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SALE OF COLLATERAL.
SECURITY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that default having been made in
the payment Of u promiBory note
made by Tony Sughnln for the sum Of
One 1hournnd DollnrG Isl 100000
dated May LIST, 1920, and payable on
on before May lst, 1922, TO thc or
der Of =. h. and Vcna W, Younger.
with interest at the rate Of eight per
cent " per cent? per nnnum, until
paid, together with ten per cent 90
per cent? additional for attorneys
fee, the UNDERLINED. the lcgnl hold
lr Of said note, win on the 18th day
~ June, A. ID. Ii'' nj ten o'clfciS
~ the forenoon Of said day at the
front door Of the town hail Of the
Town Of ArvHda In the County Of
jefferson, STATE Of Colorado. offer
for ralc, md sell It public auction
10 the highest and beat bidder, for
cash IN hand, four GJ ghDreR Of the
"rpltal stock, Series y, 6f'rho Farm.
rrl Reservoir q Irrigation Company,
'crroscntcd by Certificate No. lGl.
the same having been pledged ns and
nov being collateral security for the
payment or said note for tho pur.
,oa" Of paying the amount due on
The principal and intorcs, Of said
toto. together with attorneys fees.
md tie costs and expense Of said
rnlc.
D7lcd. Arvnha. Colombo. This 9th
dny Of Nnv. A. u. 1900.
=. t. YOUNGER
VfNA W. YOUNGER.
Fi-f' Pub. funo 1000
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SHERiFE"S SALE
PTt1'L' GE cor nDtnn
HAZEL NJ. GARLlCK,
Town Clerk.

STATE OF COLORADO }
County Of Jefferson )SS
H. the District Court, within nn5
for the County Of Jefferson. and
State Of Colorado:
MERLE V. NICHOLs,)
tYsipncc of W. X. Me,
Plaintiff ,
N. a. NELSON, ct al
Defendant
BY virtue Of writ of execution
issued out Of the Dictric, Cour,
County Of Jefferson. State Of Colo
RADIO, to me ne Sheriff. directed r.
favor Of Merle V. Nichols noninH'
~ A. Nelson, md Supnn j. Nelson
whereby am commanded 10 MAKE
the sum cf s9l95 damages and the
further sum Of s32 % costs, ! have
levied upon and taken In execution
the following described rcnl estate
of said dcfcndcnt, or interests IN
Fnid lands held by defendants NJ
time execution entered n record IN
and 10 the following dpHrribod r"n'
's'atc situnte living and being In the
County Of Jefferson. State of Colo.
'ndo 'owit' En7' - Of the North
10 Of The Spuihonat Ia Of the
Northeast IA Of Section ~ Town.
chin 3 Rnuoc 60. heinz 900 ncror
-hioh shall offer Tor aalr NJ puhlis
Auction ON the Both dnv Of June 4
y too 81 tho hour Of 10 o'clocb
A. ~ ni he fremont s'roct on.
'rnn"" ~ the County rour, WpuEr IT.
the Civ Of Donvor. Ciiv md Coun.
'r ~ Denver S'atr ~ Colsralo 70
tho hiohep' rrd iosi hiidn. for cnsh
Gsppv r. Hrpp
Sheriff Corr'v NJ faffarao-
Mac - fstr"s- ."s--as. Tor tho
Plnintiff, 81 Empire Bldg.
Fi-a' P"h iurc 9 100
Last Pub. Juno 20, 1922,
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The Town of Arvada, in the
County of jefferson and State of
Colorado, for value received, ac-
.knowlcdges itself indebted and here
by promises to pay to the bearer
hereof the sum of
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County of jefferson and State of
Colorado, for value received, ac-
knowlcdges itself indebted and here
hereof the sum of
-DOLLAR9
in lawful money of the United States
of America, on the first day Of
july, A. d. 1914, subject to call and
rsymcnt. however, mt any time prior
thereto, with interest thereon from
date until payment at the rate of
six per centum ner annum, payable
semi-annually on the first days of
January and july in each year, the
principal being payable ut the office
# the Town Treasurer. End the in
tcrest being PAYABLE at the office of
he Tcwn Treasurer or at the Chase
National Bank in the City of New
York, u. S. A., at the option of the
holder, upon presentation and sur
render of the attached coupons OF
this bend as they sevcrally become
iue.
This bond is issued for the pur-
pose of paying the cost of street i'm
provements in Arvada Paving Dis
trict No. 2, in the Town Of Arvada,
by virtue of and in full conformity
with mn Act Of the General Assenb-
y Of the State of Colorado, entitled,
"An Act to provide for the construc-
ton of local improvements in cities
of all classes having population
Of less than one hundred thousand
and Incorporated towns, the issu-
nrcc of local Improvement bonds
thereof, and the assessment and
payment of the cost of said i'm
provcments," approved April 8,
1899. the amendments thereto, and
IN ordinance of said town duly
"dopted. approved, published and
made law cf said town prior to
he issue hereof"
This bond is payable out of the
proceeds of n special assessment to
be levied upon real estate situate in
the Town of Arvnda. Colorado, in
said Arvada Paving District No. 9,
apccially benefited by said improve
mcnts, and the amount of the assess.
raents so to be made upon the real
estate in said district for the pay
ment thereof, with accrued interest,
is by the aforesaid Act, made a lien
upon said real estate in the re-
spective amounts to be apportioncd
to sAid real estate and assessed by
an ordinance of said town, and /, l.
hereby certified and rccitcd tina,
tie total issue of the bonds of said
town for said district, including this
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NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE AT TAX SALE
and
Of APPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE
OF TREASURER'S DEED

