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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
REAL EsTATE FOR sALH
SAMUEL T. FOX & CO...
9th and Callowhill Streets

Desirable location rent 25th st. and FAIR.
mount ave: . 3-story corner stores. and
dwcllings and le 2-story dwellings; totst
1l2b-21.2g Vine st. and 1l22-2l-20PH TfarI
81. and rear houses suitable for factor2|
.slte; lot 13xii0 IT.; price 0.0O0, ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n. Reese St. 2sforx
dwellings, annual rentals sD2f; lot s5x7Vt
= price tobO0. n if n
SI1d-t6-fs Kcnsinston ave-. 3 2-sterS dwell-
lngsi annual rentals s50i price t5Too, n
1900 Master at, i-story dwelling 40 roous.
suitable for small apartments: prircs
S12. 600. 2 ri
1918 Master st.. corner BouvIcr ST.. q story.
IL rooms; suitable for small apartmcnts;
price $4,000.
1871 n. Park ave. a-s,ory dwellnEs ~
rooms. $500; lot 1pxis n.
1733-25- -37-39-ii>N. Delhi st.; price st10o,
each. III
10 Fairmourt ave, store and dwelling,
rental 5000 price $4,000.
1927 FHirmount avo.. dwelling. 10 roomni
rental $500; prico S3jOO
$40 n Bambrey st., 2astury. annual rental
-, S20i price $500. aef
485 ". Franklin st., 3-Story frame lot t5x
Us IT,. $500.
ios4 n. 3th ST. Crd l6al \. clarion sesJo
521o-t2 WALNUT ST.-Ripo Tor Improve.
me- NNN 10 AnA
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STORAGE AND MOVING

Get our special rate for moving by o,s ,.,,
able and GpsrStn', men Call PopsT ases
kexstens. rsrk llsI; nlsht phone Dia, bsss
ATLAS Freight Forwarding All -
dated Car Service r. cnId cnI Conso.i.
srSRSsSE SqRlSSsS:E "9@ vi! ;sys non.,
and A7th ats Rarlnr ih6 ~, Markei
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CiG y 18Th -. Tu@ y lVin st.
t3T ) 18TH 81 IGli \ lr0ad ~
gl3 Wood - iS.1n N,ridrino ~
1872 Pine and raul III Iouu"r st
GEO. L. PARKER Ia 73' ~. ,,r

1891 y gOTI ST.-Throo. sior, iwelInE. ~
rooms price $l5OO
GOTT oxford - --Thror. story dwelling, n
rooms. nricc S3iuO
Estate of DAVID VI HESS ooi Walnut ~
1@lf pINE ST.-This central .hrownston,t
front residence. containing I hnthsrourna
can be purrhaeod At II yor, low naure pos.
session - settInmant. WllITESTDE Nc.
LFNAHAN LIZA and Pine
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. .tLBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamp col ectOrs
rHII.A. ATAMP CO. 81 lITM ct
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.UrE ST. lG33-sinslo room, with board
- IN I'd
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N. Broad St. Corner

