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VERY DESIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS.

1885 Grand Concourse; reasonable near Lex
ington av. subway. Toll fremont 20Io
Ext. &C.
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New Jersey.

HANDSOMELY furnished apartments al
wildwood and y, Wildwood every CON
venience; lowest prices. Apply WALFORD,
owner. 420 w. Cheiton av., Gtn., Phila, Pa.
Phone Gtn. 00.I6J.
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OWNER OF old style country house a. Hast
infs facing river. near depot. beautiful
grounds. IL remodeling into three apart
ments: special low rcsit to tenant making
c,vn alterations. Telephone c94s Murray Hill.
BROWN. 10 East doth ST.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR Sale--Steinway Duo Art grand pianols.
bencl, and music rolls. practically new
VIII sacrifice. Phone Broad 80. Ask for
Mr.. MAGTp. ..s
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


MY wife. Alwine Muller. has left my bsr
and boa nj. and ] therefore viii not be-
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
FRED MULLER, 900 West istth. -
RAYMOND. c. j. s.-Please write =. S. b..
DAyToNA. at once: very important.
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New Jerscy--snie or Rent.

New Jerscy-Snie or Rent.
AVON, N. J.
Ideal all year. . room. furnished corner
house; blocks from ocean. convenient "a
train. Telephone $500 Beileville.
hsBuPY PARK, ALLENHURsr. DEAL.
JACOB A. KING. NORTH AsBURY PARK.
BRADLEY BEACH.--God's country for chill
dren: beautiful II room house and garage: !:
all newly furnished; q bathsi heated; modern
In every respect for sale. SIC, 900 $4,000
cash; replacement value over $50. 600 or TO
rent for the season, $1,000. Phone Asbury
Park st4 appointment.
pRADLisY BEACH, the Queen OF the Jersey
Shore. - Beautiful hollow tile and etucco
corner house. Just finished. near beach !;
every modern equipment: elegantly fur
nished; for sale. $40 200. $4,000 cash. or TO
rent for seHaon az 81 500. Call up Asbury
Park sN for appointment.
IlsAC8WOCD--F URNisHED BUNGALOW.
sos n. from beach; modern inpts. garage.
FRANK J. TURNER, Bcachwood. y. !,
DTAiONT. n. J Modern mouse JhrFsin foi
quick buyer; rooms aud bath. sll inn
proyemente, hot water heat, electricity and
gss. can be sean eny time. BUBENS. Erie
80 np~ncuss n. ~ ye hos N AstA<n
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Nyestchester-Saic or Rent.

FOR Sale--The finest business block on
Main ~, White Plains, ~. Y: can be pur-
chased a. once at sacrifice. Agent, ]. $.
TOBIN. 40 Hall av.. White Plains. n. Y.
MT. VERNON 3 minutes from n. y q. r..
X. Station, ready May 1. for sale two
houses duplex. garages. unusually well
built. stone, brick. stucco. slate roof. copper
flaahinGs large rooms, enclosed porch,
tiled bath room with buit-in tub and
pedestal basin, hot water heat open fire
place. electric light, gas range and hot
water heater in each house; decorating 10
suit buyer. W. X. MORAN. 4O5 Lexington
az. t42d st). y. Y. G. Murray Hill eiT5.
or Mt. Vernon IoI0J.
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Washington Heights Above fsJth st.
West Of Sth Az.

DWELLING, bargain. Hamilton Terrace,
near 144th ST.. $l7.5o0 purchases choice 3
story dwelling. 10 rooms. baths: ~ 600
cash; possession October /. GEORGE.
RANGER, 152 Broadway.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Abayr l4th ST 10 ieth ~. Gaciusive).
Last River TO North River.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough OF brooklyn.

ATTRACTIVE rooms s6-S9 weekly: convtn-
fences. SINCLAIR HOTEL, 1c3 Fulton St..
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. SC.

COOX-Tonng Irish girl wants position as
plain cook. small family; have references.
write or phone 0sl2 Riverside. R,iel, 2JS
West a2d.
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Long Island.
New Jersey.

