Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 10

if mi S5C5b MOW CABS BUSY ON STREETS of have watched the inauguration of the Yellow Cab Co. of this city with considerable interedt; but few, no doubt, know the complete of the Yellow Cab inra of which this company is a live vital part. The Yellow Cab Co. of Lebanon lo a local institution financed by local capital and operated oy local men, but the idea back of the company originated less than 10 years apo In Chicago. Since the innovation of this Yellow Cab icloa, the demand for taxi cab service In all parts of the country has frown so rapidly that today there are 1033 Tellow Cab operators in 71 1 towns.

Every one of these companies separate just as Yellow Cab Co. here in Lebanon, but they have all based their policy upon the Yellow Cab system as established by the parent company in Chicago. Tho basis of Tellow Cab operation is (1) low rates and (2) carefully selected drivers. Since 1920 'he tendency of rates charged by Yellow Cab operators throughout the country has been radically downward; whereas, before 1920 it was not Uncommon to pay 90 cents or $1.00 for a mile ride in a tajclcab. It is now unusual to pay more than 60c for thts same distance and much less for succeeding miles.

Mr II. G. Laudcrmilch, president of tho Yellow Cab Co. in this city. takes particular Interest in picking his men and although he only operates a few rabs ho sees to it Ihnt these arc carefully manned as tho cabs In any large fleet.

Today the Chicago Yo.llow Cab Co. handles iis many as 60,000 calls a Any over their gig-antic switchboard. year this company covered 100.000,000 miles and carried 17,000,000 passengers. Since the Yellow Cab Co. ot anon started in operation with Yel- cabs, it has attracted a remarkable attention among the people of the city.

Torlny Mr. U-uidcrmilrh is opf-rating Yellow and giving Ih" city of Lebanon service on a par with that of Chicago or that of other metropolises. Tuesday they had 217 phono calls and carried about flOO passengers as the result of announcement in the News Monday. DEMOCRATIC 1NCOMPETENCY WASJSSAHED Indianapolis, Today As- Railine the Democrat for attempts to make political capital out of the oil scandal. Senator James K.

Watson vigorously defended the Ilardlng-Coolidge administration in sounding the keynote of Indiana campaign before the Republican state convention here today. "The malfeasance of some) officials did not affect safe and dean government of the nation," Watson said "I marvel that in the face of the Democratic record of war expenditures they can talk graft and In- rotnpelency. Billions were wasted while our armies at tho front lacked the essentials of war." Ho declared the political principles of Abram Lincolu -wore still the principles of the! Republican party today nd that the application of thes principles to the government had made the United States the foremost nation of the world. He defended the Mello tax plan as the fairest means of reducing taxation and called for passage of a co-operative marketing bill. Turing to foreign affairs Watson Bald the Republican party stands for the full co-operation of the United States with foreign nations for the betterment of conditions abroad, consistent with the preservation of our national integrity." Watson made no reference 0 the iesue of the Ku Klux Klan.

There was every prospec-U however of a strenuous fight between delegates representing the discordant elements of the Kla with State Chairman Walu acting as the peacemaker. The first tilt between the rival groups came in caucusing over the slate of delegates-at-large to he national convention. A report leak- out of a caucus of old guard leaders that only friends of Senator Watson who would back him for the nomination for vice president would find a berth on the delegation to Cleveland. I Tho arrangement met with the ap proval of the Klan element headed' "by II. W.

Evans. Imperial wizard who Journeyed here from Atlanta to be on hand for the state convention and Walter Bossert, Imperial representative. In the camp of the Stephenson (action of the Klan. however, bitter resentment was aroused by the move to bring the Watson and Bos. eert elements into a alliance The principal battleground between the Klansmen will be on delegates at large to the national con- CITY FIRE ALARM BOXES iad Sti.

MB! SM. and fmumi Sta. and Walnvt MA 0be Dtlt 8 Mid Wfttnat SU. old LEBANON DAILY NWS, LEBAKON, PA. PAGfl ELMVMlff fUtet Ctaalmrland Sta, Widow ftftb and Cwnberland Sta, aad sta.

