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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03

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Die @rpreB 10 lun8er II, mel
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zen dugiteaeu. Benu man ods 9elo
zser 8oltanipeiiung ODER per erpreBdn'
eptiiuug Idiot, If Is uldt notbipenolg,
zen betreffeuten 8rtef reglltrIren gu ldl@
sen. Deun Die aDreile oettlld) g,ld}rleoen
Beat man bogeyen Sdnr9elo III oen
arief, 10 Iollte oieler itet5 regiltrlrt fpers
Seu nm Itder 3u iein, oab oftleibe rtfs
@fa antomint. SIR 8elolenoun8en IN
suJfotem 8riefperihlufe iibernebmen
xir t~etnerlet NerdutportlIffeit. Sm
sGue bon &t0reBueran0erungen oer8ene
ETtau "a uttt, Die alte ebenlotpohI tule Die
Eeue &ojtoiflee an5n9cben, oenn loH1t
3Unen iplr ben NdnIen in DEN Sudern
4Gr utdt ftuoen.
Roueb ORDERS oIrfen nift, mi. oas
70 oft 9cihiebt. ais oermelntIlhe Quit
euro 8uridbebnIte rperoen,
%yvbern iiub in ben 8riefen bet5us
Segen.
Gutttline' erfoIgt nur ourd Tenoerune
seS 9dtunIs nuI Dem NbreBitreifen.
Hfon abrei1ire einfnn:
,Rurotern". Ga GruHe, Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03

frcneu Spnphonicn, @allctte, Operturctr, Suffer
mc35o5 - un0 ole anocren.
Gicic 5pei groBen &orjiige iino mr. III Der @ieoer.
hollnga Mctbooe oe$ Nrltn@lpid SIT boben. ga lit
cine &ollenOm9 pom groBer 8tttigfeit iHr a1e DIT
iifliebbubcr.
aount ein ein5igcr bebGIt feline ate 0faihine nab
0cm cr Den Nrl1apif 9cbort bot. Sic peroen oen
hotitrhenOen HanQ 0ieies ulSqe3eidneten Snitrlntenta
ioiort onerfcnnel uno merocn iid nit feineru onOerel
5~uirc0cn gebct.
Ger @run9lp;d fam bel 5ltpcrldfiqcn &dnoler1
rn0 uld) i'm &oOcn Ser ulten be5eidlneten Sirn1o g..
hort perocu. 9ind)0em &c Sen 8rltnspif gehort bn-
ben p~erqlcihcn Sic icincn 2on nit iencm irgen0 eine3
an0crcn ~&uitrlmcnta. Sic iolen Ser &idter ieir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03

IS bcoarf zines @teiitcr Tbonoarophcn Inn g
DIETER Sd)allplatten gut 3l ipelcn. Ter @rltnaapid
Hmpli'ier 8ibt ieoerr Yitiifinitrltuent icincn mirtIidcr
gSertb mo feline Con GlaIitdt. Gas ,3uiaruenipiel
1T gcifloiien lno barntoniih. Nngeierttqt oua &c
molbtcm @ol5. Qcruoc wie cine quite %ioline, gibt oieier
TmpIiiier Sic councillor genou pie0er.
Ger llltona, ser irqeuo cinc Mode Shulplotten
Ipiclt, brln9t Sbnen ale peItberiibmteu Crdeitcr, nntt
ritnnilfc iopobI me curopdiihe. 9nt elmer einia
den Sanomenolng gtbt cr irgcno elmer Shallplottt
oos rittige Giagrumm mo 9tuoeI, Die ridtjge StcI
lung nti Den ridtigen Gruf.
Ger @rln%pif crIolbt (Sbncn sic Qr0btc Irci
belt in @e5ug an @rdnlaf. Die @eriticocnbclt Oieicr
id6ren Sfallplatten miro Sic ii6erraiten uno er
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03
Hrafltc nnn @cmiiie.

