davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

the year before while imports were
ss.e54.449.4so against s5,2ss,s52,-
ia. The balance OF trade for the
year was S2.731,fs6.6o9 compared
with s2.711.s01512 the year before.
Part of the shrinkagc in the value
Of foreign trade is due, the report
says. ito lower prices rather than
to diminished quantities and part
to the general unsettled conditions
in the countries to whom the United
States sells
1T Is, therefore. increasingly inn
portant." Il is added. that the SER
vices OF the Bureau OF Foreign and
Domestic Commerce be developed
and intensified 10 meet the increased
demands of American manufacturers
who are planning 10 hold and ex-
tend their markets abroad"
In this connection, Mr.. Hoover re-
views the work OF the various divi-
sions Of the bureau, noting that the
Latln-American division has rem
/ dered ,notable services to American
business men during the year" lie
also calls attention that the Far
| Eastern work has been expanded and
developed.
Tho secretary says the bureau Ere
auires great additional strength II
/ IL Is to serve the purpose really in
tended by Congress and meet the
demands that are made upon 1t by
the business men of-rf1e country in
their present distress" Not only
should more attention he given to
trade promotion. he adds. but II
should be possible to make the more
detailed economic surveys abroad
that "are now so indispensable be-
cause OF the enormous financial in
terest we have in foreign fields"
An increase Of 100000 tons in
the American merchant marine dur
ing the last fiscal year in noted in
the report The. number OF ships
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
Girls Wool Dresses
81. .98, S5.98, $6.9S

Here is a Christmas Spe-
cial in our Girls Dress De-
partment All-wool Regula-
ton and Novelty Dresses,
sizes Z to IA. A complete Sc
lection awaits your inspection
Of the newest styles for every
Miss. Make it a garment
gift. one that will long be
remembered and much ap-
preciated. See the red and
blue new combination dresses,
full pleated skirts and neat
embroidered trimmings.
Girls Dress Dept.
First Floor, Rear
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
TOMORROW Offers Extraordinary Values From Our First Floor
Front. And Acceptable Gifts Are These
Girls Rain Capes
Special at S2.9S

Extra special ARE these
Best -Yette Brand Girls Rain
Capes. Sizes 4 to 16 years,
at only s2.0s. This is a splen-
did gift for any Miss. A full
cut cape. seams cemented and
sewed, hood attached with a
pretty plaid lining; all colors
are guaranteed. This is a
regular sS.ss cape value, but
offered special for the hoIi-
days at S2.9s.
So ifs it's a Rain Cape
for a gift, make an early
selection as they will not last
long, selling at S2.9s.
First Floor, Front
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
Splendid Gifts for the Baby

A large assortment Of Baby Bonnets for the
Xmas gift seekers SILK interlined. with wool;
also hand knit, soc to Sf.5O.
Chidren's gift Sweaters in slipover styles,
r"--~hife mink and white and white and blue.
These are regular s2ss values. in sizes 1 and
? years. Special at $500.
Children's splendid coat style Sweaters, in
Brown, Buff, Copen and Navy, all wool and
regular $500 values. Special at $500.
Childrens all-wool Knit Suits, three and
four-piece garments. What would make baby
a better gift than one OF these lovely warm
suits? Regular s6.9s values. offered at S3.9s.
A beautiful assortment of Baby shoes with
soft soles, also pretty little moccasins in solid
shades; also some daintily hand en- broidered.
Special Christmas prices at s1.O0 to Sf.9s pair.
See the beautiful assortment OF unbreakable
Dolls and Toy Animals. Also the handsome
enameled gift Furniture
First Floor, Rear
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Gift Waists and Blouses
$1.50 up to $6.98

Give her a Waist or Blouse
this Xmas. They can be had
acre at special prices and
every one is OF the newest
style in voifes, Crepe de
Chine. Batiste, Linen, Pongee,
Georgette and Dimity. Regu-
lar and extra sizes, sc to 46
and as to 50. They repre-
sent the greatest waist values
ever heard of. They are
placed in a Christmas box
and will make any Mrs. or
Miss a splendid gift-the sure
to please kind. Make your
selection while the stock is
complete and fresh.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

answer charges Of Illegally transfer
ring liquor and carrying deadly
weapons before Justice r. E. Long.
Of West Grove, at which place they
we're locked up, after being arrested
by Sergeant Mccarthy. of the Sta.e
police, stationed there. Benjamin
Weiss. Of Coatesville, furnished bail
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
In $1,000 each DOR the men.

