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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

Pontotoc County, Mississippi, has
gone through an agricultural revolu-
ton rim the past few years. and since
1916 has added nearly a million dol
lars to its cash reserves.
1t is a hill county mainly populated
by small white farmers The average
farm is seventy-two acres. CT which
less than half was scheduled as i'm
proved lane by the last census. In
1910 "a per cent of the farmers per
lated their own farms while SIS per
cent were listed as tenants.
o county agent has been in the
!county for some years but the effect
of his work is just being realized
fully. Pontotoc used to be mainly d
.one-rop county with cotton as the
Imain crop. The boil weevil has
seriously injured its cotton industry.
hut the county. prior to 1916, never
produced enough food for its own
use. ~
In 1915 the farmers made a good
average crop. 1t is estimated that
$3.50 900 worth of food and feed was
brought in that year. Until 1915
there had never been a carload OF
hogs, corn, molasses, sorghum seed.
peanuts or popcorn shipped from the
county: Its main cash ncom came
from cotton n some numbering.
What Was Done In Year.
From January 1. 1918. to February
Is. 1919, the county agent assisted the
farmers in producing and shipping
from the county h following pro-
ducts other than cotton:
320 cars corn. valued at ....S3S4, 600
"a cars peas, valued at 49,. $500
Z cars peanuts, valued at =. Ia, zoo
Is cars sorghum. valued at. 3S.490
10 cars cane seed, valued at 11,200
7 cars popcorn, valued at .. 10000
Is ears cattle, valued at /. 24,622
33 cars hogs. valued at -. 1867
Is mixed cars hogs and cat
tie, valued at .......... 3l.s47
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Total Value .$645,416
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
INVESTIGATE CONTROL
OF TOBACCO BEETLES

Washington. D. c., April S.-The to-
bacco beetle. known also a. the "ciga-
rette beetle and by a number OF other
names, which Ia common and very de-
structive wherever large quantities OF
leaf or manufactured tobacco are
handled or stored, has been made the
subject OF study by specialists OF the
United States department OF agricul-
ture to determine methods OF controll-
ing It A report Of the study has been
published in Bulletin 737 Of b depart
ment which also contains = complete
description OF the insect it, life his
tory and habits.
of the finished products In tobacco fac
tories. the Bulletin says, are: Infested
leaf tobacco brought into the factory:
tobacco warehouses. where beetles are
present in large numbers close to the
factory: infested tobacco. refuse ma
terial. cigars. and manufactured to-
bacco which has accumulated and
pest and from which 1t spreads
quickly to all parts Of the factory.
TIE more important means of con-
trolling the beetle, as given In the n
letin. Are Scrupulous cleanliness In the
factory. wholesale or retail establish
msnt. including the prompt destruction
or treatment of all refuse srnatertal,
damaged stock. etc: in factories,
screening or otherwise protecting tho
AnssAaA- product, from .t~nfestation; q
structing or renting packing or stor-
& rooms. especially In warm iocaii-
ties,s o that they canb . quickly and
easily cleaned. and with = view TO Ak
GLIDING all beetles which may be press
emit II other parts Of the factory. !.
Freexing high temperatures or
steam. fnmigatlon with carbon disul-
-Al - I-~~waNA.a 49, aAAptItwA-
ton OF tho tobacco with x.RAys, and
trapping or otherwise destroying the
insects BY mechanical eAn are
recommended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

II you need help or nave anything tt
sell or exchange, try our CLASSIFIED I'd
vertising, department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES,

VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HEN
RICO COUNTY. THE 9TH DAY OF
APRIL 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
WANTED.

