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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-01-20

month"; The scsh. - sa|
" ~ shape for . iivs-Sns 49,
while the general seIs.
lasts the struck rosAs sSsss7
OF time to get their ss-S
class shape. with al t. 49,
IN. have had since - 49,
The bunch OF scab, 49,
however. are not ov~-
selves IN the intsreses & ~:
Fred Jones. a blsek,~s,A
some time ago. His l01H.
OF the blacksmith shee
order came to reduec -
names were given Of -
To be laid off and those ~
man at work. and the fpISes ...z
to save his son. althouGN r
the oldest employees Of q
Wha, show would ~ ~, ~
those seabs II the STRIKE ~ -!
off, This will serve to srl
efs VINO are not directly o. - r.
actual conditions. Eves u
al Officers do not know = -
Tor they do not travel -
enough To see whether ~ ~
or not
Mrs NJ. = Davis. iSis & -
street, ON Jan. 18th. filed - 49,
lllino', Central Railroad 49,
,ns 100000 damages ies iS
Her declaration charges III - ?
1914, she was at the Poe,as A.
with a trend. to see shouf ~
ticket To her daughter at ~
who l. only II years Old. A p
detective. she charges, speecaS
while she va, discussing e -
oo,ted her srufily. and thesnar11
rest her While she wss 49,
explain her reasons for be;ne p
ton, she charges that h ~
With hls fl.t. She attemees1 ~
further and her companies ~
word They Offered 10 -
aud referred the detective i =
agent. but he was ansssei - (
enel se 7aSt hsr 10 49, :
unless .he accompanied = 7
home. Mrs Davis is q 49,
an" al the time oil the sfsese -
49, ~. WI, wv
Inns shows 'hat the sese -
no respect even Tor the Co.
'f"n,. f"'ey, letter to ~ =
'hs 'hem To solicit ousiness ~ &
pamy was needed very mseA q
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-01-20
HOW NATIONS AT WAR ARE
BUYING IN u S

Bethlehem Steel Z" and III,
larr HNcr Shiphmh4Hs
t. contract. far uc1
sun-. ammunition and -ub
mauIs=1 >.uo. 600 100
~eftemtef export, 81 III
stun, elu,r,a.cdJ - 1oE IT.
iiarnr,> ard,ted from south
E.bI Lad asoo ooo
h. >tuaebaker Wagon &
wagon, i"r England T. 40 nm
\eA York telIncr- old ~
IL daS. ina.0o0 barrel -
sugar. Naued At :, ono o0O
~ Lou l. - furnish 2u.Uob
hst.c> eu,tlus 800 900
The Fond. Packard and III
etal eampanie. told -
warning poWer, 3. 500 motor
tfu,k,p 100 900
The Robin Hood Ammum
tan g "t Vermont tordcr
II caftudge-) .-. :. 200 600
III BALDWIN Locomotive
Nurks uasomotI,c, Tor
fe-,'a7 ~.#- 100000
lhe Strau, S4ddlery OF St.
lous - 900 saddle 10000
rrt,burs will make Tor
France shoe valued at - $4,000
Reading Pa. will furnish
100000 hospital shirts.
worth ........-.~-...-.......-.-. $4,000
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-01-20
FROM THE pRETZEL CITY.

