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Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03

to effect the sale of his barn to ?. J. Morse, in apparent good health. His friends were shocked to learn of his death the next day after few hours illness. The funeral was at l o'clock Wednesday, from his late home, Rev F. D. Woodward officiating He had for number of years been in touch with our village, owning also the dou- ble tenement house occupied by the Messrs. Walter E. Frissell and Alfred Seymour.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03

He afterward took Pastor and Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. B. Caffrey to his church in Putnam, where MT. Wood- ward spoke.
 The Methodist church, with its fresh coat of white paint and dark green blinds, is now an ornament to the village Superintendent Trues- dell's house next to it is also to be freshened up with new paint, thus adding to the attractiveness of the bend of the road" to Ballouville.
 Robert Dunfeld of East Killingly was in the village Saturday morning
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03
Vast British Empire.

Including all her possessions, the British empire has the largest terri tory. It had at the beginning of the war total area of 13.123,TIa square miles. of which 121512 are in Europe, 21S7.55o in Asia. 3.61S245 in North America, s.600 in Central America. 12,- 600 in the West Indies. 97 500 in South America and S,214.6S5 in Australasia.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03
ATTAWAUGAN

C. H. Frisbie of Norwich was in the village on business Tuesday.
 Charles Weeks visited his son Earl at St. Vincent's hospital Friday Earl is now upon the piazza daily, when weather permits. His convalesence appears to be progressing finely.
 At the vesper service at D. m. Sunday at the M E. church the speak CT was Rev s. J. A. Rock of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1919-10-03

Farrows, Constance Wetherell, Ken meth Pike Number enrolled, 28; per cent attendance, 95 66. Flora A. Dan ielson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
CHORAL SOCIETY
SINGS THE MESSIAH
Excellent Performance Given at
Academy, the Chorus Doing
Especially Fine Work

The Choral Society Of philadelphia
last evening gave its twenty third AN
nunl production of Handles oratorio.
THE Messiah and. as usual the ia
mili1r u"ias and choruScs drew a very
large audience. The work wears well
with the music lovers of all countries
and it has already had a span of popu
lar life that is vouchsufCd to tow
compositions of its length and solidar-
ity of workmanship.
Tho orutorio was skillfullv conductcl
by Henry Gordon Thunder and the
orchestra was made up of members of
the PHILADELPHIA Orchestra. Mr.. Thm-
der used discretion in not having the
orchestra SO large as to be unwi Idly and
was, therefore, able at all times tc
maintain a correct balance between the
voices AM tn accompaniment. an cy
cccdinglya important and difficult thing
TO do 60 perfection during an cntir,
performance.
The Soloi,js were Florence Iinklc
soprano; Agnes Ref nydcr alto; Fred
orick Gunston. tenor. and Frank VI
Comfy, bass. Miss llinklc sang bcauti
fully in tune and with fine quality oI
voice, which is especially well adaptr
10 orato"io work. Her best arias were
Come Unto Me" and II Know 1h"'
My Rrdcemer Iiv tn" Miss Rcifsnydcl
has good voice, but was apparently
nervous, which resulted at times in g
vibrato which while effective in certain
styles Of vocal work. is not entirely
suitable for music of the sacred type
Mr.. Gunstou is an excellent tenor wit
~ rather good voice and fine enuncia
tion. lie had tendency TO wandc
slightly from the pitch at times, bu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
ION THE HIRING LINE"
BRIGHT AND BREEZY
May irwin VoIpIanes Into
Town on Wings of
Comedy

