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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Plans to CiUe Three Debutante
Teas the Same afternoon in Jenhinto,vn.
Miss McMichaI to Study abroad

Emily Mae Patterson. to Mr.. c. Hun.
ter MACPHERSON, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John {. Macpherson. of Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Grubb, Jr.,
nave returned from their wedding trip
ana nave taken an apartment at the
Waynewood, Wayne. Pa. Mrs. Grubb
was MISS NJ Claire Spenser daughter
Willaire;o st, Dayids, who was married
June rs at st. Mary's Memorial
Church, Wayne
Mr.. and Mrs John Barnes Town
send, or Montrose, Radnor, who have
been in Baltimore, Md, for severa!
days, returned home last week
Mr.. NJ. Roy Jackson, who returned
from London last week, where he was
a judge OF hunters and jumpers at the
Olymplc races, Is spending a few days
In New York
Mrs. A: X. Fitzgerald, of the Delmar-
Morris, Germantown, has gone to Ken
nebunkport,. Me-, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. r. c. Gaskill and her daughters,
Miss Helen Gassill and Miss Elizabe tn
Gaskill, of Bala. are spending the sum-
mer at Beach Haven.
Mr.. William Thompson Harris, of
Narberth, who Is making an extended
trip through the West. is now at Banff,
y; CA and will go In few days to
Alaska bsfore he sails for Japan and
the Orient. Mr.. Thompson will not re-
turn for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl B. Putnam, Jr,, of
Radnor, are being congratulated on the
birth Of daughter this morning.
Mrs. William p. Gest and her daugh.
, ter, Miss Isabel Gest, Of Merton, are
spending 4 week at Cape May.
Miss los apbipo kloor, q. tta ,,,o,+ -
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MOORESTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. John Dudley are spend
Ing some time in the Poconos.
Miss McCreary. Of Shippensburg, Is
visiting Mrs. N. Newlin Stokes.
Mrs. Joseph Potter and Mrs. Adele
Mills are visiting in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Reeve are occu.
pyjng cottage at Buck Hill Falls for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elrldge johnson have
sailed for Europe,
Miss Alice Heulings Is visiting Mrs.
Asa Wing in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sumner are in
Springfield, Mass, for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Nathan Thorne, who
have been at Cape May on their wed
ding trip, have returned and are at home
at III Chester avenue.
Mrs. Walsh and Miss Dorothy Weston.
Of Weston Mills, are visiting Mrs. ]. c
Hopkins, Jr.
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The oakes,. Pa. included Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert String, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C.
davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Lazelle Thorn
ton, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bray, Miss Sylvania Thorn
ton, Miss Mary Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grandlund, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gress, Mr.. and Mrs. Binns, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Chance and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Their guests were all schoolmates of the
host and hostess and this was their first
reunion.
Mrs James Ramsey. Of Ridge avenue,
will entertain the members of the
mothers auxiliary of the Boy Scouts
or RoxborouRh at her home this evening.
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CHAPTER I
Plans for n Rescus

