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PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS iN THE ELEVENTH WARD Property. Owner. Value. NORTH 11TH STReET. 462.

J. J. Good 1.700 450, J. P. Dersch 1,900 448, D.

S. Reider 2.800 442, D. M. Resch 3,300 440, Kate Hartgen 3.000 438 H. W.

Kress S.600 436, W. F. Goodhart 2,000 434 M. B. Goodhart 1.050 432 Hildebrandt 1,000 430, S.

Deem 1.450 428, Ei D. Spans 950 426, D. V. Frederick 'J00 424, E. Derrick 900 422, W.

C. Hess 1.500 420, M. Adamowltch 900 418, H. King 1,100 416. S.

C. King 1,200 414, C. H. Marks 1,100 412. W.

M. Bower 1.100 THE SHRINE OF CINEMA ART lH 1 LOl onidi Four Days Only, Beginning Today At About 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 o'clock The Second of the Celebrated, Associated Products Attractions J. PARKER READ, SPECIAL The Screen's Eminent Emotional Artiste LOUISE GLAUM Supported By House Peters In Steward Edward White's Thrilling Romance 'THElEOPilU A Woman More Beautiful Than the Passionate Tropics A Fascinating Enchantress; a Wo man More Dangerous Than Lions SCREEN SNAPSHOTS PATHE NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY OVERTURE "Light Cavalry" By Von Suppe Colonial Concert Orchestra TODAY AND TUESDAY (Two Days Only) At About 1.15, 3.00, 4.45, 6.00, 8.15 10 o'Clock PARAMOUNT ATTRACTION Jesse L. Lasky presents Wallace Supported By Beautiful Bebe DANIELS In a Picture That Makes You Sit Up "Sick Abed" Adapted From the Play by Ethel Watts Mumford EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Monday and Tuesday The Hallroom Boys in a Brand New Comedy "ALL BALLED UP" Two Reels Complete Change ot Program Dally Schuylkill Avenue Theatre CONTINUOUS SHOWING TODAY UNIVERSAL ATTRACTION FRANK MAYO In a Thrilling Story of Adventure "THE RED LANE" ADDED ATTRACTION CHARLIE CHAPLIN In His Greatest Comedy Success "THF CHAMPION" TWO REELS VICTORIA THEATRE MOS3 AJSTD EXETER STS. TODAY.

SHORTY HAjmTON In SHORTY SAiS, A jr.WL GHOST W. OIjAND and E. PERRY TUB DOTBIB TRAP In the 7.th chanter THH THIRD EYE." Billy Fmny Comedy, "THE SNITCTI." Cnlyerwil Comedy, AN ARTISTE JHJDDLE PENN SOCIAL CLUB BIG DANCE At AUDITORIUM, Wednesday effner's I 1 appy Musle "armonlons with 'B roadway's Latest "GUNDRY DANCE STUDIO M34 NORTH 5TH ST. CLASS, Monday, 8:30 P. DANCE, Wednesday, to 12:30 Shlrk Tomney Orchestra of Harrlsburg DANCE, Saturday.

8 P. M. Hangen's Orchestra, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION by appoint, ment any hour after 10:00 A. M. Bell 'Phone.

AllOITOHIUMV. JOS. CANTELLY. flgr. and Teacher BEGINNERS' CLASS TONIGHT I Contest Tomorrow Night.

I i rtof. JDUKJO UOKiHAM, Director and Ttcat BUTTON WOOD STf EET. 1057. Wm. Bower 1,750 1055.

Ed. H. Schearer T. 1,700 1053, Kd. Baier 1,750 1051.

P. B. Heffner 1,700 1049, J. S. Irvin 1.800 1047, H.

Breneiser 1,700 1043, J. Sehober 2,200 1041, lH. Jahne T. ,1400 1039. F.

Jahne 1,400 1037. K. Baier 1.660 1035. W. H.

CoHer 1.700 103.3, S. N. Potteiger 1.700 1031, Sattenstein 3,000 1029, A. S. Reifsnyder 1.500 1027, J.

Deemer "1.200 1025. Geo. Deemer 1.40(1 1023, S. C. Leader ..1,900 1021, L.

Eiler 1,950 1019, C. H. Marks 1,600 1015. J. Luppold 1,000 NORTH I0TH STREET.

401. LunDold er. 4.300 403. Geo. Reiff 2,200 403 A.

R. Winters 2,400 405. H. K. flrp sa 2.SOO 405.

Jj. P. Stichler 2.700 407. K. Kern 2,700 409, H.

M. Brown 2,600 411. W. S. Brwn 2,100 413.

C. E. Hurst 2.100 415, J. Frey 2 20O 417. E.

Born 419 W. P. Born 421, M. Falter 423, C. F.

