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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

Physician's Fright Costs Him Finishing
Touch to Breakfast.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I


NEW YORK, July 21.-Just because
DR.. j. ID. Ncubergcr has been carried
away by the current bomb scare he
has lost delightful finishing touch to
many breakfast. The physician tip
toed into police headquarters to-day
gingerly carrying sealed tube that
had just reached him by parcel post
Il don't know any one who would
want to injure me, but I'm afraid it's n
bomb. he whispered. and in a moment
the sleepy reserve men we're alert
After being deposited in tub Of water
until the arrival OF explosive experts
the package. carefully submerged. was
cautiously opened.
Every one held his breath while a.
heavy liquid. unfamiliar TO combustion
experts. oozed out and mingled with the
water. Analysis demonstrated that 1t
was-honey!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
STATES AWARDED MONEY
FOR FOREST-FIRE FIGHTING
[special 10 The Times-Disnatch.l

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 21.-An
award OF money for forest-fre lighting
during the current fiscal year has just
been made to the States by the Forest
Service of the Department OF Agricul-
ture. Virginia will receive $4,000, pro-
Vided the State will put up like
amount. This money is to be used in
lire prevention on the watersheds of
navigable streams, and Is provided in
tho Weeks act of tho last Congress, an
act intended to supplement the work
or the Appalachian Forest Reserve
Commission. Only those States which
agree to appropriate from their own
FUNDS are included in the list Of
awards. Maryland received $4,000 and
West Virginia $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
ACCEPTANCES RECEIVED
Daniels Hears Favornbly From Seven
Scientific Societies.

WASHINGTON, July 21-Te,epranh,c
acceptances were received to-day by
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels from
seven Of the eight scientific societies
he has invited to select two members
each to join Thomas A. Edison on the
civilian advisory board for the proposed
navy invention bureau. Each message
said steps had been taken to have the
majority of the society select members
to be designated to serve on the board.
Mr.. Daniels will not make public the
names of the organizations which have
accepted until all have been heard
from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond
Pnrk Concert-Kcsrnich,s Munici-

Pnrk Concert-KcErnich's Munich
pal Band, Washington Park, 8
o'clock.
Political meeting. Swnnsboro Inn
prOvcmcnt md Civic League, nd
dresscs by candidates for Office, end
Hull Street car line, y o'clock.
Council Committee on Advertising
and Enterprises, City Hall, s O'Clock.
State Board OF Pharmacy, Medical
College OF Virgfnin, 10 o'clock.
Lyric-Populnr vnudevillci NATL
nee, $3.50; night, St45 and 0i16.
Isis-MotiOn pictures, continuous
performance, IL morning to IL
night.
Standardization pictnrcK. con-
tinuous performance, IL morning to
II night.
Littlc-PnramGant pictures; con-
fInuOus performance, II noon to II
night.
Standardization pictures: continu-
ous performance, IL morning to II
night.
Victor-Motion pictures; contInu-
GU. performances, 10 morning to II
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
ROSS PRONOUNCED INSANE
Penchnnt for Marrying and Friendship
for Servants In Evidence.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NEW YORK. July 2l.-A strong
penchant for marrying and disposi-
ton to make bosom companions of the
servants OF the household were cir
cumstances recited to-day as reasons
why Alexander NJ. Ross. twenty years
old. with an estate of 100000 and an
income of $4,000 a year, should be
adjudged incompetent to manage his
affairs.
Ross declared he was perfectly will
ing to have n committee appointed to
look after him. and it was done.
Ross is a son of Mrs Florence Pot
ter Sheppard, of Plainfeld. y. j., widow
Of wealthy Chicago business man.
At seventeen he married her servant
girl. The marriage was annullcd. but
he continued TO get into similar
escapades, until ne was sent to the
Bloomington A5ylum, where he has
been for three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

inauguration Of a regular passenger
and freight service from townsville to
Tye River, where connection will be
made with trains of tho Southern Rail-
way. The railway is designed to open
n rich virgin timber territory. in which
the projectors Of the railway own sew
eral hundred millions OF feet Of hard
lumber. The entire road is to be COM
pleted October /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
GUNST APPRECIATES
WARMTH OF WELCOME

