davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
[UNIE, 1921. Gnla din urmx ytiri tslegraficA din
lumea mtreagk
Orientarea politiC3
q Ardelenilor
De VASILE COLDS

vad mile de tarani, zecile de
mil, venind pc drumurile desfun-
date de ploaia zapazita spre ceta-
tea lui Horia 81 lui Iancu. 81 pc
platonul inchis dinaintea portii
Viteazului, ,Mihaiu peste o suta
mil de romani, in ger 81 ploae 81
vint. lar in sala cea mare cer-
cului militar reprezentantii auto
rizati al natiunei romano din ia
rile de sub coroana Sfintului Ste
fan, de Ia Vladica pima la opinca.
Toate clasele, toate virstele, bar
bait 81 femei, toate partidefe mo-
derate 81 intransigente, rationale
81 socialiste. In desavirsita sa uni
tate era intreaga natiunea roma
ma din Ardcal, Banat 81 tara I'm
gureasca.
Era la Alba-Iulia.
O ri rece 81 ploioasa de / De-
cembrie 1918, intocmai ca 81 la
Is Maiu 1848 pc campul Liberia
tel de la Blaj.
81 in acea mare ri istorica, ce
|proclama natiunea romano, care
Isl recastigase dreptul de autode-
terminatiune?
Voiu reproduce primul 81 ulti-
mul articol din hotaririle sale.
II. Adunarea matiOnald a tutu
Tor rOmdnilOr din TransilvaMid
Bamat 81 Tara UngMreascd, adu.
xafi priw rsprssentaHfW 5or fndrep
tdti!i la Alba lula IN ziua de IL
Noembrie II Decembrie) 1918, de
creteazd Mnire0 acelor romdm 81 I
tuturor teritoriilor locuite de dan
sii GU Romdnia. ADUNAREA
NATIONALA PROCLAIM IN
DEOSEBI DREPTUL MALE
NABIL AL NATIUNEI ROMA
| NE La INTREG BANATUL GU
PRINS INTRE RfURILE MU
RES, TISA 81 DUN1RE.
ok. Pentrw cOnducerea maj d.
parte ofaceril0r notiunei roma
ne din Transiluania, Banat 81 ia
ra-Umgureascd, Adunareo mationa
Id hOtdrdste instituirea unui mar
Sfat National ROmdn, care va ace
toatd imdreptdtirea sd represint
na!iunea ron,dnd oricdnd 81 pretu
tindeni fatd de t0ate matiunile Iu
n,ii 81 sd ia toate dispozitiunile p
/ carl le "a afla mecesare in interest,"
| nati,ssei."
l In aceiasi ri Adunarea Natio
nala a ales Sfatul National Re
man, lar a doua ri acest Stat
instituit primul guvern roman a
Il Ardealului.
J; In articolul Ii Adunarea Ns
tionala rezerva teritoriile pima |
intrunirea Constituantei aleasa p
ibaza votului universal, lar i
articolul HI proclama principiil
fundamentals la alcatuirea no,
lui Stat Roman.
n Constat deci inainte de toat
! Cd primul guvern roman al A
dealului ma fost un guvern les
din sinul unui singur partid, MI
;nu era un guvern polite. Organ
acesta de conducere al Ardeal1
lui nici ma fost socotit ca un q
! vern propriu zis, ci Ell insusi 81
I dat numele de: oonsiliu Dirigsn
4 Nici ca Sc putea altfel. Fiindt
g Marele Stat National, care inst
g tuise din sinul sau Consiliul Dil
9 agent, nu fusese vr'un psrlamel
u liesit din alegeri in urma luptel,
politice dintre particle, ci era
. corporatiune aleasa de catre Ad
!, nsrea-N Nationala de Ia Alba-Iul
9 ''pentru conducarea mai depar
= afaeerilor natiunii romane d
u rransilvania si a-Ungures
alca." Din acest guvorn face
4 slparte si dol so'cialisti, d-nii Ju
Il ansnes' u Flueras.
y DecretrA din Is Decembl
Y 1s16 A. xrticolul a sppne. q
n I! yiaoiis y ait n \, !. an
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DEATHS

