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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-16

Sir Harry Land1s,s Uniaue mr.
1oqa1lty, tie sNinging nselody of
Ais songs, tempefed at Dire Win
the sweet Wt1tfnlne1a that seems 70
belong to the land of th4 plaid and
the heatheg, and rendered Il ! Wv
that can only b deses4bed =
LAudsresQue. hare given him !
distinction that no other singer Of
homely character songB has ever
achieved. For this reason. 4 velI
- for the reason that Sir Harry's
friends and admirers grow and null
tiply with the yeas, It may rea-
sonably Be expected that the famil-
lar crowds and the exuberant en-
thusmiAsm that have always been
. feature Of his local visits will be
In evidence when he appears at the
Columbis Christmas matinee and
night.
Since his last visit to America
the comedian has had some not
able successes abroad, and in Lon
don, last spring, he played one Of
the longest and most successful
engagements Of his career in the
British metropolis. Several Of the
new songs first made known during
the London season, but new here,
will be sung here for the first.
time. Among those that have at
tracted the most attention and
which have earned the right to be-
come part of his regular reper-
toire, are: Bella the Belle o.
Dunnoon," and Singing is the
Thing to Make You CHEEKY" The
old songs. however, are evidently
not neglected, for William Norris
announces for Sir Harry's program
for the current season g revival of
many old favorites, including the
famous character song, "She's Ma
Daisy" and the always popular 81
Love a Lassie." Other revivals are
"R0amin' In tn Gloamin',"
"Doughie the Baker," Its Nice to
Get Up in the Morning, But It's
Nicer to Lie In Bed" 4The Sum
shine o. q Bonnie Lassie's Smile"
and others equally fetching.
Sir Harry. will, as in other
years, present his songs in Co.'S
tune, with appropriate scenery,
while the first part OF the program
will be given over to what is de-
clared to be the cleverest COM
pany Of entertainers that has ever
been offered in conjunctioM with
the Scottish comedian.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-16
WEDDING FARCE
PLAYS week AT
, GRAND THEATRE

''The Un-Kissed Bride, a farce,
will be the attraction at the Grand
theatre, Davenport, for one week
beginning with the matinee tomor-
row afternoon. This very excitable
example of fun creating farce is
heralded as big laugh sensation
and is said to more than rival Fair
and Warmer" and Twin Beds" for
comedy. 1t is entirely unlike these
two and is from the pen of Charles
Demorest.
'The Un-Kissed Bride, is pos
sessed of real story, wherein is
contained the spark that kipdles
love into a flame. 1t sparkles in
its wit. The Grand Players have
been cast very appropriately in
the various roles, with Eddie WAL
ler and Rose Ludwig taking the
parts originally played by Stanley
Price and Oracle Scott when the
production played in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago.
R. /. Clean Towel Service. Phone
r. l. 2439.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-16

t Parker, Wllo 1Iroctea 1ohn
aofo n sGhoelcck Hn1meo =
e6n psoductfoa whle1 g.
N Ungt Armstrong; theetrof -
69 fo1 Ioar day1y hn1 yea1isod
= practically ! lfo-l0ue ann-
y q pictnxising netion's lam
1uiecttve.
n hardly more than : young
parker nav tho fntnous pley
William Cillette at the Car
1Asatre, his youthful fancy was
nnght with the fAscinAtion Of
2sat and clever detscttvo that
6nme almost an obseeeton with
Il Il said. About II years Sgo
- to pass that PARKER got Z
With Gillette In . repertoire ct
1lays. The young man was am
u to play the part of thepock-
Sid Prince. the part now pOr-
= BY Percival knight II the
e6n production, but Gillette was
7I1usats and could not he reconcil-
u permitting any one but an
Gelishman to play the part. FIN
~ he bent under Parker's persua-
n powers and the young man
- Owen Q trial with the under
1knding that II he made good he
oy1d have the part. Parker played
r. part for the rest Of the season.
Is that time Parker had no thought
eeplctures. Since then he has be-
ecne well known az director. In
- back Of his mind, there was al
v1yy fermenting the idea Of pro-
dadng sherlock Holmes on the
oHsen.
As the thing began to crystalize
= ny mind" says Mr.. Parker, the
nams of John Barrymore suggest
u itself as the one man who could
111quateiy and perfectly portray
~ part. got an option on the
sloFy. Then / went to Mr.. Barry
nDre and explained my ideas about
" writing Of the story, and when
] was through he was Just as en-
tknsiastic about 1t as / was. All
through the making of the picture
II. Barrymore's enthusiasm and
interest was at the highest pitch
al Of such intensity that it spread
10 every member of the cast"
Among the photoplays which Mr..
Parker has directed are "The Eyes
II, Youth" with Clara Kimball
Young, "The Branded Woman" and
two Of Douglas Fairbanks most
popular pictures, "Arizona" and
The Knickerbocker Buckaroo."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-12-16

