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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
OeATH-H0USE COOK QUITS
"u''nary Expert Fails to Please
FeIlow'Inmates at Sina Slnq

n "NS'lhlhG' =. Y. Jan. lS.-uBy \.
r!-~Jamrs Blanche, chef cNtruordi.
IIa"'' having Jailed to please the d ,nth
Ill.,. lhma'rS NJ Sing Sing prison VITA
U,o,,, ,"Th'o lI the queens taste" dishes.
quit ''"''''"S "'"
Ml'H but ,hr"" weeks Of i two wears
mrn."H'" ma for grand larceny rruuiniug
",;'!,' ",;aHoh"' VIII" formerly served in tie
II".l'y of New York hotel. used nil
iTr 'M1''hary arts in an attempt to snt
"" wa. 'N" .coLd"mncd men in prison. lie
I"" "". assigned to the job by Warden
m%y,n,' %"",' IN whose Kitchen he had been
c~.xor ,"r many months. Ills prcdr.
10 nIn,.' "a' tailed, but Blanche expected
BIonII,r aI,r remarks hurt my pride. ="
Inonrh" |" i.", Said to II keeper. "rII Soon
nv WI, Wv, oi M"r' and back on II job where
A'' art viii b" Appreciated. -
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FINANCIAL,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Threo-Year SO sinking Fund Gold Notes
PATHE rREREs rHoNoGRAPH


The Liberty National Bank Of New York,
as Trustee under the Indentlre, dated as Of
august 2. 1920, covering the issue OF tho
above described notes OF Pathe Freres Pho.
nosTnph Company, hereby gives notice OF
lts intention to apply to the purchase and
exemption Of notes issued under said In
shur Win se on rsS5gy ls2 tSs
ssvg 600 required by said Indenture to be
paid into the sinking fund on or before
January 81. 1921, and hereby invites scaled
proposals to be made to II for the sale of
said notes to the sinking fund OIL February
iSo X W., ~, az prices not 70 exceed l0ihT oi
Proposals must be received by the Trustee at
its office 100 Broadway. New York City. at
or before three o'clock d. M, on January
zV, ib1l. and should be endorsed "Oferiug
oI notes TO Pathe Freres PhonogrRph Com
pany Sinking Fund" The Trustee reserves
nSies Sf 5ss oertS "a accept all or any part Of the
From the notes so offered the Trustee will
accept those offered at the lowest prices. not
exceeding 1O1 y 60 OF the principal amount
thereof. to an amount sufficient 10 exhaust
the aggregate funds TO be available for that
PURPOSE. as nearly as may be. and will
forthwith send notice Of sucn acceptance to
such acceptance. however. to be conditioned
on the payment to tho Trustee. on or before
January Gl 1921, Of tho funds requisite for
the purchase OF the notea accepted.
Inc coupons maturing February J.. 1921
aprertaining to any notes which may bo ac.
by the holder and collected In the usual
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
ny d. y. DAVIS.
Trust Officer.
No.
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.EM IERSEN-SEAsnORE
ATLANTIS TITN
ROOMS WANTED

N'pAiS WIZ LhNi mOdern snn,a Nar,s g.,
N"" Hamrs"lr" nye.. cor Eucld Az.
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SHOT AT TWENTY TIMES
'''O'''e Policeman Target Of
Would.Be AssassIns

