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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08

LAREDO, Texas. julio Ell Tenien
te Coronel Pedro Guzman que hace
Gias. en- union de varios hombres, des
conoci6 al gobierno actual en- Ia Villa
de Santiago, y L.. Y trat6 de imponer
prGstamos n los vecinos de esa Villa v
a los p~ropietarios de la fabrica de
Ell Porvenir', fue capturado por ell
Mayor Jacinto Villarreal v conduct
do a la Ciudad de Monterrey, segun
notlciaS recibidas de esa capital hoy.
FL citado rebelde fue internado en-
la ~Penitenciarfa del Estado, habien-
do quedado a disposition del general
Manuel Perez Treviho, nuevo Jefe de
las Operaciones en- ell Estado, quier
a 81 vez 10 eonsignara al Consejo de
Guerra para u Sc le juzgue.
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DEFUNCiONES

Emeterio Talamantes, a Ia edad de
40 amos.
Sehora Nicolasa Diaz Sanchez, a
n edad de II amos.
Cipriano Alvarez, a la edad de S.
amos.
I'm nino de Albinc Chapa V Tulsa
Gonzalez de Chapa.
Una nina de Catarino Z1higa Y
Domingo Toledo de Zuhiga.
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NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Luis B. Martinez y
Conception Paez de Martinez.
Tn nino de Carlos Davila Y Simona
lie la Rosa de Davila.
IN niho de Guillermo Morales y
Clotilde Hernandez de Morales.
Una nina dc Abel de la Rosa y
Leandra Cuevas de de la Rosa.
Una nina &c Jose Ortega V Coma
In Herrera de Ortega.
Tn niho Go Domingo Hernandez Y
Iuisa Torres de Hernandez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
Ell FEmlNISMo EN- MEXICO

En- primer lugar. querer dar al fe-
minismo en- Mexico las exterioriza-
clones V las formas que tienen otros
paises, los Estados Unidos entire clos,
es algo a todas luces absurdo.
La constitution de nuestras fami-
las, las leyes morales y las sociales
que las rigen, el caracter. ell tempe
rarnento de nuestras mujeres, nues-
tras formas generates de vida, son tan
diametralmente opuestas, que II re-
volucion social en- tai sentido serfa
impossible Y constituiria solo una a.
menaza de desquiciamiento V una
Duerta alberta a la inmoralidad.
En- los palses en- que tales innova-
clones Sc han llevado a cabo, ha sido
clio cuando va la gran masa social
las juzg6 recesarias Y estuvo segura
de que responderian a un general de-
SEQ. En- Mexico. estaS formaS iegales
serfan artificioSas g inutiles. puesto
que el pueblo, para el Tue r estas,
no Sc siente nj dispuesto nj preparado
a echar mano de elias.
Dictadas las leyeS sobre Ell divorcio
hace mucho tempo. concedido el de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
p o r { / A c ! o N A |

Con gran beneplacieto del p1blico,
el Trio Trovatore" tornado por los
notableS cantantes. hermanos Areu.
vgIelva a hacer temperate en- el Tea
tro Nacional.' Los magnfficos cancio-
neros cubanoS han reforzado su re-
pertorio. para ~presentarse de nuevo
ante este pdblico.
Con clos wien IL simpatica pare
ia de bale Mari Martin. que ta'ntos
aplausos conquist6 en- IA anterior tenn
t~emporada.
Hoy sera el debut de ssos esepec-
tAcUloS-
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soo;oj5s' n,>onnk
ESTABLECIDO

DespuEs &c pernanecer en- CANA
siete dfas, ha vuelto a u habituales
labores en- este Diario, e. senior Don
Federico Allen Hinojosa, SecretSrio de
keda.cci6n de LA PRENSA.
Maestro compahero Sc vic vfctima
de I'm atacue de p~aludismo, del que
fCk ateNdido por el DR.. David Cerna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
ESTADC DEL TEMPO.

