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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-09

hallan ~protegidos por este tratado
La conciencia del mundo esta tras
el Y no habria una nacion que pu.
diera violarlo sin hacerse acreedora
4 un castigo.
Nos halIareis dispuestos para pa
ra examinar bajo esta base. la pa2
preliminar que nos :iabeis propuesto,
con la firme intencion de recons-
truir en- labor comun con vosotros,
10 que ha sido destruido, Y reparar
cualquier NAL que Sc haya cometi-
do. principalmente ell NAL causado a
Belgica, Y mostrar a la humanidad
nuevos fines Y propositos de progre-
so social Y Dolitico.
"Caballeros: La idea sublime que
ha surgido del mas terrible desastre
en- la historic de la humanidad. es
la Liga de las Naciones. Sc han de-
clarado va los mas grandes progre-
SOS en- ell ~desarrollo de la humanidad
y ellos seguiran su canine: Unica-
mente 81 las puertas de la Liga de
las naciones Sc abren de par en- par
para todos aquellos de buena volun-
tad, podran alcanZarse los fines que
aquella sc propone Y solamente en-
%tonces, los muertos de esta guerra
no habran muerto en- vano. Ell pue-
bio aleman esta dispuasto de TODD
corazon, a aportar consigo ell pesa-
do fardo que lie corresponds 81 las
bases de Ia paz que han sido esta-
blecidas no Sc romperan mas.
"Examinaremos Ell docunlentc que
Sc nos ha entregado, con buena vo-
luntad Y con la esperanto de que el
resultado final de nuesrra cntrevista
sea suscrito por todos los presentes.'
El primer Ministro Y Presidente
de la Conferencia, NJ. C~lemenceau,
%pronuncio su discurso de pie y en-
frances. II. Brockdorff-Rantzau d.
10 Ell suyo sentado Y en- alenlan. Es-
Ia actitud cause una impression de
profundo disgusto entire los delega-
dos de las potencias aliadas y aso-
Iciadas.
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para consular con su gobierno So
bre los terminus de paz que les fuc.
ron e~ntregados aver en- la tarde POI
los gobiernos aliados Y asociados.
Una copia del tratado va va eli
canine de Berlin. Tn correo especia
aleman salio anoche, a las nueve, &c
Versailles llevando ell documentc
iuntamente o Ell primer informe dc
Condo Brockdorf Rantzau sobre la:
negociaciones.
Hasta ahora Alemania no ha so
metido a la %conferencia de paz ALA
da, 0 mejor dicho al Supreme Conse
10, ninguna communication respectx
del trataGo. Sc sabe que 81 algunos
de los Delegates regresar&n a Ale
mania para consular con su gobier.
nc. los demas permaneceran en- Yer
sales.
Embellishments despues de que Sc
do por terminada Ia session de aver
en- ell Palacio del Trianon, ell Conse-
10 de los Cuatro, Orlando he vuel-
to 4 tomar su puesto en- ell citadc
Consejo.) do principle a los traba.
jos para arreglar ell programa para
la presentation de los terminus de
paz a Austria, a Hungria Y a Bull
igaria.
Segun Sc sabe, ell tratado austria
co ha empezado va a tomar forma Y
|~varias porciones de el Sc hallan va
redactadas.
Ell Ministerio de Relaciones Ex-
teriores Frances recIbio information
va tarde hoy, de que la delegation
de paz austriaca salio anoche de
Viena Y que probablemente llegaria
manana a San German.
Parece que en- vez de que Alema-
Iii sea requerida a pagan la indem-
nizacion entera demandada por los
aliados, n considerable suma Sc de.
mandara de Austria, IA estimaci6b
de Ia cual, segun Sc cree, sera de
unas 5000. 000, 900 de coronas. La
stipulation relativa a esta indem-
y la refsrente a la delimi-
tacion de las fronteras del nuevo
Estado, constituirau los principales
detalles del tratado que esta formu.
landose.
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sHA uEGADOLA HORA De ARREGLAR NUESTRA|
CUENTA," DUO NJ, JORGE CLEMENCEAU A
LOS DELEGADOS ALEMANES
breve y concise discourse, desnudo de frases ~Iterarias, e
Presidente de la Conference de Paz, do Conocer alos
pIenipotenciarios teutoneS 81 proCedimiento ~adoptado
para la discussion 81 pIazo para dar su respuesta