Conrad 425, H. E. Reinert 427, E. Worfe 427. F.

Bertolette 429, F. J. BeTurck 431, E. Schwartz 433, J. L.

Huey 435, W. G. Harkins 437, Sallle Heller 439. E. N.

Eltz 441, L. Ml Wolf 443, k. swartz 3.100 3,500 3,500 2.500 2,400 3 400 445, Kate Auge 2,700 447, J. E. Born 2.700 449, H.

Heffner 3,500 MULBERRY STREET 457, C. P. Wolf 1,250 455, C. S. Bell 1,100 451, W.

M. Seitzinger. 1,200 449, K. A. Weiper 1,200 445.

W. W. Snyder 1.350 443, E. W. Meek 1,350 441, E.

E. Albright 439, Ij. Brothbard 1 400 431, H. Mengel 1,200 429 S. Blankenbiller 1.000 427, M.

Marcus 1,200 425, C. Ludwig 1,200 42:1. F. Boaman 418, D. M.

Duke 420, D. Deem 428, A. vThren 43S, M. C. Otto 444.

C. Wennell 444 (rear), Sarah Erb 44G, C. J. Young 456, E. E.

Maurer GREEN STREET. 1110, R. A. Arndt ISTRAND TODAY BURTON KING Presents the Greatest of All Domestic Photoplays "Neglected Wives" A Screen Version of the Celebrated Stage Success. "Why Women Sin" Why is It that men boast of their Infidelities while women conceal them? Cast features Anne Luther Claire Whitney and Baby Ivy Ward ADDED ATTRACTION Universal Co r.edy "UNCLE TOM'3 CABOOSE' Two Riotous Parts 950 1,450 1.300 1,150 1.400 1,050 00 900 1,300 1,400 1112, G.

Ripple 1.300 1114, Schaeffer 1,300 1118. Wm. Eidam 1.350 1120. R. Jj Bearinger 1,300 1124.

R. S. Hinkie .350 1126, C. F. 7........

1,300 1128, Ij. M. Dpgler 1,450 1134, M. A. Herb 1,600 1130, Rosie A.

Aschenbrenner. 2.100 1152. F. D. Fehr 3,000 1160, K.

G. Zundell 1,500 3162, R. Bertram 1,800 1164. S. A.

Bertram 1,700 1166, Ij. B. Manwiller 1 700 1168, W. R. Bucks 2,900 NORTH 12TH STREET.

446, W. B. Marcks 1,900 444, H. A. Esterly 1,800 442.

Eva Mover 4 40, E. MeMichael 1.R0O MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY MISS MARGARET GIBNEY ARCADIA Three Days Only, Beginning Today At About 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 o'clock SCREEN CLASSIC Presents it RT LYTELL (Who Starred in "Lombardi, Ltd." and "The Right of Way" In His Greatest Performance "Alias Jimmy Valentine" Screened From the Celebrated Stage Play by PAUL ARMSTRONG The drama that made a lawbreaker, who was also a heart breaker, one of th most fascinating characters in literature. ADDED ATTRACTION Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Monte BANKS In His Latest Comedy Success "NEARLY MARRIED" WORLD KINOGRAM NEWS SANTOYl TODAY UNIVERSAL Attraction Presents The Red Lane A Primitive Fight Between the Forces of Lawlessness and Order Presenting Frank Mayo Directed by Lynn Reynolds Extra Added Attrictlon CHARLIE CHAPLIN, ii one 6f his funniest Comedy Successes "THE CHAMPION" Two Reels THE READING NEWS TIMES, READING, MONDAY OR I NOVEMBER 1 5, 1920 2.400 2,400 2.400 2,200 2,250 2T250 2.250 3,100 438, fi Snyder 436, Aug. M. Snyder KJ.

UKimmk 432, C. Degler i. 430, J. B. Fehr 428, J.

K. Adams 426, D. W. Levan 424, R. F.

Keller 422, W. McKlnncy 420. J. Westley 418, C. F.

Knufuan 412. C. Winter 410, C. Winter wA PnHnnwrtrtil Tw T.ea.f MOO 1,800 1.700 1,760 2,200 2,200 2.300 2,300 2,300 2,300 2,300 1.600 2,600 Association 8.100 'BUTTONWOOD STREET. 1143, W.

B. Fichthorn 1141. R. Schoelkopf 1.700 1139. I.

Walks J.700 1133, P. Schmidt 1,700 HasTo. J. Stark 1.700 1127, G. J.

Stark naa Winters 1 901 1125. M. 'Bucks 11M W. T.nchaVeld 2,600 121. Jeffrvs 3,100 U19, H.

Wentzel 1.650 1117, C. E. Sey.er 1,700 1115, E. M. Kirschman 1900 1113.