PRONOSTICO que rlnde para hoy
el O~bservatorio Meteorological de Sal
Antonio:
NubladoS trecuentes y una tempe
ratura maxica entire los So y 90 gra-
dos.
La temperature de aver flutu6 en-
ire los 20 Y los 81 grades.
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I =
EN- WAVE DE NEGCClOS

e Seno- II. Ricoa. Sc ~encuentra IN
esta ciudad dc San Antonio. proce-
dente de Ia de Hayden. Arizona. vino
en- viaje de negocios. a~rreglados los
cuales. regresara al lugar de ST. resi-
GenCia.
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y VIAJEROS

Llegarcn a esta ciudad e. professor
Don Alfredo 2. Lenskin : su sonora
esposa. ~proceGentes del puerto de
Tampico. : Sc hospedan en- la casa
lao de las Gales North.
DE REGRESO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
CROCKETT PULLMAN AUTO
LIVERY. 100 Galan St.

T,lefonos Crockett 9e6 v To+.
e unico Sitio meIiceno de AUTOMOBILES
en- IA ciudad. Wales desde SOC. CarroS a
prop6sito Y a prec;os razonabies para BEu-
;izos. m~atrimonios y funeraleS. Chauffeurs
de- Union
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
DE REGRESO

Despues de M permanently de va
rias en- la Capital de Re
rublica. ACADIA de resTesar a San An
tonic. e senior Jose Reyes Estrada.
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LA MUJER MEXICANA ESTARA AMPLlAMEHiE
pROTEGIDA POR LA LEY EN- 10 SUCCESSIVE

recho del voto 81 las mujeres en- mu-
chos Estados de Ia Republica, han ST.
do tan pocas las mujeres que Sc han
acogido al divorcio c~arranclsta como
las u han lido a llevar su vote a las
urnas electorales; 10 cual prueba que
nj una nj otra ley constituyen un an
halo nj una ,necesidad de las ruje-
res.
En- cuanto a Ia ley de relaciones IA
miliares a~probada por ell Congreso ca
rrancista, esta tan liens de derectos
del orden social y legal, que necesa-
r.amente habra de ser reformada con
reformas tales que Ia mudaran por
complete.
LA DEFENSA DEL HIJo
Hay algo. sin embargo, que 81 recla-
ma una legisiacion Immediate, legisla-
cion practica y efectiva que corri1a
V castigue una vieja maldad, I'm crl-
men ancestral que la sociedad y ia
ley vienen dejando sin castigo.
Ell numero de hijos sin padre. sin
padre conocido, que responda de su
sostenimiento V de su educacion' que
les de cariho v cuidados. es en- Next
CO abrumador; los hijos naturales'
QUE nunca saben quin fue su padre
formau legiones entire nosotros, 10
cual auiere decir que las mujeres a.
bandonadas, que las madres burla-
das, forman legion tambien.
Sobre este punto, es sobre 81 que
hay que legislar.
En- todos los paises civilizados las
mujeres estan p~rotegidas en- este SEN
lido por leyes precisas, claras. estre-
chas que no dejan salida al culpable
que las autoridsdes hacen cumplir
en- todas parties bajo penas severas
para los casos de cohecho u oculta-
miento.
En- un pals civilizado, una mu ier
no puede quedar Improvements bur-
lada nj un hijo ser impunemente a
bandonado: 81 nosotros queremos me-
recer el dictado de pats quito. niece
sitamos legislar, Y legislar inmedia-
lament no va en- el sentido de que
las mujercs vayan a dejar 81 vote a
las urnas elcctorales, sino en- e. de
que Sc las proteja en- su honor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Tel. CT. III Y ct. %.
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. C~hauffeurs que hablan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08
REC|STRO CIVIL
SANTORAL

Jueves s.-santa Isabel Reina V San
Procopio Martir.
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MATRIMONIOS.