the sum Of $20z.SO, and that final
hearing on said certificate will be
had on the 9th day Of December.
A. D. 1892, at the hour Of 3 O'Clock
2. M, or as soon thereafter as the
business of the court win permit,
All persons desiring may file OBJ
tections in said court before said
day and may appear on the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, this
18th day Of December, A. D. 1922.
H. N. SCHRIvER,
FRANK WICH,
NJ 7. RUDCREN,
JOHN MURRIN,
WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS.
Board Of Local Improvements Of
the City Of Rock Island. Ill.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-13

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Rounded Big Institution.

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
JOS. ARBouR 6 soN-

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
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 M. IRVING JESTER,
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 PHONE S11.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

FISK & FIREsTONE ,Hes. The users of thess tires believe iL playing safe. Service ~'so. West End. vu ,anizing Works. 3ss West Main St., c. l. Mccarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-S.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

You can't afford to overlook the possibilities of Herald classified ad.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
BUSINESS SERVICE
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

GAS and oil at lowest prices in town at Walter Tire Shop. 534 West Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

TRUCKING & STORAGE Expert moving. packing crating and shipping, either by rail or truck. Best equipped in the city for local and long distance furniture moving.
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

People are pleased with Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

MAXWELL. 1922 touring car taken In trade for Maxwell sedan. This car is in good shape, Is equipped and can be bought at
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14
AUTOMoTIvE-
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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

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New Britain herald., 1922-11-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-05

Troop 40 of the Washington Boy Scouts
en- route to the White House week ago yes
terday. President Harding inspected The
Evening Star cup. won by this troop.
National Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-05

Brig. Gen. and Mrs Douglas Macarthur at Palm
Beach, where they married February H. Mrs. Mac
Arthur Mrs. Cromwell Brooks of Washington. Gen.
Macarthur, after completing his service commandant
of West Point Military Academy will 60 to the Philip
pines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
T THE FRANKLIN FIRE ISS =,

b, ,npR.i pnlIad' ph!a. November II. 1921.
PPiy Pssny WIN be held at tie 'tSrs otfics 81 hs
[ps NO. 42l Walnut St, Phils dsinhInas hIns
PolIsa ory. olues1ny. January ~. I0as.
wen from II noon to p, M.
WlLFRED KURTH.
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
Annual Elections


Asd AHsifd and Walnut streets: .
Philadelphia. January II. 1p22:
!, An. annual election, held January 10.
.Mt IN following gentlemen were elected
,,ots 10 serys until January. 1870:
' dTEpoReE TpTAeREpH IT. hSpEklsSpfB2GN h8eElpBGN
HENRY w. BIDDLE
9, HARTMAN KUHN
gFEIMsgIHhi,M gFE,.;sII 4, R;AhRfNHhs y; RPhfNHhIs
!, meeting OF the Board Of Directors,
hu ,sis DAY, tho following officers were
|siefnhuIN RUSH. President:
..N,y ~ pI.ATT. Vics President.
|EgnbSnnN WY Mn CATLtN, Second Vice PRECEDENT.
HaitILp1WtY G, MORRIS. Third Vice Pres.
Y 4SaIx yKREMER, Secretary.
yin r0SNOR, Trca surer and Asst. Sec.
PhfrriMING SMITH. Marine Secretary.
,iiaiNp II, PORTER, Assistant secretary.
ksTIs L. CLAY AssistsirNi 4osiN TEsRsfeSMINfTpp KRfMfnp
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
Annual Meetings
THE MECHANICS INSURANCE
.oo COMPANY
I NVW AM
bO0-h0a WnlnuI

h. A., PhIladelphia. Dsc. is. 1921.
I'M IN, Annual Meeting OF the stockhoIders
W. company for tho election Of directors
Vt ss Inc he transaction Of such other bust
WI be held az the principal once of
A ||.SIa SSIuhpsny' 6O0.h02 WALNUT street, PhIla.
NJ o,srISa.,; on Monday. January 10. igss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
IN MrssonfAm

