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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-29
Enterese el pGblicO

Muchos yendedores de pan estan ven
diendo bollos de pan cuyo preeio cs de
nueye centavos, diez ccntayos.
Sc llama la atenei6n al plblieo para
que Sc file en- el r6tulo que dcbe llevar
eada bollo de pan euyo peso sea ma.
yor o menor de una libra. I'm este
r6tulo Ia ley exige que SC eonsignc 81
nombre del fabricante, 81 precio de- u
libra Y el peso del bollo. " cuando u
peso del bollo sea menor dc una libra,
sea 453 gfamos, su precio debe ser
tambien menor que el preeio fiado en
el r6tulo para una libra.
Cast todos los bolios que Sc estan ven.
diendo hoy en- San Juan son de 4o5
gramos, siendo este peso 81 que ticnen
mareado en- los r6t,ilos fiados en- 10
envoltura de los mismos, Y como 81 pre-.
clio de Ia libra C45S gramos) que apa.
rece tambitn fiado en- diehos r6tuIos,
es dc diez centavos, resulta quo esos
bollos asi rotulados no pueden vender.
sc segdn Ia ley mas dc nuevc eenta.
vos.
FL p0blieo debe fiarse en- los r6tulos
que llevan los bollos, para no deiarse
engahar por vendedOres POGO eserupu-
losos, y exigir que el pan Sc le venda
al precio legal, denuncisr los ven.
dedores que no Sc ajusten q "a ley.
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Ell Baseball"
en- Mayaguez

Sc ha efectuado ALI la junta base
bolera para organizar I'M Campeonato
local entire las novenas Barcelona,
:" Paris - "Tapao Colombia" Y
" Playa Stars
Numerosos jugadores de estos einco
clubs asistieron.
Sc acord6 que ell Campeonato cons
tara de treinta jnegos, celebrandose dos
eada domingo, y que el premio para ell
team vancedor fuera de $500.
Para el domingo han sido anuncia-
dos dos juegos de exhibition. Por la
mahana jugara Tapao" y Paris :, J,
Y por Ia tarde Playa Strs" y ''Co-
lombia.
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Mayagiiez tiene fama de contar con
los mas habiles iugadores, 10 que es
naturalisimo.
FL terremoto, que Sc propuso arrojar
por los aires (sin conseguirlo, por for
tuna) a la hermosa urbe, ha debido
ensefiar los muchachos una buena par
te de los maravillosos recursos para
veneer en- las jugadas del Base Ball. =
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Por ESQ algunas ideas tienen forma
de names.
o
Segdn la prensa dc Ponce, en IN
brindis (muy elocuente por cierto) con
que salud6 81 simpatiquisimo y execlcn.
te caballero don Pedro Juan Armstrong
al Almirante de la hota de desiroyers
que arrib6 ALI, expuso:
"Vuestra misitn es de earacter ma.
ritimo o naval"
~ aeuatica y salobre, debi6 ahadir
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Lea usted e. MUNDo.

TAoUIGRAFIA GREGG.--Los ofciales liceu-
ciados que sabian taquigrafia estku eoioca-
dos; preparese usted; aprendaia en- castro
meses.-Solicite informes a: jose Peha Re
yes Allen II =. apartado 4s7.--San Juan.
~ ~-r--,ef ----,,--
SoUIEE Es.-El gran verce ~ cue dsseo.
nozca al eminente ceieberrimo gran Vefce
guerra investigar sobre Ia persona que eneie
IRA este nombre. II famoso Q. D. verce de
Ia Habana. e. professor en- Ciencias Ocuitas y
pronto visitara Ia isla.
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coLoCACIoNEs.

TAQUIGRAFA.-Espafo inglesa desea CO.
locaci6n. POGO sueldo Acepta plaza de me-
can6grafa ayudante de o6cina. Buenas re-
ferencias.-Diriianse B. c.-General Delive-
ry, San Juan, P. r.
sEEoRITA ExTRANGERA. Con mucha
practica Sc Ofrece para confeccionar refor-
mar toda clase de sombreros para seiioras v
ihas-Precios m6dicos. San Jose as. piso
SoLICITA.-Trabajo de ofeina interprete o
taquilla, conoce ingles, espanol, contabilidad
maquinilla, etc. Experiences sufciente.-Re-
ferencias. Dirijase V. NJ. r. en- esta i'm
prenta.
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coMPRAs.

