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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

The first event of Commencement
week will be the Senior class play.
Between the Acts" Friday night.
The Seniors are working hard on this
play and will try to please you. Your
attendance will be appreciated.
| .
The Baccalaureate service will be
held at eight o'clock, Sunday evening,
in the Christian church.
Selected mrsic:' Grown Him King
Of Kings" Praise We The Lord" By
the High School Chorus.
Invocation, Rev. G. J. Chappell.
Vocal solo, 1.-THE Holy City," Miss
| Florence Fitzmaurice.
The Sermon, Rev. Mr.. Thompson.
presiding elder Of the st. Joseph dis
trict.
Benediction, Mr.. Albert Martin.
The following attended the Annual
Track and Field meet Of the Northwest
,iissouri Inter-High School Associa-
ton, at Maryville, last Friday and
Saturday: Misses Agnes Baker, Ger
trude and Hazel Lyons and Julia Nc
Kee, Messrs. Donald and Lewis Shu.
mate, Harry Jamison. Eugene Conner
and Coach Conner and Superintendent
Brett.
.
| Miss Gladys Owen, who was q
teacher In the school last year, Is Wis
ting friends here. Miss Owen taught
ut Pickering this year.
.
| The girls Of the Junior and Senior
classes entertained the boys with O
picnic lunch at Dig Lake and took
the INTO the show afterwards in Mound
City, last Thursday evening.
A number Of visitors were prcsen,
at Assembly last week. Talks were
made by Mr. Conner, Mr.. Ramsey and
Mrs. 7. +. Ftzmaurice.
.
The Board Of Education has been
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

w. o. Yous to Geo. c. Young.
south 40 feet, lot 8, Block 5,
Mound City ...............S $1,000
Mary A. Karns to l. o. Harms
part sundry lots, Block %,
Mound City Ext. .Sl3OO
C. +. and A. c. Hickman to Percy
r. Carey, tract in 20, 81, 3S. .sll $50
Chas. Houston to G. +. and A. c.
Hickman, lots 10 and ID, Block
20, Mound City Ext. ........ $500
10. NJ. Wilson TO Anne T.. Burnett,
undivided one-half interest WIZ
sc "a, 81, 80. ..............S6 $4,000
+. 4. Richards to II. l.. Greene,
lot 4, Block 10, West. Add. Ore
gon, and tract adjoining. .... $1,000
J. n. Murray TO T. o. kreck and
wife, tract in IL, 80, 3S. .... $4,000
". r. and II. b. Crews to c. d.
Smith, lot IL, Block 10, Craig. sil00
NJ. A. Schoonover to b. s. Hunt,
all Block "a, Ginning Add, Bige-
low ....:.... ........:...:..S2i5
Harry Pendergrast to W. +.
Vance, sw Z, 81, 3S.
Carrie Mcdonald TO Carl Melon
aid. tract in ~. SO, 3S..........s5
W. o. Yous to J. l.. Yous, tract
| in 81, So, 80, and 6, 81, 80, -. $1,000
T.. J. Randall TO X. ID. and Sadie
CLEARWATER. tract in Ensworth
and n. l.. Ward Add, Craig. .s525
Christian Meyer to Fred Drcher.
south % acres ne IL, 60, 81. $4,000
Is NJ. Coirman TO Ccrena Shaffcr,
tract in o'Fallon View, Oregon. $500
Minnie Shepherd 10 G. T.. Shep-
l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Nerth American Msoss.

Tho best moose hunting In east.
ern North America 10 found In the
Canadian province Of New Brunswick.
The best In the United States Is In
Maine. Moose are believed to be hold
Ing their own II not Increasing. Err
nest Thompson Seton. the naturalist,
estimates that there are about q mil.
Hon moose In North America.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Ds lssn's Landing In Florida.

