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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
She Hated laxInees.

A travelling man was eating In Q
stuffy little restaurant one very hot
summer day. There were no screens
At the windows OF the door. The Pr
prietress herself waited on her cue
toners and shooed flies from the ta
BILE at the same time. Her energetf,
but vain efforts attracted the attentic
and reused the sympathy Of the tras
cling man, who said:
"WOuld 1t not be better to have You
windows and the door screened"
"Well. yes. s'pose that would hell
some" replied the woman. after think
ing moment. but 'twould lsok night,
lazy like"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

While a captain was giving his com
pany the manual of arms recruit
dropped out Of ranks with a Disgust
ed look on his face.
Get back in there youl" shouted
the officer.
"No," sir" answered thd soldier
sutrdily. "Not till you make up your
mind which shoulder you want us 10
keep our guns on
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

News Of the death of Mrs. Louise
Sebrce Hays two months old daugh-
ter in Boise last Monday has brought
expressions OF sympathy from her
many friends in Caldwell, Mrs. Hays
is an alumnias of the college, having
graduated in the 1907 class.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

Farmers Son: "Pop, kin go 10
the circus tonight"
month since you went to the top Of
the hill to see the moon eclipse Peers
to me you're getting rather dissipated
and reckless"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

I had IN abscess
(wasin ths hospital
at tho 6une) and
! fecl Rlre the
Discovery helped
me. - II cleared
the blood. I have
had no recurrence
Of the trouble.
That was In 1900.
! also used DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and
A A.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

colored ex-buck replied: "You all suah
bet ah had de flu All looked in dat
casulty list every night to see nah
Nance"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
week.

Miss Pearl Grieve is staying with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. Ambrose fish at
Greenleaf during her little neicc's
illness The condition of the latter
is reported improved,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

As am selling my ranch will sell
at public auction, on my ranch one
half mile south and one-half mile east
of Maple Grove school house. 4 miles
west of Nampa and one-half mile
north Of Nampa on Orchard avenue,
known as the S. H. Rider ranch, the
following described property. This
sale is ~
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH.
Commencing at one o'clock.
NINE HEAD OF BEST HOL-
STEIN cows IN THE VALLEY.
One COW six years old to beSfresh
March 20. giving IS pounds Of milk
daily when fresh. per cent test.
5 years old Holstein COW fresh
now. giving Is pounds Of milk, With a
3-8 test. BIZ
l Holstein COW years old, fresh
March I, gave 50 pounds as a 2 year
old.
Holstein COW S years old to be
fresh june |, giving 3 gallons of milk
now. heavy mixer when fresh.
| COW 3 years old, fresh Sept. Is.
giving 6 gallons Of milk when fresh
giving 4 now. n
| dry COW seven years old.
Three calves.
These cows arc all bred to a big
fine Holstein bull.
head of Shorthorn yearlings.
3 heifers and one steer
S HEAD OF HORSES.
| pair of bay mares, weight 3l0O
sound and true
crap mare. years old, weight
lao and sound. 81 - sa
| gray mare years old. weight
400 and sound 90
| 1fpony 8 years old, good for chill
drcn t'.1
MISCELLANEOUS. Ar
| 3 dozen thoroughbred White Leg
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

When his friends asked him ii he
had had the flu while in France,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
Public { ''a {

horn chickens. dozen thoroughbred
Rhode Island red chickens,
S milk cans.
1900 pounds of corn.
$500 pounds of holly seed wheat
10 tons Of first cutting alfalfa hay.
l saddle and bride. 49,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Quick Meal range,
l dining room table and chairs.
buffet to match. full bed springs
and mattresses. t 4
; dressers.
7 q Administer rugs oxl2.
wool and fibre rugs.
large rocking chairs.
oil stove.
writing desk.
FARM MACHINERY.
Weber wagon and bed complete.
Mccormick mower.
Mccormick rake.
Moline 2-way pillow, new.
Il
| hay derrick complete good as new
| 4 Superior drill ea1 - r. ~
| 4 United gas engine, good one. q
l2-foot harrow. s'a
l14-inch walking plow.
| corrigator. float
hay frame.
| set Of double harness and one set
of single harness. M
| A thousand other articles too num-
erous to mention. Come, everybody
| Don't forget the date Of this sale is
Wednesday, February 18th.
EGOOD FREE HOT LUNCH AT
iAerTo sifHg NOON, ssla sig
TERMS OF oSALE-On all sum.
over $50, 9 months time will be given
on notes of approved security to draw
10 per cent from date Of sale, on al
sums Of SIS and under will be cash
with S per cent discount on all sum.
over SIS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