AUToMovIL.-Duick D45 E45 compro al
'eontado de $500 Especifque eondi
clones del caro- detalladamente.-J. p. O.
Box 3s. sanmrce.
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AUToMovILEs:-Com Compro de buenas marcas,
pago buenos precios al contado; 81 usted de.
sea vender su carro sin gastos, y sin perdida
de tempo, escriba.--J. Apartado 49, Santur.
ce. Tel. 102 Rojo.
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Sc AIQU1IA

ALQUILAN.--Por cuarenta dollars la resi-
dencia mas fresca en- la calle la Fortaieza 81
20. piso comprando el mobiliario que Sc ven
de muy barato. Telefono 7s9 rojo.
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NEWS TALons-LfNEnA q arAnN1
--sAsTREs cOHrADUnEs % EssrEfa
AMERICANA .--Canri.mi iansfsis 81
ias 6rdenes --oafsafls stsslsts
visltssss. So Ffastists g.. KsI4eIs Aes.
aemis Cafsilss saa 5ass.
~ =. MELESDEx wsssffa ss assas ssas.
truys AZ oensreia. ai1atIet4 Fseasa sasas
por sdminiafrssi4u = fsss sasss nasses go.
vensisnaist.-noA ffs.@ .@ssatafse Atsg ai.
. Cuito st
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Sc vENDE

BUEEA ocAsIoE.--Para hacerse dc un es-
pi6ndido negocio por tener que ausentarse
su dueho-Se vende uno de los mejores nego-
clos De ageneia de transportation con trabajo
Observation-Disclosures para mas informes aay.
+. Box 144.-Catafo. p. r.
>--.-.s,,-----.-~
FIEcA.--con aigunas cafaa propia para
este tivo.--Fncilidade -Informara. Box
z82.--Rio Piedras P. Il.
ARTRITIsMo, Gotta REuMA.--PIPERA.
I IzINA DOCTOR GRAU. DE vENTA EN- TO.
DAs LAS FARMAc1As.
vEEDo BARATo.--Un piano marca Rohler
and Campbell, un escritorio grande.--Roble
oscuro no sanitario.--Informar6n Roble 63.-
p. o, Box 3s3--Rfo Piedras.
o~.~.-~so(~~.,
GRAN SURTIDO-De efectos FOTOGRAFI.
COS KODAK -Renovaci6n constantemente
Libreria Papeleria Efectos de ESCRIToRIO
Collection Postales de Fajardo. Materiales
MUSICA y BASE-BALL.-Agencia de Peri6-
dicos, Fernando Pascual Fajardo, p. r.
--,,,~e
Sc vEEDE.-Un piano marca REMINGTON
con muy POGO uso preco la mitad de su va
ior-Informara don jose NJ Carrero.-Lu-
na 7o altos.
Sc VEHDE.-Una inca en- Hato Rey. Parada
81 y compuesta de seis cuerdas mas me-
nos. Tiene tres Was de communication. En- la
carretera tiene up magui6co puesto de carne
casa do tienda casa de observation-disclosures.
ran on Ia misma inca.
r~'r-eE.l
Sc VENDEs-Una casa nueva des3 pisos, que
reDta $4,000 Al mes, en- el sitio mas csntrico
De San Juan-Tnf. cristo 80, tel. 7f6 roio.
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MAoUIEILLA Underwood Sc vende
una Rumero s en- perfectas condolences un
precio sumamente baio.-Informara Vicente
sanabra, Talleres de 'tEL MUHDo."
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CEVUIA Cusnia COO - aran ss
49, AfA msdor 3 . = pfseissss
vissas Al mar y q iss eanpisas fs pais
sceo. Babitacionss ffsstas Ceres a.
todos los centres ofeislss. , ae = De.
"a principal crisis ig, ssa Juaa, ?. =.
TeIffono sls--P. o. Bsr ssg.
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Suscrtbase a FL Mundo7.
Ana Della

81 I'd desea anuncae con ruitadO positive hgalo
sscci6n 81 I'd deea vsnder, cOmprar Ansndar quar;
quiere coocarse rsaizar agnn rapdaments
stiC cualquisr pueblo de la 1sla
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CApIuE Re6nado, esufofiahls.
NFA etnirieo. pafa fsmiiias
, transeuntss. Toda eiass as sanodisa
des. Magnihso servieio. prseiss fsfs
nables. Hay aseensof. Tslffeas 80.
Altos del Pasaie Masisn1o. Gale SCI
sador Brau SO. "a.
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Sc ALoUILA---Una casa de altos bajos.
Capaz para numerosa familia.-Hip6drom o.
Santurce.-I don Jose n. carrerO.-
Luna 76 altos. -f
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HOTELES