IN MEMoRfAm
s6FrERDTsga n isy,ns %sas n.esy :, ~, q
s,,rrut,,rv MOTHER AND SISTER.
,syylI rEHbEY In loving rnstnory os
itfn.N M ,soTT1E,RLEY. who departed this
HUsBASD. SON AND pAuourrns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
!, TR,pEsMENs NATIONAL BANK

/, !, A.. roeetIrE Of the Stockholders. held
Wv ~ 1929, the following directors
nv.yl ..yl.o,sT 10 serve for the ensuing year:
VA 'p.son IIByard Henry
", pSna.her Howard A, Loeb
ynnsir pntrher Jerome II. Louchheim
.CnIy cCannheii II. d. Mccarthy
pn2n t 'Esrie 3d Victor Cha father
oiss rvans Joseph NJ. Steele
Vim. M Funk Rollin II. Wilbur
Edmund Wllliams
Al the meeting Of the Board o. Directors.
IN this day, the following oiHcers were
tsrIn,ousy elected:
Y,,oward A, Loeb. President.
Z n Mccarthy. Vice President,
rrdmuni Williams, Vice President and
| Cashier. ~ t,.
a. toiiowing officers were appointed:
tIsrayd E, belly, Assistant Cashier.
Eiilian, O. Jolley. Assistant Cashier.
u H. Fr'SSeil' rASsWsfS!NBS WWiLLlkMs.
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

RICE, - Jan, tt, CAROLINE, WIDOW IT
sarueI !. RICE. Funeral services Mon, :"
,. NJ. 81 +. Garfield St.. Germantown. Int.
,r!vate Friends may call Su1. eve.
RILES-On Jan. IL. 1922, MATILDA g.
RILEY (neo Harbison), wife VI Frederick W.
Riley. Relatives and friends. also Covenant
chapter. No. 100. ,. T.. s. are invited =
) clock. ~ her residsnce G027 Race st. Inter
nent at Mt Moriah Com. Friends may call
ga,y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
lNpErENpENGE INsIR.NcE TIVE;

slsctlon Of oficeS. W s'ockh0.ders fo-
nav yn"nsldSra npnN on OF such ether buaInsss %ms
win yhhV0petiy be brought before the mast'
!. Fsbs,n nsld - 2.3OP. H., on W.dnes.
Iel Phlisasgn,is' TO- i9es. at s35 Walnut
HENRY /. BROWN. President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
ONO I0N ,TEAcTI0N COMPANY

sinking Funa Souoe o,,
o. .nsSy terms ~ IA Ss,sd 0f Msrss T. Ysii, 10
|id!csn idt!csnsiIty ty"f frust Compsnyi Trpstee, there
~ iiSe3S the gum ot ts9.o1s o.: The
u TIueco aecordance with tho terms Of said
tm.ise ~ ~ sufficient TO take I'D the sum men
sss,pEttrY TRUST COMPANY.
VIM. P. apsr. PtrssslIssseint...
D25 Chestnut 1t.
...,ph,e, January 10, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
xoprurRS TRUST COMPANY

