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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

odd but one cannot assert extremely attractive are sport coats of black Russian pony, belted at the waist and flaring jauntily at the hip. Collar and cuffs are of raccoon or skunk. But some women always seem to fancy the shiny coarse pony pelt and undoubt- edly Santa Claus will select many | black pony coats this Christmas. For sport wear there are short belted | jackets of nearseal, very good looking l indeed If you do not mind wearing fur that is frankly an imitation 1 though sometimes a very good imita- ton of the expensive Hudson Bay seal. l One of the handsomest sport and motor coats of the season is of kolin- sky dyed marmot with large collar and cuffs of natural raccoon. Very smart on some women-tall and slim ones-are leopard coats. These leop- ard garments are seldom trimmed with contrasting pelt, the rich brown markings of the leopard skin being trimming enough.
 Black Fur For Formal Occasions
 More and more are colored furs be- ing relegated to the sport realm and black ones reserved for formal wear. The exceptions to this are moeskin and sealskin, both used for very for nal wraps and for trimming on for mai frocks. But this winter Santa Claus will certainly choose some rich broadtail coats and many neckwear sets of lynx where last year he choose coats of seal and neckwear of skunk, mink or kolinsky The black coats are trimmed with brown fur--as for instance the graceful afternoon model pictured, of broadtail with mink collar and cuffs. And you observe plenty of dangling tails and brushes on the mink trimming
 Three typical Christmas fur-sets are pictured, the sort of fur sets Santa Claus is very busy picking out now. Most beautiful and Christmassy is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

skirt of the coat fiaring jauntily to the knees below the tight belt--as the girls have been wearing their wool topcoats this fall, belting them in trimly to give a military silhouette.
 very good looking sport coat Is of gray squirrel with big collar and enormous cuffs of pointed fox-a handsome model this Raccoon coats in jaunty thirty-six inch length have deep shawl collars and bell cuffs and, of course, belt. The dress coat of fur may or may not possess pockets; the sport coat always does. Rather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

= HE new street styles in Paris show slightly longer skirts-now
 that America is trying to decide - pro or con in regard to the ab- breviated skirt lengths that came over with the early autumn models. And there is a tendency in Paris, also, to- ward slightly fuller skirts-swingin in a graceful flare line about ten inches from the ground. This would just cover the top of buttoned boot top, or spat. and is pretty length
 A model by Penon in black broad cloth is tight in bodice and sleeve and has circular, faring skirt edged with black fur. A narrow fur choker goes around the neck, and a cape, hanging back of the figure to the hips, is lined with white satin. A Lanvin suit of black velvet has the same circular
 kiFt and the jaunty jacket ends at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

formal look-they are not supposed to suggest dignity and elegance like the distinguished fur coat you wear with your afternoon gown, white kid gloves and dainty buttoned boots. Sport furs suggest free and easy outdoor occa- sons and have a style all their own naturally style that expresses youth fulness and jauntiness. For sport coats Santa Claus will prefer leopard
 or muskrat-civet is not fancied so much this year. Some of the sport coats are of nttria and a stunning one is belted trimly at the waist with the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

the tassels falling below the knee when the cords have been tied. This white ermine wrap with Its black trimming, is lined with black satin and is new and odd enough to please capricious French taste this season. A more practical French wrap is of black baby lamb with shawl collar and roll back cuffs of white fox, and the lining is of white satin--a beautiful and con- servative wrap this which may be worn afternoon or evening.
 Sport Furs Popular With Santa Claus
 | Sport furs must have a saucy, in-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

Lovely flower costumes for fancy dress parties can be made of crepe paper in shades of rose, yellow and green. Harlequin costumes, Colum- bine costumes, clown costumes, peas ant costumes, bird costumes, historical costumes--all can be fashioned out of crepe paper. and the crepe paper may be had in much more pleasing shades than would be obtainable in the cheap quality of woven fabric usually select ed for such ephemeral costumes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