N. Broad St. Corner
MOORE 700, y BROAD ST.
sTRAWRERRY MANSION - Tiorgaln- $500
block y Hollywood e.. holwuon 10Th and
SON: q rooms AMI bath. s,mpl- house open
Of 9846 from ! .. ~ - i.3n % IN CAM.
rEL HEiTzEw "lOS y. 29'n st
BARGAIN 70 SETTLE ESTATE
angle. Cd st. Dickinson ana Wilder SIS
TAULANE, 900 Malnur ST
ONLY . LEFT-siiOU' porch from, d,-.U.
fngs, 4 bedrooms; Nth above Indiana Var
ster. 36oi Germantown. Abcrnethy. 1928
Chestnut st.
1921 ELLSWORTH 1914 Catharnc. 1899
Etting, 224l Grays Ferry 1891 BainbridEs
7lo 8. 10Th and rear. GIBSON. 800 S Bread.
NEAR 10Th & Diamond. corurT-Ton roor,p
tile bath hdwd. floors. Dutch hail electric
light h.-w. heat. most beautiful house In
this section; sl2 800. Got2. 18th and York
I4lN DIAMOND rnear Broad)-Four story
brownstonc, - rooms. 2 baths. suitable f0r
apts.i sac. NJ. Get& 4 SON Inc, Nth & -'1rE
STONE house, 10 rooms 9!d and Ontario
$500 NJ. GETz & son, INC 500 LIZ
crty Rldg,. or 18th and York SIS
2l25 y 17TH sT-Modsrr g-,rorv home
desIrable:' = sacrifice for uu..li sale '"7'
TAULANE. H0n Walnut 81
~ $500. q . F, f. + sHI%}iunI' arg bath 81
ard Tttzwater.
i5I4 Y 10Th sT.--DcsirabIe dwelling va
can't. will sacrifice; $4,000 "S v"
TAII,ANE. 900 Walnut st
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rent slO4a; price 10000 EASY f~rrretf
sEIpEL & co fih end csilawbll'I ~
dsncaj ELECTRIC liKbts; as ozI s0f rSar .,e}.,.
Glenn leil selge.1is W. Y plapqn0 N &.
as2s I, z. snsSs, q . ,,i.: N.a1 ssg ~
Nliss co'@manws'lsb lilas' II i3''t
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I4IO DIAMOND near Rroad)-Four gtorv.
brownstonC, - rooms. baths. guita bio for
anta-t sac. VI. Getn Sun. mc.. lIth 4 - FL
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GARDENER wanted who thoroughly under.
Stsnds care OF avn: Shrubbery hnd flowers;
only, 100 T.. MPple ave. Merchantville, N
]. State experience. Must be abla 10 fur
nteh
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

I.ESTER-MA player MAHOGANY Casey
rellent condition. used demonstrating. Si0O:
easy terms can be arranged. T.. A. North
Co, 1918 r. Allegheny. Kensngton OIL
LESTER PIIAYER-PTANO brought back to
stock; $50 paid on II. Win allow all pald
70 new purchnser. =. a. North g. Co., 1919
T. AllcGhcnY aye. Kenslnston 92l.
EDISON PHoNoGRAPH; elegant laboratory
model Call after !. p. m. Owner leay-
ing town. 1850 willows ave,
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HIGH SCHOOL ISoYs
TO select. Nil and pack grocery crdsre for full
Dr. d. 'u'rhd store Chestnut st. annex,
NV GIiBEL BROTHERS
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9toS to REDNER ST Cnear 24th and p,,cr1,
Rent Sl9iS; price $1,000 each ,'"'N
SEIDEl & co, 4th ana CaII1vl,.r
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TIE GRErSOR. formerly Elklns PARK nov
l69 T. Walnut ianc, Germar tOwn--EN-
cell"nt abe, delightful rooms; shade grounds
and other comforts, rates pcr couple S2h IA
$40 pcr week iiaN'il0s only phOuo t,arn,, ~.
town io5T MRS FRANKLIN COMFY
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ROOMS FOR RENT