NEWARK, y. J.--Unturnished or furnished
high class apartment TO aublet, LIGHT,
pleasant rooms. best residential section
GEAMMON, G36 Mt. Prospect av.
THREE, four and five room apartments,
overlooking the Hudson, top OF the
Palisades. opposite Seth St: strictly high
GLASS; - minutes TO Times square, 35 min
utes TO Cortlandt ct. every convenience
for travelling and shipping; beautiful airy
rooms; reasonable rentals. Apply Alpine
Apts., goth st. and Park av.. Woodciiff-
on-IIudson. ~. j.
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MII.LERs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and
son. Earl, and Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Henry and daughter, Frances, spent
last Sunday visiting relatives at York
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hoffacker. OF
Manchester, and Mrs. Alice Belt. OF
Washington, spent last Sunday visit.
ing Mr, and Mrs Leonard Berkheimer
and family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Luther Wentz and
children, Vernon and Marie. OF Green
mount, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nil.
Ter and daughter, Mildred, OF Man.
chester were entertained az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller.
Miss Myrl Miller, of Baltimore
spent last Saturday and Sunday Wis.
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
X. Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Miller and chill.
dren spent last Sunday visiting the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Bippy and family. OF Grave Run.
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Zepp and fam.
NY visited relatives at Melrose on
Sunday last.
The following spent last Sunday al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Emory Bol.
finger and family: Mr.. and Mrs. Stey.
IN Bollinger, MIR. and Mrs. Russell
Mummert, Miss Mary Miller. all oi
New Salem: Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Good
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and chill.
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver waroheIm
OF Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bol
linger. Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Boiling.
er and Perrie Bollinger, of Reisters
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brilliant and
son Austin, spent last Sunday visit,
ing Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Bloom. Of
Wesley.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Theodore, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
lei Lester. who was hurt in an auto
mobile accident four weeks ago. was
taken to the hospital and operated on.
AZ this writing their Is very little im-
prOvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welk and
family, and Mr. and Mrs Harry Wells
and family, on State road near Tan
eytOwn, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Welk.
Mrs, John Ebaugh. formerly Miss
Mary Grolock. OF this place, but now
Of Chester, Pa, spent Sunday with
her old friend. Mrs Edward Hahn
and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Chirles Myers anc
children, OF Baltimore, were also call
ers at the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mackelroy. ri
Baltimore. were Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Kindig
Mrs. jamie Myers is confined to hei
bed suffering from neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan. o
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr.. AM
Mrs Jacob Frock and other relative
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Myers snte-
tanned Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Brown, Of near liumBert's seho0
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sTONE CHAPEL

Sunday school p. m. Preaching 2
p. m. September 2S
The Mites met at MRS. Calvin Cooks
September 10. About 100 were present
One new member. Mrs. Charles Mar
tin Joined. A fine program; delicious
refreshments; a good social time. s )
ciety adjourned 70 meet at Mrs. Albac
Duvali.s, October 10.
Stone Chapel Community Orchestra
was organized Tuesday night, with
the Following officers: President Rev.
Vim. Parrish; secretary, Maurice Ban
kerd: treasurer, Ralph Martin.
A community picnic will be held on
the lawn at Stone Chapel. October 8,
afternoon and evening Games for old
and young win be played in the after
noon with selections of music by the
orchestra. Ice cream, cake, home
made candy and lunch will be for
sale. The menu will be given later.
Public is cordially invited. All come
and have good time.
A. l.. Duvall and Sons canning fac
tory Is running this week
The new teacher for Warfeldsburg
school, Miss Laura irwin, of Gettys-
burg, arrived September ~. and has
charge OF the school School opened
September ~. Mrs. Laura 8. sellmaR
substitute.
Al the Timonium Fair Mrs. Clar-
ence W. Duyall won FIRST prize or $40
on collection Of pickles and MARINA
lade. put up in thrift Jars also iirst
prize on kitchen apron.
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y NORTHERN CARROLL.

