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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11

Habiendose terminado las repara-
clones y modificaciones que eran me-
cesarias para mejorar las condolences
del Yate Segochet, Y poder proper
cionar mejor servicio al publico y mas
comodidades los pasaieros, Sc inau-
gura de nuevo ell servicio entire Fa-
jardo, Vieques Culebra, a partir del
sabado Is de febrero, saliendo de Fa
jardo a la 1870 P. NJ, continuara
sujeto al siguiente nuevo itinerario:
De Fajardo hacfa Vieques:
Saldra los lunes, martes, jueves Y
sabado a la 80 P. M.
De Vieques hacia Fajardo:
Saldra los martes, jueves sabado
las 1880 A. M.
Y los domingos las 400 P. M.
De Vieques hacia Culebra:
Hara un viaje trisemanal los dias
viernes, saliendo de Vieques a las
730 A. M. y de Culebra la 1880
P. M.
Sc admitiran fietes para los dias
microbes y viernes, por ualor de
$4,000, para un viaje de ida Y vuelta
entire Vieques y Fajardo Vicques y
Culebra.
El precio del pasaje entire Fajardo
y Vieques y Culebra y vice+versa Sc
ra de $1.50. Este precio no incluye el
transporte de mercancias carga de
ningun genero, pero los pasajeros ten
dram derecho al transporte gratis de
equipaje hasta 100 libras de peso.
Por la mercancia Y carga en- gene
raj que pueda ser admitida a bordo,
Sc cobrara a raz6n de $.35 eI quintal.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11

Sc vende paDel peri6dico viejO a
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos
"El MwmdO". ASVe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11

Para toda marca de maquinas
Cintas. Ojeda. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11

5Por que no hay una orquesta
EN- Arecibo? Porque no hay m1si-
COS. iPor que no hay m1sicos?
'Porque los que hay no quieren en-
seiiar. Y como ell Municipio. qpe
tanto dinero gasta no Sc ha deci-
dido a abrir la Academi Musi-
cal, que en- otro tempo funcion0
con buenos resultados, aSi nos es-
tamos pasando la vida mas mono
tona que Sc puede concebir.
Ell Corresponsal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-11
NOTAS DE ARECIBO DESDE SAN GERMAN

Empezaron las fiestas de carna
val, con mucha lluvia. FL bando
del dios Mono, por las GALES, no
pudo tener efecto.
LA lluvia continue hasta la ho-
ra del baile de la coronation, pc
70 fue possible asiStir al teatrO.
La concurrencia fue bastante,
pero Sc ba~alguna frialdad
Faltan los escrutinioS. Las diez
Y media de la noche V ell bale no
ha empezado. Sc escriben nombreS
Ell la pizarra. Mas tarde vuelta a
escribir, y son las once Y las once
y media de la noche, sin que de
principles el bale.
A las doce menos un cuarto, SUI
be la reina, senorita Maria Le-
franc, al trono.
La election fue una Sorpresa.
Maria, aunque de nacionalidad
francesa, ha sido tres veceS reina
aqui. Reina por suS simpatfaS. q.
le conquistaron ell amor de sus va
sallos.
El bale cmpezo al fin, con una
orquesta al pareeer bien foja; Sc
bailaron algunas pleas. No habia
terminado la primera pare cuan-
do la concurrencia Sc iba retiran-
do.
lie sigui6 el bale infantil. LIo-
via a cantaros, pero resulto ami
madisimo
Simpatica Y prcciosa la reina de
los ninos. Carmen Gloria Coll, pa
recia la reina de los cielos.
Su dulce sonrisa. su faz hechi-
cera y sus ojos bellisimos, daban-
lie encantos celeStiales.
Tn coro de angeles parecia tam
bien su corte de honor; conjunto
precioso de bellezas infantiles.
Durante ell bale ocurri6 una
Sorpresa. Las gentes corrian en- las
GALES. SCual era ell motive? Tres
hidroplanos pasaban por encima
de la pOblaci0n.
Esta noche Sc baila otra vez eli
ell teatro "Oliver". va informa-
remos.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
Basketball Results

Princeton %; Yale 10.
u. of Pennsylvania %; Cornell Is.
University of Nebraska 81; Ntroe
Dame Is.
Washington University 81; Kansas
University So.
Purdue so; Northwestern 20.
Wisconsin SO; Illinois %.
LUCKY THE JUDGE
WASN'T A WOMAN
LONDON-"NeXt time" admOniShed
the magistrate to a man charged with
pushing women from the sidewalk,
"be more polite. Suppose you had
been brought before woman judge on
this charge, what them
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
Has Certificates
Of Registration
For Boy Scouts