Sm 0%Iein1auSel. &reiie Don Sobu
6. 0urns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03
VDfQltr Warftbertht
7 q 10 q 2.
&ieh. iinb SieiidJ MART.
@etreioe uun 1Sutter.

Yreiie pDi u. Grams ( Sobn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
Departamento de Agriculture
NOTAS DE INTERES

be mas del cincuenta por ciento 10 apro
vecha. Ell sistens1 de regarlo en- la cepa
sin hacer hoyo sangria no debe usarse
en- Ell periodic de las lluvias, pero ha da
do buen resultado cuando ell terreno es
suelto v las lluvias interminentes; ba-
jo estas condolences, resulta ser este I'LL
timos sistema el mas ventajoso Y barato,
pues por Ell Sc da una oportunidad a ca
81 todas las raices para aprovecharse del
abono aplicado. Debe hacerse conssar
tambien que estos metodos pueden ser
infiuenciados por la clase de abono;
pues, en- abono organize como sangre
SEGA ttankage'0 no es 10 mismo que
uno quimico, pues este es mas rapido
en- cuanto solubilidad desde luego,
habria que ponerlo en- tai forma que
fuese usado seguida por la planta.
En- ell case de enmendar fisicamente
terrenos arcillosos es de recomendarse
Sc preferan siempre terrenos arnosos,
especialmente los situados orillas de
rios, que llamamos comunmente de are
ma dulce. Otro substitute es ell estier-
col manure que seria aln mas ven
tajoso; pues, no solo enmendaria fist
camente SUI terreno sino que 10 abona-
ria tambien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

FL asunto de aplicacion de abonos en-
siembras de cana de azdcar ha sido y
aun es un tema muy discutido por agri
cultores que usan fertilizantes para me
iorar sus cosechas y al fin y la postre
la mayor parte de ellos usan aquellos me
todos que Green mas adecuados sus
terrenos y ccndi;iones GlimaAologicas
teniendo en- cuenta sus metodos de STEM
bra. Els prudente descartar ell metodo
de hacer dos tres hoyos y en- su lugar
hacer dos pequefias zanjillas en- forma
de senicirculo a derecha izquierda de
la cepa. Estas pequeiias sangrias deben
tener POGO mas menos tres pulgadas
de profundidad, cuatro de ancho y 10 de
longitud. Esta labor puede ser hecha
por muchachos mujeres de La misma
brigada que sc emplea en- Ell riego del
abono y ssi Sc vera que es mas barata
la mano de obra y quizas mas eficiente.
Las mismas azadas usadas para Ell des-
yerbo pueden ser usadas en- este case.
Este sistema es Ell mas popular entire los
grandes sembradores de cana, del sur
" del centro FL sistema de dos tres
hoyos es deficiente por Ell hecho de que
solo una quinta parte de las raices apro
vecha ell abono y en- este que Sc desert
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

brillantes, mujeres que son angeles, hom
bres de admirable bizarrfa, multitudes
que han podido hacer con sus propias
miserias, topicos de dramas sublimes.
Y asi es como la nacionalidad mejic"
ma hase desarrollado. A veces, sus pro
bIemas han parecido insolubles. Las IA
langes de los escepticos han dudado de
ella, y hasta Sc han vuelto contra ella.
Pero sin duda tiene un destino y un por
venir de nbertad, pues los ingredientes
con que Sc hace la hbertad, son esos que
tanto abundan en- ell alma mejicana, y
llamanse resistencia, aptitud para ell
sacrifcio, fuerza para la protesta, aun
en- momentos en- que todo parece que Sc
ha perdido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

Todo es accidentado. en- Ell alma me-
jicana Hay en- ella, como en- la natura-
lcza silvestre, hondonadas y ventisque-
ros a.ontafias y pantanos, cavernas de
tigres Y nidos de palomas risas de HE
mas perfumes de lirios inmaculados.
Todo ESQ ha crecido ALI, desde ell 16 de
setiembce de 1910, hasta hoy.
De los charoos de sangre, de los rau-
dales de lagrimas vertidas, de las espan
tables conmociones politicas, del paro-
xismo espiritual, han brotado intelectos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

