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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IAlENlS
Write for list Of PATENT BUYERS and In
Ventions wanted: 81 900. 900 in prizes offered
for inventions. Send sketch for free opinion
NlNIST lwNIHSsTniiNG#iTSoN> b. ~ {. u
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, Dept. 4, 1920
Chestnut st. Hours. to !: Monday till 8
p. m Bell phone Spruce 1875,
ESTABLISHED COAL, sand, cement and build
distance moving, subcontraCting; past years
profit $4,000; Wishes to retire. Write for de-
scriptye folder Room !. Woolworth Bldg.
Bethlehem. Pa,
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
is OFFERED TO CAPITAL WITH ACTIVE
INTEREST IN 4 MFG. 60, NOW BUILDING
LEDGER OFFICE,
mate. paying proposition; unless some idea
of nature is given in confidence answers will
not be nOticed; references exchanged. Ad
dress + dl4. Ledger Central
AN, Lp-EsTAbLlsHEp uP-TopATE u, TOD MILL
WITH. rsT0CK, AND LARGE CONTRACTS
REAL ESTATE is the highest type OF invest.
msnt tor nC0ms rr or profits Send
ginniss & Son, 5000 Baltimore
YOUNG MAN desires to get in touch with manu-
featuring company needing man with execu-
tive ability furnish capital upon recon-
mendation of attorney. lag. Ledger Cen.
BUSINESS MAN OF integrity will invest $4,000
to 10000. with services, in established, pay
ing business state line. AL. Ledger Cent
So NVESTNIENT-First mortgages and equi-
ties. Home Builders Cor lOll Chestnut
PRINTING PLANT. fully equipped; good trade
owner leaving city. p 336, Ledger Office
So INVESTMENT, secured by Phila. properties
Homo Builders Company lOll Chestnut.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GREAT AFTER R-cHRIsTMAs SALE

GPEhT PIlNos ITB -GHRtlSTAS II yN sAhE
The extra large December business brought
a host Of high-grade pianos as part payment
have been rebuilt in our repair shops and are
now sold with the strong HepPe guarantee.
which means full protection and free exchange
Prices have been reduced in many. cases to
one-fourth the original value of the piano. as
500 Slio. sl25, $3.50. etc. ,.. -,
sounding boards-iIeppe, siarcelus. Jules and
$50 to- 500 rG@
These pianos ian ;0 are % good as new and fully guar
Several player-pianos at $3.50 1915. 1895,
e' good g. new and fgly
$500 monthly and up,ocrds.
Can or write for large illustrated catalogues
COR dFH HfrEFf TaoMrs6S Nh2&N s4S sToFFf FFfLA Pa
-sCHoMACKER UPRIGHT PIANO; cost
5000 rerfect order; guaranteed very
HOWARD TINESIEX$T;, NSSIE5X$T;, ssosss,siO S.siO N. 9TH
WIN cabinet and records yt iinishsd in beau;
bargain in good condition equal to new; write
for eo'fi2PfTFfES EPFEs $nG GP6wH 5t e GS2FF3dRiREss SF3REs
cor 9th and Thompson SITS.
SlS5-NEW UPRIGHT PIANO
FERNS. 81 80 WEEKTY
BELI.AK, 1929 CHESTNUT ST
500. 30 - NICTROLA VI ard 1O-in. D. +.
records; excellent outfit for one who is
looking for good machine at a rea asona BILE
price. weekly payments accepted call or write
for complete description and large illustrated
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor 9th and Thompson SITS
LESTER PLAYER, used for demonstra ion
only. cheap for cash; terms to a responsible
party. Lester Piano Co., $50 Broadway, Cam
den.
A FEW Edison diamond point talking machines
ct half price; small payments: call or write
HEPPES UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9Th and Thompson SITS
YOUR PLAYER PIANO OUT OF ORDER?
See us. I'VE are Experts" Phone. call or write
Grand Union Piano Co, 1886 Kensington ave.
PIANOS and Players, used. Write for Bargain
Booklet, Power Weyman. $500 N. Broad.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS. 1926 Bainbridse St. has competent
Protestant and Catholic second men, cooks,
parlor maids. mattresses, Chambermaids. Irish.
German infant nurses houseworkers. etc; va
CanCies; buffers. cooks, 81 to IS: waitress and
Chambermaid together. French lady'S maid,
Protestant nurse for city. Phone Filbert 2l3O.
COOKS, chamberma ids, Mattresses. nurses, Eng
lish and Swedish buffers, couples. etc, wish
stuationsr also wanted, laundresses. married
chauneurs. girls for Chamberwork and wait
ing. downstairs work and housework girls.
ali nationalitics, with references Mrs. Kane,
511 = 18th st, Phone Spruce 3iOl.
POSITIONS wanted for experienced Prot
cstant childnurse. Scotch Protestant chamber
maid and sewing; trained waitress. where
parlor maid is kept, hrst-class laundresses,
cooks, buffers housrmen, highly. rcComme nded.
Mrs. Rogers. 3l3 :. 10th ST.
WANTED--COO COOks, Chambermaids Childnurses
and houseworli girls wanted housemen and
men for institution work. II kinds Of help for
Merosc, oak lanp and suburbs. Miss Rose
Dougherty. 1873 w, Girard ave.
MADAME PTATZ. 3uI :. l1th, supplies guar
anteed white help. Phone 1Il3 Walnut.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DRESS sUITs 70 K-RE

