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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
OVERCOME BY GAS
Butt FINALLY REVIVED

Sioux Falls, IS. D.. Dec. 29.-As a re-
uit of having inhaled gas fumes from
a jet. believed to have been accident
atly left open, Nick Evans, 50 years
old, was unconscious for four hours.
musicians revived the aged resident
with the aid OF a %pulrnotor after three
hours work. Tie had been in the gas
fised room for a hour and a half.
Evans plight was discovered when
OF the family detected the
odor of gas and entered his room. He
will recover.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
ROBBERS FAIL TO GET
MUCH LooT'lh FUR STORE

Sioux Falls. S. D., Dec. 29.-Appar-
emily frightened soon after they had
entered the Edes Tanning
building, thieves early Christmas
morning were able 10 get away with
only S110 worth OF pelts of a stock
valued at $40. O0o. Police have found
no trace of the marauders who gained
entrance to the stock floor through
the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

MISUNDERSTANDING w. Spain. snec-
ial agent Of the department OF Justice.
now attached to the Detroit bureau Of in.
v~estigation. has been recommended to
succeed y. +. McAuiey in South Dakota
according to word received here. M.
McAuiey. who has been in charge Of the
South Dakota bureau for more than /,
year. has been transferred to Seattle.
q Acsc=.s. io;d-up
ma on a dark street, while she was re.
turning to her home late at night. Hazel
Greene, o nurse. rained blows upon tbe
isaanss 4fs ees g 81 sssSs ==ss:s;. sa vcas nor WI
nablex
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

name on the class roll. Although he
will be in England in the spring OF
1921, a diploma of graduation from
Sioux Falls College will be given to him
along with the other members of the
present Junior class.
Mr.. Barron has won an enviable rep
utation in Sioux Falls He has worked
his own way through school and coll
lege. For years he was the honor t
dent in public schools and high schools
and similar success greeted his advent
into college life. He has also been
prominent in forensic circles. Last
he held a position as telegraph
editor of the Argus-Lealer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
PLACED MANY IN o 8

Washington. Dec. ga total Of
4,26s,843 jobless men and women Sc
cured employment through the United
states employment service for the
year ending July /. 1919. at a cost to
the orernuentnfzst34 placement,
according to a report OF Director Gem
eral Densmore. made public today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

Lodge program is not American. 1t is an
attempted reaction to an abandoned nas.
The president is selected by the neon,e ba
IS named on a platform indorsed by the
people. he goes before the people. he is the
national political leader. @
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
BUTLER INTO RAGE.

New York, Dec. 27.-Dr. Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Columbia
university is q candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for president, accord
anss4to;i
Davis, municipal justice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
TheLienr.me-
From "a Pele-Mele fpar,.

From "a Pele-Mele Paris,.
Servant to Animal Trainer-Monsieus.
your motnerinlaw is caught In the ele.
vator cage and Is screaming to get out.
Irainer-Well, get me my boots and
whip. and I'll open the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01
ALLEGED BURGLAR JUMPS
FROM A MOVING TRAIN

Omaha, Neb. Dec. 26. - Henry
Wedgeworth, alleged burglar. who was
being brought to Omaha from Tulsa,
Okla, where he<had been arrested at
ter jumping his bond here. escaped
from a moving train near Plattsmouth,
16 miles south, by jumping from q
window OF h coach in which he was
riding with a deputy sheriff.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

FREMONT-The annual convention OF
the Nebraska retail jewelers. AssocIation
will he held in Fremont. February II. ID.
and Is.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-01

computed by Bureau of Railway Economics.
4Does not cover government subsidies.
sAsiatic and European Russia, exclusive of Finland
HData for 1909.
flowers entire commonwealth.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Old.Style Conventions
Wanted by Republicans
Bills to Substitute Them for Pri.
maries To Be Offered
at ALBANY
.Stch Corresnondence


ALBANY, Jan. 22.-The Republican
majority Of the Legislature will make
every effort at this session to restore
the state and judiciary nominating
conventions. Most OF them would like
TO have the oldtime convention back
before nominating their next state
ticket.
Bills to restore the party convention
will be introduced next week by SEN
ator Charles W.: Walton Of Kingston
and Assemb yman George r. Fearen Of
Syracuse. They will provide for the
selection at the primary Of delegates
to the state and Judiciary nominating
conventions, which are TO be held in
September.
In order to get Governor Smith to
sign the bills provision will be made
for Il referendum on the subject at a
special election April s.
A bill to extend the workmens COM
pcnsation law to cover occupational
diseases, as recommended by both Gov
ernor Smith and Speaker Sweet Of tho
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