Eibns TOT RESCUE
ct TITLE PHIL, the kidnapped boy,
was very brave chap, even
though he was only four years old. II
was because he was so brave that he
was able to escape from the gipsies. I'll
tell you the exciting story of how It
happened said Todde Pupkins TO
Peggy and Billy after he had lunched on
a buried bone.
was ne as brave as you are?" asked
BilIy, remembering how the lost puppy
mad pitched into Lonesome Bear in the
qark cave. hghting him so pluckily that
Wow Wow! II had been as brave
as he was. ia have learned how to ride
cray rrince the stolen horse. and
in the woods" barked Toddie Pupkins.
on, tell us about It quickly" Peggy
urged eagerly. Did little Phil have to
live long In the gypsy camp?'
and weeks and months" declared Tod.
die; But Lady Ann. the collie. my
mother, stayed there to protect him, and
Shep, the sheep dog. my father. stayed
fhere prire. 70 81, help Lady Ann. and Gray
shsP. ~
| from my early puppy days 1 used 70
play with little Phil. We ran races and
chased squirrels and went in swimming
and had lot of fun. 1t wasn't so bad
living in the gypsy camp in the daytime,
but at night, and when II rained. ah
that was different. often would wake
up to hear little Phil sobbing softly and
calling In whispers for his mother. He
didn't dare call her name aloud for
Red Peter. the gypsy king. would whiE
him when he heard him. But over and
| oyer I would hoo = hts aad little yyhisper
| Mother, mother where are you? Lit.
tie Phil wants you, mother dearr
AT such times would snuggle ur
| close 70 him and try to comfort him
Then, after he had cried and cried, he
would drop off to sleep. ana in the morn
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GER RMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hibbard. Jr.,
have returned from their wedding trip
to Atlantic City and are at home at
2l35 East Chelten avenue. Mrs, Hib-
bard will be remembered as Miss Ella
Tyson.
Miss Helen Sternberg. of 5s07 Ger
mantown avenue, has left for an ex-
tended trip to the West. accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Jack Sternberg. They
arc now in Chicago and will be away
for q month.
Miss Alice Campbell and Miss Thorn
low Campbell, 20l9 Sixty-sixth avenue,
are spending some time at Wildwood.
Miss Elizabeth Gilliland will arrive
in Germantown from her home in Cleve-
land, o., today to be the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. s. +. Towne, 241 East John
son street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swan. OF SIS
Brinton street, have gone to California
to remain until the fall.
Mrs. Harry Stott, Miss ,Thelma stott.
Miss Marida Stott, Master Harry Stott,
Jr,, and Master John Stott, OF Sixty
sixth avenue and Limekiln pike, are oc-
cupying their cottage at wildwood for
tho summer.
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WISSAHICkON

Mr.. Lawrence Miller, OF Sumac street.
has gone to Atlantic City to remain
through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miles and their
family have gone to Ocean City for the
remainder of July
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Montgomery
Of Seville street. have returned home
from n tour through the West to Califor-
MIA, visiting the national parks and
prominent cities.
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FALLS OF ScHUYLkIII

The members of St. Mary's Guild Of
the Episcopal Church OF st. James the
Less will hold a series OF summer meet
ings on Monday evenings in the parish
house. Mrs. William Grindrod is presi-
dent of the guild Miss Lillian Groves,
secretary: Miss Dorothy Smith. treas
urer. Other members include Miss Ada
Whitaker. Miss Mary Whitaker, Miss
Marian Staley, Miss Sara Prout. Miss
Mary Reardon and Miss Edna Baker.
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MANAyUNK

Miss Elizabeth Forney. daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. William Bayley For
ney, Of Umbria street, Is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. Walter A. Macdonald, of
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Belz, of Main
street, have been passing some time in
Atlantic City.
Miss Catharine Breitmeier, OF 141
Dupont street, will leave tomorrow to
spend fortnight in Pottsville, Pa.
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Rowland Hunt Estate 100000

The will Of Rowland Hunt, 4100 Old
York road, hosiery manufacturer,
who died at Atlantic City July 9, was
admitted to probate today. 1t leaves an
estate Of 800, 900 to his widow, Doro-
thy, and daughter Irene. Other Wills
probated were those Of Annie f. Kain,
5221 Cedar avenue, $4,000; George
w. Jacobs, Jr.. Norristown, Pa. S12,-
$50; AIDA 3. Eldridge, Eldora, n. Y,
$1,000; Mary J. Dean, Pottsville, Pa,
$12, 500; Edward Blackwell, 825 Vine
street, $4,000. The estate Of Ralph
Zellner was inventoried at $64 ,253. 81.
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OlN EY

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Goodman. OF AT
Fishers avenue, are entertaining Mrs.
Jack Swartz, of Detroit. Mich, at their
summer home in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Linton. OF $3.50
Westford road. have returned from their
motor trip through Pennsylvania and
have as their guest Miss Sarah Duncan,
Of Black Lick, Pa.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage in Philadelphia of Miss Eleanor
Blackburn. of 623 Luray street, and Mr..
Nicholas Togners on July 12.
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NORRlSTOWN