~ Whom IL may Coicern ana
more especially to Samuel c. Cath
ey:
You are hereby notified that on
The 7th day Of December 1918, the
then County Treasurer OF the County
OF Jefferson, State of Colorado, sold
ut public sale to jefferson County
the following described real ate,
situated in said County of jefferson,
VIZ: Lots Thirteen u3) to S xtccn
u6) inclusive. In Block Eighty-four
(s4, Edgewatcr, said sale being
made to satisfy the delinquent taxes
assessed against said property for
the year 1917, and certificate of
purchase numbered 1898, issued to
jefferson County by said County
Treasurer.
That said jefferson County did on
the 18th day of March 1921, duly
assign the certificate issued on nc
count Of said sale to j. B. Cammann.
That subsequent taxes upon said pro-
pcrty for the year 1918, 1919 and
1920 were paid by the holder of
said certificate Of purchase.
That Mt the time of said ASSESS
mcnt and said sale said property was
taxed in the name of Samuel G.
Cathcy.
That J. y. Cammann the assignee
and present holder of said ccrtifi-
cate Of purchase, has made applica-
ton to me for Trcasurcr's or
Tax deed TO raid property, pro-
vidcd the same has not been re-
deemed from said sale for taxes
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the Town Treasurer. in Arvada
Colorado. or at the Chase National
Bank, in the City of New York. U.
S. A. at the option of the holder,
being six. months interest on it's
local improvement hoad issued for
the construction of local improve,
monts in Arvala Paving District
No. ., Agvnda, Colorado, provided
this band shl'l no. have bcan here
toforc raid.
Attached TO load dated July I
1922, bearing
No.-
tFacsimIc S'rnatwcD
Town Clerk.
GUAR ANTN CERTIFICATES
Paymeut &C he within bond is
---7'-H troi hv the Town of Arvadr,
Colorado, nv ordinance numbered
-cf 5aiA town, which ordn-
rncc WIS., gioptci duly approved
rUd made lew 6 sNid town on the
dry At. A. ". 1929
IVY two-thiris vote of I'll the
mewhcvs of Tho Hcard Of Trustee
Of the Town of Arvada Colorado
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NOTICE OF sHERlFF's SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Colorado, County CT JEFF
ferson.
In the District Court. No. o3sS.
May Z. Willaur,
Plaintiff.
David Ringle, Maria Hines
Gam NJ. Hine) and Nancy Bow
man, heirs ut law of Dora
Eingle late of said jefferson
county, deceased; all unknown
heirs Mt law of said deceased.
and her legal representatives,
Defendants.
FORECLOSURE SALE
Under and by virtue of an order
of sale and decree of foreclosure
issued out of the district court of
the county of Jefferson, state of
Colorado, on the 3lst day of Mny,
1922, in the abovc-cntitlcd action,
wherein the abovc-namcd plaintiff.
obtained Judgment md decree of
foreclosure against the estate of
Dora Ringle. deceased, on the 3lst
day of May, 1929, for the sum of
Three hundred scventy-four Dollars
and twenty-five cents, together with
interest. costs and expenses. and a.
torncy fec of $500. which said
Judgment and decree has been duly
entered of record in the office of
the clerk of said court.
am commanded to sell at public
auction in the manner prescribed by
law, all that certain real estate and
promises situate in the county of
jefferson, state of Colorado. dcs-
cribcd rs follows: Lots one (D and
Two (2) in block Eight (S) in the
Town of Berkeley in jefferson Coun-
ty, together with all the improve
ments thereon and appurtenanccs
thcreunto belonging, for the pur-
pose of satisfying said Judgment,
costs and expenses.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Monday, the Goth day of June,
1922. ut 10 o'clock A. M, of that
day, Mt the front door of the county
court house at Golden in said county,
I will, in obedience to said order of
sale and decree of foreclosure, sell
the abovc-describcd property to the
highest and best bidder for cash.
Dated. May 3lst. 1922.
GARY. c. KERR,
Sheriff jefferson County.
First Pub. June l, 1929.
Last Pub. June %, 1922.
NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF REAL
ESTATE AT TAX SALE
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so earnestly Lady Jane and Segerson
still half way along a rude cart track
which led up to a farmhouse tucked
away In the valley.
This is where James Crockford 3
land commences" Segerson remarked,
riding up to his companions side.
Look around you. I think you will
admit that I have not exaggerated
She frowned thoughtfully. On every
side were evidences Of poor farming and
neglect. The untrimmed hedges had
been broken down in many places
by cattle. A plow which seemed al
though 1t had been embedded there for
ages stood in the middle Of a half /.
plowed field. Several tracts of land
which seemed prepared for winter sow.
ing were covered with stones. The
farm. .house yard, into which they pre-
sently passed, was dirty and untidy.
Segerson leaned down and knocked on
the door with his whip. After short
delay, slatternly- looking woman,
with tousled fair hair, answered the
sumons.
"Mr. Crockford in?" Segerson asked.
"You'll find him in the living room, "
the woman answered curtly, with q stare
at Lady Jane. Here's himself"
She retreated into the background.
A man with flushed face, without collar
or tie, clad In trousers and shirt only,
had stepped out Of the parlor. He
stared at his visitors in embarrassment.
II came over to.havc word or two
with you on business, Mr.. Crockford," "
Jane said coldly. II rather expected
to find you on the land"
The man mumbled something and
threw open the door Of the sitting
room.
Wont you come in?" he invited
There's just Mr.. Pettigrew here-the
vet from Barnstaple. He's come over
to look Mt one of my cows"
Mr.. Pettigrew, also flushed, rose Il
his feet. Jane acknowledged his greet
ing and glancing around the room. II
was untidy, dirty and close, smelling
strongly Of tobacco and beer. On the
table was q bottle of whisky, hall
empty, and two glasses.
, There is really no reason why
should disturb you," Jane said, turn
ing back upon the threshold. "A let
ter from Mr.. Segerson will do"
Crockford. however, had pulled him
self together. A premonition Of hi
impending fate had already producc'
certain sullenness.
"Pettigrew," he directed, "you &c
out and have another look at the COW
If you've any business word to say t
me, your lady ship, I'm here"
Jane looked once more around tn,
squalid room, watched the unstead,
figure of Pettigrew departing and looke'
back at her tenant.
Your lease is up on March %
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NorriseotUn

