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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

Finai details relative to Amlullps
trade excursion fur the first three dlys
az next week will be- completed t,'l'N.
II was announced at the Board ~ Cav
Development Yesterday Several nov
reservations We're made yesterday lui
u N eNpe ted TINT % trN VIII um, lu
this morning tn, special train will
be- chartered TODAY Iud th. pr.up
bincun' 81 urArt~ purchased Thus
icuucftinr r"s ttut.u.s after TO-DAY
Aill De- required O. uufruts, individual
tickets hut al the excursion iIir 81
a. 'uraucc b. given, however li a'u.
~ to rArr additional hartls ts uul,
five Pullman cploh'~ have b,rr al.
ranged fnt. II IL th,r tuIr imperative
'he Secretary ui tr EuIrt p.luf- uut
TINT all requests tor reservations D.,
hado todsS
The special train that VIII h,ir the
Amarillo be- .slrt~ u.rr their tritugt.
lar culr~s viii rolsls. ct i've coaches
aud one lagsagr eat Il h announced
that th.I" viii be- more than a sum.
cheney ~ room fur baggage. rendering
possible Tor those d.sifing 10 take
great quantities ~ advertising novel.
tise along
All paraphernalia t. be- used IN tho
excursion will be az the station for
distribution before the departure Ut the
train at : o'clock Monday morning
with the exception u the hats An
those who are e. max, the trip are 30.
quested to call al the Beard uf City
Development today and s~'urr that
portion 81 their booster apparel This
viii obviate The necessity 1T each man
wearing his civilian hat 90 the sta
ton, then changing tu the booster nat.
business firms that will b. rppr.
Hnted on TIE trip are.
Hardware Companies Amar u ! Cd
liardwar co, Morrow Thomas Hart
ware co.
Automobile COMMUNICATION CHS
inns Garage. Panhandle Motor Co.
Overland Texas Go. lOhnsnn,Juiner
Co. Western Motor c.. rimmuns
Roos Motor Co. Markham.llc-d Motor
Ga. Amarillo Oldsmohilc Co. Panhan.
die Tire a Rubber Co
OH C0mpanies-pi.rre OH Corpora.
ton, Magnolia uil \ Refining Co, 81.
len Reese oil a Refining Co. ! G..
Curiee and friend. Gel. = Mnrtguu
cry.
lighting Systems and Electrical
alpplies-Weaern List q supply Go.
Num- Electric ca.
Creameries-Nissley Creamery e..
Wholesale Pruducc Companies
Thompson Produce {, J. I. Bryant *
C.
Candy Manufacturing T. Bryant
a Co
Orocers and Market = Bryant 4
Co. Mobiles Bros. waplesPlaiier Gro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
REDS UNEXPECTED MOVE
TO SOUTHWESTERN ASIA
COMPuCATEs SITUATION
tcontirued From Pare orel
Troas Offered Nlo.lrms

According 10 official adNic"s 20 =.
state department. i.enin. had offered
%. 900 troops O. the M0slems lot N"
promotion. IN conjunction with the ~
il0nalists II Egypt Turkey. Arabia
Mes0po,amia and Persia. 80 uniicl
military effort against British an
French Interests
A unit ~ this army already has 81
tered Armenia and D. expected % con.
iinue It's advance iu the direction ~
Mossoui. an Important near eastern ma
iionalist stronghold whrr- forces =
Turkish and Egyptian nstiunalist- ar
reported O. have planned % runyerE
With the thrust against N. l.ft funl
II the British dsf.nsr line ~ Asia. tn
present advance un Tshsrau b. luok .t
pon hy military authorities ns "a move
uent directed NJ the sane tim. against
the British right flank resting upln tn
stgt of the Persian salt d.ssrt
The advance into Persia b. exrs-.tis'
~ follow souiheasiwurd from Tehsrlr
I ward lIerni. in Afgimni.tsu. with M
I innate ul,j a q reaching "a. ter
} mus - a railroad from indin o. Pr
f.a. which was built by Gr'ai Britain
q ring the war Tho rniiruad NJ pre-.
ct IL unfinished hut ~ believed g.
! we hssn completed o. palnt para.
ii with Hefat. south u Meshed. iher,
~ Offering the most feasible route d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
MINING CAMP AND
SEAPORT COMBINED
IN CONSTANT|NOPLE
NEwIy.MiDE RICH FROM MANY
cot NrRlES FLOCK To CITY
TO DRINK CHAMPAGNE