Judging b. the audience there last
nirht. the Phiadr,nhip Theatre. for
mcr'y the Little Theatre has season
Of success ahead of it, under the new
policy and the new name. The audi
encc was large. fashionable and enthu
siHetic. II was clearly amused at the
dedication proceedings, which took the
form of the local premiere of a comedy
bv Harriet Ford and Harvey OIIiggins
entitled "On the Hiring Line. And
y was cleanly amused. for although
there was an occasional touch Of
0iQuancy to the action and dash of
napril,a TO the dialogue. no Overseason-
ing offended the ua'nte Of the iastidious.
The authors have written a breezy
cOmcdy-strOng breezeS Of comedy, in
order to bear on its wings the buxom
burden of May Irwin. who OiIotcd the
niece to deserved success. Miss Irwin,
who has not been seen here since she
nlaved Mrs. Black Is Back some sea -
sons ago. is hcftv only hv the Fair
banks standard. AZ comcdicnun she has
poiSe and ease in attaining effects, and
delicious drollery Of utterancc mad
up Of ragtime accents, as it were, and
of Guaint vocal Quirks which commu-
nicatc their own chu"klcs to her hearers,
rs play actor she is heavy only in
o., ho. ri,b+ aud brfrht norsoro1ity
g ,irotod q cnmndv d ne ,igbt ond hrirht
,Tbo ~ L";1obotbom ,V. JroTotists had a forn
r,ro,.r og "domastir drama" ThC
,Io,,nm.rio%t, J,n m of .,Or Tho Tirino Line
,na r" ,,,noI, ,''I ,,"ro snooiaIi2od. thev hay,
nI.n;ttmm I n,n'" ~" "domnstic. .soryireT drama
To.iinm With thn snryonf nrobIem, Mis-,
riS ma,.t mart is +Lot or n fnrwer octrns,
,,,bn -" - interncd % IN in tbc country owins
! 20 tba s,burbon mania of her busbnnI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Continuing attractions

BROA D--"Deur Brutus, j. NJ.
Bnrrie's newest comedy, with
William Gillette and notable
cast. Full Of typical Barricsque,
whim. fancy, irony and keen char
actcri2ing.
WlLNTT-"Thc Little Shepherd
Of Kingdom Come dramati2a-
tion Of John Fox's novel. Com
pctcnt company and pictorial set
tings feature an interesting drama
Of Southern life.
rOPREST-"Thc Rainbow Girl"
founded on II comcdv by J. X. Jc-
rome. Fc0turos Billy Van. \
capital musical comedy about n
girl who martios n lord who EN-.
rloys her family as "domcstics.
NETROPOLITAN-"P n $ $ II 6
SHOW" bright Winter Garden
revue on things theatrical and
Otherwise Features Willie and
Eugene Howard, VIII Philbrick
and Lcctn Cordcr.
iDELPHI- breakfast in Bed" a
new farce, featuring Florence
Moore. Rollicks through situa
tions just touched with riuqueric.
LERTC--"As You Were musical
show, with sam Bernard and
Irene Bordopi. The CO. stars are
respectively funny and beautiful,
and the comedians are comic,
especially Hugh Cameron, once a
stock fuvorite in this city.
GARRTCE-"Tigrr. Tiger" kno-
bloch's emotional drama. featuring
Frances Starr. Story Of two per-
sous who met in the moonlight.
Thpy look and love. Finely acted,
beautifully staged.
SH Z JBERT--"A Lonely Romeo, "
musical comedy, with Lew Fields
appearing as Il man milliner by
day and Il cabaret lizard by night.
CHl STINT -- "Oh, My Dear,
brilliant musical comedy. A
Partisan fashion cIhibit of gowns
plus ditties, drollcrics and dances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Quaint Comedy at orpheum

Mae Desmond is starring in charm
ing little drama, 1.-The Girl From Out
There" at the Orpheum. All the
uuaintness and kindly humor of life in
the Cape Cod locality is brought out in
this well written play. Sentiment and
wholesome fun run through an effective
plot, which provides splendid oppor
tunities for the members of Miss Des =
mond's company. She herself has q
iovable role as the heroine of this play
Of CHEEKY American life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
New Years In BIackface

A good show for the youngsters and
the older patrons of Dumont's Min
strels is given in the New Years bill.
A feature of the program is "The Tov
Shop" Christmas alegory, in which
are seen several of the .favorite min
ures of the bill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
prlnks Iodine by Mistake