ktfit1kI III E. an il Just IL let
l"u know that alter - months oi beng
I'll ,trlkc. the Old guard i still IN the
tlng aud standing pat Tor Federation and
No ounptomi>c
tn account 1T the loot and mouth dis
ca. Which l. ~ prevalent IN Illinoi,
Al the present time, the Old Hog ha>
hdI L. place another order with the local
pre-, Elty more engines I'VE suppose
they became affected have been ordered
nom thr Lima Locomotive Works and
the Amcrlean Locomotive Works which
are wanted - they can be placed IN the
bull pen where thr rats will white wash
them and keep them out oil the cold.
Gid weather
w. 30 from TIN west Wa two hours
and ~ minutes late, aud all other trans
about the anne
\ couple at horses winch escaped the
i'"'t and mouth disease killer. were run
down by tram Ia at Pinola
harlr, SchmrR. blacksmith rat.
Wa> tatcd "ii To- the hospital on account
~ nc'C at ZION squirting out from
untor The steam hammer and catching
IN fi.,ht Upper
L lIlek>. a maChIni>t rat. slipped
aud t'l'. ,pfdIning his night ilipper bad.
tn fi2ht hlp aud elbow
ln,rut lumoniCa. a roundhouse rat,
| met b- W aterloo and after the meeting
| Ma tptcd ou, IN The ambulance
| fifsluv l-1y> steam chest exploded at
| ''dlend. Can,lng much oommotlon among
| the residents OF brant's old home town,
| ~ h5 Thought the ga> works had blown
up
h Old Hog will scrap 10000 box
ar, which have become unit for ser
NC IN account 81 the present strike
| At tn Tate 81 100 per month
! tNtrd we>t engine No 1875 went into
the dutch with Il cars. tying up traffic
." that tam, had Ia be detoured over
the q " The track wa cleared
tor train, by night
| Nu"'hrr al the >uperheaters lett the
rdlls At " oosung delaying traffic on the
south end lar several hours
lhc tfeeport wrecker is kept on the
Jump all the tlme, spending most OF 1t.
TIM an clearing up wrecks and going
To- ether,
| lied linton. rhici night rat and en-
ginccr. ha> departed Tor Clinton. III.
intending To make that village his future
/ home lie has ontlved his usefulness e
the here, a, the company j. look
my i"r efficient men land Of cours,
could not use hum Englnemen nee,
ln"t be surprised To ind hi, tram be
tween stations any time. a. he Is liabl,
I" leave his tram and try to get ilagmar
I" next station so he can get IN ano
make HI, meeting points
i Almost every day a rat or two Is car
ried out Tor the hospital on account o
Looming IN contact with the infected en-
gineS on which they have to work.
| We are all to the good here.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-01-20

Railway passenger rates between New
York Chicago and ST. Louis are to be
increased from a basis Of "a cents a
mile to 2is cent, per mile
The Northern Pacific. Great Northern
and the Oregon Washington railway.
have taken off ten daily passenger trains
between Washington and Oregon points.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that /, as
sheriff of Polk county, Florida, un-
der and by virtue of certain execu :
ton issued out of the circuit court
in and for Polk county, Florida,
dated the 9Th day of February,
1915, in a cause therein pending
wherein E. A. We'll Company is
plaintiff and C. G. Fletcher and A.
R. Fletcher, defendants, have leviet
upon and will, on Monday. the 9Th
day of April, 1915, sell for cash to
the highest and best bidder, at the
door of the court house in Barlow,
Florida, the following described
property located in Polk county,
Florida, to-wit: The SW IA Of the
NV IA Of section 8, township 81,
south, range 20 east, and also fifteen
(15) acres in the northeast corner
of the NV IA of the Sc 1 4 Of sec
ton 5, township q south, range %
east, said lands to be sold to satisfy
said execution and costs.
JOHN LOGAN,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
Heat THROUGH Friction.

Heat is developed in almost any sub.
stance which is subjected to continu.
GUS or very violent friction. It is an old
trick for a blacksmith to forge with.
out fire. Long-continued and violent
hammering on two pieces of wire will
heat them to such an extent that they
can be welded together.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03


Of Seneca Urine through the area win
dows and basement
In this nefarious business nothing
hindered and none opposed him. But
for a single lighted window In the up-
per tier (but not. he noted. the window
to Roses bedchamber) and one or two
lights which he found burning dim in
the kitchen offices and other servants
quarters on the lower floor he would
have thought the house empty. The
silence Of an abandoned place in.
formed 1t all-below the upper story.
But he was not to be satisfied with
such negative evidence: he explored
the dwelling infinitely. room by room,
story by story, passing with little in
terest through apartments by every
sign dedicated to the tendency Of his
mortal enemy. intent on one object
only-to find Rose Urine, that one
woman whom he loved, or else make
sure she was not there.
He negotiated that last fight of
steps which led to the topmost floor
with extraordinary stealth. advised
thereto by a sound. or rather a series
of sustained sounds, which had there.
tofore been inaudible to him. Possibly
they had not till then existed; possibly
the man servant whom he found snor.
Ing In a chair outside a closed door
mad not fallen asleep and begun to
snore until the moment when Alan set
loot upon the lower step of that final
ascent.
Turning the head of the stairs.
Alan paused for little. speculatively
intent on this man who must somehow
Do disposed Of before he might solve
the secret Of that shut and guarded
door
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
CHAPTER XXX.
Via Air Line.