Woit"arro Pa, OBy \. P.D--policcman
VIII" b"Er VI, "nd"r, Of the sharon postoficr,
'tryirnm E mas OeGn active in recent weeks in
S"S m%n,S I" rid sharon Of undcsirn Jlr ole
yrir, "e'' lat" last night, made The
Pn,..'i H." VI an attempted assassination.
vyjyor v, 'h twenty and twenty iye re-
NAM sEo,S were fired at the policeman,
|hIS Goo, the bullets narrowly missinc
four r"", ,;,,, lhe shots came from three On,
|trreyy y'ThLolS' LOIS according to Snidcr. \,
''V''s have been made. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTS. seniors and juniors wanted
by firm OF public accountants for Phila-
delphia and New York Offices Apply stating
age. previous rNp"ricn"' religion and sal :
airy expected. 32S Ledger Office.
AUTO TRIMMER wanted; we have a per-mn-
nent position for who can build
autJ tops, make seat covers and do general
repair work on cushions. etc. please state
past experience and wages expected. NJ 33I
ledger Office.
AUTO BODY BUILDERS wanted; rst-clasa
help only need apply. Bood wages. W. T.
BEAMERS wanted. Immediate employment
Apply after 0, 2700 Germantown ave.
IDY-ErrHnd and office work for art de-
partmcnt OF Public Ledger Co Apply
fourth door 9th and Chestnut ats. Phila
CITY SALESMAN wanted who Will b.. re-
QuiTsd TO travel occasionally; to be ulIHli-
Nod applicant must be refined educated gen
LIcm"n. used 10 tppruACh hirg nrst-ClaSS aren't
tects, contractors and industrial purchasing
AGENT. etc; hay mn ouSn. rraC iCsI
knowledge Of builders hardwar" sash doors
and blinds undcrstanl thoroughly estimat-
ing from architectural plans and speCinca-
tons; must alsJ have general KNOWLEDGE OF
paints, oils vRrnish. mill white, COmpOsition
roonng, wall board window glass etc: b.,
accustomed to selling highest quality prod
ucts where orders are gotten by talking qual-
itv, not price; this uuSitiun located IN Viz.
g!nia, with old.esta b.lHhed Wholesale and re-
tail building material hOus". Inclys photo
and minute details. references. exc. regarding
experience, lines handled, etc; salary $50 per
week Apply Versatile. Box 300. Norfolk,
virginia.
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i'rOnSnls
= pvpLIv uEALru SERVICE orr,c,

L. =. PIBL,I HEALTH SERVICE. OFFI,.
Of the Medical Puryeyor, .Washinxton
u. G. January ~ 1921 Sealed propSsSI..
Will be received at This office untiI % n.cio.L
4. VI. on tho LIST day Of February, i0si ana
then Oprued. fUr tGHirs 10 be iurnIshed ~
va loua rU.p.lil5 IN accordance with sn.c;
dcations. c,Iirs OF which may be had a this
Office.
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Deatbs

, BACHMAN,--Of pneumonia. at Camden.
r. j., Jan; 10, 1921, EDNA MAY, dearly
Louisa II, Bachman (nee Huber), in her
18TH year, Relatives and friends. so EN-
pluYes OF Western Union Telegraph Co., 18th
aud Chesw pt sts,, and members OF Christ
Reformed Church, invited 10 attend funeral
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IN NENIONI,tNI

JOSES MARY Z. BIEIIL. honest. true
and faithful wifo OF Owen Jones Departed
this life n January Is, 1907
pATTEItSOE. -- In loving memory n
MIRIAM MaGCARROLL PATTERSON, who
died Ian, ls 1910, MOTHER
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sprIrf2221FFsrMRS. r22F {. M. EDWARDS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
MACHINERY AND TOorS

WE NAME Gray iron casting from ,.,,,,,
10 TON, II You want cbst'hgs tlat
"HhnE marhined, write US. Reeves S,,,.' ''' "'
Foundry company, Ss $. "a 81 p! J,,|tt,t H',t
Foundry, Camden. n. J. ''.'H''Phia
ELECTRlCA!; MOTORS. 3lArHINI g1.r..
A POWER EQIIUMENT " ''"'''S.
O'RRlFS MANHINERT CO', 10 y az, ..-
MODERN machine shop, small or L,rs.,-
d'rs: We d" m!lwrIEhrg gi0 y H,om, m,
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SHINGLES SHINGLES
Office Furniture, Office Partitions
OFFICE FURNITURE
Office Partition, Railing. Furniture

I~trE" osSurtmcU' Of i Hn;t"r grade We buy
and sell. zen uh S"run1 H1UI Faint .r,.
Co.. "Ot ralowrM
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.hnrunl Elections
SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia. January II. 1921
~ the Annutl Election held on the 4 tn
instant. the following Stockholders we're
elected DireGtors to serve for tho ensuing
year.
Edwin \. Merrick Samuel Hamilton
william A. Hamilton Harry Green
William =. Furst Joseph G. Trainer
VIM. W. Foulkrod Jr, Walter J. Steinman
James a. Clarke
At the Meeting OF the Board OF Directors
held this day, the following Oflcers were
un ,nimouslY reelected:
WILLIAM W. tNuLKROD. Jr.. President
WALTER !. STElNMAN. Wee President
EARI. II. VERT Vice President
NORTON J. kLANk. Vice President
WILLIAM $. FuRST. Solicitor
WALTER Il. HTMMEL Notary
EApI, u VERT Cashi.r
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rr>NsvLvANIN-sUnURpAN7