Mr.. John n Stair and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. Jonas Spangler ami
family OF near Harvey.
Mr.. George w Dutterer. wife anG
sons. Harold and Wilmer and Miss
Vera Hill spent Saturday IN Balti-
more.
Mr., Charles Crabbs, wife and sons
Wilson and Preston, spent Sunday al
Boiling Springs, Pa.
Mrs. Milton J. Study, Mrs. lydia
Frounfelter and Mrs. Sterling Bach
man were Sunday guests Of Mr. John
Mummert and family. Of Blacks.
Mr. George Dutterer wife and
daughter, Ruth, and Miss Mae Bair
spent Sunday with Mr.. Martin T.. Carl
and family, OF Hanover, Pa.
Miss Mary Heltibridle will leave
Monday for Millersville where she
will enter the State Normal School.
Mr., Clayton G. Dutterer. wife and
daughter, Miriam. son, Ivan, OF Lep-
pos Mill, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. George f. Heltibrldle and
family.
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UNIONowN

Mr.. and Mrs Grover ROWAon, Mr
and Mrs Clarence Davis and childreu
Wilbur. Gertrude. NoFKal and FiSs
ence. Mr., and Mrs Ezra Trite SID
daughters. Efiie and Edith. Mf ant
Mrs Clarence Trite. Mrs. Ceorg,
Icmmbaeker Miss Mabel Crumbacker
and Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly motorod
from Waynesboro so tniontown sne
spent the weeks end with relatives
and frlneds. Mrs. Kelly remained vial
her daughter. Mrs. Jacob Price FOR a
longer visit
Miss Matte Beard Of Westminster
visited friends In town and vicinity
the pact week
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gagei. OF Bal
timore. are guests OF Mrs Rodkey and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry HaineS.
Miss Marian Heck, Of Baltimore
spent the weeks end al home.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l. Cooksun enter
tanned number OF friends on sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Ham, Mrs
George Eckenrode, Miss Nellie Ham
and Mr. Clarence Lockard, m0loref
10 Philadelphia Cor visit 10 Mr. ana
Mrs courtland Hoy.
Z Ward Heck has enrolled aa a stu
dent at Gettysburg College
On Sunday Elder and Mrs. PhiliI
Englar and daughter. Miss Hildu. Sir
and Mrs. DMycrs EngiAr. Mrs. Rebec
ca Myers and Mrs. Rose Repp motor
ed TO WaynesborD To visit Mr. anf
Mrs. Charles Selby, Mrs. Rebecca My.
ers remained for visit, They aist
visited Gettysburg. where Mrs. RepI
remained to visit Mrs Addie Bowers
The remainder Of the party returned
| by the way Of Fairfield passinl
through some beautiful country.
Church OF God Uniontown Prayer
meeting. Wednesday 100 .. m. Sunday
school 800 Divine service 1915 n. m
Frizellburg-Pra meeting, Tues.
day 730 p. m. SUNDAY school ., ~
10 o. Meeting 4 90. Divine service 7.5'
/ p. m.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Wright. daughter o
1 the late Jonas apd Lydia Myers. ant
widow Of the late John Wright, after
"a short illness Of pneumonia on Mon
day night at the home Of her son, Mr
i VIM. Wright She ID survived by twi
children, Mr. VIM Wright and
daughter. Mrs. Bernard Rlnehart. d
Washinston; three grandsons, Fern
Raymond and GaIen Wright one sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Lindsay, OF Baiti
more, and one brother. Mr. Solomon
Myers. Of Uniontown. Funeral service
was held on Thursday morning In u,
Methodist Protestant church, wherl
she long had been member, inter
ment in the Lutheran cemetery
Mr.. Howard Myers and family, o
Relay. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Solo
mon Myers.
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MELROsE.