Tirso Elizondo y Victoria Cardenas.
Franck H. Sieber y Estela E. La
rralde.
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r E G A [ o

Maria Alta Maxia. prcstidiSitse.on, sues
4. en- 81 juezo. en- el amor. ea los neSoeioh
eecretov maravillosos.
No se muestre ustsd cobarde antA e
probl.rnn de Ia vida Remi.s 10 eenS'os az
ssta,fi,:ans 4
Vega Commission Co.
Bax 81, HtRtN1. CUBA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08

Con un abogado mexicano. hombre
de valimento entrs los actuales direc-
torres de Ia cosa p1blica en- nuestro
pats, sostuvo breve entrevista uno de
reporters, sobre asuntos de
~innegable interes: 81 de 81 el nuevo
gobierno, le nueva legislature, pom
drian nano a las reformas soctales
llevadas a cabo de maner tan Vio-
lenta g ilogica por el carrancismo, a
Ia lsy de r~elaciones familiares, festi-
NADIA desde los primeros tiempos del
gobierno revolucionar!o. q las leyes
sobre ell voto de las mujeres. etc.
FL asunto es demasiado grande y
arduo por TODD extreme, para ser ira
en- el breve tempo de una entire
vista y en- ell reducido espacio de unos
parrafos de p~eriodico; por 10
que el reporter Sc concrete a traer a
estas cuantas lfneas, las ideas prin-
cipales emitidas por el entrevistado
ideas que pronto tomaran forma en-
sendos proyectos de reformas legales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-08

FIFE APREFENDIDO Y CONSIGNA
DO Ell REBELDE GUZMAN
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
DODGERS ENJOY
SIX-CAME LEAD
Cleveland Back In First Place
After Yesterdays American
League Results.
YANKS FEAR BROWNIES

With = lead OF ak games shown
on Its percentage table and with
only eleven games left to play,
nothing but a reversal Of the rarest
type can keep Brooklyn out Of the
worlds series. The gap between
the Dodgers and the worlds cham
plon Reds was opened TO the extent
OF another fun game yesterday
when the Reds fell before the
Brooklyn club. The Giants failed
TO keep up to the pace when the
Pirates broke even with them In a
double header.
The Yankees lost to the white Sox
Yesterday. and. as the Indians trimmed
tho Senators in Cleveland, they took
the leadership OF the league. Follow
inclined to be peevish over the defeat
inclind to be peeylsh over the defeat
pitched a good game In several weeks,
but was selected to carry tho burden
OF the opening game at Chicago.
As tho Yankees have only twelve
games left on their schedule, they can
not afford to drop more than one more
Of them II they hope to capture the
American league pennant. considering
the speed at which the Indians have
been travllng. for the Cleveland club has
sixteen more games to play and easily
could draw up to the lead on the last
day OF the season after the Yankees
IL over.
Two more games remain for the
Yankees In Chicago. Cleveland mean
while viii be finishing with the Sem
ators, not snap Job by any means.
For the Yankees, the worst is yet to
come, according to their own figures,
for they are booked At their ancient
nemesis. the Browns. after they get
through In Chicago,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At CHATTANOOGA york and
Neiderkorn) ..,............. q /
Memphis (Tuero and Dowie) 8 10 0
Second game
'At CHATTANOOGA York,
Vines and Neiderkorn) 80. Q Q
Memphis weber and Dowie) 1 I
AZ Mobile (IIaid and Ponds).. - 4
New Orleans (Walker Vance,
Matteson and Deherry). -. 3 10
AZ Birmingham Gallagher.
Coffindaffer ana Gooch) -. 0b I
Atlanta (Suggs and Mllls) STA 1
At Little Rock (Robinson. Jon
nard and Brottem. Kohl
Nashville (statham and
NewelD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 IL
sGame called. darkness.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 9; Columbus, 1.
Milwaukee. Q; Minneapolis, 3.
Kansas City. 8; ST. Paul, g.
(Others not Erhndulad
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
ADMIRERS ALMOST MOB
BABE RUTH IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. 17.--George babe"
Ruth. baseball's biggest hero. breathed
easier today after a daring escape"
last night from friendly mob of ad-
mlrers. A convenient haven in a boot
black shop at Madison and Crawford
avenues, on ChicaRo's west side, saved
the king OF swat" from being Utterly
smothered by crowds OF worshipers who
jostled each other about TO get close to
the home run hitter.
Babe" had just finished a talk to a
westslde knights of Columbus meeting
and was leaving the hall only to find
the street blocked by those who wanted
to shake his hand He braved the mob
and tried to shake" his way through 1t
but the friends" closed in and Ruth
was caught. A companion forced him
into a shoe shining parlor from which he
escaped through rear door into a taxi
cab while the police cleared the street.
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TAGGING THE BASES