Bta. and LaEMuTsta. and Ouilford Sta. aad Walnat Sta. Mid Lehman Sta.

TwHOh aad Letonan Sta. and Obwch Sta. Tmth and MtflHu Bta. aad Obnrch Sta, Spruoe aad Mtfltln Sta. aad Wntont DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY BY HARBACH MONEY TO LOAN On Fiirnitnre.

Heal Estate and 1 Endorsed Notes. Mpnthly payments tnttio lnterest charged. LADIES AUXILIARY mistrial Investment Company Slffcth MAXWBI-L fi PA8- I FOR TWO tourtarg Good fts 1 Apply -M'P'y I 5-20-61 is 6-21-St 314 NEW STREKT. I FOH 8 ROOM HCH78E, SfftEEf, A-l the nn OOtt Inch Mt, 6C and Comwal li. B.

raghtii awi Maple Sta. and Water Sta. and Orowvll (Ma, and Bcttll Sta. Twelfth aud Oak Sta. 47 Seventh and Walnut Sta.

-tt Fourth and Locoat Sta. QrcenSts. Third and GoUford Sta. Ntoth and OuUfurd Bto. 4tanth and WUlow RM.

.57 ThM and OamberUiul Stt. SUth ATCHOO And Oamberland St. 51 81111 A and Second St. and Poplar Sta. ami Sfa.

Slnh and GbeMaot fita. -TWrd Avoaoe and Mlffita St. and GwlUort 8ta. Avonne and Wetdrnwa St Nlotb Avenue Lietunaa Si. MM! Ctmstaat Sts.

Fowrtb and WUIow Sta. fourteenth and BoUoumuod Sta. And Cumberland Sta, -TUlrd Avouoe and OnmberlajM -PUtcouh md Sta. Avcntto and Lehman St. Cttj Ball, Ninth and Scull Sta.

and Elm Sta, husband of Ambor, assessing eat of the tw 0 defendants $27,500. Thn two defendants are. all that remain of tho original ten. all members of the Allis family. Charges against eight of tho defendants wer dismissed by Judge 'GUstav Gohrz, wtra declared there was not sufficient evidence to warrant the charges against them.

Olympic Narrowly Missed Striking The Pres. Harding In Fog Musical Comedy In Ind. Borough Hall Young folks Trinity Lutheran Church and thei friends associated with the Masque Players and The Apollo Glee who recently presented a lino musical comedy, on- titled "Snap have consented to a reproduction in response to popular request, and the comedy will be given tomorrow evening in Independent Borough Hall. It is said to bo a splendid and another crowded houso is in prospect. Buffalo Spring Buffalo SprUvprs, May Iti.

Mr. and Mrs. John WUitmeyer aim children, Clarence, Helen and Phares. ajid Mr. and Mrs, Paul Neitswender visited Mies Elkn AVhit mover and mother on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bomborger and daughter, Alma, transacted business in Lebanon, on Saturday. Many people of this vicinity for favorable weather to plant their potatoes. Mr.

and Mrs. Aaron Heisey and children, Helen and Henry, and Arthur Parks spont Sunday at the home of -Harvey Kline. Dawson or, of near Buffalo Springs, had an auto accident last Saturday evening. Harr Walters spoilt a fnw days at Buffalo Springs this week, remodeling a concreto in'ser. Mrs.

Stoiier spent las week with father, helping to plow. Quito a few people ot and around Buffalo Springs have sold their cows on acount eihortago of food. Miss Gladys Walter, spcnr Thursday evening with her aunt, Mrs. William Weidner. William Heisey.

of Honat's Mill Springs. Miss Lizzie Allis Family Will Be Granted New Trial Milwaukee, Toay (United Press) A new trial probably will ba granted the two members of the milllonalru Allis family, it was indicated today following tho finding of a jury in favo of Mrs. Amber Allis, who charged the family with alienating he husband's affections The jury, after four hours deliberation, returned a verdict of $55,000 fo Mrs. Allis. Defense attorneys asked that the terdlct be set "Ide and a new trial granted.

