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Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
POLISH CLAIMS

Poland demands that Russia re- nounce sovereignty to territories ob- tained through the partitions of Po- land. Poland insists shat the western Russian frontier shall revert to that of 1772.
 This in spite of the decision of the Paris council and the repeated warn ings of the supreme council to Poland that she must withdraw her troops to the boundary laid down in the peace treaty.
 Poland is pleading for material and moral support because she is the barrier against balshevism." The fact that the territory claimed is not ethnically Polish seems to make no difference to Poland. Her claim that Polands sovereignty once extended as far as the.1772 boundary is sufficient, in Polish minds, to justify the present claim.
 The situation is exactly as if the United States should have a revolu- tion and change us form of govern
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

Menu for Tomorrow
 Breakfast Orange juice, soft boiled eggs. toast. coffee. Luncheon-Asparagu soup, crou tons, fruit salad, rolls, tea.
 Dinner Broiled codfish. baked mashed potatoes. beets with lemon sauce, lettuce with hardboiled egg dressing, nut pudding. coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 In mixing q fruit salad. bear in mind that raisins and dates add both to taste and nourishment. 4 slice of pine apple, two chopped dates and two English waInuts served on hearts of lettuce with q good cooked salad dress ing make a delicious and economical salad. Large raisins are good sub stitute for the dates Pour boiling water over raisins and let stand five minutes. Stone and drain.
 Broiied Goldfish
 l pound salt codfish.
 Butter.
 Lemon
 Freshen fish by soaking five hours or by parboiling in several waters. Drain and dry. Grease wires Of boiler and broil fish on both sides. Place on n hot platter, dot with bits of butter and garnish with lemon.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

ment so radically as to bring down upon it the hostility and denunciation of England, France, Italy and other European power, as we'll as the south American states and Mexico. Then, if Mexico, supported by some of the European governments with money and arms. should send an army into the United States and establish line. taking in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Califoria, Utah and Nevada, claiming the frontier of 1S4S," we should be faced with a situation analogous to the present Polish Russian situation.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION

Because the hollow fibers of cotton quick flash. When you add to cot ton, which is already loaded with oxy- gen, oil. which is also loaded with oxy gen, the excess of oxygen is likely sooner or later to make the cotton burst into flame. That is how spontaneous combustion occurs among oily ragr.- Youths Companion.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
l SAFE YET FASCINATING" IS BOWERY
 SALOON OPENED BY SALVATION ARMY
Commander w a Tn s A g a in S t farming Community Life and M a n By Depriving Him of Only Club hO11Se He Knows
house He Knows
BY EvANGELiNE BOOTH Commander Of Salvation Army
 United States

United States
 NEW YORK-Mans is essentially an aIniable animal He loves companion shin. con eniaIity, and most of all he Is snat elemental desire which sends The ricf man to his club and did send ths cor man to the corner saloon.
 Poor Mans Club
 There is nothing essentially evil in the saloon today. With liquor legjs lated out of existence, 1t is merely a serpent with it's fangs drawn out, just as graceful, sinuous and fascinating as axer-but safe. Furthermore, it is the only place where the poo- man can fraternize with his friends, discuss the league of nations, the baseball situa- tion. exchange ideas on the future of the country and the general welfare of the world.
 Slowly Disappearing
 But now that John Barleycorn is de- ceased. the saloons are slowly disap- bearing. One by one they are closing their doors and depriving the man without means of the only club house he has ever known. to the lasting det rinent of the man and of community life.
 The Salvation Army has on foot the project of promoting the "boozeless" saloons. New York City already has one in existence at 225 Bowery, wDer- the pleasant congeniality and old time fascination is as evident as ever. There is the tile floor. the mahogany bar. the white coated bartender, the expensive mirror, eveTything-eXcept, of course, the drinks.
 Popular as Ever
 But it is just as popular as any sa- loon ever was in the prohibition days. Every night the place is crowd ed with men, and with women, too. who are eager to partake of the food, drink the prohibition drinks. which the Sal vation Army provides. and to enjoy the spirit of comradeship.
 If this saloon is a success. and there is every indication that it will be, the Salvation Army will open others, so will other organizations, and the poor man will not be deprived of his club
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

the man whose daughter he rescued; i; and Tom, the Bootblack." who by thrift and industry rose to fame and fortune; and a host of others.
 Of all the new company of boy won- ders who now fill the shelves of the children's rooms of public libraries which one will live so long in the minds of their admirers as the Alger boys who are off the shelves, but are held so fondlysin memory?
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
EoRGINARIE EIRRlNG