The candidate himself closed the
speaking program. He spoke briefly
and with ev!dcn. feeling for tho
warmth OF the reception accorded to
him b. the voters OF Jefferson Ward.
He touched humorously on an earlier
reference TO him rs a candidate seek
ing TO displace one of the 'ins
II am an in myself" said Mr.. Gunst.
II have been an In more than twenty
years-not an Administrative Board
in however Tho only difference be-
tween me and the Administrative
Board TINS is that they are drawing
salaries for being lns' while I have
been an In for twenty-one years
without compensation"
O. l.. Schwcickcrt acted as secrc-
tary Of the meeting. Acting Chair
man Nolde announced just before adj
journment that all candidates for the
Administrative Board and Legislature
have been invited TO address the voters
of tho East End at n mass-lnceting to
be held Friday night at the Chin
borazo School
The Chimborazo meeting, from all
appearances. promises 10 ne the big
gest meeting of the campaign. 1t Will
be held under the auspices OF the East
End Progressive Association. While
no stirring developments arc indicated
Church Hill mass-meetinEs have not
in recent years failed TO Introduce
lively numbers not included in the
printed program, and the Chimborazo
School meeting Will probably not be
an exception.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
WEST VIRGINIA DAY
As Part of Program. Sycamore Tree Ia
Planted mt Expedition

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.--A syca-
more tree from West Virginia was
planted to-day at the Panama
Exposition rs part OF ceremonies cele
brating West Virginia Day. On the
program was n drill by the patrol team
OF tho Benz KediIm Temple of the
Mystic Shrine from Charleston. w. Va,
and addresses by Vernon Il. Johnson,
Speaker OF the House of Delegates of
West Virginia. representing Governor
Hatfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
BURNING VESSEL. MAKING
WAY TO PORT AT DURHAM

DURHAM. AFRICA tv;a London). .
July 22-rhe Peninsula and Oriental
Line steamer Bcnalla, previously re-
ported atire in the Indian Ocean. is
proceeding for Durham, escorted by
the steamer Otaki. The Benalla has
about 500 emigrants aboard. She was
from London for Australia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
"A PLAIN INVENTION"
Kaiser Did Not Sny Wnr Would End
In October.

BERLIN. July 81 (via London).-T
statement attributed to Emperor will
liam. which has appeared in foreign
newspapers. that the war would end
in October is stamped by the Tage-
blatt as "a plain invention" The Tage-
blatt says il has learned that compe-
tent official circles know nothing of
such a declaration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
Locni Temperature Yesterday.

Locnl Temperature Yesterday.
II noon temperature. ......... so
- T. NJ. temperature 81
) Il III. temperature &c
MAXIMUM temperature TO i. NJ. 81
minimum temperature to L. NJ. 81
Mean temperature ............. 10
Normal temperature ......... so
deficiency in temperature yester-
Deficiency in temperaiure since
March .................... 2se
Accumulated deficiency in temper
ature since January 1......... III
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours . 81
Ralntall last twenty-four hours =. SO
deficiency in rainfall since March
/, o,,,,,,;;,,..; OBJ
since January enhancement. $50
Local Observation Mt S p. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, G6: humidity, 80; wind,
direction. east; wind. velocity, 6:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

The tracks of the Virginia Blue
Ridge Railway have been completed
from Tye River through Nelson County
TO townsville, a distance of thirteen
miles, and Is being pushed on to Mas
sizes Mills, nine miles further The
promoters are arranging now for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
The w Gather

l'Orccnst: Virginia
Partly cloudy Thurs
day, probably show
ers southeast pOr-
ton; Friday fair.
North and South
Carolina - l'nr I y
cloudy Thursdny and
Fr q n Y, probably
showers sOiItheust
portion; Friday fur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
.CUNsT SUPPORTERS
HOLD CAMPAIGN RALLY
Candidate for Administrative Board
Receives Promises of Strong
Support.
MAss-MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT
All Democratic Candidates Invited to
Address Voters of East End at
ChimboraZo School-Gunst Refers
to Self as an "In" Without Salary.

