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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16

corforfne con haberIa DEGRADE cor re
mas precurtesianos y cUlcnia!es, la
rode0 de jardines encantados de ana
Nolas que evocan 81 recuerdo de la Pa
Jria aIsente.
In ell fronts de la casa, puso Ell
Doctor Urrut!a Ia Victoria lie Samo-
tracia. esa estCpenda Victoria que CO.
mo dijera d'Annunzio esta vestida de
aire ' que hace IA nave a
Ia cual Va atada. con solo o sus
alas lumirosas. Bcllo sfmbolo Ell es-
cogidC por Urrutia para proteger su
hogan Y ql.e preside toda su eXisten-
ca. su alma, amarrada siempre al
!nAstil del deher Y de- trabajo. Tleva
adclan'e 81 nave con sus f~ormidables
aleteOs 800.
CIando una vida ha s:do fecuada
como la dc. CrrI.ia merece c]elebrarse
como estfmTlo para 81 caracter Y Ia
virtud.
Nemesic GARCIA NARAkJO.
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B. IZAGUIRRE ROJO.
Ell FERRCcARRiL DE TEHUkkTE
PEG, EN- PESlMAS CON-
OlClONES

PINCON ANTONIO, Osxaca. JUNO
I0.-El que 1uera admirable ferrocarril
de T~cnuantepec, ha quedado reducido
a condolences verdaderamente lamen
tables.
Tor noticiaS habidas en- este lugar
SAtese que el f~errocarril en- question
CORE IN pesimas condolences. Sus To-
cor!otoras han sido repartidas entire
otros fcrrocar-iles Y en- cuanto a ca
rros solo hay que dccir que 81 Gobierno
esta p~erdiendo grandes c~antidades en-
fletes porque no IS possible nj siquiera
sacIr Ia cCsecha de cafe de Chiapas
10 cual Ia dado lugar a fr~ecu"ntes que
las por parte de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ta%pachula.
Els de creerse que 2! nuevo Secre-
tario de Com~unicaciones nara aieo por
mciorar. las condolences f~erroviarias
en- aQue! lugar que este redundant en-
proYeCho dc Ia Naci0n.
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que manticne en- 10 alto Ia bandera
DO IA Patria.
Lo unico que dueIc de su dest!erro
es que los j6venes de Mexico no 10
vean operar diariamente en- e. Hospl-
tai de santa Rosa. Urrutia Sc cue
| ira en- el culmen de su Carrera Qulrrr-
gica y dentro de dieZ amos sesura-
mente no tendra la fuerza u hoy
tiene. Su talento r~eyerdeCera en- otro
campo; pero los jovenes c~irujanos no
habran aprendido de 81 10 que aGn hoy
pueden aprender ' dentro de n de-
cada sera IN impossible.
Pero 10 mas meritorio en- Urrutta
es nue no Ia confinado el cultivo de
su cspiritu q Ia e~specialidad quirGrst-
ca quo tanto ha levantado 81 nom
bre: es un cspfritu polIedrico que Gin
celia devotamente tolas las facetas de
su intoligencia. Tiene conocim!entos
pruCundos en- ciencias naturales y es
un apasionado de las BellaS Aries. IN
cuadro de vivos dolores 10 conmueve
" Sc enternece con una delicada me-
lod!a. Por ESQ en- Mexico fraterniza-
"a NOk dIlLSLlS 'A = ~
cultiyando el trato amable de los poe
tns.
Sus afic.oreS este:icas. lejos de per-
derse en- vagas abtracciOnes, Sc nan
tradu-!do ~ obras arquitoct6nicas de
un scl'o perene. En- Coyoacan constru
70 ur Sa1atorio que ademGs de es-
tar adaptable a las eNigencias de Ia
cieucia contemporaries ETA II obra
de .Arte. y aquI, en- San Antonio, en- n
Calza6a ms e~le2ante. ha levantado
una mansion reSia. una dc esas casas
soN0rla,cS hechas como para pcrpotuar
las elorlas de u eStirpC.
Pudo muy b!cn Urrutia haber com
prado por mcnos dincro una gran ca
81 para yi"ir: pcro pr"firli hacerla 4
su ruSio. Is un hombrc u prefIe-
re siclupre harer {! misIno i cosas.
Por ESQ Construyi sU CASH y lie infun-
did 81 "spirilu, Y procure que fucse
r~apr"scntacihn de Mexico ldllada
en- granite. Y como 81 no ~estuvicse
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SFue I'm dla ~afOrtunado,'
dice Ia Sra. O'Connor
Fue tan maravilloso el aliyio que OBJ
tuvo tomaado Tanldc. que olvido
para siempre las demas
mcdicinas