CONSTANTINoPLE. Aug. -- Con.
stantinople now combines an the frenzy
u new mining camp and q world sea.
port It's the end II the trail Tor
40 the Balkan states and everything
west ~ Sucz on the Mediterranean.
Caucasian oh men. Dou,tI Basin min.
~. Anatuliln sheep pui cattle king.
;I,ck wHr millHHuirrs and syrian me-"
hlnts rush tu Cunsrlnunupl, tn Pop
haWp1gu' iN pruuf ~ their success.
'0ldi'rs end sailors oi halt l du7'n n1.
ions swell the population and adj go
he cosmopolitan aspect 90 ihr streets
nj pleasure resorts.
Under Aili.d occupation 90 r,b HIS
"comc , wilder place than ~ wHe uu.
Ia The TURKS Tb,r" are ru .iyu counts
Nuno of the Allies dcsirr Go assum, o..
pIusil.iiy fHr reforms other than are
necessary To- safeguard lite lWllu.
trench and British tru.pa cooperate
Win m" Turkish E,ninrm,riy m k,rp
uu order Eui rN,rrNhuls's iuh Be- 200.
,tiy'S iph. Consequently Constantine.
pl" II e very wid,uprn town. Midnight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
FINAL DETAILS RELATIVE To 3-DAY
TRADE TOUR WILL Be WORKED OUT
TODAY; FURTHER RESERVATIONS MADE

on e., Hlrics Grocery 60. u paW
Wholosalc Drug Companies u. u
Re- ,h Dug Go
Retail Drug STORES " Culliui
In. g..
Thtrshirg Machines Tractors AN,
Fun u.Ni",. uHwp.t'r COMPANY Ell
Tr,lH lu',urii.ull Harvester e.. u
Nm,..H ~uuiUd tHrm and Tract,
c.. Pierce ,l 3 refining 60 4
Nt,H n son Pillow Co. kihh" Iaci'I
f, .Itfu,..t e.
Tut nulior- and Gopirs-wiIhr
it,s eco
,ur.Iv. ELEVATOR rui Mills Am,
iuu Commercial Go. Panhandle Ittif
. rl.,.t.I e.. e. u Garner y co
EaIy Grain s Elevator 60. Greatness
NW \ El',ut'r 60
tauudrir~-Amarillo Laundry Pan
handle Laundry Troy Laundry
pguks-Cul National Bank. Nation
4 H1rk - Commerce. Guaranty stat
Rank Amrllp National bank. Nmhtu
ln Rank and Trust -.
Moving picmr,S-Dyc. ord 4 Hog
cra
Newsnip-fs Daily Nsws Tribune.
Hotels Amarillo Hotel
Tulrphon, Companies -SruthW'st'ii
T,lcphon, and Telegraph GO.
Storc-Russrii s Cockr,ll. Mo"rf
Mathis Co. ! - Penney Co. Peouf'
Iutfiting Go. Bltckburn Bros, joe
<uiuugh a 60. u Rubin
Brick AMI Tile Companics-Amarii
lu Brick \ Tile Co
Ni.rollnr,oIs Companies -- II ur b.
ruurhs Adding Machine 'u. fRnhtnu'
Lumber CO. Amarillo Sash \ Door
GO. psnh8ndl" Barber SuuHl' Co.
CITY Iighi 4 Water Co, Thomas s
Thumas. Southwestern coal Co, WI
Born Rroa 60 " A l.. Transfer Co,
Il Nnsh Farmers Loan n Investment
rol Ar,a rim G1s co. Texas VI n VI
Co. G. y Weymouth
Realty Cwnpini.s-puw,ll Realty
&c. C,gzrll Elliott a Cus"ns JAS
Bush.
N,ws and conf'ciionory-S II Toy
llr
C1uc-C. T Herring l.andersrin
Bro
Khiya shrine-Gco. siaple,on
lrsitr'I -urlWJN "a saunders
williamson.
0rs-l. Nash. NJ s,iuson. u q.
Taylor
i''ndsr,nking-N. :. Giirgs. Black
purn 4 Malone
Trrct -lIrh'rts.TroSell, 4. u
Armstrong
Pack,rs-Armour 4 60, swift \ Go.
Cnniinrtor~-Fr,d Bone
tumher-Hrhcrts a Oliver.
Clnrvh, a-Dr n l. l'uoks, Or II
" Virgin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