buster Mails is rather valuable to the
Indians He shut out the Senators and
boosted the Cleveland club to the lead.
The Pirates fell when Nehf held them
to a single hit, losing one game to the
Giants, to 0. They won the other.
3 to /.
Jack Quinn couldn't last against the
White Sox. They slapped him for an
IS to 8 defeat and knocked the Yankees
into second place.
Philadelphia hit Vaughn recklessly.
but Alexander relieved him and
squeezed through, 8 to s.
The worlds champions are slowly
curling up. The Dodgers pasted them,
5 to 8.
The Browns succumbed to the Ath-
letics In the eleventh, to 5.
The Tigers also won an extra-inning
game when they beat the Red Sox In
ten innings, z to 8.
The Braves spilled the first to the
Cardinals, 4 to and then captured the
second. 4 to 3.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
RICHMOND TAKES LEAD

yesterday CAPTURED the third game IN
the Virginia state league post season
series before one OF the largest crowds
ever seen Mt Boulevard park by a score
OF 3 to 0. McWorter. for the locals. had
Portsmouth eating out OF his hand
throughout the nine innings. Fromholz
pitched n variety OF bali that will win
nine times out OF ten. but the locals
succeeded In getting to him when hits
meant runs. Richmond has now won
two and lost one. The score:
Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
PORTSMOUTH ,...............,...
McWorter and Holmes; FromhoIz and
Parker,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

K,H, ID,
Al Cleveland malls and
ONeilD Observation-Disclosures. !
Washington Zachary and
Charity ..................
At Detroit (Crumpler. Conk-
wright and Stanage) ......71 10 2
Boston (Bush. Pennock and
Schang) ....,.............. 2
At st. Louis (Deborry. sotheron
and Billlngs) ..,.......,... 6 IL
and Perkins, .............. s1a !
AZ Chicago (Kerr and
schall) ......,.,.........s IS ]
New York Quinn, Mogridge.
Collins, McGraw and Han
NAH ......A
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
$4,000 PURSE OFFERED

Montreal. Sept. 1.-THE Kenilworth
Jockey club. through its general maRa-
ger A. M. Orphen, has offered purse Of
$4,000 and a gold cup or a match race
between the famous race horses. Men o.
War, Sir Barton, and EXterminator 1t
was announced here yesterday.
J. X. l.. Ross, owner of Sir Barton,
It was said. accepted the offer. The race,
II arranged will be run at the Windsor
club track at the October meeting at a
mile and a quarter.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17

III you suner from pellagra as this
boy did, by all means investigate this
treatment.
Baughn's Pellagra Treatment was
discovered by a big-hearted man, llv-
ing in Jasper, Ala, who is devoting
his life to the relief OF peliagra among
his neighbors. He is glad to help you.
He has written a booklet on "Pellagra
and How to Treat It," which we would
like TO send you. II will help you
effect cure in your case. Send your
name and address and we'll send the
booklet without obligation to you.
American Compromising Co., Box 2o25,
JASPER, Ala,-(Ady)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
PELL-AGRA
MISSISSIPPI BOY CURED

Doctors of Laurel and HattiesburG
who waited on the son OF ]. T. Chill
ders, gave him up to die He had
open sores on his face, hands and legs
His throat was innamed and full OF
scabs. He suffered terrible pain in hi,
stomach. arms and legs.
But the boys parents heard of
Baughn's Pellagra Treatment and de-
clded to try II. Soon after the treat
ment was started an improvement
was noticed. The pain was relieved
and the sores started TO heal. In a
few months the patient was COM
pleteiy cured.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
FORM AND THE BABE

Form and the Babe Joined this
nine season
mark almost double It,
at
walked
his
before.
OF
Mkes battered ribs testimony this
that 1920
always happen
Cobb hasn't held his the accident to his
killed his Cobb
Jackson the favotes who
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Copyright 1920, New York Tribune. Incl