La Nueva Espaha tenia tan bien flo
su caracter de colonia a 10 largo de
trescientos afios de gobierno establecido,
que los movimientos de rebellion, hechos
a La sombra, y que estallaron repentina-
mente con ell Critic de Dolores, tenian
que ser considerados por La mentaldad
de aquella epoca, como algo burdamente
atentorio y disparatado. Un sacerdote
cue abandonaba su ministerio para
echarse en- brazos de tamafia aventura,
solo podia ser visto como un loco bias
femo. Y como tai fue don Miguel Hi
dalgo al patibulo. sobre la sangre dc
ese patibulo Sc ha fundado la naciona
lidad mejicana. Y por ESQ tiene ella fire.
cuentes caracteristicas de protesta, de
choque contra cuanto tiende oprimir
snjetar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

Ell Critic de Dolores. M6jico siguc sielldo
una naci6n autonoma. La naci6n mas dis
cutida quizas, la mas atacada tambien
por sus singularidades, sus iniciativas
que Sc antojan a muchos imposibles, y
sus problemas.
Mejico en- 1920, tiene un lazo espi-
ritual s6lido y bello, que la une, mas
que nunca, con la Madre Espana, ga des
hechos olvidados los rencores ances-
tros. Los tales eran, en- ell fondo, pura-
mente polfticos. La sangre, la lengua,
la herencia psychological, duran siempre
mas que todo designio politico La be-
lleza espiritual mejicana y deformidales
sociologicas, forman un todo que es IA
BILE Espafia y a sus hijas.
Mejico ha de ser siempre hbre vi
vira ibre, porque es la corporizaci6n
de un esfuerzo titanico.
va resolvera sus problemas, va sa.
tisfara sus compromises, va Sc explica-
ran los que no comprenden su causa, q.
Mejico cumple un destino de afirmacion
ordenado por la Providencfa. FL desti-
no que Ella puso en- Ell simbolico Critic
de Dolores, lanzado ell 16 de setiembre
de 1910.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

Esta fecha mejicana, baiiada en- san
gre cubierta de dolor, ha llegado a
ser simbohca, a medida que Ell tempo
deja sobre ella el prestigio de su patina
Ell Is de setiembre de 1910 inici6 a
los mejicanos, bruscamente, en- una lu-
cha inmensa, que todavia dura, para
crear v sostener una nacionahdad
Lo que fue inicialmente grito de CO.
raje, motin desesperado, osadia de chus-
mas hambrientas, semidesnudas, ha lido
convirtiendose en- expression nacional de
indiscutible valor sociological en- la his
toria de la civilization occidental.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
Las Canas desapareCeran
como pOT enCdntO

al POGO tempo de usar la fa-
mosa Iocion TINTURA ORINO-
KA, las personas canosas OBJ
tendran satisfaction absolute.
Es efectiva Q inofensiva y pro-
porciona ell placer de YER como
ell cabelIo y barba recobran ell
color y.vigor natural.
No contiene Nitrate de Plata,
no mancha la pieI, nj deIata la
persona que la use. Destruye la
caspa.
En- todas las droguerias y far
macias.
The Orinoka PharmacaI Co. Inc.
New York. U. s. A.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16

'.s~ ,'srsn e. MUNOO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico CirujaDo, Farmaceuticc, Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Ex-catedratico de Bactertolo-
gfa de la Universidad dc Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de AnAnsis Clin1cO y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General
Horas de consults:-De q 10 A. M
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
ATaI, DIA COMO HOY 4
Gs% S
"Recordar ca vivir.-D Dante 81
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
1e DE sETIEMBRE DE 1910