On March q. In 1913. on Easter
Sunday. Ponce Dc Leon discovered land
after his voyage Of exploration from
Porto Rico. De Leon had sailed In
search Of the mythical island Of III
mini. where the fountain Of Youth"
was said to b. when be discovered
land On the North American continent
He named the country Florida. On 90.
count Of the profusion Of nowsrA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
To STAR q ciscIs.

Tho stopping Of Z clock may be due
70 ciogged wheels. Thoroughly satu-
rate q piece Of white cotton with kero-
sens oil and place II Inside the clock
case. Probably At the end Of Q week
me cotton will be black with dust that
mas besn losssosd By thasfuass e the
q md ths eiocs wtn ~ 20 va q
esUS 81, 49, 90
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
plsooiorsd ceiilnea

II b frequently found that the cell
ings Immediately above incandescent
NANTES become bisckened. II white
washed. Il can DO cleaned BY being
rubbed over with q mixture OF starch
and water Of the consistency Of cream.
A soft flannel cloth should be used
When dry gently rub on the starch
The black stain will come with II
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
First Automobile.

There has been considerable dis
sussioo % to who built the 6rst au-
eomobtlA but It Is generally admitted
that no one man can be given the
essdit a. the automobile 70 the result
a wosk aloag the line for more than
thrse centuries. The drst horseiess
SaSxAa0ss. q they were called. were
sPssy 0sds and suieA ynlikN the mod
M ss1omohil& w
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

For Sale--A spotted Polsnd male
hog. an extrs good breeder. Call on
or address,
JAMES B. HINDE,
Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

Transfers Tor week ending AnIll "a.
1870:
f. A. Rock To Anna NJ. DOMAIN.
lots 10 and 20, Mccoy's Second
A,ss %s h %ssr% ,' to c. N. wIei $500
i Eeswa pa S <, b'G Craig ana Isssoo
W s. Tbomson No. e MWickiscre ''''
mart of lots md 1s Rlock
9, Craig ....................Sb $1,000
W o T. is s'H Sssk 70 E ED M Wiet aSS
Craig ...,...,. ............ $1,000
o. s ~ S Nv 81, 70 '" L. oarpen' sss 900
In. ID Darncli 10 N, p. Christi, lots
q. 4. g. Block II. V. v. Add.
Mound CITY 's2le
n. j. Deglow 10 p. N. Greenlee
and wife, lands in IS. 80, III. SIS. 600
Edith stevens 10 Cassius Mead.
ows, tract in 10, Block 2,
JOS. Grindstaff to r. M. Guiiiliiamiisi,' ''-
lot 90, Block 0, Craig. -. $500
part lot is, Block 10, Matt.
Oliver Stinson 10 ]. ID. Williams.
lot ~. Block IL. Craig. 800
Ida Savory to J. L. Vandeyer, lot
II,eander Seymour 10 j s. Mayity.
eh se "a. 63. ii. .SiO. 900
IG. w. Edwards to y. L. Edwards.
lands in 26. 81, SO. ,.,,,.,. .S2S 900
Harvey Evans 10 C. n. Whitmer.
tract In 26. 60. 3s, ......... $500
J. L. Minton TO w. II. Minton,
lands in B, go, 80 and 80, 81,
S9............ S27, 1T
IW. VI. Wehrli TO Clara Carson.
mart lot q in Block 6. Mound
CITY .....,,, $1,000
lie. d. Whitmer 10 s, F. O'Failon.
tract in 26, 60, as. .Ss75O
Administrator Deed,
IC. C, Titus, BY administrator, to
r. M. Uphouse and VIE. lots 2.
2. 4. Block 3. Mound CITY EXT. SlO5O
wills:
A. J. VanVickel To Annie yanyickel.
ct al.
Marion C. Wilson TO John Wilson,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