Wanted-F1at In Good Location, ~
thoroughly modern house In the
suburbs. Apply. X, Y. 2. care Rich
| mond vtrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

Phone your wants to The yirginian's
CLASSIFIED advertising department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
PERSONALS.

why Su6eF with Tnflamed Nostrils.
nose bleeding and ear ulcers. when
you can be relieved almost immedt-
atAly BY using 10th Century Royal
Eminent. Sold by druggists. Full
directions. zoo East Marshall Street
NJ Ysu Know Coughs, Group md Sore
throat can be almost instantly re-
lieved ~ using 10th Century Royal
1hSsS1sxSss ~ nass 1Eesshali etTesk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

de&nutf, pay to hire q tYaanA6
hoax sstsf yoaf tseublsat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
BICYCLES.

Gentry's For Bicyc les-506 west Rroaa
street. Phone Randolph 2o31.
Agents for Dayton, Emblem, Eagle
and Crescent. Repairing . speciality.
Work called for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
SALE.
rprrST,rrvS SAFE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
DEATH NOTICES.

DALTON-The funeral of Mrs Lney
Dalton will take place today. Apr,.
Z. at IL O'Clock from the nome. 80
FIRST ayenu Highland Park. Inter
mont private.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATLANTIC CRY

BEACTlECl.; well-errnnged. ?-family house
to imntIIaie nurGhaser: income from one
apartment pays all carrying charges aud a
return On the Investment; front and LacI
p9Tchrk' large rooms. finished in hardwood :
plants.
WILLIAM h RILEY
;. Sgulh carolina ave, Atlantic City
ATLANTIC GITN-COr. Pacific aud VermonT
vacant lot. 50XlOO and 2ln Pacific ave
adj u rooms furnished. . baths steam
heat eleclric l'Eh- W0RRELL. b5S n. 18th
OCEAN CITY
FINE all-year sceshore residence. 6O4 At
!antC ave bedrooms and bath hot
water heat. all convenlences. large LOT; must
sell TO settle estate; price $4,000
HARVEY LAKE. Ocean City. y J
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTER AVE. AND 46TH S'T-Cholce rrn
II, Tor gentleman in refined private adult fam
lily; breakfast IL des ref exc A 223I.ed ON
CHESTNUT ST. 2O24-Furnished room.
with or without bath; electric light and
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTl

LIVING ROOM. bedrooms bath and kitchen
cite 100; unfurn.; fine neighborhood.
central; Merton Grelms. Harrison Bldg Lo-
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CYNNyND

F-''uo" "autlful siuCCo irish,d home In
rooms and baths, electricity: hoi-wgter
h"h etc. car garage: elegant fruif nd
shrubber!, lot 14Gxg35 =
WN. 4. McCREA
trdmor". Pa. Ardmorr 20
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$40 s. l5TH-Three story, &c rms. & bath.
LEWIS COHEN. lll3 Lincoln Rldg

LEWIS COHEN. lll3 lincoln Bldg.
1881 n. 1GTH-Colored buyers Joseph A.
Barr Co. 1920 Chestnut st. Spruce 855
4l2 8. 20TH ST.-Store and dwg. hot-water
heat. elec. Lewis Cohen, l1l3 Lincoln Bldg
GROCERY store, dwelling 23d & Fitzwater,
LEWIS COHEN. lll3 Lincoln Bldg
1885 CHRISTIAN ST.-Ten rms. story:
good cond. Lewis Cohen, 11l3 Lincoln Bldg
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Factories. Manufacturing Floor.

II. 600 so. tt. on one f1oor. or A.. 600 SO. II.
on three hoors; modern concrete. sprinkied
hr"proof building; light on four sides: pas
senRer and freight elevator service: within
= minutes walk of City Hall Charles
Kahn, 1927 Chestnut ct
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HIGHLAND PARK
I.ANSDOWNE

Sl+ y. MAPLE AVE -s7OOO. lot 3Ux.OO f.
to rear s'rctt: latest improvements r.
NJ. MOONEY. l3 y. 59th s. Phom BEL
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tOII.I\GD.NIF,