Vocational week is being observed
at the college this week. Rev. John
R. marlborough, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church of Nampa is con-
Quoting the exercises. His inspira-
tional addresse sand vocational inter-
views have proved valuable to the STU
dents who are especially interested in
character building. He will continue
these addresses and interviews thru
out the week at the chapel hour and in
the afternoons up to 800 o'clock.
Rev. Landsborough comes to the
college under the auspices OF the
Presbyterian general board OF edu-
cation Of New York, which carries or
such work annually in sixty-five col
Ileges of the country. The object Of
vocational week is to present to the
students some OF the problems the,
must face in their careers and to point
out the relation of the basic princi
pies Of Christianity to the solution o.
those problems.
Rev. Landsborough's schedule fol
lows:
| Monday, First Things First"
Tuesday, Progress of Life"
/ Wednesday, Requirement"
Thursday, obedience.
! Friday, "The Significance Of Sig
nature" Text. $50 Here is my Sig
nature"
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Z 4 4 4 y 4 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
+ c. OF I. NOTES.

The student body of the College
met Thursday February 18th. Plans
were arranged for the church Satur-
day noon and evening February 20 to
raise funds to cover the football de-
ficit. The new officers. who were
elected at the last meeting were in
stalled with speeches from presiden,
Ezra Hinshaw, Secretary Clemens and
Treasurer Groethi.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13

to learn to run an automobile you
wouldn't buy ope, would you?
Well, il takes two years at the very
least to learn to play the simplest
music SO you can enjoy It. But five
minutes is all the time required to
learn to play the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-13
M AN u ALO
The Player Piano That ID
ALL BUT HUMAN

and the music It will give you Is equal
to the best work of the greatest plan
lists. at,s sff} UFs
The MANUALO will play Liszt
Rhapsodie as the composer intended
il should be played, or Fox trot
with enough ginger that you can't
keep your feet STILL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
DEATHS

on Y"niaS @ S' aft"Tnog" n at" at 2@;So 80 osogk Il !Ss
/ Cemetorv. Convcyanccs win moct train ieav.
'"HT HrStESb,S rStfEia S'2S0n 3 100 l5o rptE p dausn-
ter " late Theodore and Margaret Rumel,
at aNS the s0daPs Home
sea SS and fHMa&H faaas are SFsset fds6ea
r'st r'st,D6}Es- : , rsrTasnil Id Nion5ay BaG % AMANDA g
daughter Of Abr, and Gathering Simon and
Of Gg0rTS S5 R , ana 4on ia;G Mary
wcl in her ltth year Relatives and friends
invited 70 sGITyiGss doTs,oI Men, p M ParSpts Wss
'22Ep H GS2 ?s%1f sS LSEfs SG3 'ESSrnyprR
dn6Tna wiaTmutS subSr T'0oDa Due OF notits fts
Of fgqssr9l wt q! b. gs,yGGmr ~, ~ rrn,
G.. Oldest doushiiySr " Louis !" ana lleTt99
2T2?ISw3NsGSB BD @DSs ag f If&N%p NSpSTi SHAPiRNS AiPsiRS
daughter Of Rcv ard Mrs Charles Town.
S6urch Si OF Good Shepherd Rosomont. IL Pa.' as'
]. nec 40, EMILY KNlGHT wife OF John
Z. Voorhees,, In her Glst year. Funeral,
4sns MT@aEa Id ana r6par ss % +CSm e ri
io@yos Marie, st, ferry, rhtiadsiphia. 80
W,AlGur,;wo(95 On. Dec, 20. MATILDA. rJL ;xlto
=, Ice St f Friends ~" may ~ C cali sunday eve eve
nnr. 1nterment private, Mount Vernon
WENkFNRACH-pcc. 30. ANNA NJ.
widow. q w,llja[n wenIenhach. Residence
soc Ti s. que nTt3eG IN france Feb 10
1oio.. HARRY Il. son .; Isfr% and .yFan6ic
wo9STstn" FSTstR S3yG$ Of cS R RoG alSH Inf So59
parents residence. 22G Hansberry st. Ger
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS, DINE SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp cOllcctt
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 81 $. nth st.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