ounce dias para preseRtar en- ngies
Y en- frances. L obServacioneS escrl-
tas sobre Ell tratado complete.
".Antes de la expiration del pero-
90 Glcho los Delegates alemaaes ten
GRAN Gsrecho para enviar sus respues-
tas a los titulos particulars del ira
tado 0 para hacer sus preguntas res
pecto de eSos titulos.
"DeSpaeS de haber eNanunado SuS
o2ssrvaciores preSentadas dentro del
periodic m~encionaGo. 81 Supreme Con-
sejo .aviara sus respuestas por es-
critic a la delegation alemana : deter
m;nara el periodic dcntro del cual, de-
len dar>e las reSpueStaS finales por
cSa delegation.
Ell presidentc desea agregar que
al raclbir deSpu6s dc dos, tres. cuatro
. cjucc dias. aiguna observation cua.-
Cuie~@ de Ia delegaci5H alemana So
5re c~ualqUier punto del rrataGo, no eS
peraremoS hasta 81 fin de los ounce
dias para dGi naeStra respueSta.
"Procederemos desde luego. en- el
moGo Y ranera indicados en- este do
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LOS DELEGADOS CHINOS NO De
BERAN FIRMAR Ell TRATA-
DO DE PAZ.

PENN. Mayo SEE Sabinete Chi
no decide, en- la cesion que celebro
en- esta fecha. darles instrucciones a
los delegados chinoS que Sc hallan en-
Paris, accrca de que no deberan fir
mar ell tratado de paZ, 81 es que en-
el Sc lie conceden al Jap0n los dere-
chos que tenia Alemania en- Shang-
tung.
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LA RESPUESTA DEL CONDE


! csta hreyc aiocuci0n. desnuda Ge
bellezas literarias, pero fra, energica
= de una CONCESSION aplaStante, conteS-
10 'el iefe de Ia delegation alcmana,
Condo Brockdorff Rantzau con IN dis
curse acerbo y mordaz. altanero Y
desafiante, cuyo teNto es 81 siguien-
te:
"Caballeros: Nos hallamos profunda
mente imprcsionados con la sublime
labor que nos Ia traido aqui, para
Oar al mundo una paz duradera.
No tenemos ninguna Illusion res
pecto de Ia maenitud de nuestra de-
Irota ' del grado de nuestra faIta
de poder. Sabenos Que el poder del
brazo aleman esta roto-
"ConocemoS ell poder del odio Que
encIntramoS aQui hemos oldo la &c
manda apasionaua que los ~vencedoreS
nos eXigiran como vencidos Y los
castigos que So impondran a los que
mereCSn ser c~ast:RadoS.
Sc nos den,anGa que nos confese-
mos ser los uuico. cuipablcs dc Ia
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:. : :: = =