and astrachan is particularly smart. A Russian turban of light gray astrachan is pictured, and the turban is matched by cravat and round huff. The Rus sian effect is carried out on the hat by an impressive sort of ornament spark ling like the jewels on a Russian head dress, but in this case the jewels are of glass-turquoise and green in a mount ing of silvered metal. A very pretty Christmas set this, including Russian turban, cravat and huff; but Santa Claus must pick it out for a youthful. wearer.
 Ermine For Christmas
 Santa might pick out the ermine wrap for almost anybody at any age and please her to distraction. Though truth to tell, not a few women might find wrap of this style and quality something of a white elephant on their hands and could not get much good out of their Christmas gift until they had exchanged 1t for cash value. And the cash value of the ermine wrap pictured would buy one many, many stunning negligees and very probably a chaise tongue and three-mirror dress ing table to boot. It Is indeed mag nificent wrap, one of the most beauti- full evening wraps of the year. White tailless ermine has been used for ev- cry inch of it and the shirred strips of ermnie set in striped effect in wrap and cape collar add considerably to the responsiveness of the garment. It is lined with white satin, too, this ex- quisite, spotless wrap; and in it a1- most any woman would be lovely.
 A French opera wrap of ermine is in cape style with slashes to put the hands through. There is a deep collar of lynx and the wrap ties at the throat with black silk cords and huge tassels.
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tunes rather a burden. Cheesecloth, even, costs tidy bit these days-and, of course, after such a costume had
 been worn once it was of no further use. But now these fancy dress and dramatic costumes may be built of crepe paper, stitched on the sewing machine and cut out by ordinary pa per patterns. And if ribbon, flowers or lace are used for trimming, the trimming can be quickly shipped off when the paper costume is done with.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

"A or clothes for paper dolls now;
 but paper clothes for dolls. All
 the difference in the world! The - = Christmas dolly is robed from smart Parisian bonnet, to dainty bow knotted slippers-all in paper. Ana the paper clothes are fascinating 10 make--and easy. And oh so much quicker. You can turn off whole trousseau for the bride-doll in an aft ernoon.
 Not only mother will have fun, dressing the Christmas doll; but small daughter, also, replenishing dolly's Christmas wardrobe; for the paper frocks, coats, hats and petticoats can be fashioned by little fingers and no-
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set of snow white foX-this becoming fur never goes out of fashion, and this year will be worn with skating costumes of dark velvet at the indoor rlnks. A practical set is the one in cluding huff and flat scarf of nutria. The scarf is cleverly shaped to fit gracefully about the throat and shoulders and the huff Is smart in it's compact roundness. These sets come in beaver, in mole and in sealskin also. Opossum is a fetching fur and Santa always has to provide a lot of it. The opossum set pictured shows the proper way to wear a fur neck piece this winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19

@ mas uONeltltS tneTe are CulAuibS D
 little barometers that tell whether it is going to be clear and bright--so you can risk wearing your ostrich plumed hat-or rainy and damp. making stormy weather togs advisable The bAometer is a dainty growing plant in a small pot; that is, the plant looks as though 1t were growing. so natural it is and so lifelike. But 1t is really made of pa per and the Blowers change color as the weather prepares to change. The little barometer plant comes in box with dainty bit of Christmas verse and costs less than a dollar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-19
What Parisiennes Are Wearing Out Doors

dolman sleeves. and front and back in long, straight panel-lines.
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YOUR GIFT CAN TELL HER ABOUT THE WEATHER

A MONG the lower priced Christ A mas novelties there are cunning = little harop,etarc that fell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
LOS BOLSHEVIKlS NO
TRATARAN CON Ell
GRAIL. WRANGEL
Tchitcherin refuta las
noticias adVersas
Dice que TODD 10 que Sc dice
contra Russia ahora no es
mas que una propa-
ganda anti-roja