all male North Americans over sixteen
were to be put to death in the terri
tories assigned to tho "Plan Of San
Diego armies, the Indians Of Ari-
zona were to be given back their land
and the Indians themselves were TO
be included il the invading "armies.' u
"No Quarter" Was Motto
"War without quarter" was motto
Those desiring to Join the armies
subsequent 10 the main invasion must
qualify as of negro. Japanesc or Latin
blood, the document said.
Augustn L. CARA, it developed TO- day.
is now employed by Bcrlanga, the
Mexican Psimc Minister.
Answering the intcrrogations OF Sen
etor Fall the witness related his
knowledge of the assassination of Gen
eral Naparette, a Carranza army Off
GER. who, he said, was ordered killed
by Carranza because he was about to
divulge Carranza's connection with the
plan of San Diego" He also con-
nected Minister Acuna Of the Car
rama Ministry as one who sent re-
cruits TO Monterey and General Villa
real, who raised money for the expo-
dition; Colonel N. Rodriguez, nephew
OF Carranza; General Juan Barragan,
Carranza's present chief Of staff !;
Cando Aguilar, Mcxican Foreign Min
ister, a son-in-law Of Carranza and
Manuel Anaya, the official introlucer
of ambassadors in the Carranza gov
ernment, all OF whom ne understood
had their parts IN the "Plan of San
Diego.
Senator Fail then connected up the
German anglo Of the "plan Of San
Diego" by introducing into the records
excerpts from the note sent by For
cign Minister Zimmermann from Nar-
lin to Carranza iii June, 10]I. 1'hese
excerpts were in substance that Ger
many would give financial support to
Mexico and that Mexico was to re-
conquer territories named-New Mex
leo. Texas, Arizona. etc.-and in the
meantime Mexico was to approach
Japan with the purpose Of meaia.ing
Che differences between the lapAuose
and German governments.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

the American side, indicted and tried"
The evidence in this trial elected
that tho band was led by Federico
Zapata. Carranza officer. Judge Wallis
testiiicd. The band was composed of
picked men armed with guns, dyna-
mite and hand grenades. One Of thos 8
tried was Zapata. All were sentenced
to death by the jury. The district
courts verdict was appealed 10 the
supreme Court Of the State Of TcXas,
which ruled that, as evidence indi-
Gated state Of WAT existed between
Mexico and the United States, the ac-
cused were not guilty OF murder.
Forced to Abide by il.
II was forced to abide by this deci-
sion," Judge Walls continued, 'ard
consequently delivered the defendants
over TO an American army officer, who
in turn delivered them to the Mexican
Consul at Laredo. The returned to
Nuevo Laredo across the river into
Mexican territory and were acclaimed
as heroes by tho population and MeXi-
can officials. Zapata is to-day in Nuevo
Laredo"
"The evidence showed" the witness
continued in an even voice, "that these
raiders we're carrying out the plan Of
San Diego and that they were in
structed to kill American soldiers at
San Ignacio and then go into the ntc-
rior of Texas and do likewise. Another
of those convicted and then freed by
the Texas Supreme Court was f.
Ramos, Carranza officer who was
wined and dined by Carranza officials
when he returned to Mexico. He now is
civil officer under the Carrsnza gov
erument and is credited with being the
author Of the plan of San Diego
These things were done with the knowl-
edge and consent of the Carranza gov
ernment.'
The witness added: "Tt was a mur-
derous commission led by commits
stoned officers in the Carranza army"
Plan Of San Diego
'"The decision Of tho Texas Supreme
Court in freeing these murderers was
given very, very little publicity" Judge
Walls continued. 81 first heard Of the
Plan Of San Diego in February, 1919, :"
he testified. 81 regarded it az visionary
and ridiculous and paid no attention 10
it. However, to MY amazement, |
learned that branch of the plans adj
herents had been established in Laredo,
American civil officer whose indiscre-
.iOH r.d'c -" dAhiI W Ilt'Sc iAt pliS<itIt''
and they fed to Nuevo Laredo, in Mex
can territory, across the Rio Grande.
"On June 8, 1916, ] received an
anonymous letter from Monterey, Mex,
warning me that a plot existed in
which outlaws wore to cross the Amer
lean border at Webb Station and burn
bridges and cut telegraph wires. The
day the Webb Station reid
occurred. A few days later received
another letter from Monterey saying
that it was known publicly in Monterey
that Mexican authorities were outfit
ing bands to raid the American border.
received this letter on June 16, the
lay after the San Ignacio raid"
The witness then testified regard
ng the evidence submitted at the sub
sequent trials Of those connected with
hese raids and presented the commit
zee with q copy of the "Plan of San
Diego" which was captured on the
person Of one of the raiders and in
as evidence in the district
curt during the trials. This copy was
o-day incorporated into the official
ccords of the Senate committee.
Among other things it stipulated that
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Monarchist Plots
Inspired Alliance of
Vienna and Czechs
Each Pledged to Go to Aid
of Other in Event Of
Attempts to Overtfrow
Republican Government