H. Li. Becker 1.900 1111, G. J. Stark 1,900 1107.

G. J. Stark Z.aoO 1109. J. Senft 1,900 KIOBTH 11TH S.TREET 401, F.

B. Palm 2,900 403 05, W. C. Kantner 9.800 407. A.

A. Noll 1.700 409, A. L. Gett; 1,560 411. S.

E. Kin 1,200 113 Marnuart 2.600 415. N. A. Grossburg 2,400 417.

S. A. Halsch 2.400 419, S. E. Kutz 400 421, O.

S. Grim 2,400 423, I. E. Biehl 2,400 425, R. Yiengst 2,400 427, C.

M. Harner 2.400 429, Jos. Maler .2,400 431, A. Rudolph 2,400 433. A.

Milmore 2,400 435, A. L. Otterueln 2.400 437, J. P. Shafel 2,400 439, I Williams 2,400 447i M.

Senft 1,100 449, M. Gemrlng 1,200 451, M. Fry .1,100 453, S. E. King 1.100 455, M.

Auchter 1.100 457, E. H. Deysher 1,100 459. S. E.

King 1.400 46U W. H. Linaman 1,500 463, Link 2,400 LOCUST STREET 439, F. D. Fehr 1,100 435, A.

F. Hadnot 900 433, Geo. Burkhart 1,000 431. J. Fichthorn 1,500 429, M.

Gross 1,200 423, S. F. Ftsher 1,350 419, W. O. Miller 7So 415.

M. Iseeovtta 500 Rpr 1107 09 Buttonwood. B. Palm 2,000 416 (rear), W. Oscar Miller 500 416, E.

Snyder 1,300 418. C. Sauer 1,300 436, C. A. Trout 1,300 448.

I. J. Ream 1.400 GREEN STREET. 1200, M. A.

Rauenzahn 1,600 1208, P. S. Lebo 1,600 1212, W. S. Herr 1,400 1218 D.

I. Karter 1,300 1224. M. Drexel 1,000 1126, L. Keiser 1,600 1230 P.

Orth, Jr 1,300 1236. J. Price, Ex 1,500 Jos. Bauer, Jr 850 1248,. E.

Bauman I S00 1250, H. Spencer 1,300 1254, M. Akhouse 7 2,600 NORTH 13TH. STREET. 446, Chas.

Kieffer 1.300 432. Reading City Paries. Realty Co 1,300 430, P. Fasiff 2,500 W. S.

13th between Buttonwood and Elm, Rehr Fricker 1,700 414, O. Sattler 1.400 404, J. Lelninfrer 1,400 BUTTONWOOD STREET. 1265, H. J.

Berns 3,000 1263, H. Cotterel 1,300 12494 J. Braun 1,500 1239, I. Drexler 1.800 1235, C. S.

Krick 3,000 1233, H. Rohrbach 1,900 1223, S. Herschberger 1,900 NORTH 12TH STREET. 401, M. Redcay 2,600 403, C.

DeLonir 2,300 I 431, R. S. Brown 2,800 435, A. B. Staudt 1,500 439, D.

Schmehl 1,400 441, M. Roeder 1500 443; Ij. Hunaicker 1,400 '449, C. A. Schlesman 1,500 '459.

E. E. Mover 1,600 4 S. Eberl 1,600 4hli, W. N.

Good 1,200 BIRCH STREET. 471, H. M. Doueherty 1,450 469, A. Bernhard 467, J.

A. Rickert 465, M. G. Riegel 423, C. Zen terra 415, A.

Rohrbach 409. M. Ruth 434, M. A Keeport 446, M. E.

Friday 460, Hittner 468, Enzman GREEN STREET. 1310, I. Kramer 1,400 1,200 1.200 1,600 800 1,600 1,200 1,200 1,300 1,400 1.300 LymC "Photoplays of Distinction" TODAY and A The Popular andAlways Likeable Moore Supported by an Exceptional Cast of Screen Favorites In "The PoorSimp" Snub Pollard Comedy SELZNICK NEWS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY LEWIS J. SELZNICK Pres.nta Youthful, Beautiful and Adorable we Thomas Supported by the Brilliant Crauford Kent and Star Cast In "YOUTKFULFOLLY" Next Wk HAROLD LLOYD 'Get Out end GetUndsr' 1312. H.

E. Jacobs 1316. Werta 1318, M. S. Stlchter 1320, T.

Knoblauch 1322, R. Keller 1344, E. a. Runyeon 1332, S. A.

Harine; 1342, L. McDanlel 150, jA j. Wltnan 1368, It W. Westcott N. W.

Cor. 13th and Button wood, B. Berth a. N. E.

Cor. Linden and Button wood. B. Barth BUTTONWOOD STKEET. 1323, A.

Elk 1321, M. t. Rlbble 1309. M. L.