InLldNHDALE-Mcd stnne.aud-sh -shIngIe
"-st"ry dwelling rooms; SprlngficI
Mat"r, gas @le",-ic'l>; lot 1o0xiO0. fine
lawn ana thad"' minute to station; early
rn,n;S rn,2nsSS"sSl"n; $1,000. SrRlNGFIsLD MANOR
nEN EIA1nMENr CO.. 3Oi OTIS Bldg Phons
SDruc" "3I NJ Clayton
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FEOORS-Larse-SmaIi

w. BRUCE BARROW, l3O N 18TH at.
Estaoltshed 1850 Factories a speciAlty
WILL BUILD central loft building 5000 feet
per floor. for desirable party.
ABNER II. MERSHON
3S5 Land Title Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

$275O-rwo 2-stOry pOrCh-frOnt houses q
rooms bath and shed; large yard. 34OO
block y. Smedey st.
Gl22 CHEW ST.--9 rooms possession Oct /.
terms. A. f.. Brown. 3lO Lincoln Bldg
WAYNE JUNCTION
NEAR Wayne Junction. Ten 3-story porch-
front houses we'll rented; will finance
MYERS BARTH. Ridge ave. and 10th.
MT. AIRY-GERMANTOwN
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GERMASTOWS
---------- -NIKMANTOWN
H.HRIIlR RI3BTIHDnH HHIRTlnD1nDI1Nl
Queen Lane Manor

ON Midvalc ave We can Offer in this
sirable section semidetnched
dwelling with IL rooms. baths:
st%am heat: electric light. Price
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ST. DAViDS
BALA-CYNWYD
Samuel {. Wagner, Jr.

329 Commercial Trust I'ldg.
18TH and Market SITS. Philadelphia


MAIN LINE BARGAINS
210 Elm terrace. Narberth.. - 1000
Country store. Gladwyn.. " 1000
Dwelling Gladwyn. e. 5000
BIZ Crawling ave. Sarb"Tth.. - $500
DO WVnwOOd ave. Narherth - $500
l20 Elmwocd ave. Narherth 10000
81 Gruyling ave. Narherth.. 10000
Wells property, Wayne, 10000
$3.50 hy''Pve City ave- ave- GTrr6rook $1,000 5000
Apply Harms real estate. opposite station,
Earberth. Pa
ARDMORE n. Il. 4. t--Churrh I'd. north OF
Mill Creek rd., genIlemen's country place,
81 acres. stone and stucro residence. 10
rooms. ! bathrooms, stable and garage
greenhouse. etc; excellent condition imme-
dat" possession
{. F. SIMON. ll@ lGrl ST.
DEVON, PA.--B"rkIry and Fairfield rds., ia
acres, stone and plaster dWE. II rooms
bathrooms, inC!Osrd porch. rIe". lighting;
garage; attractive residence. first class con
9. F. !IMoN. IL :. 18TH ST
ATTRACTIVE colonial stou- house; hard
wood floors; = bedrooms, I'll" bdth, shower
$l3.uOO; 20 minutes from 'ItE Han on eleva-
tor: &c fare; square dhON" GJlh 81. Owner.
81 Brandon I'd. - -
BETWEEN Chestnut I'm and Norrtstown.
b beautiful lO-rOOm brick house; modern
cows: ga araEe. chicken house fruit, beaul'-
full shaded lawn; lot lOoX2OO; S650O half
cash. Getty 30 l8Uh.
HIGHLAND PARK. Montrose sta. Hillside
ave-; house and garage; ! rooms, hot
water heat; lots; 1880.
hIGH-CLASS suburban residence, hrautlfuI
SURROUNDINGS. garage heated. With serv-
ants, quarters overhead. L. NJ. HtDNUT,
S24 Real Estate Trust Bldg
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wANTED--To rent in New Jersey, unfur-
nishod modern house; not over $50 mar
month: Riverton or neiEhboring towns pre-
ferred Room 201. 4l5 Market St. Camden
Phone Camden 1905. =
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WAYNE JUNCTION
MT. AIRY-GERMANTOWN

