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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
LAST SHOWING OF
 MIND READING ACT
Prescott and Hope Eden Have Mystified Large Au-
 diences at the Lyric

Questions galore. a never-ending flow of questions, have greeted Hope Eden and Prescott" in their mind-reading act at the Lyric and patrons of this heatre have something new to wonder about.
 Ouija board novices have had their share in the entertainment, too, for the 1ulja board has had a big part in the rogramme. How Prescott" and Mis- 3den work it has been something of ( uzzle, as well as their ability to trans nit and receive thought waves, and tn ever manner in which this number h. been put on has caused a great deal &vorable comment among the audiences Today is the last day Miss Eden an Prescott" will be on the Lyric pro amme the bill changing Thursda nd as the crowds this week have bee exceptionally heavy the Lyric nlanag ent is urging all those planning to SC lis act to attend the n.atinee if possibl, $ the night audiences have been unus ally large.
 Miss Elen delighted hundreds of wo en after Tuesday matinee by givin .em a special audience at which eac ne was presented a beautiful photo aph of ''The Miracle Girl"
 
 ne title role of Ferencz Molnars ia oas drama The Devil"
 Other notables who accord Miss Glaun )lendid support are Thomas Hoidins 3pu1ar leading man, and Bertram Grass y, noted character artist in the rol fBn al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
"UP IN MARBLES ROOM"
 COMING TO JEFFERSON

Miss Ruth Gates, who plays an i'm portant part in up in Mabels Roorn,' the daring New York farce success which A H. Woods will present at the Jefferson theatre on Friday for an en- engagement of two days, Friday and Sat urday. with Saturday matinee, believes ttat acting requires as much voice cul- ture as singing.
 Critics and audiences complain says Miss Gates, that the enunclation of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Live Stock
Union Stock Yards )

NUNIUN oLOCK dIuH.I
 Fed steers:
 .sood, s900q$lOOO; common to medium. SS G019.00.
 Grass cattle according to weight. quail cy and flesh:
 Steers, $500 @10,0O; fat cows. s7.ooQs o0; medium cows. se.0oQ7.co; cutters. s5.5,G 6.00; canners. $400q5.O0; heavy bulls, s7. 0U 1890; light bulls, $6.O0g7.00; oxen, s4.00Q LOO; fat yearlings S.00Qs0o; medium earrings, $6.O0GD7.0O; vealers, $s0OQH.00. Hogs:
 Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up, sl4; choice corn fed hogs 135 to 165, s13; choice corn fed hogs 90 to 1S5, s11; light pigs so pounds down, BIO; best heavy rough hogs. SLED; half fat rough hogs. s7.50 to ss.50; soft and only from 1 to Pc per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
DANGEROUS HOURS"
 SHOWN LAST TIME TODAY

Dangerous Hours" Thomas H. 1nce atest melodrama, will be shown at Il Colonial theatre for the last time tod~ MT. Ince is known as 8 master of melc drama, and in Dangerous Hours" h. has made for Paramount-Artcraft one O he most intensely absorbing production that he has yet supervised.
 Realism is the keynote of "Dangerous Hours and the action throughout Is the kind that grips and holds the in terest Bryant Washburn will be the star Thursday and the remainder of tn week in "The Six Best Cellars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Produce

Sweet Potatoes-$3.50 per hundred. California telery-slo crae; H.75 doz- Lemons-$5 Peanuts-Spanish, Sc h.; large, 12513hc. Cabbage-$s 50 per hundred Irish Potatoes-s6 Der hundred. Onions-$t 15ui.50 100 lbs. Bananas-Extras, TIC ID. Limess1.75 per 1O0 Lettuce-sS,50 hamper 6 to dozen) Rutabagas-4 lb. Oranges Florida, 126s, $500; 150s, s650; .6s, g; zoos, s7; PISS, s7 25os, $7.
 Meats D. s. Clear Bellies-221kG241kc D. S. Rib Bellies-201AQ23hc. Pure Lard-24c. Hams-Regular, 3o@35c; skinned, SoGSoc Pork Loins-28c. Picnic Halns-23c. Bacon-3SG45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
NEGRO STABBED AND
 SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

Walter Pointer, negro, living at North o.legeville, was stabbed near the hear nd seriously wounded last night by lose Allen, negro, who escaped. Pointer gas taken to the Hillman hospital where e is reported to be in a critical condi ton.
 The quarrel is believed to have origi- lated over domestic troubles. Officers Shirley and Travis investigated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Proceedings Progressing Against Dempsey-Kearns
By Associated Prsss