The Boy Scout DEMONSTRATIONS Tor
1920 have been received by Scoutmas-
ter Frank Drumming. Every scout is
supposed to register his name and rec
ora with his national headquarters OF
the Boy Scouts at New York and il
he does not re-register he automaucal-
~ drops out OF the organization. The
registration certificates that arrived
are for; George Corkhill, Tom Cork
ish, Gerald Davis, Walter Digger, Tom
Devine, Whey Farmer, Charles Elan
nigan, Raymond Gundry, Gerald Hale,
EDen Lane, Alfred Loomis, Stanley
Minor, Armando OJeda, Richard Ojeda,
Howell Ragsdale, Samuel Reynolds,
Henry Smith, Lawrence Sullivan, Al
bert Sutcliffe, Gordon Wager, Jack
Waterson, James Warne, Basil Wolf
man. Harold Webster, Stanley BickIe,
Rush Swope, Fred Nicholas, Harry Mil
Ter Frank Drumming (scoutmastcr)
Arthur Ojeda assistant sCoutmaster)
and AIonzo Crittenden assistant scout
maSter).
These registrations may be mad
from Scoutmaster Drumming DIT the
desk OF the mems department Y. M,
G. A., or at scout meeting tomorrow
night at the scout hall. At the meet
ing tomorrow night, Charles Jewell, a
Bisbee boy who was recently discharg-
ed from the submarine service OF the
navy, will speak on his experiences
and will illustrate his talk with pic
lures.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
TO FIGHT FOR
CHAMP |ONSHIP

Thursday night will be the last time
that the fans of the Warren District
will have to see Ralph Lincoln in ac-
ton. After this fight with Farrell he
viii go to Baltimore, Maryland, where
he will fight under the infringement of
Sammy Harris, one of the best known
fight managers in the game.
Under the management OF Harris,
Lincoln viii probably be matched with
Pete Herman for the worlds champi-
onship in the bantam weight class. 1t
is entirely possible that Lincoln may
be the next world champion and the
Bisbee sport fans will have their last
opportunity to see him in action
against Farrell on February 80
Young Farrell is one of the best
draw decisions with Lincoln, which
were fought at Jerome and according
to fans who saw these fights they
were whirlwinds from start to finish.
Farrell will arrive from Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
PANEL YIELDS
one TALESMAN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

of approximately 100 names drawn
since the trial was called three weeks
ago.
Thirty-five talesmen were eXamin-
ed this morning. One was passed,
one was excused for being nOn-res-
ident, two were disqualified when it
was found they were employed by de-
PENDANTS in the cases, and the re
mainder examined were excused on
the grounds of having fixed opinions
regarding the cases.
Retain Juror
Smith was ordered retained as a
Juror by the court over the objec-
tions of the defense. Smith admitted
during examination by Frank E..
Curley, of Tucson, assistant chief
counsel for the defendants, that he
had an opinion regarding the right
or wrong of the deportations. He
thought the deportation was wrong,
he said. The court admonished him
twice that, in answering questions
as TO whether or not he had an opin-
ion regarding the cases, he should
not state what that opinion was.
Smith was challenged by the defense.
The prosecution resisted the chal-
lenge. The ruling that Smith be re
tanned, Judge Pattee stated that ne
believed the juror could give both
sides a fair hearing in spite of his
opinion. The defense announced
of each of the jurors taking the stand
of Smith when Smith declared that
he thought the deportation wrong.
Rcarke announced to the court that
he desired TO have A. a. Worsley, in
charge of the prosecution during the
absence of County Attorney French,
continue the examination tomorrow
morning.
Progress inthe examination of the
Jurors was slow this Afternoon. Ro-
arke desired to learn the life history
of each oft he jurors taking the stand
before he questioned them regarding
their opinions concerning the depor-
tations. On several instances he
made an effort to get
Juror to retract his statement regard
ing fixed opinion and as result
only thirteen were reached and 1t is
expected that the entire panel will
be examined Before noon.
Ii is apparent TO both sides that
another panel will be necessary be
fore the venire is complete. The
average maintained throughout the
trial has been approximately one jur-
or to every so men examined. 1t
was intimated by both the state and
defense that two jurors already pass
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
BISBEE TEAMS
HANEBADLUCN
UN MUIUK 'IKIP
Break Down Three Machines
and Lose Two Games at
Old Pueblo