Sc D1o EN- a1EJICo Ell eRITO DE MDEPENDENc1A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
TALKING MACHINES, RECORDS

TALKING MACHINES and records. 500 OFF;
we bought out n large phonoGraph dealer:
over 10000 records; will sell bOc each
Central Music Store. 127 N. 1lth at.
PARAMOUNT sEiss aSGs'd Sssn1sss fgs nTs!sns 5s; Ms
Paramount ave. also handle latest records
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

APARTMENTS

GIN. 920B. Chelten ave.-Furn rms, light
hsKpg.; COW. to car lines Owner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
BOATS, ,MoToRBoATs, LAUNCHES

DICKS boat house property. Darby Creek.
s3d and Buist ave-. u acre, 900 IT. water
front, house furnished. shop with large lot OF
hand tools, fruit trees. II. Trumbore. l011
Chestnut 1t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

A ONE AND a HALT-TUS TRUCK for
700. BY thoroushly practical method
you you can convert your Ford ehassis into 8
Introductory price which will obtain for d
very hmitea time: after which the cost will
be s4lO: Qrieb q Thomas. Inc, sos North
Broad S.. PHILADELPHIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
THIS FRANKLIN

IS A MIGHTY GOOD BUY
This Franklin 0-A touring car was entirely
oeIr oVeIrhaued and renewed by sweeten this
eprlng; IL has been carefully handled, fre-
guently inspected and kept in fine condition:
latest inspection by Sweeten n couple OF
days ago could find nothing that needed to
DC Done; they call the motor unusually uu'et
and quick in pick-up: the paint. good green,
.h ana the tires are fine; the top Is excellent:
ure and new tube jack. tools. motor-driven
ure IRE pump and pair OF Weed tire chains
tnat have never had to Use. this Franklin
Ior sale by the owner, and can be pur-
CHASED. all cash, or $1,000 cash and the bal
ahos on terms; price includes full insurance.
Gall or address. - Meadowbrook road.
wayne, Pa, on Pennsylvania Main Line. or
!elsphone WAYNE 30s. No dealers. please.
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UlNEN

BEAUTIFUL lnudrrl hU'.res; immediate pos.
session. ia 93C w FishoT ave; $1,000;
now, hot-wutrr heat parquotry floors IN.
closed porches; win guarantee nlortehees.
hl5EHN2rRN, l32S ChesnU: st.; ELINGEl.,
2.23 y eth =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
FRANEFDKD

=. REAUTlFUL NOETHWOOD SECTION =,
Near !. and high school: 3-story twin hous.
with rooms and baths; strictly modern.
Al condition; pure Colonial type; mus; be
seen 20 be appreciated; owner desires 20 sell
at once and Will make attractive price; act
quickly N7a
f.UCEY L. pALSAIER ,
N'TnJNvN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
Hibberd B. Worrell Co. go I7iI !

Cor. 10Th and Mt. Vernon: II rooms: garage;
lot 9sx9s: splendid sito for apartments.
club, sanitarlum.
Ti3 Corinthian ave-: /" rooms. npt-water
heat vacant.
20 Npsley st., Germantown; 10 rms. porch.
p10 N. 18th: 4 sty.. u rms. baths. sido yu.
1904 Cumberland: 10 rooms: modern: bath.
10O2 Green; ~ rooms: central,
812 N, 18th: IL rms. 2shaths, hot-water ht.
ntO5 Brandywlne; q rooms. vacant.
1914 Mt. Vernon: II rooms: . baths: vacant.
zoos Columbia ave. stcrc, 10 rooms; vacant.
SB3 N 1Bth 8 rooms; vacant. .
2O86-6s-70 u. Arizona 3 rms. each s1O2O.
1920 Mt! Vernon; . baths, hOt-water neat
ia Vine: gore and dwelling: est.
Cor goth and Green: store and apartments.
oahn n 18th: z mn nnrimnnta. financed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