Via Air Line.
Not once In the course Of the next
sixteen hours but a thousand times
Alan questioned land, 1t will readily
be allowed. with all excuses) his san.
ity In permitting himself to be in.
fluenced to humor Judith's insistence
and make her . party to this wild
aerial cross-country dash.
Between whiles the plane few fast
and high. cutting q direct line. as the
crow hies, athwart the eastern and
western states.
Chicago they raised as a smudse m
the northern horizon about one O'Clock
IN the afternoon; thereafter some III.
Tie time was lost in descents to ascer.
tam the identity of the many railroad
lines that criss-crossed the swimming
landscape. Only at the third cast aid
they succeed in picking up the line Of
the Santa Fe. And 1t was some hours
later, though still daylight, when they
picked up the special train, flying like
bunting across the levels.
There was scant room for douh,
that 1t was the train they sought Spe
Gals are not common. Moreover Alan
contrived with considerable dificulty
to focus binoculars upon the rear Mat
form Of the car, and caught a fugitive
glimpse of a white-coated figure with ,
black face that was watching the BIZ
plane in the same manner. that in
with glasses.
The man in the white coat Alan AZ
sured himself. was positively Barcus.
And hardly had he comforted him
self with this assurance when his sar
donic destiny struck the motor dumb
In response to his look OF dashet
inquiry the aviator merely shook /,
weary head and muttered the vorda,
Enigma trouble"
(To Be Continued)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
The Professions

Chiropractor
DIR. ]. Q. SCARBOROUGH,
Lady In Attendance
In Dyches Building Between Park
and Auditorium.
OFFICE HOURS.
3 to 1880 a. m. 1880 to 5 p. m.
200 to 500 p. m.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Residence Phone 240 Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

Aside from actual violence no solu-
ton offered to the puszle-and vio-
lence was abruptly forced upon him.
No sound warned him Of the door
that opened at his back as he stood
watching the sleeping guard. A pierre
ing shrek was the first intimation he
received that his presence had been
discovered. 1t served as well to move
him instantly into action: q single
glance overshoulder showed him the
figure of q maid-servant in cap and
gown. her mouth still wide and full of
southland Alan fell upon the guard
like . thunderbolt. The man had
barely time to jump up and recognize
the alarm: then . fist caught him on
the point Of his jaw, and he returned
promptly to deep inconsistencies.
No time now for qualms of com
junction on account Of the savage
ruthlessness of that blow: NO time
even to search the fellow for key to
the closed door: already the maid was
taking the stairs in full flight and cry.
four steps and q howl like q warlock's
to every jump.
Backing OF. Alan took . short run.
cleared the PROSTATE body Of the guard
with q leap, and flung himself full
force against the door, his shoulder
striking point nearest the lock. With
. splintering crash it broke inward
Without dignity or decorum he
sprawled on all tours into the presence
Of Judith Urine.
poor Mr.. Law!" she cried, with q
hooking nod. always disappointed!
I'm 80 sorry-truly ami"
"Oh, spare me your sarcasm" he
begged resentfully. TITS ridiculous
enough, this whole mad business"
"But I am not sarcastic" she insist.
ed with such sincerity that he opened
his eyes in wonder. Believe me,
am sorry for once 1t Is and not Rose
whom you find locked up here! For,
you see, / am locked up. by way OF
punishment-thanks to my having had
pity on you once too often-while my
father decamps mysteriously for parts
unknown"
"You don't know where he's gone,
them"
DO your" she asked sharply.
I'm general way. BY special train
to the West"
Taking Rose?"
so I'm told"
The woman choked upon her anger,
but quickly mastered it.
HE shall pay for this!" she assever.
ated.
Your father? | wish him nothing
more nor less than your enmity," Alan
assured her civilly. But since It
! seems that he has gone, and Rose with
him, II you'll forgive me, l think III
be going"
"Alone?"
That one word, uttered with all the
1 significance that this woman knew 30
well how to infuse into her tone,
checked him suspiciously on the
threshold.
"Why-yes."
"You wouldn't care for q companion
du voyage?" she suggested.
"Oh-really!" he protested.
She held up an arresting hand. Lis
tent" she begged.
From the street below came the un.
mistakable rattle Of a policeman's To-
Gust on the sidewalk.
THAT damned maid" Alan OWNED
thoughtfully.
THE same" Judith agreed with
ominous calm. HAS 1t struck you that
you may have some trouble getting
away without my permission?"
I'm not so stupid as not to have
thought Of that" he countered.
Then be advised-and take me
with you"
I'm what capacity. please? As
enemy Or-ally?"
AS ally-you're right: we can't be
friends-until we overtake that spe.
cial train. After that, by your leave,
Ill shift for myself"
Its not such a had notion bo M
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03
W. L. HEATH, D. G.
HUGH D. VIA. D. C.

