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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-16
MANHASSET MILL RUNNING
STRIKERS SLOWLY RETURN
Carpenters Still Out. Working Elsewhere For
Less Money Than Offered Here.
title Sympathy For Men From PubcPeope Believe They
Have Been Well Pad.-Trouble Wearing Itself Out

The mill of the Manhasset Manu-
aeturing Company, which was shut
Town last Thursday on account of a
trike of the weavers. is again in OPP
epation. with nearly fifty of the looms
cunning. All departments of the
mill are running night and day and
gradually the weavers are returning
to their machines.
1t was announced that the mill
would start Monday morning. 1t did,
but there were less than half dozen
weavers who returned to work. One
or two came in at noon and from then
on the number has grown steadily.
Superintendent Lown has little or
nothing to say to newspaper reporters
and information regarding the situa-
ton has to be CLEANED from outside
sources.
Meeting Held Friday
Last Friday afternoon Mr.. Lown
and other mill officials met the strik-
ers in conference. Following the
meeting an employee told Patriot re-
porter that it seemed to him that the
statement made by Mr.. Lown was
eminently fair. This man said that
the strikers were told by the superin
tendent that he realized that the As
hour week was bound to come Ms these
hours have been made a law by some
states. but not in Connecticut. 1t was
said that the company had made It's
contracts on a 55-hour week basis and
that in view of that fact it was impos=
sible to run but As houfs week
However, the employees were told, that
the company, while operating the 3D.
hour schedule. would call AZ hours a
weeks work and that for the extra
seven hours per week would be Wiling
to pay bonus of 20Yc to the day
weavers and Or e. to night weavers.
The gathering was asked to let by
cones be bygones and all were invited
to attend the big reception and dance
arranged for them. 1t was further
urged that if they had any more grey
anees, to state them to the overseer IN
the room. and if matters were not adj
iusted to their satisfaction to wait on
thu superintendent, hut never to leave
the mill without coming tc tfs super
intendent. They we're told that had
they followed this procedure in this
instance. trouble would doubtless
have been averted The men were
tcld that the company would like to
know by noon of the following day
what they were going to do.
Vote to Stay Gu.
The strikers had q meeting Satur-
day morning, following which 1t was
stated that they had voted not to re-
turn to work under the terms offered.
One of the strikers was asked what
they wanted, and he said that they
wanted d8-hour week and that no
employe be obliged to work overtime
unless he wanted to, and that for all
overtime work they wanted time and
a half pay. Also that when loom
is stopped over two hours they want
nav for the time in excess of the TWO
hour period.
One or two other greetings we're
held. but finally the number dwtndled
down until the leaders were unable 20
round up a quorum. In the meantime
the strikers ranks were being gradn-
ally deserted.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-04-16

A. Gilman & Co. have just recciv-.
ed new motor hearse,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
Las vitaminas como
cidas por sus efectos

semiilas. en- las verduras, en- ciertos tn
berculos y frutas, y en- la leche los
huevos, asi como en- ciertos 6rganos del
cuerpo de los animales. Entire las Sc
millas que las contienen pueden men
cionarse las habas, habichuelas, nueces
y los diferentes cereales. Cuando los
cereales Sc convierten en- una harina
mny fina y blanca, una gran parte de
las vitaminas puede ser eliminada. Las
vitaminas tambien Sc pierden cuando
el arroz es pulido para remover las cor
texas exteriores del grano que son las
ques conttenen aquellas. Por ESQ es que
Ell arroz pulido usado como principal
elementO de dieta puede producer ell
bsri-beri, mientras que ell arroz sin pu
lir no produce esta enfermedad
vITAMTNkS QUE SON
soLuBLES EN- LA CASA
FL segundo tipo es Ell de las solu-
bles EN- grasa. Estas Sc encuentran en-
Ia mantequilla, les huevos la leche y
en- ciertos 6rganos de los antmales como
el coraz6n. los riiones ell higado, y
en- cierto grado en- otras grasas' en-
las yerduras. Sc encuentran tambien,
aunque ell menor proportion, en- ciertas
semillas. Cuando la dieta carece de
las vitaminas solubles en- grasa, los hom
bres, asi como los animales, sc expo
men una enfermedad de los ojos que
parece tensr relaci6n con la xeroftal-
mia, y La cual, 81 Sc prolonga, puede
ocasionar la perdida de Ia vista.
FL tercer tipo Sc conoce con ell nom
/ bre de vitaminas anticorbnticas, este
res aquelas que evitan ell escorbuto. el
cual SO manifesto por una enfermedad
de los huesos y de otros modos Estas
vitaminas Sc encuentran en- las chinas,
toronjas, la espinaca y la lechnga, v
en- los huevos y Ia leche cruda Ell Sc
car los tuberculos a menudo destruye
La actividad de las vitaminas antics
corbIticas. La mejor fuente de las vi
taminas Sc encuentra en- las hojas de
los vegetables Y pOr ESQ La espinaca, la
lechuga y la col son alimentos de mu
cho valor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
Sous son vitaminas?


