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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10

A tlne square back cutter, upbols-
tered in dark greco velvet. Price $25.
L. Il. Peterson, Athol, Idaho. % 80
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10

Seasoned Aft. Slab Wood, $3.50
cord at PettepheI's mill. Call at II.
J. Keiler's place. 26 Esp
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10

Several items that could not be
placed. on account Of coming in after
part of the paper was printed, are
crowded out of this issue.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10

Highest prices paid for chickens.
We have some fine Il. |. Red
cockerels for sale, reasonable. Call
at w. A. Poleson's residence. 2l.29p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-10
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For Sale-New Singer sewing
machine. Inquire at this office. ESP
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1915 Cotton Crepe
Japanese kin1onos,
Special, $3.50

n With wide flowing
sleeves and in all the high
colors, embroidered in cot
ton.
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PRISONERS FROM TOMBS
TELL OF ARNSTEIN CASE
Brought From New York to Tes-
tify in Bond Conspiracy In
vestigation Here.

Assistant District Attorney Dooling
of New York city and four prisoners
from the Tombs prison testified late
yesterday afternoon before the Dis
trict grand jury in the investigation
of the alleged Arnstein- Sullivan con-
spiracy to bring stolen securities into
Washington for hypothecation. The
warden of the Tom bs and three depu-
ties accompanied the prisoners, Her
bert and Rudolph Bunora and Joseph
and Irving Gluck. former messengers
of brokerage firms from whom the
securities are said to have been
stolen.
The boys are said to have told the
grand jury the supposed connection
OF Nicky ArnEtein and David w. Sui
Ivan with the bringing of the stolen
securities here. One Of the boys, It
is understood. accompanied Arnstein
on one OF his visits to the National
Capital.
MIR. Dooling declined to discuss his
testimony before the grand jury. but
it Is known that he brought some
papers and records showing the re-
suits of his investigation in New
York.
The four prisoners reached Wash
ington shortly after 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon and were Immediately
ushered into the grand jury room.
Their testimony was completed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
ARMY CIRCLES BUZZING
OVER NO POLITICS. ORDER
Effect of Secretary Bakers Decree
on Gen. Woods Activities
Much Discussed.

Army circles are buzzing today over
the order issued by Secretary Baker
forbidding persons in the military
service from taking an active part
in the political campaign, the ques-
ton in every mouth being what eff
feet il Will have on the activities OF
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood.
The order is similar TO that issued
during other administrations. pay
ticularIy that of President Mckinley,
and reads:
The Secretary Ct War has issued
instructions that no person in the
military service shall take an active
part in political nagement or po-
litical campaigns. They are further
prohibited from using their official
positions to influence the result of an
cleo ton.
In announcing the order the Secre-
tarY made il plain that il would not
stand in the way of any officer who
was a candidate for office. and denied
that it was aimed al Gen. Wood. Now
that Gen. Woods candidacy is a thing
of the past and he has announced
his support of Senator Harding, re-
publican nominee he occupies a diff
ferent status. Secretary Baker would
not say how the order would affect
Gen. Woods support of the republican
nominee, combining himself to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
B. d J. Treco and
Selma Corsets,
Special, 1929

Freat and Baek-iace Cor
sets, of a cool material-pink
shade, well boned and with
excellent attached carriers.
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by Gable to The Star and Chicago
Daily News Copyright. 1920.

LONDON, July 29.-Aldrming re-
ports of potential trouble in the near
east were brought to London today
by Z. NJ Newman. American traveller.
who has just completed an extended
tour of the Holy Land. Egypt and ad-
jacent countries.
'Emir Feisal," said Mr.. Newman.
told me frankly that if the French
attempted a further advance it would
mean an uprising among the MOham-
medanS on an unheard of scale.
He also declared that the only ma
ton in position to StraiShten out
near eastern affairs and prevent a
Confia grafton was the United States.
He gave as his reason the fact that
all the warning elements there have
confidence in the ability Of America
To settle difficulties equitably because
she is known to be DISTINGUISHED. Fur
Their. he said that il would require no
more than a competent American COM
mission which could act as a court of
arbitration among the faction which
now see no solution otherwise than
by bloOdShed -
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Corset & Lingerie Shop Items

that will continue the popularity OF
this section with women of discrimination
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Spaniards Pour
Vine in River
To Hold Prices