Doctors of Chiropratic. Over Post
once. Hours 8 to IL. q. m. and 2.
to 5 and Z to 8 p. m.
Graduates and Ex-Faculty MEM
bsrs Of the Palmer School OF
Chirapratic. Consultation an d
Spinal analysis free at ONCE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-03

q. D. 4 Il. D. MENDENHALL
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Suite 212-215 Drane Building
Lakeland, Fla.
Phosphate Land Examinations and
Plant Designs Earthwork Specialists
Surveys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-08
DEATHS

the funeral services. on wednesday afternoon,
~ 2;3O o'clock, at the trinity Reformed
lnterment private at Northwood Cemetery.
PAnkon hnsbsnd n, EEsisgrnqhssrg IhgiS JhMEs AN P
ol funeral will be given from 1921 North
O., husband Of Mary b. PAzenmaer. Due
notice o. the funeral will be, given from his
READ.-on February s. 1915, at Mingo, o.,
MARY READ (nee McMenamnD, wife OF
the late Robert G Read and mother Of
Rev. Hugh p. Read of st. James Church
3sth and Chestnut SITS, and sister Of the
late Rev. Hugh p, McMenamin, Of Wheel
Ing, w. Va, Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend the funeral on Tuesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock, from the residence
hST o. son . Ionn m Sfss Mss lgV9 or West Yorg T
Mercy Church. at 10 o'clock. Interment at
New Cathedral Cemetery
enth-day Second Month 9Th 1915, GEORGE
RHOADS, In the g2d year Of his age. Rela-
s,tsnd S tbs fuSers al Without further netce
Fourth.day, the 10th inst. Meet at the house
Ground, Oakland Carriages viii meet train
Of westtown Station leaving Broad Street
sCHGIIcHTING.-on sunday, February I.
1915, ,at,,-Hol at Holly Beach NJ j., ERNEST
and friends Of the family, also members OF
the Liederkranz Society are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral services, on
-
at the funeral parlors of william II. Kunsig,
1918 Girard ave, Philadelphia. Gnterment at
Westminster Cemetery. Remains may be
viewed az his late residence, Holly Beach N.
j. on Tuesday evening. from to 10 o'clock.
sIDEBOTHAM.-Oh February o. 1918. SAM
UEL PERRY, son of John and Sarah II.
Sidebotham
missing Pa. Miss SUSAN FIsHRouRN
WHARTON, daughter OF the late William
Fishbourn Wharton. Funeral services at st.
Marks Church, Locust above 10th st, on
Tuesday, the 9th Inst, Mt 10 a. m. Inter-
n1ent private.
wiiITE.-on February 8, 1915, OLIVER
STUART, beloved husband Of Mary r. White
(nee Doyle) and son Of the late Herbert and
Maria white, in his 51st year: Relatives
and friends also members OF Independence
Lodge No. 90. I. o. o. T., and Keystone
Encampment, No. 81 !, O, o. r., are invited
to attend the funeral, on Tuesday February
n. at o o'clock precisely from his late resi-
dence, No. 5625 Elliott ST. West Phla In
terment Mt Mount Moriah Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed on Monday evening, from
TO 10 o'clock
Obituaries on Page ID
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DEatbs