San Francisco. March 2.-The i'm dictments against Jack Dempsey and Eis manager, Jack Kearns in com nection with alleged selective draft evasion by Dempsey. shave taken the usual course and removal pro- eeedings are progressing against the men i'm Los Angeles.v Mrs. An nette A. Adams. United States dis trict attorney, announced here to- day.
 The indictments were returned Friday. The men have not yet been arrested. according to advices from Los Angeles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Oldest Mississippi
 Paper Changes Hands

T by Nsse5Td1eH PFtss
 Jackson, Miss, March 2.-The Clarion Ledger, the oldest newspaper in Missis- sippi. established in 1857, changed hands today when Col. s. H. Henry, proprietor and editor, transferred a majority of the stock to R. M and T. H. Hederman of Athis city, but Col. Henry will remain with the paper in the capacity of edi- tor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
J. w. Jay & Co.'S Letter

New York, March 2-tSpecial )-The March delivery for the past week was a source of strength, but today was part ly neglected, and May become the active month. No demand for spot cotton is reported, still the contract market is now witnessing heavy covering of spot hedges in near positions because of inability oi sellers to tender on a profitable basis. In the future market the near months are nearer to the spot quotations. due to GOV ering of contracts and absence of spot in- quiry at interior points.-J W. Jay & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Fiah

i4c.
 Red snapper-Headless and drawn, ! Q23c.
 Eastern Select Oysters-s2.5o gallon. Spanish Mackerel-22023c. Pompano-35c. Salt Water Trout-z2G23c. Mixed Fish-12c. Mullet-11c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Meal and Feedstuff

Mixed Horse-$oUu75. Old Style Hulls-S2. Corn-s2. Corn Chops-s4 No. ? White Oats s1.2o per bushel. Shorts-s6s. Bran-$55. c. s. Meal, z per cent-sSo. Hen Feed-s4 per 10o-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-s75 Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-Ss3 Wheat Straw-$25. Timothy-sS. Perfect Hog Feed-S75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Hides and Tallow

No. Green Salt Hides -22Q23c No. Green Salt Hides-21022c. No. Green Hiles-17q18c. No. Green Hides-15416c. No. i Dry Flint Hides-37@3Sc. No. ? Dry Flint Hides-36037c No. Salt -34935c. No. ? Salt Hides-34q35c Sheep Skins-50cGS15 Goat Skins-$1 0061. .35. Horse Hides-s30O to TOO. Hog Skins 25@at soc. Tallow-i1G14c.
 Beeswax-36@3Sc. Clear Washed Wool-6oG5c. Clear Grease Wool--45150c. Burry Wool-25Q30c Ginseng fWild-s10012.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Rice Market

New Orleans, March 2.-Rough rice, no sales. Receipts. 10,7S0 sacks; mil lers' receipts, same. Clean rice strong. Sales: Honduras, 500 pockets at 13A e; Japan. S7o pockets at 111hc; blue rose, S90 pockets at 11A @12c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Chicago Futures
By Associated Press 
Cash Grain
py Associaled Press

Chicago, March 2.-Cash conr, No ; mixed, s1.4s@1.5o; No. yellow, $150@ 1.52 Oats. No. 2 white. 89A @91c. No 3. white, STA @S9%c. Rye, No. 2, s162 barley, $1.36@f.53. Timothy seed, SIP @14: clover seed. s45@59; pork. nom nal; lard, s20.52; ribs, $17,75@1S.75.
 St. Louis. March 2.--No. 3. $1.4s; No white, $1.4s@1.49; July, $1.S5. Oats No. 3. 911kc; No. white, 911Ac; May S51Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Strangler Lewis Throws
 L0ndos, Greek Champion
By Associated Press

by NssUcIaItu TTtSt
 New York. March 2.-zcd (Stran- gier) Lewis of kentucky threw Jim Londos. the Greek champion, with n headIock in hours min utes and 43 seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