hOOMS FOR RENT
BROAD & PINE carroll Apts - rms priv
bath. rn.. priv bath. and single rms.
CHEI.TEN AVE. W. l47. Germantown
hkpE near good board trains and troll; ref
CHESTNUT, 4O23-Rooms for rent .or I. :.
or . pe0nle. second floor, front and back.
CHESTNUT ST. 1s25--FurnIshed room for
E"nteman OF rcfn"m"nt. rcfnrcnces
TnWELTON AVE. 4OG0 -FOUR ruumS nous,
looping, prt@at" bath: rooms, housekeep-
inE. n,Lyate bath.
srRuCE ST, I3S7-Srcoud-ti -tioor front room
nlsur"; also room with US" ~ ha tn. elcctrictv.
l6lH. y. l3D. HOTEL RURIC -beautIfulIy
fnrn. single and double Soomsi electric;
H0"pmmoGatons for travelling D""rle: mod.
SPRUCE. 1235-J.arge furn, rooms. one on
I'd floor y windows; suit, FOR 3. rcas, ref
SPRUrE t0l2 Dounl' and sin
q" NrCS hesMtltully furn- nl"r i ,nhOnCs.
10TH ST. y. tG43-Owner Will ler / room
10 '"hn"d couple or gentlemen, breakfast
nth ST. $, 3IG Uhe Perrin below Spruce
Large front room; newly furnished near
bam Walnut 73G5 J.
18TH, 2O6l-Two or throc COMMANDMENT
luE. srroud front. furnished, housekeeping;
l7rIL :. 2l7-Rooms,, furn., Or unurn..
TWO furnished rooms, second floor southern
al coSr roasona6lc rates ties "S parnE "'T% io75 u
ENTIRE nrst floor. . rooms and private
bath. laundry and yard. electric light
hardwood floors PoplAr 1907 J.
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts., some housekpg
sherwood AT, AGcncy 22I S Broad Al
SPRU,E 5O93-LarGc. 'well-furn room, cor
house. south md east eNpqsur"i nll cows
FINELY furnished gents bachelor nnar'-
muli .Hrh marble shower: nrivafn, Phone
Mrs n T. Hughes, 1907 Diamond at
SUBURBAN
GREEN ST 5NS", GermhntNwn-Twn fur
ulshrd rooms bath and porch communlcaf-
ing second h0or; elec. light. Phone Gtn Goi
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APARTMENTS WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apartment consist
ing Of . rooms, kitchenette and ba tn: ala
irnrch: desirable location between Philadel
rhia and Sorristown. near y. and w. Ry
+. l., King. 700 George ST.. NorrlBtown. Pa
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LYNN STORAGE CO, n. e, co--c,--.
ThompsOn-Let us estimate on "a hnd
moving; clean storage, eXperIencNIT hcN'
Phone KNnsinGton 2I38 men.
STRAND STORAGE. Frank r. COAL -,
and long distance. 30i6 ~ 18TH A. rioca
FOR pacElnE a shipping NJ househ,,ia 80.
smpSSy THE JOHN RHOADS Cb y, Eoods
Moving Carpet Cleaning, Il57 Lance as,orass
NqpSSAhCM STORAGE o. $50 L1NrIS
PACKING, LoN3, DISTANCE MoyISSaaA
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SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE

PorCh.front properties whilc the, last: hore'u
Your chance alL convenience. rort slG. 10
close estate. $1,000. each. GEORGE L.
PARKER. 1879 Fa!rmour' n,c nd 1881
chestnut ~. Both phonoq Catalogues
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
NEW JERsEy-sEAsHORE

COMPhI5TEfY furnished apartment for
rent for season rooms and bath all
outside; central: every convenience. reason
able. sUTPHIN, 2oI santa RITA.
FOR RENT-Four. rms. & bath. furn.. for
summer season: best loca. IN city For fur
thpr inf' nation write Chester. al9 Pacific av.
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sannl
lI0N SOY 7T0TI s. Y L0ww- WT-T - lIlO
GEORGE L. PARKER m5Sai 1Isi Fsi,- s5s.
GEO. L. PARKER
Harry G. c. Williams wafaa, Ras J,

23l8 SPRUCE ~. -FUur-HtOrv broynstous
residence i3 rooms, bn thsl price SiO OOd-
easy terms. possession. ~
FUR sALE-TwO-siory building RsceT s,,a
Van Rslt stS, WhHHm G.. Bsuksrt. f43i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

ILEoRpRs for construction work at Lake
haTss and cS.ts:S!il; ,r,. IpDIS e
IITn sSpnm.S, svsrs @endts meialas bsies.
LIB0RERs for buildIns ,oonstryetion. eoe
per hour, ,st;"n stsssyo co SorPei rPei.rA ABSH p.mis.
iABoRERs-stste road rs Day. dAya. fss
= weak ship today; soot boarding atcomuao-
xstions~ 12o Wins W
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HE1p wANrEp-MALE.

wATcHMEN = Able-bodied ex.service men
preferredi must be residents OF either Cam
den or vicinity, or be willing to move there
AZ once; good local references renuired Kp.
70 the Employment psRariment at the
1909 Arch st. New York shlpbulIdIns Cor.
potstion, Camden. NJ j.
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oOas \ 25TT 5 rms, solid brownsforo r.
Ane location S525O. Glcun. 1917 Column,
CRATZ ST. above Columbia o roon,,
homes. S30Io. Glenn. 1917 Column" in"~S
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1927 -CHRisTIAN s'r, and building In rear.
$4,000 clear, immediate poaaessIon" rear
~ JARDELT.A Ia3S Gbristim,,
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GROCERY PACKERS
Men capable OF packing groceries and fllinR
rrocary orders; experience not necessary An
oiy pure Food store, Chestnut ST. annex
'' GIMBEL BROTHERS
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VICTORY STORAGE :;
FIDELITY. FIREPROoF wARrIorsu.
1911 to 1919 MARKET sT ioosEs