- = :: ::
VERSAILLES. Mayo SCI brave :
concise diseurSo que el PreSidenJe de
la Conferencia dc Paz. N. tlcme3-
reau. pronu2c:o aver en- Ia session del
Palacic de Trianon. con motive de Ia
entrega del craIaGC DE- paZ d los ~eLe-
sados alenaneS. c. como sIgue.
"Caballeros, plenIpotenciarcS del
Imperio Aleuan.
mo es este nj ei tempo. II 81 iugar.
para palabraS ~superflCas. lenelS
frente a voSotros 4 los plenipotencia-
rios acreditadcs dc toGas las grandcS
y pequenas potcneIas uridas para Iu-
char en- la guerra que les fuera tan
cruelmente impuesta.
"Ha llesado Ia hora en- que dshemos
arreglar nuestra cuenta. HabeiS pc
dido Ia paz Y ~ncSotros estamoS dis
puestos para darosla.
"Os presentarcmos ahora un uuro
en- Ell que sc gentlemen nueStraS con
6icloneS. Tendreis todaS las facllIda-
6es para eXamir9r c~Ondiciones Y
ell tempo neces2rio para clio.
"Todo sc hara con ia cortesia que
Is ell pririiegio de las ~aacloneS civ
lizadaS. Para daros a conocer entera-
mente mi pensamIento, o< dire que
nos encoatrareis dispuestoS a ,!aroS
cualqUier eXpilcaciCr Que q~uer&is;
pero debemos manIfestaros al m!Smo
tempo. que este Segundo tratado Dc
Versailles nos ha costaio dem&siado
para no tomar de nuestra parte. to-
das las precauc!oneS garantlas nece-
sariaS para que la paz SEA dpradera.
"Os informare del procedimiento
que ma sido adoptado por Ia Confereu-
Ga para Ia discussion Y 81 alguno tiene
aigana observation cue hacer. tendr.
Ell derecho de hacerlo aSL.
"Nmguna discussion oral tenGra lu-
gar V las observaciones de la delega-
cion alemana, deberan someterse por
escrito.
Los plenipetenciarios aicmanes Sa-
bran que tienen 81 periodic maximo de
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Ell JAPON ACONSEJA A CHINA
QUE IMPIDA LAS MANI
FESTAClONES

TOXIC, Mayo Sci Japon notifi-
co 4 China que Ia ~agitacion anti-ja-
poneSa que prevalece en- Pekin, puc-
Ge ser causa dc malas inueligencias en-
ire las dos nacioneS Y lie aconseja al
gobierno. que suprima las reuniones
de esta indole que Sc han anunciado
en- la referida capital.
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! console de los cuotro trQbQia ahora en- eLtratado de Paz con Austria
Varas parties de dicho tratado estdn va formuladas y los
principles detalles del nueuo documento serdn las esfi-
putaciones relatiUas a las ndemnizaciones y a la H.
mitacion de las fronteras de Austria
TAI VEZ SALGAN PARA BERLIN VARIOS DELEGADOS
ALEMANES A CONSULAR CON SU GOBIERNO

PARIS. Mayo S.-Versiones insi-
nuantes que Sc han recibido de Yer
SALES por la Conferencia de Paz en-
esta capital, hacen Greer que dos o
tres miembros de la delegation ale
mana de paz r~egresaran a Alemania,
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Cuando necesIts iibros en- espanel
dirijase a lgnacio F. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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TIE translator fled with he Posi- ::
, master Al san Antonio. lex. as re- :.
: CURED BY TIE at OF octooe: >. 1917. &:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

r RUSSELL. 18th aud T"shnr -'e.
I,y.\L,l. .r Ia bp,,s,s ir.,trI near 5.d a,.t
NAN, ,t- --,,,,t,I a., :, s"u a., o,,,-.
mi Sa3 =" SD t,,r month npnn Cnr oncr.
II ,ou moan /, yIrcsy rot in touch with m'
a' onr0. tASPAE. 6231 iIaN0riord ave
Iloltuo"t tGhl
ron QUICK SALE
s5nnn 5000 blori; I,atupa st. beautiful
roodNru = story home in Sio;"l Rour 'own
For particulars SEQ JpHN y THOMAS.
G3s :. 60th. phor" Rolmont i2O2, --
OlvN.YOt'R-lIOME BARGAINS
s30OO--32t y. 5Hth -. lIot-water heat. RI.
$2TOU--3l3 UCdfold ST. light n1rn. floors.
lANBERI 4 cMGpERMoi
~ y '''' :,
ASA 35-aT-ao LANCASTER AVE,
Corner At tih ,l. very busy transfer
point ." l""' On Lancaster ave. |tp' i"r
!cE"l%3m"n'' NY ~. o', ,oon, Tr,hI ,,.,,. ,,.o
y -, -, p! : ~, =.
$500 nASii NNIl - ~ r"N M'!Nih
mEH ~" Moor l"'El" ,,'N,h "a WhI H,,t'rr!- r
"r"',non,., ,h'@ nrr,a .t s"Gn0 ~ harl To-
"1vI vnNI.rrr az : -r,h yt
I'2 Is, .yo" =" ~, ., j.. rI>-,, 81,
s55oo.- D",U,rfuI s room a-stcry home;
T., -l,vnod nonrs no. water heat olcrtrlr
uqht otr' JHUS A. THOMAS G3S ). G0th.
Phone Rel l2O2
ga pRESTnE S.r-3.story 10 rooms
iargo tnrd southern cNposurc, newly pa O..
ncred, New fixtures and plumbing $4,000
Llt,lc cash reoulred. oncn for inspection.
IT'S THE Citv OF Homes--Now let's have
more hrohcrly love by owning your own
G9im"' kGmm"TeT arrSwoSd rSS SI""S ''r a." '"'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
rENNSYLyhNIN FARMS