McCarthy's attention was- drawn
to the automobile by the suspicious
action of the men in charge, and he
arrested them and found eighty-fve
gallons of alcohol in the machine,
which was locked up as evidence at
the hearing.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

FOR RENT-s11 Washington St.
very large front room, first hoor'
southern exposure, comfortably fur
nished and every convenience. Rent
reasonable. Phone 3370.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
Gifts Offered Here
VIII SaUe You Time
and Money. So Shop
Carefully

A complete Luncheon sci
prettily designed on oiicloth' 1S
pieces, at S2.25.
Sweet Grass Baskets make
exceptional gifts, offered at s1.25
TO s2.75 each.
Novelty Brass Writing Desk
Sets, offered at S4.O0 set
Beautiful Cretonne covered
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
at soc each.
children's Work Boxes in a
large variety to select from, at
25c TO $3.50.
A great gift are these Rich
ard Hudnutt toilet sets; / bottle
toilet water, taicum powder
and 1 cake soap, at $50 set.
One bottle Of Three Flowers
Toilet Water, at $3.50.
Handsome ribbon covered
Mirror and Powder Puff Set for
powdering the back, at soc each.
One Pompeian Set, taicum
powder, face powder and toilet
water, at $500 set.
One large bottle Elmo Brand
Perfume, soc.
Novelty Gift Bud Vases filled
with toilet water. at soc each.
Mems handsome Silk and
Knit Ties in all the newest pat
terms. in boxes at soc and Sf.00.
Women's Glove silk Boomers
in pink and lavender, very heavy
quality at s3.25 TO s4.OO.
Women's Pink Silk Boomers
in pink only. This is the newest
style and bought especially for
the holidays $3.50.
Women's Set silk Vest and
Bloomers TO match, in pink at
s2.25.
Women's Glove silk Vest in
pink and lavender. very heavy
quality, S1.95 to $3.50.
Main Floor
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Bromley Dresses
Very Special, 1898

This is without question the
greatest Dress value OF the
season. They are Jersey and
Peter Pan Dresses. Never be-
fore could you have bought a
Dress at s3.9s. But Crosby
and Hill Co. offer them to-
morrow. with a full cut
skirt, white collar and cuffs.
The standard full cut model.
Don't delay in purchasing one
OF these, as we only have a
limited nun Der OF these
splendid dresses.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
HAD BIG ALCOHOL CARGO

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Dec. ID
Michael swartz and Samuel Fein-
berg, Of Chester. have been held to
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
pII,s cured In 8 10 "a pav,

Plies Cured In to "a Days
Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails TO cure Itching, Blind
bleeding or Protrnding Piles Instantly
relieves Itching Piles f0c-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

Traces OF many diseases still prev
alent have been found in mum
mics 5000 years old.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
II May Be Handsome Silk
Undergarments You'll Want to
Give

Beautiful silk satin and crepe de
chine Camisoles with ribbon straps
and built-up shoulders, trimmed
daintily with iaces; placed neatly in
holly boxes and offered at $1.00,
Sf.5O and S1.9S.
Handsome silk. satin, crepe de
chine and Jersey Envelope Chemise.
built-up and ribbon-strap styles; ex-
ira heavy quality at S3.9S.
A beautiful assortment Of gin
Gowns. Chemise and Boomers in
trimmed and tailored styles; flesh
and whitei special al s1.o0 and
S1.5O.
Women who appreciate fneness
in underearments would prefer one
OF these handmade and hand-em-
broidered Philippine Gowns and
Chemise as a gift. Special prices at
Sf.gS to S3.0s.
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