Transfers for week ending April 3,
ioZo;
a., ., ""."",y veos!
W. H. Hodgin 70 j. w. trimmer, ,,o
n,a IL Vi, 80 '..''.:''..'N9'aoo
IL W. kedmon 70 Y. NJ Lowe
lots and ., Block A, J. d NJ. -.
ADD, Sraig' 49, ;;'';,,,;.'ss oo
D. l. Jackson 10 Z; w. BROOKS ,,
l9t l, Block ~, oregon. -. $500
wallace Hardin TO W. s. thomson, -.
tract IN y, o. y, .',;,;..,,'',..siooo
Dale mueller 70 Dale watson, iots
~, - ~ ""'' wv '.ooo
Block /, Maitland $500
D. H. Erickson 10 a. H. Sutton, ,oo
H. u, MeCoy, et a. 70 Far, a.
Hoek, 'o,s ~ anu ~, Meeoys ,ooc
c. A. Learn to Il. W. Long. nv ooo,
sw NV 10, ol, 3s' ',,...';;;.,;,..S 2aoe
D. n, ERICKSON 70 Jennie hollmer -,
n amos Mi N ~. o. 80; .c:c ;:.J js'oo'
40 ~ 80 '""" s,,o,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
BETTER
DEAD

Life 10 Q burden when the body
70 racksd with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
dsspoodsnt and downhsarted. To
bring back the sunshine take 81
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

~; lead'a Hayr Fs,sa 9 c ETE;i 81
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
GOLD MEDAL.
>al!@M:!! o.

5hs asBooaI remedy II Holland fes ovss
80 ysafs; II = On sasmy a al pains -.
saiuag iron tilasy. live end ade 80
ssesbsss. Al dsv6gissa. thsss slsssL
lsss1ss - - o. -! = sssv ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Study the
Markets


Ask any banker the most essential
Thing to do and he will say. Study The
Markets. Ask any manufacturer, and
he will say, Study he Markets. Ask
any up-to-date grain merchant. or any
other merchant. and he will say, Study
he Markets. Ask any live stock
dealer. or farmer. or producer. and he
will say, Study ths Markets. Every
grain and live stock dealer and pro-
Queer in St. Joseph territory should
study the St. Joseph market. The best
market report appears each day in tho
St. Joseph Stock Yards Daily Journal.
official paper Of St. Joseph Live Stock
and Grain Exchanges.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

journal Publishing Company
Aes-<s1 In,nnAs Avenue. ~ Joseph, ~.
UWDeo UnRBDRJ. YuANah~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Warranty Deeds:

Transfers for week ending April "a,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

May i4th school closes. and the
High School Commencement exercises
will be held. Mr.. Herman +. Swine
hart has been secured for the class
address.
+. {. II. S. T.. S.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Forest City School Notes.

The first event of Commencement
week will be the Senior class play,
Between the Acts" Friday night.
The Seniors are working hard on this
play and will try to please you. Your
attendance will be appreciated.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07

The Eighth Grade Graduating cx
ciscs will be held Thursday event.
May ~, ut 3 o'clock. A program
being prepared By the members Of
graduating class, which the public
invited to attend.
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Deaths

