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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Su beimatbli6er GrSe sur lebten
9inbc gebcttct.
2cidnam bes !Susu SOrid, im
9riessbienit lit 6ranfrcid) ocitur-
ben, i'll bic Scimatb snriifaebradt
nno nit militariiden Gbren nntcr
sruRcr Sctbeilisnmg ani Dem
itGStiTdcn SrieSbufc 6eitattct.

Ser Sei6nam bes iltngen Sugo
0orid, Ger im SriegsOienItc, in
Jroltrei6 itarb, Wltrbe leBten Sotn8.
tag nod Sermann gebrn6t, 100 Der
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Staotballc allfgeboDrt iuur6e. 9ta6
eiuer Our6 9oItor 81. $. &aSmonn
geleitcten Srouerfeier in ser Stoot
SaIle, beiuegtc ser groBc 2eihen.
aug ltlltcr Sorontritt ser @nterpriic
WtiIitorD 8ano, lnb ser @brencScur-
tc mclde aus etncr 9roBen gln5abl
Der friibcren Solooten Der 9lrmee
= 1tno Der SSlotte, i9luie chua 1000
EerIonen beItonb, ipel6c in g,tomo.
bilen oocr alt SUB Dem nit Scr
an1erifanli6en 6lagge brapirtcn 2ei-
tcnma9cn folgten lid na1 bem
itG0tiiden Sriebbofc. 9ta6oenl Der
Sdr9 oilf Dem ben Soloaten
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oaS @rab seienft mor, CAB bos Of,
reueSfaorou orei Salben ab l,no elm
Srompeter Der bonn &riegsnntte ipe'
Siel 81 bieiem 3pcde bierbcr cnt.
ianoi porOen mar, blies oaS Si9nol
Der &ube. Saitor &asnlann bieIt
bierorf Die @rabreOe IN nel6er er
oeu Oabin9eifieoeten, Der ieincn
gaterlanoe Iein S0dNteS, bos 2ebcn,
dttmt Spter gebtnujf Gottr, berali6e
1tno lpnrme g8crte ser Grinncrlln9
mi6nctc. 9lu6 u. >. Wtanlt, Scr
Superintendent unicrer 0ffcntlibcn
S6ulcn, 5ollte, inl 9eanen bcs Set
rer Sereins bon @oscpnnoe Gountp,
oem eu9o 0ori6 ongeb6rtc, 6ieicnr
Elm ebrerOeS @rinnerrngs Gribrt.
Inter oen Sol6atcn, ipcl6c om
@robc ibre5 Sameraben beriantmclt
maret lt1n0 aud, trdncnocn gllt9cs,
Soc Gollnf, bon Hoiebuo, mGlhcr
olei6Sciti9 nit oem jltngcn 0ori6
bon Sernonn aus in Den &ric9 &C.
5o9en mar, lln0 IN Der Stcrbcltm0c
ieinen aomcrnOen IN SSrantret6 5ltr
Sette 9citan0cn uno Den Gltcrn Ncn
letter 9lbi6icoa9rl1B Oes Sobnes &c.
innot botte.
Su9o 0ori6 murOe i'm MdrS 1918
gum &ricgSoicnit bepr6nct ltu0 rciitc
nit iieben onOeren lingen 2clltcn
aus @osconaoe GoilntD nob Sort
Gilcp. SSSnl SSltni ipurOc er no6
Camp Wcrritt q. s., transfcrrirt
lno mn Z. gluguit ging CT nit cincr
glbtbeillt1g &ricger na6 Sronfrcid,
no CT Dem @poc. Soipital Corps go.
8 5u9etbeilt murOe. @Gbreno er iid
bort IN 9ienit befanb, erfranfte CT
on Ser SSSnfluen5o lpel6er &ronfbeit
er nod nm 3lpei Sngen erlag.
@r ipar Cit Sobn lulicrcS be.
fon,tcn 0titbiirgers, Senrp 9ori6
lrno bciien Satin, bon Sirit Greet,
1lnb no6oem er ii6 IN Der bieiigen
So6I6uIe uno lpGter iln &cslchon
College 5u 8orrenton fir Ocn Sch
rerbcruf al1sgcbiloet botte, NOR er
ntcGrere Sabre olS 2ebrer in @aS.
conaoe lmb @orren County tbGti9,
biz Der &rieg iciner falmt begonnc.
men 2al1fbobn Gin i1bes Gnbe berci-
tcte Gr binterlGbt ieine tiefgebeug.
ten @ltcrn, ionic folgenbe @eIdmi.
iter; sSrou 6enrD Solb, bon Storm-
Iofe, So, SRI. SSSrmo 9ori6, bon
Sermann; Hobcrt 8orid, bon Sig
9insbille, Wto.; Senrn giienann, bon
8ellineton, Gfo. itno Srail 0tar
Nointner, bon Santa Barbara, Cali
fornicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