Seven Ideal Gifts From the Piece
Goods and Trimming Dept.
At Special Prices for Tomorrow
FRENCH SERGE. SPECIAL, st.s5
YARD.
Regular $500 all-wool French
Serge. 50 inches wide in navy, black,
Burgundy. plum, copen, taupe and
myrtle. An excelient'gif for mother
or sister. S1.s5 yard.
SILK sHIRTINGS, sf.s5 YARD.
Regular s3.oO values in jersey
broadcloth and crepe de chine silk
shirting 32 and SO in. at S1.S5.
SILK SHIFTING. Sf.25 YARD.
Regular $500 values in 37-inch
stripe tub cloth at SIPS.
HANDKERCHIEF LINEN, $3.50
YARD.
s6-inch Handkerchief Linen in all
shades. makes a splendid gift; Ia
Of yard makes 3 Handkerchiefs.
TEA APRONS. soc, SOC, 75c, 500
AND Sf.25.
Beautiful Tea Gowns are always
acceptable for Christmas gifts.
Plain and fancy styles.
CANuSOLIsS. s5c AND st.OO.
Embroidered and Crocheted Can't
soles, boxed for Christmas gifts.
METAL GIRDLEs. SPECIAL, $3.50.
Regular $3.50 to $500 Metal
Girdles in all the newest novelties.
offered tomorrow at $3.50 each.
Main Floor
Evening journal., 1921-12-13
Why Not Glue Gifts
That Really Mean
q Merry Chrisfn1as2

all sizes. They are handsome
and make a splendid gift, $3.50
pair.
women's Novelty SILK and
Wool Hose in all the new
heather mixtures. Special at
s2.25.
Mems Splendid Mercerized
Hose in all shades. offered spe-
cial at soc or 3 pair for St.OO.
Women's beautiful Handker-
chiefs. and in a box at Csc
TO $3.50 box.
Women's Linen Handker-
chiefs with embroidered and
lace edging, at 121sc to $3.50
each.
Women's handsome novelty
linen handmade Handk dkerchiefs,
in light shades, 500 each.
Mems plain linen Handker-
chiefs. at 25c To $3.50 each.
Mems initial Handkerchief,
in a box, sf.OO 10 $500 box.
Beautiful are these Collar and
Gun Sets. placed neatly in an
Xmas box. SOC and s1.OO set.
IItllN DOuuOlI laps make
excellent gifts. SOC 10 $3.50
each.
Women's Duvetyne Handbags,
with beautiful silk Innings. coin
purse and mirror. at $3.50 and
S4.05.
Women's splendid Handbags
and Purses in leather, pin seal.
moccl, spider, calf, locust and
tooled feathers, St.OO up to
$500 each.
Gifts that the children like
and will sure appreciate as
gift. SILK, leather and velvet
Purses. 25c 10 Sf.OO each.
Novelties made up OF beauti-
full dainty ribbons in soft
shades. They are too numer-
Gus to mention. offered at SOC
and 75c each.
Main Floor
Evening journal., 1921-12-13

Every man will appreciate one OF
these splendid Beacon Blanket Bath
Robes. They are here in a wonder
ful selection at popular prices The
newest models. coloring and designs
OF Beacon standard and which
means quality. One OF these robes
will make sure-to-please-gi
S7.9S TO S9.9s.
women's Robes. S2.eS up to s8.eS.
First Floor, Rear
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DEATHS