GlIlAIA NI'"N--tir"tuor lB9 E w.Io,,
,Hw large. i"lRhifIl sscoud-noor ROOM
Nita r"nu.fT water. rNrel ent taLls 1919
viGual rrr'l'" home cooking rates T.aIn. ~.
Ehir. phuu" Gmm GEE2 Sss"h'
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SALESMAN

Are YOU looking FOR an opportunity TO make
good In q b.E way? II you are sincere In your
nesire and are willing to work n full day We
have an opening on our sales force for a
man between 20 and 30 who believes he Is
worth moro than $4,000 per year and can
prove II. Reply in confidence. stating phone
number. c i32 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

S2G " 'lIGI TEN AVE OCherGk.esI ill.,
loo" g""L lahe- m"n or coupl" Gtn 5Bsa
CHESrNl J - 5UU2--Rouins Win or ,,I,L
out VrlFat" bath best location. nom. ca,, Cn,m
forts ''''''' '"hl-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
N-ssS' ALLIANCE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Third ard Walnut Streets

The Annual MoetinE OF the stockhoIdars
will be held at the Home Office OF the Com
pany on Tuesday. january I8, 1921 nj 10
m. for the election OF Directors and thu
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting. '
JOHN KRENfER. Secretary
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~" Rr,TE>nnrSE Trust COMPANY
n.AMn.TON TRUST COMPANY
In.L a AIu.I "a - - ~

HhiludCIphiR, January I3 InpI
IN. P,aTd II Directors on this d,v IA.
cIared a quarterly dividend Of 2cS tSs. o. ner
shareD un tn" ,'Rmtal Stock ur th,. I'nn
pUny payAblr FJhrurry I. 1891.
LEVI Il. FRh:SCE, Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

WASTED .-lD U.aIricd couple TovTn 90
"t''h"n"'" lu,ulshed. rouin TO hs ,,.cI
hH 'NlhE am ntIT,um. electric .Ight 81,
,rL,g,d ,"ghh"rh."d must D., reGsSn.hi.
N''' ~, ~ snG.". 81. wants room and
hnnfi W.'h lrNutc family and EGTn r. r.
en n""rm""l g ~ l:"4gor OidCe
~ IEGiSS MAE wisncs room and bath IN
dIHtsn"s So8 IcdEer Urice ''u''s
WANTED Two or = modern hskpg- roo,n,
or furnished oUt G 4"S LEDGER Onics
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PERSONALS

MRS. EMMA SHARPLESS, JACK SHARP
LESS. JOSEPH GObDSTEIN, or any per
son knowing the address of any oi these
people. communicate with
Mrs Flora r. Frye. 522is cd st. East
Roundup, Montana -
MRS. CLARA CAROLI1-Please conmui:i-
cate with me. pussie Sander 301 w. eSth
ST.. New York city.
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cEYs INDEMNITY INSURANCE cow
PANI OF NORTH AMERICA
Sd md W,lnyt Streets

The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
viii ue held at the Home ONCE Of the Com
y. m. for the election OF Directors and tbe
transaction Of such other buslness as may
come before the meeting.
f. W. MILLER.
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

SALESMAN, preferably a member Of the
Masonic fraternity. TO solicit advertise
ments and subscriptions; any good salesman
car do II and earn an income In proportion
TO- his diligence and ability. Cali before 10
O'Clock. The Ma sonic Quarterly, 1909 Chest
nut ct. % noor. Ask for Mr.. Stanord.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