8ollor, Dollar, blt nllBt iuonoern
Ion Der cinen Son6 6ur ouoern;
Der Cine bGIt bih rIieb unb ipcrtb,
Gin snorer bid I'M ght npcr5cbrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Sausm,bo6t. Salls5uAt ilno Sars'
lidfeit iino Der bette Saitsieger
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

slrbeit lit Der bilrhidlagcnhlte ge
iueis bon RoralifGt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Mrs 9. 4. collier. 200 East GRACE
street. Monday afternoon at u'aInrf.
Tn" W"mnn,< Society 90 Gro.e
Monday afternoon at a.2p o'clock.
THIS w"yi previous 80 TIA" reg
uu.'r IN but ~ order 40 hay, Mis-
" G JH'u"s address IN. meeting. Tin,
dat was changed
y 20 guar meeting &C tn" Richmond
section Council of Jewish Women
NIL p" mold Tuesday afternoon 40 g.
'.c.nv" M the sabbath S,h"oI- r.,lI
Of Temple Evth .\hahHh Tile pro-
ram Tor the afternoon VIII i.
Ih" Hollywood N,mor.a. Nssuvi..-
ION VIII meet at tho Y. W. c. y.
NgudaA morning at II o'clock
IN" annual business mc't.ul. OF tho
RICHMOND Nurses cub for ih. ,i,c-
ton OF officers viii take plic, a. an"
w e. y D!uhroom Tlm.Ja. nj
''rn'1n at o.ciock. The m,. Tin. IS
% L'rN important one.
Ihc Social Service Federation will
Hull 'urotiuG in tn" l'lpnIsh room
IF iN" l'nrrspu Hotel at $50 a., u,G,
W'Hn"S""N afternoon. iov--uor
ostm"ro.hni DAVIS Viii address IN.
meeting.
p%stp"ue1 ,4ec,iua OF - Jo-
H"h.h Academy h.umua, viii 10" hrid
"a N"dn"s day evening az 30 u.,lu,N.
I.i" -:c'Hi'E" vomuiit," Of the
'Hri"u iiv.EhiS Won,l"'S ciLl wiII
meet on ~ .NdlN afternoon at $3.50
...lucE In TIA" home ui Mrs ,:.lr.:..
". I.fu'a Ei"r. sos Lamb Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
BON AIR

hoN AIR. VA, Apri MIR.
Nc. burlington has been srn,
a rev days at IA" University :,
sh" has boon chap"roninr
oi young rcopl" at the knpp, <
Fraternity house for Tie l..
dances.
Nuury Johnston spcn, tn" r.
holidays here WIN his p,rru,.
and Mrs. j. VI Johnston
Mrs John christian. with hi.
daughters Nancy ana Eleanor.
been visiting a. tho homo n;
Robert christians
Mrs John D"~cll. and en- llro
l"'"rshurs. wcr' IN" u.a.,.
guests If nor sist"r. Mrs. 90
BIsnOp.
Miss Grac, Wrish, has ro,,,
to Richmond after a short stay
Miss Susi" cowan
Mrs g g. Conway a. visiting
daughter, Mrs Albert Eir,iand'
Mis- Harriet Cooke Was ihr :
rcccnjly of Mrs William Cooke.
MIss'L.um.c osbcrs is visiting
james simmons
R.y SIS e. Pace su.u, a for
hor' dgi pg tho past wnck VIII
mother Mrs " u Pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