BERLIN. Octuhre Liza actual
INVASION de notieias dssfavorablcs pa
ra Russia que Sc han eStado publican
do como procedente de Moscou Y otras
ciuda6eS de csc pals Y en- las que sc
hace una description terrible de Ia ST
tuaci6n. rusa. no es nj mas nj mcnOS
que una propaganda a~nti-rcja.
como u que va Sc hu hecho en- otraS
ocasiones para crear cierta confusion
entire los gobiernos que eStan on ira
tos con 81 Soviet. a fin de hacerloS
Greer que Russia no puede hacer Ia
paz.
Tai Is en- esencia Ia declaration he
cha por -. T@hitcherin. Ministro dc
Relaciones Exteriores del Soviet. quien
ha enviado TN mensaje inaldmbrico
desde AToscou. en- respuesta Il n in
veStigaciGn que Sc hizo por el CORES
ponsal de n agencia de information
de aGui.
T~chitcherin manifesto que 81 gobier-
no Gel Soviet no pediria al general
Wrangel los terminus bajo los cuales
podia solucionarse el conflicto arma-
do con sus fuerzas. pero que 'trataria.
con 81 como SO merece.'
R~efiriendose 4 las noticias que han
cstadc circulando en- eI extranjero acer
ca de Que cada dia cstalian rebelro-
mes On ia Russia del Soviet Y de que el
pueblo Sc haIla hanbriento al grade
De que Sc temc IN ievantamiento Ce-
neral. q Ministro Tchitcherin. dice en-
su mensaje que tales noticias son del
TODD falsas Y que soIamcntc Sc han
echaGo 4 volar para oSstruir los ira
haioS de paz del S0hie-ro.
La sitraci6n interior en- Russia. Sc
halla iTccmmnvihle. dice 81 N!inistro.
La moral del pueblo cs tan bucna CO.
mo 10 ha sido siempre = los reveses
tcmpcrales que hemos tenfdo en- el
irente occidental no han hecho mas
que afirmar Ia determinaci6n de asc-
curar IA posici6n de la Russia del So
Wet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
Ell JAPON SoMETERA A Ia llGA
De NACIONES IA QUESTION
RACIAL

PARIS. Octubre 13.-Lo numeroso
de la delegation %japonesa que asistira
a IN reunion de Ia Asamblea de IL Liga
de Naciones en- Ginebra, ell l. del en-
trante noviembre. ha causadO gran
sorpreSa aqui. Los japoneses, SeGun Sc
sabe. han apartado nada menos de 104
cuartoS Distributes en- varios hoteies
de Giniebra. mientras 81 numero de
pleas que han apartado las deleCacio-
mes dc otros- pa1ses es musho menor.
Los ~japoneses lleSaron primero Y han
obtenido los mejores cuaTtos.
En- realidad de verdad. los japone-
ses tienen POGO interes en- las cuestio-
mes que van a discutirse en- esa asam-
blea, excepto en- Ia question racial, Que
tratan ahora de presentar nuevamen-
te para aplicar su soluci6n u Ia cues
ton de California d~irectamente.
Sc recuerda ahora que Ell Jap6n
Lisa de NacioneS. en- Ia Conferencia de
Paz de Paris, por 10 cue a Shantung
Sc referia Sc reserve Ell derecho de
~presentar sus objeciones en- otra o,4-
sion.
Iap6n puede arrojar una bomba en-
Ia corierencia de Ginebra o la cues
ton racial Y tai posibilidad. mejor d.
cho. Ia seguridad que Sc tiene de que
asf 10 hara en- Ia pr6xima asamblea-
esta causando gran inquietud aquf.
dada Ia actitud americana
Sc calcula que por 10 menoS 1000
personals asistiran a las sesiones de
Ia asamblea. Ia cual c%ortinuara en-
funciones hasta Ia Navidad. probable
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
OTRO MOVIMIENTO
ARMADA CONTRA
O ROJOS
Esta or anizandose por
los rusoS bIancos
Para la fecha los nueyos
enemigos de los rojos
cuentan con mas de
$4,000 hombres