Schilling: N. E. Cor. 13th and Buttonwood. Ellen Miller E.

S. N. 13th between Buttbn wood and Green. W. S.

E. S. N. ISth. between Button and Green, S.

J. Wald. Ei S. N. 13th between Button wood and Green.

C. L. E. S. N4 13th between Button wood and Green.

T. I. Snr. E. S.

N. 13th between Button wood and Green. H. P. Oesterle NORTH 13TH STRtET.

817, Bessie Lehman NORTH 8TH STRFET. 501. JoseDh Braun tnt bua, Henrietta Hottenstem 605, Mary Katzenmoyej 507, Alexander Miller 1 509, George Lehman 611. A. B.

Keber 513, G. L. Moyer 515, Samuel J. Kotzen 517. H.

E. Smith 619, Rebecca Saul 621, Fannie Herman 523. H. J. Weldner 525, Samuel Aronsohn 527.

Barney Weiss 529, John B. Gill 771. 531, N. A. Agudas 631, The Shomro Habr'lh.

Inc. 537. Chas. Gehrllndaub 2 son X052, G. Bitot 6ii7, Rhoada 1,200 1 527, Brlcker 1.250 631.

B. Loose 1.500 533. B. Faller 1900 B35. J.

Christ 1,300 635V4, A. Schaeffer 1,400 687. E. T. iG.

Derr 1.200 639. A. S. Wagner 1.400 641, J. Hagenman 643.

P. Stott 447. G. J. Stark 1,6001 N.

E. Cor. Moss and Green, F. 461, B. Franklin Associa uon no.

3 463, E. G. Snyder NORTH 14TH STREET. 450, Greenleaf Ben. Associa' ion.

452. B. Vnger LINDEN STREET 447, E. A. Mohn E.

S. Linden between Button wood and Green, Joa. P. liremp 421, John Rice 417, W. Neithammer 4104 M.

Buti 412, M. Penrose 420, Chas. Egner 422, Chas. Egner 426, E. Z.

Scholl .....77... 432, John Barbey 436. A. Heller 448, L. B.

Toung 777: UREENVyiCH STREET, 2.400 645, J. W. Gal ring 647, K. S. Potteiger 5,800 649, A.

C. Gettia 651, J. W. Robinson. 1,600 653, Burkhart 1,300 555, A.

Relnhftrt 1500 M08S STJ) EST. 549, F. Sherman 3.300 647, J. Fogelman 545, A. Harrison 1.250 543H.

H. C. Murray 66, M. K. HOCM 800 539, C.

F. Brown 533. E. Bernheiner 400 627. i.

T. Kline 525, J. Folk 600 619, W. A. Kuler 617: W.

A. Kuicler 5,8001 E. Moss between Gteen and oreenwicn, a. iwunns. Mover 1,606 1 604, J.

L. Ludwig 2,800 1 506. M. Eck Ious, s. sucnier 610, C.

A. Stichter 612, L. Swoyer I bh, 'iora ueuong 618, J. 520. M.

Moyer 524. M. Fisher 9M I 636. J. Faller 650 528.

E. J. Faller 6591 630, E. J. Faller 539, Paul Schneidinweint 200 HECKMAN'S COUKT.

641, Morris Rosenthal 2.B00 I 544, J. F. Ghristman 543,. Levi Mendelsohn 2.r,00 MULBERRY STREET. 547.

M. A. aipber 4,300 1 647, J. F. Chrlstman GREENWICH STREET.

914, St. Paul's Evan. Church. 2, H. jr.

wickiein 928. Samuel Ha Ins 930, N. M. Shirk 938. A.

C. Gettis 940, L. M. Shalter kjm i. 641, Tnren 2,1001 1124, M.

A. Keeport J.600 1 1126. H. C. Sey ler 2.200 1128, L.

P. Faust 2.400 1130. W. A. Bertram 4 100 8,900 3,000 2.400 3.100 2,500 2.600 2.600 2.800 2,700 2,700 2.800 2.80O 2,500 2,400 4 400 1,460 1,200 1,200 1,050 1,050 1,200 1,250 1,300 1400 1,200 1,300 1,200 4,000 600 800 900 1.100 1,400 700 900 1 300 1,600 1.700 1,750 900 900 1 632 o.

Chinohln 1,000 S00 534, Jos. Whitman 1,300 g00 1 6as. Morrow 1,400 900 H40, S. Kline 1,200 800 642, W. CoHer 1.200 800 648, C.

A. Frederick 1,300 90S GREENWICH STREET. 900 1 1010, R. H. Jones 2,000 11012.

S. L. Sehonour 1.950 816, M. R. Filbert .7.....

2.5001 1014, F. W. Kummerer 1,900 oj o. werLz 2.0U0 1 u. xviimrt qoa tr ims a.