SCOT MARKET ST.--Exceptionol hr.,.-
localnn between two snlnil strccts 1,issess
oR SrERe ST. tpoPVSc93 nScr @ in% Marker st close TO
81" complete dwelling with rGons 'arss
ha ~ steam heat ''Oi's ana
-.E ROY WORRELr. GOO8 Marko, .,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

SALE FRANK FORD
5000; GRTSCOM ct; story; big lot
Slg1u; corner porCh-front hOlse; Darrah ST.
SiuGO; nice pOrCh-trunt house, Darrah st
500; small but mJdcrn. on Bridge 81
" knnGe. 272i ~ :, rene 256s
5l"i JhCESON Sr.: porch. q rooms bath
laundry tubs electric Ras nlncd.
pos. prlcc &&100. Mann. Anerhcry ay a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
NEW JEtSEY-sEAsHORE
ATLANTIC CITY

pleted: artstlcally furnished; 4 rooms .
baths and garage; bargain for balance OF
summer. or longer lease II desired. E n
Fornlan. StoHehurst Apartments Ventnor
and Bartram aves Phone 2495 w Atlantic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST., 2la5 uYr ICt-Newiy furn;;. ur;
up-to-date single and double roomsi cleanli-
hess unsurp.; nrst-class house; cent. moo.
S4P eSt Board s private FL asa2hRSm famis with or WIN
CHESTNUT. ST., 1928 : Furnished rooms.
Convenient to bath. for gentlemen; electric
GRATz, M, 194T-Nicely furnlshed rooms.
.. convenient to bath; private family: gem
i,s.,len. ssH...
PINE ST. 1Soe.,Larse. airy room. ,fpr. fpr.
nishedi southwestern exposure: with table
board. Phone Locust 4f7o. -
PoPLAR ST.. 30i4--TNvo very desirable sec
,rs, sst0ry front rooms for lieht housekesp-
PULASKI AVE., 1900 Thoroughly fur
nished seeond-noor front room. in we'll
sopS, soginseq corner house, In select neighp9r-
dows screered; near Wayne Junction and
sPsRUcT, 1919. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana
water: priv. bath cleo. con. hot water; ph,
t HtFsGsys sIl9,Hs central rGs%i iSs"sian mod
WbAaMspT boaTsp d,,i ST. socS@Nlceiy turn. cool rms;
g.ara opt.i beautiful loc. Preston 429I w.
9TH eecsrIc ssTI Es;a M i,1osTvo rooms and BATH
pon,tiHt,,N aetH, NJ, 100. II HoTEL RURIC
eIeetrie tSronSSSn:,. InSn: rooms; spotlessly clean:
conv, 70 stations; best accommodations for
.saye.lns people: moderate. Phi. Spruce 1854.
s'D Ioon1 SI' III m;' ooo-Fprnshed or unfurhlsEed
soo!ll. -cooI corner house. Preston 2469 j..
10Y ~: lsTIi ST.-Neatly furnished room for
nousekeeplnEi running water; close TO bath.
ATTRACTivE furn. apts., some houseieps
,ssH.,;, an.rwooa Art. Agency. 226 8. Broad st.
ROOMS. furn;. hkpR.: kitchenettc, ETC.; bath.
--parLor. Balley. -sccond floor 247 g. 18th.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
CHEESINUT 3p00-AttrnctiVe unfurn, rms,
single and doublei good location; near l..
PoWEibroN AVE. 3s06--Large fron5 room.
-rurnlsnedi twin bed. Tel. Bar 1881
- GERMANTOWN
GIN. 920'E, Cheiten ave --Jr,rn r,os Ijsbt
hskpe.; conv. TO car lines owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