An overflow crowd Of Gunst support
ers gathered at Taylor's Hall, Broad
and Twcnty-hfth Street, last night, TO
exchange views on the Administrative
Board campaign. and TO further tho
candidacy Of the Lee Ward Alderman
Between 200 and $50 men filed the hall
and stood in the aislcs and corridor
when the meeting WAS called to order
ny Hcnry +. CARRIER at $50 o'clock.
On the speaking program were rep
rcsch'atlves Of all four wards With
out exception the speakers brought en-
tnuslnstc reports Of the support that
MT. Gunst Is receiving. In campaign
marked by singular apathy, said Sam
uel l.. Kelley. the candidacy OF Mr..
hunst Is the sole instance of enthusi-
asm-a circumstance which, he said,
auSurs well for his success.
Joseph f.. Allen, OF Ciinter Park, told
the Jefferson Ward voters that the re-
Gently annexed northern suburbs will
vote almost AK Il uni; for Marx Gunst.
The same claim vas made by W. X
Bachc. OF Barton Heights who spok q
warmly OF the candidates quarter Of
Il century Of service in the Council
and the high quality Of the service he
has in that time rendered the city
Such a service. he said. is deserving OF
recognition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
July 30, 1918.
Sun rises. 1905 Morning. 1910
sun sets. ....1:26 Evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
ROYAL BRINGS
SOUTHSIDE GREETINGS

Augustine Royal brought greetings
from South Richmond and evoked the
applause of his hearers with the state
Inent that the Southside will give Mr..
Gunst substantial majority. After a
personal Acquaintance with him OF
forty years. he said, he was in posi-
ton to recommend him without rcser-
walton as deserving OF the support OF
every citizen having the interest OF
Richmond at heart
a. II. Nolde relieved Mr.. CARRIER as
chairman OF the meeting at o'clock,
in order that the latter might leave
TO meet a train. He presented J. G..
Corlcy, who assured Mr.. Gunst OF the
overwhelming support of Lee Ward and
bespoke for him the support OF the
voters OF the East End. Clarence Cole
man followed with an enthusiastic
tribute TO Mr.. Gunst's untainted record
AS a business man and member OF the
Council.
Enthusiastic short talks were made
by Samuel l.. Kelley. r. T. Duke, Wal
ter Dunn, Robert Lccky. IT., and Joseph
w Stewart. jefferson Ward. said Mr..
Stewart. is rallyIng to Mr.. Gunsts sup
por' In a whOlc-heartcd manner. From
Church Hill 10 the farthcst Paramount
he said. his was the name most fire.
Quently mentioned. He would not be
surprised said Mr. Stewart. to see
Jefferson Ward give him as large ma
tori,y his own Lee Ward
Mr.. Lecky drew attention to Mr.
Gunsts consistent advocacy Of meas
ures looking TO the improvement Of
tiating and cnlistii.g the support Of
his colleagues in the Council for the
100000 bond Issue for surface i'm
provernents
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Deaths