Th court asked a written request. Specifically tbe Tffdfcfc- G-ibblo spent Sunday Solomon Ileteey. Tlorst and KUTZTOWN Kutztown, May 1(5 at Rimiuio. Harry Hunaickor. purchased called on friends.

Ford touring car. Mrs. C. Rissinge a Ford touring car. Mr.

and Mrs. John Smith and son, ami friend Of Lebanon, vta'ted Mr. week end. and Mrs. CJeorgo Stoudt on Sunday.

Mr ni Mrs Paul Kline and son, Clar 3 i RVU V4I, LlTI. if i enco, 'spent Tueeday night at tha town on Sunday home of Mr. and T.Irs. Harry Arnold, in MyeratoWn whera tho Sunday in Meniort we per on Flint Run of ror tout and Irmer lion. AdraiafaKrator'i 4 Charter NotJcea ill SIM.

AudttofB NoUoen 4 More than one hundred friends and K'tests nttctultMl rpftular card party ot Harbuoli Auxiliaty. Legion, in tho Homo, i South stropt. un Tuesday pve- Trijps wore awarded to tho win-jJ" In i t)prs for SOO which niorp than eighty i 1 persons played at twenty-two tahlcf. Tho rooms wero beautifully tlocoratpd for the. event, which is hehf every 1 month hy the entertainment com- mtttee ot thp auxiliary.

Prizes wet'o awarded follows: 'first, ladies, Mrs. William Snyder, 'a liandsome umbrella; second, la- tlies, Mrs. Pierco Carpenter, linon handlicrchiofa; booby prize, N'oss, a doll. Men's prizes, first. Charles Waltor, a valuable man's umbrella, second, Charles rich, a pocket knlfo; booby prize, Jay Krdman, deck of cards.

JUTTED. Vnllev llnrhr.rl '-J'Kens I'oal lierneri uswutara 'rowncMp Srh.w.t nt.strl.-i th- American to h- in hy Monday. Jun- III.M Tho Honnl reserves tho riffht ftnv or nil bids aWAT.VRA TWP. I. B.

Wenjrer. town. I'a. HOTTCB. Is hcrHiy (riven th.it Walter I rice, vf Myerstown.

Tonnty' has executed anil delivered a tiiry deed of ii.x»l)rTiii)<'nt to tho noii futility Trust of for tho iKMielU of his creditors All Indehterl to the said ednoss to the nnd all jier- KOIIH rlujjiis him are no- titled to present the sanw dulv nuth'-ii- lleiitcd. without ilelay J.BHANOS COU.VTV THUPT CO. I'a F. ZrM-MKUMA'N. Trust OtTlcer.

Fi'K S.M.B ONI! Mnxwell tovirinit. 1 Apply A I 1 K. Cumberland St. i For Sale 1923 STAR COUPE i Mechanically perfect. Many extras.

1'ricc niS.OO. Address letter i P. O. Box 423 l.KHANON, PA, Bargains In Used FORDS hot air furnace, garage for Hffo located on The Heights. Pries (inner Imniedlnte possession.

Address Kaier R. DA.ILT NKJVVS. FOR ard Cmlcolatlnir new, and tf luiilt. BELL 760-J-t. j.

nrssKLL 1'. O. Box 154, t-18-tf Lebanon, I'd. FOR. WKLtl ERTABMSHRD roomlniE house, dolnn good bustnt for aelllrfR, party li town.

Address letter "83," Cure DAILY NEWS. I WANTED! BACHMAN Fonl llenlrr Jonestown, Pa. WK TRADK IN ANYTHING. riORSE, over 5 years old. Aliply 6-2'-3t P.

8. NOT 06, BY 14 TVeati Notices Card at Ttiaoka Harry Mrs. Lillian .11 Wot Rent Wanted. For Loat, cent word Insertion, i wOl not eater chftrcoe for than on our advor- ttoeonenta ordered telephone, ean be the recoUr raUw if paid paper Iwraed. Pres.