.HcrN day. The boys are pravticim.
t.F q play to b" given for The benefit
OF tnc organization shortly. which
farmvillr.
The Junior Literary Society of The
rarmFiiI" High school met in the au-
1l'"flum of the school ON last Thurs
uaH afternoon At which tim" tn" fol
owing pupils were elected as of.
hcers "f III" society: Robert Hunt.
ii' 'f, larry Dahl vic"-pr"si-
cent Ruth Garland. secretary: John
taui Conner. critic; billy Rice. report
cr. After tn" election al officers. "a
splendid program was given.
Missionary Day was held at the
FarmNiil" iiautisi church on last
sunday AT which tim" an attractive
program apDr"priatH I" the occasion
Was carried out under thc direction
~ Mrs; e. : i'hi.iips and Mrs. y. l..
Grades aud junior departments of the
sunday school took part i'm The pro-
ram. ms wcn a Mr.. " 9, i'allwcll.
II. '"cks. Mrs. 7, ~. F;,l!wcll. MIR
viii" Walker %oei ANA Mr.. clyde
Smith.
Mr.: Jamys y payiHs%n cn,ertat,>
shower IA her hnm. on Third street
last saturday AFTERNOON. for Miss
Mic" T"mplctOn Richardson. daugu-
ter "f Mr and Mrs. George Richard
son. whose marriage to Mr. David
i.anghuu. of rulaski. Will hc AN event
~ i'armviilc April i some thirty.
~" or more pH"sts were present ana
Miss Richardson WAS III. r"CipIcu, az
many handsome gifts.
Leland sanford ana Mack Cowan
ni"l"r"d with = party of friends Ia
richmond I" spend tho Easter holt
lduia Misses E"tti" and Lucy
shields entertained a number Of ,hnir
'"uH% iiicnIS at AN Easter egg hum,
on Saturday afternoon Th. "tsmS
""r" hidden ON N" lawn Of the hon"
and Miss Jane Hunt Martin carrird
ef IN" rriHc for having found The
greatest number Of "rc$
~ Wade and Walker uaul.t;a
were hosts Ia q number OF tbrir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

class.
Miss Florence Hunt, who teaches
~ i"ttsr"uth. was the guest OF her
t"r Mr. aud Mrs. II. II! Hunt.
Edwin .. Lancaster. OF Petersburg.
!Spvht he pas, Weekend visiting home
!olkS here.
,'c3rsr Spo"ncr visited friends in
Danvillc lt"t Weekend
VI ana Mrs. -. w. Gillian a
nnr,yy Of friends mot"red 10 Kich-
""hI amd spent the pas, week end.
j., l.. Norris Was :, business yi,i,',,
/" Richmond This week
N.'o'S" Newman ana Henry Lindsey
no'or.h ifpi Washington III their ne =,
car ;hiS week.
daSs with her cousin. Mrs T. Il. Far.
NOR. of South i!oston.
MISS Dorothy Walton, "a student
with her home people here
Misses i.uriiur M"r!mg Margaret
ilundloy and India i:dmunds. who
i,aSh at city Point. were guests OF
ih'ir nom" people in I'armvill" FOR
Acrcr Chnpp"ll who is ia the rov =
'rnmrnt employ 1T Newport Nows.
rillc with relatives and friends 80
NJ and Mrs 4 y. Er!drcfrrth.
OF Nvnhridgc. spent TIA" holiday so. :
son with her PARENTS Mr. aud Mrs
&. n. tunn!nEhum
Miss Lucill, BARNES. "a student, OF
me normal. visited her parents, MIR
AMI Mrs. Il; !. R'rn's. Of Richmond.
Tor Faster
Attorney " 9. i'i,zra,riclt attended,
~" Easter dances 1t University of
Virginia TINS week.
u Warren Walker has boon spend B.
ing the past t"o w"ots I'm :icaluon,i.
Misses Mary aud fN&ab"ih l.cNyls.
of Randolph Macon COLLEGE. visited
men rhr"ni, Nr and Mrs. j II
Lewis Tor Faster
Major H. II Hunt aud family hot
or"d :" tro@yt last Wednesdays for
"a visit TO relatives
Mrs. frank rully ana daughter.
of Etchm"nd. have been rcccn, guest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