Mrs. Bertha Dougherty, eighteen
years old, 3445 North Bodine street,
is in the Episcopal Hospital suffering
from the effects Of iodine which she
sicians at the hospital say she will
recover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Church Gives Veterans Dinner

Twenty nine former enlisted men
and a Red Cross nurse from the con-
gregation of the Roxborongh Baptist
Church were rendered naI "a welcome home r,
woman guest was Mrs. Oceanica
Graham.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
@ 2S1S ET g-Ea d
including b new lO-inch double
face records and frre delivery

LAST WEEK WE OFFERED FIFTY
OF THESE NDMDERFUL PHI, EO-
GRAPHS At FIFTY SEVEN Dol
LARS EACH AND THESE WERE
Mo- n"T-THrUO - OF GH TO SUP
PLACED ON SALE SEVENTY FIVE
MORE or THESE T7EE INSTRU
MENTs At TTIr sNMN PRICE IN
CLUDlNG r'NE TEN INCH NTV
DCI-rr y = -'.r" CORDS AND nv
Irv-o- TRrT no TNAR'E DIR
CUSTOMERS THAT vEPr DtSNP-
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1913 Deer Killed in BurIlnoton

Mt. Holly, Dee. 3O.-Game Warden
Morton has completed his records Of
the rcccnr open season for deer hunt
ing aud finds that during the five dav
nrriod the total number killed was l3S,
the record for the county.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
DEATHS

friends, Commlnehle. No. 81, l. o. r. M,g
Westmoreland Republican Club. invited 10
funeral services. wed. 80 D. m. residence
Of brother-in-law, Henry Kettle. 1857 Emer-
aid st, Int. Oakland Gem. Remains may be
Viewed Tues. eve.
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Deaths

, ,ANDERsoN suddenly, poe - VIII
q, tr,gnds st. john oHAsaacm1bly. 40 So. IS
IN y W. E. N5Ttg N9i.d & to fnGr'i , 5ri%a,a Wq5 re- q
..FI9 E2s,dS yGS, T9ySyfl6P yS P Month
od s. agad n9s9a "a Of Jn2 A'SH Sad
TT,,pggS, invited to funeral Fourth-day.
pWNeIilh Month 3lst $50 ?. m. .somertoni
meet trains al somertgn station leaving
i,,og@Nton i.o@ 70 -, 1850 a. M. and Roadins Terminal
a@q@G a5 a a f55s. fssssF s.rils sy$s S5 ao4 {5o15
may gT2ii! pTT44ggS4 70 lo,n n ,.Ipt grryate
osbs ~ late &ugus,as 2 a1IHAhfTa aad FranScs H
},gnl,i }sts9, Rsiistye;;, end friends invited to
Il. bgotaer-ln-Iaw. Robert ]. Alexander 1889
"pETEptir,y! ETE,Tpti !! Int ,3grd.yys3te. Er.ys3te. ,,,, o7 nm
WARD J., husband OF .Jenn? L. bradley
S 0YG9 EradeT sg' 'IR RcS at %am ama "4a Sead Ss%
o. s.. .Ejiaa9st6's cHargb Invited to fGS-
neral, Fri. $50 d m. 232O w Montgomery
ave, SOLEMN reauiem high mass 81 Eliza
Gem,
j., Dee. y. WILLIAM q. BRAMALL aged
/ '" H,,9tNcs ana irl'"ds INVITED to iu-
~ MnHg9ssi ri NJ ntiaEo32ro. n, pJ.
mains Tm92y be YewSd ,TqgI., : ,te 2 7, N NJ,
I .f.. - ti4''i-N.''t l'H''.''N VI
I't"d W. f5nSra MeHLSss 439 r iFiShas al are
@@ @ " vs%sd Thurs mt PG'Ei1'G io p m Remains
Rs Of W 4F4RfAEnT FSaS Earr aged (qGo s
Relatives, and frenqs, memRers Of Fifth
&&GoIormed church and Union Friends Home
2w rS WqR 62as ESr@f g2 sSi' IL ttu@Pted2n @ gS
,,,,>,I ,G>9,INLllN = suddenly, Dec, 20, PETER
Ree McGoyeTnj ana brother Of ,Rsv. James Il.
ihr,4uIss pnd t.Gend" employees gt IennsS9i .9n
Han.a 20 -, Z. invited TO funeral. Wed, H:SO 3u
mass thurch Of tie Nativity ii a. m int
/ coNN0R Dec. .2s. CAROLINE coNNoR
/ ngo hglimrr) Rol3JlTcS and, friends, Wood
| funeral We'd, ; p m dNi2 PasaHaii ave.
. INT private, Arlington N,m. Friends may
..5! G5!Rh%bL%HY.r % rbac. g rs. Jo&H FFHRI.HiNc1s
/ rRANDLEY, aged CD. Relative and
residence OF son. bernard j. Crandley. 565i
GS %mI rFansosuratio" 10 a. m Int Holy Cross
| CURRAN Dec. % REBECCA widow Of
mbrrs HSi Of hrd Rsf5rmsd aa PTesbvSTan Snag
| .harch, ,ianyi,3d 70 funeral services. Fri !,
uoIr2 .''y be- y}cwad Thurs. to 40 p. m.
MiEGAREr g. ,dausats,TI Of NSeiuc 6. and and
Invited to rincral a.rylSea wed. D. M, M,
I ra0sa0tvtile Gem. piaasantvtne n !.
/ =, DEVINl& Dec. 2s, ELLEN. wife OF
vitod To funeral rcsidcl CO Of $ IA, John De.
ygo lbs chgrgh lane Germantown, Wed ,
Of the seven Dolores Wyudmour. Pa, lC
a. M. Int Holy SepulChre Gem.
late BRIDGET Doyle. Of county WeTford. Ire
land Relatives and friends. Holy Name Soc
. wexford "OS." S. and r. Asso.; St Mala,
! Clv's Y NJ H. 6 rmuluyrs NJ. H. Whclar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