MADRID July 2g.-TkOusunds
of persons I'm Spain arc inccnsed
over the action Of the wine
growers in the VaIdcpcnas and
other vineyard districts. who,
after meeting. threw large
quantities of this years yield,
which il extremely b0untiful.
into the rivers I'm order. IT is
said, to IN lain tain the high prices
Of wines.
Lack of transportation pre-
vented the producers from OK.
porting wines and fruits. there
fore in the course of their meet
ing the wine growers decided
to destroy the products rather
than permit the public to obtain
wines mt moderate prices.
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Mr. Newman said he had seen ff-
teen divisions OF Enir Feisars troops
all spIendidly equipped with British
"a rms. while the French had less than
one division. FelsaI said that Britai n
had promised in consequence of Arab
support against the Turks that the
Mohammedans would be allowed TO
have a sovereign state with Damascus
as its capital and that they would be
given support in carrying out this
plan. but this was being made impos-
sible by the action of the French.
While he was in Jerusalem. Mr..
Newman said. the city awoke one
morning to find the whole town plas-
tered with posters reading;
Arise, make this national Gene
terry for the Jews instead of ma
tional home for them.
The British forces took imm diate
and drastic action, turning out st.ong
detachments and vigorously patrol
ling the town with armed forces in
automobiles. He is convinced that this
was all that prevented terrible mas
saCre.
In Mr.. Newman's opinion the Turk
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ASK CHINESE TO MOVE.
Picking Legations Rely on Protoco
of 1900.

PEKING July 2S-At meeting
of the American. British and French
diplomatic representatives here it
was resolved to notify American.
British and French nationals that
according to the protocol of 1900, no
Chinese. other than employees. are
permitted to reside in the legation
quarter. a forty-eight- hour limit has
been given them to vacate.
The resolution is aimed at prevent
ing Chinese. particularly political
refugees from obtaining shelter in
the quarter. The edict is especially
applica BILE TO the British-owned hotel.
which is full of Chinese refugees.
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White Cotton
Petticoats,
Special, $l.29

Good Quality Muslin
Petticoats, with embroi-
dered flounce-made well
and cut full. Specially
priced.
Second Floor, Annex.
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The United States now has nineteen
rational parks
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DECLARES u. S. ALONE CAN END
CHAOS IN NEAR EAST AFFAIRS
E. NJ. Newman, Traveller, Fears Threat
Of Gigantic Moslem Uprising-Feisals
Army Superior to French, He Says.

ish treaty is not worth the paper 1t
is written on. He says it will be i'm
possible to carry ii out and that ii
has only served to strengthen the ma
uonalistic feeling.
French Take Damascus.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July % tby
the Associated Press The French
captured Damascus on sunday. after
1--WE hours of desultory fighting
against the diSorganized Arab troops.
PARIS. July 29.-EXpla Were
demanded in TIE senate on France 5
military policy in Syria during a dis
cussion today of the budset granting
credits to the high Commission in
Syria. After Premier Millerand told
the senators that Frances policy was
not one of domination. but of lib
erty and indepe ndence. and that
France preferred diplomacy to war,
they approved the government 5
Syrian policy. POS to 81.
In proclaiming the vote. Leon
Bourgeois. president of the senate.
said it was evidence of the unanimity
of that body in paying tribute to the
soldiers of the orient army and their
chiefs.
Premier Millerand then asked che
senate to associate itself with him
in sending CONGRATULATIONS to Gen.
Gouraud. COMMUNICATIVE chief of the
French army in the east. for his eff
forts in syria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

they were paid their witness fees and
mileage before 4 o'clock. Accom-
panied by the guards. they walked
to Union station and caught the $50
train back to New York
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1919 to 1919

This event represents our greatest
sale, from the standpoint Of volume;
the greatest in variety of selection and
preparation, and the most important
in actual savings.
Colored Discount Tags-eacf1 dis
count on a different colored tag-will
tell you Of the saving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

came to San Francisco to attend tn
democratic convention and vas tak&'
i'll following its close. He was Put
Usher of Reedy's Mirror, st. 10 II
weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
S6.95 French Vo;1e
B7ouses,
Sbecia7, .S2.95

Just at the time when
you will be wanting a
high grade Lin g erie
Blouse to wear with a tub
skirt. Sizes SO to 46.
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W. M. REEDY. EDITOR, DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-William
Marion Reedy. st. Louis. widely
known editor. died here yesterday. He
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statement that the order spoke for it.
self.
The republican national committee
had planned to Use Gen. Wood as one
of the speakers during the campai gn
just beginning, and there is no small
interest among the generals fellow
officers as to how he will regard the
new order.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
The Only Pillows Filled ,cih Washed Feathers