s<Ssy7 THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIN,
Stockholders OF the A. and r. Roberts
Co, WIN be held - their Once. Widener
Bids, Jun.p"r and Chestnut sts, Phila, Pa,
Monday, Feb. q. 1871, at l2 o'clock noon.
W. W. LENNON. Secretary
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NICTROLA l%, including u in-lrrL l. DE-.
face records N2 selections). $50 ID. -TI.'e
HANDSOME m nschinc, with lstcs, nS IL
meuts 81 20 wkly, B. II Todd ,gus' 'lrI We.
1923 chestnut. Open Mon. Fri Ks" s., "Fec - 4
NlCTRol4A, ~; with 8 IO-inch douh. . 49,.
for good machine At small cost WN'IR
TuGd 1906 Arch and 1898 ChssfT't, b
Monday. Fridty and saturday cvenlnps, "eN
$500 - STORY CLARK, ss.n5,,. g..
uitrr,. h"hut. Cnsei used a ahort ,I Ll'y"r-
500, ,erms can be arranged guar"''el M"''e c"s'
VlCTRolA. VI with q I0Inch do,T,,, VS.
records. $40 loa a beautiful outrT yy",e iace
money II. B. Todd, 1900 Arrn' t"F l,L!s
yhrstuut omen Mon. Fri. and IA 1913
S4uO -- KNABE Angelus player. ,,r 80,
case cannot be told from nes mahogany
IoTRs TIb Ca" o%.r be- "E5snSef r. Todd G% SoG
Sl5O--LEsTER upright cost tS0G- a,t.
teed good conditions H. n 49,, fuafhn
Arch 81 Opcn Mon, Fri and SAT a. 1906
5000 CUNNINGHAM upright man. =
auteed good condition Is IA ''ITn3, 'ITn3, guar
Arch 3ecn Mon Fri, srrl sal STS ovFs 1909
PIANO 50 rnsM So one dollar v,,,Is---,.
mUguilIrrR S3jr pl1uy. bcr1 us,d %, ipI
bargain. r. B. Todd. 1905 Arch =, Wv, ,ueu
Monday. Friday and saturday evenings 'LeH
800 sIEINWA,Y upright; cost s456; snar
1900 Arch. open Mon, Fri. and Sat. eyss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

r5$;T9 THE ANIMAL MEETING or THE
Joy Settlement VIII be held ou
Settlement HoGso, sio y. 7thn street street AZ the
MRS. KELLY REES. Secretary.
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BOARDING

~ oE 3 modern hskpg room,
M { AS. LetRrr Office
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aAIEGNfL,N

1AlsIsfNl fsaN
II IL said opportunity knocks but
once; between the hours OF and
and T.30 and y p. m. this week J.
VIII consider applications Of 10 men.
who are not satisfied with their
present employment and who are
honest and ambitious and have
desire 10 cut loose from the weekly
pay envelope: TO the men selected
a practical course in salesmRnship
VIII be given free Of charge, and
those qualifying VIII Immediately be
given n position with a sales organl-
cation employing over 1900 gales
mon and an opportunity 70 earn
from $4,000 to $4,000 annually. and
practically unlimited opportunity for
shvancument this course will In no
way conflict with your present EN-
plOyment as the Instructions Will
be given In the evening. Call 42S
Land Titla nlIt.
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s1TUAT1oNswANTED-FEMALE

y VIkoF8IN I wv T9Tt.N ESN WINtY pONtIOn, ref-
erenC 9, 4l2s y. Franklin st
STENOGRAPHFE. competent. expert. cspa-
BILE OF takinC a.ctatCn in any commercial!
line or law. rlsy handling ponsral CORE
spondence: accurate and dependable best OF
reterenceS. 5@I. Ledger Office.
YOUNG LADY. with good education and per
sonaltty desires posit!-n Of responsibility
ana trust. whcrc integrity and refinement IL
required: can give highest reference as 70
character g igl. Ledger Office.
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Annual Meetings

r-4SS THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
IN PHILADELPHIA
The Annual Meeting Of the Corporation
at the Hospital at 500 +. N. when an
election will he held for ten Trustees to serve
for three years
Pastors OF contributins churches and all
other persons contributing to tho Hospital
$4,000 or more yearly or 100000 at any ono
entitled to vote at this meeting.
WILLIAM II. CASTLE. SECRETARY
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MAIE

ACCOUNTANr office manager. II yenrs' ex-
p@ri"nce sec -trcasurer in chg. Of cost and
'tn. acct sales exp: competent to relieve
El9y "NeCutyc % details. 32l. Led or.
CRAFTSMAN u years practical exner,-
cnce. familiar with patterns. shop expert
enCp. Richter 3532 FrankfUrd ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

PROOTREADER first class. thor.
ouRhy experienced. member OF
Typographical Union. wanted on
nent position with good salary TO
right man. Apply at 900 Chestnut
st., nf.h floor. after o D. IN.
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3' THE PENNSYLVtNKN COMPANY
lDR IS%IR.tSCES ON LIVES ASD
EPiNTiNG tNNIITlEs