FOR SALE--l y to-dato 1S-arro farm. "
arros grain tu ground . houses. ,lectric
lights, Hrr'ylcu' gas lights, bath hott.
splendid soil. some woodland. iDohousc and
Jam, good farming luCdni,t uric" $500. a
portion may remain On mortgage.
FOR SAlE-lO3-d farm. fine soil. T.
iOumod dwelling. bath. practically now
ha ru. clio. good outhuildings. fruit wood.
'aud mcadoWlaud. price 5000. at a. higher
rrl," AL tho implements and stock will u"
igcludcd
lNpR SAt.E-s5.acro farm, near II II. sta
ton; creamery mill. store. S-roomcd dwcll
ING, barn lasting water. stream of running
wal"r. IL acres woodland grain in ground
pnssessjou April I price $1,000
FiR SALE-tl acres, good general farm
u"ar II II station. publicly located, frut
lasting water. ~ .routu"d dwelling, large
barn, good soil; price $500
For further particulars on tho above I'D
dross FRANCIS W. WN'k, Schwonka-
!
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10 Acres on Lincoln Highway

Two scts NJ buildings large stone CoOuia
house, ! rooms and haths. stable, farm
house and farm barn woods. meadows. run
ming stream, fine views, y mile from rHllroa'
station. ! hour train or motor from PhilJ
d"Irlia. - miles; price S23oou, conN"n!"n
frIt.t
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tBOOO--\EAR Scdgwick station, II rooms
porch. s"midetachNd. modern oonvcnicnCcs
l0' 3IV123. no restriction against garage
wm. l.. Crayon,s Sons. 2ola Columbia ave
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SOUTH ALDEN STREET

t17'n a1d Sprur" St..l
IuIcn tive. story u'rch front dwellings.
ronris. rll rouvouI'Ur"S
T.. RUSSELL. i3th aud Trsker -'s.
pWNElt Of ~ hpusoH iur7tnd near ga aa'
Market nHy instructed mr TO sNIl ~ Or'7
.nu,s S@3 'o $40 I"r month "unu for ott'"
Z Nou Iu~Hr ! Siucss ro' iu touch with m'
~ oarl CASPAR. G231 lIay0rford ave
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOK and butler wanted at once, same
house. second man. Main Line; infant
nurses. housework girls. Apply Mrs. Kane,
5ll s. 10Th st.
CALL Walnut 424S for male and female
help; bnst references. Busy Employment
bureau. 1901 Spruce St Rooms 60i-oo5.
MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rittrnhouso square -
Relinhle holm supnied md wanted.
COOKS, Chambermaids. childnurses want
positions. Miss II. DouEherty, 1913 Glrsrd,
EPISCOPAL OFFICE. 3l2 - l2th-Cooks,
WnItrnsses. maids and nurses.
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TIO(;\

CHOICE apartment house: excellent iorg.
fi0u. sujt"s. Grst class Investment; wcl
"nutcd to eNrrpt good tenants. tl1ARLl;
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TUATIoNs wANTED-FEMALE