1 "UM1CHUCI bw 1 oZo, j. w. Hoiienbacher 2.500 1 iwzw, wenixei 824. Annie Hertzel a roo 1022. Caster 826, Edwin It.

Miller 2,500 1024, W. Redcay 82S. Husan Michael 830t C. K. 777..

2,800 1030, J. W. Gairing tze. 624. ranK jbj.

uenicn 19001 K. i. Moyer S34, A. M. weyandt 836, K.

S. Potteiger 8, 'ranic Ebrlght 840, St. Stephen's Ref. "Church. NORTH 9TH STREET 546, BenJ.

Mendelsohn B44, Hettle Boyer 542, Morris Sch'utker 640. Frank Toune 638, Frank Young Hennr M. Snuhler 534. Emma Dickinson 632, Frank Young 530. J.

F. Gottschall 528 Sarah Klewansky 633. William Cohen 520. William Everhart 1,900 1052, A. Border 2,100 1064.

A. Kauffman 2,000 NORTH 11TH STREET. 650, E. H. Delp 4 50 548, R.

L. Kline Von 646. M. E. Kauffman 518.

Msiy Fallon 4i200 510, J. Selig 516, Julius Goldsmith 508,, John L. Rhoads sue, Adoipn Heimlich fi'finn 508. W. Willwerth 5,800 606, E.

F. Saylor ueeier anaiter Earl O. Emrick 6i400 602 Deeter Shalter 4.550 602, George Gries GREEN STREET, I GREEN STREET. 1,900 1,900 2.000 2.200 4 1,400 800 800 16 000 3,800 8,600 3,600 1,600 1,600 2.900)644, M. Wurst 1600 2.900 1 534, M.

E. Fichthorn 1.900 3 400 632, T. Hadley 1.700 4,900 oao, Thompson 1,800 6,700 528, A. B. Teager 1.900 3,400 626, C.

Mengel 1,850 3,000 624, C. Wade 1.700 4 620. R. W. Kress 1.900 G.

B. Mover 4rmnl618. C. W. Lewars 2.400 J.

T. Kline 5,100 516, T. Otto UJ 1.700 6 700 1 01' Jyl uiueri g'400 612. L. Fisher 1,700 2.000J 1.700 1.700 1.700 1,700 1.903 1027 39, F.

P. Nlstie 6,100 841, J. Barbey Son 1.000 1035, F. P. Nlstla 829, Samuel Rink 837, Samuel Rink 835, Geo.

L. Kt.rte 833, W. W. Wubb 831. D.

H. Pollock 827,. Peter Kimper 82s, w. w. Stewart 823 Morris Isecovlts 821.

Fannie Simon s'sne 1033. G. W. Hill 2100 1031, M. L.

Ritter 2100 1029, L. M. Staller llsoo 1027. E. D.

Spang 3 800 123. R. E. Neihart 4'ono 1021. M.

SchpH 4'000 1019. E. N. Elts 1017. A.

Drelbelbls 2,100 010, ti. nj. isriei 819, Morris Isecovitz 2,100 1013, H. Bowman 1.800 1,900 1,700 2,700 1800 1.600 1,600 1,600 1.600 1 600 2ioo 1011, S. Newkirk 1,500 iuus, kj.

uramger 1,400 NORTH 10TH STREET. a'ooo 503, Bertha Maier 3.500 onn I 523. A. Kraemer 3 600 2 200 B25 Geo. J.

Bosold 2,460 2,400 627, A. Maurer 2,500 2,200 Bza egiey 500 2,600 531, J. R. Fegley" 2 600 1,900 633. A.

Fasig ,1,950 1 900 535, E. F. Good 1,950 s'nno 537. H. Rhoda l.sso 1 00 639, A.

1,850 1 900 641, H. Schaeffer 2,200 1900 643, M. Mengel 2 000 1,900 645, R. Steffey 1,900 2,200 647, F. Stott 1.900 1 900 551 53, M.

Pantella 6,400 1,9001 s. luul ana ureenwicn, A. iteinert r. 912, Martin C. Hoch J.ioo 639.

3: Ziegler NORTH 10TH STREET. 552. John Rice. Jr 550, Morris Eshbach 648. John Rice Jr t4bf Ij.

s. iengie 3.100 ziegler 2,000 637, A. M. Miller 1,700 633. M.

E. Gairing 1 7nn 629: H. J. Weisser 6,000 600 900 1,100 1,300 400 1,000 500 700 932. Henrietta Snyder 1,8001 627, F.

J. Imgrund 2,000 s.ii, junaman seiaei 1,800 1 ozo escnuai 1,000 sab, iienry u. won 1,800 623, S. Katzin 1,200 1,800 621. jvi.

jonnson 1,250 1,700 613 19, F. P. Walter 1,600 I 611 frear). J. Nudin 1 l(W) 656, Mary Resh 2,000 1 609 (rear), J.