c,s Xavier Church 10 a. NJ. Int. Holy Cross
RTREofREN fds HREN kG9sT sFf%2r' widow Pp usgsp pc
REDFoRD. Due notice of funeral VIII be
% o,,os H. mel cAT. "a.
zt!sE S;tsnd hs'sIy'f Sss .s'sS' ~
iSH9'% Is r. n at int GhPESs HG1 R.dsSmer 'cs Gem S
he sTa %rsasfyrd Ms Sa Fs & iSs
and "nq 4e fssfssVGc9s inStsd 20 iSn.Ta C
phls q. Int North podMsr Hill Gem View.
'nF FsAtUpIIrTNb.o.Ht VIne!snd. June la. AN.
ToNo husbGnd Of PhinS SInS % sSsnG sssres ,renr %
El9e''9FS; yr from n his Is. late residencc. s. COT.
iSth at. and Snyder ave. A. NJ INT
hq!S s!SSyESs TESsS - ce'i Suddenly at his rs.dencs.
MaR;YTsA paYSs bSs nopss SpPs %IhrAM x
be R.s;.. SsT; "a ana 4sni. ,.,
Lodge No. 3; F ,,TS and A. vi wMd are tnvted e
attend fons5a rssdencs. ssrVSs Sss4 Walton ave
JqRs Fs..ls .s 'osEsa .ss1is..
thurs. 8 ?: NJ: s2sa Wakefield ST. Der.
also st. FRANCIS y. v. 2l SOuautft
are invited to attend funeral. Thurs. $40
NJ, from her late residence, 7i5 n 25th
cRarcs sqqs u Mass n Int Hoy FFs%s. crss:
eWARNocK.-June Il; ANNIE j., wife q
are jnvietd to funeral services. We'd ?
p NJ at her late residence, 1917 North st,
int Cedar Hill Gem. Friends may call
Ipssh pWsshTsoN.-At her residence. N w, cor.
goth and South SITS, on June - 1921. MAEI
F., wife OF Charles q. watson. aged ~
wXTTs.-June 49,, MARY HARVEY.
nsVfd Harvey Watts. RELATIVE and friends
are invited 20 attend funeral services. Wed. /.
ii A. NJ precisely. at the residence OF her
sister Mrs. Joseph Il. Paradise. 63i West
View ave. Germantown; Int: priyate. =,
r,iSow of Frederick Weber. Funeral ON
Friday. $40 a, M, residence 1851 y. i1th
at Solemn high mass at st. Malachy. .
| Church, 10 A. NJ. Interment st. Peters
|'I%GfitsE 'WI%GfitsEfAMs,--s suddenly. June 70. ELLEN
| Cnee Cooke wife OF Arthur Williams. Rea.
lives and teHds nyied to 5Sas 5SRsrs ssry1sf fnES
& Int; pr private; + Remains may 0' viewed
"Y0t'NG-June 10, MARGARET G., wife
! of the late David Young and daushter OF
! the late John f. and Sarah Wolfe. Funeral.
! TO which relatives and friends and Excelsior
| Lodge, No. SO. Ladies OF Golden Eagle. are
| Invited. Thurs. 2 7. NJ, at the residences
| Of her niece. Mrs. Carrie Arts. $50 Ritner
/ Rt Int. Arlington
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LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
BY Lee Pape

pop was smoaking and thinking last
,,ts and all o. a suddin he sed to ma,
q by the way Pawleen, I'm going to
hing a cupple of customers up for
u,ppir Thcrsday mite. DO you think
Naro cnp bait out good mcel for once
md serve il as il she injoyed her work
.nd NOT as il she was serving a life
ssntepts in prison for somebody cltses
erlT,ii,l Wi,lrum YOU know very well Theirs
IA, ia Noras day off, scd ma. .
% I do, meen 80 II is, sed pop,
ii, there's an easy way out OF that,
W, ~, reouost her to take off Friday in
ss,sd Of Thersday this week.
o'' uoo hee. the ideer of requesting Nora
A. 10 enything she duzzent wunt to do
4 lest too funny for wcrds, hee hee,
''S We'll then, don't request her. simply
.ommand her, Is this our house or
tsrsY sed pop, and ma sed, o, about
So 10 / should say, and pop sed, Wei!
, don't agree with you, no cook Is going
; n bc the boss of my ranch. now or at
snv future time, the way to deel with
these matters is with a fern hand. I'm
,oinp rite down and tell her in n plane
matter of fact way that l ixpect her to
werk Thersday aftirnoon and take Fri
day off insted.
Hee hee, Excuse my LATTER, sed ma
I don't even notice It, sed pop. And
hs wawked out of the room hawty with
ma following him to see wat would
happin. and we went down in the
Ltchin and Nora was in there pealing
notatoes with nife and a unsatisfied
IIpression, pop standing there a minnit
and and then saying, Well, Nora, pealinq
mi say I am, ! never seen a smaL
family eat so meny potatoes as this
family does. I CESS IL it was some.
thing that dident haff to be .pealed they
wouldent toutch them, sed Nora. and
non sed, Well, we'll, its not as bad as
hat. I'm sure, and Nora. by the way.
n occurred to me thawt posserbly you
mite like to take Friday aftirnoon off
;nsted of Thersday this week, it meerly
occurred to me.
We'll Il mite as we'll not of, sed Nora
keeping on pealing potatoes, and pop
eed, Suppose not, 1t was Jest passing
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Wills Probated