The marriage of Miss Ethel Parsons,
Of San Francisco. Calf. to Mr.. Theodore
Easton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
N. Easton, of Haws avenue, will take
place at the brides homo on July 81.
During the war Mr.. Easton was a lieu
tenant In the infantry and was actively
engaged in several battles.
Announcement is made Of the engage
ment OF Miss Alice Forrest, daughter
shohocken, to Mr.. M. Russell March.
SON of Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. March, OF
1421 De Kalb street, this borough.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Mary Easily. daughter Of MT. and
visiting in Chicago and other points in
the West. She will not return to her
home until September. Miss Easily was
a graduate in June OF Vasaar. College
Iege, Philadelphia. in the autumn.
Major w. Knowles Evans, who is at
tached to the sanitation depot in New
York and has been spending a few days
with his family In Chester, has returned
10 his army post. Major Evans was
formerly practicing physician in Ches-
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Gross-FeIl Wedding

An interesting midsummer wedding
was that of Miss Rose Fell, daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Fell. Of 2202 North Seven.
501O Wayne avenue, Germantown, which
took place on Saturday afternoon ut the
home of the brides mother, with the
Rev. Luther De Yoe, of the Trinity
Lutheran Church, Queen lane and Ger
mantown avenue, officiating. The bride
wore her travelling suit of lavender,
with a lavender hat TO match, and was
attended by Mrs. Charles -. Fell. Of
Atlantic City. as matron Of honor. Little
Miss Helen Schwab, Of Chicago. was
flower girl. Mr.. Fell was best man. The
ceremony was followed by a reception.
Upon their return from their wedding
tour Mr.. and Mrs. Gross will be at home
at 500 Wayne avenue.
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
THE GYPSY RACE
n- DAnnv

(Toddte Pupkins IN last toeek's
story told Peggy and Buy ho,o his
father Shep, the sheep dog, rescued
the horse Gray Prince from the gtp-
sies. After escaping, the too return
TO the camp to help Lady Ann. q col
He dog, toho Wds defending little PM,
a stole, boy, from the DipSies and the
0ipsU doOs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-19

was I'll tell you as soon as rye had
bite Of lunch" 35ft
Saying shis Toddle Puplxins began 70
dig vigorously for another bone, 20
what little Phils way was Will have
to be left for tomorrow.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Rlnggold, Of 20ll
North Broad street, and her family are
passing the season at their cottage in
Atlantic City.
The Rev. Russell H. Conwell, of North
Broad street. has gone to his summer
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kIwanIs Club Going to Long Branch
Trenton, July 19.--Members Of the
Kiwanis Club, an organization of
business men of this city, will conduct
an outing tomorrow at Pleasure Bay,
Long Branch.
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RoxBoRoUoH

Tho guests at the novel all-day en-
tertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wilkinson at their home In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-19

MISS KATHRYN AUDENRIED
FISHER
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Fisher, Of Aspinwall, formerly Of
st. Davids, whose engagement to
Mr.. John Mcdowell Sharp, Sd,
recently was announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-25

NEW YORK. Marca zs.-Mercan-
tile paper Unchanged; exchange
strong. sterling s0-day hills $50 per
cent. commercial Go-dny bills on
banks SIS per cent. commercial GO
day bills a.7ah per cent: demand
asa per cent. cables aSfh per cent.
Francs. demand laf2 per cent, ca
bles l4.30 per cent
Government bonds heavy. railroad
bonds Irregular: time loans strong.
unchanged.
can money strong; high - per
cent. low . per cent. ruling rate 2
per cent: closing hid ~ per cent; Of
:ored al ~ per cent. last loan ~
per cent: hank acceptance g per cent.
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ADDING MACHINES
BULLS FOR SALE