Ribs-No. l, 24c; No. ?. zoe: No. 3, 17c. Loins-No. 1. 4Oc; No. ?, SIG; No. g. soc. [. Rounds-Ho. 1, 2Sc; No. l, 22c: No. 8, 2oc Chocks-No. l, 12c; No. 2. He; No. 3, 10c Plates-No. 1. lie; No. ?. 1Oc: No 8, Sc, pound 1ess than above prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Stags-2sQ30c. Turkeys-Live. 4214G45c. Ducks-32c. Fryers-small. COG lb.; large. 5Oc. Hens-S4Q35c. Fresh Eggs-52965c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

the American actor and actress is the worst in the world. If that is so. 1t Is because they do not learn how to use the voice. Not only do they do an in- justice to their audiences, but an even greater one to themselves, for often their voices are gone when they are In their prime. Few people know how to make
 se' of the sounding board of the bod. md so wear out tEeir threats ant weaken their chests. Another importan eature of clear enunciation is the ns, jf vowels. The vowel should be empha. lzed rather than the consonant if yoi
 ant people to understand what yoi say.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
AT LOEw,s BIJoU

A clever musical comedy satire, Mine Hrazy Kids" Is the feature attraction on the programme at Loew's Bijou foi cday Other acts include F'redericks am Palmer, a couple of talented enter tainers who offer songs, comedy tall and dances; "The Devil in Possession. a pleasing comedy playlet is the offer ing of Kingsbury and Munson, June an Irene MelYa entertain with a melenge O .iuslcal oddities.
 Madame Traverse in 'The Hell Ship, 9 powerful photoplay of the sea, is tho picture feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

New York, March 2-Butter, unset tied; creamery, firsts, 5S@63c Eggs irregular; fresh gathered f1rsts, 56@ 57c Cheese, steady; average run, 271k O 2Skc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Spot Cott.n
MARINE NEWS

Mobile. March 2.-Arrived: Steamer Herman Winter, Bocas Del Toro. Ar rived Schooner Hartney W. Port Ma tall
 Sailed: Schooner Jean F. Anderson, (British) Havana.
 New Orleans. March 2,-Cleared: Steam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Produce Market lN AakncIafsd PAsa

St Louis, March 2.-Poultry, hens, s4c; others unchanged. Butter, cream cry, 65c. Eggs, 45hc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

With Manchester well covered. Liverpool declined easily under this pressure. Our market continues to be dominated
 by the near positions, and will probably continue strong so long as this feature is the leading factor in the market. re- gardless of outside conditions or other markets.-H Hubbard Bros. & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

Chicago, March 2-Butter, lower creamery. 47Q6 641sc. Eggs, lower; firsts 4s1a o 4sc- Eggs, lower 4SM @ 49c Poultry, alive, higher; springs, 35c fowls, 37c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03
Butter
Beef Cut Quotations

creamery-ssizaeS14c-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-03

SHREVEPORT COMPANY,
  ihE GkEAI EASTERN OIL REFINING s2s MARKET STREET. SHREVEPORT .1e2 nfn Rof crnsn psy nasns Tor stock hereby subscribe Stock fully " "- ADDRESS
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Galvanized Sheets

For. Ssie--Gsugcs 10 to 80 prime. all star
ard sizes. ID. L McMeeksn. Jr.. 3l1S Che
nut at. Phone Barring 1884
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s-story porch-fTont hon...
.ns.t one isI. nsr GUY Vt Vatsb set quick iiIi n
moor. '' SSSohu
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER. PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos, motors. boilers, steam and oil
engines pumps, AIR compressors
FRANK. .T0oMEY, INC, i27 N, Sd At.
POWER EQUIPMENT
o BRIEN MACHINERY CO: ll9 N. Sd ST.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

1880 WALLACE--UnfurDi q rooms .
bath; porch: electric limit: yard
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

ENTIRE first floor for housekeeping: also
several different rooms and apartments In
the extremely desirable Spruce st. section.
Apply I'LL Spruce ut.
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OAK LANE

GS4T oGoNTz AVE; detached s,or.- -,
dwei1,gs' 1r ,fho S,ih de,sched stone garage IN
heat, electricity; hardwood thTouzho ,,,,
mediate possession 10 minutes ride 20 Gep.
mantoWn station or take No. - troii.,S "a
rect to house. Apply at 8sI5 OAK ans ni
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

52s L. BRINToN ST.. Gtn.; cheerful furn.
I'd floor front rm, conv. ito bath: near
Wash. lane sta; priv fam Pm. Gtn. 1851 J.
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FOR SALE
BUILDING MATERIAL,

TWo-ToN MoNoRAtI. electric hoist. A. c..
220 volts. go cycles. phase: made by Link
Belt Eng. Co.: In very good condition: also
n quantity of rail- for same,
JOHN NAMELY
1O0 Arch Of pNila po
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wIssAuICKON