Have taken time orm has season
through the various vicisstudes Of
is generally taken for granted that the best
the best the
where fate or fortune may play a pleading role
In England
Abe Mitchell golfers
Duncan and Mitchell
the American
the two who had to be vardon tied
AMONG AMATEURS
at Wimbledon when Bill Tiden Gerald
Patterson later
den
Wimbledon finally finished m
The held In the championship
Chick Evans and Bobby
reached seminal
while Oumet and Evans moved the final OF the 1913
started out qualify Monday
Saturday morning. with the other 226 in the discard.
Credit this belongs
together
had to call miracle destruction and dissolution
down At
the his second and far short the with
yards below
had to
shots succession and thereby
through the forty-hrst
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
JACKSON BEATS belmont

Jersey City, Sept. 17.-Wlllie jack
son. New York lightweight, outfought
Gene belmont. OF Memphis, In a
12-round bout here last night. Jack
son weighed 1873 pounds and his oppo-
nent 1871. The New Yorker had height
and reach on belmont and admins
tered much body punishment.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
CONCERNING THE REDS

might be suggested that far the Reds haven't quite
matter
oesson for good since the Giants turned the trick
1912 1913
machine
Cubs the old Giants and the old Athletics.
And form in organization can't true
ends O workin a or speed
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
DUNDEE VS.. YELLING

New York, Sept. 17.-Boxing under
New York's new law providing for fif-
teen rounds to decision. will begin to-
night with bout in Madison Square
garden between Johnny Dundee and
Joe yelling, lghtweights. Tex Richard
is the promoter.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-17
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort; 90 do stockings. A
package OF Aliens Foot-Ease, tho antlsep,lc
powder 10 shake into the shoes and sprinkle In
the foot-bath, gives you that 'old shoe" comfort
and saves wear. Aliens Foot-Bass makes
shoes one aiEe smaller by shaking some AlIen,.
Foot-Eass In each shoe In the msrning Sold
everywhere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
ARDSI.EY
BRYN MAwR
CHELrENHAM
CLIFTON HEIGHTS
COLLINGDAIE
CYNwYD

DEsIRABLY located; lot l06 It. front BY Il
- doep. $. Z. Adams. l4ls Walnut 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
CYNWYD

Sione Colonial house. 10 rooms: mod
crn in every respect; southern ex-
posure' large porches: garage for
cars: fine shrubbery; June 10 to Sep
tcmber H. $1,000. .
Ten rooms. sttractively furnished.
garage: = minutes to station: June 90
TO September 3; rent $500.
Kershaw & Crowl '2iS nut Chest st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
FOR RENT-FuRNIsHEp

FOR RENT--Ten- room furnished house near
the University: baths. sleeping porches.
electrical appliances: 5000 month, June Is
TO Sept. 49, references. Address B 126.
Ledger Oficc.
400 BLOCK N, BROAD ST.. 10 rooms, 2
baths; very beautifully furnished; 5000 per
month for mos. Mccormick McCor-
miCh. Lincoln Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

r. E.-SALE OR. EXCHANGE

OWNER OF n Temodelcd Broom city homo
wishes to get in communication with owner
Of suburban home main Line or Chestnut
possession and ownership, city Some SonmshslnS SfS
electric hght. open hall plpeless furnace 10
tons per winter) and modern ConVeniences:
convenient to several trolley lines: state
exact location and price CONFIDENTIAL; no
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
NEW JERsEy-sUBURBAN
rOIJINGSNOOD

/ 800 ACRES. only 10 miles from PhiIadeI.
phia city Hall. $50, 900 ''"'''
MESTNEY. 203 Liberty Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
RROOKIYN, n. Y.