| 81 Mrs. T. j.. French. Her daughter.
Miss lrina hubbard. who teaches ~
'rc"nhIy also visited her last week
! end.
Miss Irma Eic" oc the Maybucry.
| W Va. High school faculty. spent
saturday and sunday with her mother.
/ MIS-. Richard Rice. She returned to
! ncr school work Sunday accompanied
) her sister. Miss Mary Rice who -
| spending her senior holiday with her
/ NJ. nud Mr. Chas. Ellington and
daughter. from lfrO"ku"al. spent tn"
| past week. -"ild with his mother Mrs.
]: ". Ellington. who returned with
th'm on Monday 10 h. their guest for
! some time.
Little Miss Mareuorit" Cnrdweil.
Spehl IN" pas, week with her grand @
NJ. and Mrs. ROY Whitniro were
visitors L" h"aroI>, FOR TIA, past week
Miss sadie roarsoIl NormM stu
Gint"r rarit Richmond
Mrs John Fallwcll. Of Roanoke.
spent III" holiday season as guest Of
Mr.; and Mrs 7. II. ra!!wolI hero.
iinnd@lph- Macon. was 2 CUES, % h"r
nar"nts. Dr. and Mrs " T. Anderson
FOR The weekend
MISS E.aulah Staten spen, the pas,
week md WIN her home people ia
Miss Saliic Ma" Gray attended tho
Easter DANCES at Washiurton ana Leo
University this w""lt
Master William Gray il yisi,iu,. \, is
rnrHntn"thcr Mrs g W Smoo,. or
Richmond
Iui"; marriaa" took place sat
in,lr1iny. March %. when Mrs & 6.
H,hslcy l."y. g Edward nurrcIi.
rnwor ~ tho FarmvilIc Har,i>t
Church performed IN" ceremony i'm
ircErnC" 81 only wCwbcrs 81 IN. .n,
ru'd!ai" family Nft"r the marriage
ih'' n"rri'd IN" "asthouud train 'or,
a wedding trim and on their return.
VII r'sid" az the home Of IN. bride
In S"rp.ll Heights
Tuesday. March % q, Proctor. Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

May SclIuits became The bird. -,
iii" e. Motley. who r,Sid,s
t'hrinvil!e. Rev. r.. G. Moscr ,,
OF the Prospect Methodist 81,
performed tn" ceremony in tho
enc" OF only the families OF IN.
tracing parties. Following nio
rIaE". II reception and dinner
t"nd.red the bridal party at tn.
"I 'he bride, after which TIA" g.
''lt Tor an Eastern wedding /
MIR. and Mrsn Hunter Stcgrr
daughter. Miss Frances. /, A.,
suns. son 81 iId.r aud Mrs
watkins. of l'arinvil.. when
p.hc" Ia Rocky Mount. on 'r,,c
Maryh 20. Mr.. ana Mrs. Watllin,
r"sid. ia farnyiilc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
S 6 CHE, : Y
,co..t.nucd nom I-trs, paecp