When Mary Pickford got her di- vorce--
 She said she didn't intend to marry again. That was fib.
 She said she didn't intend to marry Douglas Fairbanks. That was another fib.
 But we'll forgive her.
 Struggling movie actors like she and
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
AN ENCORE

Tactless Lady Friend to Hostess By the way, what birthday is this We are celebrating?
 Hostess-My thirtyfifth
 Lady Friend-But haven't We cele- brated that before?
 Hostess-Oh, yes;it is one of my favorite birthdays.-London Blighty.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10
ADVENTURES OF TIE TWINS
 y Olive Robeyty Barton.
OlVG kooeSey pdJtox1
LITTLE MousE's 6LUNDER

wasm had advised him to the least e Mr. Cat himse creeping slyy
  prisoner to the cat adv
  a good dinner And
  smiling and
  voice.. But Mir Town on
 
  thing.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

Baked Mashed Potatoes cups mashed potatoes. l egg. W Milk.
 tablespoons grated cheese. Salt.
 Paprika
 Beat egg well. Season potatoes with butter and milk as for ordinary mashed potatoes. Beat egg into pota- toes and add enough milk to make the potatoes too soft for serving on the table. Add salt and paprika and put into a well -buttered baking dish. Sprinkle cheese on top. Bake in T mode~ete oven for 20 minutes.
 What has become of the oId-fashioned woman who used to serve calves liver once a week because it was cheap?
 MAu
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

wealth. It is being levied against pro-
 duction and consumption, where it will do most to increase living costs and nothing to emancipate the natural re- sources and break up land monopolies.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

her new husband need the publicity
 And, anyhow, she didn't fool any body.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

he Little Mouses  
 
  erallo don'tkn what yI.andis his
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

Sometimes when one is separating the white from the yok of egg, just the last minute the yolk will break on sharp edge of the shell and bit of the yellow go into the white
 Even tiny bit of yok prevents the white from beat ing to a stiff and dry state.
 damp cloth will absorb the yolk and make the white n cod ae nd Gean @ f,o m & d e or I to'take up the yolk
 You may be able to using whole egg which is quite an item.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-10

In the kitchen oT the chemistry cooking, study of domestic state combination of theory practice. ovn first tried out and served at her family table
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09
Factories. warehouse. Manufacturing Floors
Factories & Warehouses Wanted
GERMANTOWN

WANTED-FurHished house. suburbs or
West Philadelphia. with or without ga.
rage, II rooms: yearly lease. September /;
= ll2S. LedGer Office.
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MOORE

FOR SALE-Fine ston--Hnd-shingle house:
perfect condition, modern conyentences.
including hot-water heat. electric ltgnt. vac
Lum sygtem. open fireplace, tile bath. sum,
mer and winter kitchen; ! bedrooms second
floor, on third floor large lot: S1O5OO
worth at least $500 more,
Nine rooms. hot-water heat new paper and
paint. electric light. laundry: immediate
possession: Sf500
SS000-Ten rooms. tile bath. laundry. cleo
tric light open fireplace; large lot; possess
sion with settlement Apply F. H. Allen,
$40 Prospect ave, Moore. Pa. Phone Ridley
Park All W.
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stores and Dwellings

Io,.,iCr No rooms Price Cash
,I0n VinIa : rooms & store S.. 500 Sl5OU
GEI y Ma : rooms G. store IL 900 $500
1925 oxford, rooms & store. 1900 5000
1929 y sd. rooms & store. 10 500 $500
I3I4 y sd, roOmr g. store. $4,000 5000
1926 y a2d. 10 rooms & store $4,000 5000
II. :. MILLER. 1852 y I'D ST.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILDWOOD
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA COLONIAL, ESTATE

peIishtfLlly located, elegant, perman.,, ,,,
5nrooVements 5no comprises total Of 90 acras ta,l
~ IN 4 flnc productive state: bsan,issHSi
.e6IG,L cU,UGnIaL residence Of 10 rooms modnrniu
eGI'rped; located amid a stately old sroys
i5t1 ing SfF3SEous lawn! dwellings for the Rous,
is in " parn5 stables, etc. this estate
ana a., IN" price is about value Of paTmooenf
iimnfQ(nenchts; i ( one OF the most distirct otTer
ms , III thc south: price S35, 0OO terms. nbn-
nsba6 r0sbba5ha g. With description in detail ffP fuP
MORTON G. THALHIMER
Country Department
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Observation-Disclosures