wi. l.wrsSss Hsa,sS Sv nd: a. bsS. ASEA .I.s D.
Gcoes Heart Legion. No. !, Anna Ross CIR r
sls, g. 4: r.. ana all other organisations Of
stisnd fSsersf @ % .sryis.s i%eTSu Ts. are nVssd q q
fs L.; s;s,,sssrd rssdssss % q. w cS%s,rians g
soSs aSod sSSsEas sS!ssEsid
ES~.r E%'p %r&on lon ass;: ss s,n n Tr,inS: IS:rss s
ss es, cs! Sssai1S; sfssr = p FTsns''n S ave. H0''
,u!s snKEsoSfse' Rely, %;s Foy 5TsNIT Ssls ,..5
81 attend RIss,y:i IsnsSs sPs friend. are SSscd
SsTo mt fss Fl G:S ave- R0a
BRAMaAT;mNoy, r, is1. T;o.S i2. NARY T.. daush
I.sidsnes. 1899 lincoln ave-. Moors. Pa.
Int: p.iyate Friends may view remain,
invited iunsra services. AZ her nH late 'fSd fosi
fsas %ns $50 F@ts ssrsS ssr MPS Ones eve 1t,
nuRKE,-aNoy -. 1920, NARY, wife .,
ana, friends are invited 70 attend fas.rsi
Wsd.. $50 .. M. from her late residence
sss0 res sa; + sSsIeS sSs%s ~" ~ ss % o n Ms:
Cross Gem. '''
GHRIsTENspN ..sudden!y. Nov. IL, PE
also Mozart Lodse.. No. ass. " and and ' a. n
o,,.n,, n Chap SShsp,sr M. tssars lss r. a ~ En-
No 2s1, !. o.. o, F.; Swedish society ant
sesndlnayisn Society. ere Invited 70 attsn!
N. <ed ST.. on Mon. at .. m.
CLARK.--Nov, ~. 1890. ANNA NJ. wifi,
OF Charles H. Clark. Relatives and friend,
are invited to funeral services, Tues. II
.. m, chapel OF Andrew J. Bair 4 Son
Arch and 10th sts. Int. private.
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DEATHS

c1ARK:m.Nov, ~, PETER, husband Of
the late Ellen Armstrong Clark. Relatives
and ana friends are invited e. attend funeral.
aa2 Locust ave. osrms ntown. solemn. re-
s.p.iou u,e c at chStch s, q Inmscsla,e % Con-
he.Ssad heSdssy y May 2 eois.A miASf Sisss.. slSy:s
trisnds. Real Estate Asesssofs and bsms.
: S s0%l'i:; s;. i%slstis T..sasnos g wi; fsss;:'fs ],
ANN ct % YS rssoi M is, nov nav e4s.. Ss.:'s . &
:ss xvi: s SsSSsss 'Isss
sna l'nsi tss Ssr,nss ssss'tS Ts.S::S... wS.
sa,sS sSas e. s, Monica MAJ: 7: q fssa;% y
,usSsM1w sSSMwSAT-Noy: u. JOSEPH c.. beloved
'';s gGMSisaso MING Of taESsss Esy ~
aS:ssn& sSgss fT:,y e Ss.,is I, S$S$Ia
III = Sp,,sStleSps%r. % io e. az 4;asS.ss"ins. IT. ins
priynis; Gt;sN,ir, Ts'end' y may cell Tue, eve.
a.ssSs:r 4 N: SIs si. y ,!ahn9AsE Ana EEDsS,
% fssasns.. 'f So, Aspsn Ainsr: q. Tss c;.,,n ~ :,
sS:: : cAfssA ssw :. osi s.,.sas s;f e. = soi
ss.sBhsN ssS g. P D'fsissy isss r..S.sss ESS:s
Int Churrhyiiie Gem Train Tor GSurShy hyfi:
- j ,DI,E.SN,,SSIIssoiS:..NoS.is D. SkRd2RHr A
son, Relatives and fr,ends are invited 10 AZ
tend funeral services, At her. late residsnce
2o2s N 10th st.. Tues. 1850 .. m. Int.
dickson, = Noy Ia. MARqAREr c.,
trlends are Invited 70 attend Yunsrai sesy.
S,..s uss All !, p I'M, m precisely. residence,
.DUFFIN Nov. IL, .TiEREsA. daughter
| Of tho late James and Mary Duffin Frisndi
are invited to funeral. Tues, $50 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
SEEK MORE PROFESSORS
u. 9. Universities to Lay Plane &C
Meet Present Shortage

New York. Nov. 15,--fBy A. P.)--
The question OF recruiting college pro-
fessors in sufficient numbers to Offset
the present shortage is to come before
the Association Of American Universi- =
ties, which begins its annual convention
here next Wednesday,,
A survey to be presented at the meet .
log, covering the period from three years
before 10 two years after the war,
win chow that the universities Of the
country have increased their enroll
msnt OF graduate students per cent,
while the number Of students seeking
eraduate instruction who could not be
accommodated has been increased SO
per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
HELD IN HOlO-UP CASE
Nephew Of Police Lieutenant Stlnser
Placed Under $4,000 Ball