on July "a, 1915. Or, EDWARD
rr Relatives and frende are Invited
lhe ignera on LuetsasE st,E moIpinnSi ni,,st az
T ts.f s1o Chestnut st. Funeral services
N iahn's church, at 10 o'clock. Inter
I, siternoon and evening and tuesday
,-on july "a, 1915, ANNA 50.
IHA ~ sss iiiends are invited 10 attend the
N4 Ihrvices, on Tuesday afternoon, July
81 o'clock at Asbnry M o. Church,
above S9d et' lnterment at Mount
ssJJdilyS on Jdiy ie, te15,JAMEs KNOWLES,
~ ~ n James X. and Florence r. Cross, 4et4
''.4 3vs west Philadelphia, In his 2Bth
hs Pomona, California. Relatives and
I,l.lss lid invited to attend the funeral serv-
'z a tuesday at 2 p. M, at the parents
'.',tlats 1nterment private. at Arlington
n q Ion July 2b, 1915, ANNA e.
a.s|,nfs Hslnes, Relatives and friends are
:.i1i 10 attend the funeral services on
s ssa''ssA6s sI6s 6th st. e., OAK Zane, Philadelphia.
.5 leaves Reading Terminal 1:43 p. m.
/. .'siasne On m JSiy %, 1918, DR. WILLIAM
Il 51coBs. Relatives and friends, also the
N'3ss and members OF the Board OF Bduca.
'sh dfe invited TO attend the funeral service,
II RlS late residence, el2 North $50 st., on
tIssly. Interneht private. Remains may
u waved Monday evening. -
,i|tsir ON July 25, 1915, EMEL1E, be-
i5.sd wife OF John n. Kimmel tnee Ebenl !,
\ III 6lth year. at her late residence, HAS
ss'ih 28th st. Due notice Of funeral will
VA efp,As'iTfRICK.---on I July 25, 1915. ALEX
ifpER husband OF Mary kirkpatrick. Rel
.Eses and friends. also Montgonery Lodge,
W fp. p. and A. NJ. Harmony Chapter, No.
IRA M; Mary Compandery, No. 38, X.
Il Lulu Temple a. a. o. N, N. 8. Gale
Htan Lodge, No 700, /. o. o. f.; Master
tos Stone Contractors Association Of Phila-
lf5hh and any other lodges OF which he
4ss 4 member, are invited TO attend the
issstal services, on Wednesday afternoon, at
9eiock, at his late residence, 222e Chris
lAh 81. Interment at Mount Moriah Gem
nfY.-At Charleston. w. Va, on July 20,
.aB SOPHIE wife OF Hubert May (nee
Rn6tkerl. aged 2s years Due notice OF fu-
.faiit.@on July 25, 1915, HATTIE. wife OF
ffsfles stahl (nee Wenesk). aged 25 years.
pdb notice ot the funeral will be given,
nom late reBidenoe, 143s s, 5oth st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MA1E


ACCENT, bookkpr,. office mgr, with extensive
mfg exp expectations mod H ass, Led Cent
BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN. 10 yre'
exp, references, desires to connect with
chances for advancement. II 84S Led Cent
KKEEPER-Executive, long experience;
best refs bond II nee, II 55s, Ledger Cent
BUTLER, elderly, experienced, best references
for many years Wishes position; country pre-
lerred. Address swede NJ, 123 Spruce st
CHAUFFEUR, white Protestant single, does
not smoke or drink, would like posltioni best
references. Bell phone, Belmont 1892 X.
cHAUFFEUR, careful driver, sober, settled.
honesti ref. 81 Ledger Br., 18th Dauphin.
CHAUFFEUR. German. Wishes positloni pri-
Ylte family = 4a5 Ledger Office.
CHAUFFEUR AND GARDENER, frst class,
soberi Eettledi references .. ledger Once.
CHAUFFEUR, young Irish Protestant, Wishes
positions sober. ref. Phone Fox Chase II Y.
CHAUFFEUR, coloredi frst-cass reference:
drive and repair any car. 216 Montana
CLERK, years office exper.i speaks four
LANGUAGES; lost former position through the
war In England moderate salary to start.
A. Rramers 4316 Market st.
CLERICAL WoRK-Man, single, 81, exp, In
general office, and assistant bookkeeping.
II 2b6. Ledger Central
nishedi age 2s II l41, Ledger Central.
COUNTER sALFsMAN or office man rs with
years experience, desires position OF re-
sponsibility II 54l, Ledger Central.
GARDENER, charge gentiemAn,s country
place; care stock, poultry, milking, green
house; vegetables, howersI reliable, all-
around man. Frank, 1881 Felrmount ave
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.ssay families were aided during
ssht nssstit year by the Society Of st.
W PAUL At a meeting of repre-
Al the various branches yes
.s,5 At St Vinoents Hall. East
St Germantown, Il was shown
f E,,.f A. the extent Of s14si955 was
osedy families during the first
'' sshs Of the year. II was reported
ast s0O children have been given
putting this summer at Port
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OBITUARIES
81. carnlnn q. Weaihrrlr