52OG Filbert. Phone Delmont .a-.
estimate. Piorce.Arrow vans Ho'e
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CORNER. CAMAC AND DATPHIN. . s,or,..
GhaNN- NllOO c0ah. GelE. lNth nnt ~ ,
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FOR sALE--Three story, rooms sho,
bath, stationary tubs, all cunvoniencos'' '"eu'
coIirnt condition. Pas n 3Oth 81 eA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
CORNER STORE

Excellent scction 1897 Aramingo ave. bar.
gain for quick buyod. s2o50 " GETZ &
son. INC. GnG Liberty Bldg.
sI25O 9i97 y COLLEGE AVE. II roon,s.
SG5OO. l7i3 y. Sth st.. ~ large rooms >"
xsC; $40 600. store and dwelling. y. w cor.
lAlh y YnrL. s, Hhnnn lnmnnd nSa ~.
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LATHE. 2 by 8 foot bed twas machine lathel
c,uSes Coulter and main shat h'nTm pneya Wnf GobG In
ere. betting, I sets cones and turning tools
Address B 0l3, Ledger Office.
LARGE STOCK
Rebuilt and guaranteed engines pumps afr
cumpressors and machine tools send for
complete catalogue df stock
HERMAN l., WINTERER, 053 y. Front st.
NEW and rebuilt rofrigerating plants
bought. sold and erected Tho Robert ]
BerrymRn Co. oil Bourse Rldg. Lomh. I32h
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TUUL.s
POWER EQUIPMENT
O'BRIEN MACHINERY co. ll9 y, Sd ST
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FOR ~ALE--Oue story garage. 1OSxIuo :,
Wut'nL g. llonkHrt. 1921 Chestnut 81 ~
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, PAIGE Sedan. for sale practically new, I
PASSENGER, 1918 model engine Just over
hauled. body newly rehhished In olive dral,
! ,olog With black running gear: has cord
lups, equipmont space. run very little; ca r
VIII be demonatrated any time after Mon
gay, May II: reason for selling. getting q
larger car. In answering. state when dem
22nspat ti9n viii he desired price $1,000 cash,
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l5I4 Y BOTH ST.--Dosirab'e DWELLING va
can't, will sacrifice; $4,000 y"
TAI'LANE, dOO Walnut Vt
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ESQ y ISTH-Nine rooms. bath, s,or,.
immediate possession '''
INSErH \. RARR 90. 1870 Chas.ry, q,
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aOO6 PNRK, l3T- hot-w0tor ht-. eIoc H.
rear porch; pcr. rnud. Glenn, l5iT CoIurh,.
NINE HOMES 200 block y, Graft is'' 81 :.
NINGA la s. IN 81. - 'E.N-
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WANTED

WANT
WE BUY OLD CLOTHES
Mems suits. overcoats. trousers ebno.
ladies' suits coats street and sveninc
dresses; full value. Write. call or pione
Filbert 217l or Filbert 2lTa '''e
SELIGSOHN CO, $40 y. Sth st.
WE BUY women's. mems end chIIdron' !.
worn clothing and shoes: best prices M IA
our autos call At your convenience In cItv ~.
country: postal or phone. Stern's B.rgopn
House s37 y. 18th Et Market "I4S SUN
81 0THING. Cast-on. gontlomcn's. horTC,,r;,-
call, phonc or writ" rllbOrt 20lS Is :Hsi
perm 2i3 y 9Th st
HIGH hydraulic press. 1s-inch mnChInc Soo
Ledger Office.
WANTED Secondhand office partI,jorS.
, name price and condition. p $50, i.edrer
Otice. -
postal. STA Heston st, West Phiiads,nhia
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l72i DOUNTuN. ST SIX rooms ana m - =.
price SlN5u RRnWN $50. ~ 5 RT"sGG
1921 CADWALADE'R, 7Oi y. an S:r
CONSEIl.N. $40 Green e.
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3u5 s. ilTU--Eleven rooms. baths. s,,s,,
nn,r. modern: easy tcrrna al"
tIiAS / BROWN & co OF 8 pr,,s =,
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2425 y 1TTI S'T.-Modsrr g-srorv homs
desIrable' = sacrifice for uu.rk sale
TAELANE. HOu Walnut -
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23l6 SPRUCE ST.-Ten rooms and h3,b
$500. G. +. 4 f., r. SHI%TIUjI ii, ~
ASd Fitzwater.
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lH9G hI.I-.TNO story. modern I hndr,,,,,-
and hath IN 81 floor. Wet l4nh Nybarts.,s
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