Philadelphia. January. %. 1o22:
svAS3jLpEEs Sj AMScHd Hed on SsaMS jsnuSTS 1i % 1878
!, allowing gentlemen were elected DtREC-
mi as'iS"f 70 ssfgs Tor a term of four years:
Charles Z. Granga
william II. Curtis. 1r.
m, terms OF ths following Directors held
sIni.d.r,ck Snyder william y. Barba
NnB. St.tson. Jr. Charles 9. Child
~. Dnbson Walter T. Brod.ey
dn.y l. wright JaSSausss {; < q XsuStsiG y Ss nr
MEEGlNd6 EIG t6Is OF aaS aSe tSe SNSR tSIowns
M we're unanimously elected:
M frederick snyder. Presidont.
william H. Curtis. Jr.. Vice President and
william william C. HOrter. Vice President and
x.nns;h Kenneth r. Crawford. Trust Office.
ii Lamar Hayhurst. Asst. Trust officer.
Albert l.. schaetcr. Real Estate Officer:
p THE SIXTH NATIONAL. BANK.
Philadelphia. Jan. 10. 1922.
lt the Annual Election held on the 10Th
tho following stockholders were unnni-
u,y elected directors for the ensuing
grssnf " 5"JWn ADAMS Comiy shcsmslter
lhlsl BalrL Husse!i Wllsot.
.,rson C. Rea VIM. Saiter
George Wilcox
Al q meeting Of the directors held this
N the following officers were unanimously
Daniel Baird. Presldent
Norman c. Ives, Vice President.
Comfy Shoemaker. Vice President.
WIN, + Cushing, Jr,. Asslr,apt Cashier.
John pckey Jr.. Solicitor.
'N"' D1N'' WI! sALTER. caeh!er
"a NATIONAL SECURITY BANK
Philadelphia. January llth. 1929.
AZ the Annual Meeting OF the stockholders,
n on the 10th inst. the following named
pusmen were elected Directors to serve
|hi,m II. Horn ]. II. Drlpps
EuSs 3. Allen Fred J. Ftnkenauef
Ftnk sehoble Reuben Windisch
J. Edwin Rech
AZ a meeting Of the Directors. held this
!, the following officers were unanimously
IT, pRIPps. President
". y. MCKEE, Cashier
GEORGE oVINGToN. Asst. Cashier
ARTHUR E. VEIL SoIt sollGiser AS c..,,,
EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia. January II. 1922
the Annual Election. held on tie 10th
,sS,SFs wc.1 si,I fHr the ensuing year;
tmuel Doll, samuel II. Kerr
pAsft Carson Robert Trwin
fAnk Buck Tbeo. T. NrIIiar
" J. Montgomery David Halstead
meeting OF the Directors held this
ftlscted. f'NS''
M !, MONTGOMERY. President
MaappEEL BELL, Jh;, Vioe.President
SiosEAStES ioESS 5 AbAiR ; COOKE; kI3; Cashier 5,
MAJ 4. ElCKERT. Asst. Cashier
ANE. NORRIS 4 HECK SCHER' Counsel
- GHAlSLES y. COOKE. Cashier.
CENTENNIAL NATIONAL BANK
A, Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 10, 1922,
= meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
r,v WIS day. the, following officers were
tWI0Ssy W0SMsy Te.eiected for the ensuing year:
m ~ ~ MMALPASs, President.
n y b b. ,njERHARD, Wee President,
XiRwINh hPHtEaLtI5S9sWORTH. III Vice President
ALFRED ". WRfGHT''e GIFT kss,sta,, co.,,.-
IRWIN FISHER,
Cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
THE PRESBYTERiAN UOsPiTaI
IN pHII.ADEIPuIA

Fss W. annual meeting Of the Corporation viii
1IIIn IInn, on tuesday. January II, iSna A.
\ ibS'Pat r. S.sdt at 3 =. M. when an election
" years 'a pa.,n 1Tr Yen trustees TO serve for
n ~ ,,S'6nSs S'nsr persons contributing 10 the Hos
tma SVoo or more yearly. or $4,000 at any
(hIsS are members OF the Corpora tlon ana
r'N'u 10 vote al this meeting N
WM. N "a lrI n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

wIscHuM. Jan. IL, cATrIARINE M
Fsstlye, and friends are inyt.S TO sttsse t.s,
aenee. ae 74c b. willard at. Hish rnsss, at ,bs
Church Of the Ascension A. NJ. Int HOY
'eSyiyhT1TT WYATT. Jan. 10. RAE Al wife Of James
II, Wyatt. Funeral seryice Tues. N
f8f0 West Chester pike, Kirklyn. Frienos
may call Mon. evening,
YETMAN.---Jan. 12. 1922. WILLIAM a..
ST.. husband OF Bridget Yecnsn nse
Edwsrd's Hofy Nsme SOCIETY. are, inyltsd
to attend funeral. Mon. $50 A., ~. from iron,
al 81 Edwards Church 10 A. NJ. Int Holy
aopulchre Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14
THE rENNsYLyANIA COMPANi
FOR -ISSUKASCES m IIyI'S

|as Annual Meeting Of tho stnctbditEEs
company win take place al liz n,i,o. "
',eGt ,io street, on Monday, January Is.
|ET ~ A., at which time an election VII
,nsu,or LOT thirteen directors 10 serye fot
S year T. 8. NEWHALL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