MOUNT AIRY-Stenton district Owner vii,
sell semidetRChed house on lot 4Oxl35; 4
bedrooms . baths; inclOsed pOrches: onen
nreplaces; ba sement laundry: electric ana "a -
lighting; in trst-class condition; 5 minutes
on P. & r. possession Oct. /. Phone Ger
uEantown 760.
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WYNNEWOOD

Stone and stuCCo house Of Engllsh
architecture, in best location. I
hNdruu 80. baths: garage: lot
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|"N"u -i'tiA A'iIl.B dwelling. q rooms and
.. nam. h-n n anu s'urro. modern lot 32XT5
MlL"MAN j. Off, I3rooklin". IhCne Liam
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SINAI l. DWELLING WANTED
careful and prompt tenant having received
rotice TO yacate present house wants to rent
CITY or suburban house on yearly lease, with
option to purchase rent about 500; bsst ~
reference furnished. VI S3s. Ledger office
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Factories. Manufacturing Floors

WEIl~LlGHTED FLOOR, SOxlO0 feet or
more. FOR ufacturing purposes, or
could us" building IL not less than so feet
wide. Griswold WOrsted Company, Darby.
NTED-Floor bout 4OOO square feet for
weaving purposes: viii take 1st OCTOBER
must he strong.
d RERKOvGCH 1873 y. Franklin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

OWNER WILL. SELL.
Desirable building lot 25NldU feet for 5000
other lots. COX 80 foot for SIuuu: send f1r
list: phono Ogontz QTO
HENHlNdER RENNINGER. GI"nsiie Pa
LANGHORNE
~ STORY, all-stone single hous, . pnrchr.
10 rooms. bath. running water nlodr~I
plumbing N kitCht n, electric lights: / l., ,,rrn
0f ground, - varieties trras: DO, I,-fo,vu ana
hr'SinI ,,roiIey passes door ! mti' to station
,,Ist on nme H. T. division; u miles to city; op-
THOMAS II. ENOY, 4SO9 WINn" ave
HIGHLAND PARK
l0-KOOM RESIDENCE Cstonp and srl,.,l.
e,d' n"''T@d See, g3rr93 3rI3o ho,wPter h"q s"* an
trees: priC" Sl4,OOO Geo l. BARNES IuuI
Chestnut ST.. or Highland Iarh
LANsDOwNE
S1+ y MAPLE AVE-s7OoO. lot 3ox.Oo r.
\, TO, ,T%G31[T grey ,laieEt innrovcInents r.
mont 59OI
MODERN 3-srorv Stone and sruccu ,ormer
home and garage on Lansduwur ave . com
plete IN every detail. lot SON2OO, urIcr Sg3
600 q e S"idel q 60, 4th and CaIIowhHi
LLANERCH
S7ooo---NEW stonc-and -stucco semt-dctacned
dMe!,lnR rooms, bath and laundry, open
WILLIAM J. OFT IiroohIine. Pa,
Phour l.ianrrch 203
LARGE HOUSE. thoroughly un 10 date IN
b.st location. 3lu.o0O VA J. OFT.
- nh"u" ILah'r,h @o3
LIANERCM MANOR
NEW up.lo-dntc huusr cos. TO station.
$S50o WILLIAM ]. OFT RrOokliuc. Pa
Phone Ilanerch @03.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

NEW convenient Colonial dwelling 10
rooms. 6"ths ,hot-watrr heat. hardwood
noorF; W 900 Mctormic, & McCormirk
Lincoln Bldg and Elkns Park
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

7I8I AND 72i9 CRESHEIM RID. Mt AiTV
few minutes from Broad st. Station. al
Alien Lane station. near Germantown al
pre-war prices; modern, o rooms . baths,
etc; magnificent dwellings. detached; on
sold lie DEL REALTY co. 1908 North
American Building. Phone Walnut 1856.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