WASHINGTON. OCIubre l5.-UH
nlievo movimiento militar contra Il
robicrno del Soviet russo ha esialladO
en- Ia frontera occidental rEsa. segQn
5iaforman Las ultimas noticiaS rccjhi-
dss aquI hoy. Segdn - dice. 81 movi-
miento esti propalaudose al oriente
de In Inca actual de las fuerzas po-
lacas Y SO cree que eStd Sierdo TO-
mentsdo nor los rusos blancos o por
elemenJos anti-bolshevikis.
FL rdmero de hombres conqUe cuen-
"a el ruevo movimiento. Sc eStima en-
cerca de $4,000 en- 81 frente ukraniano
V 5000 en- eI trente del norts, a. orien-
re de Wilma.
En- los circulos mi!itures aquL Sc a
tribuye una gran i~mportancta q este
morimiento, conSiderandc que puede
venir Z reemplazar a Ia Campaua pola-
CT que ahora - hAlla ~suspendida On
en- vista de In firma del arrniSticio. No
So espe~a. Sin embargo. que eSa lucha
Sc convierta en- r vigoroSa otcnsiva.
nunGue 81 podrd deb!itar 81 Doder mi
htar dc Jos rojos en el freute Occiden-
tai V hacer que los campesinos ruSos
e las tropas del Soviet. QUO va Sc ha-
nan carSadaS 10 ia iucha. aprovechcn
Ia oportunidad para levautarsc en- ar
mas.
NaturaImente que q sXito de cual-
1uier Ievantamjento de campesinos de-
pendc N gran parte lie Ia actitud de
las trSpaS rlsSaS ~holshevikis. Fin n
region de Ia Ckrania. cS doudc pudie-
ra tornar Il movimiCnro I'm gran auge.
On POGO TEMPO. pues ALI han estado
acurriendo ~frecuentes levantamjentoS
10 c~ampcSinos y deSercioncS dc solda-
dos rojOs.
Tambi&n - dice Que e. regimen del
Soviet 50 haila amenazado por 81 Este.
cerca de Ia frontera Siberiana. en- don
lie Sc aSeSuya que Ma estallado otra
revuelta de camPeSinoS, que Va han
soStcnido alSun>S cOmhaIeS con las
fuerzas h~oiShevikiS en- Ia region &c
Omsk. segUn las noticiaS de fuentes
mas o menoS auIorizadaS. Los caVpe-
siuoS han cortado Ia VIA del Ferro-
csrril Transiberiano en- has cercanias
dc Tcmsk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
UNA FEDERACION DE
ESTADOS RUSOS
EN- FORMAClON
~Integraran los Estados
Unidos de Russia
La formaran la Rutenia, la
Ukrania, Ell territorio Co.
saco y Ell que domino
ell Oral. Wrangel

WASHINGTON. Octubre l5.-Ofj-
cialmente Sc ha sabido aQui que den
rro de POGO tempo Sc anunciard que
una nUeva Y poderoSa organization
que sc reconoCeri como los EstadoS
TnidoS de Russia. Sc formari con los
ES;ados de R~utenia. Ia Ckrania. el te-
r~ritorio de los Cosacos comprendido
entire 81 Mar de Azov y e. VolSa y 81
te-rirorio todo que actualmente domi-
nan las fucrzas anti-bolSevikis del ge-
neral Baron Wrangel. FL territorio Que
Co~mprenderi Ia nueva organization,
inclUiri aproNimadamente las tres sep
timas parts de Ia ~poblaci6n toal de Ia
Russia Europea.
RI primer PresideDte de q
Repuhlica Sc eSpera que sea el gene
raj WranceL quien Embellishments
despu@S de orGani2ado Ell nuevo Esta-
do. p~ropondri que todas las fuerzas
militareS de los territories comhina.
dos. ~emprendan TN ataque general So
hrc las fuerzas del Soviet russo Para
tai fin. Wrangel So propone reunir
$50. ObNs hombres. o sea IA fucrZa mas
formidable que So haya reunidO para
comhatir a los rojoS. WrangeI contara
tlmbitn con IA cooperation activa de Sc
menoff. a ahora Jiene a su mando IN
fUerte nticleo dc tr0paS en- Ia Siberia,
que estdn combatiendo contra los
holShevikiS.
Tan grande es o. inter6s que q GO
Hi@rno 10 los EStados UnidoS ticne en-
81 moviuiento que encaheza 81 general
WrangcL que envi6 a! Almirarte New
ton \. ATcCury y al Coronel w \.
Castle. para que hiCie~an una minucio
- inspection CT TODD 81 freute de las
f~uerzas .,n~ti-holshevikis. Y dichos je-
fes acahan de llecar a Constantine
pla de reEreso dc su mission.
Fl rcSUltado polftico de eSta pro-
pueSta nueva federation. segGn Sc OK
nlic6 en- los c~irculos ~oficialeS de esta
capital. hoy seri 81 reStablecimiento
prdctico del Sobierno de Kerensky
hajo IN Dombre mas popular. ESe 60
hierno que aGn Sc halla rerresertado
aQUt por IN E~mhaajd0r. NJ. Boris Ba-
kehneJieft es o. Inico que los EStados
Tnidos han r~eco0ocido desde IA cafda
del Zar Nicolas de Russia.
Tarto los Estados URidoS. como los
| aliados. 80 hallan convcncidoS de que
| este cS 81 momento nsicolGgicO para 81
| txito de tai federation. pues no Sc
! Oculta q nadie que Q, regimen de Lee
nine Y Trotzky esta a punto de de-
rrumharse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
NueVoS y SanSrIentoS
motines en- Italia

