.
RACHEL A.. widow OF Alfred Ycatman. In
her SD year. Services at her. late res
drncn 500 Morton ave. sun. $3.50 p. M
Int Mon, kcnnett Square. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

dwelling, l1u6 y. ION st
ruNmOs. lot @lAl0U, $4,000 can remain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

-WESTER AVE-, bI02-nntlro seccnd- toor
apt, Will diNidsi large rms, Wood, 1874 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

How | lost myself in the
fo;ndorS at 10 Downing
|treet, the liver-coIored resi-
Fence of the prime minister,
Ehcre | lived for a long
|lmc-the house where the
eCretS Of the world are
|ockcd up. II never knew
Ehat prevented any one from
fomlng into the house at any
|ime."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
APARTMENTS HOTELS
THE DELMAR-MORRIS

AMERICAN PLAN
CHEITEN AVE AND MORRIS ST.
GERMANTOWN
HOTEL HAMILTON Walnut ~ east Of
Broad uu.et. uouSaryntir. hotel: hsau'i-
fllIv furnished and wtN conducted YOU vii.
find in III" Hamilton rN"rNlh.ns YOU SEX in
the lnrErr hnt..s uius the nG"N''a-" uf a
sma Ter D ac" win 0"rs.HN lnahHs"rn, NJ.
THE LITTLE HoTEL 80 =. Nrond - A
Euol u,aco 80 live Will" in Hh.Ha".rhia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs

tlS9 ESTATE or SARAH BROOKE
DOitN. deceased-Lettera OF admin
!stratlou upon tho estate Of Sarah Brookp
polan. deceased, having been granted to
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. THOMAS
J. DOLAN and II. YALE DOLAN. all per-
IONS Indebted to the said estate are requested
to make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them without
delay. at the office OF the said company.
Nos 3.5-83l Chestnut st, Phladep phiu.
WILLIAM +. GEST,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
" NJ LING
ROOMS FOR RENT

MOVING. light hauling. all kind. reason
price. 2335 'f"rson. Poplar 1000 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
BERTOLET, 1919 N. 10Th

.HAlviNIN- 'rur-r-st,rv dwelling 10 ~ ms
ara hath. electric lights, in good condition,
,argr ward VIM. II Rittenhouse. l757
Nla--EaN st nianlprd 1870 J.
3300 BLOCK HartviUr st. Il rnUms Az !
ba'n. comfortuhle home, on,v small amt
If rasN rr4u,r-d; prirr $1,000. RYAN a
RRl'NNER 323S y Front 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
HELP WANTED-MALE

MAN-Reliable stock salesman who
has a clientele that good mining prop
osition would interest; highest credentials
expected Apply 627, ledger ofnce.
5ALESMEN--Opportun for 3 ambitious
men to sell electric washing mach .nes and
vacuum cleaners; only live wir, 8; exceptional
chance for advancement. Call l22 S. llth
81. W. BIN.
STEEL CAR REPA1RMkN. Russian ~
. Slavlsh, able to write English; must be a
thorough mechanic in every detail and
CT pAbie as leader man; excellent suary to
start and exceptionally good future 10 right
man, able TO leave city; state experience fuilv
and age In own handwriting. NJ 0U2.
ledger Office.
SUPERI INTENDENT - Fxrorienccd candy
Superintendent: man having uuick ideas
and figure costa: W" manufa Cturc penny and
bulk goods. Atlas Candy CO.. LynChburC
Nlrcnla.
YOUNG MAN. bright, 10 to ~ years. frr
auto nArts stOckrnom; experience nre-
ferred. hDply Sr Shuhcrt. OlG a. RrOHd IT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Deaths
WIFE.

\ " sSlNPsAY XI'EAN. fiTmoT, 5T on Dec. p
ESs ne,,orsh hglatlyes ana friends a,.d OF Sbo ,h
SslSy q it o' PIns !GIYiorEfs inStitat"' he
HIM RI, 81 Industrial tsI,NSgtsaG,S Nrts Museum aud
Frtd ItS''nont To- Avenue Baptist TX HSurGm members
s.sy, at 'ii'Tnd ! the funeral isn, ssrvises, are IRE
kgal Chursb mm,i at the Belmont Ayen9nna 9n
A'a' private. Wet sta LSur., LWSSsI,m,pStos M, ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
LOST AND FOUND

