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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
TWO HOMERS FOR RUTH.
Yankee Singer Also Bats .34S IL
Games at Havana.

HAVANA, Nov. 18.--During the series
Of baseball games played by the New
York Giants In this city Babe Ruth
the champion home run hitter. compiled
batting average Of .345. but managed
to hit only twice for the circuit He
scored five runs. and his efforts with
the bat resulted in two home runs. three
triples. three doubles and two singles
He struck out six times.
Ruth has signed with a local promoter
for ten more games in this city. Dur
ing his first series Of games here large
crowds gathered at the baseball park
the enthusiasts having but one ambi-
tion--to see Babe hit the ball out of the
park.
Torriente, a member OF team which
met the Giants last week. eclipsed the
efforts of Ruth by hitting three honiers
In one game. AS result OF this feat
he has been named by local lovers OF
baseball as the Babe Ruth OF Cuba"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
WEST POINT WINS
FIRST POLO MATCH
Army Team Defeats Brooklyn
by Is Goals to 8 at Madison
Square Garden.

With plenty OF powder behind their
strokes and determination to mix-up
sticks In hot melees with their opponents
the West Point polo team triumphed
over Brooklyn last night in the third
match of the series in connection with
the Horse Show at Madison Square Gar
den. The Army players gained the VIC
tory by the score of IL goals TO g. but
handicap Of three goals brought the
gross total OF the Brooklyns up to nine.
1t was by far the best battle so far
and much better game than the score
would Indicate. Where the West Point
ers excelled was in team work and a
deliberate method of hitting which had
the effect of always sending the ball In
the direction of the goal posts. The
Brooklynites had the sympathy Of the
crowd and In answer to the applause
made some headlong rushes which
brought more of score in the second
chukker than In the first
There were few minor accidents.
In the first chukker T. X. Afford S
stick got entangled in the net and play
had to be suspended for a few minutes.
Then again j. B. Waters was endorsed
In one Of the dashes for the goal
AS far as individual work was con-
cerned Major A. II. Wilson carried
off the palm by hitting six goals. In
one of these. the thirteenth, the goal
was made in eight seconds, which Is
record and the fastest goal ever
scored in indoor polo or outdoor polo,
for that matter. In the previous goal,
which was also scored by Major Will
son, he made the tally with near-side
forward shot from the middle of the
oval. and the hit brought down the
house
The win places West Point in the
final against the Ontarios on Saturday
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
PUPPIES IN FIELD TRIALS.

sssvsol Despatch to THE NEr YORK HaALp,
vrwrrA. Okla. Nov. 1s.--The stake for
pointer and setter puppies whelped on
or after January 1. 1920. was won by
The pointer dog Grlffith's Little Crook,
owned by G. f. Griffith OF Yale. Okla
Second place was taken by Mats Impu-
dencc. owned and handled by II. +. Eel
lows OF Springfield. Mo. and third was
divided between Kids Lady. ow ned by
c. r.. Duffield. Of Tulsa. Okla. and Dan
Concho owned by &. II. Woods Of
Wichita Falls. Texas.
The winning puppy Is fine big rang
ing dog. showing speed and style. He
will probably be seen Mt some OF the
later trials. as will Mats Impotence
Both show good form.
n The members stake was won by the
pointer Griffith's John Jake. owned and
handled b. 6. l.. Griffith. This stake
was rather disappointing, as the dog
failed 10 demonsrsts much real work on
gaxA
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Horse Without Bride at Exhibition Madison Square Gd
Ross Gives Up Fight for
License for Shilling
American Women Win
Hockey Game Abroad

~ AMBRIDGE. England. Nov. Is.
The American women's
hockey team which invaded
this section three weeks ago scored
Us first victory to-day over the COM
bined team of the Girton and New
Hall NEWMAN colleges. The Amer
leans won by the scant margin of
one goal, the final count being 4
goals to 8.
The American team is composed of
former college and private school
girls from the vicinity of Philadel-
phia. Previous to to-day's victory
the American girls had lost three
straight games to their English sis
tiers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
METROPOLITAN BOXING ENTRIES.

The latest entries TO be received for the
Metropolitan Association a. A. IT, boxing
championships TO be held al Madison Square
Garden on November 20 and 30. are as fol-
lowe
welterwelght Gas Pound Ciass--wlIiiam
Adams. National Turner's. Newark. N. j.;
Samuel Cryvtal. Clark House A. A.; Nick
florin. Paulst g. c., New York.
Light Heavyweight ClaFs C7J pound)-
William Rambackcr, National Turner's. New
ns'; ~ r.. md Michael WolGki Maspoth,
d..
Turner's, Newark, N. j., and Gordon b.
Muncs. psstims A. @. Dsyenne, ~ j.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


is supplying some OF the boats with herring
and that cut bait Is being made OF them
TO reduce the consumption of swimmers
Swimmers are very hard to get these days,
and II Is becoming necessary TO find sub
stitute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

Brooklyn. g.
Grand totai-west Point. 10; Brooklyn. 9.
with handicap goals added, the correct
score was goals for Brooklyn.
Industrial goals-Ma1or A. II. Wilson, o;
Major J. L. Brown, Jr., 5; Major J. K.
Brown. 4 II. Winn, Il T. X. Afford, !; J.
d. Waters, 10.
Time of play--Two periods OF 10 minutes
each.
Officials-Refree, Major II. o. Nelson.
Timekeeper, Mr.. Basil Grant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
STARS TO COMPETE IN QUEENS WALK.