AALE munition worker. Q years lathe
0p., desires position in garage repair
p: Vicinity Y. Rroad II. ] $50, led Cen
XORFD GIRL respectable. wishes hair
Xsssing among good class people; will
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

l110 MOYAMENSINCi AVE.-Three-story
brick store and dwelling. including old
established and prosperous restaurant: eN-
Cellent business location: inspeCtion invited.
Donnellv Suess. LchlGh and Germantown.
WANTED-Small gray iron casting. works
made thin TO pattern; quick delivery.
Rateman Mfg. %. GrenloCh, y. j
OLD EST. CIGAR and Grocery store. doing
$3.50 wkly. Queen lane and Greene ST.. Gtn
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GREENEWALD'S
IAN f,UsD -.


NoithS MANAGER or supt.. large mfg.
1crp. must be a strictly high. Grade eSecu-
WORKING bonus; men who have earned this
oAaary In previous positions only considered.
4HNIoR ACCOUNTANT e. y. A.. s75 to
l1Oo weekly permanent local connection,
|9ast. bkprs.. mfg. exp. Correspondent IA.
Wniar with electrical business, good wages,
S.iss correspondent or sales mgr, familiar
sWth mfg. lines. $50 weekly. Credit and
Gneet'on man retail exp, Superintendent,
1yse warehousins project, s2ooo,. Head
Eeremsn. hree asst, foremen. handle men,
Gneer, Asst. mar, employment business.
f1va secty.. man or woman, for execu-
iHye position. Stenogs., s25 weekly and
|Rward: supt. for electric light plant. More
In ever before. Enrollments solicited
)WSm capable. thoroughly experienced. we'll
l1ypommended men and women only; abso-
fely no others. A strictly high. class en-
XlHment ssryice for interested. earnest
2fkers. =, Information blank and booklet
,{x@. Estah. same locality since 1897.
nTNT ssEEyion So e dis@s as.d T!s
i5|ooKK' Rs--ofhce. factory. hank, 500. $40
l&kERks.-Statisticsl, gen. bank, sis-sl5.
ke "a eRHIEss.PpSp,G ~ s.Pp and credits bank s2o;saO.
NAGERS of production in ship building.
HCKFTARf--PriN., with acct exp. $500
" MLESMEE..Narnish 20 cleo. ry. roads.
I3RfAblE MEN-Sales. office and technical
TEACH YoLI TO DRIVE, AND REPAIR
fN ns-coMPLETE CoURsE-al5
4 1ftler's. 1901 Spring Garden st. Open Sun.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
POWER PLAST EQUIPMENT
DyuaInuY. motors, boilers. steam and oil
cupiueS. pumps, air Conprcssors
FRANK T00MEY. Inc. III y. 80. st
IL YOC are looking for q flrst-class ma
chine shop to do YOUR repairs. call on Hess
& Baker. GlS Chestnut st., manufacturers
kclllum Damper REGULATOR.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE; TOOL a
POWER EQUIPMENT
o'RRIiN MACHINERY co, 1la y. 3D ST
ELECTRIC wcldng--Roior, auto. marin1,
shop etc. r"una. Elcctri" Welding Co.,
2l39 Mt. Vernon st. Poplar 3@2l.
SECONDHAND MACHINERY
Amply LEA ESTATES 200 SAMSON 81
ELECTRIC mach. bought. sold, rXch. au,l
repaired. poltH Eng. CO., 40 y. 81
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52S S. 51ST ST.