TrocaderO - Enlivened with brand
new specialties the "NIischief Makers
presented an oddity in 900 La La.
which sung and danced its way into
the good graces of its audience. Tho
offering is replete with catchy music
pretty girls and lively dancing. Bon
ME Lloyd. Mabel Clark, Joe Wilton
and Joe Freed enliven the cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
LEGAL ADyTRTIsEMENTR

'.-ss75I CREDITORS NOTICE--TAKE NO
- tice that store and fixtures Of David
OrChow have been sold TO Harry Grossman,
or before January 2, 1920.
A. SHOTZ,
1889 8. Fourth ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
BURLESQUE BILLS

PEOPLES -. Frank Finney and Phil
OFT, in eccentric comedy roles, divided
the limeight. This seasons produc-
ton of "The Bostonians" is the bill.
The burlesque is based on a secret sery
ice trip to Shanghai by aeroplane to in
vestigate the smuggling of opium:
There are many musical numbers and
IsDecialties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

misunderstanding on the order of q
Broadway musical comedy is presented
by the Bon Ton Girls in Breaking
Into Society" George Douglas anC
John Barry are the chief funmakers
and they are supported by Harry ]
O'Neal. Jack Strouse, Mickey Feeley
Ed Simmons, Luciel Rogers, Jean d
Lisle and Miss Lou Barry. Eight scenes
feature two big acts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

PALACE. AND Decentralization u.
$ A." with Wallace Reid. Story By James
Cru2e. Paramount play.
This is the play in which most people
remember Douglas Fairbanks as having
appeared upon the spoken stage. III
fact. it was his best vehicle 1t is
somewhat of testimonial to the good
qualities Of this picture that it Is
scheduled to have its premier proscn-
tatiUn at two houses simultaneously.
Wallace Reid is the star iu movie form.
This is highly amusing and carries
ont the spirit of the holiday season for
amusement that is lieht and cheerful
The comedy extracted by the star is
clean cut and not of the slap stick
variety. Revolutions in mythical king
doms are funny things and this one is
more so because of the way in which
an American settles the affair with his
god and then proceeds to make the
place popular by advertising the mcd
ca properties of it's mineral springs. OF
love interest. there is enough to salts
fy the matinee girl. The hero is not
Huccessful in winning his heroine until
the king leaves the throne and re
Nnblic is proclaimed.
Wallace Reid as the American youth
well cast and Lila Lee, whose work
is improving since the Paramount
studios realized that she is not quite
ready for stardom and placed her in her
proper sphere. is the girl Robert
Byower acted the bankrupt king with
| intelligence. Tully Marshall and Ed
win Stevens have important roles. The
play has been well mounted and clever
titles help out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