PIN-Lost. diamond pin Thursday ovo.. Dec
> I'm or near the Academy OF Music: re-.
ward. p 7Ol. ledger OMice.
RING-I.ost. square-Cut diamond and plat.
mum guard ring. stamped J. L. G.. & Co.
r. 0O7@. Tuesday between II q. m and
123O y. m. In Chestnut street shUpp. ng d ..
trict: reward IL returned to J. T.. Caldwell
4 co. Chestnut and Juniper sts
TIRE-Lost 4ixlO Goodyear tire and tlbe
mounted: between ti'thnvr"s and Iru
kintown: reward for any Information. " /
Rub nkam, JamsOn. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
ATLANTIC CITY

r'rch rIcoring porch: 'antto~ service sup.
rIicI. nos4 Dnc. Is: $500 nor N nh IAR-
RIS. Real Es'ate. opp. stltion Narb-rth. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
BOARD WANTED

RFFlNED Young EngIi~nmau. with wIro and
sWeu rhlldlrn, expect t. arrive in mi e.
dp'rna early ~ January, drslrr re- ms and
hOtrd. Urr't rally private. COuErusll IA D1Iiy
,u.r:rhs. rumwI''ng d.s'Aucr, mo- .Irr4tS
towns frs' r.asS references from cmnlove-.
EI>, fuN rNr'nA.ars \ III L'dsrr Nrice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
BOARDING

Nv GrlgnItul rooms, southern -IDo.nr.
% rosite Ponua. Il, Il. station; conyenIsn,
TO u )lIey cars; excellent table board. Phoas
Gr-rr s~'uVn ''S2
ARCH 81 9l2o. table board honlr co, k,nr
rlLN.n-LMLl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
JOHN B. MAGEE

1916 DIAMOND Sr.
Lot "ONln7 feet; splendid location for doc
tors "fi'Hs or property could easily be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
WANTED

HIGHESr PRICES puId ror ladies and
gents ,lulhrs. shors, We pay tn" htHnr~l
pricrs; rdII amy t.mr, any place, write.
phone or call. '""pnr 33ib Market ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED - Two rooms. bath and krtch.
cnettr. unfurnishcd West PhIladelnh'a or
Ttnga preferred; married couple. no children.
3S53 < i9TH ST NPARTMENrS FUR.
NISUED OR TSFrRNISNED: MANY
TFN\NTS WAITING PHI TlOGA G1G3 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
NEED BUSINESS CAPITALl

We'll present your nronnsi'ion hv letter or
prospectus 90 forcefullv and convincing
that youil Get duiC. certain positive rr.
suits. ADVERTISING Service Co. Parkway
BldE., llronl aud CGerrv. Snru"' 1890
II NOl' nNNL ALII-ITN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
P[R R|SOLVERE la
|{R7ENZA F|UMANA
malta Inyia una Delegazione
di Deputati per convinoere
D'Annunzio

pc,,,,hod and pl?trIbn,sd Under
Puo'''' PERMIT NO. 1it. n
..,...,,rd Nv tho act o. October w.
Ay'n"' nr dle at the Postcfhce OF fn''a-
|d.lphia' i" 4 s. RURLEsON,
Postmaster General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
IN MENIORIAM

n dear f,Ihs,rr loving romembranco Of
NARSIrT,' TIT'y missed by HIS CHfiI'pRIEEsN T.
lhhes ~. .rnld'--ln sad and IovInr ,
A MARSEnIy rbeloyed husband WfCIFfHmiHfe Z i
4 1917, Ea5I,,, VINO departed this lie bsn
- WIFE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
HELP WANTED-MALE

wqrt.d; good pay, strady en-.
poyment, Apply Net! GronberS. super'n-
,nd+ut Quaker city Cap 60, l2l7 Vine ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

OuSEWORK-Carab'C woman, acrustom a
10 own home. with daughter attending
school. desires position In small family; GOOD
pisin cook: best reference; SIS. \ 90
lof"c" ONicc.
HDU Observation-Disclosures wO'nHU arousiorn,d
to own home. with daughter ntIundin,
school. dcFirrs postIOn in small family. gord
nlaln cook h"st rcf.: Sll. \ o"0 tod or
LADY, EnElisi. educHud fluent Irf lrh
would take charge ~ children or vouns
girl, r'o-nng or 1ftern' on. \ U27 Iod on
YOUNG LADY desrcs position with ro.
liable concern; knowledge OF German Rus,
sian and English. Box = B2S. Ledger Offi.e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
VICTORY STORAGE