PARIS. Ortubre l5.-En variaS par
ties de ItaIis ,ocurricrOn GeSirdenes Ell
dfa de hoy. seSun- las notiCiaS recibidaS
aauf. en- las que sc aSegura que duran
te esaS manifestations. muchaS perSo-
mas han resultado muertas Y h,ridas.
I'm los mo,ines que hubo en- FGggia.
diez personals resultaron muerJaS y
otra mas en- Brescia- En- Eolonia hubo
einco muertoS Y mas de veinte heridos
IN Ia lucha que Sc trab6 en- las GALES
dc esa ciudad entire sotdados Y cjvjieS.
Este choQue tGvo lugar durante ms
manifestation ~orgaDizada por los ohre
ros, que han proclamado ahora n
auelga general en- eSa ciudad.
En- Milan tambisn ha habido sus
des6rdeneS y tres bomhaS fueron AFRO
Jadas al Hotel, Cavour, en- donde Sc
encuentrau aloiadoS los representa-
ties francesaS q ingleSes-Ge lazLdga de
las Naciones. Las expsostenss causa-
ron serios perjuScioS p1ateriales, pero
no hrao desgracias pArsonsieS. segdn
So arunci6.
En- Trieste Sc libr6 IN combate en-
las Gales deSa ciudad en5re seldados
y civiles shabiendo resaltadO un civil
muerto Y varies heridos- Los Soldados
asaltsron las ofieinas dsa peri6djco So
cialista "Eoratore." = las que prendie-
ron fueso lueso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
La VIOLINETA

Los rccuerdos del cautivo. los aTores del pocta.
los muSita ALA a 10 lejos IL dorado violineta
con sus ccldas diminutas V sus lengUaS de metal,
trae el alma acopgojada no Sc que dcSconocido
QUE traSforma en- elaGias el risueho madrgal.
que han traido a mi "etiro cual palomas mcnsajeras
muchos rayos de esperanto. Gnuchos besos dc Illusion:
q perfume dc sus lahios, en- aroma de las flores
que cort6 solo para ella del jardtn de mis- anores,
V que han muerto marchitas al caior del coraz6n.
Yo he escuchado @! aire triste de esas notas tan eNtrahas
que eNtrangulan Ia garganta y h~Imedecen las pestafas
con las ldgrInas que empuja Ia tormenta del pesar.
V he crctdo escucharlas... transportado ALA muy Iejcs
que vefa los dorados V 7ul"icimos reflejos
del sol rubio que besaba los BALCONIES de mi hogar.
70 no Sc que pero resUena como musica Givina
en- el techo abovcdado de mi estrecha barto!ina-
adnQue allegro sea el ritmo. como I'm hinlno de. dolo:;
sis acentos de congota. SUI constante melodfa
G ir>pirando el pensamierto con 81 cal ice dc amor.
Yo no ST. pero ora baje, ora suba su sonido
trae el alma econ=ojada no So que desconocido
que transforms en- alegrias el risueho madrisal.
Y las dudas del cautivo. los ensueEos eel poeta,
los nusita dulcemente Ia dorado vioIineta
con sus celdas diminutas y sus lenguas de neral.
Alberto RUBIO.
(Guatelalteco)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16
Las fuerzas de WranseI
%continuan obteniendo
briIIantes exitos

SEBASTOPOL Octubre 15.-El a.
vance de las fuerzas del general Wran-
gel a rraveS del rio Dnieper continua
neyandose I etecto con muy buen ext
20 : pesar de Ia desperate resistencia
de los b~oJshevikis y de la c~ontra-ofen
silva QUE en- direction de Pologu eStan
hacienda aquellos en- 81 frente del No
reSte.
Las tUerzas aHti-bolShevikiS no han
Se1tido hasta ahora. Ia ~reacci6n del
c2nvenIo. de paz ruso-polaco, que Sc
presuunia dejarfa en- oosici6n Il los
rusoS para echar mano de gran nGme-
70 de fuerzas. y et general Wrapgel
cree que 81 Ia actual oteHsiva de sus
fuerzaS ,tiene Sxitc. los b~olshevikis no
podrfan al mencs. desalojarlos va de la
Crimea.
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~ SECCION w
N~OO
EN- BOHEMIA