acknowledgements que fue un ola
afortunado para mi, aquel en- que EN-
Dece a tomar mi primer botclla de
Tan1ac.-dijo la Sra. John O'Connor,
residente de Knoxville, Tenn, 3S9
East Oldham St.
"Por espacio de cinco o seIs amos,
continue ella, estuve en- un complete
decaimiento, extrtmadamente debil =
muy a nlenudo sufria de vahidos. Tu
We terribles dolores n~erviosos Ell la
cabeza. Y mi est0mago estaba en-
grado tai, que nj siquiera podia dlse
rir los alimentos mas liyianos. Casi
10 podia dorTir, Y Ell fin. m; case era
tan desesperado, que cast perdi la es
Deranza de recuperar mi salud.
POGO tempo despues que empece
y tomar Tanlac, / con gusto que pu
de CONFER mejor y que recupere mi
sueno al grade que hoy duermo co
no un nino, sintiendo le estado gene
raj de mi salud bien, en- 10 general.
Ha sido maravillosa Ia rapidez &c mi
aIivio, pues tambien he ganado Is Il
bras en- mi peso. He abandonado
DOT complete mis- antiques m%edlcinas
en- dIelC!On d lGS iHe pAOPOESO oSaA
dnicamente Ell Tanlac, en- todas mis-
dolencias ~futuras'.
TaEIac Sc venGe en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co. 407 East
Houston st. Y por ia Meters Phar.
macv. 1922 West Commerce st. y por
las principales boticas de todas par.
ties. (Adv.J
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.OBRAS DE AMABO NERVO.

En- Eoz 3sja .. 800. ...... .-..Sl.30
Eiios coo. ... -. 49,. ......SI.3 80
Z Dlamante &c IA Iaquictud ........Sl.2o
OBRAS De BLASGO iRANEL.
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ALMANAoUES PARA 1920.

e mas a"-S-o 0,TS
Sinansaue Ius;-adc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A'O
~ODIGCS MEXICANOS.
C,,sr-nciSn &c 1851 ,...-. -. ''.' ~
80, lvt.-EG.c.oA uuc'ai .---y
St-So ,Es P-a,sd,m:ea,cs Peaajes. .-. l.50
CC "a - Pr~5ced,miea;os Females ... l59
cS.hco &c Cone-cso SAes
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AUREEIANO URRUTIA
(Mi Maestro)

Els cabeza de bronco, con pupilas de ensueno,
en- Su altivo rostro Sc confunden dolores
que dibujan los suaves espejismos del sueno,
Y la recia pujanza que formo triunfadores.
Soberana cabeza de c]ortornos ambiguous:
IN atleta gigantic con p~erfiles de ~artista,
esculpido en- ell sueno de los broEces Antiques
a la luz mortecina de I'm r~eflejo amatista.
81 el hubiera gozado de las viejas edades
que las lagrimas vieran del guerrero vencido,
en- la tragica noche que arrullo tempestades,
Y en- IN lirico gesto de belleza suprema,
de Cuauhtemoc al lado Sc lie viera tendido,
sobre IN charco de sangre recitando un poema.
B. IZAGUIRRE ROJO.
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DICCIONARIOS CAsTELLANO9