DAT ACE In II ssnffo r5mersi.i
AA~1 de ssn guas, sou visits
a Ia bahia. Coniisns fi0 hahiiasionss
amplias, con eusrios Dc bsfe. "Roof
garden, sitio ideal para babes, Ban
quotes, soiftes" ~ dti5 ds fsuni6n
de Ia buena sociedad.
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MALATRAHr n. Pee -, s,'''lS.L ~.
Proof Hotel IN Porto Rico - West u
dies. Orders taken for Wedding rsasts.
Banquets. Dances. fuusksons. an5 On
uers.
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FINcA--con aigunas caHas propia para
este cultivo--F -Facilidades.- nfornara. Box
282.--Rio Piedras, p Il.
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ARTRTTIsEo, Gotta REUAGA.--PIPERA.
I zINA DOCTOR GRAU. DE vENTA EN- TO.
DAs LAS FARMAc1As.
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vENDo BARATo.--Un piano marca Kohler
and Campbell un escritorio grande.--Roble
oscuro no sanitario--Tnformara Robls 63.--
p. o. Box 3ss.--Rfo Piedras.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Family of Stricken
Rich Man Quarrel
Over His Custody
Brother Tells Court Wife Of
Patient and Her Sister
Deiain Him Against His
Will: They Deny Charge

The question of who is to have the
future custody Of Samuel Wetinan. q
cloak and suit manufacturer who re
Gently suffered Il stroke Of apopleXy,
was discussed yesterday in the Brock
lyn Supreme Court Oscar Weltman,
enc of Samucl's five brothers, asked
Justice scudder FOR writ of habeas
corpus. by which he seeks 20 compel
the surrender of Samuel by his (Sam
uel's) wife and ssterin-aw. who Oscar
declares, are dctaining Samuel at 53O
Kosctisko Street,
Wien Samuel suffered his shock, the
application for the writ stated, lie
ended his connection with the cloak
and suit firm OF " Wcltman K Polak. re-
cciviNg So35 900 in cash.
On advice Of Dr. Leon Louv,a. fam
ily physician. The patient was sent
to farm owned by his brothers at
E!lcnville, \. T., to recuperate. Mr..
Weltman (Samuci's wifc) says that
when she and her two children went
there to see him they were denied ad-
mittancc She says further chat, with
out her knowledge. the man was later
brought back to Brooklyn and lodged
with his brothers at Cos Greene Ave
nue..
On December / Samuel was out for
= walk in custody of a nyrse when
his wife ard her sister. M. siaran
Wcrbcovsky. met Lim. AccoGnts dir-
fer as to what happened then.
Mrs. Wcltman says that her husband
went with her willingly and that she
has kept him with her because she
is in a better position than his brothers
TO look after his needs
The brothers. through Oscar, allegc
that the two women took Samuel to
their home against his Will.
owned fourteen apartment houses. Be
cause Meier Steinbrink, counsel FOR
Mrs. Weltman, had been called to
Washington. Justice Scuddcr adjourned
the case until Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
I. W. ". Espionage Case
Given 10 Kansas Jury
Radical" Activities in Oil and
Wheat Fields Cited in Ar
g,.mcnt of L. s.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Dec H. The
cases OF thilty-two members Of The
Industrial Workers Of the World, on
trial in the Federal Court charged with
violation OF the espionage law, went to
the jury i1ht. A verdict, if reached
tonight, viii be announced tomorrow
morning.
The day was consumed in arguments.
Government attorneys pictured the de
PENDANTS as mem oers of disloyal and
un American organization, doing their
part in conspiracy to cripple the war
making powers of the government in
1917, with the ultimate purpose of
overthrowing the existing social order
and established government Their al
legged activities in The oil fields Of
Oklahoma and in the wheat fields OF
Kansas were described and the pur-
poses Of the organization, as outliMcd
in its publications, were emphasized 10
the jury.
Mes Carolina Lowe and Fred II
Moore. attorneys fer the defense, de-
scrioed their clients as victims OF a
tYrannical attempt to suppress freedom
Of speech and thought and appealed to
the jurors, as natives OF the state
where John Brown fought for Freedom
to "uphold the constitutional rights
OF the defendants
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Trust Octopus Hunted
In Towering Chimney
Several Corporations Plead Not
Guilty TO Indictsslesss Charging
Sherman Law Violation