DRESS SUITS To HIRE
Cutaways' Frocks and Modern silk Hats
SAMUEL COOPER, 1910 Girard ave.
Note the address. Poplar 63i2,
TO INTRODUCE our system and goods we will
teach 10 ladies scalp treatment, hairdressing,
facial massage and manicur ng absolutely
free Address p POS, Ledger O. ace
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT. electro and me-
chanO therapy; rheumatism paralysis, nerv-
disorders, obesity. DR.. Paul, l7l0 Mt.
Vernon. Popular 2l4G w.
ANTIQUE furniture. broken jewelry, gold sill;
G2s Chestnut. Pm. Walnut 1925 Est 1866
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD, silver. platinum, plated ware old
style jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870. J. J.. Clark, rehner, sO7 SAMSON.
OLD GoLD--Cash paid for old gold, silver
antiques, clocks. Send postal, will call
ROGERS, 81 S. 18th st, Both phones
AMETHYSTS. old gold silver. diamonds, broken
jewelry and plated ware bought
IL. SPRINGMAN, 722 Chestnut St
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COST accountant office manager. systematizer
,asclsn rts pSrfhasns ana sales yrSrs
immediateiSi rsference SSsn sGi' LEDGER Cent
cosT WORK bSesheepiRs Smsyfls payroll
erence. desires change, j. Gil. Ledger Cent
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE GARDENER; expe.
wishes to Eo South; refs A 1871 Led. Office
GARDENER CHAUFFEUR. white. Protestant.
private place reference < ioi, Ledger offce
LIME BURNERs--2, practical and experienced
trade desire situations sober d and R indus, t"e
ba2S sman h2qsn 30 no Gr sfms Tasn wit r.
MAN young, 81; college graduate; single; now
ssnrE sspE ns o5d9 '5ss 55s @er oPPortgny
MAN married. having ability TO sell bonds or
high.class stocks. wants position. 74i,
auto shop to finish trade. 2oS Lea OF.
SALESMAN
a SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN. 80 YEARS OF
AGE AND GOOD ADDRESS WHO SELLS
JOBBERS. AND TO THE TRADE, DESIRES
GGFF GGFFFEERRSS GdhREAThRt rPoSslBlEiriE$s FGd3S7T d3S7.
LEDGER CENTRAL"
SA4iHE6SRM6ATGuY ENFTEsRTENNGGED NFERENNGED MTHAiHH GGs HIS
70 CoTNEGGT, WITH .SEl:1!s.ING QRGANN;llzA.-
T2T 5D nAfMPRttjNNG AfPtENtrs sghErTT66EIN TT6EEN EXEf AsH
TIVE ABitiTY iIN TIIE IiiRiNG, ,TRAfNiNG
SALE MEN ON COMMISSION BASIS, T.
SALESMAN experienced. age 20. married dc.
srrS better ounprtuniiN. salary and commits
sALESMAiN7L-Eyper!enccd man desires chang
r $50, Ledger Central
SALESMAN yougs, man, expeLiengcd desires
STENpGRAPllER. expert. secretary. contdon.
tial man, protostant, age 30. wants change,
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