Two story. porch front dwelling an convex.
fences. nno location, monthly lease, can h'
hOushi right.
4 f. SSETT
Eth and 1nskcr Sis.
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LAUNDRIES
OLD GOLD
PAINTING, PAPERHANGINa
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC

ROOMS sized & pap. reas.: good work; good
paper. Spvak. 1l0i PassyunlS ave,
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

POPLAR APTS. lG@0 Poplar Private hath
and Kitchens. farm hot-wHtur heat, clo"'
trio light.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

TOURING CAR. 7.pass. limousine, ;l5
rer hour M Poplar 1861.
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A COSY LITTLE HOME
THOMAS H. EVOY WIS tS"o ',o

lGT W. Iuudon ST: thoruush'y modern.
a nj .rIl'ny facilities
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Statesmen WANTED


Statesmen. =, who have real inau-stuff
can make permanent, highly profitable
connection with th" livest sales orga MIA ton
in America through its Phila branch; must
he alert mon who are looking for a splcn-
did future. 1871 Ledger Central
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SALESMAN

sALESMAN--One OF the largest tire COM
panies has opening for a high-grade sales
man. where opportunity for advancement Is
unlimited: selling experience necessary, but
tire experience not necessary; prefer young
man. age - TO as must be able to furnish
unouestionabe references. NJ 100. Ledger
Office.
SALESMAN for raw and thrown silk ex-
perienced and resident Of Philadelphia
preferred: one familiar with broad SILT
ribbon and hosiery trade in Pennsylvan mia
Reliable. " 1915, Ledger Office.
SALESMAN for concern manufs curing steel
others need apply: stat" In Nail past OK
perience. reference and larry desired.
e25, Ledger ONCE
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APARTMENTS

NEW APARTMENTS "Nrlusiv,l- for uou.
~ :. l3th st. adjoining lhiHd, lphtp
club; ou" v"'an"y. from, room. win alcoN";
wod"rnlN COuIpu"d. good tght: perfect NCN-
tilation: hUil'-iu baths and showers: wall
safes; electricity, steam heat. not and cold
water; valet aud maid sHrNicn ana restaurant
ating haCh' lors. Apply representative. Oh
promises.
APARTMENT HEADQtARTFRS
Central apartments sp""iHltN. - 'rwOod &
Co. 1921 walnut St some worry attractive
and room furu. apts.. some houaekcon'E. =.
la1 :. 18TH ST.--ApHrtmout. = rooms aud
bath Second floor front: steam hoat hot
water. electric light. hH redwood nuors. maid
service: ront $50; uufurnishCd
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59li PULASKI AVE. WAYNE ave. aud Rit-
tonhous". near thrltcn Ave. pouua. sta.
--3.stv.. semidnta chcd, mod 10 rms. aud
hath: opcn John \. Barry. duI Land 7 BID.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
PROPERTY OWNERS
NNaT WHN0 YOU ~ s0TT m N0NIN ThII0d0-pNI'
WE HAVE THE BUYERS
Your Real Estate Sold ,,S ne ~. ~ ;.,..,, ,"' 90,

IlTNHATEINk. 15li y G0TU ST,
WE HAVE HuYERS ror prorortIre in
Wynu.wood SlU.npu To siI.uuu
WN \. NcCEEN NrImorr
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|TUATIoNS WANTED-MALE

credit man and treasurer,
D ID years experience handling the
bale grocery, confectionery, drug and
pent store trade OF the United States
for ensasement with or without
mt. 9 2a6. Ledger Office,
EPER. Just discharsed from army
h!y experienced In AL kinds OF
opening. J So, Lsdssr Central.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

IU>GFound commercial man. with large cor.
f4Gjen near Philadelphia. Address
p 500. LEDGER OFFICE
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NEW ard 2d-haGd hi,vces jrcs. All makes
ANnREM T. EIRENETr an3 s ".h
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VlCTRoLA. Edison disc records exchsnred
bought; invsstisAte- Music Exchange. Si2i
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LIST your Hpts. with us: our lHrr" list ~ ar.
p'irartS asGurns iniwediat, results. ThCs.
~ Arro ~ T'h"r'v bldg walnut sos"
Furnished
RESPONSIBLE cuupl" wis., 80 rru' ".rnom
furn ant. for ; mos. g 3l", Ledger hH.
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BOARDING