Coolidge Will Act Soon On The New Immigration Bill (t'niled Press Staff Correspondent) Washington, t'ool- idge will act soon, possibly tomorrow -vKsiffupB of Waltor Trio, After the prizes were awarded to siegrist. Attorney. the affair. Mrs.I Knell, Mrs. Harry Barnhnrd 4.50 t'harles Uebhard and Miss B0 tiebhard, served delicious ments to all present.

Several musical solectlons were rnndurd (luring the course of the evening by members and guests. MONEY LOANED A1 LOW RATES UNIVERSAL SYSTEM OF LEBANON, INC. Room 4, Hnnvcly 8th Cnmb. FOUND OWNKH uiii Jinvo liy pnwIliK properly iin.l paying tills Apply f'--l-lt 1:7 UKIIltAN ST. SHOE REPAIR OUTFIT GOOD AS NEW.

Champion make. Kntlrc stock of all kinds sewing, scrollng and other small machines. Must bo sold nt onro on account of sickness. Doing good business. Apply to H.

P. Snyder 88 Front Palmyra HOU8BWOUK yenr old trlrl. Apply I u-2t-3t 24 HOFFMAN MAN TO TRAVEL, WITH -jfllary and oil- pcrlciuv! unnPcppsiviT. Write C. HOW MAN.

Valmyni. u-H-it Qpnoml IHIlvery. WOMEN TO PAINT LAMP shartpiB for us at Easy plrsAft- nr.t work. Wholo or part time. lr8 COMPANY, 3J29, Ft.

Wayne. Tndlajta. i WOMAN TO DO HOUSE- work In family of three. Applv 716 WAUNUT ST. WA1TKKSS.

Apply LOST News by United MOW YORK, Olym- 1 rSS IlardliiR off New York Harbor, dur- dm i lslr 'i tl0 to vhat thn has derided to dn. There were on thn immiRrailon hill containing Japanese, exclusion, it was said today by his close advicora. vSecrocv Is being maintained 'by tho Ing a dense fog. The collision 'seemed so ineswnp- Indicati able that, steerage passengers were vet th ordered lielow. indications, however, that thought or bill has been virtually Whlto llonao ofTicials fierctl nelOW.

I iinn The Olympic had stopped nt qunr- nlakln It known that (t would not itine ns the President anlinR ap- ho fp to assume that tho President i. fni. 11 i an if antine proached. Tho latter vessel was carried forward by tho sweep of tho tide and its approach was not noticed by the Olympic officers. When withfn 40 foot of tho Olympic the danger was sighted and the President Harding was successfully warned away.

will disapprove it. Somo new step has heen worked nut by Mr. Coolldpn and Secretary of Htato Hughes to meet Japan's attitude and tho position of congress on Japanese exclusion, some quarters believed Should the President the bill, Mrs. John Krissinffer transacted business at Lebanon on Saturday. understood he made known tho H.

B. Strauss a wife, of Jones. step he wln takl )fn nrst con there will be an accomp.inyinp slnto- mont on Japanese exclusion, it was said, Mr. CooHdgo today had two conferences with republican leaders of the nnd House at which it is understood he made known tho U.IST-. SUM OK MONKY.

SATURDAY evening, from WHiiman to Eighth jtuwarrl If ivnirned i)-H-H 21.1 WB1DMAN ST. LOST CAT 13 BFTWKKN Uiia.k'0 -storo and Ninth nnd Cliost- imt. Uoturn to NINTH AMI CIIKSTNTT S. MBKRTV" ON' Mutiday mornlnfr. on Lehman, bo- Seventh n.r.d Fourth streets.