Metal and Roofing Company. 18th and Winter
selow Vine. Both phones.
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DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

FINE SINGING ST. ANDREASBURG ROLLER
canaries finest songsters obtainable; $3.50
each cages of every description: call where
YOU viii find largest stock in the city to Sc
iect from. L. G. Nahe, 3l9 Market st.
CHOICE WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. now
laying, in fine condition, SIS per dozen; $40
half dozen, call and these wonderful
birds. Z. Z. Nahe. 3l9 Market st.
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AUTOMOBILE WASHER; cxp man wanted.
Devices Garage apply store. il22 Chestnut 81.
BOY to operate telephone exchange, must have
to start 81 per Meek SIs dser cenTa
BOY; about II years, mail ana lie work Apply
l4ll wldener Bldg
BOYS wanted for general ofhce work with on
gneerins nrm; good salary to start with; op-
mediatey. schramm Sons sos n. ltn ST.
Boys tl,Gry tls years ST wanted T. d
1907 Powelton ave.
BRICKI.AYERs, 20. wanted: steady work Ap-
ply ply hwn Eamd Lfisht2n' Delaware and Market
BRIcK4.AyERs, 90. wanted; steady work. Ap-
py Irwin Leighton. Delaware ave and
BUYER. 11I. ns2 expsrisnsed f2r goods white
Sspa6le OF manasinf % i aHd oqynG H. for l,efs
rSt ette julius @ iVi Gutman a iorhs1R mx9Rtdn IN
st and Park ave-, Batlm1.e. Ma,
,.,o,.-a acABINETMAKERs
Cabinetmakers
Doubie-head mo,der operators
f1tting-up sawyers
Machinists familiar With wood king machinery
Office boys, 10 years and over
Experienced shipping marker
stoT EssF@r aa MdSRnSg cess AP
Office. 81 Cooper st. Camden. y. J.
DRIVERS Isfs wa wanted good n, vases; steady work;
Co. 25s $. 23d ST.
!, DIEMAKERS wanted; hrst-ciass die and tool
: makers Apply o. Fi!bert,
ENGINEER hoistiRg; to operate Bysrs auto;
a@f FHf and 70 %
GRINDER. for work on scmiautomatic machine.
brass plumbing goods. kItson Co. 2Sth st.
and Gray's Ferry ave.
INSPECTOR ammunition work outside NJ
PRila.! salary. s1lO per month; citizens; apply
preferably in person Ur =. writing. Frinkf0rd
Arsenal. PhilHd"Ipnla. ~
JANITuRS AND PORTERS wanted for tus.d.
work Anp in person by letter II. IL.
Mulford Co Glrnolden. Pa
kNr ERS. experienced on circular spring
"A needle machine; good pay; steady work
stygienic Fleeced Underwear Co.. 2ilJ y.
n. Howard st.
LABORERS wanted for out Of town. steady
f. work: TRANSFORMATION and lodging furnis ned
free. Apply carly Wednc sday morning. irwin
leighton. Delaware ave. and Walnut ST.
LABoRERS. 20. wanted. for all.around con
struction work ner: pos. Apply 10 Jr. Aston.
LAbohEho. .wnIte anu colored. wanted for
Penna. r. r.; steady work; can board with
company II desired. Apply ~ y. l7th st.
LEVERS LACE-CARD PuNCHER wanted. Ad-
dress NJ llG, Ledger Office. stating age, eX-
perience, wages expected and references.
MACHlNlST repairers and car builders
Apply b. and o. Railroad, 5l9 5. 18th st.
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PAINTING AND PApERHANaINo

WE DO .HIGH-GRADE .papefhanging, reason
able. Why pay more2 We go everywhere.
PAINTING, paperhanging; good material and
wkm's'p. Smith. 27th g. Huntingdon. Dla 2O76
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-31

THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN

TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make ar
appeal to every one-but to you who dema nd
the hest and accustomed to receive it-at
price which. considering what you do de-
mand and receive. is moderated will make
a strong. compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenters =
Station. Germa ntOwn. just off beautiful Lin
coin Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroad; 80
or so trains day, surely transportation
enough for any one.
Suites of rooms and / bath to 6 rooms
and baths; the size to suit your require
ments. Prices are from $50 up.
APARTMENT HOTEL. and located in an alb
solntely ideal and exclusive suburban location:
In q word you may come to PELHAM
COURT and find a perfect suburban location,
with transportation uneXcelled an ideally CON
structed building, quiet, dignified, elegant,
You may select an apartment of the size to
suit your individual needs; you will find all
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
care Of for YOU absolutely without effort on
your part; you will find table OF the utmost
excellence at n most moderate price, and tho
same courtesy. service and attention is uni
form throughout the entire establishment.
For full information, arrangements for
inspection and reservations call. phone or
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
s,n,,,,r, Idli WALNUT ST IN, ooo-
or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court,
Appointments may be made for automobiles
TO call at your residence business place and
take you direct to PELHAM COURT at your
convenience and pleasure.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS,
contInned from Preceding ooiamn
pREssMAK1NG AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAI<ER would like few more engage
mcnts by the day. can furnisn best OF rylui ,
cnc,s Mrs. Gratia e. hagcr. 0Sos NlIIo"H
ave. Wood 3gl w
COtUMRtAN School, 1885 Columbia av.-Dress,
making taught In all It's branches; paltrItn
ont. q. Hartman Mormerly WIN McDoN--I-
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

IT'S WORTH 50 MUCH IN COMFORT--the
economy of "A continuous daily performance
Of NOCOM FRICTION CLUTCH pulleys when
you have realized the waste and wear Of
machines running without purpose. SHAFT
ING and MACHINE WORKS, 145 North
Second. -
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
DynamCs, motors, boilers steam and oil en-
Eines, pumps, air Compressors.
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc. 1T N. Sd st.
DYNAMOS, motors and machinery bought. sold
and rented; armatures repaired. Main 81.
Market 3OG5. Yearsey CO., Ia N. I'd st.
WOODWORKING MACHINERY-Large stock of
l.. r. SEYF'ERT's SONS. 437 ~ Sd st.
40. l, .. ) AMERICAN positive pressure blow
crs: No. Baker Cupoa blowers exhaust
blowers NUTTAlL, 174S n. 9th.
SUPPLIES OF every description for textile in
dustries. CHARLES BOND COMPANY. $50
Arch
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HpusEKEEPtNe ApAnrmrnrs
GER,IANrowx

wIssAHicKoN APARTMENTS, on..n -,
Stet,on;, y rooms bathms ownership and man
nGdgrn 9og4ns sl rs 1s Sscsientv very rr
pair S23i2I III $. SgSy Sgd 'enitor on premises,
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ROOMS WANTED
Furnished

water. between l1th. 18th, Market and Race
SITS, for beauty parlor. Address 2O7 led
Office,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT HEAD
BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT
a leading department store requires a thor
oughly experienced office to act as
sistant head OF it's bookkeeping department
must have unusual executive ability and he
eble to direct and control large number Of
female help state experience. record and
qualihcattons In confidence. Address .l6.
Ledger Office.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG business woman wishes to Join another
in renting small apartment. S3 T.. o. Box
34i3. Philadelphia.
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SALESMAN A&1 ASSISTANT MANAGER.
THoR9UGHl!rY ,iAi, EiAAR,ElhlENIGEp, III OPP, n,E;S!REs
TloN. IANnLlNG ELEGTRICAh HousE-
ltOLD APPLIANCES: PROVEN ENECT-
TIVE ABILITY IN TILE HIRING. TRAINING
AND HohDlNp. or RETAIL. AND WHOLE.
SALE MEN on COMMISSION BASIS. r
AjO. LEDGER CENTRAL.
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STORAGE
TYpEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture. broken jewelry, gold. sill:
82S Chestnut. Pm. Walnut 7026. list. 1860
CARPETS, furniture: big demand; highest
prices Home Co. 1919 Federal Ph. Dick. 1874
CAST-OFF gentlemen's clothing bought POSI-
time Send postal or phone Friedman Bros.
i444 South St Phone Dickinson 6l55.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. antiques; entire
or part houses bought for cash; no matter
how large. J. Bernstein. 1884 Ridge ave.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rags. paper. carpet
ma ga zines and all kinds of scrap metal and
rubber. Out-of-town trade solicited. Honest
deal guarantecd Write for prices Both
NEWSPAPERS. magazines rags iron. metals
carpets. furniture. feathers. anvthing; every
where; postal. Bell Poplar 1866; Key. Park
1921. Oldest, most reliable dealers in city.
DOUGHERTY SONS. 10th st. bel Jefferson.
OLD GOLD and silver. diamonds, iewelry and
old false teeth bought for cash. 1875 S. sth,
PAPER. rags metal, etc. Highest prices paid.
Wagon will call Woman. 77G North iGth.
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SALESMAN