location hetween two small SILL, business
irSorEEe .popu.Stion into Market st. close r9
ste Gompieto dwelling with rooms 'arss aSs
ha i j, stG3W wG,Y %btpr,,, nCat ooo. ana
LARGE FACTORY
Wn's' Sq PEEyw&RE RIvER. PFC P6ktr +? deSR o
rHlLADH!N%6INAA HNcdNA PRINTING co ' Of
$50 CommerclaL Trust HidS"!' HtiiiE" PPSSno ~
SD AND HAMILTON sTs.-I.aree 9-g.a.-,
co6T 6T'ck dwelymE 10 rooms bath; ali modSrSS rS
%ar prtr o Io' oc TO SiFrSI in cost $O25o
YocdM 8 FoWERs 70 e.. !tdogS % - ,s,r,, s,n
GOVERNMENT HOMES, goyrrnn,,.r, ; :
mdn Da E PorTER TER S?%S @5ie 's'HH $40
or ~ car Open evenings and SUNDAYS 81 80
1854 y. 9TH ST.-Near PARK; nm 9-.,,----
re@s"nabic; tRoroughy nanc%Sd nC% VnGgnt; price
BoUner, 1907 Liberty RdE ''Ft +,
500 AND 500 n, EaTson st,-2 story, roroE
EMPIRE TRUST co. 4ith and Lsndsossd L4.1hosd
622l SPRUCE sT,-Modern IN every ros,.-'G.-
%M ,SS pt:.s Z BESKEfRTF.1 2 f TF1ySI {f2, cnos,nu,
ali conyenenccsi garage; lot 81 Had bath;
finance LoELAND, 712i Wo@dsaTnAGT av, can
1920 y. $50 ~, T,--MqGdcrn sod 10 scri,s :.
CO.. 4S"3 Lancaster ave, ''"' estate
2I6 S. DE KAI.B sT,-Threc story no.on.
s,Go nsRRe'r easR rXUk%E RHM IGF HSo"2 Zoo w nhSnco
8635-S7 LANCASTER AVE- iot oGxSo,s
frame dwgs,; S4OO0 -'N"ai =
RICHARD P. POWELL, 262 S. 526 .,
$4,000! 92 and a. S2 N. DEWEY ST. ! rms--
and chester ave. "S' osth
VACANT--168 N. Dearnorn; corner; roor,-.,-
porch; newly papered. small Rmoun,' 'o"ns
price S3lh0. FRIES. 542O Market 81 '"sh'
a97 n itST S'r.--Ten rooms, . batbs1 -.
impts Jerome y Jardella, 1888 chr, inoe'
TWO-STORY porch dwelling; hna need Tsiii
owner Diamond 6S96 or Tioga gaDh EhH
SI2OO--5s4s ,Pemhertoa At! ,n,medi,,I---,---
i session attractive terpis pos
ssaA PIS,MaERToN sr.--L.ook at Il, tho 6s.t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
CAPE MAY
and sleeping rooms; reason
able. 1928 New York ave
STON EuAKROR
APARTMENTS WA NTED

APARTMENTS, Si5 to s25 a week. Directly
on the BoaTdwalk. Ocean Front Apart.
ments. Stone Harbor. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31
CITY
WEST PHILADELpHIA

onoo ~, lit -, ,o,,h front vac SIUDl
.voII .3V0I " ,o ,oseusn aT1 pUoanood nrdcr vac $500
S6Sf ~; i2ln hi; Shti; IT, g. vacant " 4jU0
Icc55S nppaupuih s''' 0nn.n,,hiv Ieaha $500
iiooIIo ~ IotI 81: & ~ ur NO lease $500
IN. SIo'!uGuhgtS 49, 80. go III rnoTns 45O0
H. y 55u. 5u.h ST. stoic cnI,o niumbinG 5000
nnnn55o - S.Ih 81, 49, Sorant soon 200
S533 y Iolotauo s'' nr,tn,n,,SIv lease, 2G0O
Si5aoo Saoo - iihta,, o. nnd house 22OO
JUS JUS -. nntn.t o. 80 hea mo lease 1900
,e33nn wy Sren,n n, ~; St , nv ~ norch .,, 5000
otlD ~ Ipu'Iti s''' pt'' nnS,oh $500
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81 'BERTOLET, 1919 N. 10Th St,