lead their patient trains, burdened with
charcoal. through the maze II street.
ears. shricking army motor ears AMI
carriages. pilotcd over the rough paw
INK nc brcakncck speed by Turkish hos.
Hers who crack their whips and shout
constantly at high pitch to pedestrians
who venture of the narrow sidewalks.
Turks mounted on tiny donkoys move
indifferent flock 81 sheep or turkeys
into this swirl Of traffic and serene
oxen draw heavy carts along at pace
su slow that drivers Of military camions
curse them In ten different languages.
The narrow. crooked streets of Con
stantinoplc are ill.suited To- motor traf'
Il, End the slow going fstnlistic Turk
b. little inclined 10 change his pace.
Consequently there are many accidents
and the indifference" with which foreign
military cars arr driven has done much
tu intensity Turkish hatred IT furriRh
crs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
MISSING GIRL IS
HYPNOTZED SAYS
MOTHER Of CHILD

NEW YORK. Aug 6-Agn"s Slice
han. the nuceuyear.old daughter II
Mrs MARY Mc,hIn. q widow, j. missing
tgun This has happened so often 70
entity thri the pul!c' have lost track ui
l,r coming AMI gHings liet muihci
e,larrs thrt another grl has hypn'
ICED hor daughter
Ael-ss e"'r,i.i seventeen year OLD
'ath"iius Dmrlo af hT travelling com
auion Th.s h tn girl with the hyr
al. iuuu,nDr. lyDutdinA o. Mrs Nee
han
Catherine disappeared With Agnes,
lr Iehru1rs and they did not return
NH Nat,h 90 \ week alter Agnp
disappeared with Catherine and neither
Z them N's seen bon her usual haunt,
1'l Nar o. This time the police ar.
il' certain whether Agnes disappeared
With Catherine CO. whether Catherine
'isHuts'nrri with Agnes
Last time Catherine packed ~ an"
lett she Inadvertently packed up t1eu
JluugIng Co her fathers grocery al an
upE IL with hHr This time the tll
ONE ont even the father siid today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
FOOD QUESTION IN
EUROPE SERIOUS