100 head eNtra good Registered and
- Grade bulls
SIN GALLEY, Wagon Mound, y. VI.
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~, bo0-Five arret Of land and broom frame
hoase on North Fonrth street road.
barn and ether outbuildlnSe.
ts.aso-A.roem, modern, hriet s,aeco bun.
galuN. completely aud we'll inrniah
I'd hardwood hoors, large rlasnrd
siespinE perch, close In, Third ward.
fia, 00O-iosroom. . story. modern brick
residenrei LARGE rooms. hot water
heat, hardv God noofn throughout,
lot 1877 Mslfx, karnre, hne shade
A b%eEutiful home ~ Fourth ward.
some good bnsin.ss properties on West
Central evrnue.
A.. FLEISCHER
RIAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE
INHuRASCE. LOANS.
Phone GA. III South Fourth
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Livestock

KANSAS cry. March 25-HogS-
Receipts $500. market rs "a sbc how
Ell: bulk Stf.OOm 1850: heavieH si8.7a
mIf.2h: mediums ft4SbmI6.7b
Hght Si5.7bmi6o0; pigs Sta0Oa
10 90.
Cauie-Heceipts $500; market
steady. heavy beef Steers, choice and
prime SIC aOmtftO; medium and
good sit.2b6ri2Ss common $1,000
.1t.lb: lightweight good and choice
S1t.h0 afi3.eh; common and medium
$500 a. 1i.b0: hutcher cattle. hcifers
s7gb 1875: COWS So H0Wis.00; cnn-
ncrH aud cutters Si.A0M G.90. veal
calves Siih0MiG2b; feeder steer,
$500 1850; stocker steers &6.7bp
1f.f0.
shecp-Rcceipts a.000; market
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Produce

CHICAGO. March 2b.-Buttcr I'M
changed.
Eggn-IIigher. Receipts iT.lAg
eases, firsts taiac: ordinary flrsts
t0h IA isc; al mark. eases included.
q csc.
Pouitry-Aiive. higher; springs
3ac: f1wis tac
Potntocs-steady. Receipts % ears;
northern round and long white sack
ed. &S.SbM b9b cwt.: bulk round
$3.50 ~ 90: Idaho russets. sacked
SG.4Om ESQ.
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Chicago Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. March 2b.-upturns In
the price OF corn today resulted from
statements Of The federal district 81
torncy here which were construed a.
indicating that 80 Gar 10 lasis for any
prosecution of grain traders has been
found OpeninE quotations. which
varied from unchanged figurea TO
"a cent Of with MAY NibGis 20
si.56A, and July Si.5Ois tn si.bOA
were followed hy material gains all
around.
pnts were governed by the action
OF corn. After opening ats cent de-
cline to "a like advance. including
july nt 79A TO 80 cents.
Provisions declined owing TO lower
quotations on hogs.
Corn-May Si.5sti july fi.tSA
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Ne. r ENOE, D. g.. CHlRopRACTOR
Once 21Gls North second - phnne i72'I.
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NEW YORN. March 2b.-Final
prices Of liberty bonds today we're:
J4s af.b2: first A. aO.4o; second
~ ss.3s nrst ~ 9e,lg; aecoud ~ :
sa.7O: victory sAs ere; victory
iAs 97.54.
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steady. lambs sts.7sG1a.4O; cuilH
and common 'fi2.25m 1850; ycarlinE
wethers sf6.00GIs.2s: ewes t1i.b0m
1854. culis aud common ta.b0W
il65: breeding ewes tA.00H16.hO.
feeder lambs sit.2b mis.sb.
CHICAGO. March 2s.-Hogs-Re-
celpts 3 2.000: market 2b cents lower.
bulk ti4.200ib.60; top Si575: heavy
Si4.7O N15.OO: medium 1e.60N
i5.7o: pacllng sows, smooth. Sls-ooW
la.bO: pigs tfa.4o @ib.eb.
cattle--Receipts 1900. market
steudy: beef steers, medium and
h.avyweiaht. choice and prime 4is.te
mf5.ab; medium and good 4fl.60W
1850. common fio.2b mfi.6o; light
weight good and choice tte.o0H
if.75. butcher cattle. heifers s7.sow
l2.00; COWS $3.50 9if.1h: veal calves
sf6.2b Hf7.b0. feeder Eiceya S9.G0w
f2.6O. sfociser steers a7.t5 af1t.2s.
Shecp4-Heceipts 5000. market
steady: lambs 81 pounds down &i7to
~ "a. IS: culis ana common tif.oa4t
I7.2b; ewes. medium. good and
choice 81 90 ib.Oo ouiis and COM
mon $500 aiO7s.
DENVER. March 25.-catue-Rc-
CENTS 100: market steady: beef
steers stO.O0aff2.O0; eowa ana heifffs
$3.50 q 1o.hO. stockcrs aud feeders
$500 10 tiO0i calves si4.S0MlT.25.
HoRs-Receipts a,0O0s market &c
IN GO cents lower; top $3.50 bulk
fiaO0 Mtb-50.
shesp-Receipts 5000; market
steady 90 lower. lambs fi7.25wiS.5o:
ewes fi2.00 1890.
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The Evening Herald ID the New
Mexico paper that put the "ClAss''
a CLASSIFIED advertising.
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Mn1rtNeWs
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. March aB.--pnols
continued In control Of the stock mar
kbt today. s~pecialties mounting 9
new records regardless Of tighter
money tendencies. Sales approNlma-
ted i,2bO, 0oO ahares. The closing "a
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Who's Here
TODAYB ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL T