D1ANnOArnC S50,0OO 10 Invest: a safe
DI AMI lNI)S place for refined peO.
LAI h'i|A' pie who have a diamond
ROCHTdHSS$Tayy y'" 6S '4 5S'R Rogrs n!e TcngS 70 fS
DoSohi only. A McCUTCHEN
PRIVATE qrsS qmSGs riSH 49, RS4l S11,d Esia!f tate
AN@ - - chestnut SITS BELL phones
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

MOTORTRUCk to hire BY day. week or
hour; ali sizes. PhiIa. Auto Transfer
s93 y 20th 81. Poplar 1854.
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BOARDING

ROOMS with bath; modern. SaHa Maria
S New Hampshire ave cor. Euclid av
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Highest prices paid IA TO 10 carats; $40 to
$500; old gold. platinum and silver bought.
The Diamond Shop 10Th H. Above b IS'H mafke, ri
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HELP WANTED-MALE

SALESMAN am looking for particular
type OF man who is inherently honest who
can faithfully represent an organization OF
national reputation and record; regardless of
your present occupation, you may be that
pa rticular man whom I can place in post
ton TO earn not less than $500 per year.
Gail 42S Land Title Bldg, between 10 and
I2 a. m and and y. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

go MARY. widow. or
.- md tr ends ara Invited
.."'. %" sur. . y. m
go '.- gl37 y 9lst II.
.. : a4. I'm Kindly omit
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN. refined. Intelligent. middleaged,
whose hearing, is impaired. desires to as
sist in household duties. mcndinE. darnng
etc. eithcr part or full time. highest refer
cnCcs. NJ 1888. Ledger Office
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CLOSE BOOKS. prepare financial statements
state and federal tax returns. +. H.
Rudolph, 5625 Woodland ave.
SALESMAN about to motor from Phladel-
phia to San Francisco. IL desirOus OF So
curing n line Of goods that could be advan-
tageouslv carried and shown to the trade
along the route. Address 4. y. B.. 45l3 y.
Broad st
TRAFFIC mgr. exp. familiar with Classl
routes and G c. rulings; moderate sal
ary. i 1913. Ledger Office
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DEATHS