Biiou-Bright comedy, stunning cos
tunes and feminine beauty feature the
"Blue Birds Burlesque Co. In addi-
tion to Arthur Lanning, Frank Wake
field, Dottie Ray. Helen Andrews,
Maude Rockwell, Billy Kelly and Jimmy
Farrell, the company carries the famous
burlesque duo, Ford and Ford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
UNDERWRITERS
!!!!E |! |! !: B |!
N%~ DIAMOND
CEMETERY LOTS
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK

sniss. ' aisasida Pa Bath sSsssx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
NEW FAIRBANKS FILM
ON STANLEY SCREEN
Rare Beauty in Prizma Memo
ries"-Attractions
Elsewhere

SThNI rY--"When the Clouds Roll By,"
with DOUGLAS Fairbanks. Directed by Vic
tor Fleming from the story by Lewis
Weadon. Cnlted Artists.
Everybody is surerstitious. although
many will not admit it. or "oursc, u
is not necessary for one TO avoid lad
dcrs, black cats and broken mirrors, To"
there are many other wa"S OF trying Z"
avoid the INK. 1t was, 'hon. with this
in mind that the screens most popular
star chose a subject that would apnrn
to everybody. He has invested it with
some of his best humor. for he is Il co
author. as well as star.
Many interesting scenes arc intro
duccd, and the largest of them to be useI
for the first time as comedy is that ot
a food 1t surn looks like the real
thing. There is plenty Of lively action
and the new athletic stunts Doug iutro
duccs are going to be hard for some OF
the other movie comedians to follow
without giving credit to the origi-
nator Frank Camucau is we'll cast rs a
mayor. while Kathleen Clifford, once a
star in her own right, has the important
feminine role.
The most important short offering for
natural color movie mndc from Whit
tiers poem. "In SchooldHvs.' 1t bears
he title of "Mcmories. - This film
will. indeed. fill the mind with mem
cries, for it shows the advancement OF
tho motion picture art and recalls the
carly attcmnts to give the screen sub
fcctS it, natural color. \ Fatty Ar
Hncklc film adds to the fun.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

GIRLS, ANp WOMEN NOW IS THE TIME
POSITION IN OUR NEW WEST WORKS:
ROTH -ASSEMBLERs AND MACHINE oP-
TRANCE. ELECTRIC DENTAL BUILpING.
BAD AND ARCH SITS. TAKE ELEVATOR
TO FIFTH FLOOR. II. T. PAISTE CO.,
3201 ARCH ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

REGENT--'His Friends Wife," with Doro-
thy Dalton. Story by ]. h. Burland and
directed by Joseph lie 1rasse. Paramount
play.
Movie fans who read "The White
Book" by j. B. Harris Burland, will
find it to be the original of this play
with some exceptions, of course. The
star plays the part of a titled woman
of the aristocracy, and her character
zation is so finished that one seems to
sense desire on her part to forget that
she once was noted for her roles of
dance hall artists,
Miss Dalton has not forsaken her
love for the movies, although at the
present time she is appearing in one of
her few spoken roles in "Aphrodite. "
Her part in this movie is that of Il
young wife who becomes involved in
the mystery of her husbands death. OF
course, like most movie mysteries, the
wife becomes happy again at the film 5
end.
In support of Miss Dalton there ap-
pear Henry Mortimore, and the China =
man role of Ling Foo is well done by
Paul Cazeneuve. Richard Neal and
Warren Cook are the other players.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

