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The evening world., 1919-04-01
OPTIONAL BUSINESS TAX
BILL PUT IN At ALBANY
Cities Would Make Levy of One
TO Five Per Cent, Part to Go
10 State.
ESPECIAL from a slaff Correspondent u The
Evening Norld)

Especial from a Staff CouespOudent u The
Evening world)
ALBANY. April 1.-The joint legisla-
tive Taxation Committee to-day sub
mitted another tax bin for the consider
alton Of the Senate and Assembly. 1t
is an optional business tax measure
which may be levied by cities. towns
and subdivisions OF the state. II pro-
vidcs that municipalities may impose
taxes ranging from l to per cent. on
various forms OF business, and that /
or 2 per cent. shall revert to the state
/ "for cost OF administration"
business Is defined IN the bill as
ANY gninful employment. occupation or
profession, also any sales or dealings
in property OF whatsoever kind incl
dent thereto" The tax may be Inn
posed upon partnerships, associations
and corporations with the exception OF
savings banks. trust companies. In
surance companies and public service
, corporations.
Returns to the municipality, under the
Iprovigions OF tho act. must be made
March Is. tho same as in the income tax
lplan. These must show gross receipts
deductions and other requirements
called for In the Income Tax Bill
The bill, like the other tax measures
was referred to the Taxation and Re
trenchment Committee
The evening world., 1919-04-01

The Scranton. however. made tenn
porary repairs Another . S call
was received from the Alta Maru.
saying that she had hit an iceberg
200 miles off New York
Col. II. L. Cavanaugh Of the Gem
eral stan Of the wild West Division
came back with the II. $. c. and the
French Cross OF war for his work in
the Argonne.
More than 1000 troops in all were
scheduled for arrival to-day. the
Henderson and Roma being due in
addition TO the Kentuckian. Reports
from the two latter indicate that
they will not reach port before to-
morrow on account of heavy weather.
The transport Culgoa, which left
Brest twenty-six days ago with 10t
soldiers. was reported slowly maxi
Ing port to-day after being slightly
damaged during last weeks storms.
Tho Navy Department reports its
wireless from tSo Culgoa indicates
she is in 10 danger and does not need
help.
The Henderson from Bordeaux has
1.527 men, several hundred of them
sick or wounded, and Casual Company
No. 50, New York.
On the Roma, from Marseilles. are
S75, including eighteen special casual
companies and two casual companies.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
lEAGuE OF NATIONS
z "a UP AGAIN THURSDAY
-. ~ IN FULL COMMISSION
Redraft Completed by the Printers
av--lnlemational Socialists Offer
A' Amendments.
Amendments.


Z, - irARIs, April The League OF
Nations will again occupy a proml-
,nsnt role In the peace work Thursday.
nhen the full League Commission
Iii meet 10 receive the now cove
,nant from the Drafting Committee
The redraft. which was completed
by the printers late yesterday. con-
.tains twenty-siI articles, the Same
~ the original draft. II is regarded
b as being considerably improved in
wording ond carries several amend
,fpsnts.
Tho amendments covering the Mon
p roe Doctrine. Japan's claims for ra-
,ciai equality and Frances recon-
h,ondatlons for an international gen.
1fai stan may be brought up Thurs
aky, but no dennIte lnforma ton could
be obtained in this regard.
-Four important new amendments
Juvhlch viii be presented for the com
fnaitiee's consideration, were sub
mitted 10 Lord Robert Cecil yester-
-des by a committee representing the
rfoent International Socialist and
5or Congress In Berne. This com
IIttee. composed OF Arthur Hender-
son, British Labor leader: Hjalmar
Njr&ntlng. Swedish Socialist leader.
md Camille Huysmans. Belgian So
ciaiist leader. presented the follow
ing Recommendations:
1rte League OF Nations legislative
. shall include representatives OF
minority parties In the various
iiaments. as well as those Of the
jority parties, in order that IL will
90 nearer being representative Of
Iopies rather than Governments.
nl Come sort OF representation shall
S De provided for nationalities within
natlons-obviously referring particu-
larly 20 Ireland.
The mandatory principle shall be
kept open for the benefit OF future
members OF the league. instead Of at
ttosupting TO dispose OF all mandatories
at.this time.
Universal free trnde shall be es-
,tabiished in all raw materials. with
- view to preventing a monopoly by
|inny nation. which would result in
'Ihardships for the laborers OF any
tcountry unable TO obtain sufficient
'Ihupplies OF these materials.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
FRENCH DELEGATES 81 Y THE PEACE SITUATION IS CT