y 70 WHICH relatives and friends are 'nvltCt
. 23lS =. i7th 1t. Mass Of requiem Churc
Of st. Monica a IN. Int Holy eros
nEyERLIN. - Dec. 90 NlAGDALl?NA
RaVsIifEr HRaTsHfSr G5 iHt" A. Sh%ridaG End Mor
broiEer.in; jaw EnrSnc & :" MADDEN. S54i Sa,hS
,RLAcK@.on Dee &C." 30 iiG%5nE 1920, EJEHINHNETTl
- lASk m ;EnneI2 serTses snturdaX Er2$ 22
,EEAPf&Y, "a Dec. t"'S5"I' 81 i?2G ,iFNTRlcE
o ara Of ena1 len 'T aro AP9 n3ed r%SS S St,ond "a
GGS1S GSnSd SG9 ST m from W.. @S TI TSI rel
phia. Solemn requiem mass At St Raphae,t
M ngHIRRI+TTToNn,p@e; 30. Ia2o; HELEN, \
ETgFqssR ain Pss50Ss aged @Sa 40 ] r%os } }Tn n
fH{REipENFrni!Tn,. u HTi&}SS'"ni &St ! \, ,G1is. n,
M2iY'rs Sni SroG FFN9so JoHN gIn SG Gh@s's r
res'den$3 % 4 rupohoaE,n ''' St, ~ GSrmo6.
.RR1NKER : be- 30, sALIIE woRRALr.:
WIDOW OF Alden Il Rrnkcr. Rclatiyes and
ffq5sms% ga7 coGrt HSI st., S%rE' Pa
REHEccX' a. 81" wdoS ddSI Of john "'SSrG" Burr asSd
p Funeral services private. sun, y m
FfSa2i GI&RT Kay %Sa San SoG 5" 10 iogo WILLIAM
\. son of Charles \. and Mary clark tnec
bSrs bE' Of 1S hHHTS nanTy n4 FST4 sG DIT B
sion, A. t. +, invited to funeral on Mon
az a %o, 2o s5D fr@m pqrS@s qdSsn r@onTS S. S
=, CarthoF, ,turrh. at 10 a. m. 1ntrrm'nt
Ct0lL,ffSs. GGBrHT,'F$E6 ~. SARAH +, widow ot
James +. Collins. Relatives and friends are
,,nyl,"d to attend fqncrah Mon p nj II;
Thomas. 37o7 unruh st, Tacony Int. Mag
GRNwFoRp-Dec. 30 WILLIAM CRAw-
FORD. Duo notice OF the tuncrul VIII he
.arreo", .re" aSrmanown. @ S W. e'',''''' 49, ''' .'
m5nla, On Dec. 81. NLlRY, e. wife Of John
brook k" Rea,,ies ' and friends Invited to serv-
a. a., r9"Sa 81 Sao% W Iuda T Luke o4 9 asn
DENNISoN AT Mercer Hosnitn! Tren?-
%5o~ wa Of 'rso,. @ " ~ nS6HS5n %SSS far@sry q
.ssIicrco Of NJ. nlrsen a3oo ), 9Th s..
p. N lrtprmeut Ivy Hil Cemetery.
u"NL,EY.-Ur nee. 20, Ru'uAED TowN.
ara @ II vaars .," inoraj F sT' se-%ice on Monday
morn!nE at, II -" cock al church Of s.
-, II'Irm1SSn. nriyet"s Er',nda may call
C@r ,I Dr9S3 aged &c ora o. Rf,in5yog ,6sTo
Na-cissa. "a iH; private
EFHIl% on g, Pee Y JOSEF, <: hqsi
friends oiso Stoneman Teilowsh!p and en-
s 'Gc Gn MYsaiiT id$o ih St ''IF S,er G
r1"nt a. Arlington Cemetery. Viewing sun
EEvGYYn GYYn'IE & Dec 40. MARTIN EvOY. hus.
ba7i ot Annle HaIyhurtcn Evoy. aged Gs.
sStoas Of WITH % he " was s' ror,Sor 1tT' Invited
to lln~r9' M ssrNcSs , Mon la9 a3 ? ,,1 m rr"
Germantown Int private. W,rt Laurel Mi
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~ COURT or COMMON PLEAS No. !
- for the C,~nty of Philadelphia.
March Term. 1920. No. 1910. In Divorce
Snllg Melncr - Rnse MPlner

To R0ra Woiner. late Z 1920 y Darier St.
Philadelphia. respondents
You VIII please tax" notice that have
been appointed master by n" court in the
above entitled case. In which your husha nd
has Wrought suit against YOU for absolute
divorce on the grounds uf d"sor'ion and
adu.Ier'. and that I wit, hold meeting for
tho purpose u taking t"stimunv In said case
At nv ofncc. fourth floor. West End Trust
Pudding s. W corner Broad and South Penn
SQUARE on Tuesday. February /, 1891. at
3 80 p m, when and wh"r" N"u may attend
with w.'N"sses II YOU 90 deFire
RICHARD HAY WOuI.SEY. Master.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

S380O-PERCY ST. at b-autifur Hunting
PARK 7 rooms porch front; act quick
p 1925. I.edgcr OfhCe.
22II-l3-I5.l7 $. CHADWTCK-Wlu finance
J. j. GRADY, 1900 Porter.
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VICTORY STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUs,
1911 TO 1919 MARKET ST.
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FLORIDA