RIY BR6%Nu 6E%SsNEu%Fy WIFE Z, JANE, ne1S hT4Tn M1RT
:, h tae residence of her husband, 1850 Silver
sSs,,rl,: IsVs 81; AGansyunk. Interment private,
nnarbELL:-on isE February Z. 1915, JAMES
: sra tsnsral on Thursday, at $50 a. M, from
ha Church Of Our osi MotRer P9ss o sorrows aI a. 70
M lhterment Holy Cross Cemetery,
pails.--on February o, 1915, AMANDA T..
ne ~ie o. Henry j. Davis, Funeral services on
sss ssscay morning, at 1O:30 o'clock. at her
. ~ residence Eansdowne ave-, Lansdowne,
- tnterment private. Please omit flowers.
sSsnsFFHHTEoH ssFH + On. February e 1915, ELIZA;
ssEslees on Wednesday. February TO- at 2
az her late residence. f0l5 Ashland
saAr Hill Cemetery.
HekE.-on February 7, 1918. WILLIAM s.,
.s,,bband OF Elizabeth r.. Egee and son OF
= s'%RsSine %SHn and the late George Esee Funeral
~ 4 fSisfment s Mt. M MorlaR lEG cemetsSy SaS sSS'A
!s%ss 46Ilss Flood; The funeral viii take place
5i9eEsy st.. Ssth IAN ana !" Brown. row T Solemn @ Mass Mass
~ maegsisn ta AZ st Francis Church. at 10
s, & yeaEs, formerly OF shenandOah, Pa.
~ tortieo st.. Germantown. High Mass al
ass,..at .z,.nent az Holy sepulehre Cemetery.
sdsahiiahDr6pn VIA y, Ioppn February 7, 1915. ANNA
''S q fTisIaiSSiss. TsaisSisssS. $50 Ssis sss y Inter
. @aAfa,ttEY, ON February Z, 1918, ADE-
s5ss Hs'aE A; Hartley, Funeral services On
b sss 6sS 6prseiIisly a! 2 p. m, St The rest
-. ~ hamilton St. Internent private.
eEAsI isis MIR igRiESg5gast; \ son Of S4agst ana
Atsfal on Thursday, February ii. at $3.50
al5bl. H9m 400 Pabehall ave, West Phila.
nelsry, ''''
81 isnqE@on February 4le15. Rev. HUGH
Egsiss ~ aebklDE, ID. D., husband OF
~ mfmhers OF the Phila.. North Phila.
efssnlsssf lsf edlaesnt Presbyteries, and All
Invited 10 attend the services. on Mon,
tsbrpary 8. at o'clock precisely, In
Isas,,ss essson Memorial Presbyterian Church.
IE interment on Tuesday at AtHalem
s'erN Wilmington. Del
9AEss.-on February 8, ei5.WIIL-
fsIt-s son OF the late William J, ana
Ease-. re peyere Mccandless, AGED 2s years
AteFnoon, the ath inst, al ? o'elock
.imsht private,
eEh.--on February 7. 1915, ANNIE.
Wssnl5 llae2ln Hsllinssr' FuRefal services
eoli Brown 81. Interment az Mount
ii. : ~. eealeteiy Columbia, Pa,
sss--on February 6. 1918. ELSIE
afly private '' ~ 'ss1'''' ''''-''''-''
= IN February 6I0l5, MARTHA, Widow
'lsg orr Relatives aud friends Of the
- gre respectfully Invited TO attend the
vices, on Wednesday afternoon, at
z5.lt precisely AZ her late re1idance. 1855
si- snae 81. tnterment private, Mount
IHf ON fs1rqsry g. I9is. Ef1zA
IL Il u
ure 4it 8rrf HpiIt 4QHef3 atr
fl4 ffieni aif inlil4t g. ettani
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New Traffic Rule at citH Hall

4 A new traffic experiment at the south
lfde Of City Hall is being made today
under the direction of four traffic police
btaen by order of Director Porter. Troll
ilty ears eastbound that formerly stopped
r he west side of Broad street now are
pelhg halted for the discharge of pas
fsngers in the middle of the crossing of
mat thoroughfare. By this plan it is
hoped to prevent the blocking of traffic
y South Penn Square west of Broad
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IN NIEAIORIANI

efsaash-In loving memory of our mother,
= FeahA r. SBHER, who departed this life
\ february 8, 1914.
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s G r AP PL e
FEB s.WGS DIARY, ,II0Il