saturday before the Council Of -Four
and covered twenty typewriter
Etges Il Is said that the frontier
&hestlon now turns on the securing
ofmilltary safety along the Rhine.
NJ Ducavitch, former Premier OF
the Kuban Republic, formed immedi-
efeiy after the first revolution and
corslstnE Of seven states in the Cis-
csnca5i1n region. is In Paris with a
delegation and has presented a
memorandum to the Peace Conference
asking Allied support TO prevent the
Republic being deprived OF indo-
p3ndence by Bolshevism."
The evening world., 1919-04-01
BUFFALO GREETS TROOPS.
Old 7Ith aud O5th Regiments PA
rade before Thr0nEs.

BuFFAl.o, April l--lIome portals
swung wide to-day to welcome home
the old 18th and GAth Regiments after
nearly two years OF continuous service
with the colors on the Mexican border
and oYerseaF
The two regiments, respectively the
lO6th heavy artillery and the l0Sth reg
iment, IN the 9Th Division arrived from
Camp Upton on three special trains at
10 o'clock this morning and formed for
a parade at the foot OF Main street,
which was ablaEc of color and lined
with thousands Of persons.
After dinner at the aimorles OF the
two regiments. the separate companies
left for Niagara Fhlls, Hornell, Olean.
JAmestoM and the Tonawandas, where
further Welcoming festivities awaited
them. ~
The evening world., 1919-04-01
TERROR IN BUDAPEST;
ONLY FOOD ENOUGH NOW
To LAST FOR TEN DAYS
Coal Situation Also Is Grave and
People Hope for Intervention
ny Allies.
PRAGUE. Anrll 1

PRAGUE. April I.
ThE Communists have set up
a reign OF terror In Buda-
pest, according to NJ. Krn. a
member OF the Czecho- -Slovak
Mission TO Budapest, Who has re-
turned here. The stocks OF food
in the Hungarian capital are
sufficient for only ten days, and
only three hundred head Of cattle
are coming into the city daily, in
stead OF the normal $500. Famine
is feared. while the coal situation
also is grave.
The population Of Budapest. VI.
Krn adds, hopes for Intervention
by the Allies.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
DIED.
GREssIER.-RoMAIN GREssIER.

observation-disclosures GRESSIER.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL,
CHURCH, Broadway. 06th ST., wednes.
day, sac p. VI.
o'NEILI'-At ST. Francis Hospital New
York, March 80, 1919, GERTRUDE
MARY o'NEILL, beloved daughter OF
Frank T. and Gertrude A. ONeilI, aged
. years Z months
Funeral from tho homo OF her aunt.
Mrs. Thomas Valley. at smIthyflo
South. l., /, Services ST, Barnabass .
Roman Catholic Church. Bclmore. l.. l..
AprA at 10 \. NJ, Interment at West.
bury, l.. |,
STAUBStNDT. -- on Saturday, March
20. 1919. EUGENE sTAUBsANDI. in
his 62d year.
Funeral services at CAMPBELL FU.
NERAL CHURCH, Broadway and osth
sL, TUESDAY, April 1. at p. ", In
tsrmsnt Mount HOPE, N, I,
The evening world., 1919-04-01
DOCK LAUNCHED TOMORROW
Hundreds OF Guests VIII he Bnter-
taIncd-COmPany'a hand 20 Play.

The fourth section OF the floating
dry dock OF the Morse Dry Dock and
Repair Company will be launched from
the Morse Annex Yards at 9th street,
Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, The new dry dock win be the
largest floating dry dock In the world.
Three sections are now In use and
three more are to be built.
Hundreds OF guests will be enter
thined nt the launching The Morse
baud will play, The new section Is
100 iect wide and 800 feot long. The
completed dock will accommodate ves-
sells $50 feet long and viii raise vessels
OF 10000 net tonnage.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
B. R. T. MEN GET ANXIOUS.
Threaten strike - Receiver Does
Not Meet Demands AT Once.