The Alphons Custodis Chimney Con
s,1uction Company, the NJ. " Kellogg
Company, Inc, H. X. llcinickc, Inc.
Bergen & Lindcmar, Inc. and the Neine
Chimney Company, pleaded not guilty
yesterday in the United States District
Court 10 an Indictment charging The
corporations and fifteen individuals
with violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law. The corporations furnished
$1,000 bail each.
1t is alleged the defendants sought
TO eliminate competition in chimney
building in many states, to aprortion
among themselves the entire business
ia that line in those states and to fix
rainimum prices. In other, it is alleged.
monopoly in radical brick manufac-
turc was sought
In 1914, it is alleged, the Chimney
Builders Associa tion adopted rcgula-
lions compelling every member to in
form the secretary Of the names of
prospective customers and Of the
amounts Of bids submitted. This in
formation was transmitted on pink OIL
yellow slips, known ct meetings of the
association, it is alleged as "snow-
fakes"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
''Buddy'' Blake's Body
Sent to Grandfather
Seventeen Witnesses Called for
Inquest Tonight; Mother
Can't ExpEain Death

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 17.-Thc body
Of ive-ycar-old Buddy" Blake. the
mute boy whose mother is a prisoner
in Atlantic City Hospital charged with
drowning him by throwing him into the
ocean from the Ventnor fishing pier,
was shipped to-day to the home OF his
grandfather, Eugene Blake, at Mount
Washington, suburb OF Baltimore.
"Buddy" was to have spent Christmas
at his grandfather's house.
Coroner Stoddard has issued sub
pnnas for seventeen witnesses to at
tend the inquest, to be held tomorrow
night One Of these is for Mrs. Blake,
but it is hardly possible that physi-
cans will permit her to attend the IN
guest County Physician Lewis K.
Soudnr said day that Mrs. Blake was
not feeling at all we'll. and that her
nervous condition was accentuated by
the fact that she is in ward with a
number Of sick children.
'She hasn't changed hor story since
yesterday" Dr.. Soudar said. But she
says canddly that the Kidnapping was
a delusion, but says She emit explain
how he fell into the ocean,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
lie Ycarned for Honey;
Now She Wants Money
Gill Asking $4,000 in Love
Suit Te'!a- Of Poems by
Oh s.euIe>1.

John J. Mcdonald. dealer in suto-
mobile oils at 27s Water Street. wa
sued in the Supreme Court yesterday
for $50 900 for breach Of promise by
Miss Madeline Donllary, of rs West
Tweniy-fourth Street. Miss Ocular.
alleged Mcdonald made his promise t,
marry her in January, 1913, and that i
the fall Of that year he asked y post
ponemcnt Of the marriage until Feb
ruary 1915. Before that time arrived
said the plaintiff, she learned that the
Oil man was married.
Miss Doullary has several letters
which she said were written by Nc
Donald. il which he addressed her a.
Honey" and Bunny" In these com.
muncations the writer also indulge,
in poetry.
Here is q specimen:
Il know. my honey, how it feels
To ride around in automobiles.
But, oh, honey, it surely is true
There's some one out here who is year T.
ing for you"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Girl Tells Police She Was
Chloroforned, Robbed
Reports Apparel Worth s40o
and &i2 Cash Missing; Two
Arrests Are Madc

Miss Glcnda Driscoll, who said she
was a motion picture actress, told the
police yesterday she was choroformed
in roomng house in West Seventy
fifth Street and robbed, and that when
she regained consc iousness her fur
coat, worth 5000, and a diamond ring,
valued at 5000, were gone, besides $1l
in cash.
Ernest Reeley, who said he was a
former baseball player, and q young
woman, who said she was his wife,
were arrested in competition with the
case.
Miss Driscoll told the police that she
came here from Jacksonville, Fla, a
few weeks ago and was introduced to
Reeley. Whom she told him that she
was looking for an apartment ne took
her to the rooming house, according to
M~~ Driscoll, and introduced her to
his We.
Miss Driscoll was telling her story
to Detective Appel at the West Sixty
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18

eighth Street police station when
young woman entered. go
"Thnt's the girl who was with the
man" Miss Driscoll said.
Tho wife said Reeley married her
under the name Of stanton D. White %
month and half ago The couple were
held on charges of assault and rob
berry.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
N. e r X q OpOL.!TAN orEEA ',pt.S :.