4 SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN. 80 YEARS OF
AGE AND GOOD ADDRESS WHO SELLS
JOBBERS AND TO THE TRADE, DESIRES
TO CONNECT WITH \ tONCERN THAT
LEDGER CENTRAL.
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CALLOWHILL ST. 705-Through to Willow
St, and 1919 Franklin st. about 6260 square
feet.
Melon St, 1516-1S-20 and houses in rearA
desirable for ga rage manufacturing site
Brown ST.. 114-6-2SxS4: 30 IT. wide in rear
N American and Buttonwood sts cor about
5000 square feet.
G.. c. SEIDEL e. co. INC.
n. II. cor. 4th and Callowhill SITS.
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APARTMENTS

THE MONTEVISTA
CAD AND OXFORD SITS
PHONE ONERBROOK 306S
WALNUT. 1O1s-2O-Modern apis, . g. 3 rooms
pri. baths, steam heat, complete kitchens elec.
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HEATING

HEATERS. boilers ranges. new and rebuilt;
removed for the makin-Kelsey health heat;
will install cheap. 1927 Filbert At.
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BOARDING

SPRUCE ST. 1922 large. od-story rooms.
single rooms; table board.
46TII. s.. 1225-Second- floor rooms with or
without board convenient to cars: private
family.
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FOR SALE-2O23 SAMSON
3 stories. eAch l7x100 to back street.
]. A. PATTERSON, 100 S. 18th.

SEND FOR OUR LIST
SMALL INVESTMENT HOUSES
MYERS & BARTH, RIDGE AVE AND 10TH.
STORE AND DWELLING. 445 Poplar st.-Rea-
son. price; terms; fine stand for bakery.
j. G. FULLER los. 18TH ST.
FOR SALE--332 and 334 s. 18th st.
Cor Panama, with small house on Panama.
]. A. PATTERSON, 100 s. 15th
III w. TIOGA ST.. rooms, side yard lot COX
1O0 modern, good order only $1,000
WILLIAM q. GLENN, 1917 Columbia ave
MODERN house. near Brcld & Diamond; Dutch
hall. 10 rooms, baths; lot 1Sx1OO: phone
Tioga 1900. Kennedy & Rambo. 374O Gtn. ave.
1541 BOUVIER ST, IL rooms. steam heat
mgyShd myodern plpmsinGs E99d n9eiighborhood; n9eiig only
18TH ST, abv. Luzerne--Desrable s-room
porch, bot-watcr heat etc; reasonable figure:
quick sale. = 327, Ledger Office.
ONLY $4,000 18th ST.. near Erie ave; pretty
section of Tioga; 13 rooms; opportunity for
cheap house GLENN, 1917 Columbia ave.
CORNER STORE. near 10th and Dauphin; price
right for quick sale. 326, Ledger office
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. 2OOo--DESIRAB ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT. .2O45-Second story back room. rum
ming water; table board.
SPRUCE. 1872 communicating rooms. private
bath steam heat hardwood floors; references
9TH AND SAMSON UTotcl Metropole)--Clean,
neatly furnished warm rooms; men only, JOC,
7jc. 81 per night; $3.50 week up.
2OOi MT. VERNON-Exceptionally desirable
third-story back bay, furnished.
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL. LOCATION; SPECIAL scientific care.
nervous, elderly: every comfort: nurses; book
let. DR.. Randall. City Line. Chestnut Hil
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