Nudlng 1,400 00, j. it. Hoyer 1.800 tZ4. K. snreacner 1.300 2,200 1 0 0, s.

tsrown 1,300 1.900 1 530 A. E. Ernst 1,200 1.900 536. P. Hunter 1.300 5 ann 542.

H. A Hunter 1 20n 644. L. P. Braun oon 644.

Geo. Smihler 1 uno 542, J. H. Bowers 1,900 650, E. A.

Ball 1,400 640, James Winters 535, John Rice. Jr 536, F. A. Reber 634, Harry Sher 532, W. F.

Dentzer 626, A. W. Whitman 524, A. M. Himmelberger 522, J.

J. Gorman 520, Sarah Lanshe 618, G. E. Nuebllng 516, T. O.

Wills 616. C. L. Krelder 514, H. J.

Krelder 2,200 unttnwiynl STREET. 2,200 1114, W. G. Lenhart 1,700 2,700 1116, F. H.

Thiry 1,709 8,800 1118. H. C. Marcks 1,700 3,250 1120. a.

Thiry 1,700 2,000 H22v P. Scheck 1,700 1,900 2,300 2.700 2,400 1 900 1 1132 E. A. Henry 2,400 1134, J. L.

O'Breln 2,400 a orm I 1136. G. Studenrotl a Aaa 612, Philip Willwerth 1,100 1138, J. White 2.600 610, Philip Willwerth 1,200 1140, F. Bowers 2,300 608.

Philin Willwerth 9 one I 1142. W. Zearfoss 5 inn 606, G. F. Pfeifer 100 NORTH 12TH STREET.

uu, iiiary oenwanz 2,500 1 000. A. A. nuunger 4 000 602, A. M.

Moyer 2.500 554, L. Snyder a'500 500, Kate Evrlch 4,200 652, M. F. Weiderhold 2,600 NORTH 9TH STREET I 650. W.

B. Weldner enn 503, Freed man 4 900 648, H. G. Koch 2' 600 lil' Freednwin 3,500 646, A. M.

Honker 200 6JJ, M. Boyer 3 500 644. M. E. Davis 2,300 511, J.

S. Moser 8,500 530, J. B. Tomkins ,700 613, J. S.

Moser 4 000 628, M. E. Davis 2,000 615, Sweney 3,000 428, pPKtnHJE)L3 UanSK RA HTRAT 517, F. B. Burkhart 2.800 W.

S. N. 12th, betwen Green and 519, A. K. Adam 9 snn Oreenwirh.

M. Stnurlt enn 521. Seaquist a'ann GREEN STREET. 23, W. Poorman 'una I 1167.

P. Dolan UMMI MMII OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH 2 How To Get ReBf When Headi ana iNose an Stuffed Up. 1166. xi. ts.

ijinic 1163, C. H. Kershner libi. u. uosnen 1 1159.

J. Snyder 1157, S. L. KlUtan 1155, D. Kline 1153.

S. E. Rapo 1151, J. Rapp 1146. J.

Miller 1143. E. Brown catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos 1 1121 X. Rice, Jr trlls will open, the air nassaeea 9 your head will clear and you, can me Fehr breathe freely.

No more snuffllns. 1113! R. S. Adams nawKing, mucous discharge, dryness "ii or headache, no struggling for breath at night. oet a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply nttie or this fragrant antiseptic cream In your nostrils.

It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head cold and catarrh yield like magic. stay stuffed up and miserable, Re, lief is sure. Adv. GIFTS FOR'AU Diamonds, Bracelets.

Silverware, Cameo Brooches, Laval I teres Watches, Fobs, Rings, Chains, Clocks. A BACH'S IS North 9th St. 1103, M. A. Schiack 1101, A.

MurdocK NORTH 11TH STRCBT. 819, C. N. Potteiger 621, M. B.

Fritz 623, J. P. Sonen 2,000 1,250 1.200 1,260 1,300 1.300 1,300 1,350 1,260 1,400 1,250 1136, J.t L. Angatadt 1,350 1133. Reitz 1131, S.

A. Simon 1129. M. E. Gairing 119 nc otrA.

j. uui cum jn neaa on 1123. to. Roth 1109.. E.

Herbst 1107, M. B. Riffert 1.700 1.600 1,400 1,200 1,500 1,200 1,400 1,600 1,600 1,400 1.460 1.400 1.400 1105. F. Y.

Hill 1,400 1,450 6,600 3 200 Z.66O 625, H. Weyman 2.650 627. H. Wlsler 529, E. Hunter 681, E.