Wills probated today include
Thomas Carroll. 1874 East Price street,
Germantown. $5246: Caroline Guen-
ther. 6O16 Morton street. $500: Mary
A. T. Simpkins. 242 Berkley street,
$500; Frances X. Lehman, 1857 Main
street, Manayunk. $4,000. All these
estates were disposed of in private be-
quests. Personal Inventories of the
estates of the following were filed this
morning: John McAteer. $157 .112:S0;
Schacffer, S5O1S.T T3 and Ira G. Scip1e,
S50S2.73. Letters were granted to adj
minister the estates Of Frederick G..
Iangenbucher, IIahnemann Hospital,
$1,000; Gustave Eiscle. 590G Master
street. $4,000: and William II. Shields,
Norristown. $1,000.
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GERMANYs GRAIN CROP BIG
Increase In Price Of Bread Attends
Wheat Surplus

Berlin, June 14.--tBy A. Pine
1921 wheat crop Of Germany Will be
of "better than average volume says
a statement issued today by Food Con .
troller Hermes, who also stated that
for the first time since the war. the
country finds itself with grain on hand
on the eve of new harvest. -,
The consumers, however, shortly VIII
face an increase in the price of bread
as the Government has decided to abolish
the subsidies heretofore granted for the
purpose of limiting the price Of bakers
loaves.
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TRAIN WRECKED BY BLAST
Carload Of Dynamite Expiodes, XIII.
lna One Man And lnlurInq Four

New Albany, Miss, June 15.-lBy
A. P.)-One man was killed. four
others slightly injured and fifteen
freight cars with their contents were
almost completely destroyed when col
lision between two freight trains on
the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road exploded a carload Of dynamite
at wallerville, four miles south Of here
early last night.
The force of the explosion hurled
cne of the engines completely over the
other and buried 1t in the ground. Trees
and telegraph lines along the road were
leveled and farmers in nearby fields
we're thrown to the ground. Frank
MAR, Negro fireman on one of the
trains, was killed.
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Deaths