EXPERT SWISS watch repairing rrppaters.
split seconds, etc. Rogers watch inspector
for p. 4 o. II. r.. ~ y. I'M Locust 1919.
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"3SO y. GRAFT Sacrifice Tor S4500- ,
rooms GETZ & SON, 18TH and YnrL'
BUILDING suitable Tor any purpose. 7e0. Oh
Vine st 2ONlOO 9 Goldman. 72h wainnt
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stone house 10, 10 rooms ?2G ana Ontario
crlY RIhg.. or 18TH and Ynrk sls
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TWO homes for colored buyers ! Irr
PATTON, Lincoln Bldg - i'|t
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zoos WOLF Two story. modern 4 hcdro,,,,.
and bath IN I'd foor. West 1425 VIVA Tton
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware, old.
style Jevslry. tortb plates bought for ca sh
Est. 1917. J. l. Clark. rchner. SOT SAMSON
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BOARDING

GREEN ST 5SS", GermhntOwn-Two fur
ushed rooms bath and porch; communlcaf =
ing second Moor; elec. light, Phone Gtn Goi
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aIYI9 NKTW NEK0TrWToiH q 1II0TII1bN2tIX dMsIlITg 9oy
iaii PosTON AvE, (near 1IosdI7s So
rooms $500, Getz G Son. 18th a York
1911 w DAUPHlN--l0 rms 4 bsth, brou,n.
stone fr'li prlce $4,000. oetz 18th YorI
1921 ~ GRATZ-ThIee story. rooms. ba :.
1920 Work ST. = three story q yooms
5000 GETz. 18th and Yoyk sts,
iois w. YORK Cheapest hct<e On strsrf: !:
Prlss saaoo. qsss ! Son. ~ ! assk,
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-26
LAKEVILLE

Mrs. James Benedict of Pough- keepsie is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Grant Finkle.
 Miss Marion Barrett of the Lake vile High School is spending this week at her home in Middletown. There is no school in that depart ment of the school this week, be- cause of the absence of Miss Ste phens.
 James Garnes returne don Satur- day from the Pittsfeld hospital, where he recently underwent an operation.
 Philip Beers of New York city was guest of his mother over Sun- day and Monday last.
 W. s. Hallowell and family left town on Monday for Florida, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Wm. Grundman accom- panied them as far as New York city l. Mrs. Peter Hines who has been very low with pneumonia, died at her home on Sunday night. She leaves a husband and four small chil- dren to mourn her loss. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the community for the loss of loving companion and mother.
 Miss Futile of New York city is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Futile.
 Joseph Argall and family moved from Ore Hill to their cottage on Orchard Street on Saturday. MT. Davis and family will occupy the house vacated by MT. Argall in Ore Hill.
 Reed Johnson has been confined to the house the past week with the grippe.
 Joseph Clark and family of Wells Hill have all been quite sick with colds and grippe.
 A. E. Bauman and Wm. Grundman spent a couple of days in New York city last week.
 Philip Everts and friend of New York city were guests of his parents over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Traver of New York city were guests of his parents in town over uSnday. MT. Jefferson who recently re- turned from abroad has again joined the Hotchkiss School faculty, after an absence of about two years.
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-26
What Mrs. Brenninger, of New York,
 Says About Rat Poison