AFTER SCHOOL I JOINED
JocEtYN FINDING HIM NOME.
we THEN WENT over 10 JUTS.
AE HAS GOT - COLD NtAO
CAN'T TALK we RuEF' HoOSep
OUeR THERE AT FIRST AND
HAD a LOT OF FUN, Ut
RAINEp q llr TIE OUTSIDE
AND SOON CAME HOME,
! STUDIED kflD READ CAPTAIN
AoRrI. MA MADE NE
GO TO BED NT HALF Pa ST
SEVerL BEcAOS I WENT 10
BeD To Late LAST MIGHT
NV SEQ TIME IS HALF PAST
Ei6 6HT p M.
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FUN SALE
BILLIARD, pool. combination. 2d-hand bought
sold, rented, ex,d. lSeafer 32e Girard ave
INSTRUCTION
School q millinery. 55d ( race. Pei. 26ds i.
OLD GOLD
----------
DIAMONDS ISSfta EXcHANaf;b iSi5'D w1NDoLpH,
APPRAISED 2s n. 12rH ST.
STORAGE
WEST Monarch Storage Co Auto and pack
PHllaA. Ing and shipping, 1910 Lancaster ave,
WANTED
Antiques, pianos. etc, part
~ INV CiNI or entire house bought,
Kens. Furniture Co. ai4s Kenslnrton Ave.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ARCH. i415-IIandsome 2d front, PRIV. bath
gentlemen; all eonys.i owneri reasonable,
Barring, 92ls Two nrst-noor rooms; suit
dentist or doctor or apartments. The Chiffon
Mrs Belle MoClain, Manager.
BRoAp s.. 52o-vlslt the cieanest furn rooms
in town; steam heat; very reasonable.
pRoAD. s., 42O-Comfortably furnished roonis
plenty OF heat, light and hot water phone
CArHARINE. 2O2s- Private family will rent
lurn. or unturn. front room. Locust Z6zt w.
CHESTNUT 4l7O--EsScep. vaos. warm. cheer
tul room eony,i board opli9hali pnone, -
CHESTNUT. 0isO-Comfortabiy furnished I'd
floor room; ref neighbd eony. TO elevated,
CHESTNUT. 1OOi-Rooms, single and en- suite,
steam heat Telephone Locust 13l. .
GENTLEMAN looking for a wcll-fur room in
W. Phin. apart. can be nicely accommod
refined pTy Wlgmnii,y very Syr,ng mo! 5, h''s"o0r'
LOCUST. i22s-well turn double room' pri.
vate bath; also single roomsi phone
LOGAN so., W., 2is-Two large com. front
rooms, single or en- suite; Will turhish, -
PINE. sOo-Double and single rooms fur.
nlshed; steam heat electric light, phone.
SPRUCE 1225-Neotly furnished single room
well heated. all convenience; reasonable
SPRUCE 5o3O-2 gentlemen or couple for I'd
floor front, adjoining bath board optional.
SPRUCE. 2O22-Dcsirablo suite. with private
bath open hrei phone; owner wner-------------
SPRUCE, 4o29--very attractive, single and
double fur. yaes.; all eonyen. Pres. $3.50
VFNANGo 1I12-Private family will rent
large well-furn. parlori board opposite.
WALNUT, 1929 "a (Kenwood) )-Deslrablo yacs..
single or en- suite; pri. baths VIII furnish to
suit tenant; moderate rent. Walnut slS4.
WALNUT, 48O3-Two 2d-foor rooms unfurn. {;
southern exposure; pleasant. Preston 2l2G D
Tn S s eS@ Ssa IF s6 or private
18TH, g., 81I-Neatly furnished Cd & Sd story
front rooms in refined private family,
18TH. s., 247-Beautifully furn. double room;
single room on I'd floor; reasonable.
ITTH, s. 128-Bachelor apts I'd floor; private
bath Apply 1900 Land Title Bldg. -
10TH, s., 332 - Private family will rent I'd
story front rooms; single or en- suite.
| 48TH AND SPRUCE-Beautiful furn. front;
| combined sitting and bedroom Preston 22GiD.
! 0OTfi s. 137-Largo. cheerful I'd iloor room,
nicely furnished: housekeeplnE REASONABLE.
Professional Offices.
i8TII vt, s., 231-Physlcian office. with run
ming water: all convenicnces.
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Antiques, pianos, etc, part
- NV - iNS or entire h house bought.
Rens. Furniture Co, 8l43 Kenslngton Ave
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BALTIMORE, 44l0-Nery desirable single rm.;
light and warm; pleasant surroundings.
CHESTNIJT ST., 40ls-Good table board; nice
nnIRhborhood: convenient to city. Phone Pres
ton 032l -. Photo displayed at Led. Cent.
SPRUCE. 123O-Second-story suite with private
IA.
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SPRUCE l225-Neatly furnished single room;
well heated; all ConvenenCes; reasonable
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GENTLEMAN looking for n woll-fur room in
W. Phlln. apart can be nicely acCommod.
In refined priv. tumily; very mod. neighbor-
hood 44th and Walnut. Barring 20l,
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pRoAD. s., 42O-Comfortabiy furnished rooms;
plenty Of heat llght and hot wateri phone.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH, i415-Handsome "a front, PRIV. bath I:
Rentlemen; ell conva.t Owneri reasonable.