MAoGI; ;--Jsn, ~. CHARLES, husband q
Martha MAJ Msggi lnse Cumminssl son Of Kate
Friends sae s'f uvteS sSms e fSnsqa MdS a
late residence. 1881 9. Howard st. Int Fern
wss MocaogP Z; Trrv KATHER,SE assys. ssa Ga
friends are Invited to nefpSa seTvisss Men ss' I M
siGpGs st. Of ss' siV i Hfss'@' f:sg: dt$ Sss
IL Rs,.aII pasDqEJ ,r.SSy TdSw
sSsn ;S% . & Ss'S ssAEsb arm y 4 ,Ss ysy
10 A. NJ. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
,rS tss late Fs,rs IL aess aSTe Rsa., e MssS s5S
ssSa ssssS . Ssssss SioyS' ,?Sss' he e
RSsnsm msss az s Assumption 9sEa thSreh Il
4. N. 1nterment Holy sepuicSre cemetery. S y
Ms1SATH 1s IT Anna m 1s moalS;, -; 1922 os SoHN
H. ny.'d !. fnra oMSnedd MSn X, H. from
ivsln from f59 tnsssIs HsssiTs Terminal to dwyhedd
y ssi Sss Ej:,Sss SSks ask.s5.i T.
PSys ,h se sas1sd A,SP'f o,Fs Ee%Ts SI Eng
$40 4. NJ, from his late residence. 2si.
Lomperd cs,ro ss solemn ,s ,FeduIee,m ma; mass So
risS snd iate Edward MqLsasSP. % raSsrs nSn e.
Moore y IS solemn %s.s s., q ,d dSsSusn zsS
cisejy. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
iS T. f!FsS N Is.ssBs sS T. i.SS
SGsses Ss! and % esSd. Al INT H,sa aG' Cross Gem R
tis2S M2grIT st. sAx mGrE A. nsa,fySs.9 St fS9
snqMs e H. afS iia gySG Is ssa fS9efa orvaisn
.Tf SooIry IL 1Gss iGss KSiASFEHRiSE,
s SAT-. 2P NJ. from her dsushteSs res1dsnSes. T1srSs
a22t I ,a may STSSstS Ss SesS M9Ts Fl Cedar
HoTsso, Moore anS daHsh,or q li.nTy and
MSTy NScss &c send Mo fad so Fsnd'
from lsss mass rGsa'rESf g. aa}@ y GSeFS
wife M'tof' OF Frank Morrison and daughter dhHFh Of
GIsn and SsS MfE' odatT eoyf, St the Td f
maculais Conception Church; are invited to
,sGd fnnsssd nTsdas WMGey M fF1m g sS sSr
emn requiem mass, at the Immaculatc con.
Ception Cnurch ~ ~ -h' ih'' iioIy SepulChre
a5S + PIGfy!IS Hof4DY rs esso ssn Ie
tves tHa, and friends invited TO afford funera !,
from his late residence. Sun, . p. NJ. int.
Richboro Gem.
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vote. Tclend, may cali SUNDAY, evening
inis Fs,1cI H. kg2a AANNIE %t
Friends and League of the Sacred Heart Hear Src inc
yited to attend funeral Mon. $3.50 4, NJ.
solemn hG 2sausS sS ss &c. SS9 cEnlSSa HS Il
A. n. Int. New Cathedral Gem. ''" ~
ORR. R.-suddeniy; Jan. Il. ID22. JOSEPH
ana 9rends HSTSsa also Hr Tn!ed tcoWshp HG Of soH
, Plug, ard employees Of the American Banh
aS% 6eS' Non n'G at S"G his ate
SWTod Gem, Friends may call Sun after
l.. BELOVED RusGsHd q eS56qrIns FisFc,
Snd md'fnsiHn Fdsisy fs%g AsssmbiS S So 81 g.
ny at 6, to the resdeHes seTSs sGS n ' knsso %
Frsny; E! Int eerivato Friends may view remains
PUTS; - Jan. ~. sALLIE q, wife OF
benjamin and Elizabeth Grocer Grth,h
nsrai services, Sat. p II. at her lat t
residence, 2O22 DE LNrcey place, Int. prl
vaie.
ave jan ans I,e IoH& RAE 0sR
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

fIsnds S. Pvtsd TO sS ,iHas ,iHnsrsj ssSysss M
liam r. s. Ferry. 6G32 Hunters ave. Int.
private, Friends may Gall sun SUD- eye.
relatives and friends are invited, Monday,
$50 A. NJ. from late residence. 2638 S.
OF ST. Monica 10 a. NJ. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

hnNSNIAE MEETING OF THE
N SUis. S,iGsSsGaSrs Ca. OF the LehiGh yaiI.y
ssss fISesp, fSISmp'nE i.rsd w,,l be held at No. Is
may, January 80. iose' y, j.. on
VI" JSr Shs election Of two d,rsctor''ovst
IA otSS. and for the transaotion ",
|ora thsr thsr business as may properiv nona
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