N2O0 FIlbert Phone belmont 1870.
for es innate. Pierce-Arrow vans
MONARCH STORAGE co. 1870 LANCAS.
TER AV AUTO SERVICE. STORAGE
PACKING. C.1.ONG-plSTANCE MOVING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
James A. Gary Left $1,6oo,ooo

Baltimore. IIcr. 4.-Jumrs \. Gary.
Ftirei manufacturer and capitalist
ho dirn rrr"rtly. left m estate valued
more than 81 GOO. 900. according 10
rvnioie, flied in the Orphans Court
studay. The grand total of his hold =
fgs, including real and personal prop
pity. ar cunts to 81 .G91 ,GS3.57.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE,
partneraNp heretofore existing between A.
Gudsten and d. Rafrlh. trading a. The
stanley Waist Co.. Of T32 Arch St has bc"n
dissolved ny mutual agreement by tho With
drawal Of the said y. Radfeld as a member
Of the said partnership on November 10th
1920. The business will be continued by tho
said a. Goldstoin at the same address under
the name Of The Stanley Waist Co. All
debts due to the said Arm are payable at
732 Arch
a. GOTDSTEIN,
y. RAFEI.D
NJ NORMAN DUBOIS. Attorney
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
5,s,5p ESTATE OF LUCY X. GREENOUGU

deceased-l.ctters Of administration d.
b. n. c. [. a. upon the estate OF Lucy X
Grcenough deceased, having been granted
to F1DELITI TRUST COMPANY. all per-
sons indebted to the said estate are re-
claims against the same to present them,
without delay. at the office of the said com.
pany. Nos. 325-33l Chtstnut st.. Philadel.
phia.
WILLIAM r. GEST,
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

ADVERTISING and general publicitI Young
man with years experience in advc RI 9.
ing, publicity and Newspaper work dnqIrns
permanent position in Philadelphia; brst Of
references. l. Oj5. Ledger Office.
CEMENr FLNISHER, theoretical ard pran.
Ledger Otfc..
CHAUFFEUR and wife, COOrcd hrst.class
cook and first class chauffeur; all hIgn.
grade cars; do own repair work: first class
references, Will 60 anNwhor". 00S ted on
GROOM wants steady position; years expert
enCr schooling green hunters: married: no
children. \ pg6. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
USED AUTOMOBILES
The Word Painting

docs not describe tho cxGuisito lorC.ltfe
lustEous finish vf the Martin -AlcNend,r
baking process Of ronniehng automobiles
and the small extra cost Il nothing com
pared to tn" plcasur" in owning beau'ithl
finished car, and the service YOU VIII receive
Inspect our work. get our prices, or CaH uF
on tho phone and we will send representa-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
FOR SALE
GOVERNMENT SALVAGE

shppinE Board at salvag" prices;
$50 window frames iOxii 81 each
,cEooG .,9 d3r 1mo fr9T"s SSYGS 81 G@Gh S"o o' so1
aoors. 50G to 81 each 1000 window screens,
SiHl, ~, % zach; $50 oak stairs . and
~ i""t, 81 zach $500 collar sash. luNlfS y
= "nch' 300 600 rod cedar shinglcs, so pcI
,,r ."ooi o3O 200 r"l tarestry facr .,i"h. "
per luOJ; = pieces plate glass, ~ square
,n"ta 800 bays bvdratod lime. .Oc nor Rag
o. 3ton GhGin hoists $40 each; - y .ton
chan hOists Sis enCh
Toilette, va ,hhas'ns. kltchct sinks. thou
saihs nf yards or hi-rih cNrand'd metal
en- shI tneihad lath; all tho above brand new, IL
original crates
=, Ai,6io IN following uscl material In new
n nno ,yAl slOvcs. So up. zoo o1 heaters. -
yybhco lnlO nu1ham steam trHDs. 81 .encn,
9 IS Y. 4: Transformers @ e, $50 each,
6n v. a. transformers q f.. 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

MARGOT ASOUITH
EI!lc Of the former British
I!me minister, tells the in
ue story of England'S mos,
s'ns days in her intimate
6!StiIyII another chapter of
r"'ch is published in
SUNDAYS
PUBLIC LEDGER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