.n,,zro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eaS!c.OpS
80 Dc b !cngla cGSte!A1A. 2o- II. HS"
- de- "a Rosa LGS-raGo son %
g-a5ados. SIS reIEatce. - riaR%S' 80
~r,4-8s d cSnGSras, atlas G- S.sS@H
$3.50 C56lgy International &c Sem
= az. In Jor-o past F2a.-
n,S~ronsrio Popular de In iraEua Cas-e.A-
Edlc AiEegvA Ls-.siEao '
r-Sr-f-o- EmpaSca2o On tr2 inS'SA
-. rgllr.r.o le 81 LSG-4A SSg-
5oa. p5r ". RJ1-SNavas. 80
- ri-,,.n ve.n,c @- woes FN
,Iicadss y tzE!n.g4s ; e. lie "s 4ise'oE4-
tg- mas soaV.osUo 80 u .y-%-I- n =. q
no &c 1900 -paE.nGs, pasta
D'-N,,TNr5 ~ "a LrnSu- N~sIs-aua. ~
D Joss A.vmaay -. "-"gt ". '-.--'-- ~
- na-;aas $ c~cn,.eE- -n1&, as 'eSss
deI Dicc:oa4-l0 &c - Ars~esHia' 'eh
-S1,n mi aners-aGIsm->- g-i@ee H' &c
.-,.1sr,us = -e-.oElsrnos. NJ
---gSas sst1esJurs .A-su.s $ ~eNI1aHleFG,
Gnz-a -r2 ..-...-.-.-.
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BIBLlOTECA DE NOVELlSTAS.

z Pan de loo PoOrvs. CuatCo tonos....S+-oo
l. Amor &c % Auo-ts. Cua-ro Donos...SLlo
< Inferno Ee .CS Ce.os-SeEUnd3 parts
de a anterior. CIstro ucs-........S+ -ee
Ia Nad-e ce a0s Des4upa-adus : -oCnos $500
- Nujer AGl.te.a. CuStso ;ozn"s .-.. $500
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CIENTIeiCAS.
BIBLIOTECA PARA NlNOS.

,Cysn.os : ~.sei4raJ rrs.Tgstv-s-~~.sS'" -"
.t..,-gass : - esr:Ggos coda -"9-l
~ P-tnae-a Lec,4F&
SI,.aaa Animal Para N!ao~
ii AmlE-.yo.
Es1ge.= Ge A2.males.
Lysau--Ls &c Aulrna-es.
- &.aos &c osEos &ses-
- Lo-o del NeDe.
S,.os Bueuos ) \3nos Aa-oA-
CaeatCs Para N'nos-
~ PAS &c IS Aara'isaA
Cusa,os Ge haas,
81 M2udo Ma-aw.oso-
II. Lloco F~avor1-o.
E-asca.os ; AyeU-Urss.
Ies,u-as de HLSyos44 SaST@dA-
ET7.3Bggs de "A Essc-A SaS-Sc&
[I-~a-.gurs EKrraocdIuariAs-
Ts-ces * OJoao.
Is Trie4Lac.oaes &c Ae'esetA
81 N-nLo &C los NIhCs.
TaaEme-CucntoS GoEslsA
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HOUSES o SALE.
Watch Grand Fesks Grow
FOR RENT
sI00-5-room house. barn,-5o foot lot,
nice shade trees in Riverside
Park.

uNS snaue trees IN HISefsloo
FOR SALE
$ oo.oo-5-room house. so foot lot.
nice shade trees M yard
and barn in Riverside Park.
on Fourth Ave. all hardwood
floors. hote water heat.
S,oOo.o0-6-room all modern house.
r., hardwood floors. full base
ment. on Vernon Ave.
s.5co. oo-6-room all modern house.
with full basement. steam
+" heated. hardwood floors, FIRE
place. fine ~shrubbery. on Bel
10000. oo-10-room all modern house, IS
foot front. full basement hot
water heat. hardwood Hoors,
on Belmont Ave.
1880. O0-AlmoSt new S-room house,
all ~modern. hardwood floors
n finish. full basement, on
' BE mont Ave.
S,z0o.O0-1-room house, all modern but
heat with hardwood floors,
on Walnut st.
1000. 0oo-e-room cottage on Cotton
wood St. all modern but
heat.
s.ooo.oo-s:room all modern house. on
N. 4th ST., hardwood floors.
z,2o0.o0-b-room house. all modern but
heat. on N. 3rd St.
l.SoO.00-5-room cottage. city water.
cistern and cellar, on N. Sth
t'ooo.oo-s-room house, al modern.
full basement with station,
airy washtubs. hard coal
:, range, ranges. hot water
heat. hardwood floors. gar
age, close in. or N. 7th St..
e.7oo.oo-New 10-room house, on N.
9th St.. all modern, fill base
menf, has Z bedrooms.
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AxoUNG MAN WANTED WITH ONE
or two years experience in drug store.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01

LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIR. vuL-
caniztng: Los AnEeles =. n. c. A.
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GOOD MAN wANTED-FoR SEA
son or farm. Gens6al farm work.
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HELr-MAIE.

COOK AND SECOND COOK WANTED,
Good pay to right men. Call or write
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SECOND COOK WANTED AT coLUM-
bia hotel.
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BATHS

Swedish massage and electric light baths
for ladies and gentlemen: expert mas.
> Ernest Carlson, graduate Aasseur and
Observation-Disclosures
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HEMsr1rcH1No

HEMsTITcHING
We guarantee prompt and efficient
service in this line. Speciality Shop. 81
South ard st.
FINE HEMsT1TcH1NG ON ALL MA.
terials. Send It. parcel pest. G. F.
Dye House. 317 Kittson Ave.
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l. EXCHANGES
Also used Hupmobile. Would trade
both for good, late model, light car in
AL condition. Do. not write unless you
have something real good to offer. Ad-
dress 705 Herald.
WANTED TO TRADE-FoR GRAND
4 fSt xilt ssc r. 3. Of en- STANLEY tsa% N ss 8 i, i;
section 10, . miles N. n. Of Stanley,
Montrail Co.. N. p. L. A. C., Go
Herald.
WANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE
Land for large tractor: must be In fcet
\ class. shape. Box "a. Grand FORTS. n.
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North Dakota's Greatest
Classified Section
DREsglaAKING.

EXPERIENCED DRESSNAKIN0 Done
q horne: reasonable. 3ls Chestnut.
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BARBER WANTED-S25.00 GUARAN.
tee 65% over 335. Write or wire B. II
kirch; BainVillC. Mont.
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PORTER WANTED. BARKER BAK
ery- - | -t
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FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC
wanted at once. John Engstrom. Ian
da, N. D. ~ 3fe
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HAT CLEANING :

WE. CLEAN AND RERLocK LADIES
and men's4hats- We also dye Ali kinds
Of straw hats. Expert work done.
Shoes dyed tan and black. Out Of
town orders promptly filled. Parcel
post paid o way. Granl Forks Hat
Cleaning and Shoe Shining Parlor. 10
N Third. Grand Forks. ND. Phone
77SS.-$
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EXPERIENCED. FIRST CLASS hook
k3eper,Stnus be accurate and good PEN
Inan. Gtese 4 NoonAn. The East Side
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NAN WANTED TO WORK ON FARM
by the month or by the season. Apply
Room 63bN Northwestern National BGnk
Bldg, J. Nelson Kelly. &
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Learn Barber. Trade. Easy work, Few
N4eks eomptetA, little expense. CAtal0g
free Molsr Barber college. ~ 9.
Nieoflet Avs. Minneapolis. HSt ioe1
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EXCHANGES

DREssMAKiNa DONE REAsoNARLY.
el9 n. eth st. Tel. 9SesW. Mrs. Quinn.
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HOUSE FOR SALE. INQUIRE AT SIS
N. 9Th st.
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HELP-sALEsaGEN