Phtadclphia, January II. 1921
~ the Annual Nlc"tug Of the StO' kholdera
h"ld iliI date the following we're elected
DiIr Ir"t,ls Uf thiS Company to serve fpr tie
CnSuIu' N"Hr
e.. :. ". Packard To-. Chgs. H. ", rrus.
Edward II. Coates William W. Fitlr'
G,CFgn H. F.aZi"r George IL. johnson
y, Dewitt "El"r Samuel j.. Warriner
Alfred &, T. rtsun John $, NewbOld
samuel T. bo,ine James VI, Wilcox
: Z, aur ron Hutchinsou.
\, IN" n. o. .hR Of the Directors held the
snm" d~l'. Mr.. e. y. W. Packard wHs
unanimously reelected President
e :, NEWH ALL. SECRETARY.
~" RT'TENnnTSE Trust COMPANY
l5i" Chestnut Street
January II. 1927.
A. the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholdcrs
t,'.aS ,Ar following Directors were elected
T., u.,r,r 'ur IL" IusIng Year:
A. r. Perkins DIR. Edward B Hodge
II, H,WSTd 'Ng urc'h Howard e. johnson
! Lewis TNrnide'l Harry y. MCDevitt
burrows Sloan Sam, NJ Clement Jr
c l.. s TInRicy q. Soaring Wilson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

esgSp AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Corporation Of the Germantown Dis
nesdny. January 10, 1921, at the Hospital,
Penn and Chew streets. Germantown. at 4
an election Of nve members 10 serve as
Managers for the next three years viii be
held, and such other business transacted as
may properly come before the meeting
THOMAS EVANS. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 80 Capable snl.s
maRaser or high-clasE salesman wanted
for out-Of-tOwn position, familiar with in.
candescent lamps and general JpbOing busi
ness; state age experience ana salary ia
sired c 1873. Ledger Office
KNlTTERS. full-fashioned leggers and foot
ers. Apply 200 Germantown ave-. after 0.
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General

GREENE'WALD'E
- ASPE'IAbIIED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
soliciting HUplica tI"Es from experienced office
and factory executives. men and women;
local TeslGsrts only: wanted now. gales man
ASeT FAMILIAR with food product line; also
several ~ ,ehmrn glRsa drugs or drug
suhdrics eNneri"nC"; office manager. private
sccretarv, wri'" shorthand: COmp' roller,
S50tO: otlcr attractive office openings. 2JU
), lltl No enrolment charges Book and
'nformRi ,uT blank gratis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
Pursuant to the Sinking Fund pi visions
Of Article of the Trust Agreement, dated
January I, 1915 by and between Associated
Gas and Electric Company and Fidelity Trust
Company, Trustee. seated proposals for tho
sale to Fidelity Trust Company. Trustee, at
thereof and accyued interest. Of a sufficient
number Of the SIX per cent t0F) bonds issued
under said Trust Agreement to take up the
sum Of $4,000 90 will be received at the
office or said Trustee. 325-33l Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. until February !. 1921,
riDEELiTY fTHRRpTisT COMPANY. rrus.e,
wM p. GEST. President.
pbIin n1nipbto Jap
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AGENTS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FlRST-tLASS cooks. wa5tresaog cha rryt.~.
maids, pHrIormdldS. infants and child.
nurses hous"w2rk girls, taundress"4 housr-
men; buffers, chauncuSS rhefs couples: all
htShlv recon. Mrs. McNalIy 235 : Gth st
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rtrtenhuuse Squtre-
Liberal he.p supp.i"d and wanted.
WANTED--Compet-rt hcIp IN every capacity:
Feferrnres reQulrnl LAlM Halr hrihEn 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

sssa5s THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
StockhCIders Of The Huntington and
Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal
Company will bo held at the office OF the
Company; on Tuesday. February Ist. 1921,
pt " o'cioSk noon. when an election will be
J. d. CORMLEY Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES, new, 500 easy NAY
menls; singer and other HIakes, like new
~ To sl@. Iuily guaranteed. l30 n. 10th NJ
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GFR'INNTOIVN
Observation-Disclosures

I-EMNNTi VIZ 'Nhr Hvdge) lSO Mani.
g. "I uN" wu-' Of Grc,.ur .t-Cnys,po'r,
roy y ~ r"i'ienr"s exchanged GsTman,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
LOST AND FOUND