ADVERTISER is looking for modern sub
urban furnished house, with garage within
easy reach OF Philadelphia, October TO May;
bedrooms . bathrooms preferred. any one
thinking of closing house for winter could
be assured of every care being taken In
owners absence; have . good English maids
and additional help; fullest references fur.
nished. c 30S, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

SH HIMER-SHARP real rY co. INc,
90o-2O0 Porter Bldg, Easton. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

34io y. 21ST---3.story. porch front, hot.
watcr heat cleo. in lst-Class condition
Price reasonable: little cash req Tired. Ap.
ply \. \. kACRENE & 90. @2G 8 18th 81
Lombard +5G@ or Main 1901.
1924 RIDGE AVE.--s rms. & bath, mr., park
NEWMAN BALI. $3.50 Germantown av
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HADDONFIEJD
MERCHANTyILJE
SWEDETBORO
NINEI.AND

9AchitdCE acrs ,d ACCOUNT of illness. old age. ga
John II. McCloskey. 1920 Chestnut VA tStS'
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nouees- see ~. IN S'' = - ~. ~ -luth,
sao0O-oO3l S Cecil st. (5Sth and Grernway y
ave) PHILIP y. ARNOLD, 1901 Chest.
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ARDNIORF.

IMMEDIATE ossession-Nine- room de:ach
modern frame home; garage and sta bic {;
large lot. old shade; price $40 900; terms IL
desired 20S LipptnCott ave-. Ardmore, Pa
SEMlDETACHED 3-story stone-and-frame
mod rn dwelling lot 5OXi5O, $500, VIII
liam A, Met rea, Suburban Real Estate, 20
+. Lancaster ave-. ArGmorr. Pa.
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NEW HOMES-$4975

HOUSES OF MASY STYLES AND PRICES
IN our nice ne .ghborhoods at 5sth and
willows ave and 10th and Pine SITS: special
terms OF sale can be arranged with us as
we own these houses; Photographic booklet
Of some OF tnem mailed on request. PEN
BERTOE ESTATES. Sl3 Harrison Bldg.
18th and Ma set sts
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R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE =
Will exchange clear 800 building iots q, A.
wood, near Du Pont factory Tor enuIti ~ NOR
improved properties, g l29. Ledger cfsosh IN
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
Only $1,000
Stocked Farm Bargain

20 acres. cows horse. pigs no,,,r,.
wagons, an forming tools and imnirmT,n,nrEi.. iT,,rE
given El,I5l, Quick buyer this desirable farm
r sorts in the country convenient ~ ,,,r Ti"r
"tc., peach and apple orchards: 3 acre. w W. H.
rics and grapes good house barn ~ DIT Trr-
Hor, $, etc; quick buyer gets ali for ,Kr a'i I
% 'hr "'"t C1Sl; on" new summer co,S o''iS
iogues Just out describe many others: writc
FARM AGENCY, 02l.C, Real EstaIe' FEY ~ J
l'idg. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. trust
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CAN FINANCE
1400 block y. Allison st, modern g.stnry
porch-front. lot 100 II. deep. all white plumr.
Ing etc, good renairs, AGENTS at I++7 TO-DAY.
price s36I0. MARTIN McWlLLIANlS 500 :
k2d 81. NnnAIand I3Os.
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farm; fine buildings. ,r,,I,
asparagus, timber; y mile watcrfron,'' va
bungalow sites; II miles from PhiinJmi, Iuo
rear train and trolley: SO 500 ''PhIai
T.. YORkE SMITH
Phones 5O7 Federal 81 tan,d,, =,
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POCONO MOUNTAINS
Pocono Manor Reservation

For sale S-roOm cottage with all conNen'
fences and garage very near golf course,
clubhouse and notnl:' open for inspection or
particulars obtainable from CHARLES T.
YOUNG. 335 AyCrsg ave. Passaic y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