ANDERSsoN,-June 10. 1921, ETHFL A,
GT3pgRter TcI;. Of ChaTIes and Anna Anderson (nee
friends ans arS nSSed to Sttesd Rsia,syes and
TRprs; THY 10 I'M: T. NJ. residence OF her parents.
mount &c n. Remains may bo viewed wrd
,oA: oAA:NPnERssco;N:-oJune, 1a, ANNIE. wife Of
.y5sd I?% ff,}"a' Ssr
sSA!TzEL;7 f. VII WiL4fA.IF ffs.iF ssieysd i %
Mhitman Co. are invited to funeral services.
Brc6 Nor,h S5T a'c eedar GssdfPHf H G.@ !s4'
Friends may call Wed eve. '''' e"
g B3ARNEs;,--Jqne 12; DAVID s., son OF
Yves And t5ieHss also Soys osasr q M9Sss SSis
$, "a St, mi. private FernWood %iS Gems tTTs
,gAST. -, juno 10, 1927. SARAH ANN.
'widcw ot Em@nueI Bast. Relatives ana
Ices, Thurs, 2 p. NJ. precisely at her late
residence 2lOS y. Camao st. Int. pri
EfITER EEATGRER IT}. At :, GlSnoaeH: Pa June u
G. BauChor and daughter OF John 8 and
TI' SSm at Mach iSsyfsS PS FreSG S9s n
6{gss, 6snss, Parker and Ashland aves, Glen.
.BESTzI4t FIT " riSS Ns'ional PaTx. y J.; June
funeraI, services, Thurs, P, NJ, NationSi tf al
Park NJ. L. Church. Int, private. viewing
BooNE,;-June ia, ALLEN BOONE. Flu
rrsna. ma St. Int
Bra EG;mJuHs l3, ANNAi wife OF late
invited to attend fSnsTa f"sS rT %na ssS tFsSnSs e
late residence, $40 Dolmar st.. Roxborough
S2iGmH SoGiH iTSeqI'ew, mass GhurGh Of the Holy
no SdR3qAAN;|iaPs 81 4 A. i. sANTEA r. Hys,
FS%T' ParS b ~ 'fS H TGiSSno soS Gem
Az PFFEI%SS7%!tonS H{ftea GHH&I nn.n,,s -,
st hts summer rgsidence in yentnoT. civ
Church, 8sth and Chestnut SITS. Fri. Solemn Solemn
RRINTON,-IJune l3, AMANDA j.. wife
OF ro Wiiiam inyia9 .; brInion Reat!yes and friends
II; iate resldsncs. 2s5c W Thompsocn- hoISc st, st.
A. ESovsd VIC Of WtGEoas' 'fn' " brown E MARS hSS
SeHFnser q Rcpsyes Si% chsTI' sTa T. Snd
funoro TESrs $50 "a Mr. r.eRas Ra.oamg tng,'4 lc. to
quism S. XsTqnGs,s Church 10 A. "SS 81 0' Int, rS,
,RRowN,;Tyy%no is, 1891 EDWIN II. son
and n re s Sso the oiosrs srswH and ssstiys
OF the Phila. National Bank. Invited 10 tu'
neral services, Wed. 8 i. NJ, residence
4S2I BsIt,m2re sn ave Int private. at con
BCSCHBECK.--Iune 49, ALFRED, hus
| band Of Alwine BusChbeCk Cnee Kna,icrl !
aged AZ. Relatives ana friends ana ali so
cLetss OF Wh!Sh ne was a member are In
| residence, S2l6 y. Reese ST Int Hiusid
Gem FIiCnds my & Ga!l WeG;, eve.
| MARY ANN CLARK, aged so years ReiS
trtyes ttyes and frtends iniltedsts funeral services
Woodstown, N. j. Int. NJ &. Gem. Trai,
leaves Market st. Ferry ii;2e A. NJ. (stand
| ard time),
COLLINs.--June IS, BRIDGET COLLIN,
J (nee Kennedy, wife of late Patrick collins
Diuneral private. Thurs. ;ao A. M. iron
ESuIissS% Pass Pass at 81 sss.lEr Ers.s,s s.s xsyisr'I
pAiLEY.7-J,rr' * E,, .wldos
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SIBERIA MAY REJOlN RUSSIA
Union With Soviet Government Said
to Have Been Aareed upon

Vladivostok. June 15.-(By A. P.)--
Reports received here declare that the
Government of the Far Eastern Repub-
lie Of Siberia, following continuous
conference of three days. has decided to
join Soviet Russia. Anti -Bolsbeviki
have destroyed bridges across the Anur
River. Communist gunboats on the
Amur have bombarded villages taken
over by the insurgents.
General Scmenoff. who came here from
Dalny, hoping to lead the clements
which ousted the Socialist Government
three weeks ago. yesterday left the ship
on which he had entered the harbor and
on which he was held virtual prisoner,
and boarded another vessel. IL Is re-
ported he intends to land at some point
on Amur BaN.
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MEXICAN FARLEY FRUITLESS
American Envoy Discusses Move to
Recoanlze obreaon Administration

Mexico City, June 15.--(By A. PD
George r. Summerlin, American
charge d'affairs here, has been discuss
ing with Alberto J. Pani secretary Of
foreign affairs, the proposed recogni-
ton of the Obregon Administration by
the United States.
1t was announced last night. how
ever, no practical results had been
achieved.
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Two New Pulitzer Prizes

New York. June 15.--A prize OF
$1,000 for the best volume of verse pub
lished during the year by an American
author will be added to the list of the
Pulitzer Foundation awarded annually
by the Columbia University School OF
J Journalism. Another new prize of $500
Is offered for the best cartoon published
during the year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

ideer of mine. And he went back up
to the setting room and ma sed, Well,
will she Of wont she?
Did IL ever occur to you that even
cook has her rites? sed pop.
.. you meen she wont, hee hee, sed
ina laffng.
Haw haw. sed non nertending to.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Call Or. Long Ether piscoverer

Athens. Ca. June 15.--(By A. P.)-
DR.. William Crawford Long was Off
cially recognized yesterday by the Uni
versity Of Georgia as the discovcrer of
anesthesia. This action was taken de-
spite the decision of the Hall of Fame
in New York which recently awarded
the honor to DIR. William Thomas Green
Morton, of Massachusetts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Pull Spikes and Wreck Train