Es esta ma pregunta que Sc ha
venido hacienda menudo desde que
la importancia de .estos compuestos en-
los alimentos fue conocida, pero hasta
hoy no ha sido possible obtener una
respuesta Las investigaciones practica-
das por hombres de ciencia en- las uni
versidades, estaciones experimentales y
agricolas y en- los institutes de inves-
tigaci6n medica han arrojado mucha
luz sobre Ia function de las vitaminas
en- el sostenimiento y formation del
ORGANISING, y sobre las parties de los
diferentes alimentOs en- las cuales Sc
encuentran. N
FL hecho de que las vitaminas son
compuestos del todo esencilles en- ell
alimento de modO que este pueda man
tsner Ell peso del cuerpo y producer su
crecimiento, ha sdO probado hasta Ia
evidencia. La falta de Yitaminas oca-
sions enfermedades por deficiencia, LA
madas asi porque 50 deben q la falta
de algo en- Ia dieta. La cantidad de
vitaminas que Sc encnentra y Sc ne
cesita en- los alimentos es tan pequefa
que los QuiniicOs no han podido aun
aislarlas de los demas componentes de
aquellos. Por esta raz6n, muy POGO Sc
sabe acerca de su verdadero caracter
TRES CLASSES DE
vrTAMINAS VI
De acuerdo con las declaraciones
del doctor Carl o. Johns, cargo del
trpbajo sobre nutrici6n en- ell Negocia
do de Quimtca del Departmental de
Agriculture de los Estados Umdos. las
vttaminas han sido clasifcadas en- tres
dif@entes tipos, de acuerdo con las
funciones que desempehan al promover
el bienestar y crecimiento del cuerpo.
M FL primer tipo es Ell de las vitami
mas ssolabies en- aqua, las cuales SON
necesarias para obtener del alimento los
adecuados para el crecimiento La au,.
sencia de estas produce ell beri- -beri
que Sc manifesto por una enfermedad
del sistema nervioso y otros sintomas.
Estas Vitaminas Sc encuentran en- las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
Ell DEBUT" DEL GRAN vIoLINIs
Ia ANDRES s. DALMAU

Ell insigne viohnista don Andres
5. Dalmau, verdadero ''viftuoso'' del
violin, anuncia su debut para eli
proximo yienes, en- ell Teatro.
He aqui Ell prOgrama:
Aires rusos (Dos romanzas de War
lamow), WieniavSki. H
HumoresQue pyorak..
Souvenir de Hayan. Leonard.
La Bruja, Paganini.
Romanza en- Sol mayor, op 40, Be
ethoven
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
Minuetto, Mozart.
Elegia, Massenet.