TOXIC Aug 6 TIL" gravity ~ tho
BOD question w Europe finds is echo
. ippnn where tho problem ~ how
% feed N" population. which II in
rcasine annually ~ 500 600. u berom.
~ yearly more pressing
J'pan has ample living space fm IT,
"orl" but cannot produce enough
49, f"r then. especially rice Every
~ - Hrd b. cultivated o. thp limit
Z o." ctIHHi'v tn" land - F0rmug
h. island colony. BE- worked o. its fun
apncity hv thD two million Chimes
farmeTs who cultivate the rice friends
With reat skin u Korea. alsp. IN"
rain harvest u considerable. though
he failure n III Koreans 90 us. f,t
iilizrr prevents greater hlrvosts
To- meet The food menace Iann by
su"Cinl arrangement with France. b.
making heavy rice imports from Ind.
'hirH. Th.s ~ a costly operation how
N'r ~" lIuare-a government losing
20 GOO uO0 l7si year iu supplying Ind
'hina rir' o. The Japanese psnpi. ~ e.
moderate prize.
\ solution ~ which the government
r. Turning ~ attention D. that ~ boz.
'u"ing fhD people o. clf lass rice and
Iur" wheat l.rals, ~ ~. great Vhrgt
'ells - NuTrhmi1 which would h'.
ample ~ food supply. u the people
could rTf wheat Tn" onorup'H uut
Wt - NarfhWn BEL h1rdl.d hy De.
'nuth MfftlfrI railway which l' ih"
tfuT tIIf tflrsHts yearly -'rit
zoe uH1 tiirssr suu.irs from SbtutUUE
rrpSins' O. Mau'hur'. wh.f' thry o..
BOG Boz %" 1900 hfds ~ 'h- nurilrr
r"yinr' Sihrtn IN ih' gfai hai' "N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
MARINE ACT BLAMED
FOR IDLE HARBORS

SEATTLE. Aug. G-The ort n seat
'r. which during the war reached q
1lA', second uulr a. New York in Npi.
um' ~ o'iu trade. IN today hnrr ~
u -tl BE- and srars stignHnt and id'r
tN, To- hrry hwts. fishing craft Ind
naval Nuss,ls
- any years tho splendid land
luHk"d b'thur has never presented ur'
. tu',tH,lr u disuu
viii Tho outstanding oNr'ptiun ~
Ir't.d st'irs shipping Ruord Officials
70 luiinhi'H rgrv, that N" new VI -
,uut Maine Act. better known ne the
luurs h.ll. is me chief factor IN mriiyy
ms th' trans Pacific trade cut 81
SEATTLE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Gnnnnl., Gnrs 10 E.urnnr.

Y N0N0FlAffN TfHfs-
SAN ANTONIO, Aug 8 Pablo Con
nles who was presidential candidate
I Mexico az the time uf Carranza's
lsath and who arrived In LAREDO last
light Is IN route To- Europe where h.
WI make his home. according to In
rmatiun received hir In Mexican cir.
les
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
BALTIC STATES OPEN
GENERAL CONFERENCE


W. Associated ffssa.
WASHINGTON. Aug "a general
Inference - repre- natives q Oh.
iaitic stHtcs ON general questions ~
Getting IN. states. including the Bo'
h"vikl situation. began today ~ Riga
\dSic"s 90 the state department sal
delegates were IN attendance from Fir
and. Poland. Es'huuia. L.tVia. Lith
lania and the Tkrain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
GENERAL STRikE TNLkED
OVER ARGENTINE REP BI.IC


y
Bi ENoS AIRES A1g s-Busines
interests here ar" m1nifesiiug concern
Iver rumOrs that q country. Mid. ge1
"ral strike D. imminent 49, the resu 7
q agitation hy the extremist element,
~ the labor population
Many citizens az" laying IN supple.
Z iuod against an emergency.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Oh IBID, Called Fm

~ Asnflhttd iftNss
WASHINGTON. Aug G -- The ship
piug huard today called fnr bids % sun
by approximately 600. oO0 gallons ~
uhricating oil 90 government vessels N
ports on the Atlantic. Pacific and Gull
coasts
Bids will De- received up until Ser
TENDER i5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
ROADS GIVES PERMISSION
TO fu.E SCIIEDt LIS
ivaseI -'sd ~ :.

WARRINGTON. aug g. - Specl.l
permi sion a. fils blanket schedule,
attaining tho new freight and fiassaa
ger rateF and other charges recent,
authorized WIS gwen the railroads II
the country tusiay hy %. irfrfstnt,
commerce commission
To. roads are required o. filr CON
ii.t'd freight tariffs within thfs,
months frum September
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Terri, MaImil, l. ei.eo.