Hattiesburg, Miss, June 15.-tBy
A. P.)-Engine, tender and four
coaches of Southern Railway train No.
AZ from New Orleans were ditched and
two trainmen killed four miles from
here last night, officials of the road
declaring spikes had been pulled from
two lengths Of rail, causing the acci-
dent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
Kansas Needs Harvest Hands

Topeka, Kan, June 15.-(By A. PD
With the Kansas wheat harvest
under way fully week earlier than
expected, the supply of harvest hands
is far short Of the demand. Thirty
thousand extra hands will be required,
iL was estimated.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

COMPOsTTORs--Wa non union hand
C0mpositors, capable OF hnlng IN and
making up book and Rd matter, In q town
Of 90, 900 inhabitants; located iess than 75
mites from philadslphia' poImanent posi-.
week OF ~ hours plus bonus 20 cover
Wing expenses Tor the first month. Address
NJ 10 Ledger Office.
CLERK-Young man TO oil CLERICAL position,
state age, education, salary and expert
enoa, II any, lilD Ledger Ofnce,
coMPosIroh. hiFh-grade man. fsfniiisr
up. Apply Bingham Co., fsp-sl N. J1nipsr
dSzy9sFToEs, q y .ssss Sssss: ;1ssys. -.
=. HfqEtIsr Aseh a~A t6if = ~ "a - =
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General
MAKE MONEY Ar HoMp

MAKE MONEY AT HOME
You can earn from 81 20 t2 an hour IN
your spare time writing showcardp; quickly
no csnyassing OF soliciting; we teach yoy
week: full particulars and booklet free. Write
today TO American Show Card School. 210
Ryrle Bldk Toronto. Canada.
GIRLS clerks, EtenoRra raphers, typists wants6
at onCe by Government good Balary; easy
hours; rap.d Arrangement: write for instruc-
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LOST AND FOUND


CERTTFTCATE-Notlce is hereby given that
the undersigned has made application for
ten. shares OF stock Of the Pennsylvanis'
Railroad Co. issued to Carl A. Kaiser. and
dated 9Th OF May 1921. tho same having
been lost or destroyed. Milton Helm Co..
Now York. Phia 3.
CERTIFICATE-NQtice is hereby given that
the undersigned has made application for
the renewal OF Certificate No. 4 7s1s63 FOR
ten shares OF stock OF the Pennsylyania
and dated the 5th day OF May. 1921, the
same having been lost or destroyed. Mil.
ton Helm Co. New York Phila.
PIN-Lost. sapphire. pearl crescent pin sun
ing aNS sec. S''efh00n' reward !" Fs'a'" 10 DeI
PIN-Lost. On June I. diamond crescent pin.
1S to 20 small diamonds. Reward IL re-
turned to 1922 n. 10Th at.
RING-,I.ost. on Friday or Saturday. coins
from Ridge ave. and 18th st. TO Chestnut ST. .
solitaire diamond ring. stamped E11sg u
+. c. q Co. Reward II returned to J, r.
Clldwell & Co. Juniper and Chestnut SITS
RING-Lost, on. Friday or Saturday. from
Ridge ave. and 10th ST. 10 Chestnut. soil
taire diamond rlng. stamped E11sg. J. u. c.
e. Co. Reward II returned TO J. +. Caldwell
Co. Juniper and Chestnut SITS. r,
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PERSONALS

CANDY STORE OF Sam Cllbanofr 40 Green.
st. has been sold 10 Michael waldInan.
Creditors. II any apply NJ. Zlnman cor.
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
unless contracted by myself. NJ. TANEN--
BAUM. 1882 South st.
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IN NNiORIANI

MacCARROLL.--In loving memory OF M,
tather. J0SEfh MacCARROLL, who dieC
June 10. ltll. DAUGHTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
n(-Ezs ESTATE OF WILLIAM p. ]. SCHEN.