E. Moore 633, A. L. Darrah 635, W. Kalbach 637, H.

Foose 639, J. E. Bradford 641, V. D. Feathor 643.

Haller 645, A. L. High 547, E. Handwork 549, M. Spangler on 1, m.

ij. uohn, 2,600 2,900 2,600 2.600 2,700 2,600 2.600 2.60O 2.600 2.600 2 600 2,700 653, A. Gunkel KOCUST STREET. 543, J. B.

Henry 1,800 641, E. J. Hies'er 1,700 613, J. A. Blankcnbille 1,700 511, F.

Livlngood 1.230 510, A. L. Darrah 1,600 512. John Kuy 1.41 614, W. Ityinert 1,300 616, H.

D. Wenrlch. 648, W. A. End i GREENWICH STREET.

1218, I. M. Brodman 1220. L. Loeper 1222.

C. L. Zjiber ....7 1324,. W. G.

Marget 1226, M. M. Goodman 1228, V. Shearer 1230, p. Brown 1232t J.

Hie 1234, C. E. Fronts 1236, H. A. Coiaman 1238, J.

Stoudt 1242. T. El Schaeffer 1244, P. B. Brossnuui 1246, T.

Freed NORTH 1STH STREET. 656, L. K. Brunner 564, N. Rlssmiller 660, B.

Flck 648, A. Rothencel 646, J. L. Reed 644, A. Muehlhof 542, C.

L. Rolland 640, c. w. c. 638, M.

Becker ae, w. o. Miller 64, C. L. Stott 632, Ertel 526, D.

p. Flnkbone 524, H. Hahn 520, W. K. Moyer 618, A.

S. Deem 612. A. C. Graeff GREEN STREET.

1,260 1,2.50 1,900 1,700 1,700 1,800 1700 2,600 1800 1,409 1.400 1,400 1,600 1,600 1.700 .1.700 1256, H. J. Whetstone 2,600 1261, M. Graeff 800 1249, E. E.

Welger 1,000 1247, M. Friday 1.200 1245. G. E. Power a 1.200 1243, A.

M. Deysher 1,200 1241. A. Savior 1.800 1235, Drexler 1,300 1233, A. seidel 1,650 1231.

M. S. Derr 1229, J. Maurer 1227, C. Zerbe 1225, E.

Freed GREEN STREET. 1223, W. N. Good 1221, .1. Esterly 1217.

I. L. Smith 2,600 1.400 1.400 1,400 1,400 1,400 1.400 1.550 1,400 1.400 1,400 1,450 1.600 900 1,100 1,400 1,400 1,600 1.400 1,250 1,200 1,200 1,200 1.200 1,600 1215. K. M.

Ahrens 1,400 1213, A. Haas 1,250 1209, F. V. Smith 1,400 1207, J. Esterly 1.250 1203,, S.

SchUltz .1,300 1201, J. A. Reber 1,750 NORTH iZTn STREET. 501, W. H.

Zweizig 503, C. N. Barto 505, J. Sparely 507 Z. Featherman 609, E.

C. Leas 611, F. P. DeWees 613. S.

A. Henry 515. J. Schaumburg 517, V. Wagner 519, L.

Kremer 621, E. K. Snyder 623, G. W. Davis 525 C.

527, L. A. Moll 620. C. Stetson 531, C.

Reiff 1,900 633. C. L. Ebbert 1,900 635. R.

W. Bright 1,900 637, 3. Breustle 1,900 539, W. G. Weldner 1,900 541; N.

Kmsey A 1,900 543, C. Maier 1.900 645, S. Loose 647 W. Schaeffer 2,100 649, S. K.

Griesemer 2.150 651, E. A. Lynch 2,600 BIRCH STREET. 649, R. F.

Harner 1,100 647. C. H. Tyson 1,050 545, A. E.

Phifer 950 543. A. Levan 900 639, J. Ertel 700 529, R. A.

Boehm 1,000 523 A. L. M. Manbeck 1,600 623, R. A.

Spangler 1,600 421 A. W. Gehret 1.600 519, M. Drexler 2.20O 612, C. Long 1,200 514, S.

DeLong i 1,400 516. H. Mayberry ....1100 618.. Young 1.700 518 R. Williams 622, M.

Zentgraf 624. w. A. Flamm 1,600 1.450 1,450 1.430 1,600 1.650 1.600 1,850 1.600 1,600 1,600 1,800 1.900 1.900 1.900 1,400 1,700 634, H. P.

Scholl 1,300 UncbnWIwn STREET. 1312. C. W. Kissinger 1314.

A. Schleeel 1318, L. A. Kutz 1320, F. Kutz 1324.

H. Gerhart S. W. Cor. Greenwich and Lln den, W.

H. Gerhart 1330, D. M. Hartman 1332, D. C.

Matz 1334, R. Holtzman 1336, E. Fisher 1346, F. Rohrbach S. W.