FOR SALE BY OWNER-One OF the finest
estates In E?rida: beautiful water front;
derful bargain at S14O, 900 Address Wind
aor. N. Mich gan ave, Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

KELLER. deceased -- Letters tcsta'
montnry on the above estate having beer
granted to the urdersiEncl, all r"rSors in
dcptcd to the said estate are requested &c
mako payment. and those having claims tc
present the same without delay. 70
FLORENCE ADA RENELb ENeCutrN.
or her attorneys.
CHAPMAN 4 CHAPMAN.
igaDpr IiEE
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PERSONALS

TOM WEII.--Wrlte to Tom Murray. %4i
Gi,rIa,. ave Long Beach. Cat:: i'm
T0rtdn..
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SAI,ESNIFN

Statesmen
AM LOCKING for u particular type OF man
who Is Inherently honest who can faith.
fully represent an organization Of national
reputation and record: regardless of your
present occupation YOU may be that particu-
earn not less than $500 per year. Call 211
Smith-Austcrmuhl Bldg. Camden. N j..
after Q:aO a m.
Statesmen wanted for positively the best
make of truck tire chain on the market:
II Is fast seller and big profit for you;
only men who know something about trucks
need write for particulars. Herman Chain
Co, l2i6 II at. N. w, Washington, d. c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. banking house will
and bond statesmen, after Jan. 1, 1921. Lib
eral COMPENSATION offered to one who can
furnish proper credentials. L 1881. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

start the Now Year right. both for yourself
and your client; become identified with a
food concern now operating g large plant in
Washington, d. C: subsidiary Compar MES
have been formed in Cleveland Ohio, and
Boston Mass other cities are now forming;
we are selling the stock OF parent com.
pany. issuing as a bonus a = per cent morey-
reverting stock note. making this minimum,
10 per cent investment; maximum unlimited: :
show us a clean record and we VIII show you
how to make 1921 your banner. year Let's 8
talk things over. Suite S14-Sl5, 1Ol1 Chest
nut 81. See Mr.. Hack
STRONG, healthy. square man. qualified for
police inspector or assistant chief: city OF
so. 600, send statement Immediately. training
and pas activities to PA. Ledger Office
Also give telephone number
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APARTMENT HOTELS

HOTEL CAMDEN, "a ST. at Penn, Camden
y J minutes walk from ferry; facing
on Copper square; Just opened; a truly FIRST.
class hotel. with lSO rooms and 20 baths;
da.iH. wn"kIy and monthly rates. 4 regtau.
rant with T"aI home cooking IL conducted
T"'"Uhnn" Camden 1850.
HOTEL SUSSEX. 1877 Walnut st,~-A clean,
modern. w"ll-cUnduCtcd small hotel. where
CHARGES moderate Phone Walnut 7lUl
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WANTED

FEATHER BEDS wanted b : prices pad.
Phone Poplar 5000, 1927 G'rarl ave.
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In NIEMnKINNI

SAUTER In lowing rrmrulrlu-e Of my
ear sistsT EMILE + SAITEI. sin, I'nt
Dec. 81. 1919. ALBERT e. sAUFER
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ARLINGTON
CYNyYD
HIGHLAND PARR

MODERN DWELLING. minutes from Gbtb
81 terminal; living room open nreniara
oinins room, kitchen. bedrooms. tiled bath
soHS6 sS hGST-w@teT Gn heat gas and electric; price
!. Barnes, 1901 Chestnut 81. Walnut 4gsS
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- ESTATE or MARY AMANDA WOOD

deceased = Iettcra Ot NdmInIstrntI0n
pordontc lite upon the estate OF Mary
Amanda Wood. deceased, having been
granted to FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
and EDWARD J. SCANLoN. all rcrsotts, in
d"btpd TO the said estate are requested to
make payment and those having claims
asainst the same to present them, without
delay, at the office OF the said company. Nos.
325-33l Chestnut st. Philadelphia,
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTs

WARWICK, l9uG-lO SAMSON st-Modern
housekeeping 4 rooms; rer 500 White.
sid" McI.anahnn l6th and Pine SITS.
CE&rRAL unfurnishcd housekeeping apart.
mont 22O S. ith ST.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
STOP
EXcellen. opportunity Is offered to good
live dealer to handle ono of tn" best and
fastest selling limos Of automobile trucks In
the cities and counties of Philadelphia AMI
Camden. Line comprises 1-TOn Speed Truck.
Ia Ton and 2-2i5 Ton models. Write today
FOR full narticulars. POO, Ledger Office
IF YOU can use $50 today and $40 a month
fOr three months. you can become asso-
ciated with company that should return
you fortune; this is rot oil or mining, but
an opportunity in a proven business. Write
I 1929. LedEer Office.
AEE-An international enterprise has OPEN
inRs for men OF executive ability; these
positions will pay n very handsome figure II
you qualify. Call 7O2 VaHdam Bldg. 10th
and Market sts.
BUSINESS man would like to connect with
textile mfr making wool triCot.nes on
equal invest. and profits. I34. Ledger OF.
FINANCIAL assistance to business men
MAURICE LICHTMAN. 205 Colonial Trust
B,dg.. l3,h and Market. Spruce CTS.
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Observation-Disclosures
SANATORIUM OR CIIjR.

NrARM HOUSE. BUILDINGS. 40 HCREs
wear !>,,; and and overlooking BALTIC. Pike: Is miles
for ,Wnil VEL adapted by Its many advantages
Photo. ''''u''ohal purposes.
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TWO delightful rooms, southern exposursi
10 trolley cars; excellent table board. Phone
Germ antown 1882
CHEROKEE HOTET.--A quiet corvsntionnl
lunch, 75c, dinner 81: booklet; u meals
Sl9 32G W. Chelten ave. Phone Ger
mantown $3.50.
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Statesmen
EXPERIENCED FOR OCR DRESS, COAT
AND SUIT SALONS, WE WANT CAPABLE
WOMEN OF PLEASING PERSONALITY
AND GOOD APPEARANCE. p 7 l. Y
SUPERINTENDENT
THE FINK co.
SUCCESSORS TO l.. W, HCRD.
925-027 MARKET ST.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY

1850 OGDEN ST.-Sevcn large rooms. bath
LloTr' ill2 Chestnut stF FIlbsrt 9s5s.
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HUNTINGDON VALLEY

An elevated tract so ncros. ,o,,r,o,,,,,r y
an an, ,oSXtendGd view OF this beautifui valley
nn,v T,ua,ns ing Del River and City Hall tower;
sI; siIh; stone road fronts; substantial farm
~ Suii9insss 10 s idsal location for country scat
=. !. FELERS q son. COS CHESTNUT ST
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LEGAL ADvERrIsEMENrs
; EsrArE OF IsNnoRE A. rARkER

G. ESTATE OF ISADORE \. PARKER,
Observation-Disclosures Of administration on
the above estate having been granted to the
Undersigned. all persons indebted 70 the said
estate are requested to make payment and
those having claims 10 present the same.
without delay to
c. TKEV0R DuNHAM. Administrator.
or his attorneys,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-15
RUSSIA REGIME
CHASTITY FARCE

WASHINGTON. May 15-The. Boil
shevik Government of Russia is a
CHASTITY failure, according to Col Ed
ward w. Ryan, American Red Cross
Commissioner in Northern Russia and
the Baltic region, who has just re-
turned from a secret mission.
Moscow and Petrograd are un-
speakably filthy. he said. the streets
being ankle to knee deep with dirt
which has been undisturbed for four
years, and the inhabitants, famine
stricken and without an adequate
water supply, dressed like beggars.
Horse meat and daily ration Of
quarter of pound of low grade
bread is the only food and with no
medical supplies available the death
rate is unbelievably high.
The schools are demoralized and
churches and theatres have virtually
given up all attempt to function
Officials here Indicated that the
desolate picture of Russian conditions
painted by Col. Ryan may prevent
considerations now of proposals to
resume trade relations with that
country.