Two-SroRY, poreh-front house, n r,S,,,--.
and bath: lot 80xi5S feet; CARA - On '0oms
convenient TO Iain and trolley: S4sna ear ,f
mediate possesslon " sl2. ledger flfnne
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TIO(iA
WAYNE junction

1888 n. 10TH 81. Pine 3-sty. twin; h
heat. else.. baths. Rueter, 1IO3 W. TioEs
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APARTMENTS


s. L. COR. 10TH and Spring Garden sts-.
nrst- floor front apartment. especially
suited to, Doctors office; private entrance.
rooms. kitchenette. bath. Sherwood Apart.
ment Agency 225 $. Broad 1T.
l43S n, BROAD ST.--Apartrnent. consist
ing OF rooms and bath, fIrnlsh6d or un
furnished; table board II desired; may bc
seen by apt Telephone Poplar i472
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments speciality. Sherwood
Apt Agency, 2:b &. Broad at. Some very
attractive furn. apts.. some housekeeping.
APARTMENT, Housekeeping rooms and
bath; centrally located; elevator service;
rent $40 month. Albert NJ. Greenfield y
u. corner 18TH and Chestnut SITS, 2d floor
WILL SUBLET from May !. lO-room apart
ment. Touraine Apartment. No. 700, 1870
Snruce St
THREE very large and beautifully furnished
rooms, bathroom. also lavatory: excellent
table bnard in house. 10th and Walnut sts.
SIX ROOMS and bath. Si25 per month. IN
furnished. Charles ii. Buckley. 80 \.
AOth ~
1880 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q rooms and
bath: porch: electric light; yard
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NEW JFRsFY FARMS

BARGAIN-Farm Of 81 acres. main road
90 miles from Camden: house, barns
sheds. WAGON house, cribs. etc. all good con.
dlTiou. also other pieces Of farm land
!. DOUGHTY, Cedar Brook. " J.
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--r1.p wANrED-.MALE

NEW y9ssSS yg9SssSSbssHHFEga sHEFEsgSaEIDlS'
cls$sss. ssssss NJ n 8.
, uou,ERMAI<Ess
Aus, bo able TO read prints
COPPER PIrEFrTTDRs
LABoREHs
white and coiored
- uArNE MAcHINIsTs
Experienced instaliauoh ihen
SHIP CARPENTERS
STAGE BUILDERS
WINDOW CLEANERS
10 cents per hour
.s,..o,.,,on relative TO these Jobs r,,,n, can %
;btSinsd from Hrso cnsSSet mrnS e.. PSiiadeiphis
IT," pSlIafd Masonic EmglSyment Mr. sursS Is,t1
Masonic Temple. philaSe1pIn, RsnnIayment Bureau,
RsIshis Of eoluPPiSSpfsd uPPiSSpfssdeipSisi SR M. johnson,
l,ee EnS EEnmSployment BuTeap 9th and TaylSr ,Sr
81, Gs%Ss'EEi GYspS 'EEmiSicynsns Se nsR Department.
NEW YORK sHIpnuILDINa
we" CORPORATION
North Yard
Camden. N. j..
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MEN. women, day. week, part
time. HURsEY. 1926 81 1sth. Dick: 3e4o:
WANTED-Comp. Prot cha mbermaid, pa or
maid cooks. .laundress. ref 1919 Batnbrldxe
MRS, HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse SQUARE
Reliable hep supplied and wanted.
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GsperaI