STOCK SALESMAN wANTED-ON A
legitimate first class proposition.
Ready for business. Liberal commits:
sions. Farmers Creamery and Cold
St0rage Co. Devils Lake. 4. D.
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AUTO TIRES.
IAvE ALL SIZES OF SLIGHTLY
used tires: also all sizes Of new sec,
auctions based on old prices. Expert
tire v%ulcanizing and repairing. All
work. guaranteed. Remember tire pric-
cs advanced 20 to 35% March 3. Gut
tire cost in two by writing or seeing
Joseph Mahowald, 129 DeMers Ave"
Grand Forks. N. Oak. ~
WE SPECIALIZED IN VULCAN1ZlNG.
tire and tube repairing. Gates Half
Soles., Send us W work. Ne6s Tire
Shop;~1S. N. 4th. Grand Forks, n. d.
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FOR sALE-GooD iMPRovED FARMS
large and small, also prairie land.
suitable for fax. Special low prices:
Can give possession at once Easy
terms. A. G. Peterson, 305 Security
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BARBER WANTED-FIRST CLASS
only; guarantee $50 and 90 per cent
over $40. Ont Of the best over money
shops in state. Write or wire HI. 4.
Fleming. Poplar, Mont
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North DakOtd's Greotest
Classified Section
HOUSES o SALE

A COUPLE OF MODERN HOUSES FOR
sale. A big mar II interested call
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FOR RENT-6oO ACRE FARM 1 MILE
provementx new and first class. Renter
must have tractor and be able to break
200 acres or more and put in lax. Box
IS, Grand Forks. n. D.
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AUTO PAINTING

EXPERT AUTO PAINTING. ONLY
modern hre-proof paint shop in n. D.
High class fnishers. B. Christianso
4 Son. over Sims. Grand Forks. N. d
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SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE-AL
modern but heat. 401 Oak st.
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FOR SALE By OWNER. ALL MoDERc
house. Inquire at 917 No Third st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23

Admits inventIno Hold.up
George Vanneman, a bus driver for
Walter Rulon, Of Pitman, n. j., ad.
mitted at a hearing today before Justice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
YOUTH, CHURCH JANITOR
BECOMES ITS MISSIONARY
Eighteen Years Old and Teaches Three Meetings Weekly
Began York Among Boys after Conversion

Philadelphia has a boy missionary
who has been doing remarkable work
among boys Bible classes in different
parts Of the city. He Is George APPEL,
in, Of 2247 North Thirteenth street.
In addition to speaking at meetings
three nights each week he Is assistant
missionary of the Messianic Alliance
Tabernacle at Marshall street and
Girard avenue.
APPEL Is eighteen years old. slightly
older than many Of the young people
he teaches each week. He was con .
verted by Billy Sunday in 1915. At that
time he was about to scarf earning bis
living.
He begap his teaching shortly after
his conversion and held meetings Of the
boys of the ncighborhood near his home
Later his work enabled him to devote
his afternoons to the study of the Bible
and he became convinced, he said. that
his life work was to be preaching.
As a start he took n job as janitoI
Of the Messianic Alliance Tabernacle O
wear and a half ago and today he is tn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
FUR THIEVES FOlLED
Smash Store Window, but Fall ia
Get Any Booty

For the second time within a year
an attempt was made early today to
rob the fur and tailor shop of William
;rooks, ut 1908 Baltimore avenue
Vest Philadelphia.
The burglars made their appearance
IN a touring car, which drove up In
front Of the place about 8 o'clock
Three men got out and, after attempt
ing to force open the front door,
wrapped a brick in newspapers and
threw it through the plateglass show
window. This set off a burglar alarm
in the store.
Mr.. Brooks, awakened by the alarm
called for help from his bedroom win
dow on the second floor. The crew oi
\ trolley car, attracted by his cries
were preparing to surround the rob
bers when the thieves fled in their car
A year ago the fur store Of Henry
T. Amlung, at 4S10 Baltimore avenue
next door, was broken into and $4,000
in furs stolen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23

Post 315 Ia paid up for the year Of
1921 and the organization will start
the new year with better prospect
than II did last year. Its membership
has developed a team spirit and with
two vice commanders to assist the post
commander and all standing commit
tees headed by live. active members
the big things started in 1920 will be
perfected next year.
The Pittsburgh Marching Club.
headed by Marcus s. De Wolf, will
hold a meeting and decide upon It's
itinerary, which will probably be side
trips to Gettysburg, Pa, and Wash =
ington, en- route to the next state can
tonment, when at least 200 members OF
the post, accompanied by the Gearty
Post Band, will whoop things up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23