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Three-Shtotry,, hotG,
strictly modern house tWnpe,an -psra Dr.
rtrIor, reception hall. dining room, break,
fast room, kitchen. first floor laundrS 10
hardwood floors 1 bedrooms, large. cheer
ful sitting room and bathroom near eSSdrnditiom hrS%G
can he bought right il sold promntly. IN
Guire OF l. A. b., NJ 49t. Ledger Of!Gt.-.-
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NEW JERsEY--sUBUHBAN
CAMDEN

NousEkEEPTNG APARTMENTs-vory do.
sirably located. 2 and rooms and bath: :
use or private garage: convenient to ferries:
may be seen ut any tmo by appointmept
Hurry LEE WARREN. 8l0 Broadway
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-31

SECOND and third floor az or 9 apts 10
careful responsible Gentle people: fur
nishedi permanent ,nfurnished; suburban.
S7n-Sl60. u s23 ledger Office
al EARIII ,ru,p d AGr,
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s. S'rII ST, near Soulh st.--Four st0r,s
and dgelling and one dwsllinE lot, 0ixa4;
'srRUsT Co. N. .u.HoOrs Brsad sadi AZ Arch Z sta.
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rENNsYLYANIA SUBURBAN

1876 T. GoRGAS I.ANE-'rhree rooms and
bath, unfurnlshed; liFht housekeeping II
ieslred. Gnrman antown A3II / :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15

the fight by which the senate ratified
the report of the joint committee
He secured amendments TO the bill
seeking 10 destroy the search and
seizure feature of the prohibition
law, which rendered that measure
comparatively harmless, He secured
very important amendments to the
bill which sought to paralyze the
confiscatory features Of the Mapp
prohibition law. He was able also
to ema sculate, to large extent. the
infamous Cooke liquor bill, which
fortunately for the honor of the gem
eral assembly. was overwhelmingly
defeated by the house of delegates in
its closing hours For these inval-
liable services. not to mention his
active participation in other matters
of almost equal importance, Senator
Mapp deserves the everlasting
thanks Of the people of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15

SpohStDit4tx. making At 1Saai u pfsulh
facie case against the individual or
Office sought to be investigated. The
provision for an Investigate ton itself
constitutes disparagement which
should not be permitted without
probable cause for suspecting wrong
doing. Any other course. will render
every other state officer subject to
this irresponsible mode of attack, for
political purposes TO lay the founda-
ton for an effort to put some other
person in bis stead However, Com
missioner Peters should he congratu-
lated upon the fact that no enemy
of his. or Of the cause he has repre-
scented with so much fidelity and dis
tinction, was able to present evidence
Of any word or act of his which
could. in the remotest degree, reflect
upon his personal or Official ability
or character.
Friends of prohibition throughout
the country have recognized that the
liquor forces and their allies have
been engaged in active propaganda
to discredit prohibition and its en-
foreement- In Virginia it has taken
the form OF an attempt to destroy
the department of prohibition and
failing in that, to bring about the
defeat OF the commissioner for re-
election. Unfortunately. few
friends Of the dry cause unwittingfy
lent their assistance to this astute
| and relentless attack upon prohibi
! ton. The demand for an investiga
| ton, as part OF the program o.
discredit and disparagenep was bu
one Of the steps In the procedure.
/ 1t is hoped the next commissioner
will escape the persecution and ma
licious annoyanees TO which his pre-
deceasor has been subjected, IL b.
| performs Ills duty, as all right think
ing citizens hope that he will, b.
may expect to find a movement t,
displaee and dishonor him similar I,
that which has been directed agains
the present commissioner. If sucl
should be the case. he will be for
tunate as any Official should be con
sidered fortunate. to be so trium
phantly indicated as the report o
investigators vindicates Com m ission