Hewiirfl If roltimed to JANl'WKll DANIKl.S. f' 20-21 42T, Arnold St.reot. Funeral Notices Siihuefrpratown on tho SftUi 8t.rlc.klor, JO inionths und 29 on nftornoon. nt 2.00 frnini tho Services lit (hi! hnnsi nrlviile. Intornirnt at the nrl- I.TXirn HART CMJ rlago.

coinlilnatlon Kti-ollPt- and nsorl short tl.mo; Now IV.rfcrtton InirtiPV oil fttovf. Kno.l H.S IIP Apnlv 47T, NBW STREET. B-SO'-t After r. M. FOU SAI.K-- STOVK bnskots for on llvi-ry.

B-20-31. KKt.t VANTK1X-. HOYS AND GIIU.S TO collect Krim bott.le« i. isach will be pa.ld for n.H bot.tle.x brouglit to bottling worta this wi-rk KKIM BKVERAOR ln f.06 nroatl Street, dollnv. Prompt iJp- ntON'E 207M.

POH HAW5-- OAK KINDMNn WOOD, hiwtUet; not leas than five di-llvorvrl. ('nil or card. 13. bBISKV. B-SO-2t KOU 2U, 8TOKY HR1CK frame hoviw, 341 South Blfrhth street nil conwnliMuios (r.in\Rf for two machines.

Immediate possess- stem. Apply It. AtTUKNTZ, 3IS Cumberland, Bell Phono Pl SAl.K— CHIC1CS. HHOU13 liuui Hed.i, niLnuY T'en 43 N. A.

UiyliiK and Thomphlns Ar.conan. 6-20-it 513 CANAL STREET. WANTED Experienced Collar Setters, Sleevers and Fellers. STEADY WORK. APPLY BOB BASKIND B20 LEHMAN STREET i MAN WITH ABOUT J409 otvBli to go n.s partni-r In a srood paying huslnese out of torn.

Address lottcr 6-19-3t Care OAILT NEWS. FOR STABLE. ON promises. -'01 T1IR SOUTH town attended the commencement exercises on Friday ferred with Representative Longworth. Ohio.

Republican house loader uu IIUUBI: John A. Imberper and of and Kenrese.ntative Madden, Illinois Hurrisburg. spent a clays in town with friends. Jacob Pfatitz and wife, of Lebanon, spent the week enj in town. Prof.

Tint-old Battlorf, Lickdale, transacted business in tow on Saturday. AniPliu Gerhart is spendinp; a week visiting her sister at Stouchs. -in MyersK Adam Si in thr i ngftl burg. Mrs. Kurr left on a business trl pto Berks county, where she expects to remain a few weeks.

One of the largest and most ap- reeiutive audienren that ever as- serabled at FredericksburR greeted graduating class fthe high a chool at their commencemOTii; cxer- c-'ses on Friday cvcnlnR long before tiie exercises began. St. John's Lu- and Reformed church was filled to its utmost capacity and the entrances crowded with standing people! besides a large number who could not gain admission stood at the open windows. The graduates acquitted themselves in a creditable manner. The literary exercises wore interspersed with music, piano duct by Ltiella Werner aud Florence Darcas, a vocal duet by Mary Wise and Kenneth Kemp, and four numbers by the Fredericksburg orchestra were very well rendered.

Tho commencement address was delivered by Dr. W. K. Tee), of Schuylkill college, who in a brilliant address held the undivided attention of his audience for tho best ivijiitfriJi Ul IUITCI mm. uj.

um lur ItlU uesi spent Sunday afternoon at Buffalo part of an entire hour. It was with QnT'inpxl nut nimcHrtn nf i IT nr A nut question one of the most master ful addresses ever lisle-nod to by the homo of people, teemed with very helpful ad. viisn by young and old. Lewis Stine and wife, of Lebanon, spent Sunday in town with friends. Hev.

O. Tleber and Mrs. Heber spent Sunday a Kphrata where they visited friends, in Schuylkill county over the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matthews and children, of Philadelphia, visited in school mot of which Mrs.

Arnold and Mrs. KHno are inembwro. All had a fline time and refreshments were serve-d. Warren Hunsickor purchased a Ford roadster. Mre.

Rlloy Klapp, of visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mre. Osca Kllc.lc treated tbetroelves to a Ford coupe.

