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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-13
Frenchman Must Pay More Attention
to Physical Development in War
BY Prof. Robert Emmett Monroe

back France help the French in the devastated
regions and this why The French with whom have practically lived
for six months have repeatedly told that they expect another
They believe that they will oppressed by the enemy They
feel that they must fit themselves for such emergency Well,
they have said these French soldiers ou
better fgw the better soldiers You the fighters
because Americans physically fit And you Americans
taught Frencmen that must attention
opmen."
They in need of sympathy Sometimes
Americans do understand them fully until they taught realize
the depth their sacrifice The Frenman it. In fact
bees his troubles and his achievements says one good
to of oneself"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-13
Nation Should RehabiGtate 10000 Men
Ruined Annually by Their Work
BY Col. FRANK BILLINGS

We removed from civil life of millions clothed and
fed them and amused them We took when thew were III
and when they disabled through we deyeopd
and remarkably successful methods them
and mentally We made life hopeful and kindly the blind
they soldiers Why not extend this to civil life? Whv not
recognize the Importance OF rehabang fallen army
Of industry?
The Of the methods of eaang disabled soldiers under
the supervision of the department great that suggest
the imitation OF similar industry great corporations the
heads Of great railroads and factories should interest themselves in e.
things
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-12-13
"Day's Work for Days Pay" Is Simple
Panacea for Spirit Of Labor Unrest
By CHARLES M. SCHWAB

When we get back to the practice OF giving an
honest days work for an honest days pay, all sucn
theoretical questions the high cost OF living Will
automatically disappear.
The engineers of this country have placed inns
great country Of ours in pre-emlnent position WIN
everything pertaining to manufacture maallursy' anu
kindred arts. We second to none IN the work we
have great country, which God has endowed with such
riches in coal and natural as no other country
in the world but rich these viewed by you, the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

\. A.-Chica"o. T.-Es impossible caicu-
lar. s;auiera saa aurrNimaGamcnte. Ia caHtl-
Gad dc carbon Mineral que sc encuentra en-
Jus e~nt-anaS de Il terra para poGer deducir
de- ali 10 que pcdrgi duvar Ia actual eNiSten-
Ga Ge 81. Ese calcuio t. impossible aun ira
t;,RdoS. dc las minas quc So italian en- &C
tual exploitation ) nUchisimo mas 81 Sc o.
ma en- consjdcraci q que con mucna ire
cuencia ~ haCcr GescuhrimientOs de ME-
.os yacimicr.cS. 81. DodeTcS ascgurs.-le que
Ia carencia dc 81 no - aSunto que pu=ia
rrcoruparnoS q los L. la prrsentes genera
clones. Aho-a bicu. - rnUy possible que Su
duration sen tal que para cuardo - aca-
ben ic e~Ng!otar las minas 'ormadas hacc
cicutoS - acasn r;l,2reS de amos. y sc h"-
van i"-1lado otras oucv.s que v"aCan = re-
eaccioESrlaS : On 80 case Eurca .cgara csc
dia. que tan intri=ado 10 trac 4 listed. en-
que TO haya - carbon mineral Pero otra
SolUcion parecc mas verOsimii y IS. cue, CO.
mo las cienc!as adciantan dia con dia. antics
de cue Sc ac2bc ci carbon uGe eS:Ste &C.
rualuen;c u Sc hay2 descubicrto l. name
~ de fabrica- alEc que veRga 4 subStitUirlo
con ~ventaja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
EN- e. EsTOMAGO,
FERMENTATION DE Los
ALEMENTOS 7 CAUSAS
De LA INDIGESTION
La .Pape's Diapepsin" destierra las
fermentaciones. los gases y
arregla el estomago en-
circO minutes.