AT A SACRIFICE

BBHILniNG LOT 5oxl50. DESIRABLE
t,SSHINEk. LOT. SIDEWALKS. WATER
Mt.i.N- +, 81" LEDGEN OFFICE
GET u building I,; In the right place; within
minu'os NJ train or trolley; hutd a
hunEaI"w and pud YOUR home troubles. send
Tor ciruar 7G2u Dicrmnntnwn ave
iANSpuWNE lIoNl4@ II ~ rrimat"ad
ave all stree impts Ratley 2Ol y proad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09
STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE,

6alS Market; Jarsest and best. Phone
Belmont 1870 for an estimate. Clodd, /,
packed for shipment; Pierce-Arrow vans Tor
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Don't Sell Your Tewelrv

Get our estimate. We buy from all large
jewelers.. department stores and indIvidunis
Established over 80 years Diamonds joE
elry. brlc-a- brac. old gold and silver We
are paying the increased price for dIarnonIs
LEE & CO. 1l2 WALNUT ST. Esta6 / sG5,
ANTIQUE, furniture. old china old jeweIrv
gold. silver. false teeth. diamonds Al.
tiques. 62S Chestnut. Phone Walnut 1926
BROKEN jewelry. antiques, pistols coins.
coin book with prices pay mailed lhc, in
Boss peoples Storel. 200 S. 11th wal. 4Is6
CARPETS. furniture. all kinds OF household
goods wanted will pay full value APT
1881 8. 18th. Phone Dickinson 1900 =
FURNITURE, carpets needed ba div: hIgba.t
prices paid. 204S Ridge ave. Poplar SS44.
OLD CLOTHES. ladies'. mens or hoys,
suits, overcoatst, shoes, hats; we positively
nay 5Ooo more. Send postal call or phons
Dickinson Obs. We call city. countrv.p pS9ne S,W
evening. Friedman Bros. 1444 South ct ''
SECONDHAND CLOTHING SHOES, ETC
Send postal Sne!dman, 822 Poplar
WE WANT at once household furniture.
store fixtures. office furniture: paw snot
cash honest value: phone us about II. To-
Gust 42l4. Old Church. cor. 18TH and Cherry
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for single or o1tiro
furniture. Ruback. 429 N 6Oth. mi, 7s4T
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NEW JERSEY-SUBIRB4S

ings for sale at reasonable prices M
easy terms; please make Inspection "uu "
l.eddon Ciayton. n 7. - ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

WE HAVE rows of investment houses for
sale: these properties will all show n hish
Investment return.
Jos. A. BARR co. 1920 Chestnut Spr 65n
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ARDMORE

North side. stnu" and shngle resi-
denCe. h"drOnms. ? baths. hot
water heat. electric light: Sl4 900:
can be seen at any time by ap-
pOinlmenL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

18TH ST. s.. 1877 CThe Geneva)-Furnlshed
bachelor apartments. rooms and bath; in
the heart Of the business section; 2 blocks
from Rroad st Station.
FOUR or five room apartment. furnished,
Tor housekeeping: West Phla. preferred.
NJ S25 Ledger Office
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WANTED
CLOTHES BOUGHT

OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT
CASTOR clothing wanted: mems cid suits.
coats trousers. shoes. etc; ladies' clothing
bought; highest prices paid we cali any.
where. city or country, day or night Write
call or telephone Filbert 2l72.
SELIGSOHN CLOTHING CO. 24n N 9Th
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ASHLAND

SUBURBAN HOME. corner property 9I.
story. everything in hrst-Class condition
IhrE" rooms ConVcnirnc"s: " norchCS. ga
raEC. al ktnHs OF fruit: plenty room 10 rails,
rh''E.ms: lot louxi7' &. must be seen to
De hpNT"ciated' price $4,000: monthly com
mutation lie; u trains daily each VA,
uen'2 trains during rush hours: sunday
tram leaving Philadelphia. Pcnna ferry.
! J. IN
4 =. WInENER. AshIand \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

TIE NEST investment proposition In N0rth
fhllabriphla. I-ruum modern twin dwell
ing. with ~ individual garages in rear.
enough ground for ~ more: particulars upon
Rroad. MNomlrE SIl.S13
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--------... 0LNEY
New Attractive Homes