.1lne brief illness, Mrs. Carolyn
weatheriy. widow Of William
wsatheriy. died late yesterday
AT her home, 45d street and
svenue. She ia survived by two
~ Mrs. Richard J. Beamish and
s Feierite weatherly Funeral ar
nis have not yet been completed.
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a n Dr. Edward BedIoe

.ssrsl OF Dr Edward Bedioe, who
asday IN the Samaritan Hospital,
hsid tomorrow morning at 10
x st. Johns Roman Catholic
AR street above Chestnut. The
I'M be on view in the funeral par
oliver II. Bair, 1890 Chestnut
ootll about O'Clock, when Il will
ovsd 10 the church.
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Mus1oA1 INsrRnMrnrs
sToRAaR
RooMs FnR RrNr

- JUST THE ROOM Yot WANT
an very likely be located IN a few minutes
tons u rooms with and gtBost Is Soard whlih
centfsi ny TOT yegr ,yln. inspeetlon AZ ledger
swers to every question yod Wodld & asR ii
service test II. N''''' '''''"ss'''' i'''
AESH. 1922 tst. Paul House)-Nicely. furn
ARCH, ie12-Newly furn., running water ali
ICONS, bath msals served phone.
BROAD, NJ. sBb-second floor front, stsam
.-siI -nsal sles.i private bath resscnablel phone.
CAnLIsbE, NJ, 2Dtp-Attfaetiveiy furn front
room Ianned private hompi phone.
CHEsTNUT, sAt4-Two httfactivsiy furn.
Ioomal communicative ali cows, phone
sPimUob ST. esi-Nice, large, cool rooms
sum ratesi reasonable, PHI Walnut fq0i W.
gle or communicating. Walnut Iite WI
SPRUCE, 2032--Desifatie furnished roomsi
private baths summer rates. Locust i663 j.
WOODLAND AVE-, ip2f-Two furn, com InF
roonei second floor isht houseEssping.
lV,IH, s'i sP22ITwc beautifully turn. rooms, "a
'front.' light housekeeplngi other rooms
18TH, g., BlA-Two attfaetiye ffout reomAi "a
noori sinEle or communicating; phone
A,LH. NJ ltsa-well ;furn. baeheiqt art priv
18TH, ~ 989s lcotner 10th and Bfie)-Btisht
ygsn SooI Ra-st9ry front g rgom Vel Igrn gents.
tlrnshsd or usfufnisSed; Sonysnisnt to 509Ts saps
Phone Diamond BeT7 A.
4orh. N. 3e-peiishtful vaeaneiesi porch.
,-lawni eEeep. table. near u Barring 20es w,
BASHELnR apartment, rooms and bath
beautifully furnished exclusive section OF
west Philadelphia. Preston 22ei D.
NICELY turh, front room, for q with board
eony. to eoth aud Market Belmont 1921 n,
ksti near Z. Phone belmont aSef " 'l''
b2d and SAMSON Furnished
WEST BRANCH shower baths; near l.: All tss
u M O. A, comfortB Of home. Phone BEL
mont 1881. Key. West sse.
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Az In Enrnnn