Every feather every Rc>wrl i. actually washed thoroughly
purified by torrents of pure water through wc, pass high
vcocity electric currents which anhiatc animal life Every
feather steamed again aI again. and shaken and sorted in
tcn-fnld prexr>> through which thousands nf pounds of
feathers carried by powerful air blasts untouched by human
hands, This is the exclusive Rr,twrl prucrss.
Rcstwc Pillows and RcStwc Mattresses sale at Bsking.
Furniture and Department Siorrs you. If YOU don't
know where. write U.S.
The Robinson Roders Co. Inc., Newark, NJ ].
Makers Of R.fxd kkiss
Ywk Rock eisnd 81. Louie
WsdSs Lrrreu PNsr ~siM shressAf AfassJsrfs
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CITY

GARDEN. baths. mod. neat
1928 Hutchinson rooms. $1,000.
l4B5 Brown s rooms central.
1870 Diamond IL rooms, baths. .
sSf, Perliomen roo Ridge aveD. II rooms,
Green near 18th. 4-sty. apartment house, -
suites cleo lights. mod. heat hre-escape'
1914 Wallace, 10 rooms. vacant
20To e Arizona. rooms slO21.
ia Vine. store and IL rooms. estate
204H-2lO5 Rrandywine. rooms. ,,
e0o5 Columbia ave, store & dws. side yard.
1929 n. 10th. IL rooms, vacant. 49,,
Cor. 10Th and Brandywine store ana u"s'
St2 n. 18th. 12 rooms. . baths. -,
III S. 42d. 12r.. b.. side yard. porch' e'eC'
1927 Jefferson. \ rooms. !,
] 435 Ogden 15th and Poplar, -ooms; =.
s2s-a6 Ridge ave. So It. front, ~ 90" sa.it
ai5s Wallace 10 rooms. s35OO.
1923 Green. 13r: b., side yard a' " 9geS 99ggfb
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14-room dwelling: ell
train service. G. NJ. Anan. 12ls Chestnut ST
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MYERS & BARTH

RIDGE AVE. AND 10TH ST.
fe47 N 18TH Sr.-Three-story. broom
house; interesting price and terms.
WALLACE ST. near 1TTH-1.arge story
10 rooms and . baths early possession;
e21 N 11TH-Three story. 10 rooms and
bath: monthly lease: reduced 20 stOoo.
1915 WOOD S1'.--Near Parkway: sure 10 IN
creas Sc in value: story g rooms.
,I5 X. 18TH ST.-Three story. 10 rooms
and bath: interesting price. .. -.
3O6 MELON ST-Three story. corner; Iot
o5x80; price $4,000.
issI \. 18TH ST.-Three story. II rooms;
good condition: price $500. "a -.z.,
1919 MASTER ST.-1hree story. ~ roon5
nd hat DricA S5500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21

SQ500 Detached attractive dwelling. s
p/|oo rooms. hot-water heat; gas and
WILLIAM J. OFT
phone Ilanerch 209 Brookline, Pa
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lots: near Genolden; e
2Oy2OO Dick a1S Land Title Bldg.
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ELKINS PARK

TRHEE-SToRY u stone house: / square to
- station; very attractive; IL rooms. large
room for garage; price $13!500
WIN. T b. ROBERTS & SON GIenside. Pa
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TOLCROTT
LANsDOWNE

$40 ,000-Greenwood ave. prettiest section of
Lansdowne: convenient to transportation:
,,.5G G25lonial style house. built before the war,
terials were used: could not be duplicated
today for $1,000 more than price asked /:
customary living rooms and central hall on
chambers . baths lot S3x3l3: abundance
shade, shrubbery; garage; possession at once;
modious dwelling IN one of Phiiadephia' s
best suburbs. Will appreciate this home. To
inspect phone Lansdowne 1905. Chester
Osborne. 1929 Chestnut st. Locust 5037.
CORNER Bryn Mawr and Windermere---At-
tractive residence and garage all mod
ern appointments: mstured evergreens and
plants; abundance Of shade lot 1OOxi5O
D0s'fsEiSo IERoY %HS9 woRRELh sfSH5If sooe Market
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FACTORY SPACE

18th and Venango: second floor: abou, esoa
square feet. VIM. l.. Craven's Sons 2ols
Columbia ave. ~"
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OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
Storage Rooms

DESIRABLE light. dry. basement. sultabs
for clean storage; high ceiling electric
light. power elevator to sidewalk; contains
900 square feet; reasonable rent. Apply
i G. FULLER. 10 S. 18th st.
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RYDAI.