FARM, containing l5O acres, near troIIoy
,nga Snu 9'"tI road: al necessary farm build
BARN this Is an ideal farm; price SGS SShnuu 0or
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BAI\
BROOKI,ISE

Ss5o0-Semidetached, available for occu-
lhncS: near train Lhd trolley. Walter y.
Sutherland Bnla Pa. Phone.
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CHESTER
CLIFTON HEIGHTS
CYNWYD

CORNER property; new; chambers, baths:
ready for occupancy. Walter >. Suther-
land. Bsla, Pa, Phone.
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GERMANTOWN
SEDGWICK

SEDGWICK
The ideal part OF Germantown for
couvouionce beautiful SURROUNDINGS
attractive homes.
s9750-Senlideta ached stone dwell
inc. u hedro"ms. bath, oleC'r"rN
S13 50O-Semidetac ched dwelling, 9
bedrooms. bath, electric, hardwood
.io0's. : open Hrcpla"es' space for
garage.
SIT OOO-Semideta Ched stone dwell
ing. q bedrooms, bath, electric: large
rooms, steam heat; good location
Si1 500 SemidetaChed dwelling,
with garage; bedrooms. bath, elec.
SlS, S,5OO-SemidetnChe stone dwell
ing with garage, I bedrooms and bath
on second floor; bedrooms and bath
on third floor: electric, hardwood
floors, good tot.
sac OOO-D"taChcd dwelling, with
garage: bedrooms and bnths; first
floor. living room. dining room, break
fast room. pantry kitchen, corner
property, hrl water heat, electric,
parquetry floors.
We have several detached dwellings
with garage. It will pay you to ex-
anime.
S c. TOURISON
7OI4 BOYER ST
Telephone Germantown 56D or TTSl,
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PENNSYLvANIA FARMS

"f!p0oRE ~ NOTlCE-Public sale Of Desirable
sus9Gebsn1f aGbrG farm of t9gis X. Carroll. cor
Fort WasbjaarSto6;n 81; ana g, Pinet0wn road miles
miles niles Amber. Pa; on promises, T Thnrsidsww
Farm IS' III az p M. very desirable SO-acre
streams. lOOo.root new aspaTaGuS mgmuTw bsT Win
aTmsiys yer. ns, strawberry blackberry, raspberry
tc 'nT"RT1 modaT1 beds over 400 good fruit trees
@Dath @ hot.water heat wired for eleotricItV It
decoranfodP dT%oTfn Path r. and plumbing nxtures newly
horses and cows. large wagon house VIII
,r', Hu"-6uShel potato cellar. garage. large poui
ings' real estate only win be sold in oI,I. this
SSaie sac but purchaser OF farm can buy house.
ali machincry' hiS' Sr6I,S horses cows. Ford truck
rcG' roIi Ids az very reasonable price as Mr. Car.
ness @ f in TitGsyFTc" FIE"GSp T5 tb. t. ensaFe in bust
secure modern, well-ocated farm al a pub
Wmr'Sare price write for circular. ii. j,
iilaEer. agent. Amber. Pa. -
for Milton Shr,ck, saturday Hugustp piSp'tlS
ad m ionin E%1 on main street n borough OF Trappe
passes Ioor g miles PhiIadeiniSIiio iIi trolley
Sdnm SUmmu'Gr bra, modem l,room brick dwelling;
fruits, doliEhtfu location and T1fS attrantfyc
phFSP9sl9H write tSg detailed GEGasr Wth
agents ~ e Airy St. NSrristoWh.E attaWREPSlAN Pa
BEACTlFuL FARM, IS acres in Chester
trio TO-, on National Hishway nt station; eec
4 M
Ihhd clean, fine SURROUNDINGS: excellent brintS
aW"illnE' large barns and Outbuidings TEN
AM mousse; hne Property; home and farm cGni
nlncdi lhls opportunity is seldom offcrad
owner. VI 525, Ledger Office ''eu'
FARM, containing 100 acres near troiIoy
ian ana state road; all necessary farm build,
inES, : Hos. running water throuEbnut
narni thls Is an ideal farm; price, $40 per
SHIMER-SHARP REAL rY CO. INC
=oo'2ON Porter BLDG, Easton. Pa
5000 CASH buys magnificent gentIeman1S
country home, brick dwelling. outhuildinms
ttnIo beautiful lawn. macadam road"
$4OOO value; for quick sale at $4,000 For
farm hargains see MILLER FARM AGENf,W
!. w. station. NorristOwn. Pa -
90 Acres. Colonial stone house, barn, all
,,o,uI "utouilISss, frnlt' old shade, stream; 20
acres Woodland near train and trolIaw, 10
miles city; bargain Phone Hatboro in 10
Carl. GOESSLER, Hatboro
FARMS-All sizes and locations; yorV oo.,,
terms. Let us know your wants pbannss
Lombard 1910. ROBERT FREMONT, 095
Lolayctte Bldg 9Th and Chestnut. vs."
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S70oO-CHEsTNUT HILL. sernidetachsd. o
rooms and bath, modern improvements
conveniently located. SCHULTZ & Co, 56l4
Germantown ave.
23B E. GARRET ST,-Afod porch. front
house, sacrifice sale little ash reduired
Apply a. A Kaurere & Co 22G s. Ith 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