The Bisbee high school Basketball
teams met with bad luck in their
games with Tucson high school, both
on the road and on the floor. rhree
OF the Iour machines that MADE the
trip met with accidents. Howard
BUNS big StudeDaker went over a
forty-tooJ bank on the slippery road
between here and Tombstone and
broke a wheel. He had to return to
Bisbee 10 have the wheel repaired and
he did not arrive in Tucson until four
O'Clock in the afternoon. Roy Oker-
strom, driving Chevrolet, broke his
drive shaft on his way back and John
Salmon stripped the gears of his big
Studebaker on the other size OF che
Divide, just before getting into Bisbee.
The game between the Bisbee and
Tucson nign girls was last ana good
team work was shown by both teams.
In the first halt Polly Mllburn, who
was jumping center, could not get the
up OH and the Tucson girls were
ahead by score OF % to 8 at the end
OF the first half. The girls came back
stronger in the second half but the
game ended with Tucson on the long
end of 80 10 81 score. Most of the
work on the Tucson team was done
by one of the forwards, who shot IL
baskets in the course OF the game.
Mary Shea shot Is baskets for Bisbee
during the game. The excellent guard
ing OF Ida Peterson and Katy Caretto
kept the score from being worse than
IL was
The boys game was fast all the way
through With great deal of clean
passing by the Bisbee team. With
Lewis McDonald's accurate shooting,
the score stood at IS to 10 in Bisbee's
favor. Servin of Tucson did excellent
and accurate shooting and he very sell
dom missed a shot. The score ended
Tucson "a, Bisbee 80.
The teams were entertained with a
dance after the games by the Tucson
high school student body and the
teams report having had an excellent
time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

Earl Wolgamot, local ball player
has signed a contract TO play with
the Cincinnati Reds for the coming
season and has been ordered to re-
port at Los Angeles for spring train
ing early this week. He was eaten
er on the Junction Briggs team last
year and year before last and will be
remembered as "Wolgy" The early
part of this year he played with one
of the San Antonio teams inthe Tex
as league.
He has been employed as demon
strator of Blue Bird washing ma
cnine at tho Phelps Dodge store.
TIE Y. NJ c. A. V. V. V. club was
the victor in two basket ball games
which were played yesterday in the
" gymn The first one was played
in the morning against the team from
Horace Mann Junior high school. The
score was SO to Is in favor of the
Y. V. VS.. The second game was
played in the evening against the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
Revivalist Plans
Five Services for
The District Today

DR.. Charles Reign ScOville spoke
for As minutes last night on THE Hour
Has Come" at the union revival in
progress at the Baptist church. The
sermon was an appeal to all to process
Christianity at once
Today services Will be devoted to all
churches of the Christian faith gener-
ally.
Local preachers and their Sunday
School forces are makl-gs an effort to
double their Sunday schools at 9:45
today At 10: rs all are to march to
the Tabernacle to hear a sermon on
What Manner of Child Shall This
Be-" Mrs. ScOville will sing mo Room
in the Inn
Two mass meetings will be held at
8, p. m. Men and boys only at the Bap-
fist church, where DR.. Scoville will
speak on Overcoming Man." and the
other at the First Methodist church,
where Rev. C. R. Clark will speak and
will be assisted by Mr.. Haley and Miss
Stuart of the Scoville company. Mrs.
Scoville will sing at both meetings.
At S:15 the young people of Warren
district will assemble in the First
Presbyterian church, near the Y. NJ.
G. A. building, where Miss Grace Stu
art, OF the Scoville company will pre-
side, assisted by the pastors. Miss
Stuart is making an effort to organize
young peoples societies in each of the
local churches.
At 1880 DR.. Scoville is announced to
speak on GOD and Your Conscience,
and Mrs. Scoville will sing The Bells
Of Your Conscience are Ringing"
{ The trial is now nearing the end
small for the crowGs ana overflow
meetings are being arranged to be
held in the Presbyterian church when
ever the Baptist church has been
packed. Mr. Haley will lead the mus
ic and Mr. Clark and some of the local
pastors will take charge of the over
flow services. Mrs. Scoville will sing
in the overflow meetings.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
Roy Rogers Brings
Home Noble Prize

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Feb. 21.-Roy Kog-
ers of Bisbee won the 20 game bowling
match from A. S. Houck of this city.
The games were bowled for beautiful
loving cup offered by w. H. Brophy.
Rogers won the match by margin of
6S pins, having won the first match of
ten games by the narrow margin of 10
pins and the ten games tonight by a
margin of 55 pins. The score by
games is: Rogers, 161, III, 146, I69,
ITO, 157, 1877, It's, 1872, and IA. Total
1878. Houck, 147, 1872. 173, EOS, AL,
156, 156, 1877, 16S, and 1855. Total 1925.
These are the totals for the last Of
the games of the match. the first ten
having been bowled in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
King Albert Makes
Offer of Cup for
SeapIane Contest