Al! cows. hot-watcr heat. electric light.
@iS Fishers ave S5OGO
b51S y I'd . SOOO
ais Chew Et ............T 1000
OLNEY REALTY co.
ct
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY


14S-145 n. BID ST
store aI haspmrnt. 1000 square feet
@. 9. sEIDEL q co. 18th and Callowhiil.
business PropertieS md Stores
Ga CHURCH ST-Buildine floors and
asement; about 2ox60. Apply 2s7 Mar
kFt
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DELAWARE
NTIDDIETOwN
-----------------WIII WIIIII,hIUWN u,
"PLBLIC SALE SEPT 27TH"
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
FACTORIES

IS 900 so FIT. Of floor space. 4. e. cor
25th and Ellsworth SITS; Penna. r. r,
tracks In building; floors will carry ESQ
lbs. to so. IT. built by BainRer Perrot:
possession Sept. 10, WIN sell on easy terms
or give long lease.
CHARLES II. sHETzLINE & co.
Broad st. and Passyunk ave
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LOGAN


2Ul TO 213 ". Lurdru. $1,000. Melo.tc. 4s3.
Palcthorp and Roulevard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

13I + ALBANCS ST
l'rir" Sl1nO. hOt-wHtur rrHt. rlr,'. light hard
wood floors throughout immediate possession
ROTH & FOLEY
$3.50 = 9TH 81
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OWNER WILL. SELL.
Desirable building lot, 25NlIU t""i. for $500 .
0ther lots 1OAl!O foot for $1,000; send Tor
list: phono Ogontz Q7O
REMINDER & RENNTNGER GInnsiie. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09

INVTTFIL HOME Il rO0fnS- an Improye
menis 1dNlI5 feet lot OF fruit trees
b." s9Il ~ u sacrifice; owner lenvirg city
NV t"N Park ave. COllinsEwood n 7
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MONEY TO LOAN

CASH MONEY AT ONCE
on iewelry. bonds, autos goodp OF any kinl
Podols Loan Office. llO2 N.A2d st. t
Crrtlasd Public Accountant.
LAWRENCE e, BROWN 4 co. - =
1alh REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDu
,INyEsTIGATE ArlusT rARrNEhSHyN
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STH AND CALLOWHILL

IN Sth st. six stores and dwellings. front
lRe OOxO2 It. deep on Callowhill st. Two
stores and dwellings with large stable in
rear. frontage 3Ox13O It. deep. Choice build
ng site or Investment.
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS. with or without board. In good
= residential sections Of city and suburhs
for University students; private families
Rreferred. Register with University Of
fennsylyanlR students Residence Commit
tee. Houston Hail. 1901 Spruce ST.
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foTH ST, N. i40i,-2 rms. bath and kitchsn.
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-21
Crowds See Mercier
Depart for Baltimore
Belgian Primate Cheered as His
Special Car Starts Off
the Short Trip

Cardinal Mercier left yesterday for
another visit to Baltimore SO great
were the crowds around the arche pis-
copal residence prior to his departure
that the chauffeur of the police motor
car assigned for his use had difficulty
getting through. Hundreds pressed
around the car to shake the hand of
the Cardinal.
At the Pennsylvania station crowds
cheered the Cardinal when he arrived.
Just before he boarded the special
car New York, which has been assigned
TO him for use as long as he is in
this country, he expressed his thanks
TO Patrolman John O'Brien, of Deputy
Commissioner Wanamaker's staff, and
reiterated his amazement at police ar
rangements for his benefit.
The Cardinal was accompanied to
his car by Monsignor John J. Dunn,
Monsignor Joseph r. Stillemans, AUX
iliary Bishop de Wachter, of Malines,
and George ]. Gillespie, chairman of
ths Catholic Laymen's Committee of
Welcome.
The Cardinals departure prevented
his attendance at the ordination of
twenty-nine semlnarians to the priest
hood at st. Patrick,s Cathedral hy
Archbishop Hayes ~