Of the Peace Godfrey, at the Woodbury.
Jail, thnt he had not been held up and
robbed Of $40 Tuesday night, ns he had
at first contended. He was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Mager, OF
Gloucester county, charged with having
invented the story Of hold.up to
fleece his employer, At the hearing to d.
day. Nanneman said he had given the
money to his wife TO buy Christmas
gifts. He was held in $500 bail for
court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-23
M'DERM0TT FUNERAL
Widely Known Dry Advocate Buried
From kensinoton Home

Funeral services for Michae' J. Nc
Dermott, who Gied Monday aftcr a long
illness, at his home. 2133 North Third
street, were held this morning from
st. Edwards Church. Interment was
in the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Mr.. McDermott was widely known
resident Of Kensington, and an ardent
advocate of temperance. He was nf-
filiated with st. Michael's Tota' Alb.
stinence Society for more than forty
five years. He was also an active mem
Der OF st. Edwards Holy Name So
ciety and Division No. q, Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians.
He is survived BY his widow. Mrs.
Julia A. McDermott; two sons, John
A. and Joseph, and two daughters,
Grace and Edna John A. McDermott
is grand knight Of st. Laurence Council
No. S41, Knights of Columbus.
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assistant missionary Of the mission. Or
Saturday nights he teaches a Bible class
there, on Thursday evenings he speaks
and on Monday nights he teaches 0
boys Bible class at the Kensingtor
Boys Club, 2118 East Clearfield street
"I believe that work among boys
should be threefold," he explained
"they should have equipment for bodil,
exercise, the proper guidance In righ'
channels for their minds and be taugh
the word Of God for the we'll being o.
their souls.
APPEL looks forward to becoming al
evangelist.
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Dance for kearny School

Pupils of the Kearny Public Schoo
Sixth street and Fairmount avenue, viii
usher in the Christmas holidays with
an entertainment and dance tonigh
at the Lu Lu Tempe. The entertain
ment will include folk and estheti,
dances and minstrel show.
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HOPE TO CHECK CRIME SPREAD

The police chiefs Of southern New
Jersey towns today received invitations
from Governor Edwards to attend
meeting Of police officials from all parts
OF the state to be held next Tuesday l.
Trenton. The meeting will adopt meas.
ures that will halt the spread of crime
that has been unusually bad In most
sections Of the state during tho last few
months.
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the Chamber of Commerce asse -.
ycom, at Which time temporary officers
will be selected.
Several other candidates have ap-
pearrd, but there has been no crystal
iization, of sentiment.
So many helpers in the work of
wrapping Christmas packages for dis
sbled world war veterans appeared at
state headquarters, Tenth and Chest
nut streets, in response to call for
Aid that many volunteers were turned
away for lack Of, space.
Oscar II. Gruber Post 152 has hon =
ored Henry; NJ Baker by re- electing
him as commander. The other officers
chosen are: Howard s. Kane, senior
Vice commander !; James d. Moore,
Junior vice commander; Leo p. Dolan,
ipance officer II. n. MacMurray, ad
jutant James G. Purcell. county com
mtteeman.
More than half Of Walter NJ. Gearty
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Sympathlzers Steal Taxi

Four taxi strike sympathizers last
night stole a car of the American Taxi
cab Co. from it's driver, Louis Hauscll,
Of 2322 Reed street, as he discharged a
passenger and after throwing him to the
street at Second and Callowhill street,
ran the machine into the Delaware river
ot the foot Of Willow street.
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FIRMS GIVE TO CHARITY
Nearly 100000 Cents Donated
Answering SoeIety's Appeal

Nearly 1900 900 cents have been
given by employers In Philadelphia to
the Society for Organising Charity at
415 South Fifteenth street, although q
campaign To raise funds for next year Is
barely started.
The society few days ago announced
II would ask employers in Philadelphia
TO contribute one cent for each person
In their employe. It pointed out the
work Of keeping the families Of those
near the pauper line on a self support.
ing basis, by giving them help at a
critical moment.
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chairmnnship ot
the Philadclphia
county commit =
tee of the Ameri =
can Legion.
The meeting OF
+ h G committee
has been called
for the purpose
of organi"" iNr
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