On last Tuesday evening as Mr.
Charles Gerver. OF near this place
was on his way to Melrose, in his
1914 model Ford touring car IL back
fired causing a blaze The car was
totally destroyed by fire. except two
front tires and a few tools were saw
ed. MIR. Gerver hurrfedly came to this
place for help and about fifteen men
went to the scene, butswere too late u
extinguish the flames as they had
gained too much Roadway. The ma
chine is partly covered by insurance,
through Stoner & Hobby, insurance
agents, Westminster. Mr. Gerver Ia
hired with Mr.. Erwin Strevig. near
this place.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dicks and
daughter, Martha, OF Hampton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Dick 3
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sauble,
OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Frock and
children, Mr. and Mrs Monroe Frock
the home of Mr. Frock's mother, Mrs,
William Crumrine and family, OF this
place.
MI. and Mrs. Solomon BNler, OF
Hanover. Pa, Is spending some time
visiting his sister, Mrs. Amos SaHble
and family, also other relatives at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Sterner
were among the excurtionists who
left Hanover on Sunday last TO At
lantlc City.
Our public schools opened on Mon
day last. VENTS school, taught by
Mr.. Robert N. Kuhns, opened with 10
present. Traceys. taught by Mr. Clay
ton j Sauble, opened with n present
and Mt. Ventus. taught by MIR. ]. Al
bert Zepp, opened with n present
Mr. Cornelius Crumrine. OF Han
over, Pa, sold his farm containing IS
acres at private sale to Mr.. Cyrus
Leese, OF near this place. Terms were
private Mr. Leese will take posses
sion next spring. Mr. Edward r..
Fuhrman, the present tenant. viii
have sale next spring and move to
Hanover.
Farmers in this community are
busy cutting corn. which is a good
crop this year according 10 reports
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wISDIE HEIGHTS.

Those who visited Mr.. and
Mrs Howard f,alr and family on Sun.
day were Mr.. and Mrs George Barnes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnes The
boys and girls went 10 hunt chinqua'
pins in the afternoon and spent a
very pleasant afternoon. Those went
in the crowd we're Misses Nellie Barn
es. Lillian Grimes. Mary Barber, Cath
crime Smith, Marguerite Wilson. Thti-
ma Barnes. GLAND Grimes. Roland
Poole. Howard Smith, Lester Grimes,
Howard Poole. Emerson Barnes, En-.
win Smith. Ralph Barnes, George
Barnes, Jr.. and others.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Smith enter
tanned ON Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Myers. Of Westminster; Mr. ANIL
Mrs. w. r Gibson. OF Eldershurg Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Babylon. Miss V. v
Gibson and others
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Poole entertained
on Sunday Mr. and Mrs Edward
Grimes. Margaret and GLAND Grimc8
Of Baltimore county.
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Frank Phillips. formely of this
place. but now OF Delaware. hts wife,
son and daughter-in-law, and their
two children visited relatives in Car
poll and Baitlm0re counties from Fri
day unfit Tuesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie, the great
Gospel singers 81 Baltimore. are ex-
pected at New Oakland Mgthodiht
Episcopal church Sunday. September
Is, at 10 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Trott is very sick al
this time. but we hope Will soon re-
cover
Hnry Becraft has finished his new
dwelling and will move In this week
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GARD on THANKS

The committee in charge wish TO
thank everyone who assisted in max
ing Community Stunt Night" a sue
cess To all who took part on the pro-
gram as we'll as the ushers and the
girls who assisted In serving we give
our thanks. II was a splendid exam
pie Of community cooperation and W.
hope the community can get together
many times this winter in other com.
mHnlty efforts.
We also wish 10 thank our friends
who were generous IN the donation Of
their candy 70 help the cause along.
Thanks are also due the authoritie'
IN charge OF the Arrpory for the use OF
the building for thst night.
MSS RACHEL l.. EVERETT
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CLRAR DALI

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blizzard and
Mr. and Mrs William shade en- er-
tanned at their home on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. r. l. Urban OF Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Hess aud son
Charles, and, Mrs. Wilbur sullivan, Of
.Tapeytown; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Reayer and children Edith. Rose
Charlotte and Lewis and Mrs George
Sneeringer, OF Littlestown.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel l.. Hawk ant
daughter, Miss Alice and son. Charles
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hawks
brother. Joseph Dehoif, and family, o.
Clear Ridge.
Mr.. md Mrs Oliver Hesson ant
/ Mis- Esther Bair spent Sunday with
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WILL OPEN ANOTHER MUSfC
STORE.