tEg.t.ur.rl from First pagpD
i,ak Womans cub VII! 4" held
WcuR"sday afternoon al : u'cioci, ur
"a" lawn Of Tho HON" 81 Mrs, "
Whcolwrisnt prosidcn; of the James
River Garden Club. vii! talk on
'Gardeuiug"
tIuuuu, card ,.nrt,.
y NH"'"'' ~''''
~. ,"n,i,-s ,.rlI
H. Jog .'iu 81, '.' ", "'''' ,.,
G.,If,....
IN "'s't'i' "i Wv 7N''.' -,
MGmnag Nstoei",i,om som ,l,.,n,I1
lfn,F'i'',. cr.,r, Vi VI. ~ rhc.ir,-
man, Mrs t;ds"f t-Ii,itH' Mr# ,,,.s
Amh'"F' Mt i,l'h'fi N
carter WaiHrlcy' MIS- N''"'''
NGpnsS "n4 others ,,~,,. ,,, j.. 49,.
served ~ ''ltpNo'n'iS - S. -. :,
NdamS nu!eN"ri iIl5 Mr. n.
Eoriud',. Bul"Nard "i'n Mr@ VI v
laSsiier Hui"Nnrd '5--W
l. u. {. card rartH.
MIS- -. Nuriv%, genera. rnht'iNA"
uf tine T. l.. g. benefit card panty
given under The auspices ~ thy !'''h-
mori chapter o' which ArS N"' Iu"t
Randolph. Is president. has Hpp'tni"d
tho following chairr"n - '''imlt'
ices Mrs. \ l. Richarls"n t21i.%
;ickcts: Mrs } * Bowman. prizes.
Mrs = j. Koruodlc. publicity. Mrs.
me Jefferson Hotel for Tn, affair
which VIII take place on Apru =. 81
. O'clock IN, proceeds VIII b." used
Th1 s1rlur season is now a rs
quests from III. vjrEJnins and Mary
!auH ar. arriving 60 tax" part III tn"
uraErIin which each day uf"'s Ht
II, coming w.,e is the open prnto..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
~ AND orr or TowN.

IN" program ana social meetin. on
>hc tuird "Wednesday Of each month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
APARTMENTS
247 SO. JUNIPER STREET
New Fireproof Building
LARGE APARTMENT

Entire first floor OF r rooms. 3 closets. .
lnths, new and thoroughly modern in e,i
arts. yard laundry, basernent' janitori DE-
signed for physic'an's Office ahd home; fur.
nished o. unfurn!shed: references -euuiS'h:
rent moderate for nelghborhood. s. +. Wo d..
nNiLn. 221 q nlel FL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
5727 KINGSESSING AVENUE

CORNER HOME; 1900 CEDAR Thoroughly
modern; garage; 112-ft. lot; will fnIncc.
M session. RuECKLE. 725 s. 52d st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
NEW HICH-CLASS APARTMENT

in thorough" modern apartmrrl rons"-;
dining room, bedroom Kitchen and hNth and
porches. hardwood floors, electric ~ y
rooms. . attractively furnished; jantor sC"y-
icn and rear service stairs. Phone Columbia
1907. 1923 and 1890 y. Park ave. g. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

oO3,l--DesIra so vacancies. sin.
slc or en- suite. with or without hath.
ST. 2DuD lars" dNI1io room,
nnl.L Anrt nNrnnMrn. rMnMInK MnLnr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

MACHINERY AND TOOLS
MACHINE SHOP FoR SALE
lRET1RiNG FROM BUStNESs)
,,,. PROPERTY AID EQUIPMENT
ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TOOLS CAN
BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY:
2bx14 Schumacher & Boye Lathe
l4xs Carroll ,JamicBon Iatho
20x10 Perkins Lathe
2G-n. Siblcy Dr!u Press
S8.in. Mueller Radial Drill Press
Marvel High-Speed Draw-Cut Hacksaw No. 4
IA HIP, White & Middleton Gas Engine
Little David Air Drill
Portable Crane (Canton No. ~
Portable Boring Bars and equipment various
sizes)
Steam Enslne indicators and Planimeter
2-ton Yale e. TOwne Chain Block
20.tcN Reliance Hydraulic Jack
Time Clock ard Rack (Cin. almost new)
OffiCe Equipment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