MOTHER and daughter TO do housework aua
take care Of children, country loontlnEi
good wages, Pheas - v. hAxshnAkeF. 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

GIRLS, IA to 10 years OF age: continuation
school privileges; good wages; steady posi-
tion Friedberger-AaronM Mfg. Co., 1900 NJ
18th ST.. near Wayne Junction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

GIRLS. over 16 years; steady position; good
wages: 4S-hour week. Friedberger-Aaron
Mfg Co, 1900 N 18th st.. near Wayne
Junction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

yICToRLA--"The Cinema Murder" with
MARION Davies Stony by u. Phillips Open
h"'m and directed By George D. Baker. Para
mount play.
Here is another example of the trend
o. the movie times in which story is
made into movie afte" II has appeared
in popular MAGAZINE. This one was n
eeriI' nnd . great dcH' of interest cen
toro1 around The solving of the murder
mystery. Marion Davies has rarely ap-
p"agr' to such good advantage for her
,,"ne Of acting is given full play in
this piece.
The story deNls with an actress who
has been abroad in search of further
instruction in hc~ nrt She is there rs
the nrotcgP of a wealthy man who owns
Il theatre. Meeting an autho~. she has
one of his plays produced He is ac.
cused of having killed his cousin, but
ut the right moment the anxiety of the
audience is brought to a happy conclu-
sion by the supposed victim turning up
and thus giving the play happy
ending.
Nigel Barrie will be remembered 70"
his work as leading man with many
stars. and in this one he does some good
work. His screen acting is worthy of
better things, however, and some day he
may come into his own. Anders Randof
is the other player whose work needs
no introduction nor does that of Eu
lalie Jensen, who has been with Vita
graph for SO long.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

stalled another new lot OF machines, also
enlarged our assembling departments Now
is the opportune. time for you to secure
growing concern; experience not necessary;
good pay y;rir for beginner With rapid adysnce-
ear to 32d st. station. Apply Factory office,
II II Paiste Co. 1901 Arch st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

NiXon-The bill is headed by Burns,
Kissen and company in "A Hungarian
Rhapsody" This overfows with rapid
fire comedy and good singing. Harry
Linton and Anita Laurence won laughs
in "Daddy Bowlegs"; BlOndy aud his
dog offered surprises and several other
novel acts completed an unusually good
bill. Warren Kerrigan plays the prin =
cipal role in The Lord Loves the
Irish" the photoplay attraction, which
unfolds n timely story.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

STAN. raY--"Iyhcn the Clouds Roll nv"
with DOUGLAS Fairbanks. Directed by Vie
tor Fleming from the story by Lewis
MeAdOn. Nnlted Artlsts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

experienced for cop winding and spool
winding. Apply Grlswold Worsted Co..
Darby. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

GIRLS wanted to operate cutters and sort
paper. Apply from a. m. to 8 p. M.
Din & Collins Co., Richmond and Tiosa SITS.
GIRL. colored, to run errands and help gem
orally in office. Apply 1910 Market st.,
second floor.
GIRTS-Pindery girls wanted for sewing,
folding and colatiug. Apply Frederick
ZONES Co. 400 Race at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

If YOUR CHURCH desires services OF LEADS,
Ledger Office.
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
FOR SAlE-H0USES FOR SAlE-H0USES
GOLDEN RULE
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE HOMES
- Immediate Possession of Some Others
= Within Thirty Days.
Charming Street n. w.

Facing Mcmillan Park. Convenient to
North Capitol cars. rooms. bath. hot
water heat, gas Laundry. Room for gar
age. Front and back porches. Price
$500. Terms
The Washington times., 1919-11-08
FOR ALE-HoUsEs FOR sALs-HousEs
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS,
Northeast
M. 2345

tt.ee1-s rooms and hath: fur
mace heat; attrs ctfve location:
high elevation: c. .,vsnisnt TO both
car systems and not far from
Stanton ParkSvalking distance q
Union Station.