No saben ustedes 10 que deSarre-
Ella su estCmago. o que porclol &c
alimento ocasiona el mai, 10 es asl?
Pues bicn. no sc preocupe pos ESQ; 81
81 cSt6mago csta ~revuelto; 81 esta
cafermo, lIeno de rases o deSarreg!a-
DO. y 10 Que ustcGes comen Sc les
fermenta V Sc les vuelvc acldo; 81
<icnten vertigos y dolores en- Ia ca
beza s. los molestaH los gases Y los
acidos V repiten alimentos indigcStos;
riencn nal aliento. lengua sucia. to-
mense una p0ca de "Pape's Diapep-
sin" para ncutraiiZar Ii acldez en-
cinco minutes. y Sc maravillarln al
yer desaparecer Ia indigestion Y las
molestias.
Millones de hombreS Y mujeres sa-
ben cue ahora cs muy facil librarSc
dc Ia dyspepsia. Una pecuena dos'S
da "DiapepSin''. tomada de veZ en-
cuando. conserva el est6mago hmplo,
Y sin ningun tenor. comen sus pla-
tillos favoritos.
81 81 cStOmaGo no puede eNcederSe
un POGO sin r~ebelarse; 81 los alimen-
los que listed toma o un pe!igro:
en- vez de ser una ayuda. recuerde
que 10 mas yiolenJO, e. a~nti-&cIdo mas
SECURE Y mas ~inofenSivo cS Ia "Pape's
n;upepsin.' que cuesta unicameHve 80
c~entavos una GAIA grande. en- todas
las boticas. Is verdaderamenJe ma
raviliosa. evita que Sc Tcrmenten los
alimcntos Y arrcgla las cosas de tai!
nera tan suave y facilmentc. que
rs realmentc a~scmbroso. Su est6ma-
90 dijerira las comidas, 81 conserra
neurraliZados los acidos. (.Adv.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10


Les U'' oo-7Ls
2~s las 0ie|'S < @ui">"''''
K" 81" * X -"
' no p~"1"!E.o" Il H"eS''
- ''i'ei 80 al
&c - 'laJe &c IN "s "Io'
- p"so ago ""> que "N'
y en- PTe>iUe"Sl"' aceH.
:, -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
E OLA

| que 81 ~ consiguio la suya-y ape
mas 81 pasamos IN mes sin que Sc
combre un barco o dos.
Una vez es IN ~transpoTte, otra III
canoncro. otra un guardafaros, Y
| cuando menos, n buena lancha
para Ia vigilancia de las costas.
Pues bicn: todos el!os har SaiidO
! rematadanente ma!os. 81 goolerrc
ha perdido aIglnos millares de d6la-
res. y cuatrc O cinco senores han lie
nado sus areas i expensas de Ia Ma
ci0n.
La Ultima compra, parecia segu-
IN: So trataba de tres lanchas, Y no
So ~necesita ser muy lince para saber
81 una lancha es buena o mala.
Pues no., senior: resultaron inu,
tiles. Y otro senor afortmado, Sc
emhols0 una comision de miles de
d6lares.
Oiala V no cortinuen los trabajos
en- pro de Ia armada" n~acio1al.
Los ~periIdicos meXicanoS decla-
ran u Ia sociedad tiene miedo,
mi2do de rerdad, algo asi como 81
soplo de terror que agita 4 los coros
de Esquilo, dcsde que ia banda del
Automovil Girls empez@ de nuevo sus
fechorias. asesinando a sus c6mpli-
ces. Tienc miedo Dorque sabe cue
los verdaderos culpables, no estan
en- la p~risi6n. sin6 en- e! gobierno,
que los yerdaderos ladrones no estan
en- Ia crriia a., sino en- los salones
de las Camaras V de los Ministerios,
Y que ticnen en- sus manos los des-
mos de Mexico.
Conta clos, Il justicia es impo-
| 2entc. Fl dia que Ia banda sospeche
!e IN juez, 10 manda matar como
Il Francisco Oviedo. 0 coloca una
5omba de dinamita baio los norta-
les 10 n Suprcma Cortc.
Y Ia socied2d de Mexico. t!c1e
caZ6n para sentirsc a~mcdrentad3.
Pedro Recio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

G. G.-AEron. Cc!c.-Lo Gn;co uue hemos
sabidc e. que 4 los traba:a6ores meNlcanos
que fucron Contratados por seiS reSes para
venir q los Estadcs Unidos, y n qulencs en-
vi-tud lie csc c]ontra;o So lcS permit" qVe
rasaraa . territovio americaRo, Sc les Va a
rrnn--inr una vcE que terminc esta cSt:Ici n
aEri,ala peru 4 los que no So ha!isn en- cSas
cond:ciorcS nj hcrus SabicO que Nayan i ser
rrgrcSadOs 4 Mexico nj crccmcS Que j" ma
gan. plies no parece Que MAYA FhLoh H'La
sIio nj J.rcchoEal.uno Tambic1 no paS+t de
SAP ana toruc meatira cS2 De QUE los van I
cobrar = los eNtranicros nor HiEIT on CSC
pals. No SC crea. nueS. dc turtcriaS ' este
compictanlcntc tranquiic-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