MON TG0MERY AVE, i7.0--9i 81 iron,
com, rms. %. nni4rn.' nNPT. pa. 1900 w
FINE, 222O--Gieautirully furnished room.
rear hath; electric light: priv FINN. Phone.
PI%i;, S0?..-- Dag!rGb,y furnished las" double
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
COUNTRY BOARDING
APARTMENTS

,-IjIj-DNEN taken to b ara uu my farm
wttn moENssrn ,(frLnn' W. T|'' 81 'o'ere"Ce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

TTT0IIT- y S22S-IcouufIilr Furnished
room, bath. hot-wnter heat, "''c'r'"' ie"'
CHESTNUT, ?O3O.-pssra 80 y0cnnr'rs, sin.
slc Or en- suite. WITH or without bath. -.
CHEETNCr 81. 2onO lars" dor6io room,
southern cxp9svre: runn!nr woter. 10000. .
'',arT com, rms,, ~, lnfurn hitpr, ba 1855 u
PINE, 222O--TeautirulIy furnished room.
rear hath; electric light: priv FINN. Phone,
Pi%i:- S62-- DagIrpbly furnished las" double
room. fAhert +l2a. a.-.--.-... .--.- -..
RACE s'Ty a00s--t.aITg, furn.ISsneH room;
s,'Pi'CE &C AOi0-- FURNISHED or unfur.
nah'd rooms; h99!ntss rc?i"" nreteted
SPRi,CE Sr.. iIOi-.Modcru lN"Ge rooms
s.ns:o and doal1. "lec l!zhl; maid service.
r,ns. naor e.A l.- Hoor nlof. OF ecc.
WALNUT 6Oa%--I.arQe 'hrd-story from,
room. we'll Furnished; tjr Two Gentlemen
or hus,ness CoGple e.-.-- ..--- --.
snse. excel. hoard: Nv -hca,. eyec.
18TH. n 100, HOTEL RURGC Beau
NtUI tyrn: r2nm' spoues9 clean; olec. :
Sen a 9com, for tgaye!lNs rtonle. Snruce 1a5i !
18Th ST., 4, 2003--Second floor back. next
to bath meals ont!onal: d"sir. for students.
| 18TH 81 y. l7G3-Two nicely turn;, rms;
.nr. BATH: desir. TOY students. Ola, 2S26 !
rnoT7: h0uaekpG.: al cons. lJ'a 5000 J.
! iVTH at. : %0-Hr.sA: fI;ltsn- 4 ro.nl in
nlnaN FANNY. ----.-.---.. --.. .----
I0TW s'r, =, @%57,-l;,9rsc. airy mex. bah.
"!@L- no -! y! ~ ., !'','t,,
"oi - r,0,. rnnu1 f,~uis.,I y,'.b ,,,o
,'riiit.cLnSnn,,a II tGaai~oE '''" ~
i@n = 3l2-LaITs% pa,,Tr as'c. rSSom ;sm!.
priv, VAN; nafuWoDu, r' mnW,S' "'-"' he"''
e!rc seLecl !.2t.al'" - : - y -~-.---
! furn.; elsr.. hGl.water heat --.-.---.
! 81 TINSTIT rurui.lel room with .Iowith
! ~ ','.-!n 10" rSnm.I yoIrE lads; modem
t."dG,- lolL.-
"E!!'-F NM;[ o- syngre ha%dwnoJ rnors.
ne, .ouD', m.o,or us02 = Tr,,T a. .
CL..AN AN'il-i"St --''- - - - e.
,;Tr.13 XI.TIyE furn so,s. s1me No;,se;Irs
| Sherwood Ar' NH"hGEE.- NhEE.-- t,3l ) -" l.iNur -
WEST rUIIAnEl.
| TXC CTPTTONALI.N we'll tur"'shea roo7s in
| private aduIt fhNi., ,Hs = rto"", ;
g"Nt."meni Lir"ly S"In WIN "2d m Srrus%' mA,%S
thos" wthihS mug LIE! ''hsS heed
! apply, references barl lg nibb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
BOARDING

PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate young
couple or gentlemen with nicely fur
risned room next TO bath and board; all
c0nyenIonces. homo comforts. Phone Wyo-
ming 26n7. 4129 n. W@rnock ct. st.-.-..-.-..-
G0ARDER wanted IN private home. Soang
lady ur, terred; mother and daughter, West
Y,hi'a convenient 10 cars and close to Uni
vcrRity. \ 9l3, Ledgrr Cn!ce.
S0TE ST n, lll---Deslrablc VaCan.. re-
Gned adults, beaut, lOC good table; roas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
HOTELS

sMEM llgllsh lidinx saddles Whinnys
rnSIMSseTs Parkers and best make; so new
ESTTSG,s %.lh rollers just arrived Barnev
.aN l2i2 Cherry ct "'"'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Used.
1886 N. BROAD ST.

A-----------------
A RECOSDl1IOkED Al IptAR TeD!c5sn, y
better Investment ihsr many O'i:"f mOkrS
Of new trU,ka. we have read tor SR'" a
few guaranteed rrcondltioned Autcears Wh!cn
are newly pa!ntol and in eXct'l"Gt IHtrLEM-
zeal condition; hOdies 20 SG.t yuUr noCiU, IA
cludng high-.!N coal nEl rutnry dunrr:
recond;ioEed AutocnrH vita bolra a. ir,v
AS $1,000; We guaran'ec ey"r% Iccoahi'Hnei
Autocar. CSi, write or plon" L"CpSt O2jS.
THE ACTOCAR SALES $50 SERVICE co.
Nfa arlni nnl .NA pta
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

Just finished: every convcn.onCc Wild" street,
imposing entrance; each suite consisting Of
large living room, bedroom. combination
hroakfGst room and ktCh"rettc und bath; all
light, airy outside rooms (half Of the suit q
having spacious brick column porcheG); OF
tho suites can be rented furnished. Phone
LoCXTIoN 1928 : 1880 y. PARK AVE.
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LADY will share Iuxur!ou-y furn. small
vith young iAly OF rennemenl. locust S4ss.
''II 'IInfurnished elcrtrIc light, hol-water heat.
wnitesides L M2Aanahan. l6th and Pine.
DESiilABIE HmfgrniEsnSS housoSo;PiPs
mSdein. convenient to all car lines. 1911
sF5FUCE, I5ll-H,kPs. apt, rms. & bath,
h,Trdc@ood TcH f.ors, Locust 2@IO SEQ junitorr''
APARTMENT HEADQUAKTERs
Apartment Agency. 1884 Walnut ~.
LNETNNiSHEn Il 3","S5%s%nE %SS.& FPs newly
calr Tr"%ST,So to IN 2o!6 cH%slnat a." '-"1
332 s. i6FH sr.--I.nrFe, room with bath,
wSHintcttde Sn'ttdds' Mci.sRaGan, I5t6 and Pine
SPRUCE Sr. @lS5-rnus. at1rac. every
Tmr Pos R STrS PnS % II f%%S o9Sst hIISss ISss
A[TRAyG;lipSnm A[THRscy;cspnE m apartmen,s. witTin rTGr MN
utas St broad ST: Station Poplar 4605.
GTiF[E ST., 2lO3-Ncw reduced prices for
"a, imn iTmnnmpsra TE@Ga ,,. ,',''''''
,5Ei -ANCEY APrs., 2sQo pine ST, apt. !
pftt5 looms and bath third fo"r 'So per month,
ERiE AVE AND 10TH Up.lo.datc apt. /
r. Johnson, SprHco i4GG-0. 2r ,aGltor-
PARK Az, 4 DauohIn--Arts" all new & up.
] = 'IIligsTrirSy Johnson, Spr tiCG2 or jan'toT
/ WALNUT ST.. s7l@.-Thrce rooms, bath
knchsne% ,nTd Tp%S0n pSoE. f%G R"Ir ESf ISS R2t
| WE HAVE seyc.ni desirable Housekeeping
apis FOR rent, TAULANE. 0l9 Walnut
AND 4 room apartments, unfurnished: hot
water heat. 1919 Farmount ave.
FaIMM0HEfn spt: anfarr A hc, water heat. eos.f osal
1!s rms 'HSAH'sst board Son HS" rcH:r rSRs aoS
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OLD GOLD