BBSGRsSnsnt BSGEs.SnIrs DoStip1s, paS!ic firms 5000
etodsetSn dRaitH cost COST EXP Pyp, e 'S5SS 1890
ElaSEl1sI,i lnSSl.tssII,si dSssn stoEsEs sssoosoSS.
ssnNsraphers and priysts WEE: sec.v s'Voo 70 sliBoo
SALES sAhsss'StAss MaNsS d ciEMsptoY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
part. and prsSsnce unssa be w,,, man Of
Of Ss'orq; take entire charge OF the sales dept
Ts,slsrss ss d.St mts CORP dealing with jsb6ers,
,aIss Ys ana enlarge an already weii.orssntzed
a tboponp.sbtii VIII pay salary OF s2b, 900 10
sdsrSd dusn'Y qualified man; no others CON
,aisav is,q representatives for speciality corn.
Win a. and liberal commission; one famiilar.
co, ESiEERsff&Seaa EasfSea'n pEPARTSESNiTee sPd sasn ESNiTees
tnsI tnusIIl,EGE AND TECHNICAL MEN with a.-
concerns az s'd S,ssn records placed with good
famine nisa Plot ps9ttings cqn and nils; snsinesTs,
cSmbnnF F Wv with power house. boiler. stofer and
,ns ,nms'nsers, & enslnsers familiar with smeit.
diSnsrspISSnt work. checkers on detailed
and isSpss,or9 checkers; detailers, Craftsmen n
metal company, "'p'' shee'
co,,p,,, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
ascoup,s ,SoLhER LIZ MIG. CORP. take charge
ants SooESeeperG; r take AZ EXP; sSs cost seeount-
bE.s booEKsso costs; bookkeeper. control aeeeypts
and sss1et ana stenographer: stenoErapher az
secrrtsTv s;o, legal exp. stenographer and
cSrn! Spasr and eorrespoDdent' public utiiitiss
nent sSS SStSsneSrapher, ap familiar with employ
msnt mgr wettare work. secretary to employ
FNRoiTyee y msn sra nnd women with clean reeords'
"N''"LLMENr PRIVILEGEs AMI RE
NO pro,sr,,x STRICTIoNs
yssttHaG, HaG,tIsrRY CHARdEs-A thorourb in
obiisstIonss offered on every situation. No
sitIon ~ financial nnnnclal or otherwise, unless DO.
hSvs nusr ND 70. local or suburban reslsant.
periereasd actual business training and be- ar /.
issSTG no others. $50 g. iits 81. aSGs; Slns:
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you ARE INVITED TO list your vacant or
to-be-vacant apartment with the Sherwood
Walnut 3lT, II Is quite impossible to M lhr
requirements OF our many applicants with
out your hearty cooperation.
TWO ROOMS In or near city with or
without board: desirable loCa tIou for unry-
Gus young lady and nurse; quiet place: RET
erences. 723 Ledger office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

200 W. NORRIS ST.-Store and rooms:
good for any business: now occupied as
restaurant. rent SaS; price $4,000: posses
non at settlement ~. II. ITSYNSoN. 6i2.
~ Chestnut ST.. Room 30l.
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SALESMAN, live wire, experienced pre-:
stationery trade IN and about philadelphia,
FOR prominent manufacturers of established
line Write II. ]. Urmistorn. NJ s24. Ledgcr
Ctnce
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GRANDMA. THE DEMON CHAPERONE

WANTED, runabout or sport body winch
will ut 1919 Fiat Apply 1888 Chestnut 81.
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,IpTpUANGERs = At once. first-class
Aariacrbansers and decorators; highest
uasrS: steady employment guaranteed.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IITJTSERY-RetaiI business OF exclusive
and high-cIass trade established 10 years.
centrally located Phila !n annual 6gsiness
millinery. $50 hats, value $1,000, general
stocL $4,000, can be bought for $40. 900, In
cinding good will; cash required $50. 600 bal.
ance satisfactory terms; will lease or sell
building and fixtures; an excellent oppor-
tWnity showing a big net profit John b.
Rmtherfcrd 81 s, 18th 81.
T,XCEPTIONAI. OPPORTUNITY
To close out an estate and partnership will
ali n 10 and n 65 acre tract OF land located
Ia the midst OF the chocolate and iron In
dustrial belt OF Pennsylvania. town of
ISS,o people. on the main line OF the p. r. r..
ouiclx access TO Philadelphia and New York:
an exceptional opportunity for speculation
or development; terms worth your considera-
REsTEURANT. northeastern section. offers
to white couple public dining room and
living apartments free In EXCHANGE for serV:
icaa To private dining room Cooking and
wsitIng) Operated from / to for business
~sn' state experienced give references. Ad-
dSess x 83n Ledger Office.
WETJ-KNOWN reputable concern seeking
agents. having stores or willing to estab-
Iish stores TO handle their goods and consign-
ments, small towns preferred' money not
nscessary for stocking stores; For partlcu.
lars apply Logan Tire Co. OF America Oh
Broad st
FTFsrY TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS sub.
acriptions are now being taken to open
additional stores by Chain Stores Corpora
fion: number OF subscribers IL limited: act at
once. call Clarence w. Long, secretary
iSOS Arch st. Bsu phone, Spruce 3235.
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fL0RIDA

flOhIpA-itnber. sugar. truck and fr,,u
land, oranEa and Erapefruit grovesr bniis :
ma and asfeiWment. Harry jcnnlnas fT
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sALElsMAN,, les