Employees OF the Il, II. T., who have
presented to Receiver Garrison dc.
mands for s6-a-day wage for nine
hours work and time and-a-halt for
overtime, stated to-day that unless
their demands are met promptly they
would strike.
Receiver Garrison. who Ia out of
town. iH willing, II was announced to
trvat with me employees, but not with
the union which is organizing them.
Thirty-tvo hundred men, 1t Is stated,
have joined the union since Thursday.
The h, Il, r. employs 6000 men,
In addition TO their other demands the
woTkmon hhyo asked for the removal
OF register inspectors.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
RAY DooLEY GRAHAM WEEDS.
Leading Lady In HitchcocIs's Com
pRny Mnrries Joseph GOucher,

ALBANY. April l,--Joseph Nelson
Goucher, an actor playing at the New
Amsterdam Theatre In New York. and
Ray pooloy Graham. leading lady In
Raymond Hitchcocks company stopped
I'm Albany yesterday long enough to be
married by tho city Judge.
Immediately after The ceremony,
GouchcT returned TO New York and
Mrs Gouchor boarded train for a
western city where her company is now
playing
The evening world., 1919-04-01
new TAX RATES PUT
INTO EFFECT TO-DAY;
CABARETS COST MORE
Theatre Tickets, Club Dues and
Phone and Telegraph Mes
sageS on List.

WASHINGTON, April /.
7 IERE are some OF the new
RI tax rates you will pay be-
ginning to-day.
Cabarets IS per cent.
Theatre tickets 10 per cent.
regular rate with additional per
cent. on scalper profit up TO so
cents, then 80 per cent. there
after.
Club dues over $40, 10 per cent
Passenger and Pullman fares
8 per cent.
Oil pipe lines charges per cent.
Telephone-:elegraph messages
between 10 and so cents. tax
cents; over 50 cents. tax 10 cents.
Commercial leased wires, press
excepted. 10 per cent.
Express charges approximate
~ : per cent.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
Two nattIeshIps Land 1897 Troops
at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April L.
Bringing 1857 men OF former Ohio and
West Virginia National Guard organ
izatlons. the battleships Georgia and
Kansas arrived here to-day.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
spanish Premier to Offer Resignation,

MADRID, April with the indus
trial situation improving everywhere It
Is understood that as soon as quiet ia
restored Premier Romanoncs will hand
his resignation 20 tho King, u Is be-
lieyed the King viii AJAX the Premier
cess with which he settled the strikes.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
ALLIES SAID TO HAVE MADE
A PROPOSAL TO LENINE
Conditions Upon Which the Boil
Sheviki Might Be Admitted to
Peace Conference.

LONDON. April 1.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Daily News said
to-day that Allied statesmen have
submitted a proposition to the Rus
sian Soviet Government. whereby tho
Bolsheviki would be admitted to the
Peace Conference under certain con-
ditions.
AccoYing TO the correspondent. the
Bolsheviki would be required to cease
financing propaganda, discontinue
fighting, and allow certain parts q
Russia the right OF self-determlna.
tion.
Premier Lenlne Is understood 10 be
agreeable TO the proposal. the cor
Respondent said.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
Tax Hearings In Albany on Next Tues.

ALBANY. April l.-Hearlngs on IN
new taxation programme now befor
the Legislature viii be held Tuesja
afternoon of next week.
The evening world., 1919-04-01
Rochester Heroes of 9th Marching Through City
On Way Home After Discharge From the ARM

|, 2. .tt.t .t 20. .. ......t u. 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
Belle Bcnn,t Society.