AIFARaDO.
T. sieinhardr La Angelica
A. ,. urnce. PnuenIk.
~. J. Hrncar. Narranef
Mrs ,. r. Glasgow M,nnenrpliE.
> a. McCamanf oalinr.
Jno A. Scott ana wife TniadA
Tins. Res. UalIur.
Laura hcohee HouIdsr Cola.
~ A. kooaiz. Detroit.
q. a.. Hart. chicago.
D.. \ s%riribner. chicago.
Jas ~ ffill. ~. Lnufs
a. q uineiey. nfneer.
r. Wiley and WIFI. DeaFnr
u. n. Don'iffie. uenerr.
y. W. Atkinson. DENVER
q. "a. nouElas. Elm Point, =. w.
Elisabeth "A Douglas. chicago.
Anna q. Douglas. chicago.
Frank g. Douglas. rhIcnzu
". v. Aiccluskey. Santa ~.
sTGnGft
A. s. Green. sfrntford, Dnf.
Chas. a. stechman. cnyineton. Ky.
r.. q. Poison. uoiiup.
W. W. cole. Dallas
p =. Metxiaif Domineo
J. T.. Brown. Tulsa.
chas o. sherman Detroit.
~. ". Linie. Quemado,
~. T.. Owen. Los lnnar.
u. o. HuruiHl. socorro.
A. y. Whitmer. 81 ode.
Oscar I.effremg. snbinnl
q. -. Fnil, ~. Louis.
Leroy Hibc. San Francisoo.
Minnie Hobinsou. City.
John r. Hohinaon. city.
y. sparks and wife, H0corro.
r. 9. Bryan. socorrc.
Phli MnRii,en. Thorehu.
!. M. Mattingby. Dnliah.
COMBS.
DR. and Mrs y. N. pownine. York
ra.
w. I. 'Currie. santa Fe.
Rev. G. W. Roddingson. Gallup.
ChnH. ". Grussman. City.
r. n. jackson. " pnao.
John ~. Tipps. henderson. Tex.
John N. ipps. henderson. ex-
\. sullivan. ucnmcnri. :
s. r. chubb. Los Angeles.
70. chavez. SANTA 20.
=. J. McCarron, Baltimore.
a.. A. St0nar, nnliimorr.
T. g. owen, Denver
A. q. Koch. santa fe.
Nick $. Herreru. fanfn Fr
q. ~ Stnnfield. Kansas city.
Rev. Fountain, Ia Jun =.
y. A. Yeast. City.
II. Alguin. SocOrro.
u. L. White. Cabezcr.
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KANSAS CITY. March 2s.-Dutter
Unchanged.
Egrs-Current receipts see higher:
per crate fis70; frsts M cent high
or; ffc.
Pouitry-Hens half cent higher.
sac. others unchanged.
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WANT IT IN A HURRY PHONE &c BALDRlDcE LUMBER CO. SERVICE
TWO GOOD BUYS