Ell Canto del Ruisehor, Sarasate.
= FL sefior Dalmau Sera acompahafido
al piano por Ell excelente artista don
Emilio de Nicolas. s.
Ell pdblico de San Juan conoce al
sehor Dalmau. Podemos decir, sin re-
serva, que es uno de los mejores vio-
linistas que nos han visitado, pues 10
atestiguan sus grsndes triunfCs en- Es
pafia y America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-24
HOTELES

HAUIpE RsAaads. comfortable
NNAOA centr1co Para familias ,
trAnssu1tsA Tsda class do comsdida
des. MAgnincc ssrvicie. Preciss rase
nAblss. Hay ascsnssx. Tsl6fsns 4S4.
Altss del Pasajs MatisAxs. Gale Sal.
vader Bran Ne. s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
STORAGE AND MOVING
BROWN STORAGE co.
VICTORY STORAGE

,Io,dne packing. shipping, Get our price
FOR long distance WORK, llosa 4fDb Park
,.Cc,o II 9g54 n 6tn ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA r.Rus
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTAT

fOBbIC SAl,E OF REAL EsTArr
AND PERSONAL PRopEprTAytH w
VIII be sold at public sale H.
premises In East Vincent TOWNSHIP 9n Cn the
c0o9y' Pa. one mile west Of sprISERh SEhest.r sr
on tho tne statg ROAD on THURSDAY, .Tanusrvu Wy iY
personal property, late of Horace ne re ana
shaw deceased. to wit: ~ Lat.
A farm continuing 4s acres, moro =, >.
,i under nigh state OF cultivation, with 'e,, =.
Modern stone house contaln ming 10
with toilet. bath and pipeless heSter rooms
one 1S large barn with running water. stsSmnG stS,em
. garages. silo, ice house. chisi9enr houses
and other buildings: 225 fruit rna houses
various kinds. one acre of strawberstes Of
acres Of raspberres. about Il acre :
The location of this property T., uror..,..
being convenient TO schools. stores, churoSScc:
Also small wood lots OF ah and 4.
AL the farming implements will ho
. Sale to commence at 1870 D. m :: oens, soiu
tlons to be made known at sale ' 'onoi'
WAITER H. LATSHAw
LYDIA X. LATSHAW ~
NJ. e LATSHAw, 'u'ors
plOppiyt,t1ln po
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
AGENTS

WANTED-Responslble men and women 20
handle our accident and health Insurance
policies: liberal commissions; disa bity bene-
fits range from 500 to 800 month; premium
81 a month upward: also limited policies at
fional Accident Society. 800 Broadway. New
York citv. Established 81 years.
"HEROES ALL! The Who's Who of the
War" contains names and citations OF
All Pennsylvania men who won American
decorations in the war: agents wanted In all
ma rts of the state: book sells on sight liberal
conmissions prospects furnished: write for
details. Fassett Publishing Co.. Washing
ton. D. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

FIREMAN for steam-heating plant AppIy
II B, Nicholson. l2ll Vine st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
wANTED-FEMALE

WIDOW Of clergyman seeks position; expe-
rienced in management Of servants or as
natron or dieticiau for Some important dept.
or hotel or apt house. where tact business
capacity and actual knowledge Of househ9ld
economies will be OF value; willing and able
to assume responsibilities; re middle age. well
educated. refined, conscientious and reliable:
familiar with duties OF hostess, either or
tons or summer camps, where health and
comfort OF children are involved; salary $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
PIANOS PLAYERS. TUNl NC Rrc

iIPIIE SUTPMENT Of railroad unclaimed
- frejrht-TalkinE machines including Vic
tor and other popular makes; absolutely
brand new; every machine m gG2rantsed s.1 TO be
sfPrated at keystone Purchasing and Sales
70 l2s N Sd st, agents for railroad un-
claimed freight.
,+T15T'0R Victrola. s125. and IL records,
sliphtiy used; s75 complete.
= 4 North Co, lsl3 y. Allegheny ave.
I5STFR-made player. IS note good con,
LItt1 146e with 10 rolls come quick; bargain.
y 4, North & Co. 1879 p. ALLEGHENY ave.
TALKING MACHINES OF ALL MAKES
r,,nnrds in all languages: cash or easy pa y
ISent Y Kitty. 175 w. Girard. Ken, G734
;I7T1 REPAIR player-pianos and do tuning
0ppido, 500 Spring Garden Mkt. 3O1I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