T,ta IA correspondence Te~kseson2ca
con esa seocie7. debe ven'r dirie.a~
,Si. La P-cra.-Seccion &c Con
uIIeyS, 100 y. Santa Rosa ATe'- a
roazu!.as Que tratsE dc c~uestiones oe
Amor y DC Scciecad. 6eocTan
49,. ;. pa,aor. "Lc,!cia'. PS-a 10
-. las >on.Iieas Que -cauic-an con-
--v.,r:or u1vaaa - precise lnc!Hir
TIA -.anpiI!s a. a fvss ccntSFos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Miss {. VI. O.-HouSton. TeS.-Para PIN
tar al 0.eo scbre soda ' que no Sc cXienda
81 are;.c 50 procurin dos coSaS: uSaT pintu-
rs dc rnuy buena caLdad : cmpie:.rlas 10
mas eSncsaS que sea possible. AdcraTs. raraS
wees 81 rrp!can copto=EoS perfectanlentc de-
lineadcS en- is flores o figuraS que Sc PIN
tan. J ccando no Sc Soasiguc evirar ccnpie-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

!. E. C.-Sucar City. C"'o.-E cSnc''-
tsculo CUE nos Gc<c-ih" dcnc hahe- sido muE
bon.tp y en- extreme intereSantc De ohScTvaT.
No G pcSi6lc que haya ruGiGo ser visto N
todas par:es. p:Cs - un icnon'cno 7rcTa-
mente local : rcSuItado de Ia -eiraeci6n lie
Il luz solar go- il nieyc. Is sc'ncj.nte al
otro fen6meno que produce e. arco-iris, Que
no g mas que una refracci0n dc $50 rayos
Solares producida por e! aqua conlenida On
Ia atm0Sicra. Uue e IN coudensaco. Saci-
ralmentc que 10 que haze que estos feEone-
| nos sean POGO irCcUentes. q cue 80 nces!-
q que cuDcU-r2n GiversaS circun5tanciaS, al
mismo tempo, para que sc procuzcan. pues
no Jasta que maya aqua y rayos solareS pa
- que Sc pucda Yer 81 arco-;Cis. nj basta
que haya nieve y luz solar para GUo SC FFo-
duzca csc halo que nos describe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

aSeSinatoS miSterioSoS verifica;lOs en- la PRISON
molelo de Ia capital dc Ia Repiblica. Los asesl-
naios fueron dos dc los PARTICIPATES protagonlStaS:
reclusos. que incurrieron en- Ia indlScreclon = de
sugcrir que iban a hacer declaracioneS completaS.
Y efectivamente: las revelacioneS han c1npc-
Zado. pueS Sc ha Sacado q luz, que hacc unoS dos
meSeS. POGO mas o menoS, Sc vcrificaron otroS mis-
teriosoS aSeSinatoS que habian ~qnedado Sepultados
eli las tiniehlaS. como los de los jovencS Luis SaiaS
y Jose Maria ContreraS. que vivian en- un eStanqul-
10 en- Ia Gale de las EStacioneS, Y 4 quieneS sc SUI
ponia bien cnteradoS de Ii trama diab6lica, de Ia
noycla del CAIRO girls.
Como Sc vera por esta brcviSima SinteSlS
de al"1noS de los detalleS de IL historic noyclcSca
del antn. raZ6n hemoS tcmido III rccordar Ii maca.
bra creaci6n del dihuiante hip0cOndriaco, p"rque
81 vehiculo girls. ticne una trama de t~ra@cdlaS. de
aSaltoS Y de enredoS de la political rclnant", pueSlo
que como en- un pcrchel, GnjutoS Y arrugadoS. cue!
Gan los nomhreS de prGcercS del gencralato y Ia po-
Utica.
Como no qUcremoS que Suponga nadlc. Ill uri"S
nj troyanoS. que alguRa parcialidad nos hacc expire
SarnoS en- eStoS terminus. Vamo> 4 ceder IL pa!a'E,l
. la prensa carranciSta de Ia capital. Qnr pre-"
Sa en- eSta iorm&:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

r. D.-Denycr. Co'o.-El veganu t. Ia e.
tact del ano que Sc conocc tamUieE. y mas
prcpiamente con 81 nouhTe lie eSt" y narca
h cpoca mas calurosa icI ano. En- e ihemis-
feria sententrional. en- doNdc SO haiiaa Ne
xico y los EstadoS Uu!dos. ticha eStac'on
principal el y de JUNO y termina en- =!
de scntiembrc. En- el hemisfcrio nlrridionai
.comienza 81 - dc diciembrc y tcrmina 81
~ de marc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