Tonight at II. Italian In Asiers. H'sanNoni'
surociius. Galii iiaclei De i-uca. Aiiirr. Papi
FRI. ut slj L'slisr dAmors. Gulslson ELS;
CDrilso. Scoti. D.lur. Cond.. Pap.
Sat. at . Marouf. Aida. howard Call; Do
Iuca. 1othier, Chalmers. Seguroe. Cond.. Wolf.
Sat. at (sl to Sa.5o). Faust Tarrar Deiaunois;
Msrllnelli. touzinou Mar6onts. Cond. Eanboschek.
sun. Evo. Concert. SOC To 50. Kreisisr. voilnlst.
Garrison; Xnuclll Oreh. Ccnd Ilasenan.
Next Mon. at y. Carmen. Iarrar Romans. Gall;
Mntinelll t1tfljUu Eotlter. 'Und. Wnf.
nois Mariiurlii puI. DlnI. ton. t5lanzsy
Xmas Day Nat. at .. 81 to So. Bsltrf'y. iArrar.
Furni.: iar-nt. Srsti, iafa M5tnu4lni.
thurs. 81 doupie bill Cav. Hustieana. Deatinn.
Prlni' Aihouse q Al'ncrs Followed by Pasiiecei
tluY,o; Caruao AluatV. toni.. Moranlonl.
liAuDMAN PIANO Used.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18

Camp Community Service on Gramcrcy
square, is to give continuous Christ
mas party through the week beginning
december 20. for wounded men from
the hospitals about New York.
I'VE are going to have n gift, n
Christmas box Of good things to eat,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18

turkey dinner, home made candy and
plenty of entertainment for every one
Of tho thousand wounded near this
city, Mrs. James Madison Bass. in
charge Of the festival, announced yes
lerNay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES
REPORTED BY MAIL

The War Departments list of casual
ties received by mail today includes the
Following:
OFFICERS LIST
Died of Disease
s CApTAIN--Arly Luther HedriCk. Kansas
sii Killed I'm IN Action previously Reported Died.
LIEuTENANT--Wiliiam E. Scott. Kansas
D,sd Grsyleusly Reported Missing in Action,
LtEuTENANT-Raymond C. Taylor All.
Erroneously Reported Died from Airpiane
Accident
B LdEuTENANTs : John $. Sicily. Broad
gtreet station. Philadelphia. John stone
conccyille. Miss.
PENNSYLVANIA
Died from Wounds
PRIVATE - Howard Evans. Rrandywine
gufnmit. n,
PRIvATEs = Lloyd G. Davis, Redwood; (;
Steiner. Beaver FAILS.
wounded. Decree Undetermined
SERGEANT - Dayton Boileau Thompson,
Meadvile.
KILLED In Action previously Reported Died.
y C.ORPORAIr-Josaph D. Engc. Monaco.
PRIVATE-Tred D. coleman. Falls Creek
Died previously Reported Missing in Action
CORPORAL - Eugene J. Brennan, Punx-
: 'PSIWATEs-Joseph H. Risset Ned James
Nelson Bradley. 33I Pennell street: Chester;
Ralph DismIrio. Tacony; James Failor. New
NEW JERSEY
Ht Killed In Action
r PRivATE-Luigi Tomosetti. Ardslcy
Died OF Disease
PRIvATEs = Earl c. Bowiby. Newark;
John F.. Duffy. Newark.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
PRIvhTE-Phiiip A. Bayer Newark.
ueturned to Duty previously Reported Killed
IN Action
y C.OOK-Albert Smith. Newark.
Died <previousiy Reported Missing In Action)
PRfvATE-James II. Bruce Oatcrson.
wounded. Degree Undetermined previously
Reported Missing In Action)
CORPORAL - John arthur Tyack, North
Bergen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
ARMY AND MARINE
CORPS DEATH LIST
Major Casualties Among
Fighting Men of Pennsyl-
vania and Nearby