" |"|TIT IITFT TIT
OKLAHOMA City. Okla. Aug. G.
Il. pr sentative Scott Ferris caudidit.
0f The Democratic nomination f0i the
lnitrd States aruatc in Turaliys pri.
nary. carried - counties and S.-natn
Thomas = Gme carried tn remaining
n. according 90 returns iahulatsd hy
The Daily Okahnmnn tonight The
libulatiun Env" f.Tris tn nomination
~ - Goo votes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

southern Asia into India British
forces in Persia ~ this time are be-
ll'N,i hy military m,a her. to yunsis.
q MS about 1000 men. most ~ then
Indian troups Augmcniing these ~ y
fOrcc ~ ahuut 3O0o iruops known n
Persian rifles"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
DESTROYER II ORDERED
TO PREPARE TO SAIL

y Associated Pres
SAN DIEGO. cal. Aug. G-Thc
''nit"d states destroyer BAILEY has hs-n
td.red according 90 announcement II
laval officers here today. 90 be- ready
. sail ~ four hour, notice from Eusc
ada. Lower California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Wool Consumption Declines
ny Associated Press.

~ NAhhhNN IftNa
WASHINGTON. Aug g A sharp
drop IN wool consumption. amounting
10 approximately 100000 pounds IN
June. as compared with the aycrag'
consumption for the preceding months
- this year. was announced today ~
the department Of agriculture bureau
~ markets.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

NurplInos carry daily an average at
2lrn pounds of mail
The New York police department has
Z fil- ~ more than 500 600 finger prints
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

The qnlday prriui between the sign.
~ ~ the bin and its enforcement
Means nothing 20 shipping interests az
Wri iutd a. routing caigoes six months
advance. Vessels have been leaving
i0ttl. empty and the agents ~ FOR.
ign iiucq state that the only relief for
the port l. through suspension - thu
'l Wrul Congress srccunyenes with the
lrUGp.ct that the measure viii b.
amended
tn" Jones hill means tho death Of
Sc1it'" rs = SEAPORT"
This opinion IN expressed ~ the
h1uh"t u Commerce. representing
Hrimarily lucal trade interests. by the
'ori commissioners who are "a earnest
~ any group IN thu country IN their
lrsire ~ r"r m American merchant
marine established, 10y Robert Bridges
nsinv~s Manager ~ the Lungshorr.
mems CHnU' ir,iiyc Association. fmm.
nv president of the port commission
Z labor leader and well known liberal 4"
This u what nr " r Christensen.
'ort conn issouer ~ Seattle. has g.
~ regarding the lin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
PRISONERS ARE LIABLE
TO Deportation UNDER
Terms Or IRISH BILL
CONTINUED from Page on'l


compelling persons 10 attend as W
nssscs. and any warrant ~ issued shail
have the like effect and bo executed IN
,h, like manner as II issued hy JUS.
tlce of court II summary jurisdiction
have Jurisdiction In tn" pl1c" an
which Il IL executed or sought TO be
executed.
"Authorixe the imposition hy courts
martial Of fines In addition e. ~ ~
substitution for any other pun '
ments for offenses against IN. t"guis
tons a. well a. for GRIMES and pr"Fii'
fnr the manner IN which such iin's az
tn b. enforced.
Authorize the Conveyance To- ana D.
t.ntlon IN any of his maie-iys pilsI.
e. any part Of the United kinkdom q
any person upon whom q sentence 90
Imprisonment has hcen passed IN lr,
land. whether before Ut after The pas
ing u this act
Provide To- any u The duties 81 a
coroner ~ any curuncrs iIry being pcr.
formed rs a court u inquiry cuuSi.
iuted under the army act instead {
~ the coroner and jury
Other Provisions
Provide that where the court house
CT other buildings In which any court
has been usually held J. destroyed "a
rendered unfit for the purpose the
court may be- held In such other cout,
hOuse OF building as may be designate
~ the lord lieutenant
Authorize the trial without jury
~ any action which would be triable
with a jury.
-. Any such regulations may app.r
either generally or the whole 81 lr'-
land or 10 any part thereof and may b.
issued at any time. whether before 81
after the termination q the present ~
principal act shall continue IN force a.
far a. may he necessary for that pun
pose and the regulations may contain
such compllmental variations as may
he necessary. pointing out the purpose.
of this act and shall have effect as u
enacted In this act"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