"Tried preparations that kill rats, but RAT-SNAP is the only one that prevents disagreeable odors after killing. Also like RAT-SNAP be- cause it comes in handy cakes, no mixing with other food. You don't have to dirty your hands, it's the best for household use." Try RAT-SNAP. Three sizes. 25c, soc, $1.00. NSold and guaranteed. by Freeman Demp- sey.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-26
Announcement
We have purchased a Portable Concrete Mixer

complete with engine, which we are offering to our custo- mers, for rent by the day, week or month.
 In these days of scarcity of labor, we firmly believe that an outfit of this kind is dis tinct benefit to, the commun- ity, and that there will be many who will take advan- tage of the proposition.
 We are booking this ma chine now for the coming season. s
Connecticut western news., 1920-02-26
Luke Rielly Says, "The Rat Died Be-
 fore Reaching the River"

"Since moving near the river 2 years ago, we've always used RAT SNAP. Watched a vicious water rat, nibbling at RAT-SNAP outside the house. About 15 minutes later he darted off for the water, to cool his burning stomach, but he died be- fore reaching it." Three sizes, 25e, soc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed ty Freeman Dempsey, dealer.-adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
CANIBRAY NOTES
L. yIT.lI. D.tI
Joe Villa Bell
/ \ b l. l. l. b 4

r. VI. Cox was called to Cliff. n.
NJ, this week ON account of the death
ter. went from Demlng with him.
ter. went from pcmingw it'll him.
!. W. Johnson went to III Paso ais
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Beatty. Mr. Maus, Cliff
ford Maus and Mortimer Beatty went
into Deming TO see Bringing Up
Father"
]. W. Spivey was on the sick list this
week.
+. 4. Hughes and John Hyatt were
In Cambray one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u. Mason came
through Cambray Monday on their way
TO III Paso.
j. w. Spiney and John Lofts went
to Deming Friday.
Mr.. X. Foreman. our section fore
man. has left the railroad.
Mrs. VIM. Coleman took charge Of
Cambny Sunday school and handled
il with all the grace and dignity Of
minister.
Rev. W. w. banner spoke at the
school house Sunday. lie made good
talk which was very much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and little
daughter spent Friday afternoon ana
night in Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
HELP THE LIBRARY

Every cent Of profit made after the
chautaagua contract is paid for goes 70
the library for the purchase Of more
books badly needed for reference by
students Of the public schools. But i'm
helping the library don't forget that
the chlutauqua Is worthy institution
In itself well adapted TO amuse and
instruct all Of us.
Those Of us who backed the chau-
tauqua. as a matter Of fact. did SO for
the sake Of the chautauqua itself.
Profits were not the consideration, but
IL was felt that II the enterprise re-
ceived the patronage it merits, there
would be profit after the contract
was paid for. The library needed the
money; the busy business men who
guaranteed the chautauqua needed the
liyewire ladies of the library board
10 pull their "show" through.
The ladies', God bless them, were
keen for the chautauqua as well as the
library, and they felt certain that they
could raise the funds for their own
enterprise through the sale Of chau-
tauqua tickets easier than by putting
on a drive and asking the citizens to
dig up for the library.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
LITTLE HOPE FOR TREATY

The longer the senate puts off ratify-
ing the treaty Of peace the less likely
il Is to he ratified. The treaty doesn't
gain adherents in fact II has lost a
few friends. and those who still sup
port the presidents views are becoming
lukewarm In their attitude. The situa-
tion was well summed up In congress
last week by senator AshurSt (dcmo-
craft from Arizona. who solemnly
warned the president I'm the following
words: AS friend Of the president.
and as one who has Loyalty followed
him. solcmnly declare to him this
morning If YOU want to kill Your OWE
child because the senate straightens
ont its crooked limbs, YOU must accept
the responsibility and accept the YER
diet Of history"
Trouble In the Adriatic and In Asia
Minor and now In Germany has con
WINGED the American people more and
more than European politics is some
thing that America cannot afford TO
concern herself with. The broad init
nation hv the president that France
and England are controlled by militar-
lists, and that the league Of nations Is
needed Ia hold them IN check. hut con-
vinceS Americans that IL Is best that
we attend 10 our own affairs and allow
European nations 10 make such diSpo.
sition Of their destiny as they may
see fit