FOR SALE or ENGHANGE--3 story. gran,
and dining rooms, both with open lirepIaces
butlers PANTRY. reception room, foyer with
open hrepiaces. bedrooms with rllnninn.
water 10 each, two bathrooms parquetry
noors throushout; first-clsss condition; cleo
.rlc lisht9s Communicate with IT, "A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
SrRI<GFlELD

TWO SQUARES north Of Media Short Line,
half a mile beyond frst-fare limit, remod-
. ed farmhouse. Springfield water, laundry
tubs sanitary bathroom. living room with
open fireplace and Colonial stal rway, s. bed
rooms; I y acres. fine old shade and shrub
YOCuM & POWERS 20 S. 10Th 81
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

.11-ROOM STONE HOUSE
Two baths. shade open section: S125 month.
G.. r. PETERS 4 SON. COS CHESTNUT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04

LAwNDALE
BUNGALOW, 1928 Cottman st, rooms,
bath and laundry; excellent Ncondtion; lot
b0N lO7: bargain.
1000 block. st. Vincent ST.. @ rooms, bath
and laundry; hardYood floors: modern
lhroushouE immediate possession; lot 60S
126; bargain s6hOO.
N W. cor. Princeton and Oakley SITS,
rooms and bath. I'm, attic: near car line: all
modern improvements; IDEAL locationi $500.
1915 Oakley St, rooms and bath, gas,
electric, pipeless heater: $4,000.
OILS st Vincent st, @ rooms and bath.
laundry. large attic: gas and electric; lot
50xl25
T233 Clartte St. rooms and bath large
lot, b0I126 fruit trees; bargain, $4,000
20 Central ave, Q rooms and bath; lot
2ox125 can be bought right.
BRtSTRAGER BROS,
Rising Sun ave, and Cottman 81,
Telephone, Fox Chase 1905
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GI.ENSIDE

NEW single dwelling. hardwood floors, Op.n
fireplace. ~" bath. garage; excellent Iora,
ION; price HIu."OO R"HnDger & Rcnnng l.
GLeustdc. Pa opposite station.
SINGLE 7-room bungalow; nearly compIeI, a.
hot-water heat, hardwood floors eler
price $4,000. Renningcr Renninger, Glen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-04
ELKINS PARK

ELkINS PARK--A desirable corner lot near
train and trolley; extended view: reas son
r y Box l?4, Ellns. Park Pa.
NEW ColonIalstyle 10 rooms 2 baths, h. W.
heat hardwood floors; price, sis, 600 Nc
Elkins Park.
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POSSESSION

Colonial period corner home with gar
age, very modern; hot-water heat,
electric light parquetry floors. two
open freplsCcs white porcelain gas
range with automatic oven silver
electric fixtures. multitude Of cleo.
trio floor optIets. exquisite Interior
decorations. beautiful shrubbcry. !
chambers, bathy This is not a bar
gain a. s@3 900. but in our opinion a
fair price II. however. YOU cOmpere
II win new homes in this section It
Will show YOU a saving OF $1,000 not
considering the shrubbery. trees, con.
rer screens, shades. lnoleum and
flower boxes. which are worth S9OOn
moro but are included in the priCe
JAS. T.. DOLAN & CO. Cyuwyd
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GRATERSFORD

wELL-BUlLT BUNGALOW, . large rooms
electric light, steam heat, own water sys
lawn with rose bushes. etc, all on y acre
Of ground; home YOU Will be proud or
nhnna kan nslnEfnn lnh ~,
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EDDINC,TON

HINER.FRONT ESTATE
81 aoros. 1900 water front: I7,room man
sion hot,"al"r heat "Iertr.c lights; garage
NJ go. I.rdprr Office.
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7o,AChE fruit poultry, truck on salt wa.
,,to Yer nnc climate, Goodand and buildings: |
bins. trapping and cunning; near InTpo
towns, price $3.50. Il. l.. SELTZER Marian |
STATION, Somerset County, Md ~"
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TOMS RIVER

FOR SALEn,h small country hotel establish.
men trade ii specially; 2 persons can nm
"a met good opportunity for the right M rtu ~
Inspection aud inquiry invited; price rc" soI On :
ablc' good reasons given for selling; stcsn,
heat; all improvements, Central House, I'om
nCrcial Mons Inn, situated on Toms riva,,
\, ]. T. S.--four miles from Barnegat Nav