VIENNA, Jan. 22.-EXcept in gen
erai way, the defensive agreement be-
tween Austria and Czecho-Slovakia
against monarchiat attempts upon either
country, which was effected during
the recent visit OF DR.. Karl Renner,
has not been made public here.
According to statement made by
DR.. Edward Benes, the Czecho Slovak
Foreign Minister, in Prague Yesterday,
however, there apparently is COM
pletc understanding between the two
countries to come TO each others as
sistance i'll the event Of monarchlst or
Teactlonary attempts against the r.
publican governments.
It Is said here that the convention
Was made imne rative by the increasing
activities OF rcactIorares in both
countries, bat more markedly In
weaker Austria. The Literal press Of
Vienna repeatedly has called attention
TO the presence hcro not only cf secret
monarchiSt agents from Hungary and
kumaria, but cf officers In uniform do
ing propaganda service.
Another ntoward symptom WA The
recent surseDtitiols srlning Of the
Tyloleen and Styrsn reactionory pass
an!ry, which Dr.. Julius Deutsch, Mn
istor Of Wsr, admitted ycatordav was
done illegally and by undc rhand
methods
II is felt in government circles here
that the Czecho-S o-Slovak- Austrian agree
aant VIII serve TO check tho reac~
tionarE movements. Austria alono is
virtually defenseless, but the Czeoha
have organized an army exceeding 500,-
600 men, an adequate part Of which is
within q day Of Vienna, while the re-
cent concentration Of Czech troons at
pressburg places q strong force within
two hours OF Vienna by rail. It is
undefatood that Dr.. Renncr Will at
tempt 70 effect Il similar agreement
with Jugo- SLAVIC.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Carromza Notifies u. 5.
Of Wodi}sisig OIL Ordoy
NeW Yoyl, 2'ltbuns
Arnshfnufon 3}3,r1o,s

lNeW 10yt Ijt5Ut3
Washington Burecu
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Tne de-
cision Of the Mexican government to
withdraw It's edcs against the develop
ment Of American oil properties in
Mexico and to hold the question OF
naturalization of tho oil fields in
allegiance until settlement Of tho dis
pute Is reached in the Mexican courts
was communicated to tho State De-
partmcnt to-day.
President Carranza's action, It de-
veloped to-day. was suggested by
Henry p. Fletcher, American Ambas-
sador to Mexico, when the subject was
brought up last spring The stoppage
Of production Of the American-o owned
wells seriously threatened the com
metce Of the United States. So critical
had the situation become that last
month Chairman Payne of the United
States Shipping Board informed Sec
retayy of State Lansing that it was i'm
perative that American commerce be
assured continuous supply Of oil from
the American wells in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Clothing Prices Will Be Higher
Next Fall and Winter

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New-York tribune., 1920-01-23

Assembly, was introduced to-day by
Assenblyman George E. D. Brady (Re-
publican) Of Erie. 1t is the measure
it is understood that the Republican
majority has agreed to pass and send
to the Governor, who will sign it. 1t
includes q schedule of twenty-four oc-
cupational diseases for which compcn-
sation may be had.
No compensation is TO be maid unless
for 4 disease due to the character Of
employment and contracted twelve
months previous to the date OF dis
ablement
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Dutch Officially Announce
$4,000, 900 Loan 10 Germany

THE HAGUE, Jan. 222--The Foreign
Minister announces officially that ar
rangements have been made by Holland
for & loan to Germany OF 20O,000O0O
fiorins 00O,O00). The loan will be
for ten years and may be renewed 1t
is based on coal security, with the
be spent in Holland or the Dutch Indies
The Dutch parliament must ratify
the loan before it becomes effective.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
''Muae'' Speaks Out i'll Court
''Lei's Talk Englisln,' He Saws,
and Is Convicted

When arraigned in Yorkvi1e Police
Court or vagrancy charge, George
Gibeon, who gave his address merely
as brooklyn, signed TO the nagis' rate
istrate then summoned I;eutena17t
Cuackcnbush, the police dopartneTt
expert in manual language, to take
Gibson's explanation Of why he vas
seeking aims in First Avenue. Quacken-
bush, however, Rad reeied off only 8
word or two with his fingers when
Gibson interrupted vocally:
'oh, hell" he said. Let's talk Eng.
lish." He then was sentenced TO thru
days IN the wcrkhouse.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
Alexander 7. Heynpl,ill Ill