Roma. . diccmbrc--''no via di US. Ms,',o
.orcirnrcrc I'm acCordo ira u an,
pr fassIT i I,ovCrno ltaliano Srmbra
fnIlo w. sto,o trovntn. Una dclcgaHione
fesss,onti az dcputati partirn 'Hnesta
'nI,W, rolta di Plume, owe cerchera
"a a!snoGcrc qua IT il pocta. Delta dele
peloOfG' forn' romprenderr q An
fNone "nntimcnto della naHione verso
lnnE lnntU,,o,o :, iii Rupallo. gia' approvnto
M tratra, rawcrn del Deputati cd In pro-
la II ", osserc rntifcato dal Senate, 10
mo nt,.0r,' ". non ad opporsi ulteriorment"
nsIu,toto cvitnndo cosi sparglmento
s,'o ua.," in vista che il Governo nelia
sun sdWorisionc di cScgllirc fedelmcntc,
rHiar.oIr rHia dol trnttato stesso. Clo,
rIauSU,, "nchc che il Parlamcnto q
ato al scrvizi resi- da D'Ahnuhz'o al'"
uss di Fiumc. Ia. o.d;,i NJ
onornle Cavigliu, comandante upllc
'nn" uS, regolari italianc enc hahn1
IoEIito Il curdone intorno rune, ~
.nore iVr lutte lc complications, o penoSl
.iiSor,i srcondo una dichiaraMoh,r.
Lr'nn Giolitti la delcganlonr q,
nr,ati inyiatn Fiumc .comprcnde ~
r"bri & del varii partiti al Grcczlohe de'
I,Om ri"I Giolitti ha !nformato Ia Dele =
,;onc chc IltaIia vuole occupare lc
Wv % ii Arbc g Ncglia. asscgnate dal
sttoto di RnpaIIo ALA Jugos'avla, non
nronrin contO ma come rnpprc =
a,ontc dcll'Intpsa. facCndO dette isole
'.ho dcIn 2onn d'armist!zio. lnoltre
taii,f I'M osscrvnto che lc isolc non
,no incluse mel patio di Londra come
rritorio dn cSscrc nSScgnato az ltalla
'crorup2ionc di Arhe g Ncglia non
/ {uprCsrnta TN principle di applicnzion,t
I natto di Rapallo, ma un alto d'
scossita' da partp drll'ltalia per rag
nprcrr lc sue aspirazioni.
pbiladelp!,ia - In OnOre dclfArv
,clini- i--Imponcntr manifestations fu
Fpza duhbio uucIa trihutata al glovanc
w Salvatore PHolini. rccentcmentC
mmpsso ad cScrcitnrc In protesSi"nC
resSo lc locaIi Corti. con il banchcttC
atosi domrnca scOrSa per iniZintiya d
nj romi,nto Iii cittandini di SulmOna
sptanato ia uno del pin forti cd III
eIrpnt avorutori italiani. Michele
Tolamosca il Quac funziOno' ottima
pentr da maestro di crrimonic. Law
Paolni. un dCgno liglio del forte Q gen
Bic Ahruzgo. ga' laureate nellie Il
Tniycrsta' iii Roma. dopo aver eserci =
alto 0ualrhr tempo l'nvvocatura il
upila runitalc cOllabOrato mel giorna
mo indipcndCntC. vCnne in America
mi or souo. nOnnStante 10 difiicOltu
Ella lingaa. ia preoccupzione per Ii
tn Quot diana, srurr con volOnta' fer
"a aTcrmuri nell 'Enivcrsita' di Penn
blvsnia . ron,rGuiro con onore Quclli
puna che gil ha dnto dirittO di cntyar,
|. Fore Fi.aGCItinno.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

"A great deal of nonsense
faS been talked about Lord
EItcf encr. | was one of the
ew who regretted Henry
making him his minister of
war; ! had a row with him
bout the English as we'll as
be Irish soldiers. When he
efuscd to let the bands play
recruiting stations | went
Buckingham Palace to
to the king to accom-
push that cnd."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

STAMPS AND COINS
sIAMPs, PACkETS, DIME SETS
lbums aud snIIlies sUT stNWp collectors
phil. STAMP CO.. - =, l7th ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

! a Tar greater figure than
L09',c L9'c Kitchener or Lord
I''nrl was General Botha.
1e was one Of the biggest
men | have cvel known" "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

HELP, competent. white and COlorpd mai.
and frInde. Glsnuak Employment Agency
co32 oxford ct. Poplar 6l2s.
DEPENDABLE white and Col0red holm sun
Piled. Horsey. G28 = Ism. SrruCr 7iiS
WANTED-Comp help In every CapocIty.
references required. 1910 Balnhridrc at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

l5TH ST. s. 4Oo--Soveu-ro0m furr. house.
kcaDlnv apt for four winter month. $lOO
nor month.