v,nnIIry FIREPRooF WAREHOUSES;
lsiT-io MARKET ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
Dougherty & Sons Storage

rat our special rate for moving by our rel
Z systone. PARK 1927: night phone Dla. hsa?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments n speciality. Sherwood
Apt Agency, 225 s. Broad st. Some very
attractive furn. apts. some housekeepinE
1912 SPRUCE Holmehurstl-Two large
rooms and bath; beautifully furnished;
southern exposure: electric light: phones
BROAD AND SPRUCE. VtCINTTY--WHl
share well-furnished apartment with
couple or business women. Call LOCUST t0IS.
2lOs WALNUT ST.--Two large unfu7nlshed
front rooms and bath; all modern con-
venlenCes.
lS49 n. 18TH ST. corner Perks-Second-
floor apt, rooms and bath; all modern
improvements: imm. posS.: $11 monthly; open
CENTRAL. bachelor apartments; = rooms,
bath. private shower; $40 per month,
Apply A. B. Mills. West Emo Trust BLDG
Spruce ST, 2O22--2 furn. rooms. bath,
irculace. southern exposure: gentleman
MT, VERNON, l6l7--Two rooms Kitchen
cite. priv bath. steam hcnt, h, ". cleo
lIb S. GOTH Bachelor apt, beautifully furn.
single room with bath; ccnlral location.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
ASSISTANT TO EN ECUTIVE
pR INATE SEER ErARY

PRIVATE SECRETARY
vo,,n9 married man. energetic, with in
itttntiSe and executive ability. o years va
red general office exp IN executive tive and & de-
tsanar correspondent. etc. a 502, Led. on.
NsgTsTANT no BUSY EXECUTGVE-Man
IS. married. Just released from war work,
49, Mai1iS s,De agent: Is vears' business exp. (:
sstsady Intelligent sef-reliant willing 10
work hard and prove worm A 800. Leo. on.
pTivate; Al man used to high-grade cars:
7 Years experiencei make minor repairs
s,sTenee r 8i7 Ledger OFFICE.
51IIATTFFEUR wishes position with private
family; white: steady man: private refer
ance Roderlck Gallagher, 2o32 Berks ST
IOTTRNAIIST, YOUNG, expert German cor
'orssnondent has spare hours l ] n. m. TO
~ m; this is your chance 70 newly enter or
Sayelop profitable connections on other side.
p 6t4 Ledger Onlee.
TYPTST--Man. 40. rapid and accurate; can
take ordinary dictation " REQUIRED; de-
.tres esnploy1nent after D. m. daily,
V.l1aaE OHlI<.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

ClsENSlDE $1,000 cash. balance arranged.
mins rain aSt snG w'h tr6I1a GIa1raEe nigh ground 10
hrepIace; NV. h.. lmundry and ali conv SiU"
newly completed SMELLY, builder and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
PRINTING ESTIMATOR

SALESMAN-If you are making less than
100 per week and can sell securities see
Mt Sherwin between and Il, ol5 n
18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
General

GREENEwALD'S
SUPERINTENDENT OR FOREMAN with
foundry or machine shop exp, knowIedge
OF time. study and rate setting required:
efficiency and production factory or
mfg exp. required: engineers and drafts
men with mfg. exp. mech, struct., archi-
tecturaI elect. draftsmen time study and
rate-setting men; time and payroll men con-
tracing exp: some very attractive openings
for college and technical men.
BUSINESS DEPT Accountants with c. T.
A. exp: cost acct. and systematizer textile
mill exp: bkpr hotel tsingle mani; bkpr
Trust Co; bkpr fire ms. office: bkpr. with
banking exp; asst. credit mgr, knowledge
OF blSpg: mercantile exp asst to purcha sing
agent knowledge of metal parts, dies. ma
chinery, helpful; statistical clerk; clerk for
eign dept large concern, knowledge of codes;
asst bkprs.. ledger clerks, time and payroll
sTENoGRAPHER and secretary empl dept
StenoE and correspondent to emp. mgr,
STFNOG. ATTORNEY OFFICE
StenoG and secretary real estate corp.
Stenug sales dept. large mfg. CO,
APPLICATIONS FOR THE ABOVE from
expd rnen and women only. Many attract
i've openings now being listed. Informa tion
blank and booklet gratis. No registry
charges. $50 s. 11th.
MILLER & BROWN
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 139 s. 18th st,
have a number of stenographic and other
office positions open for men and women.
Spruce G1sl.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIzE-PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Ticket. for Diamonds Bought
KELLY e. CO.. 932 CHESTNUT ST
te 2l-22. Over Childs' Restaurant Priva to.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
NEW JERSEY FARMS