ON MAIN LINE-Beautiful home, ali that
lights. hot water heat; garage with mans
room; near both railways and Lenca ster
pike. HOWARD b. WILSON 4 CO., 3is2
Germantown ave.
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stores and Dwellings
Observation-Disclosures

5O05 y. BROAD ST.-Three-story store and
w ID, CHAMBERS 4033- N Broad 81
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Bargain in Market Property
WaShinu+on n ~

On one of WashinRton's busIast ,+o....,
fsIes and the most tbckiy settled seetIonG tInGn, q;
feet by depth OF 100 feet; offsreag ff4ntags g 80
ysSr sS o6 rent for yearly lease this 'S'So SooS
lam H g Mese1 MHTphg ss5 ApPyist9 AApPy t9 owner vii
WashinEton d c. Write. wire or nhboS..' r.
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MILFORD

BEAUTIFUL PROPERTIES for sal. Io,
ford, Del; modern house, just on edne
OF town, In perfect order, 7 large roorS J
ming water. acetylene light. perfect conditionn
hot,wate5 ani hot-9tr heating system: neces
ssS d ntbg acres Of excellent land
For information phone Preston 2772 or Wit:
THOMAS TIERCE Milford Del "'ite
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MEIROSE PARK
MERTON
MERION
MOORE

DETACHED dwelling, lot 4Oxl50; all con-
veniences hot-water heat. II block from
trolley: all industries along Delaware river;
owner desires large house SUBURBAN home
man S14 10th ave. Moore. Pa
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HERKNESS & STETSON

NEAit BRISTOL, a1-acre farm; Broom brick
M hopss hsr All CITY eonyenienees In both house
a.. Q. THOMAS egag oRR 70
AZ fend 81. bFisteI Pa. Phone sl7 !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21

SALE-S. W. corner 18th and FitEwater
sts. I; possession. Jan, 1921; 4-story build
ins bOxB0i dye house bout S0SlO0 II. power
pisnt, permit necessary w. Bruce Barrow.
fsS M 18th 81.
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FERN ROCK

PERFECTLY unique home: alone; 10
rooms. long porch. h.-w heat: fine large
garden; SO. from trolley. HOPE, Sr.
CENTRAL 7-room store and dwelling, garage.
prominent corner: easy terms HOPE. Sr
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$500 ANGORA STREET

oOS \ nth ST. desirable side-yard resi-
dence: Let 40x120 tt; II rooms. baths
ha rdwood finish; southern exposure on side:
ana readily convertible into apartments; rea-
sonable p-ice to close an estate J. c.
a ct
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FRANKF0RD

ON tHASE-1mm poss. Standwood and n
SIS; rms. and BATH cor. lot 25xg4:
Sfeu". Bruntroger Bros. Rising Sun and
Sottman. Phone. Fox Chase 505
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MT. AIRY-GERMANTowN

119 f. DURHAM ST.-Three-story brIci;
garage; owner leaving city.
JAS. y. W1NCHELL. 18th and SAMSON sts
DETACHED. 6 bedrooms. hot-water heat,
electric light: lot 35x200: S1O 600
G. NJ RANDLE. 81 s. 18th st
225 L. DURHAM ST.--3-story 10 rooms
eiec. light. modern: Oossession NAV /.
$1,000 now. Collins. 1912 Lehigh ave.
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$05OO NsS Sn lot f0a oa
15O. hest of location; Z rooms bath, laundry
and sleeping porch. aax-,,,,r, N.
Phone Llanerch 293
&OEO0 All bricl; and slate roof, gas and
p1OOO electric: in one of the best sections
of L!anereh; owner ownSrI must bR sell sSenIIi,1INE. PA.
Pheae Ihanerch 293
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

SPRUCE ST. 54l2-1+-lG-20 80
THAN ST. s.. 227-20-3l -33-3o-39
Dasirsbls . family APARTMENTS. 06th and
Walnut; bargain for quick sale.
y w. corner 57th and Locust: dwelling and
basement storer interesting for quick sale.
X ISiTTNER loS Real Estate Trust
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WASHINGTON. ID. n
Bargain in Business Property

on one of Washington's blsIeat thor,
fares 4,story brick building, contalnnIEnh., ct9lnIEh,
about, about @ 70 oOo square , feet OF floor spaes;
which is much needed in its iocalitvcr e
tdnn 6SiiSinE without GT9gnd could not be erected
s65 900 net: Apply to owner WI Wifi ihis % Unee'
Murphy, 6355 MaIyand ave, N E'SH b.. W., <.
ington. ID. 9. Write. wire or phona WISH
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