C----i, a.-- an nst,v. HON.
u lhe s..i.,e-..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07

"ojhcr ports VII be- benefited New
rl,ans already H. banked with nor,
vessels than the Port can handle. hut
his ti1d" will merely be- switched from
,he Pacific coast TIL American NOR
h1nt marine will not h" aided In any
WY
Excessive competition between for
ign and American lines viii hr pro
noted ~ Atlantic ports 90 IN" digid
'T''gc ultimately. II cur own YES
sais"
IN. statement II pr Christensen
yhu voices tho attitude o. tho port
commission oi seattle. T. supported o.,
N"ryonr On position to uhs rye ~
resent effects of the Jones hlll and o.
,nRly7e ns future workings
Two thousand Seattle desk workers
nust he hunting iohs IN othci elite,
'nless the Jones bill IL changed % said
'lridges "Our association. which plan
iei 20 END labor troubles on the water
'runt and reduce the eos, - handling
right in this port. IL ~ q standstill."
1.-THE seaport ~ Success can ~ Ton.
grr be- used 40 a synonym Tor Seattle
the Jones hill II maintained is the
issHrtlun 81 Chamber 81 Commerce of
fclals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-07
Ills n illunder.

80 VIII drive ont 40 foreign vessels
rrl1ting from the Pacific ports ~ the
United S''f.s tn m" Orient and divert
~" 90 Vancouver, y G.. or Atlantic
ports
~ VIII reduce foreign commerce un.
n M, shipping huard will find Il nm.
profitable o. operate it, vessels The
IN viii d. blow 90 the merchant
1eiin" iu m" Pacific and viii inspire
ct.tliatury measures on the part ~ for.
ign countries Disseminated against.
9TH" hil n hlundcT. Eightyflyo
n'r cent ~ the Oriental commerce
through seattle In 1918 and 1919 was
arfis,i IN foreign bottoms THIS WAS
1pdH possible hy a rail export trade
which placed this port on an equal
'no'ing almost. with Atlantic ports
To illustrate" the rate for steel from
New York 10 japan IL tl.lG a hundred
nj through SEATTLE 81 20. including the
'Hirht haul Under the Jones hin the
ate fnr foreign vessels will Doe 81 ~ 10
american vessels will not be- used az
he 500 rate because the foreign buy.
rs viii use vessels ~ their own m.
,iorali'y leaving Atlantic ports. and
io business whatever will lc diverted
a Arrs4fs4u Hnffpftta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

s0O0O--2O42 =. 65th; y
laundry, hot-water heat
lInmsdiatc poaaesslou. J.
land ave-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

I WANT TO SELL. my new up-to-dnts bou,.
In West Philad"lphia above LansdownS
ave. II has garage and IL modern in .v,rS
particular; 70 the right party / viii mSks
terms On a monthly payment basis II necsS.
sary: why Cuntinur 10 pay rent when vo,,
can set the above t'-ms on u cash basiSi
q 7IS Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08
SECTION

Business Pro,ertie. and Stores
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08
lihce Partition, Railing. Furnih,r,
ID Up-Oyercoat,--S5 III

altsr1. TTonaerful Assortment 10 select f,nv,
ouiss. .. y. cor. iithx Arch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