Announcement Is made Of the mar:
rlage Of Miss Ruth Boorse, daughter Of
Mrs Margaret Boorse, of SIS West Film
street. Norristown, and Mr.. Robert Nc
Coy. Of Sixth street. Bridgeport. on
Church. 1: The ' rev. W G. Pers. per-
ray formed 3 the , M, s snd Mss s,r:.s NC
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burke. OF 21e
East Marshall street. celebrated their
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary on
Walter b. Schiosser, Mrs. John L. Kelly.
Miss Mary Burke and Master Htlary
Burke. They also have two grandsons.
Miss Betty Allen, Miss Mary Wright,
Miss Elma Paxson and Miss Mary Girls.
dale, Of Norr.stown, have gone to camp
Nephawin, Canton. Pa. tho Nationel =.
w. G.. A. camp. ~ delegates from tho
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin I. Wright and
taken a cottage In Cape May for the
summer.
The Junior. basketball champions Of tho
interclass girls teams Of the Norristown
High School were entertained at party
on Barbados Island on Friday evening
BY their coach: The ms~ssrs Of oI,tss the
team are Miss Mary White; ME-; % DorStnSS ES1aS
Emery. Miss Ethel Lennox. Miss Mar
garet Croft. Miss Mary Emery. MISS
Helen Hoover and Miss Dorothy Cook. j,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Sanvine ano
their DAUGHTER. Miss Marion Sanvtlle. OF
b24 Hamilton street, will spend the sum-
naer In Atlantic City,
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Little Benny's
Note Book
By Lee Pope