VA dr>ic las primeraS haz;ila> 'c eSt"S IN
P~LOTADORES + CAPITAL AlENo. Mexico
comenz6 Il lltnurSc de r'unOrcS. NILS q mcnoS eStu-
pendoS. Y Ia opinion publica formul" soto vocc
IN terrible acu<aciGn: en- Ia cmprcSa.->u>urrahaSr
muv quedu.-hay complicadoS "pajaro> gordoS, Y
haS1a <r avcnturar"n uomhre> que aho@6 cn Ia gar
"auta cl micio.'
Para dar idea lie Ia impression que en- rl pa.
blico han cau<ado rStoS asc>inatoS. hahri que rcc0r-
dar la que de>pcrt0 Ia mucrtc de d. EcliSario Do
mingucz y 81 auto de- fe' de Gabriel hernandez. en-
diaS en- cue la ley Y eI derccho parecian haber huido
de e<ta TERRA"
"Pobrc &c c>ta Sociedad y de este pals. ii IN
GEITPO DE ALIAS q bajaS PERSONALIDADES.
NILITARES o civile<. HEROES q no heroes. dc
GLORIOSOS Q deSprcciableS antrreolcnt">. iogram
dorninar por ci miedo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
TIROS AL BLANCO
!EsTE FuE e. DE "A cULATA:

con estes HbersadoreS:
hay que calmar los furores
De 81 ambicion iRvencible.
Eov 4 ponerme iafleNble
: q aumeDto 70 Sc paga
' e. comeHtario quo e haga
De cSca nj disposition.
ha de { Cue h Nacion
no pucae va con "A plaga!....-
: =: =
Que Is ESQ cue = caGa rate
Gu,era2 sacar ma GiHero:
.vayan al aqua primero.
uro Dor Uno . en- hato,
Va ne es5& Eeeando ell flato
que en- otro tempo he sufrido:
va me tieHen aburrido
: s. de pronto reviento.
iran q bUscar ii vento
e. siii6n apeteciGc'
:: =
Este, POGO mas o meuos.
irrrtado dijo el N;ejo:
= frncierdo 81 entrecejo
volvi5 a sus MOODS amenos.
No targo -atos serenos
en- medic de esta ba.umba:
todo a renolino Zumba
= al revertar la torme1ta,
salIare n ultima cuenta
e2 las sombraS e Ia tum5a!....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

{. {. M.-CiuGaG.-Los dstos que Gesca
ruede obtcaerlrs faciimente en- e. Observable
rio meteorological local Weather Bureau
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Pintor.-San Antonio. Tcy.-Lo dc mcnoS
scr;a tarlc una rsrcta para que listed .ahsi-
cara sH ]vintura. nvro cstamoS c0nN"i!cidos
de Que no resulta economic" :. 81. peilEr"-
80 al nonerse a harer unc, sin IN nractica
rc-csa-ia. una coSa cue So vc7dc a. "i H'"r-
r,.Go - nrccioS tan reGucidnS que no putnie
rcsgltar ma barita prcparando,a q d"Hrlc'-
Ito. De comprar " hocha ~ rlntura So
mn mnIa pintura que no Dc los rcSGi:@dos
que tcsca. l. Que vcnden prcpaTada n hay
on todos los dolores y tonoS = pUcde listed
clcgi- cl que mis- lc agradc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

lament" que e! acciir dejc aiguna I"Tucra
burIia d. su prcSencia. L. so6lan rcursos al
art. nara dizimularlo. All Is clando cabe
pc-fcctam"ntc dcSy&ucccr ana Somhra u otrc
cxpedicntr analogo.
Sobrc LIS tcLa. de Scd" briilan'cS s." des-
,acan mas los tonoS onacos en- las pinilnTaS
y sob-c LIS ,sIas oracas r~csaltaU mas las
ninaIras que ti"ncn un cierto hril'n y 80 ven
mas boritas. pc-o sohrc este aSln'o n" hay
rorla fila. liz roci6n del artc que t"nSa
IA persona que pinta - Ia que Geoe pre'H-
Incnr- Z. cucstimn Dc s%emtimlCnto a-LsNcN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Marco TONTULlO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Tanta bondad no eS possible
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
General
GREENEWALD'S