efiI,INoER. In Evereh. Mass, MARY
Sosr, .kslaiyes ana friends srs invited. win.
S%.,Sss M ffi%i' f. wcs tsid,sS jss a. ss ,S sS / H.
ssS.S prI,.s r ~ foyslus n csStSS
,ss.s sSvoNsgg is q S f Ss, Ss eli
neral Fri, $40. A.. NJ, from her late ttsi-
Sfnss seS' al sS5s 81 dsor 'SSs Srsa hH u H II
Int. Holy Gross ceni
snYksBSS, ply II MAEeAsSir lE wife q q
friend. are inyittd 70 attend funeral, ThuEs,.
$40. A. NJ. from her iata residence, 2aiS
esSsy shurss22 s2'n 70 rsd? n %s' MSstrCs: Ss oS
sAoEM.A.XEn. "a, Aticnti. CITY, y. g..
SSssa 4. wsslAa sSdss2s- H. sea SG'%Hf q ssts.: sgs:
sfssa'Is ssss ssss aii et &''' in, % ps.sSt s%iSH
slDsEascn Ipg 10 ~: ,29 - =, Az &.saHs 4,
sShossh aged H. AsSNo, Tte % and AHqns srsnds
ss sSs shoVSi 81 nj Sinai t"S'" gem
Of au ,s sr,asr, ansi 'FaH!Es sIat1gs
sssnda r IiS niS Rys HSS .sss' ,ss 80 '+ u
sis.: sis fg:sd! sis sy ss F2a:y sTssSs
sssi,AroYS IA, Fort Ikycn Col, July i,
D.p soS; phs Ef.S;' svs s04 4ad isnSi ar. and nd
si,s$ TO ssySs1 fSnsp.i Fri. $50 u; (?
EpSssSs eSaPcs s + 70 P'I' st. INT f9 p1as %1s' at
:. SMILEY; AT his GSs,Idepeo. q $, .alSt
tice OF funeral later.
FkEf FFEERkEEff 4 Mflf2p rS ssag.s 5yy 5Sa rs
ptSs ssS ' a. 'iSsFE Sd ifTTSss If sSsyrf Tfq5S S
Broad and Diamond sts. Int private.
TIEE,NEy:I-JSy 10; MARY Q, TIETRNEY
Tierrsy.- Relatives and friends sre Invited tc
ssS; ssssad SHs ,Ss s .Soxs @ sH A. NJ TssdogsS s
f fSR fai IN, i Te2 6 coss s. csn Hsa'"'' Church
AIE 2IMNSnT8 n TwSsRnN,bbo ,bo wssr lSA GI M,
Townscnd, agod II yesrt. iNIne:al at her
Sierpiont. '' ''''
v.;r,s,S .;Jrh,soSElkL:IJuly ILL.,, Is juIL5A w!a2.v et
invited to attend funcrsi gcTVIcas. % ThuTa. %
RP. NJ. rasidsnsg, Isas i; Mon,gGa,erv Sys.
cell cell WeI, " ofISS'i to 10 r n, '$" FRIENDS may
ryRFHR 5 b pastor lS d FtS h. EcHAFRP RI L, p
yI.S GSSrGs ~ 9'strS and rrenss are n
NJ, at Mt. Zion VI. r. Church Green lane
Mensyunk. Int. private, Morris Gem. rhoc.
ntxvllle Pa.
TYSON. July is. WILLIAM husband Of
the late MarHaret Tyson, aged "a Relatives
and friends, alec members OF Flremen's PEN
sion rund and Penn Hjss, Co. invited 70
attend funeral servicsg. Thur, . p. NJ.
et his late residence, 1924 Y. Columbia ave,
wed eve,
ULRfCK.--At overbrook Pa. on july Is.
1921, CARRIE. wifn OF Harry +. Cl=ick
Service on Friday afternoon, at . O'Clock,
at her residence 3i26 Sarstm ct, Intcrmcnt
private, Friends NAV call Thursday evening
WIENER. - July Is. 1921, AZ Atlantic
City, y. j., JACOB, husband OF Ida Wiener.
aged 70. Relatives and friends nrn invited
20 attend funeral services WED. 1890 4.
NJ, az the chapel of Mt. Sinai Gem. Omit
flowers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
LOST AND FOUND

poG-Lost. collie dog in Giensiae July II,
iisht brown with white collar. chest and
feet; reward II returned TO Russell Sprunnte
2iS y: Front st. Market +3i4 or German
DoiErLSst' secIyham terrier bitch whlte
reward. 3i5 Linndrillo road. Cynwyd. Or
1s0l spruce st.
FOB-Lo.t. watch :ob with cameo locker
containing chldrcn's pictures from 62T
n. Broad to Lorraine Hotel; reward. J. s.
Wins Sors. OF n. Broad At
800 REWARD for Information leading to
. the return of a T-pntscrger Chard'cr car,
license No. -55S-500i taSen fror, IN front Il
san Souei Hotel. rhursGsy niGht. July :,
no questions asked Wr. c. Euse,. 63l4
Regent st. Ph. Woodland IIS5 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
1cupTNt

GENERAL MANAGER. accounting. credits
air familiar with materials IN the man.
.ufec,u-c Of wearing apparel $4,000 upward
EXECUTIVE FoREMEN L2 Iam.!ar with
MASTER MECHANIC familiar with powor
hpuoe ins saliaucn. stokcrs. etc.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR daily paper,
NsThNOORAPHER male.
SALESMAN PAINTS, & oHt OF town.
The above are only n few OF the openings
We have open. 1iRt our name with US for
a dssirable position IL YOU are 4 high -Erade
man along sales. clerical or technical ilnns
Interview by appointment only NJ charge
i,nless plnccd Phone Locust i5iT. Indus
trial and Mercantile Service. Inc. Suite
K2a.ho1 Land Ttls Rlds. ..
CtVTT, SERVICE cXaminatiCng August ani
Scutclubrr: rNanv vacancies; RnlAry SligO-
$500, write for sample test. r 1907, Led. OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
HELp wANTEp-MALE