Nace's Music stores inc win open
their iifth Aore at Manchester on SAT-
urday. September "a. in the Samuel
Frederick building. George M Hoff-
man, former merchant Of that city,
will have charge Of this store. Nace's
Orchestra viii furnish the music for
the opening from to . p m.
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Frank snyder. and family. OF near
Pleasant Valley
Charles J. Staley sold at public
sale on Saturday HIS small poultry
and truck farm TO James Yingling, Of
Littlestown, for the sum OF s2i4o.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John. Hawk and
daughter Edith Viola, spent the
weeks end with Mr.. Hawks parents,
MI. and Mrs. William Fleagle. Of
Rocky Ridge.
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house. and Mraand Mrs Upton Myers
and daughter, Viola. OF this place.
Our public schol opened on the 18TH.
Mr. Paul Rooms, OF Westminster,
principal, and Miss Catherine Shaef-
fer, OF Silver Run. assistant
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ALL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.

OF very nature and kind including
piano.
Also all other goods and ehattels be-
longing 10 Jonas p Burner and wife,
will be sold
The household goods will be sold
only II necessary 10 pay creditors In
full.
II all the property is not sold on
this day the sale will be continued on
Monday following. at ! O'Clock
Terms Of Sale;-A Sums under
500 cash. and aIl sums above twenty
dollars, q credit of six months will
be given, the nsifchaser giving his
note with approved security bearing
interest from day of sale. No prop
erty 10 be removed hgEiil settled for.
JOSEPH n HUNTER.
Trustee.
Ivan +. Hon. Attorney
VI 7. Wilson. Auct sep2a-ts
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THRRE H0RsES

gray horse. years old. bay
horse, yeara old ! dark has colt. n
years old;
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THREK MARS

bay mare. years ODD. ! black
mare g years Old. bay msre. " years
old tia ebove tiiFec mares each have
me colts which nrc ready TO wean;
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TnREE DLAcK I'D NmITE s0ws

each have little pigs with them. ~
small shoats, hDss weighing about
zoo lbH each 2 Oliver riding nfrrDw
plowa, Syracuse walking plows. I
oliver Chilled furrnw pillow.
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~ virtue % deed 81 trust from
Jonas b. burner and wife 70 Joseph y.
Hunter. trustee 'iiled IN No 900
Equity the undersigned trustee will o.
fey At public sale on the fruuhaes now
ooCupied ~ Jonas ~, Burner. ON the
Westminster aud iIttlastoNn state
Road aboui miles North o. West
min8nr. on
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sATuRDAt, otroHER ah. 90.

40 ~ o'clock A. M. all the personal
property beloRElng Is Jonas y BFna.
er and wife. 70 att
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FIyE MAN NILk COWS,

i small Jersey bull. small Jersey
hsifer. ! Dnroc SOW aud boar tresia-
tered
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Ivan Z. Hon Attorney
". = wilson Auct sep23-ts
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0NE srPERIOR aRAIN pRIlL

I l0-hoe Ontario grain drill, ! falling
top buggy. / surrey with pole and
shaft
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
DEATHS.