Siy,s silver, platinum, plated ware, old.
Est siswslry, teeth plates bought for cash.
nssEi Qid gold silver. platinum dia-
'hd H''A ShOn, N0G FIlbert at
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MOUST AIRY
OAK LANE

634I N. t3TH-Aiodern s-story home lot AZ.
ia; ar sarase: h.-w. hoors NV ~
white ana mAhosany woodwork. reas. fof
quick sale. Oak Lane 300 J. ~
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stores and Dwellings

s Il. CORNER 18th and Dlok!nson-Thrc
story store and dwelling; splendid location
for any bus; VIII finance; price very ren
\. Carnoe, 5000 n, 22d. Phone Tioga 1890
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

My few rerra.ui@g; dcs ratle home. all
rooms. new pa!e- and pant; Wayne juno
, ,'on neiEhhorhood ,r'y $4,000 can finance
4 YOU on very easy terms. CNas r Wake
H-'G. l2lS Ihrs.rUt - Walnut 2SSs.
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I.LER 10 - 18th st.

$3.50 SPRUCE ST.-I.ot IOOxl45 to De
l."Arev 81. 20 : oms baths: garage in
rear, excellent Co0d!IOn. deal FOR fraternity
'0~7' ~" J. y Ep ,n (, ,s,L -.
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sTAMPS AND COINS
ROOMS, FOR RENT

ABOUT sTASiiPS~-BUY Or sNi.L
pUILA. STAMP CO.. - =. 18TH ST.
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Desirable Central Property

CORNER property. near l3'h and Arch sts..
Will he sold less than assessed value,
which Is $4,000; can be Improved TO pro-
duce large revenue. = 100 Ir.Eer 0itce.
90 .ORrD I,uyers or irNss''rs = tnnp--2ll3
Gprrltt st: rent $40; rrIrr $1,000. 2l33
C'yrlcr st., rent $l5: rr.cn $500. VA r,
y, w, cor, 10Th and Passyun& ave. Ihonc
hG2J
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TTT0NT <. 322S-BcuutifIllv !urn shcd
room, bath. hOt-wnter heat, electric; rea'
"a,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-27

pass in procession before these shrines
along the stone passage. In the north
transept are aisleS on the east and
west Sides and at each end over which
is a gallery, something uncommon in
the cathedrals in England. Under the
organ loft is the Chapel of the Holy
Sepulchre having several paintings de-
pictinti the Passion of Our Lord and
number of decorated canopies built
against the piers. At the eastern part
of the north SIDE of the presbytery are
found a number of chantries and
chapels commemorative different pre-
lates. The north chapel is.the chapel
of the Guardian Angels and is named
from various figures of angels in the
vauIting. Prior Hunton and Prior
Sil1stede built the Perpendicular walls
in the Lady Chapel. The REFUSES of
these two men on the vault are. ct.
Hun and a ton," for Thomas Hunton.
and Il and Por" for Prior; 1T. Silk
and a horse for Thomas Sjlkstede.
In the south chapel is the Chantry of
Bishop Langton.- Queen Mary's chair.
upon which she sat when she was
married to Philip of Spain in the Lady
Chapel, is found here. At the time OF
the marriage there was a great amount
of rejoicing IN the city but the coun-
try disliked the marriage, and the
country suffered for it. On the north