sAYra,,AN = -, ,a,,,tn,, o.. !, ...,,,,,.
- -. ,,h 4, yahnSxo.,yi, ga.t ~
can safeiy repres"nt an orsan(sation Of ma.
tional feputatlon and record; regardlsss Of
sS,t sySrtc,p,ss pnr SSs sn ns.s .na
gEoh, 70 ear rrfVf rrfVf esH dnSh '0ooO psr year
- V-,s, 4.nNe lisl" .,.eh: -
s,Nt,tJsAit,N--ws can offer YOU n ufsaIons
nnnition an a cor,,ftissiun basis where
cI sracter and ability are more Irnprfthi,t
n an eSperisnce YOU satisfy us and We wil
as tisty ya,, thnt tpis opportunity Is n real
one, Apply in person, from i0hp 4, 81. ie
IL 40 aud 80 10 $40 Y. NJ, 7iO Widener
Bldg Ask for Mr. Everest.
- -
... Statesmen
The lersrRt International cigGnlsEuon nt It's
kind has an or ring. on commission lsslH
for . msa that is hontst aud can tell the
truth; n,ust hs oyer ,2I ysnrs Cal, bttt.
fourf S:BU-luNU n, NJ l.bV-otdV I, NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

AGENTS owning Fords easily earn SIS 10
S25 daily selling Kork-Tred transmission
lining katta Pilla fan belt and emergency
brake shoes for Fords: exclusive territory.
KORK-TRED. INC, Bradford Pa.
lMPORTEIlS require Philadelphia Rgont f0r
the sale OF raw wool. secured tops. yarns.
waste; full particulars first letter. VI Jl5.
Ledger Onlcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE

WOMAN wants WnshinE to do at home, In
Chestnut HI; best ref 100 ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
PERSONALS

WILL MRS. ANNIE BIGGs, rec brothertor,
or her brother both formerly Of weines
bury, England. please communicate with Mr.
Perry Woodward, II. +. ID. No .. Fullerton.
ON AND after this date I val not bc re-
sponsible for any debts unless contracted
by myself. n. N Noll. 53J Z. Che!ten ave.
Ctrmn ntovn
MOTHER desires respectable family 10 adopt
infant, weeks. female, Jewish; full sur
rendrr: For full particulars NJ SOD Led on.
! WILL NOT be rcsponsble for any Ieb's
except those c0ntrac'e 81 b" lnvsClf ED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

hnVEpTIsINl MAN

ADVERTISING MAN
with newspaper detail experience. would Ike
a rancy connection: 30 years old; highest r. Z.
eTcnCe. 4 2l7. Ledycr OttCc.
CHARACTER analyst wishes position with
employment burJpu or concern; can road
rCrson's faces. A con. LedVcr Ouic".
I,ORI(E SIA ~ NlNENT-Young iuAn new cr,.
rlOycd az chief clcrk IN sales office Of
r,anuCacturins concern desires position rs
,sriqfnnt TO tusy executive N proreaal"C con
ccrn: excellent refs. A els. LcdEnr OfTlrr.
INSURANCE ENGINEER, are 30 wishes
nos tion N brokers Cftice. 535. 1.oh on
PURCHASING AGENT or assist, 90 de.
sires connection with manufacturer or
r,nrufn cturinR COrTorn ton IN or norr PhIla :;
A Years buying experience with large CUrpo-
ration in East: capable or organising pur-
chasing or rcca'vlng departments: high-grnL,
RE rpn,.S. Address VI 500. Ledger Offcs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS and russ cleaned or secured; old
carpets cleaned equal 10 new; c0lors re-
stored. Phone Market 41T4. or send postal.
Fiactro Carpet Cienn.rE Co. 4la y. ID ct.
NATIONAL CARPET Cleaning Co. $500 N.
lGh: TlOga j3i2: cleaning, securing, re.
pnlrine oriental and domestic rugs. colors re-
stored. work guaranteed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
PAINTING AND PAPERHANoINa
UsLD AUTOMOBILES

NOUMs rorcreh. 81 ~ up Cell or write
samuel JOyuer, sal s. 10th at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