DEMPSEY-In France, on December T.
1918, Thomas W. son OF Jennie and the
late James H. Dempsey.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 at
tend the funeral services at Newark
Union Church on Thursday afternoon,
May 20. 1921. at o'clock (standard time.)
lnterment at Newark Union cemetery.
LEACH~In this city. on May "A. 1921.
Plummer II. Leach, aged IS years
Relatives, friends, Corinthian Lodge,
No 20, A. r. 4 A. NJ, are invited to at
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence llOi West Eighth street, on Sat
urday afternoon, May 2S. at $50 o'clock,
PRICE-At Penny Hin, Del, on May 25.
1921 Bella, wife Of Marcellus Price, In
her 10th year.
Funeral services at her late residence
Penny Hill, on Saturday afternoon, May
2s at o'clock (eity timel. lnterment
kNiGHT-In this city. on May %. 1921,
Minnie f.. wife Of George r. Knight
aged As years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
day morning, May 70. az IL o'clock. In
county, Nd.
MAGUiRE-In this city, on May %, 1921.
Edward f., husband OF Mary Maguirc.
raSrs Holy Name Na2 soeiety %eRfS' weecacoe S @
Fire Co. Volunteer Firemen's Relief As
ISOLATION, Tenth Ward Democratic League
and employees OF the Water Department.
are invited TO attend the funeral services
at his late residence. 1924 Chestnut
street, on Friday morning. at o'clock.
Church. lnterment at Cathedral ceme-
terry
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RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
HALL OF THE wECCACOE FRI
COMPANY. NO. s

HALL OF THE WECCACOE FIRE
COMPANY. NO. 8
Wilmington. Del, May %, 1921.
WHEREAS. 1t has seemed good to
the Almighty Disposer OF events to re-
move from our midst our late worthy
esteemed member, Edward I. Mcguire,
and
WHEREAS. The Intimate relations
long held by the deceased with the
members OF this company render Il
our appreciation OF his services as a
fireman and his merits as man; there
RESOLVED. That we deplore the loss
Of Edward T. Mcclure with deep feel
ings Of regret softened only by the con-
fident hope that his spirit Is with those
who. having fought good fight here.
are enjoying perfect happiness in a
better world.
RESOLVED That we tender to his
afflicted relatives our sincere coincidence
and our earnest sympathy in their ar
Fiction at the loss Of one who was a
good citizen, devoted, true and up
RESOLVED, That the members OF this
company attend our deceased mcm-
bers funeral in a body and that the
engine house be hung In emblems Of
mourning until after the funeral cere-
monies have been performed. and that
the apparatus be draped in mourning
REsOLVEB. That a copy Of the fore
going resolutions be sent to the rela-
tives Of the deceased and also be pub
lishod in the daily papers Of Whining
ton. and be entered upon the minutes
Of the company.
THOMAS A. QUINN.
Committee
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GIVE CARD PARTY.

Mrs. Samuel Tammany president
u the Woman's Club of Richardson
Park, entertained at tea on Satur-
lay afternoon al her home in Elm
aurst Many club members and
friends Of Mrs. Tammany enjoyed
he affair.
Violin solos and duets were given
by Miss Katherine Marley and Mrs.
Leroy Work. Mrs. A. X. Smith de-
lshted with piano solos. Vocal se-
eeuons were given by Mrs Tam
many Al the close Of the musical
eifeshments weer served. Mrs
samuel Townsend presided al ths
ca table
card party will be given for tn,
)eneht Of the club tomorrow even
ing al the home Of Mrs. samu,
'aufman, at Ashley
Evening journal., 1921-05-25
BY RUTH AGNES ABELING.
You are planning a party.

You are planning a party.
But Helen can't come--perhaps
she fell and broke her arm. or per-
haps Helen. whom you love. can't
afford the frock she would need to
appear at your party.
Then, my dear. just gather up
your party and take It in all its gor-
geousness to Helenl
That is the way they are doing 1t
now.
It's a new and a very fine phase OF
community thinking-this gathering
UP your ice cream and cake and TAX
ing it around so everybody can have
a bite.
And II started when some women
gathered to talk over the affairs in
connection with the celebration Of
the hftieth birthday OF tho Baptist
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety.
sally Jones, who lives in the lit
tie cottage down by the railroad
track and has been paying her ten
cents every month is just as in
terested in this party and has just
as much right to be in it as Margaret
Delvan, who lives out Edgewood
way and has been filling her mite box
with golden coins every month. But
Sally cont enjoy a bit OF the party
IL we have Il all here in New York