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Albert. king
OF the Belgians, has offered chal-
lenge cup and 100000 In prizes for
winners of an international seaplane
contest to be held in Antwerp next
July, the Aero Club OF America an
nounced here tonight.
The contest, which VIII include en-
durance trials, speed tests and tests
for security in flight and on the water,
will be opened to two divisions or sea
planes, classed according to-speed and
power specifications.
American pilots who hold iuterna-
tional pilot certificates isseed in the
United States by the Aero Club will
be eligible to compete.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

ed would be recalled and challenged.
With the eXcusing of r. X. Lewis,
who is in a Douglas hospital suffer
ing from serious gunshOt wounds, the
number on the jury will be exactly
where it started last Monday if the
two challenges threatened are sus-
tanned.
The thrial is now nearing the end
of it's third week, seventeen hundred
jurors have been drawn and every
Indication points toward the necessi-
by of calling upon at least three hun
dred more before the taking of evil
denco is started.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
eRER BEATS ROPER

PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. I'll Harry
Greb, light heavyweight of Pittsburg,
won the newspaper decision over Capt.
Bob Roper of Chicago IN their ten
round bout here tonight. \ majority
of the sport writer's at the ringside
gave Greb eight rounds on points, Rop-
er one, and one was declared even.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
o1OHW GCHOLZ

A protege and pupil of Bob simpson
led the field in the 70-yard dash at the
Millrose Athletic Association meet
held RECENTLY at the Winter Garden,
New York. Johnny " Scholz of the
University OF Missouri equaled the
worlds record, His time was Z 10
seconds. This record has been stand
ing since 1903. Thus did the man from
Missouri JOIN the company or r.. r..
Schick of Harvard, Jim Archer, DO
LOOMS, Bobby ClOughen and Howard
Drew-all OF whom have been accred-
itcd with similar time in other years
for this indoor event.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

Boy Scout team, the score was % TO.
Is.
The alag" contest and the flight
matches will be played off on the
Country club golf links today. The
team match played last week with
Douglas resulted in a tie score, p to
p.
Johnny Twomey, of Tammany Hall,
hes received d telegram from Kid
George who is now at Vernon, stat
ing that his protege, Bob Collins, lost
a four round decision to Bob Grant
of Los Angeles in their fight at
Vernon last Friday night. 4 large
amount of money changed hands III
Brewery Gulch yesterday on the re-
suit. Collins was a miner At the
Briggs shaft before he left and that
was his first righton the coast. Kid
George also stated that his other
protege, Walter Caldwell, will fight
next Friday night. He has been re-
matched i'll the main event against
Cliff Jordan
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

today and will start training here on
Monday.
The Lincoln-Farrell fight will be a
fight for the championship of the
southwest
Tickets were issued yesterday and
are now on sale at o. S. French's
place on Main ST., Tammany Hall,
Brewery Gulch, and at Harry Sealey's
cigar store at Lowell
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

\ man prominent in the jewelry
trade III New York city says a large
number of society women are wearing
jewels which they believe to be real,
but which are only clever limitations,
originally bought or later substituted
by their husbands
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22
Maternity Home, Mason Hill
Next to DR.. Hunts Res.
NOTICE

The local chapter of the Red Cross
has on hand small quantity of gray
sock yarn which it will sell at seventy
five cents per hank. Any one desir-
ing to secure yarn at less than cost
has an opportunity to do so, by apply
ing at the Red Cross office, Library
building. 2-10-dh
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1920-02-22

The total number of awards to
World War heroes amounted to 1928,
including 1916 d. S. C's to officers and
1898 to enlisted men, and 78 Medals
of Honor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

1929 N. l2TH-Beautiful new and 3 room
unfurnished apartments; private bath,
| hardwood floors. electric lights beautiful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
APARTMENTS
THE MORRIS

311 3, 18TH ST,
2 rooms and bath. furnished. at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

WOODLAND AVE- furn. rooms dining
living r. kitchen Rr~i hodr use of hair
and lamndrY. hent 3 elec ~ MhLd 1Nnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