A longest ablishCd Investment banking or.
ganization of the highest character has an
ifnmediats epenIns fer an experienced selos.
fnen
The position presents = real opIortuD,W for
kntlon TO g man who has fully demonstrated
his ralling ability,
r,rn whD have aold bonds 20 the better type
Cf Investor and are thoroughly trained in the
fundsnsntals OF Lalesmanship.
N wyltins give complete information regard
HE ass. ,eduraton past experience. Your
Address Mr.. 0au,bs. 8. w. straus a Co,
btock ExohanTs Bldx.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
BUSINESS PERSONALS
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

WANTED
-TRtC MOTOR
% IHfcfh
go VOLTS
v ll3. LEpHEK nrFlCI
ELECTRICAL. MOTORS. MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'PRIES MACHINERY CO.. llO ", I'D ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

MEN--Men holding executive positions in the
motor industry today are usually men who
such ar Opportunity Ia now presented 10
Wa.M,re Tsn rs tg 20 years, by The BESSIE
personally A. NJ. TO p NJ. 1900 Locust
1trcet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

MEN Wanted. ambitious, consclentIous
and honest mon, who wish 10 better their
pos tons and life with repld growing com
pany, Apply at once, 702 Vandam Bldg
Nsk Tor MI Hayes, between 10 ard ~ A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS HARVEY 1918 Rlttenhouss square,
Reliable help supplied and wanted
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TOWNSEND. On tho 18th inst. Mrs
ANNIE NJ TowNsEND, widow ct l. swain
Townscnd.. aged II yesrt. irInerhl at her
County, y J.. n on TEursG@Sy. TEGGaS fag fTig' 2i, M"i
e'clock p. NJ Interment At Asbury Church,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

sFsRTEh sFExRTfA' a sTSS2Ss Tsd2 F R:a%.s I%y ISa rs
friends invited to funeral services, Thurs >
+. NJ. rreciseiy. at David II. Schuyler Bldg.
Broad and Diamond sts. Int. private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

TKoSELL.---July IS, JULIA, wIdo.v OF
William TrcSell. Relatives and friends Rrs
invited to attend funeral ycrvlccu. Thurs
r. NJ. rnsidepcr, i525 l5. Montgomery ave
Int. priyatn Northwosd Gem. Friends may
coll Vel. to 10 p NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Motion Picture Theatre

WE WANT a man Of intqsrity and aoilily
concern which desires TO expand. NJ 5O5
Evening star., 1921-08-31

cannot be convened, against do
mestic violence; and
whereas by the law Of the
United States in pursuance of the
above it Is provided that in all
cases Of insurrection in any state
or Of obstruction to the laws there
of 1t shall be lawful for the Presi-
dent Of the United States, on ap-
plication Of the legislature Of such
state or of the executive when the
legislature cannot be convened, to
call forth the militia Of any other
state or states or to employ such
part of the land and naval forces
judged necessary for the purpose
of suppressing such insurrection
and causing the laws to be duly
executed; and
Whereas the legislature of the
state of West Virginia is not now
in session and cannot be convened
in time to meet the present emer-
zency. and the executive Of said
state. under section 4 Of article 4
of the Constitution Of the United
States and the laws passed in pur-
suance thereof. has made due ap-
plication to me in the premises for
such part Of the military forces of
the United States as may be neces-
sary and adequate to protect the
state Of West Virginia and the
citizens thereof against domestic
violence and to enforce the due ex-
ecution of the laws; and
Whereas it is required that
whenever it may be necessary. in
the judgment of the President. to
use military forces OF the United
States for the purpose aforesaid,
he shall forthwith by proclama-
tion command such insurgents 10
disperse and retire peaceably to
their respective homes within a
limited time:
Now. therefore, /. Warren G.
Harding. President of the United
States. do hereby make proclama-
tion and / do hereby command all
persons engaged in said unlawful
and insurrectionary proceedings to
.disperse and retire peaceably to
their respective abodes on or be-
fore IL o'clock noon Of the first day
of September, 1921, and hereafter
abandon said combination and
submit themselves to the laws and
constituted authorities Of said
state;
And I invoke the aid and CO.
operation of all good citizens
thereof to uphold the laws and
preserve the public peace.
I'm witness whereof l have here
unto set my hand and caused the
fixed.
Done at the city of Washing
ton. this thirtieth day of August.
in thtHear of Our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty-one.
and of the independence OF the
United States the one hundred and
forty-sixth."