i5o MANNHEIM. cor, - rooms, baths, porch.
lS9S WyG II rooms reduced "a price m lSsioo
1921 Green sideyard apartment house.
S5S paitb t bToMnstonc rooms Estate. tgr'"'
l502-4.ls-20 SWAIN changing into bus. sec.
HIBBERD ,''ii,' Is. W6RREI.L 555 n, i7ih., "S''
ITO CLOSE ACCOUNT"
iSis-iGi5 iSY Melon ST.; total rental. ...... 2Goe
WANT OFFERS
RAYMOND MPAREER,t7th and Wallace SITS.
FOR sALE-13th st. between Chestnut and
Walnut; desirable store and business property.
An opportunity: easy terms,
|. J. I. JACKSON COMPANY
CHESTNUT AND 18TH
FOR SALE large lots on Walnut St. between
m 2th and iSth n on m either q Ihieh e MODERN
either ssll p The l9ts or BEIhP 2 THE BUILDING
T. 4. PATTERsON 1880 s. 18th st.
porch-front dwelling, 0 rooms and bath; con-
Cks 81 IpEf MiLER 4oS7 so common%eaith ST%R
building.
1910 ERIE REeEs ss s54aI iT SsBI le.,,o
pa nl5 fGTi9fp r. G7yaSg WGR sfoTeS co. rSS% 5S ,tb
DEALERS and speculators; real sacrifice for
cash at once eoo houses houses in Germantown, as
Sar dwG % sG0 B. S2is G asg cn y a
1923 n. STH STA conveniently located,
$dsd s2r RrSm H8Rs 9TRRF WIN MER 9S
i07 Commonwealth Bldg
OINEY. 5l1 Ruscomb st.-2 story 6 rooms nd
I'd floor attic; all conveniences 40x72 IT,:
room for garage: will sacrifice: make offer.
JAMES T. SMYTH, 2435 Kensington ave.
433 f.. WYOMING AVE- story porch front. Q
rooms. bath, outktchen, conveniences large
yard. CIIAS. W. MILLER, 40l-407 Common
wealth Building
INCREASING In value; 2537 s. Broad ST., A.
story modern dwelling: will sell at assess
ment value. $1,000. Howard b. Wilson Co..
2l22 Germantown ave.
9431 PARAMOUNT AVE. 10 rooms and bath;
in good order; large dining room and kitchen;
hot-water heat; electric light, etc. Owner
premises.
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SALESMAN experienced. age 20. married de,
sirps better opportunity. salary and commits
sion; local territory f $50. Ledger Central
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-12
LA COOPERAZIONE DEL
z BRASILE

ROMA. = Telegrammi da Rio
de Janeiro dicono che il Brasile
cooperera' attivamente con gil
Stati Unit nella guerra contro
la Germania e mettera' lutte lie
sue risorse a disposizione del
Governo americana. La fotta da
guerra degli Stati Unit avra' a
sua disposizione porti brasil
liani. Questo ha annunciato il
nuovo ministro degli Esteri
brasiliano Milo Pecanha, il quale
ha dichiarato anche che e. in
tenzione del governo brasiliano
di rendere sempre piu' stretti i
rapport ira i due paesi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-12
Il GOVERNO PROVVISORIO RUSSO
RIESCE A DOMINARE LA SITUAZIONE

PIETROBURGO. = II Minis
tro degli AFFAIR." Esteri Russo,
Professor Milukoff in un COM
ha detto: II Governo
provviSorio ha attenuta una
grande vittoria. La nostra po-
Utica rimane immutata. Moi ab-
biamo fatto alcuna concessione.
Questa dichiarazione e. stata
confermata dial Consiglio del de-
legati operai militari. II Con-
siglio aggiunge che la crisi e.
Stata risoluta con un cOmpro-
messo, ma e. senza alcun dubbio
che il Governo provvisorio esce
rattorzato dagli avvenimenti del
giorni scorsi e che Ii Ministro
Milukoff ha avuto una vittoria
personale.
ST e. saputo COST che la crisi fu
affretta dallo stesso Milukoff.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-12
LA RUSSIA NON VUOLE UNA
PACE SEPARATE

Come una prova che la Russia
non vuole una pace separate e. il
fatto che il Consiglio del delegati
opera e militari 81 e. dicharato in
favore del "Prestito della liberia
con un voto di 1900 a favore ed
appena di 112 contrari.
I112 che votarno contro il pre-
stito sono quelli appartenenti al
la fazione favorevole ad una i'm
mediata pace separate. Invece i
fautori del prestito sonO tutti
per la continuazione della guerra
fino ALA vittoria.
Come 81 vede fautori della
pace separate che perdono con-
tinuamente terreno, stanno per
divenire una minoranza trascur-
able, che non potra' avere al
cuna influenza sulle decisioni da
prendere mel future.