BREAsTPiN--I,ost. platinum bow breastpLn.
set with diemondsi rev. Call Merion elo.
CQtLAR--Lost, % and walnut sts. last
Friday, brown fur collar with black satin
string reward 1919 Walnut at--------
DEPOSIT BOOK--Lost. deposit book No.
277, ,726 with the Western Saving society
1000 Walnut St Reward. ------..
WATCH-Lost. Saturday, Jan. 10, gold
Waltham wrist watch. without bracelet
Communicate j. o. Box 32i2 Reward.
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eH't '''' "
'"' H"SIccr wW appear tomorrow.
"owri"ht. 1870, by Public I.rdgcr Goa
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
MAKING SPEED ON
PERSH|NC PICTURE
Polish Artist Soon to Complete
Painting Of General and His
Favorite Horse.

The painting of General Pershlns
mounted on his favorite horse "hea-
roe," which Is being done In New
York by Albert Kossak. the Polish
artist, will soon be completed II was
stated today by Washington frlehas
OF the artist who have seen the paint
ing In New York.
The artist, who was In Washins
ton recently, declared himself ue-
lighted with his commission from the
United States Government to paint
General Pershing, and he returned 10
New York TO enter enthusiastically
upon his work OF immortaiizing Per,
shinE on horseback. He has painted
several OF Europe's royal heads upon
their favorite mounts.
Major Kossak. who was formerly IN
the Polish army, is particularly en-
thusiastic over General Pershing
horse, whose mettle and beauty thrill
ed thousands OF American watchers
when Pershing passed at the heal OF
the victory parade. When Generai
Pershing was being sketched. he saio
to Major Kossak; "Neyer mind ne ola
man, but do get Kedroe right"
Major Kossak Is noted for his mas
terry in Interpreting the grace OF
horses. 1t has been suggested sew
,eral times by his admirers that ne OF
all artists is best fitted to do justice
to the great American thoroughbred
..Man o. War" the horse without
peer, either among contemporaries or
In the past.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
She WASN'T
SICK, BUT HER
CHILDREN WERE
Sl Months Of Care and Worrying
Were Too Much Tor Her
GOT THIN, NERVOUS. TIRED
Her Brother in Law, q Doctor, Said
She Was Ansmic, and Advised
Pepto- -Mangsn

Here is a story OF a strong, vtgor-
ous mother VINO never knew what ill-
health was. But three years ago her
two little boys got into the habit OF
being sick.
Six months OF care and worry were
too much for her and brought TO light
the fact. that. with all her apparent
vigor, she really was anemic. she lost
1esh. couldn't sleep well and got nerv-
Gus.
Then the doctor cher brother-in-
gaw), prescribed Pepto-Mangan.
She said: Fred explained lot
about the special sort OF irou-content
In Pepto-Mangan, and lot or other
things that / don't understand, but
what do understand is that bottle
Of Pepto- Mangan is always going TO
be In my medicine closet as long as !
live. Whatever II contains, i don't
know or care, but i do know that IL
builds me up when i get run down,
and that's enough for me-"
GUIDES Pepto- -Mangan is an abso-
tutely dependable red-blood builder
In all conditions of lowered vitality
not due to serious disease OF the vital
organs. 1t improves the appetite, i'm
parts color to the cheeks, and creates
new hope and ambition in those who
have become pale, weak. and listless.
Physicians recommend Guides Pepto-
Mangan. When you order. be sure the
word Guides" is on the package.
Without Guides" IL is not Pepto- Man
gan. Furnished in both liquid and
tablet form For sale by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
SEARCH BANKS ASHES
FOR CLUE TO ROBBERS
Guard SmouIdering Ruins After
$4,000 ReedsvilIe Haul.

Federal agents from Washington
today are at Reedville. Va. investi'
eating the robbery of $4,000 In cash
and $4,000 in Liberty bonds by yegg-
men, who on Sunday night blew open
the safe in the Commonwealth Ma
tionaI Bank. Search is being made
of the ruins in an effort to find some
of the missing securities.
Since early Monday morning, when
the robbers blew open the safe and
set fire to the building. Common
wealth Attorney Clarence S. Towles
Of Northumberland county, has had
guard about the ruins to prevent the
curious from rummaging in tho
debris. 1t was stated this morning
that the authorities have no clue to
the identity of the yeggmen. other
than that they came and fled in
high powered automobile.