Alexander J. Hemphill, chairman Of
the board of directors of the Guaranty
Trust Company, was taken to his home
13 East SiNty-ninth Street. yesterday,
suffering from indigestion. 1t was
said last night lie was on the road TO
recovery and resting comfortably.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-23
BUSINESS XVORLl1

An Advance In Clothing.
Ihos4' piece goods buyers tor clothing
'Iouses who have been permitted 60 view
heavyweight fabrics for the next season
ana get prices report that on ths basis
9! the new price raDge sDits Viii ave~aSs
Huth advances ccn le secured, VIII, tas
popular ou.cry against high prices, il g.
problem they have 90 FAR found 80 yvaI
to answer The nlls, they gay. sv.l' nos
come down IN their prices. even though
ihc demand should not he ,ip 10 normal.
e3ew Fur Prices Have Advances.
40 better illustration OF .hc ray
Ices of FUR, particularly OF 1auskrat,
-'s-'-~ced in tha 's~' fe'v Tcars j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06
NTNGsTON. Pa:
du.LERsyILLE. "a.

WEST CHESTER STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Hath sexes. s200. Andrew Thos. 5mlth. FrtA
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hiahEriSiiL iaaihiIEsr.siii.. Lsnssstsr Or f.: Pssatifa
ss%nYSSSa nYSa,s:. ss.T g. n siSss dsssiss:,. '1,ss Pc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

lavoro, conserva n csrattere di lotta
economical, tantoche' Il movimento 81
svolge senza conflitti me- effusione di
eangue. La situazione non e. affatto
aliarmante, giacche' la lotta impegna
soltanto le imprese metallnrgiche.
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PITTSBURGH
Allegheny General Hospital
Homeopathic Medical and Surgical Hos.
ptal and Dispensary
PassiSant %fSn t HospItsI Sspita
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Francls's Hospital
St Johns General Hospital
Sc: Jossph,s HospitaI
Western Pennsvvnr MIA Hospital
PIrrsTON
Pittston Hospital
POTTSTOwN
Pottstown Hospital
POTTSyIII.H
Pottsville Hospital
READING
Reading Hospital
st. Joseph's hospital
RIDLEY PARK
ROCHESTER,
Rochester General Hospital
SCRANTON
State Hospital
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hahnemann Hosnital
SEWICKLEY
sewickley Hospital
SHARON
Christian II. Buh Hospital
SPANGIER
Miners Hospital OF Northern Cambria
TARFSTUM
Allegheny Valley Hospital
UPLAND
York Hospital Dispensary
WARREN
Warren State HospItal
WASHINGTON
Washington City Hosp.tal
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic HosnItal OF Chester County
Chester County Hospital
WILKlSSBURG
Columbia Hospital
WILKES BARRE
Wyoming Homeopathic Hospital
LIAMSPORr
williamsport Hospital
WISDBER
windber Hospital
YORK
YnEL Hnanltal lnl lIEnensarI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

della ssrieta' della Situations, continue
a riguardare Ia presente dimostrazione
non del tutto troppo grave, poiche' ha
piena fiducia mel buon sense degli operai
G nello spirito conciliativo del proprie-
tart degli stabiliment. In Milano Ia
polizia .ha disperso un gruppo di operai
che tentava di assumere II controllo di
un laboratorio.
"Gli operai ed proprietari degli sta
hiliment a Viareggio hanno raggiunto
un accordo ed i lavoro sara ripreso i'm
mediatamente.
Washington. DO, s settemDre. La
Regin Ambasciata Italiana ha comuni
cato che la situazione generate In Italia
e. normale.
Circa Ia questione del metallurgici
dice che In consequence della crisi delle
materie prime e del carbone. @ dell ele.
vato costo della mano d'opera, gil In
dustriali metallurgici avevsno devIsatt
di procedere ALA serrata degli stabili
menti. Oil operai aHora occupareno le
fabbriche a Milano, ITorino Genova
per evitare la serrata farle funzionart
direttamente. Tale contesa, che e. uns
nuova forma di conflitto ira capitale ,
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Both Sexes
CATHERINE DEAN

CATHERINE DEAN HELEN DEAN MARY d. COKE
1916
hand at the night school Business College After attending
n 1t. a
rny
o
q o.
l
bank her home
had
brother
STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
8O7 Chestnut Street Phone, Walnut 384
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Cocoa scaIds Baby to Death