an ... 4. STOCK FARM
uaIl sSyes. S a. minutes from Philadelphia CITY
residsSyce ny 'FS,n or motor large stone Colonial
h9t,water heat and ali modern imprevs. psovs.
ne1ts; ,iea surrounded by old shade: 2 fine IagRe
small tenant house; 2 springhouses' nanitr1 npS
nNu5es M h,s;, hoshouses, icehouse. clubhouse etc
8 iand extensive meadows. with runnIng
Ing; raiTosS entSdIsh ststIssh for boating and bath.
near , good schools and well-known fox.bani,
lnE cup and golf club; apple orchard: wonId
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21
Observation-Disclosures
IAWNDAIF

I,AWNPALE-New homes. side yards; o
rooms. bath. laundry. gas and eieStrieitiy,' ;li,
hot-water heat: deep lots. See H. j. Tunstali,
iOo6 Cottman ave Open sundays:
q ROOMS and bath: all imp, nearins comp. {;
lot 25x121 $4,000: others. 10000 ana up.
Brrntrager Bros: Rising sun ana Sottinan
St Fox Chase BOO.
good properties. large
and small See Tunstall. 1905 Cottman
ave Open Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21
Observation-Disclosures
ST. DAvDS
WAYNE

WAYNE
AIIRACTIVE Broom house. . baths; cor
ner lot, 135N230: brick stable; small coach
mans house, good fruit and other trees.
high location; $I360O eeS'
HERMAN WENDELL
1O5 WAYNE ave-. Wayne Pa
IMMEDIATE possession. stone and stucco
mouse. with high Colonial coiumns
rooms. sleeping porch. baths, hot-water
Ins, neat, eiec.. gas kitchen. stone fireplace in
Iarse living room; conv. station; SlI ono
easy terms J. NJ. Froneneld. Wayne Pa
REMoDELED broom house, bath p.,ntos
eyt Whlte inside, and out; lot 1OOx236: good
iruil ana shade trees: $40, 800 eN'N
HERMAN WENDELL
l02 Wayne ave. Wayne, Pa
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PENFIELD

GID NM Detached hollow tile and stucce
pl %'OSS residence, with garage: good
shrubbery; this property must be seen 70 be
WILLIAM J. OFT. BRooKIINE, PA.
Phone Llanerch 203
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NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN


sl2. 2.Q0o-PRoF1TABLE FARM. a17 acre,
70 p99ta.o. grain; dairy farm; on macsdam
Pahdilnadelphia: adn good buildings tenant housa
looV peaT,ng aII,n 1each trees: acres timber.
ALBERT PRESSER, Burlington NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21

ElGHT-ROOM house; good barn aud out
buildings; acres land; Joins the village
q Laurelton, Pa an ideal place for any one
wishing 20 go in the poultry business; price
$1,000. Laurelton Foundry Co. Laureltou.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21

CHESTER COUNTY FARM

90 acres. miles east of West Chester on a
good road southtof Paoli- West Chester pike
god productive and with fruit large irri-
gated garden and acres woodland; 12-room
stone house, freplaces; stone and frame
barn, water plant and sprnghouse.
C.. S. HARPER
105 Cricket ave, Ardmore
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WHLIAMSTOWN

for variety of uses. II acres OF ianS yvii
dlis,mhsitown; ds,nhis y il 40 minutes from PhiIa-
oeipnia' s' on camden and Atlantic Railroad; |;
tracks; power plant, electricity and Steam
a,yaiiabie; also 80 dwellings adjacent 10
divide & to suit customer THE CIJMBERi.A MI Nh
TRUST CO., Trustee Brtdgeton ~ In4Nb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21

TWELVE MINUTES from seth st. terminal,
stucco dwelling, living room. dining room,
kitchen. 4 bedrooms. tile bath, hut-water
heat, gas and electricity: s925O
GEO. l.. BARNES, 1901 Chestnut ST.
HOUSE and garage with . acres al Haver-
ford $50, 900 Andrew Macdonald 1915
SAMSON st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21
BROOKLTNE

sty. detached 6 rooms
& bath: immed, poss.: $500. Mccormick &
Mccormick. lincoln Bldg. and Elkins Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-21
Factories, Manufocturlnr r,o,,.
GERMANTOWN
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Factories. Manufa rturinE Floor,

RENTS collected. Any part of cjty
Lewis Cohen, Cd, 18th and Bainbridys At,