The following people were entertained Mr. and Mru John Ganojr, on Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. L. P.

Rummell and daughter, and Adam Price, of Myerstown; Harry SmHb, Harry Swhrist, Grorgo l)e- pugli, Mrs, Osca Kllck, Misn Viola Garloff and Mrs. Paul KHne and sons, all of this place and Paui Swupo, of Hamliii, leuac Stoudt who is employed In Reading was a caller hero. Mrs. Jacob Docker yho ie on thr- sick slowly improving Mr. and Jwob A committee meeting was held on Friday evening by the different organizations to arrange a program for Memorial Day exorcises to beheld on Saturday, May 31st, Past.

District President Boyer, of the P. O. S. of of Pottstown, will deliver the memorial oration. Music will bel urnisher by the Fredericksburg band, Harry Kirst, leader.

Same band will also furnish the music for the eveuing. The! three lodges have made plans to hold an ice cream festival and rake walk in the evening on the same date. Mr. and Mrs. D.

Zimmermai. of Palmyra, arp visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. G. Kemp, Mr.

Zimmerman is a brother of Mrs. Kemp. and shortly afterward called Senntor Ueed, author of the bill to the White Speculation tho nature of thn new move President is understood to hava under consideration turned principally aa tho possibility of hir, returning the iniml-, uratinn bill to congress without el- ther his approval or disapproval but. with a strong request that the exclusion provision be modified. Some Timepiece kind of watch you got? has a wonder watch.

Wonder watch! Never heard of that before. you see It's this way. Every time I look at it I wonder what time it Hardware SC1IAKKFKK- o'i yoars. i 2.00 u'plook. South Broad vlrrs n.t the hnnso.

n.t Union fiMiwtcry. llotatlves n.no frlonds nrc irjvltr.fl to attend without furtJicr NINTH lliono 1I01.T. eoddlng. ORADINO AND Saturday nftornoo'i. nt from tho rt'MlJciico, BfiX.MITl.15—In on the 19th inst Julia Hfphtlr-, aged 73 In monLhs days.

on Thursday afternoon. (liu Jalfi rrsldrncc, at Ml trr-ot. Services nt thn I ri-pldi-'nco. Interment at Kbonozor ccMiii-tery. and frtiituls invil.d to iitU'nrl without furthor notice.

KOU 1IOMK MADK TOUTY, 1810 Bell 1'hono J280-R. FOR SALK--- OAKLAND TOUH- run JOO tnijeis. Apply after r. 1UG CHESTNUT ST. ITOH IS AC UK KARJL miles norfh of 8 roomed houso, Boorf burn, niniiltig wn.tor n.t hoiuii', none hc-tter, fruit, Idenl for niirlng pliintlnjr won- Srood Apply a.

K. BBNNETT, 513 Walnut Strctft HXPliKtENCRD LOOM FIXER Steady work. THIO HOUTHEHN TEXTILE INO 6-16-6t Lebanon, 'Pa. 1 KXPBRIENC- inexperienced. Apply B-13-tf now Tout WANTE 6-9-tf BOARDERS 220 CHESTNUT ST, FOR RENT I'OR PURNTSHTOD all c.onvetH«nces.

Also 2 room house. batwcwn 15. ao Mid 603 CUMBRRLANP ST. George W. Keenan PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS At No.

523 N. 12th St. SATURDAY, May 24 At 1 O'clock. ADMINIBTaATBIX-a NOTICE. hereby g-jvc'n that of adinlnifitratlon on the efttutu of Stn.hm, lato uf North Cornwall Towi shin, Lebanon Cour.ty, decca-seil hron jfrantcd to tho inidut-KiKiifd All iiorKOHH.

1 (,, said estaln re.qui?.str.| 10 ninho ini- ni'-diatc pajme.nt, and Ihosn hnvlnp just claims please priwni the duly nuilmnUcatold, 1'ur nottlomeiit, wllliont dwlay. ANNIK STMOIIM, AdnilnlMtrutrtx, F. D. No. 7, Lebanon, 1'a.