John Stinger, 1912 South Twenty
eighth street, a nephew Of former Po-
lice .nh ESs s,nses ss ss,,on .. tne
was held in $1,000 bail by Magistrate
Carson In Central Station this morning
10 await the action Of Chester county
authorit;es in the case Of an attempted
held up near Jennersvile, Pa, on No
vsmber Q
Warrants are also out for his nephew
Edward Singer and his brother Henr,
Stinger in connection with the same
case.
Six men in an automobile attempted
b hold up Abner Brown On the state
read near Jennersville. Two Of the
party were captured and later the war
rents for the three stinsers were sworr
cut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
HELD on FRAUD CHARGE
esnpiste outSt Of Forgery AppII
soo>s SsId to Have Been Found

PstersOn. n. j., Nov. 15.--(By A.
P.)-Ssmuel Kline, known to the police
also az "Dr. g. 8. Walters" was locked
up In Passaic county Jail last night
on a charge Of being a fugitive from
Justice, pending extradition to Jack
son, Mise. The police say Kline ad
nittod, after three hours severe ques
tiopinx. that he had forged checks on
the United States Government and on
bankers and merchants throughout the
country.
In Kline's room in a hotel here the
police say they found a check writer,
check protector and a numbering ma q.
cbipe. Several checks totaling $4,000
and signed Walter Reading, secretary
Of the United States diognostic service. .
also were found. the police announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15

s.n nn2osgr Nov. rs, ALpEnTgA, ALpEnTgsA,,y, A., sSss; IVA
tsSs, s,s % All SY1sTs s%,i.S T's 4
INT. Hoy ssnSicSrs Gem Gem. ~ -
seRB seRhBFE T. 2 saissso sso,;sss g sssi. Il s.rlss ls:ae %
:ss Oliver H: Bsis galldlhs, 1870 Chestnut s.Jsx :
s.., Y. lnterment private. viewing Tuesoss
hand q iss y. ws,s.t Ines Wsi,stsI I'm,
%.sOww %.ss We a. .sns%go,ssh n sh11 1 rts,SsiSs rts,Ssi.SSs cans sls
nsmsins may be viewed Tues. from to
Sf5EsoE EezssSs' ss't sS.s.rs ss S tl;,. L; ~
s;ha Msfy Lesi.s wSiless. Funeral :ery.
ssss.' 1!ss !ssss @ 4n%.r:sn 4 =" ST., at ss.n.s e. ss' &
io:S9 a. Y. n train from Reading Terminal at
s'sasSsy AT nssy,, 10. John 6 husband .,
sss m;RS.t ..s iaSi;:d % .ss.ls nSS fSn.fsi q
s,s .s;ss :s.s s ). 1:S.a Sss. :: M5n .s, ",
ess.Iss Dss sss,, "a. VIII ss,.ss s;s;s ss., ,'sss ;sss.
%isa,s j q. . .sis yea, s,ss s.f p a.e. D''s
,".ifdSsss:%sSSts: g; ALFRED DECATUR, i,
h.ii.,hIyS.s.s ,hISsssnd t,, Of Mar, y Youns; ,sssS ..
sss ana ;nSs %a.SnsscS sSf ss'ss. ss. OF si
funeral services. late r.sidencs, leo W. Dur.
@ Sor,nsooa @ N" Gem, AIRY il.nS. @sG ma, D. ca. r. rpss
T. A.. rassss = Gsssis us, 's.. FsS ssi..
RI; ssis.lis .is e.. ..sa. ss ssIi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
ROYAL GUEST At WEDDING
prince Of walss Attends Marriage
OF His 9querry