Washington, April 2.-Twenty-e eight
names appear on the killed in notion sec
tion OF today's casualty list issued by the
War Department. including the follow
ing from Pennsylvania and nearby
states: Army-Privates Elwood Irwin
Beistline, Mechanicsburg. Pa; Henry
Geary Diehl. II. f. D.. No. I, Bedford,
Pa: Peter A. Kosso, Newark, n. j.
MARINE CORPS-Sergeant Clarence
e. Lilly. 1886 Baldwin street. Baltimore.
Prvates. James Barnes Arnett, 55S6
Chester avenue, Philadelphia Charles
A. Josephson. Drifton Pa John john
son Riska, zoo Parker street Newark,
N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
FOES POSY FOR VICTOR
German Whom Whit,lesey Defeated
Would Offer II Here

Nev York. April 2.-Division head
quarters here of the seventy-seventh
Division, which will return soon from
France. announced yesterday it has
information that Lieutenant Heinrich
Prinz, the German officer whose troops
opposed the famous Lost Battalion
had expressed the hope he would ''as
soon as practicable como to the United
states to congratulate personally Colo
mel whittlesey, who commanded tn,
lost Battalion"
Lieutenant Hrintz, 1t was said, for
merly was German industrial cor
porations representative at Spokane
Wash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
legal ApyERrlsEMENTs

IgsS FORD. dcceased-Anciilary letters Of
decentralization o. {. a. upon the estate OF
Arthur Mott sapfgra dssssss ssysPP gss
ali persons Indebted to the said estate are
reauested to make payment. and those hav-
ing Claims against the same to present t1em'
Without DELAY. at 'he Office Of the said Com
many, Nos 82b-391 Chestnut St, Phfia.
FIDELITY TRUST SoMPAnMrxsr Anrsr
.F. 4I1.T Ti.I President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
IN 1JFNfORJAM

| HESS.--1n loving remembrance of our
dear father ADOLPH HESS. who died
April 9, 1915
! WIbSON.--1n loving remembrance OF my
dear wife. EMMA {. WILSON who passed
away April ?, 1912. Thy memory ever cher
| tshed. JOSEPH ID. WILSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-02
LOST AND FOUND

DIAMOND PIN.-Iost. diamond shaped pin,
contaiaIng about 20 small opsls. on Tues
day evening between Acadia Theatre and
10Th and Pine sts via rousa 80: reward.
Rrturn 70 sOi5 Pine ~. phone }.ocust algf
nuFt- Lost. beaver NO., Stt Afternoon.
prcbab'y left IN qtm1> ~ ~ 1S1t5 (. 5ursn sen
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW AND PATENTABLE IDEAS DEVEL-
OPED AND PERFECTED
Drawings tracings and blueprints prepared
for electrical and mecha nical devices. en-
craving machines. scientific research appa-
ratus. precision machinery or TOOLS auto
matte machines die-casting machines. paper
working machines. eto.
JAMES w, LEWIS. 608 Drexel Building
Phone Lombard 26f2 or Llanerch 90 II
OPPORTUNITY for small investment-Ma-
chine shop? Incorporated company desires
TO interest machinists and shop foreman In
its product. which Is used In tool rooms of
machine shops; partner looking for favor
will be given full particulars on REQUEST.
G 003. Ledger Office.
LUMBER, coal and farmers supplies: finely
portunity for one or two good hustling young
men. For particulars call or phone Locust
69o8. NJ H. Griscom. 2100 Catharine 81.
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OLD GOLD

OLD sold, silver. platinum. plated care. old.
!ssi ikli -. carr ss!!asS '!I III s,,se''' s''
w =; E 9|s Y Y - = ~ ;'|xss
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PRINTING

THE CARD SHOP. a2o Chestnut st.--com.
| mercial printing and engraving our spe.
| c.alty; 400. business cards, 81: letterheada
| and envelopes printed quickly.
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in fne condition. ready for delivery. inciud.
ing stool and scarf or 25 rolls Of music and
bench and one years tuning free.
NEW PLAYER-PIANOS. 1925 up $3.50 wk.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS. S14b up. 81. 90 wk.
HOWARD VINCENT
S36- SA6-S40 N. 9TH ST.
Established 10 yeare
HAVE your 85-note player made to play ss-
note music rolls: only S85; work guaranteed
VIM. Doran. 1921 Lancaster ave. Pres. 666I.
MUSIC ROLLS. Victroia records bought.
sold. exchanged. 1927 Market at
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The War Departments list of casual
ties received by mail today includes the
following:
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MANICURlNG and beauty culture school
start this year right: ladies. learn some
thing profitable: profession for So; manicur-
ing, shampooing or scalp massage: day and
evening classes. Adams & Adams, 1905
Arch St. Phils,. Pa. Pone Spruce 4i75.