Mr.. Parkins came TO see my sister
Gladdis yestidday after suppir, bringing
n wife box oil tied crround with ribbin,
and he put 1t on top of the pinna and
sat down and started to wait for Gladdis
to come down. me standing there watch.
ing him and wishing I could think OF
some good way how to start tawking
about the box Of candy 80 Mr.. Parkins
would have n good chance to give me
some before Gladdis came down, and
sed. Did you know ! was crate de.
tecktivc. Mr.. Parkins?
No, were you? meen are you? sed
Mr.. Parkins.
Yes sir, bet I can tell you wat kind
of candy is in that box jest by smelling
the outside, sed.
Well II you do III give you your
choice Of eny six peeces, Mr.. Parkins
sed. and I sed, All rite. that's a bar
gain.
And I went and smelt the outside Of
the box, smelling like some crate kind.
and I sed, Chocklits with wine and stuff
inside.
Rong, Mr.. Parkins sed, and scd,
Chocklits with nuts and stuff inside.
Jest as rong, Mr.. Parkins sed, and
sed, All kinds OF mixtures mixed, and
he sed More rong, II possible, and
sed, Different color bon bons.
Totally incorreck, Mr.. Parkins sed
Me thinking, G wig, that's all the kinds
there Is.
Wich Jest then Gladdis came in and
saw the box on the piana, saying, O,
you got me that Frentch soap, dident
you? I think that was perfeckly lovely
Of you. she sed.
Me thinking, Aw heck good mite. And
started to wawk out diskusted, Mr..
Parkins calling after me, Watts the mat
ter. Benny, enything rong?
Me not giving him the satisfaction of
ansering him.
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Germantown

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and Miss
Green, Of 1920 Wyoming avenue, are
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Loewenstsin and
their family. OF SO Pelham road, are At
City, for tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wetherili Smith,
OF b7S0 Greene street. will motor to Mag.
nolia, Mass. where they will occupy their
summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Piokard. OF lS3
West Washington lane, have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Plckard, TO Mr.. q. Harry Cham
berlaine. of Tucson. Aris., formerly Of
Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Biberman and
their family, Of $3.50 Lincoln drive. are
occupying their summer home at i0s
Richards avenue. Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus corin. Of Sll
Hansberry street, will leave shortly to
yipend the summer at their cottage at
Beach Haven.
The marriage Of Miss Sara Fry.
daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. Abraham II.
Fry. Of Pelham Court. and Mr.. e. Will
lard Moore, son Of Mr. and Mn. w. Park
Moore. of wlldorcliff. Elkins Park will
take place on Tuesday. October ., In
the Second Presbyterian Church. Ger
mantown.
At q luncheon on Friday. Juno -. an.
nouncement was made OF the engagement
Of Miss Mabc! Ferguson Van Mater 70
Mr.. Malcolm J. Murdoch, Of East Wash.
inGton lane.
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North PhiladeIphia

Mr.. John F. McAninley. Of 1880 West
Erie avenue, Is spending the holidays
with his parents at their cottage. b
Majestic avenue. Atlantic City.
MIRA H. Hackney, Of 1915 Glenwood
avenue, is spending a fortnight as the
guest OF her parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Waite, Of Weisel. Pa
The marriage Of Miss Jane NJ. Smith.
Of A and Louden streets, and Mr.. Her
bert j. Needhanl. Of 1877 Seybert street.
took place on Wednesday morning IN
Inca rnation Church, Olney: Tho Rev.
Michael J. Brady. rector OF the church.
performed the ceremony and celebrated
me nuptial mass. Miss Mary Haney
was bridesmaid and Mr.. James A.
brown was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Needham are spending their honeymoon
at the seashore. and after August ID
will be at home at 246 Wellens avenue.
Mrs. Barton L. Brown and her daugh.
ter. Miss Betty I. Brown. Of 1928
West Tioga street, will spend Inde-
pendence Day at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r Schuyler
and their daughter, OF Broad and Dia.
mond streets. have opened their apart.
ment In the Lincoln. Atlantic City, which
they viii occupy until October Is.
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Song of Toll
THE peasant In Russia, 10 we ar

n,HE peasant In Russia, 30 we are
i told BY Baheff of the "Chauve- Son.
rIs," have the jolly custom OF making
up crude little songs about their every.
day life and work. As he puts It,
"they sink satsonks."
II is a custom worth importing and
developing along improved American
lines Of efficiency and syncopation. We
have no peasants, OF course, but we
have workingmen who work occasion'
ally and who undoubtedly could make
up amusing little songs to be sung as
they 60 about their work.
yT1IIE plumber installing that bath
i room for instance. How droll It
would be to have him singing about his
lob as he polished babbitts or jointed
swlpes or whatever 1t is plumbers do.
Perhaps 1t would sound something like
this:
l am union plumber.
10 work ! hate to come;
wish there was no bathrooms
Because I hate to plumb;
] hate 1t, hate It.
The jobs an awful bum.
INSTEAD Of h0llering his wares In
i the raucous voice which seems to
have been especially developed By III
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South Ph;ladelphia