\ The Belle Benn Missionary 5o-
eieiy met with ~ U p smith
1920 Jackson sire, with Nesdames
S. y. Ailier Daw n ~ ? smith.
sHoward Wilson. emons MDAiee
aud Herbert TIM ~ as h0sf.sses
A delightful az noon oas spent
and there we're Hout flF ladies
present A dellgl al program VAS
carried out as foil ys
Instrumental lo-NTs 'a.d-
we'll
Instrumental Sd Mrs Peacock
Vocal Solo Nj Peterson
Readings we're ndered lt lff.e
Misses Lois smith nd Peacock Fh,
tiny tots entertp ed the guest.
beautifully aith fir 0uIaH read
ings
Al the close OF he pros ann te
lghtul reireshme 5 OF peach salad
lNhOcolate and cak were served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
r. q. P.s Have Dance

The recently organized club b.
q. p Gun OF Pep gave dance
Friday evening az the Elks Home
The club has been giving this dance
The club has been giving thes.
hances every other Friday evening
Ind there has always been specis
feature of some Kind which has been
greatly enjoyed by the members ami
their friends Last evening th.
crowd was exceptionally large and
the must. was furnished On, dancers
by the Wise orchestra. consisting o'
ten pieces The dance went off
splendldly with everyoue enjoying
themselves immensely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

Mr. and AIRS Howard scott. ot
Hutchinson, Kansas. are 90 Anna
rillo. guests OF friends. Mr Scot
comes often 10 Amarillo in a bust.
ness opacity. but Is accompanied thi,
time by Mrs Scott. Who is yistIur
tbs Amarillo p Z. o. Chapter In her
official capacity a. national organ
iser Mrs scott was guest go a spe.
cidl meeting Of chapter IN. q D q.
yesterday afternoon. held with Mr
p /. Roberts, az 1906 Van buren,
Street. aud In The evening sho uuu
Mr. Scott were honor guests or o.
banquet at the Harvey House. a.
which covers were laid FOR forty
guests members OF the local chap
ier With their husbands aud fru
friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
z'e'%nctet15
10 YOU

tsgt Laurence LockneyJ
Beyond ,ne wa,r-Wasued shores Of
France.
Beyond tue oceans Nestmost tide.
Beyond the pale blue horizon,
Are those We cherish. love, and
pride
And as our eyes see evening sun,
across the uark, unid,uumva blue,
Our thoughts are with the ones az
home
our hearts send our our love 70
you
While SHOWS 0t angry winter fall.
And sheen ,ne huus OF riauct ln
white
While cold the winds blow overhead,
Ihe murky ia, taue, nto ngnt.
Set ylslas bright oi other years
nrug zach the iuus PASSED JOYS
anew,
our hearts send out our love Co
you.
For those no face the mighty gunH
For those ul as VINO stay Denind.
For those who. .ieyerra"ked. Viii
DE-
ON beds OF pain with troubled
mind,
For hose who'ye done their earthly
bil,
VINO sleep beneath the morning B
dew.
For tuose thar ave and those thai
were
our hearts send ont our love TO
you
While ring the bells OF christmas.
tide
Throughout the land where Chris.
is King
The nhrase resound Peace into
Men
For peace the sword q war Will
bring
Our souls are rife with victory
hope
Soon shall Ve cross again the blue
I And 'tll that day oft days shall
come
our hearts send out our love q
you
/ Editors Note MT Lockuey,
nephew of 70 b Martin OF this city
and az one time resident OF TN
ciyy himself. composed The above
verses while in France with IN
/ American ENpeditionEry Forces
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The J. O. @ Club met Thursday
afternoon a. 3 O'Clock 90 lh, home
OF Mrs Leon Montgomery .0UI Us
ler street
The very inierestiug lesson UH
Italy was led by Mrs Jim Aui"r
son The lesson va. e,cep'iouliN
interesting and INSTRUCTIVE 50 OBJ,
close OF the session a delightful SAL
al course was served tu the follow
lng members Mesdbmr- Gulr.r
Dean Kirk. John Ward. Fine Nls-r.
Huhbell Se~ald Noble. lButeIriu
Mildred burgess. Lola Ward ha.t
Rea MCGEE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
G. ". Is. Mrnl Mret

The G W - OF the First
Christian Church Il meo NeduDs-
day afternoon AZ e home of Mrs
r. r Cranberry 7O4 Van Burea
street with Aeamcs Jackson
Cranberry. l.. l. hNn and Edward
Reese az hostess
There viii BE- very interesting
program with NJ IS b Benton
as leader Each a every memhel
is urge dto be- pr 4 aud those Nhu
have not paid q club dues auJ
pledges are aske com, prepared
To pay them a arty and DurdA.
invitation IS extei a to the ladies .v
meet and join tl society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