Assistant comptroller large mfg corporation;
credit work essential; liberal offer. good
future; travelling auditors; head bookkeeper.
control accounts; assistant employment man.
ager. good interviewer, technical man pre-
fe-red: sales engineer, experienced in the fol-
lowing lines: Oils, lubricants. asphaltE. road
oils. macadamizd. automobiles. mechanical
and civil enRineerine men preferred; sales
manager. familiar with foreign travel ex-
port or manufacturing lines. high de man
only. $4,000 and expenses; export man. andle
foreign exchange; expert correspondent,
French Italian. dlctation; stenograrher. han
de French and Italian dictation; stenogra-
rner purcha sing department; correspondent,
female, $i25. competent stenosrapher1 pri-
vute secretary, terasurers office large cor
poration; stenoGrapher and secretary, large
ntg. corporation: stenoGarapher and book
round. shore hotel, Sl25; credit man account.
ants large rubber corporation inspectors
small machine parts. micrometer exp, read
biueprints; construction man 10; drafting.
terial men, guncotton, pulp or paper, prod
ucts An unusual number of attractive
openinss for experienced, well-recommended
men and w9mep; nroT,nan inroFmation & blank and nd
connection with any other office. Established
same locality % years. $50 8. t1th.
MEN ambitious, to train for constructive
work in the field of Industrial accounting.
cost accounting and public practice without
Interfering with present position; bookkeep-
Ing experience" not necessary IL willing to
learnt state age: present position. hours con-
EARN BIG MONEY
electrical driving or storage battery work;
We train men on practical lines.
Phlladefphia Mechanical Electric School
Call ei4-e1s Brown ST.. Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
ROOFING AND IRON AwNINas

DIN ROOFS COVERED with Mays Fault.
iens roofing and guaranteed Is years; let
va estinate. Phone Diamond 2495. ROB-
ERT A. MAYS. 1882 N. 21st st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
CYSWYD
EIIIINS PARK

EI.KINS PARK--Colonial corner dwelling
10 rooms & 2 baths: garage. Mccormick &
Mccormick. $40 Lincoln Bldg, &Elkins Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

SPRINGFIELD AVE. 48l5-Double & single
rms. with board. Phone Woodland 1865.
8STH ST. s.. l0S-Handsomely furnished
home: excellent table: private family.
Preston 5S07 J.
451B WALNUT ST.-Room for and good
table board Barring 1919. "
259 S. lTTH-Finely furnished suite: also
single room with board; references.
HOTEL MARQUETTE, Surf City. N. j.;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver, platinum. plated ware. old
style tewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
rs. 1911. J. l. Clark. rehner. S07 SansCIn.
CASH paid for old gold silver; clocks re-
paired. Rogers. As s. 18th st, Loc. 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE

AUDITOR, bookkeeper, credit man. exp, mfg
:. corporation, soliclts resnonslble positIon
NJ 4. Ledger Branch, 4043 Market
SfiXUFFEUR desires position with priyats
family; years experience: single; eN
pe{t mechanic; no housework or gardeninH /,
hrst.eiass, references. 22a. Ledger Offiee
PEIRcp SCHOOL graduate, "a, desires DO
sitiop as assistant to manager; experi
~need, energetic knowledge OF accountIn1.
ce DC Die OF handling details. b. LOT. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

YOUNG MAN age "a good education, just
discharged from, service, desires 10 make
p<rInanent conneetions with o reliable cons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

REFINED rrIvate family, handsomely fur
nished home one block from beach rooms
airy and spacious; uncxcelled cuisine VIII
receive few select adult guests; references
exchanged
o. r COYLE,
613 Columbia ave, Cape May. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
Auto SupplIe%-Repairfre

FOR HUDSON AND HUPMoB1LE REPAIR
WORK
See the BrandywIne Auto Repair Co.
Econ Ray Simpson formerly with Gomerv-
Schwartz Co, now established at 19S3-3S
Brandvwine st. Poplar 2n5S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
BOARDING


fresh yer bles. own COWS; convenient to
Philadelphia by train or trolley; open all
year, Phone Melrope ff3,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
APARTMENTS WANTED


wANTED-To rent. 3 or q rooms and bath:
rnfurnished housekeeping apartment; south
OF Market St. west Of 52d st. preferDd:
kindly ktate price. NJ Sge. bedEer Onioe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