Gitana, flor de Praga. diez krentzers 81 me h"Sas
En- cuanto que a III osesno fatiga cl tamborh.
que esgrimen los kangiares las manos luglaresas
Y llora guzla y fIauta. tuS labios dame, fresas
de Abril.
.Aptate del asno gcntil que cncascabe'as:
Los ninos atezados Que tocan c~hurumbelas,
haran al bcso coro con risas de CRYSTAL.
Por DioS. deia III rueca de cobre Y a mi aprtmio
reSponde. 81 nos mira tn znGaro bohemia.
no temas~ iEn Dalmacia forjaron mi puhal!
Amsdo NERVO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-16

Para iibros en- cspaaol. diriiasc us
ted a Ia Casa EDITORIAL loSsno, '18
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13

1912 N. 55TH ST,-First house north OF
Girard ave-. side entrance, side light,
southern exposure. Q r. & b., h.-w. heat.
electric llght, laundry tubs, etc. Prop
erty in good order; arrange for inspec-
tion.
We have a number OF houses ranging
In, price from S250O to $1,000; In good
and convenient neighborhoods.
400 Delmar ST., cor. Pcchin ST., rms.
and bath, h.-w. heat: u bargain at $4,000.
We have some nice opportunities for
persons desiring to start In business
Sherwood St, rms. and bath, steam
heat, gas. cleo, etc: In good neighbor-
hood; good truck business being con-
Quoted In property at this time.
Also new, modern 3-story dwg.. elec.
light; big lot. at Palmyra. N. j.; imme-
diatc possession.
OLIVER S. KELLY & co.
1870 MAIN ST, MANAYUNK
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hibberd B. Worrell & Co. y y

b5o N. 10TH store and apartments.
2111 Green, 18 rooms. baths.
Cor. 32d and Susquehanna ave. sty.. poss.
22i9 Green. 20 rooms. 54x17o. to- st.
baths, garage.
1911 Swain. rooms, vacant.
l5l3-21-22-24 Summer. 9 rooms.
POLL Green, 12 rooms, 2 baths.
sl51-5s Marston. 8 rooms. $4,000: vacant.
1920 Mt. Vernon. 13 rooms. 2 baths. brown
stone.
sp. Garden near goth. 10 rooms.
1881 walnut 10 rooms. baths; mod, heat;
se3 n. 18th. rooms; vacant.
1920 Mt. Vernon; apartments.
1912 Mt. Vernon, IA rooms. 2 baths. side yd.
i28e Newkirk, 2 sty.. O rooms.
lb24-26 N. 10th. apartments.
2o1s.1o Howard ST., 0 rooms. -.
s. w. COR. 28d and Norris. suite
S24i American, olney; hot::wiaiter hea.. WV. ..
ao!sI aero5 9Srs e'9 ida o'oo
,7SS Ss1sS sffa ES ro,sS sstS a 1893 1893
1903 FRANKLIN. 10 rooms. ........... 1000
1927 2oo%;, w 9ntar,s ns SECTION ONE left porch s7oO
isPieasane, GIN bedrooms, porch $500
Pts Sergeant corner sepviva grocery .-o.
1eia%. Northumberland. porch. bed: cow cow
rooms. being renovated throughout. $500
2oss Bridge, Frankford; Q rooms. hot .,oo
2oYs Ts!Sn sapvss 9ss. Il os5cnsson rooms 5000 5000
2i4s u. Tth. o rooms; possession. -. 400
181 w. Cumberland store and dws. $500
(coiored) -. ..........,... e.. "' ...''. 1000
a348 Waterloo st. 5 rooms. Just renov. 1880
24I:0 Birch st.. rooms. ............ 100
4517-9 Geul st. Bridesburg, Q rooms. 1900
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut ct.
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CARPET CLEANING

RUGS and carpets thoroughly cleaned with
out damage; colors restored; vacuum clean
beat. soour. store and insure: we call deliver
within "a to 4S hours. Bell phone, Market
1919. Price reasonable Girard Carpet
Cleaning Co.. 210 n. 18th st.