Cor. 14th and Greenwich. 1,000 1.000 600 500 2,100 700 1,700 1,500 1,550 1,600 1,550 H. Fidler 1 Rflrt b. W.

Cor. Palm and Greenwich. a. xnameimer 1,400 iN. a.

ureen oerween Mtn ana Palm. City Parks Realty N. E. Cor. 14th and Green, C.

W. Kissinger Real Est. Co NORTH 13TH STRtET. 501. A.

C. Bard 605. F. Zillhardt i. 800 2,900 2.800 1.400 607.

G. F. Bard 1.400 E. S. 13th between Green and Greenwich.

W. A. Sham 1.400 633, T. F. Gaenzel 649, Reading Trust CO' 2,000 NORTH t4TH STREET.

645, C. Rescover 1.800 643, B. F. Thalneimer ,000 LINDEN STREET. 653, S.

A. Haring .1,200 643, Ed. Taenzer 1,200 527, H. S. Remp 1,200 619.

W. R. Lilester 1,200 Bad Colds WET, stormyWeather, eat poaure, snttaet? mod th heavy cold is on. Dr. Ktaf'a New Diaeovciry breaks it op quickly and pleasantly.

Bead cleaned up, cough relieved and yoa feel better. At your druggists, 60a and tL29 a bottle. mm mm Dowels Utgpzz fcr Help? Dr. King's Pills will bring you the happiness of regular, Barmal bowels and liver functioning. Keep feeling; fit and ready for work or play.

Mikt and comfortable to take out always refiable. Same old price, 25 cents. iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuu THE FIRST COUGH of the season is the one likely to stay with you all winter and cause trouble. ZIEGLER'8 WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP, will chase' it i P. tl.

ZIEGIERCO. I DRUGS AND CHEMICALS 526 PENN SqUARI 517, D. B. Jones 513, R. J.

Hampton 509. L. Sufficool ...77...... 508. S.

G. O'Reilly 510, A. L. Brumbach 612, R. R.

Dunkle 518. S. G. O'Reilly W. 'S.

Linden between Green Greenwich, J. L. Schilling S50, L. L. Schilling W.

S. Linden between Green Greenwich, E. Walley, and and 1,200 1,200 1,300 1450 1,400 1,400 1,400 600 2,200 550 SPANGLER CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE SPEAKER AGAIN Harrisbursr. 14 'Speaker BobT ert S. Spangler, of the ,1919 house of representatives Friday announced TOK1GIIT LKJ Seven his candidacy for another term las presiding Officer of the lower branch of the legislature.

The. speaker sent letters to the members of the lact housei who were re elected, asking their support for re eectidn, and also letter to the new members, announcing; he would be a candidate'. The Republican strength in the new house will be the greatest in the history of the state, there being only fourteen Democrats listed in unofficial returns. 1 PRICES Orchestra, Circle. $1 50; Dress Circle, Balcony, Family Circle, 9C.

SEATS S6UUIIMO. TOMORRO EVENING J. L. KATZ PRESENTS THE ORIGINAL NEW JEWISH STOCK COMPANY IN THEIR GREATEST SUCCESS 'HUE POVER OF NATURE" (In Yiddish) Direct Prom Its Twenty Weeks' Run at the Second Avenue Theatre, New York PRICES Orchestra, Orchestra Circle, Dress Circle, $1.00 Balcony, Family Circle, 50c SEATS NOW SELLING WEDNESDAY MATTAND NOV. 1 7 PRICES Matinee, Entire Orchestra, Entire Balcony, 50c Evening, Orchestra, Orchestra Circle, Dress Circle, BaU cony, $1.00 and 75c; Family Circle, 50c.

SEATS SELLING I THURSDAY Nov. 18 THe Dancing Demons Stone and Pillard WITH THEIR OWN SHOW 20 FASCINATING LASSIES 20 IF YOU MISS THIS ONE YOU'LL BE SORRY PRICES Night, Orchestra and Orchestra Circle, $1.00 Dress 75c; Balcony, 50c; Family Circle, 25c Matinee, Entire First Floor, 50c; Balcony, 25c. SEAT8 TOMORROW. SATURDAY Nov. 20 THt SEASONS COM Ml One Solid Lopdaere Theatre Comedy, ram arid PRJCE8 Evening, Orchestra, Orchestra Circle and Dress Circle, Balcony, $1.00 and 76c; Family Circle, 50c.

Matinee, Orchoa tra; $1J8 Orchestra Circle and Dress Circle, Balcony, 75c and We FamUy Circle, 25o. ftAT tALI THURSDAY. MAIL ORDERS NOW. I 1 5 i "1 1 1 1.