I,ouAon, Nov. 16.--(By A. P.)-The
wedding Of the Hon: Piers Lesh young
6ed Shaushnsssy, daughter in law Of
iord ShauEhnessy, Of Montreal, was
cslebratsd at 81. Peters, In Eton
souars, this morning.
The Prince Of Wales and large com :
psny OF distinguished society people
wsrs present.
The bridegroom 10 one of the prince q
eousrrias, and accompanied him on his
eScent tour. One.,f the gifts TO the
briIs was from the Duke Of Conpaught.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
BUREAU PRAISES
v SINGLE COUNCIL
Gutenberg Declares Chamber
Mas Shown Itself Vastly Su-
psrior to Old Bodies
SOME HOPES UNREALlzED

The new single chamber Council here
has shown itself vastly superior to the
old Select and Common Councils IL dis
placed, according to Frederick p.
Gutenberg. director Of the Bureau OF
Municipal Research.
Mr.. Gutenberg wrote his conclusions
for the National Municipal Review.
They were printed in the current mum =
Der. While the new Council, ne stated,
n much better than the two. chamber
system, Il has not come up to all the
fond hopes held out for Il.
''Ipstead Of two chambers with an az
gregate membership OF las there Is a
single body Of twenty one; instead OF
unsalaried members often holding clerk
ships or Offices In the county depart
for each councilman with a charter pro
hleition against dual ONCE holding" he
sald.
Optimistic as 10 Future
Those who express disappointmen.
attribute 1t TO the personnel, making
much Of the fact that fourteen Of the
twenty one were members Of the old dis
credited Council. They also assert that
very few Of the entire number can be
held out as the moral or intellectual
type that was growinsly described dur
Ing the charter campaign as the kind
of councilman Philadelphia would get
The old Councils were composed very
largely OF ward and division politica
leaders. and the sudden reduction In
Ne membership produced rather bette,
qualitative results than might reason
ably have bsen expected. Now that the
step has been taken and the minor po
utical fry have either been otherwis,
rewarded or have been eliminated, there
b every reason to be optimistic as Il
the public's insistence in the future OF
bstter candidates for Council.
newspapers and the professional poi.
ticians have made q great deal Of capi
tal out Of the shortcomings Of the new
Council and have shown no enthusiasm
for It's very substantial gains over th,
old system, They naturally are tempt
Cd by the human weakness for saying
4 told you so.'
Il Grest ImprVvanent
Tn fact, the new Council Is a grea
Improvement, Not only Ii IL siinple
and more business like in theory, bu
il actually functions better In practice
tOr i0HtAnce, IL ~ Ngn.ncant tndt tn
attendance record is now virtually per
feet, the rare absences usually be
ing due to serious illness. It Is note
worthy. too, that the important com
inlttses are almost always up to dat
in their work.
Another gain IL that the sessions o
the Council are more frequent and tha
q special session Ii called when neces
sAry without hesitation.
srbe meetings themselves are les
perfunctory and the.e IL real de'ibers
ton and often genuine debate, neithe
Of which was so much as attempted 1,
the old unwieldy body.
'"rhere 10 still a tendency to follow tn
bell. wether' on roll calls, though ther
is less Of this than Of yore. Fac
councilman signifies now. and It is eos
for reporters and citizens In the CALLER
to observe what goes on during tn
sessions.
'aThe millennium has not yet bee
achieved in municipal affairs throug
rsorSanizins Philadelphia Council, I
be sure, but a distinct step forward ha
been taken"
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LOST AND FOUND

chain bracelet. with pAdioek, az hoSksy
game game v,s. a. phlls Cricket CLUB Friday sNsr
ss eS.ns nu'f R ian: 70 ss, sSs
where o. could be called forf Phone cnsssnut
Hill LIS W. SleYsr4.
DQo-iost. from 1907 Pine. large brown
lloense: answers to name bob, rewnrd.
LosT.-ooins from wsst washinstof lane
to Mannheim and TO- Pulaski ave, an oval
ting. Reward. l2s West Washington lane
Germantown 5000 J.
LosT-0old powder box attached 10 soid
And enarneled link bracelet with 0 charms
initials J.. X. l.. Adeiphia Theatre. Broad ST
or Rits-Carlten Hotel. Return and receive
reward. SOL Chestnut Of.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
BUSINESS oppoaTUNIrIrs