Circle Four OF the First baptist
church met az the home of Mrs D.
W WIN 60l Jackson street Thurs
day afternoon, and very p.ea.an.
afternoon was spent 4 delghtfu'
program was carried ont and sp,
cial feature OF 30 Was the delightful
piano solo by little Miss Elizabeth
Mclaughlin AZ the close OF the
program a business session was held
which was followed by social hour
The following ladies' were present.
Mesdames Garrison. Hitchcock. M,
laughlin. Giesgy. Daily and Ehoads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
u,p,n's Au,lllar,

The Wuman's AUXILIARY OF the
Central PRESBYTERIAN church viii
meet "Wednesday afternoon al he
home off Mt " Charles lsls
poIk street at O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
Woman's AuAilisr, Have Election of
uffhrfs.

The following ltdies acre el'.led
for th, Womaus Auxiliary OF the
Central Prcsbyiv au Church
President Mrs Kate Fsuon.
First Vice Pre- dent Miss Mullie
Bufsun
Second NI,e President Mrs W.
4 Hopkins
Secretary Mrs x S. thompson
Secretary o. Literature MIS- VII
Ham Steugyr
Treasurer of Local Funds Mrs }
n Charles
Treasurer 90 Missionary Funds
Ms a Stiruft
Treasurer Of Contingent Funds
Mrs & ID Nulfn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The Belle Beun Missionary So
Ciety OF the polk street Methodist
Church viii meet Wednesday after
noon al 3 O'Clock the parlors cot
ths ehnveh GOV ~ei ,,lsr evrtnsne ~~n
sion 4 large attendance Us urged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The Dorcas { nmittee 0t the
First Baptist ChuiH vii meet Mon
day afternoon az I'Cloch with Mrs
B. T. Fine. 1915 yler Street with
Mrs Marion How I'd ass leader %
tho In.snn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
I,rInhInn llnh

The Delphiau Club viii meet
Thursday afternoon 90 3 o'clock at
m, home Of Mrs " Rudd. 500
Jackson street with Mrs 7 N Cald-
we'll leader uf the lesson on the Arr
of conversation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The Ladies A Military of Che Cd
r. q. viii entert with q hall 90.
the Woodman ia tuesday evening
The dance win balm at s.H". Nth
music by Jesse'e rchcstra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
Athennc1 Ilnh

The AtheaneuI Club win meet
Thursday atternO. al 1880 O'Clock
with Mrs NJ W. mons. 1907 Mon
roe Street. with y. S. ID N'llD Is
assistant hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

Kicked Odt OF College Nhicl
will be- pr sentet April e. o' the
Seniors OF the high shcool includes
the following cast ot characters
Wayland stanley. as B0otles5 Ben
Bow, 4 popula, Senior
Beaumont Suulett, as Tan Ches-
eldine. the copcgc cutup
Horace q. t,olch. as Leviccu7, the
ace OF spadeh
John Kr1rf. az Scotch NcAns-
ter. hard sWtent. and IS tptu'
Ger Riley froq tne Emerald Isle
Wau Buck rickens. aa shorty
Long. on the elae club.
Eschol sage. Js sllyer MoGee. a
happy junior.
clyde $ Tatttr as Mr. Beupmin
j. BeuboV. Blot,ps' father
Wilks Gown. as Mr.. SANDY Nc
Cam. coach of the dramatic club.
Elwood Conoley. as Mr. Grears of
The Speed Motor Car Company.
SICILY Roberts. as Jonquil Gray.
the little chauffeur
Runice Pollard. as Beatty Benbow.
Boobies sister
Ascha Roberts. as Mrs b Ben
bow. her mother. q suttragstte
Gruelle Works. as Mo Baggsby
"a popular land'ady
Lola Vincent as Mrs Nehihle Me
Cam. a Jealous wife.
Aducunu SialIurs as Selma Nc
Cam. age tn.rtyenI.
Gertrude Caldwell as, Helena Nc
Cam. age twelve.
Mae Dlmmer as Miss juliet
Snobbs. the college st,uographer.
Dorothy LoVndes as Mile Mimi
Flrurettr. a French c0stumer.
Vivian Dunn, as Salamanca Sniy-
ms. "A black Wsshlady
Mary Barrow Christine Hawks.
Ruby Blake. Dorothy Lowudes Al
rieue Staliugs Dolly Mccartney and
Mae BANNER. collage hoNs.
The Junior Missionary society of
he Polk street n T. church viii
meet sunday 40 Q. %.
Hymn
Roll call
Prayer
SCRIPTURE Lesson. 9Srd Psalm
| Charles McAfee
story -Thad Aiuslc1
Music Thelma Bsines
Reading William Dawson.
song
Stor, Ira CLARK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The IA Cos,urn club will meet
Tuesday afiernoon M g O'Clock tI'H
AIRS G. = Vineyard. l1pe Tyler
street Members arc urged Co Dol"
present ~ d b. 10 Dc business meet
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
Woman,. NIl..Lnnnra eneicl,.