282 SHELDON STESix rooms and hath
convenient location: this is cheerful
nome near stores. trolleys. Fairgrounds. at
a. NriE low price; can't be- beaten lnuuirs
oSlo y. 9th st, Phone Wyoming 3iO W
- ObASk & SON
N ~ COR. ith and Summervillr ave-
section In pneyi beautiful surroundngs
saraEe a priwllCses; can be bought. cheap II
Phone Wyoming 3lO w. OLASK & son.
o753 \; 9TH ST.-Six rooms and bath. in.
closed porch: thoroughly modern; vacant:
sarnke pflHilegc; $4,000. HARRY G. VEL
LER. 1888 Ruscomb St. Logan.
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NARBERTH

NARBERTH-Well-built house; large lot; old
tree; reasonable to settle estate Godfrey
ia Woodslde ave, Phone Narberth 1850 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

WANTED-To buy homo with convenences
4 bedrooms $4,000 o. :ess; Germantown,
not necessarily modern Address. giving 10.
cation. description aad terms VI PA. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-09

EiiNELANp. IN Fl y. J.-One acre; Groom house
elect rici,w i,Wo'wster neat; large poultry house;
SION e. nmninutes' nutes walk to station: only s4506
S..13uo cash; others. Joseph Nj Hsmn Jr
E3I2 falrmount ave. Philadelphja ''''
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LANsDOwNE HEIGHTS
LI.ASERCH
MERTON

MERIOS-Stone house, beautifully located.
north side; bedrooms. 3 baths; immediate
possession: S25, 600 necessary mtge, money
supplied G, VI. RANDLE. 81 5. 18th.
Sl3. 3.0O0-Semidetached with garage; near
station: ready for occupancy. Walter 5.
Sutherland. Bala. Pa. Phone.
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OAK LANE

b5TH AVE, AND STH ST.--New twin dwell.
lngs with detached garage: rooms and
bath on 1nd floor; maids room first floor;
extra bath In bn sement: hot-water heat plec.
tric light; finished in white. with hardwood
doors flrst and second floors: open fireplace
ana in.insed sun parlor: terms arranged: I:
price Sl2,OOO also rooms and ba tn for
$4,000 HARRY c. WELLER. 1898 Rus
comb st, Logan
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MARTIN McWILLIAMS