MAKE t1oO, I'd $500 A MONTH. rIrS, !,
P f1sn,sS Sa siMsLRK @ srTLrSNsain II rSNsins pIHNs 9yT
colrse to study: no lessons to learn; ,uss
quiek results write A. once; send no monss,
we mail plans ., with positive proof ff"'s! 4!
eide to keep and use them TO build ny nl.as- as
ant. profitable business of your own M.
only $40 for complete plans: otherwise, Y rn
you will owe nothing; act promptly ana e.s s.s
l2-volume Real Estate Encyciopedia FREsnT' EsnT'
simplst Co, Dept. 400. 1883 Broadway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
RESTAURANT WORK
f,ooa openinss for s1rls iwhite). TO do bus
work; good hours, either IL to or 0 to B,
and good pay.
Apply Bureau OF Employment
wANAAfAKER's

s1LEsf1piEs Without .negm6rsnees, HsS,
MAKE Inonsy on corSsts and brapsiers made
10 Measure; clean. pleasant and rsnned bust
ness. no oxperience necessary: Instructions
who want to earn q salary Of $50 week.
Fiorence BrAssiere Co.. N. Il. cor. 9Th and
Arch.
BECRETARY to handle details. statistical
work and correspondence from dictsphons.
good position. with Advancement: Peasant
iumbia orAaphone Co.. 80 n, 9th ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
PERSONALS

70 wHoM IT MAY CoNCERN--An persons
are hereby expressly notified that no person
debts or to purchase any soods. wares or
merchandise OF any kind or In any amount
whatever In my name or on my account No
contracted by .me personally; no goods OF
merchandise will be delivered at my house OF
In my nnme,. or IN the name Of any person
claiming to live with me at nny place. par.
ticniarly at Q2as Washington ave. Philadei.
In advance OF on delivery 30 essh.
.L LEIdHToN N. FORD.
WOULD like to hear from some one who
knows anything Of Mands Griffith, 18TH
ward. city OF Philadelphia. Please communal.
cate with John Kruss. u, COS Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
BUSINESS PERSONALS

DTAMONNC Pay $50 to $1,000, sl60o each asa.
pie who have u diamond
DNY ICLTT they wish 10 turn into money
BOUGHl suiskHiiy:: 3ft'cs, ,G%i!TcIFs' SSTEs II :
PNVAlE TEyst nIds, Era, j% a,o1., sSd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
NEED BUSINESS CAPlTAL1
OPP. FOR A LIFE TIME

for man with $4,000 or $40. 900 and erecutly,
invention that every auto owner must hays
p 32l. Ledger Office.
WANTED--Floor-la laying contrac actors TO sus.
NIT figures on laying about 205 900 SQUARE
feet u N2h Inch face maple flooring Ia
6-story reinforced concrete building at New.
berry (Williamsport). Pa. Apply superin.
tendent OF construction. $40 Arch st.. New.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

POSITIVELY highest cash, prices FOR your y.
pay SishSr; also old gold platinum Ia and silver
bought estates bought tpriyate: eat. 10 w
The Diamond Shop tS fS,S n sb! 1O!s !@aii.. *.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15

YOUNG LADY wanted for clerical position.
Apply 900 Chestnut st. Ask for Mr.
Quinn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBE,RMAtD. competent sood reference
wishes situation. country preferred. Phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-15

EXCELLENT OPENING in rel. bus for man
with $4,000 cash: sal. and good profits: en.
larging bus; must be seen to be appreciatts;
ref. exch Camille only. A ITO. Led ON
DINING ROOM and apis. central, near l5l
ard Spruce SITS. A 22S, LEDGER Onice