The marriage Of Miss Bessie Ellen, Of
925 Skunk street, and Mr.. Michael Kas-
man, Of West Philadelphia, took place
on June rs at the home Of the brides
parents. Rabbi Cohen officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Kasman are now at Atlantic
City, but they will return shortly to
attend the wedding Of Mrs. Kasman's
sister. Miss Catherine NJ Ellen.
Miss Mae McFaddsn. daughter Of
Mrs. M. MeTadden, Of i7sS Morris
1925 sigei street were married last
Church. 4 reception followed
at the home Of the brides mother. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew left on .
wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mra B. Mchtig, Of SSS South
street, will make their permanent resi-.
dence In Atlantic City at 30 south
Massachusetts avenue. They will be at
homo Tuesday and Thursday after.
Moons altar July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry w. Pu,ch, 1857
South Twcnty.third street. announce the
sngagement Of their daughter. Miss
Edna NJ. Pulch. to Mr.. Thomas r.
Emmett, Jr.
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BY J. P. MeEV0Y

of them, tho Ice man might sing at his
work:
! got ice-I got ice-
All icemen have got Ice
If you want your vegetables fresh and
nice
You'd better get Afty or Z hundred
pounds OF Ice.
Cold and hard
Put up your card
Giddap-whoa-
Ten pounds mo!
Twenty five or nuthin'--c'mon, let's
60!
THE popcorn peanut vender has
1 almost reached the stage Of vocaliza.
tion.. So have the wagon peddlers and
the hot tamale man. Hut dentists, how
backward they are! How much pleas.
anter It would be II dentists sang at
their work, pulling teeth In perfect time
or hammering in filings with q synco.
pated rhythm while singing a charming
little chansOn like:
What an airy little. fairy little
Cunning maxillary little
(WH.\M BAN! y
Darling little filing!
(BZZZZZ-GRRRRD
Don't you love my drillingi
TIE Good. Bi. Cuspid BlusA
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Vest PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherwin, Of 672
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Gladys T. Sherwin. and Mr.. Frank r.
Yeager. Of 1859 North Redheld street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marder. whose
wedding took place June I In the Hotel
Lorraine. are now In California and will
go to Canada and the Canadian Rocky
Mountains before returning to this city.
They will be at home after October / at
4745 Walnut street. Mrs. Marder will
be remembered as Miss Elizabeth l..
Finkelsten. OF West Philadelphia.
Announcement 10 made Of the marriage
of Miss Edna Barnes, daughter OF the
late Frank NJ. Barnes. Of 1859 Haverford
Fifty-third street. Friday. June 80. at
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ALong the Main Line

Mrs. Davis 8. Clark. Of Merion, and
Mr.. John W. Clark and Mr.. Samuel L.
CLARK Jr Of MsSsSlana and @ Ms i:.vs Mspn o
Wednesday next for q motor trip to
California. They will return about Sep.
tember L.
Mrs. J. e. Power and Master Jack
Power. Of 6422 Overlook avenue,
Overlook, and her sister and brother.
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Keller,
Aquitania for trip abroad until mid.
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert p. Foster. of
Ardmcre and this city. are being con-
graduated upon the birth Of daughter,
Dorothy Jacaueline. on May 10.
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Dela,vare County

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Renwiek Kerr and
their family, Of Moylan. will 60 shortly
to Cape May. where they Will spena
several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Armitase, Of Chester:
entertained recently at luncheon and
bridge in honor Of Miss Marjorie Black.
whose marriage to Mr. William Ward.
I'd, Of Philadelphia, will take place IN
the early autumn.
Mrs Walter K Mitchell. Of Moyian.
motored last week with friends to
Rockiand, Me-. where she will spend tho
summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Haines and their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Haines. OF
Swarthmore, left q few days ago for an
extended Western trip.
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SUMMER SCHOOL READY
Teachers to Take Special Courses
DurIna Hot Months

The ninth annual summer school ses-
sion of the Pennsylvania Museum and
School of Industrial Art will com.
mencc today. The classes are planned
to meet the needs Of teachers and stu t.
dents who wish to gain knowledge Of
or increase their efficiency in drawing
and designing.
Among those who will act as instruc-
tors in the various branches are Miss
Ellen +. Meehan, John Sinnock, F.. s.
Lukens. j. Frank Copeland, Edward
Warwick and Edward c. Smith.