10TH ST, s. 1917 CThe Geneva>-Turuishrd
hn ,helor apartments, . rooms and bath. IN
the heart OF the business section; hlrCks
from BROAD st station.
CHESTNUT ST iO18--Larze living room.
bedroom and bath; second floor 'front.' one
class in every respect. .-----------
l4O1 n 18th ST.--One or . rooms fur
nished and bath. $3.50 up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

FURNISHED APARTMENTS

( ROOMS. bath; inclosed porch; hot-watt
heat electric light hardwood hoors; -
rer mo J, f. Conlin. 5S+O Germantown aN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29

REAI. arts, all localities. furn. or unturn'
from $40 to $3.50. New Fra Realty Co.
'I9 1ihcrty Rldg. Walnut el2.----
WALLACE, ia40-Small furn. or unfurn
with electricity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-29
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
WANTED


NEW and 2d-hand bicycles tires all ,n,k.z
ANDREW T. BlRCHETT 500 s. 22d
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MONEY TO LOAN

on jewelsy, bonds. autauobilcs. EoSilE of -
kind. fedofk Loan Qfl-fr. t<44 ~ - 81
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: CARPET CLEANING
w ALL AC E
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

FOR SALE--one derrick. with soft. BOOM
boiler complete. H. C. Amber. 3117 Old
York road. -
PoWER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors, boilers. steam and all
FRANK TOOMEY, NC. 127 N. Sd st.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
=. POWER EQUIPMENT
o'BRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 11s N. Sd ST
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NEW JFRSEY--SEaSHUKF :. .
YOUNG couple desires apartment. 3 rooms
and bath for season; uptown: state par
urulars in first letter; near Maryland ave.
preferred NJ 225. Ledger office.
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TIOGA

s4750-North Smedley. 3S48-3S53: = story
porch front. 4 bedrooms; electric light;
steam heat. Apply 1851 N. Smedley ST.
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$4,000 50. Fl.

Cor. 10th & Indiana ave Worrell. 555 N.17th
BITES. RAILROAD - Penna. and heading
$4,000 per acre and up, according 70 loc,;
inquire for terms Dieterich. 1877 Walnst.
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IT W. SEYMOUR ST.
OWNER LEAVING CITY NECESSITATES A
QUICK SALE of this delightful 3-story twin
house with an exceptionally wide porch IL
rooms. modern bath. laundry elec. lights
lot 40xl40; space for II ga rage: perfect con
ii ton price is very reasonable
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
CENTRAL apartments a speciality. sherwood
Apt Agency 22I s. Broad st. Some very
attractive furn. apts., some housekeeplhE.--
GREEN ST, 2O2N-Turnished housekeeping
ant. 3 rooms bath. kitchenette. SEQ
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR .sALE-Cape May hotel central. neal
beach,; contains 10 guest rooms rooms pfivat, rival,
arranged; principals only. M 2l7. Ledger
Office,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

OATH ST. s., 1O24-Eurn. ROOM priv. fam !;
hkpg. privileges. or nurses only.
ROOM. with every convenience. In n beau
tiful home: 50. Phone Preston 800.
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MT. AIRY-GERMANTOwN

MODERN detached dwellings on CresheIm
road. at Allen Lane Station on p. R. r.
(electrifed); 10 rooms and baths; luxurious
hnish; at nre-war price; easy terms. Apply to
LIE DEL REALTY co.
s120S North American building
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-07-11
PULLMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION

To provide a systematic and abso
lutely safe plan for the investment
OF savings, and to aid Its mem beers
TO acquire homes OF their own - the
object of the Pullman Savings and
Loan Association. The Association
Ia in every sense a HOME institution.
Who It's For
IL IL hor the Practical Man, who
realizing the uncertainties of bust
ness and health. and of the folly OF
spending all his money az fast as
he gets 1t. provides for an emer-
gency.
IL is for tho Prudent Woman, who
out OF her earnings or allowance. de-
sires to put away a little money.
monthly, where it will be securely
and profitably invested. and give her
the least trouble and where abe can
get 1t when needed.
IL Is for the Young Man possessing