Knicker-r hear you moved.
Bocker-we fell back to trench on
the next block.-Exchange
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WE STILL HAVE few more rooms vacant
for August and September on the Birming-
ham Stock Farm all the Advantages OF a
typical country home; is minutes' auto ride
to 8 stationsi auto service. g. l.. JONES.
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COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

OCEAN CITY, N. j., Hotel Henry-Homs COM
forts, bountlfui table Sd upi board and room.
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seashOre

Drexei road; boarding,
tennis, ewing pool Phone oyerbrook 29oS.
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DRpRooR-PRIVATF FAMILY on 4
ADULTS HAVE LARGE ROOM, SUPERIOR
TABLE. FOR GENTLEMAN. BELMONT
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nrpnEsENrAr1vH AT READING

An elderly gentleman, about to retire
getlo 10 be without some work, be-
iieVes he can be of service to persons
or corporations who have business
relations In Reading, Pa, or vicinity,
work as collection OF accounts, rents
or any business which would allow
a Reasonable commission compensa-
ton. Interested parties can get my
name and address by inquirinB OF
Mr.. Hunt. Ledger Central
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~ lfskD. aoal aqnbiaaiiqp HsHs eesf
s ass lan lzsiltnafs Dasts ss
.ai8 Itaai secs
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BOARDING

WALNUT b6o6-Large rooms, single or COM;
ref homei excellent table SO each; phone.
NEWLY furnished. comfortable, single room.
with board, for gentleman; rates reasonable.
Bel phone. Diamond 62is
SPRUCELYN = B05 s, 4ist at, Niles s. NJ.
Hanley formerly OF Chestnut st.
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prNNsYIyANIA FARMS

a IcpE POULTRY FARM acres wood.
HsfoSg stream; d-room house; bank barn, tis
~ n water In barn; included are horse, z
hsrness. plow. harrow, all tools, implements
and crops. ,,, ,,...t.- r,.,,.t,. d..
REED NASH. Pipersville, Bucks COUNTY, fs,
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!" "T u
a5a E
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FOR sALE-popbls, lot e0xloo' end Paelae
and largest hoteli very deslrable at 2-g cost.
II H. Howell, Box 994 Wilhes-B Barre. ia.
1-ar,rta uail Poplar ave. near Beach.
tIHPlS ran Booklet Mrs q. BURTON.
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APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN, 1oio-Excelient apts. IN 8
different houses. some furn.; kltchensttes
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FURNIsHED APARTMENTS
West Philadelphia

LOCUST, 1s1s-Elegant Apartments, 2 rooms.
prlvate baihi also ainEle rooms. wal. 1905 w.
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national PArk. n. ).

RTrNGALoWs, sioO cash $40 monthly lots q
xf50; near trolley conv. 70 rlver' National
phrkt get on Red Bank ave. see agent WIN
badge. Greater New Jersey Co. 30 ., lelh;
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BALTIMORE AVE, 52f1--Attractlve rooms,
porch and BATHROOM, unfurnlRhed: light and
heat included; slI month
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sea aud SAMSON. Furnished
WEST BRANCH shower baths, near l.: Al tSs
Y, M q. A, comfortB Of home. Phone BEL
mont 1881 Key. West ase.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

suHLET tuEn. apt, 2 large, cool rooms, bathi
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ou white ana eolorad children'i
tQoa 9pPqrienltF Tor the Right party
tAAi PIX PRO lIe4q Co. alf w. Bal
a' selslmert. Nd.
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North Wildwood

WILDWOOD SANlTARlUM
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AT 25rH
N. WILDWOOD, N. j.
on.p Tor season. MARGARET MACE. NJ. D,
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General

LEARN ~ "a R,N, TO DRIVE AN AUTOMOBILE
5000 VIII start You.
- $500 wlii Finish YOU
a., FORD USED CAR co.
le0l sptlng Garden st Open eveninss.
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eony. TO eoth aud Market, Belmont iG8f D,
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