.. SALESMAN -
oRaoANIzaTioN a For A HISH;CJA5ss Hu.SHsI 5s
SPP66SEa SP6SiAatiA iABfLfrY 70 SELL AND COOP
PERSONAL REPUTATI9N; We I'm WtAMT %tHI
IibbfESLPHiA ibfS PHI ON SALARY AND GoMMis- Nus
SSTE SGN s4sNs 4IN TF SF HAythK THRHtKs sg On H TIE
bAyEf yin fEEE iEE Of d2Sq STqRucxs GsTAS Is
oNE oS9 OF THE BIGGEST sBLLEEs sI;sA IN
THIs THIsAIRSHNE Is an EXCEPTioNAL' oPPoRTU-
SiTY 10 EARN a GOOD INCOME: SALES LES
MEN WHO PROVE THEY HAVE EXECU, ~,
TIVE ABILITY HAZE 9PPqRIsT}TMifpTNxs Rs}TipNs TS IN
6RHANHSIEp 6IIH SIplSy: an FEY II YOU KNOW You CAN
SELL GOODS or MERIT AMP pppnsGsTT1oS ABE WILL;
WORTH WHILE THIS S,; Js AN oPP3RsTT}- IISMsT}
fNd Hai AESiPERiBNcE AND WHAT YOUR 2IIE
THE The LAST TWo YEARS; ALSO STATE
JOUR SMsT9SS NH rHq oRn TIE MoHE FSbtf Ydf
APPLICATION WILL RECEIVE FAVOR
ABLE ATTENTION. 726.. LEDGER, OF
FTCR
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ROOMS WANTED

TWO ROOMS In or near city, with or
without board; desirable location for
nervous young lady and nurse quiet place
reference. A 723, Ledger Office
GERMANTOwN--wan 3 rms. and bath
unfurn. accessible Tulpehockcn Greene
sts.. for fam. 2. l27 w. Washington lane
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EWpTEH md clerk fer real eStato
III RlCtItRD p POWELL oG2 s. 5ad
lLNti MAN for stocSroom OF electrical
= Npr| "onpany; Guod. opportunity for in
N'rl"ns and willing worker AppIy Elliott :
VIZ Electrical Co.. 1Ot7 Race ST,
lpCNG MAN, 10 In real estate office; good
Walnut yt "Vo
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sGLEsNiAN--Wanted. travelling salesman 10
sell as a side or special line paints and
yarnIshes on straight commission basis and
weekly settlements; experienced man pre-
ferred NJ Sl5, Ledger Office.
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Hish-Grade Stock Farm
NEAR LANCHORNE

SIX acres on stone road minutes. walk a,
trolley ia acres woods; stream for bo.t
ing. bathing; variety Of fruit. aspa ra E,,. H.,
s-FOom stone dwelling; stable, Earage rn,,i
try house, etc, In full view of Country Sis,k
aud George schools price S55OO: imnediaie
w. FORREST MAGEE
southampton Pa
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GERMANTOWN
FRANkFORD

ATTRSCTlVE 3story Broom semidetacb. "A
rssidencei prompt poss'n; 1904 Morton ~
y. G. Collins: Real Etate rr. RdE Wal. 5.T5
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WANTED

WE BUY women's. mems and children 9
worn clothing and shoes: best prices paid
our autos call at your convenience, in city or
country; postal or phone. Stern's Bargain
| House, s37 N. 4th st. Market 244s ",
WE WANT at once household furniture
store fixtures office furniture: pay spot
ca All! honest value; phone US about It. Locust
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FACTORIES AND
FACTORY SITES
Everywhere In Philadelphia
LOUIS r. GINSBURCi
1901 Chestnut 81

spriTISIed. heated and wired; site i aeTss; Ts
1850 h. D.. rwy. siding 500 It. Tiyerfront
Phila, district. J. Alan Middleton. factory
specialist ami Industrial engineer V0a Wide
nor building, Philadelphia.
SITES. RAILROAD = Penna ana ReadinE;
$1,000 per acre and up. according 10 loc
induiTe for terms, Dieterich, 7aT Walnut!
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS. warehouses. vacant
land; railroad and water frontage.
]. T., STEVENSON . SON s22 Land Title