$3.50 CASH Immediate possession. sin
WV - large rooms AID tIIcd bath.
dg,, electric lights, Dutch hail, white
and mahogany finish, PRICE S546O Monthly
"Nr"r'se S3l 50 plus small payment 70 re-
dure MORTGAGES. SAMIPL HOUSE. % H..
EdEewOod St, open,
y + RNhN on ~pRlEMFgES, or
i NiFNN hNl6 MARKET ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08
LIZ S. 5IST ST.-$l2.OO0

Corner property Ideal location for physioiaa
or dentist. =
oREENWnL.L q poRNAN. l2s =. Eaa az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

y. ". OR. bOth and Chestnut-TWo sty,. q
large rooms; garage, inClOsed porch; ele-
giant location for physlcian. Immediate pos
session; price right and terms 20 suit pur-
CHASER. Harvey :, AurgEt, sea aud Samson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

lOl7 =. T ST.-3-sty. Eemldctached resi-
denoe, baths elsC Lights; eTos!lert eon-
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND B tS,S %Sa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

6sOI WARRINGTON ANE-New houa..
never occupied, . roomB and bath: garage
I'm rear. lot lGxliO; all modern impTova.
very easy terms, JOHN 81, dAI.
IAGHER. go Perry Bldg.
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1918 N. Nth

out today and inspect this b|4au,Isur
= rooms, electric and ot.wats her
financed, owner occupies.
SCHWARTZ. 9Bth above IehIRh IVA
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PINE ST: ~a2iU-3-story dwelling. with
bedchambcrs, sitting room. paTI9r. "dinn,rs
room and kitchen, hardwood doors, good ho,.
air heating electric ,ihht and gas. beautiful
~tractive neighbo-hooi couvcrert and with
ample trolley facilities, ror sale on easy
terms without any sNpeGse in fraprjn.
PEMBERTON ESTATES, SIS Harrison
12lJr 4 : lSfh at "A
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FACTORIES &
ws'1ut sos TOMILNsON. LlncoIn Bid

SAUSAGE FACTORY, marK-t and resldeDce
modern machinery, rvtrIg,rator plant
etc. also fixtures for store. r j TiITTR,
RER 1894 GLrard ave. Poplar 28l7.
FACTORIES. wHrch0uHes railroad, - Il ~
finance. pIETENiCH. 7a7 Walnut st.
LARGE FACTORY Tor saIo chraP. p i25,
Ledger OffNa
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NEW APARTMENTS at Ardmore: posses
sion December Il $l25 per month,
HARRIS. real estate. opposite station,
Na-h"rth. Pa.
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APARTMENTS

$500 n. 4 ST,-DESIRABLE APART
MENTS: FURNISHED OR UNFUR
NISHED. PHONE TloGA al63 ".
1905 WALNUT-Modern apartment, 4 room,
and bath. second Moor, JanltOr; rental SlO(
Per month, Key at 870i Walnut st.
DIAMOND, 252G-Flrst.ciass apt, I'd floor
5 rooms and bath; Gentiles preferred.
BACHELOR apis. . rooms ana bath. Iurn
or unfurH. Apply 22t1 n. Broad at.
SECOND FLOORS sunny rooms, Kitchen
cite; use bath, ref, Call Diamond 900.
nth ST, s.. 1873 1.-THE LathamrApart
ment, . rooms and bath.
18TH ST, ", @OO2--5 rooms and bath, cleo
trio light, NV. ruors. Diamond 1910.
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WEST
APARTMENTS WANTED
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOUNG
INTERESTED IN SHARING ART OF \
BGAuTIEUL HONE ! TIoGA; G0M;
TERMS. NJ 500. LEDGER OFFICE.
4UO 8. 18TH ST.-Ninth floor, furnished,
central. housekeeping: 7 rooms. 3 winter
months. $500; southern exposure,
3IO5 y. BROAD ST.-First class. up-to-date
unfurnished apt. I'd floor.
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HORSES

FOR S~ALE-Good sound workhorses, Young
Just out Of hard work. Cream Bros, 18th
below Skunk Vt.