~ KEEL, deceased--Letters tcstamentary
m the above estate having been granted To
the undersigned all per ,ons INDEBTED to the
sa i'd estate ore requested to maks payment,
end those havirG claims TO present the same.
without delay, to .......-.
Or t. her attorneys,
W1Lt.MANNS & FOODY.
112o Stnnhan Girard Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

STENOGRAPHER - Large manufacturing
concern, Broad and Chestnut. has position
open for experienced girl. not over 90 details
as 70 age. schooling, experience and mini
mum salary desired. POstOffiCe Box 751.
Phila d Q MIN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

SALESLADIES. experienced, to sell sweat.
ers. Apply bureau Of employment, D. +.
Devices. ll2@-24 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

advertising for magazines, newspapers,
nr0grams directories and special dltlons.
This proposition calls for real salesmans IN:
do not answer unless you produce. To
producers drawing account up TO 500 per
week can be arranged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

HUSToN;-June 1a. ANNIE NJ. wife OF
Daniei J J huston Inee Bradley. Relatives
a.; NJ: late residence. 1908 w Erie ave
S0Iethh requiem mass st. Stephens Church
lO A. NJ. Int HOLY C,rnaa 49, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
sP ESTATE OF FREDERICK r

81 ceased - Letters testamentsry upon
the estate OF Fredorck ElcE. ~, a@cGeased. Sec hay
PANY and Clarence l.. Mitchell, all persons
Indebted 10 tho said estate are requested TO
make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them. without
delay. at the office OF the said company,
Nos 325-33l Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p. GEST.
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

Girl, for indoor messenger; must be Ia
ye5-s old or over. Apply Mrs Linda Pat
ton. Curtis Publishing Co. 9th and SAN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
TELEPHONE OPERATING

WAITRESS SS-CHANBERMAID - Wanted. an
experienced white woman, over 2b; Alsa-
ttan. English or Scotch preferred; steady no.
stion; small family: good wages; best raj
"rrnCeE required. Box 80 RadnOr Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CROCHETERS. experienced. wanted on
shade rings to take work home. do not
write; no work given out OF city. r. w
Maurer & Sons Co. i31l Wayne ave near
18th and Germantown ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

GRADY.--on June ~. 1927. WILLIAM J..
husband Of Agnes Grady (nee .Curtis). Flu
late residence, SIS Quarry at. High mass at
81 Augustines Church A. n. 1nterment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

rrIo J0NEs.1At Chestnut HUI; Pa. Tuesday.
Due NOTICE OF funeral viii be given.
,,E.Y ,,EM.YEAEHNEY,-June 10, MARY J. KEAR.
attend fuperal. Thurs. A. NJ. from the
residence OF Daniel Boardman. 1925 Cresson
ST. Fails OF Schuylkill. Solemn requiem
mass 81. Bridget's Church s:3O A. NJ Int.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
West Salem

West Salem, Or, Dec. 12.-Mis.
Luella Russell spent Thuraday in
Salem visiting her sister, Mrs. M
M. Miller.
Charles H. Raymond, represent
atiye for Roth C company, has re-
tutrned home for the week end.
Mrs. H. Won Lehe Of Corvallis
returned to her home Tuesday aft
er spending a week visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. r. Woods.
Joe Woods of Corvallis has come
to West Salem to pay his son, 8.
r. Woods, an extended visit.
The delivery car driven by Mr..
Gerth of West Salem collided WIN
another car on Friday while in
Salem. Mr.. Gerth states his car
was not badly damaged.
Rev. A. Hawthorne, pastor Of
West Salem Methodist church,
will be confined to his home for
several days on account Of having
his teeth extracted.
E. R. Moore received broken
leg while he was grubbing on the
Hogg ranch. Ht'9Si --sa'e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-12
Bonds Size
In1H71QteYiUI
To This Guy

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 12.-What
matters little bond, fixed at high
or low figures, to Whitney, a
scion of the old family.
A youth who said he was Jack
Whitney, nephew of Harry Payne
Whitney, one of America s wealth
lest men, faced the police judge on
a charge of cheating and swindling
and other offenses after his arrest
here.
Whitney went to downtown
department store to look at some
fur coats. He stated he desired
to make a purchase for his grand
mother, who was about to leave for
California.
According to the store IS credit
manager, Whitney represented
himself as a nephew of the famous
New York horseman. He also stat
ed he owned pecan grove near
Columbus, Ca, and a string Of
race horses at Louisville.
The coat, he said, must be sent
out on approval, which was quite
all right, so he picked out gar
ment worth $780, He selected one
for himsel fthat cost $3.50. Both
were to be sent on approval to No.
SO West Peachtree street, which
was done. But the merchant be-
gan Investigations which failed to |
bear out the statements of Mr..
Whitney. There was no grand
mother, pecan grove or horses, and
the coat proved to be for Alice
who lives at the Peach
tree address.
Whitney told the Judge to make
the bond as high as he liked. The
recorder fixed it at $4,000.
Your uncle won't mind that,
anyhow" said the judge.