Pottsville, Pa, Sept. Ga cup OF
scalding hot cocoa caused the death Jf
Frances Bechtet two years old, daugh-
ter of David p. Bechtel, at Mechanics.
vile yesterday. The little girl reached
upset the hot cocoa over her head and
body. Death ensued from shock and
scalds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

giorno che prcsero possesso DEF labora-
tori.
II dispaccio aggiunge che gil operai a
Torino hanno annunziato che qualora 10
truppa sara usata per scacciarh dagli
stabilimenti, essi dstruggeranno tutto
II macchinario.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

pnu., s settembre.--Ls siornats, s,,e, e
Ho senza che siano stah segnalati
passaaIn p1ai.s.ani nellie citta' owe gil OPERA opsar,asi
disorin,,m, issosri,mreuci hanno occupato gil stabiii.
mctailoITS"a metal IS "parecchi stabilimenh il layor9
menti In nrpppmale poiche' proprietari
proceoe sa econsentito di venire ad un accordo
con gil operai.
,-,d r scttembre. .-DAgenzia Ha.
r,s riguardo 10 situazione crea.a "a, an
vas, vaos,,o,lnrsici in Italia. ha ricevuto ga
Poma il seguente dispacoio:
hVTi %Ii Goyerno, sebbene preoccupato
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06
charued wien Auto rhsft

Joseph Hosey, eighteen years old,
Aikens street, West Philadelphia, was
arrested at Eleventh and Pine streets
last night on a charge of larceny Of an
automobile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

JOHNsTOwN
Conemaugh Valley Memorial hospital
Tho Mercy Hospital
The Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
st. Joseph's Hospital
LATROBE
Latrobe Hospital
LEwIsTowN
Lowistown Hospital
LOCK HAVEN
Lock Haven Hospital
MEADyILLE
Meadville City Hospital
McKEES ROCKS
Ohio Valley General Hospital
McKEESPORT
Mc1esssport HOSPITAL
Mercer Banitsrium
MONONGAHELA
Memorial Hospital
NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
NEW KENSINGTON
CitiEensf General HOSPITAL
NORRISTOWN
Montgomery Hospital
MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant Hospital
PHILADELPHIA
American Stomach Hospital
Child ems Homeopathic Hospital
GermSntoWn Hospital Germantown
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital (Colored)
Mt Sinai Hospital
Philadelphia OrthOpedic Hospital
Protestant Episcopal HOSPITAL
ST. Agnes's Hospital
St. Timothys Hospital CRoxborouEh)
ST. Mary's Hospital
School OF Nursing, HosrltaI OF Graduate
School of Medicine. University OF
Pennsylvania
Medicn- ChirurRtcal Hospital
Polytechnic Hospital
women's Hospital OF PHILADELPHIA
School OF Nursing for Women, Penn.
sylvanla Hospital. Department for
Mental and Nervous Diseases owes,
PHILIPSBURG
Cottag. State Hospital
PHOENINVILLE
Phosnixville Hospital
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ARLINGTON
Arlington Memorial Hospital
ALLENTOWN
Allentown State Hospital
Edward Harvey Memorial Nurses Collsss
HOMEOPATHIC State Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
ALTOONA
Altoona Hospital
ASHLAND
Ashland State General Hospital
BEAVER FALLS
Providence Hospital
BELLEVUE
Suburban General Hospital
BLossBURa
Blossburs state Hospital
BERWICK
Berwick Hospital
BETHLEHEM
St. Lufe's Hospital
BRADDOCK
Braddock General Hospital
BRADFORD
Bradford Hospita:
BRIDGEvILIE. r. r. n. No. 8
Pittsburgh City and Home Hospitals
CHESTER
Chester Hospital
CLEARFIELD
Clearneld Hospital
COATEsvILLE
Coatesvtlls Hospital
DANvILLE
panvills State Hospital
DIxMONT
pixmont Hospital
EAsToN
Easton Hospital
Hamot Hospital
81, Vincent's Hospital
HARRISBURG
Harrisburg HOSPITAL
HaZLETON
State Hospital
HOMESTEAD
Homestead Hospital
INDIANA
Indiana hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06
Younr Women and Girls

Believing that many young women would be 6
pitals throughout the State Of Pennsylvania as pup
opportunity for service and to qualify in of the
Committee appointed to serve in the interests of Il
names appear in these columns, are conducting cal
enrollments in this noble profession
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

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RAlp clpER sALooNs

Vice squad operatives last night raid
ed cider saloons on Callowhill street
near Eighth and on Ridge avenue near
Ninth. They seized a quantity OF
whisky, gin and other liquors. No ar
rests were made.