D ACRES-All good high land: half hop,,,
ride on electric line; Gloucester rountx
session: great bargain 'VA
ELY 700 Federal St. Camden
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
WEST PHILADELPHIA

NEW, porch front. 5-room apartment, 37th
and Chestnut SITS: tile bath. with shower:
rent sos to $40. a i3I. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
CITY
$3.50 JASPER ST.-Vacant

rooms. porch front. modern, In excelien,
condition. $1,000; possession at once.
WM LEWIS. INC. 29J1 kenslngton ave
COIORED tenants can buy homes. all sec
tions. 500 down. balance same as rent.
KENNEDY. AnG S. Van Pelt st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED $4,000 to start manufacturIng
a staple article by very cheap process
already perfected commodity is badly need
ed IN Europe and this country; will replace
hlgh'priced article and VIII have almost un-
limited market: most excellent opportunity
Tor l, = or men who want to invest
some money in this business and can com
mand any part of $50 900 mot less than
Soouul; It would pay YOU to look into this.
\ Dos, Ledger Office.
BUSINESS MEN
rive men desiring to enter an established
business Will kindly give telephone number
for interview: salary and commission for part
or whole time: must be willing to cooperate te
Tor mutual advantage: unless YOU mean bus-
ness please save your time; an investment of
$4,000 is required 7 T26. Ledger Office.
NOW IS THE TIME to buy one of the hest
boarding houses in the Perkiomen Valley:
story. "a sleeping rooms. ba sement; ga
rage runs TO the Perkiomen creek; at rail-
road station on inlproved state highway;
terms reasonab bic Full narticulars apply
FRANCIS w, WACK
Schwenksville. Pa.
RESTAURANT and luncnroom: one of the
best uptown: open day and night; rare
opportunity; property. stock fixtures. Bech-
tel. S232 Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

DIr I,ANCEY PLACE, west of 18th: very
attractive residence; 13 rooms; baths.
JOHN II. MAGEE
Real Estate Trust BIDS.
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EMPLOYMENT AaENcrrs

MISS HARKINs. 20O4 DaInbridge, wants
Competent buffers couple cooks from S12
20 StOi kitchenmeids, Mattresses. parlor
dresses, ladies' maids, nurses; competent
nelp wanted for all capacities. Phone
MRS. ROGERS, sis s. 10th ST.. wants com
petent cooks waitress, parlor maids. nur-
sery maids. kitchen maids. laundresses
housenen. footmen and couples.
MRS. HARVEY. 1918 Rittenhouse So =. re-
liable help supplied, wanted. every
canacity. ''
WANTED--Com. chambermaids waitresses
cooks. inf nurse; ref req 1919 Rainhridge
WANTED. at Episcopal Office 3l2 s, 18th.
cooks, waitresses nurses French maid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

DOOR HANGERS on closed bodies; sooa
men can make excellent wages on pIeceToTt
prices. Apply Lowry Top and Body Co.
Gaul and Adams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SPRUCE ST. 1910 - Beautifully furnished
rooms; some private baths; one house
keeping suite: transient rates II desired
APARTMENT, furnished; 2 large. sunny
rooms and bath; first-class; all convent
ences. 40l0 Chestnut st.
WILL sublet furnished, apt in fashionable
apt. house centrally located; immediate
possession. Mccall. 212 Stephen Girard Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds

Don't Sell Your Diamonds
ia, our estimate. We buy from all large
~ GIeteTs derartTnent stores and individuals
e., =, hIisbed over 80 years. Diamonds lew.
eiry bric-a-brac old gold and silver. We
usE q 70 7f2 WALNUT ST. Estab. 1865
~ WANT at once. household furniture
store fxtures, office furniture; pay spot
caaSh nid Church cor. 18TH and Cherry sts
1I5GT;EY iewelry. antiaues. pistols. coins
coin book with price pay mailed 1EC. j, II.
Boss iPeones StoreGz3n > !ln 81 Wal, 1885
III snyvher9 any time Phi Dick
e,yMSe Me FIR iFsRf.rFSDMAN,s. l444 South st.
FURNITURE BOUGHT
,,,,s+ nrices paid. Southwark Furniture
53O s 10th. Phi. Dickinson 1908.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

pRAFrsAfAN WANTED; GOOD MAN FOR
MECHANICAL DETAILING. APPL
CRANE DEPT, NILES -BEMENT- POND
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APTs. WANTED

WANTED. for winter months, modern house
keeping apartment. 3 or 4 rooms. fur
nished or partially unfurnished; central To-
cation between 22d st. and 10th and Chest
small furnished house. A 433. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
RROOKLINE

$725O; SEMIDETACHED stone and Tra0,o
at TROLLEY; ~ story. large lot, hot-wa Te te,
bedrooIns: immediate pne,ession 'o''S
WIN. OFT. Brookline, Pa I.lanerch ooa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

\ z. COR FRANKLIN AND MASTER
,cry rhcap. NJ Hurevitz. S3t y. 9th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

PORCH FRONT. 6 rooms and plastered shed
eiectric steam heat; semidetaChcd: price
szono I w Clayton. 31j3 FrarlSf0rd ave
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OISEy

ol.NE1-We have houses from $4,000 To
$1,000; Olney, Logan and vicinity; dc you
need q home? Call Wyo. 1920. Come us.
LINDLEY REALTY co, 51O2 n, 18th st.
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STAMPS AND COINS
ROOMS WANTED

WANT . unfurnished rooms, second floor
front: elderly couple: light housekeeping;
neighborhood 18th to 2lst Susquehanna 10
Somerset, Address 2150 N. Lambert St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

400 HOUSES for sale. all sections. S1ou
ddop,n balance same rent
REMEDY. 400 5. Van Pelt ST.
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BOARD WANTED

ELDERLY gentleman desires aCcommoda-
tions with home comforts and companion
ship of ref. elderly people NJ 22l. l.. OFF.
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GERMANTOWN
TIOGA
VACANT

3ala n. i7TH ST.--lO rooms and bath: per-
feet condition Buxbaum 35lO N. 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

q A MAN WITH FACTORY
nsxPlsRfENcE TO ASSIST ON PRoDUc--
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
PANAMA

PANAMA--For sale, Freebo,a h,,,,,,------
magnihcent position facing pan uns sits
station; s,; trontage about II meters; railway railway
ste nearly iloo square yards further ns., o.
MATTHEW'S MATTHEW'S & Coomsssr. ~ mmsssssr.
30 Bucklersbury. London, EnrIanI IoDMAN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

= s5SEFTTTERs-oni nrst-class. mechanics
with marine pipenttinE experience. APP
..t<' lr,npioyanent Department North Yard.
2j<xr York Shpbuliding Corporation. Cam
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

onns n. 1lTII-ll rms o. bathsl; cunv. Ioca.
ton Only $4,000. Glenn, 1917 Columbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06

TWO minutes from G0th ST Tern3j,,77.
stucco and frame dwel ing rooms hat
water heat gas and electric: lot 5Ox 1So.
So2a0. GEO l.. RARNES. 1901 Chestnut q,
EI,kINS PARk--Fine home ronvenI177 :.
train and trolley; bargain. p 5IS
LEDGER Office. no.