>bUAlBIA AVE. >2g--lirs,-pla-s hoard
warm rms 50 nor vii. . plsn lHb'0 hd. , i'H.
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j. y. McNliCIlAEI REALTY 60.
solo agents for owner
isth and S1rinrHold ave Eoth phones
TO HOME Rt-Yt.rS ONLY
PRICE s3SIO
rEI.NAR TERRACE
.tith to IIth II
Beautiful u"w. modern. 2-storv homes. with
mrluS,d uorCh'E har1WODi hunnS throughout.
hOt-vUtnr hctt. o'rrtrir u. ut .,u. ol"r. mod
'ru cOuv vnulcnpn. routh"rn ,Nuosu~s.
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DANCING
DREssMAKING G. MILLINERY

DRt.SSN\kER, c>rluslyc styles: street.
evening Gowns ho'IS"S. hous" drCssos: re-
modeliu= reasonable Ph"nn Barlng 1901.
DRf.SSNlN NlNG us. ihc daN. Phone bICkin.
son Sol" y 17"9 Snuth Iruad
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ESQ North 10Th Street

ESQ North 10Th Street
bstE. 5TT.S pqt''T n hail rot.w"'or T.a, owner
!. T. JACKSON co. c,lET1TTT ,.r ,gT',
"OWN YOvR HOME"
a020 \. .uTlI tcoru"rl hrownstouo -
rnon.s hath: location rood ,...,.. $4,000
oOiG - 18Th hrownstoue, . rooms. 49,,
modern; possession ,,.,,,,,...,,.,. 35OO
lOpU diamond. bruwnstuuo IL rooms,
WILLIAM T. GKA1,HyEN'S SONS
Members Phila. Real Estate Hoard
FRANKLIN. y, @2S2-SiN room. and bath,
asscsscd slSoo' 1I""w rented at SIS mo.,b,hly
SRc Trf s 'o R ooS 'H h@9%Ted sES% 'a%"
''itc Phnnc Walnut lao -.
CENTRAL CORNER
Near 10th HI!s H2I 5Hh p WIN5inr" IF 34Tn wen rented
l7th aud Sausom SITS.
18TH 81. south Of Excellent .,
room dWellinIS' $500 noss"ss."n s",,. ., ~ FOB,
iumhis ave.
YOI'LL HAVE TO dig up som, uow althl
for not owning your own nome. Get In
contact with our plans. M"iNncr 4 SOU,
NEAR THE PARk--3onS I.ehigh, low nricoi
rnrch II rooms WM l.. CRANEN'S
SONS 2nl0 Columbia ave.
no VENANGo = Immed.9to m@sis,,ssi3n: gi, ., ;
rooms hath. porch front. SHOEMAKER,
18th st. and Erie ave,
9oSO \. 96TH--Very att q rms and bath,
IA w heat, 'Cl light, Dutch hall: modern
thr'out. Hu'zel 2ith So0rerset Da 1917
NORTHWEST : Two broom dwellings,
Vim. l.. CraNcn's sons eola Columbia ave-,
TWO STORY brick dwellings, porch. Il
rooms bath, rent SIS: price $1,000, AL.
RERT =, FINNEY, \, u cor, u and Potter,
| MOVIE RIGHT In 1921 E Rtttcnhouse: \
rooms. bath. norch; price $500, Ira r.
Thomns ?3la w, lohiTh ave
| THREE, 9-story brick dwellings. = rooms aud
hqth: rent S39; price $4,000. ALBERT r.
| FINNEY, y. u, cor II aud Potter,
| COI.ORED-Nan Pelt ST. near Rerkss .
| rooms; large lot; easy terms; $500. WM
l.. CRAVEN'S SONS, aOl0 Columbia ave.
04I u. WIsHART ST., rooms and bath
| newly papered and painted price sfsh0.
| Albert r, Finney, N u, cor, II and Potter.
list. rot 4 Foley. $3.50 n Sth =. ~
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NFRIOS
A NEW MERTON HOME

sI7 a0o- NORTH SIDE, N1AR ST--s-o 600
We build u garage tp suit Nou ~ cost
Balance monthly payment, upuu every uar.
JAMES r. SCOTT. Hhouo Merton 500