POsSEssIoN-28l 4. Garrett St. ! rooms
and bath. electric. laundry. porch. Dutch
hall, $500: little cash required Kaurene &
Co, 228 5, ith Lombard I562 Main 1901,
lot ls,sx87 II nice hardwood finish: 7
rooms and bath; porch front; electric lights:
uesr Reading II r. Germantown 1898 J.
msdiate nossessi"r lis pie ppSan, ~ !.
$1,000; Germantown ave. and Carpenter lane.
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST. 2l26 o. ICHNewIy furn..
up..o-date single and double rooms: cleanii.
ness unsurp hTst.class house; cent; mod
BALTIMORE AVE. & b9D sT-Two des
furn. rms. for gentlemen. single or double
comm, private home: no children; all con
vanienCesr permanent. Phone Woodland 124i
BROAD and Pine (Carroll Apts l-Sultcs and
sinElN rooms large ofrice.
ARCH ST. b3O4-Two nice, clean n furnished
rooms for gentlemeni electric light.
DIAMOND ST. lsO7-Desirabo furnished
sitting room; gentleman private family,
bath shower, phone.
PINE ST, l5O6-LarEo, airy room, fur
nIshed southwestern exposure, with tabl.
board Phone Locust 1870.
SPRUCE, 1912 (Holmchurstl = Double and
single vacancies: beaut furn: running
water; priv. bath, cleo. con. hot water: ph
SPRUCE ST. l6lO-Extremaly dss rooms
and suites: hand. furn.. private baths
SPRUCE ST, lsl4-LarEe doubl" and single
WOODLAND AYE furn; rooms. dining.
living r, kitchen ar1 hodr use OF hath
and laundry, heat elec S75 Wdd 1890
18th, n. l39 II OF Y I. RURTc
ReeutIfully furn. rooms; spotlNssly clean;
conv. 90 stations; best accommodations for
travelling people. moderate. Ph. Spruce 1854.
2OTH ST N, llO-Three very desir vacan.
oies, will furn. hot water. Ph. Spruce 37s
22D ST. s. l3O-Large furn. 2d.story front
room; also large room suitable for profes-
siona person. Call Locust @6+S W
26TH ST, 1917 N--Two large rooms, use
Of bath Phone Poplar 337O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED--ro rent from October for year
- modsrn' FURNISHED house; good location;
children. Phone Germantown 3l23
SIX or room unfurnished house or bunsa.
low; suburbani modern; yearly lease; Jer-
sey or Philadelphia vicinity, possession 0ct
1 s60.i75. p. o. 2S8, Hayerford. Pa. wv
WE HAVE buyers for West Phladelphia real
estate south OF Market vt. West Philadel.
phia Real Estate Co. 5000 Baltimore ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
EUGENE |. TOWNSEND


STORE AND DwELLTNG-If YOU are look
ing Tor good business location, It will
Haverford ave. we can give immediate pos.
session. For particulars apply to Robert
F Basford 530S Haverford ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
Furnished

80TH ST. y, 1335-Plcasant furnished
room adjoining bath; continuous hot
water refined private family: suitable for .
persons, business man or lady preferred
TWO NICELY furnished rooms for gontle-
men, near 49th st, "L', reference. Phone,
Preston I4lA I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY BoARpERs WANTED

WOODLAND AVE. 85th tG527 Gcsnery--
Nicely furn. hedrm, kltchte; elec reas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
FARMS
220 ACRES $500. WITH
40 Cattle, Horses, Crops. Tools

Equipment worth $1,000; improved road mil
r. r. station; machne-worked fields: 50-cowe
hrook,Watered pasture; 1000 cords wood
] 100000 II, timber, lots of fruit; l2.roon,
house. cunning water; soft basement bs Tn
running water; immediate sale Includes i've.
crops. all for sS5O0 easy terms DeTaiiS
this and smaller farm for s27OO, page oS
Strouts Big Illustrated Catalog Farm Bar.
AGENCY. 1929 c A. Land Title Bldg, Phiia'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
NEW JERSEY FARMS

MANTUA
Seventy-acre farm; fine buildings; fruit
asparagus. timber; II mile waterfront; 100
bungalow sites; II miles from Phiiadelphia /,
near train And trolley, $40 500
IT, YORKE SMITH
Phones 5OI Federal St, Camden, n J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

ESPECIALLY attractive Groom house, well
located on large lot all modern oOnVen-
IenCes; immediate possession; l2,OOO. II. c.
Hunter WHyne, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

wooDLEIGH Towanda Pa. = Thoroughly
modern: most excellent food; beautiful
country; mountains and river; large, cool
rooms; baths: electric lights; automobiles;
fresh vegetables and fruits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

10000 VERY well located, near trolley: I
pIOoO rooms and bath; hot-water heat
electric lights, owner VIII sell at this figure
WM ]. OFT. RrooklIne. Pa, Llanerch 203
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
GERMANTOWN
PENNSYLVANIA srprp,,>,

houses in Delaw, IN rnauiries for suburban
gut gUtr property Chester Osborne. 1924 ebs.,l s.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANT apa rtment 2 he'd
rooms, central location or Ovnrhrook
Write Harvard ave, Nentnor, y J.