5|raom medern hrict. sians foundaiion.
single roof. Ascreenrd pnrehfs cen b. us@d
o. aerpinf pnfchet. Large foruef lnt, On
North Eishth street. rrer tefy reasonable
Drown modern brieh bungalow. sisspina
poreh. isrre sctfrnrd ~ frant perch. steam
aeat. hard pine n0bFs. large corner lnt Nit-
naie on Efsf Central Aes. Possession tan
~ gives April ~. for price - o. can
~.
We hass money 70 loar on GOOD security,
A. c. SHARES
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
30 Yves, Cola Ave-. Phone iss
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THE sOUTHw EsTERN HlIM co OF Al.
BuuUERVtE. NEW MEXICO pKslkts
tVFRY COMMUNITY ~ ThE STATE OF
.EW MEXICO TO sElL MEkiktll.
lntt.E co x KILN BRAND pOMDhhfii
ufiL A PERMANENT PROPOSITIONS uF
WERir NATIONAL AnNERTlSiNG CAN
PtiGN WRITE hON $50 On CALL Al
nIW OFFICE. iO2 WEST CENTRAL"
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wANrED-ro buy a large Ice boa. rhoH'
uiAW.
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y ~ kirtland. Pres. J. y. 0oodeil. sec'y
Certified Paddle Accountant
TIN INTERSTATE AUDIT COMPANY
Consultation. Auditing. OrganiEatlon and In
stalialon OF umcs Systems. Income and Ex
cess Profits Tax Reports
Omcet. .iG No. second 81. Phone 627
hibuquerqus. n. NJ.
FOR SALE-Dandy scratch pads. ynly Zoe
pound. At Evening Herald business "
flee
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FOR sALE-Typewi1tcrs

ron SALE ~ rEwRtTERs-Au Einds.
both lev and second hand, bought sold.
rented snd repaired Albuquerque Iypesftt,
~ Exchange Phone coli. l23 south
foutth -
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WANTED sell you = lev pounds %
scratch pads at Toe per pound Evening
Herald business office,
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04
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Surrounded by his family and few
friends Marshall B. Mobley passed
into the great beyond at HAS this
morning. The deceased was in i'll
health for some TIME but stroke of
apopicxy is said to have been the i'm
mediate. cause of his death. The de-
ceased was the proprietor of the Fitz-
gerald Drug Co., on East Pine street.
and was we'll known all over this
county, of which he is native citi-
zen. Funeral arrangements have not
been announced as several members
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

Indi~' Adle.
The papOoSe crnti'- or ~Pa-hi-chi.
II found in every Piute dwelling and
Il is the masterpiece OF the Indian
mothers achievements. Cradle and
carriage In one, 1t helds the youth
.ul scion dashed and shawl-bound and
,afe and content.
10000, 900 Broom Handies.
1t is said that 9O,O00.OOO broom han.
lies are used annually in the United
jtateS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

Valdosta was wefl represented
Thursday at the Auto show by
Messrs A. Goiivesky. H. Orlow, M.
Fisher, A. L. Casa and Louis Lazarus.
who motored over to take in the
show
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Leonard of
Blountstown, Fla. arrived in their car
wednesday evening in time to partic-
ipate in the Motor parade
Wade Leonard Jr. of Blountstown.
Fla. is enjoying the Auto show in the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

Ladies of the Episcopal Guild are
serving drinks and sandwiches in the
show rooms and are doing thriving
business
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

Judge and Mrs. J. D. Lovett and
children are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs D. L. Martin in the city, taking
in the automobile show.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

Mr.. w. D. V. Hopkins of Atlanta
is representing the Alexander-Sewald
Co., dealers in accessories, at the auto
show.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

e ;: Keeper, Gen. oaies Manager
of the International Harvester Co., OF
Jacksonville, Fla. is in the city attend
ing the Auto Show.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-04

]. F. Roberts of Augusta, repre-
senting the Southern Tire Co., is in
charge of that company's exhibit at
the auto show