Ray U. Light, Attorney. Funorui or. Tliurnday nt 10.00 o'olork, at tile late nt 260 South Fifth Htreot. Si-rvlriw nt the Tuli-K-hocken Itnfonnrd rhuro.h.

Inler- mc'nt In t.hn adjoining Ue.la- MVCR and friends Invited to attend without I'urUiur notice. FOR SALE FOR RUAI! WOOD, $10.00 A rord or 12 baskets $1.00 split. 5-21-31 VHONB 1188R. FOR YOUR FROM truck loml of Hkih wood for $6.50 or 12 ViatfkPtH for $1.00 split- G-21-tf 1128 Old Cumberland St. FOR SAl.K— FIVE tli-ea Apply -21-3-t AUTOMOBILE 1 bitrpiUn for ii'llclc sale, for sclllns If you moan iirss.

HOIU1LE.MAY AN'D WKNRICH fc-19-6t Uell 6R.1 or 7J111 FOR SALE One new 1924 Chevrolet Tourinei Fon OARAGE FOR ONB 6 I J2.50 in advance. 'Car. HARKINS BUICK CO. OARAOES FOH month. Rear of Mansion Apply 0 21 MO OU1UFORD; to 1 5 423 N.

SEVENTH ST FOR ONE FORD ROADSTER body; one of demountable wheels' one. Ford, radiator. B-19-3t 837 JvOCUST ST. FOR FIIAM15 OARAGE IVxZO' in flr.o condition. Apply WILLIAM YOUNG.

B-19-Jt and Sts. FOU BOO WHITE LEOHOHN pullets. Apply C. E. NOGGLE.

6-17-51 Ittfxmont, SHERIDAN AnnrtUe. Pa. FOU APARTMENT. jt34 NORTH NINTH BBLL 639R. FOR nil conveniences, Kcr.tleman.

Reaaon- ublo. 6-12-tf STH. SEVENTH ST- TWO STORE ROOMS. 6-lU-tf GEORGB ICEMBEL. B'OR APARTMENT, rooms and bnth.

Apply C. H. GEOROH, 6'7-tr Keystone Frutt Co. SIX MOM'N POP Making Waiters of Salesmen BY TAYLOtt AIR, IS VERV BUSS TXINK HE CAN SEE SOU 8 OT OUK? 8USIMGSS is VERM IMPORTANT AND WE Mosr see D. G.

GIBBEL Automobile Painting STORAGE WASHING Our facilities for painting your car are unexcelled. Kxpert Workmanship. REAR 622 CUMBERLAND STREET IN THB DISTRICT COURT Or THB UNITED STATES FOB THB fti iffyyyty'i' oy Miller TroUey Company, VS. Epbrata and Ziebancm Trtiotlon unfl Oojupanles, Defendants. Tww, 1981.

fv Botflyv. N'otlc-c ia hereby fc'lven by the undcr- Special Master. apnolnUtd by the on San Antonio, Tei. silo the BilJ Hogts ranch sprung ai leak and the JuJc formed a pool from and coyotes drank. The fermented aojti the nnl- barely able Ulelrlet Court of, the riiitial Htaltii lur tho MJdle District of To receive the cluinm of all cluitniintH ujfcm Die fund In the hands of Henry A.

and Walter O. Gntoff, RecelVBTS pf the Iiphrat4i and Lebanon Tract Jon and Street (b) To lUcke testimony and report upon the sftnxe, ana (c) To reco4nnie.nd to the t'o-irt a of 1 Jlatrlbution That will sit for tho -linrite Ins in Uocmi No. 4 Court Lebanon. PennayJvanla on Me Al at' tho hour of i a.ll claimants g.ppc»r and or forever de-hurrtO fruni fund Jlat'er. PESTEJ? BROS THE EIGHT AUTO COM- MO! DOGGONE IT- LTOUD'EM I QDNT r- WANT CAB- SrAUL 'EM OFF TILL, GET oor OPON 5EEIN6 MOO SMALL j.

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