2-story. porch-front dwellings,; Dutcn hall
sample house 1i65l opcn
MARTIN McWILLIAMS
Sao S sd st Woodland 73OS.
NEW HOMES-$4975
Easy terms; financed; everything modern:
rooms; owner at ssmpIe house. Go85 Trinity
walnat q, % 10 sdth 81 nS boSte Ef E4VIe 10 On
half square north
HOUSES OF MA%Y STYLES AND PRICES
In our nice ne.Ehborhoods AT 5sth and
terms Of sale can be arranged ARA ed With With u.s. as
we own these houses; PHOTOGRAPHIC booI,lot
sEsToN OF EsTATFs ss on Harqson aT@H%s, ES PEM
18th and Ma, set sts
'sToFT sTS sre hG%s a, "qS de- rooms ma e9pa @
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND
8. Z. COR 49TH & BALTIMORE AVE.
80. ,, GAS, FINANCE
porcS.tront. 10, 100 It deep ali V %hte IiHmT IiGT
prc. lnT 'S .sS6 6oo5 TRTS cF4 SG2 At t7 5a5
k2d st. woodland 1905.
ovERRRoOK sECTION--Hioo block Master
SSt st9Ty 6@c5 r99ms a%% 6St6 steam hea
Try TUBS J6SEPH T5$H S5sT'2'ii e HAsiM iI"J Jr.
sb500--AIodern 2.story dwelling. cham.
Sers and bath bath electric s itFhis;, ho5.|slSr
throughout; will finance for purchaser
MAURAN, DoLMAN & co, y e. Cor
SPRUCE ST. 6l32-Nrpdcrn up-to-data o.
room home, convenient to everywhere; can
be pusscchnSSSSed on bars small initial alta paymcn,i
%SodlsnG sT,ss SO i7eT W. "a' 'e 'O' """"''"s can
DESIRABLE @-story homo IN West PhiIa-
deiphia ~, rooms Hn; and bGth; Dutch Eail;
sic siTss ofSuETPn?& so5 oftrT st price
4O92 CHESTNI'T ST -
12 rooms. including . baths; lot 25x2gO 70
sHsS" ", W HfAsiNc00CK, 4oth and Lancaster ave
f9E SFcF o" So~sS rooms sa ?'f%y RG
air heat @ lot ltf"W: %, ,E', good :. repair ss5oO
1887 1889 y 5OTH, 5 rms, cony, $500
JJoHN ]. sHARKEY. l6li Jackson ES1mTO
Eozy HONE Sa nSssesson sso ort Sasr Whtby ave.
house! tra,' see il Emerson Conrad. s. y 10Th 10Th
sssoo2osi SeSI St R@SI SS1h n "nd 90, .GTeSRway
aIs s., pE; KALB sT;-Three story, porch,
xss sS 6TAASE HrT 900 Walnut T ST. n"""'e
5Sa4 PMEBERTON ST.-Look at Il; the best
there is. PHILIP a. ARNOLD. 1901
MAKE oFFER-iiOO block 8. Goth ST. east
SIDE; bedrooms, incosed porch, modern
mssFeHER&T ssFsaERn&sHT. A. MXLo&EY 1927 $. Goth ST.
oi4e SPRUCE rms, near l. ......S $4,000
aoao Powelton ave, II rms ,..,,..... $500
X SELLERS. 1901 Chestnut
fHb N HoBART-6 rooms, summer kitchen
and bath. porch. white plumbing. S4OO
: essh' A. Kaurene. 22G =, 4th ST.
s5oo CAsH--I8SO S. Paxon st., q rooms and
hath S4lCOi immed ate possess ION
nfifsIIAFI. A, MALONEY, 1921 =, 6Oth st
HOMES in wanamaker and Hobart SITS. ;
terms eat DOYLE CO. 5sl6 Master St
Z sA9Oo---s62O Pcmberton ST. immediate pos
'ssseion. attractive terms. PHILIP ~
ARyOi.D 1901 Chestnut st.
x<SSE Nome 1900 blk s. Peach St,---e rms
rorch, price low. Thomas. 23lb w. Lehigh.
fz4-N. zisT Ten rooms. baths; mod.
~~i,xp{s Jercms n. Jardella. 1895 Christian.
s<SfySTJXI. Ho.AE 600 block Mariyn road.
Dsinont s7qr for appointment with owner.
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ovERRROOE SECTION--GlO0 block Masr~i
ST. story, rooms ana bath, steam heat.
electric lights, porch hardwood floors laun-
try tubs open hrenlaCes; $4,000
JOSEPH " HAMM. Jr.
Oh1h IA
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same weight and that the center Of popu-
lation is the point about which American
continental territory, conceived as plane,
balances perfectly.
In 1890 this gravity mark was fixed in
Maryland twenty,three miles east of Bal
timore. Progression westward was steady,
at the rate of about five miles a year,
until a spot near Bloomington, Ind, was
attained IN 1910. An eastward swing is
now said to be discernible, for the first
time in our records.
Whether this is the result of the war
industries on the Atlantic seaboard, or of
any check in western development, due
to immigration conditions or to other con-
sequences of the general conflict is yet to
be explained.
In any event the Census Bureau has a
novelty to exploit and a mild sensation
to examine. even if the public does remain
comparatively calm.