The WomauH Missionary Society
Of the pok Street Methodist church
viii meet Wednesday afternoon at
= 30 o'clock 90 the ANNEX a ul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The U. .. C's will meet Friday
afternoon az o'clocl with Mrs
Babh. 1901 Harrison street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

The Needle club will meet Tue.
day afternoon az 2:45 O'Clock Hf fI.
home of Mrs. H. d. Gist. 1910 Iaek-
son Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
Wona club

The Woman's hub a.l meet
Thursday at 3 q ok with Mra g..
h Cakes at host ., at 1000 Tyler
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30
woman. tuNiIiar, ~ Meet.

The Womau's Auxiliary oi the 81.
Andrews Episcopal Church will
meet Monday afternoon a. ) o'clock
% The reclnrY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

" r. Wylle of Claude Is here
'rau,I1ing business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-30

attendance is urged for the usual
business session
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

TEN ACRES of good land for gardening
near Egg Harhor, for $3.50 II bough
Immediately.
ANDERSON
S 10Th ave. Nj Nernnn. Y Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

3258 GOODMAN ST-House with Z rooms
and large brick stable: room doorr II
horses: also with large lot nrice Soooo'
Front st hollow Allegheny ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

B7l3 RIDGE AVE.
Modern dwelling; porch front rooms an
bath lot 4Ox274. price $4,000: cars pass dooI
A fine dwelling. II rooms and bath. a
modern improvements: garage: lot 90x2o(
will sell low on easy terms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

ESsINGToN--o building lots. 80 front; cor
ner 50 and Carl ave. price $500
b. WIN WRIGIEY,
Front st. below Allegheny ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
SUBURBAN

GERAIANTowN-so r. johnson st.. ; delight-
ful location for refined people seeking DOM
Portable Accommodation and excellent table;
references REQUIRED. Phone Germantown 900.
FRIEND family will take invalid and elderly
to board, nurse In attendance. 105 Myer
ave., Cheltenham.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIzE-PRICE NO OBJECT
= KELLY CO., 932 CHESTNUT ST
lutte 2t-2s. Over Chiids Restaurant. Private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17

AUTO TOPS, slip covers bodies repaired
lights put in while you walt. American
Auto TOP Co. 1881 Falrmount ay. Pop 1920
ALTO glass made to order. instant service;
celmloid curtains etc. 323 N. 18th st. Loo.727
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-17
SANITARIUMs

BEAUTIFUL location: special scientific
care; nervous, elderly; every com. nurses
booklet. DR.. Randall. City Line. Chest. Hill.
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BOARDING

17TH, g.. 259-Attractive second story suite,
with board; references.
18TH, NJ. 184s-Elegant room and boa I'd
for gentlemen; modern improvements
steam heat and electric light Phone Dia-
mond 8561 w ..
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l4O9 HUNTING PARK AVE. Beautiful
modern. porch-front dwelling desirable
and homelke in every partiCular: nossessaloonn
May l; attractive price. SHERWOOD, 22O
S. BROAD. Rel nhone. Walnut 3l7.