Entries for the a. a. ". walking racc To-
he held on Sunday afternoon, November o.
by the Long Island City Athletics over
their course IN Queens win close this Sun
day az their clubhouse. tli Thirteenth ave-
nue., Long Island City. Many novice- lave
entered, as there Is a survivors prize for all
competitors who finish the ten miles Nv The
required two hours and fortv-fivc minutes
a trial walk wiz be hold from u clubhouse
IN Sunday al 80 a. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
Twenty-seven Men Catch 1877 Goldfish.

Frank Hammer of Sheepshead Bay tele-
phoned yesterday that he had just locked
at Sheepshead Bay and that the twenty
seven men aboard his boat had caught 1877
Goldfish, ranging from four to fifteen pounds
each. One man boated no less than seventeen
Of these cod. He fished off TO the east. prob
ably off Long Beach. though the Captain did
not say where. He spoke however, of the
reversal of the weather conditions that gave
them a fine. calm day to fish. following a
blow that terrific that II about
smashed up the balance OF the old Princess
Anna wreck. The tide flow moderate
and normal, and this. too. II a reversal of
tho conditions that confronted the captains
last Sunday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


027 sio454 Five and
winner g., by owner FAfNUM.
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Good Fishing at the Lightship.

Frank Ekholm was in The Herald office
yesterday. and he said there was very good
fishing at the lightship these days, and
with tide and wind right could get as
many fish there. and Just as good fish. as
anywhere In these parts. He fished off 70
the southeast OF the ship last Sunday. and
his passengers gathered In quite mess Of
fish. There were not many cod, said the
Captain, "only two, think, but there were
and ling
Capt. George Kammerer WAS AZ the light
ship with the Crusoe, and he. too. said that
the fishing was very good. They brought In
some cod and big catches Of ling. hake and
whiting.
George Anderson of Gravesend Bay said he
found plenty of fish there for his passen.
gers, and came ashore early with good
supply. George says the Fulton fish market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

The New York National League Club
has invited Judge Lands, the new one
man commissioner and supreme court
Of baseball, to be its guest at the Army
Navy football game at the Polo
Grounds. He has accepted, and box
has been set aside for him and his
party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
YANKEES ACQUIRE
NEW INFIELDER
Batch of Players Exchanged
for Mitchell From Vernon
on Pacific Coast.
BY WILLIAM ID. HANNA.

A rare assemblage of brains were
punched yesterday in the office of Co.
Jacob Rupert, president of the Yankee
baseball club. Pursuant to the call OF
Ed. Barrow. business manager, Miller
hugsins, field general, Joe Kelley, scout.
nrd Bob Gilks scout. met Col. Rupper'
az they talked over plans for next yea-
length. Robert Connery, who rakes
he far Western territory for talent wa:
delayed and will not join in the councils
of state until to-day. fourth scou.
will be added to the Yankee staff and
no corner of the continent will escape
scrutiny.
Higgins told OF buying a new short
stop for the Yankees. the new man be-
ing Roy Mitchell of the Vernon club OF
Il Pacific Coast League Higgins says
Mitchell was the best inf1elder on the
coast this year. No money was given
or him, but three or four players viii
bs sent to Vernon In payment. Hug
StIs added that one Of these players
would not be George Mogrdge, the
itcher. although 1t is understood the
fonkees will not keep Mogridge mex
year
Mitchell is no fiedgling He is 81
years old. His weight Is $50 pounds. 80
ne is not big man. His record this
year, as the figures give 1t. is not phe
nomenal. He made III runs, 211 hits
~ two baggers and Is three baggers
for a batting average of .276. and stola
Is bases. Nor Is that a poor record.
not by any means. 1t contains a goodly
share of hits for extra bases
Mitchell. should. he prove that he viii
do, isn't likely to d.splace Peclxinpaugr
the more since Pratt has retired, and
place may be found for the Californian
a.s second or at third by shifting Ware
t. second.
The board of strategy also discussed
al arters at yesterdays conference
Louisiana and Florida are being con.
sdered, and the site will be in one OF
those States, with Shreveport and Alex
andria we'll thought of.
Frank Griffin, the young outfielder.
bought by the Giants last season from
Memphis, has been released to that
club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
KENNELS.
FOR SALE
Nice Crv of Young Beagles

All working well and killing their game.
Trained in West virginia. Very handsomely
bitches same litter. neat lot for any
sportsman, and from IN absolutely hunting
strain. Sold preferably as one lot They
owner or club, breeding the bitches TO out
side beagles after the hunting season Is over
Price 5000 or bitches $50 and dog $40 each
N' FgRsEFMAN LLOYD. Field and stream.
Is W. i5th street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

Fred Wenck says there will be foot
bail game of some kind at the Polo
Grounds on December 4. An invitation
has been extended to Georgia Tech to
play Notre Dame here on that day, and
If that game isn't available efforts Will
be made to bring the Buffalo Profess
SIGNALS and Jim Thorpe's Canton cracks
together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

and wGn easns r MoTns Face made S
Foam
Frances, My Frendp
crate n.
1929 sl2o Mile
Smith
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upper turn. rushed into lead on outside and won
arly part closed with q rush. Sister Emblem held
= furiongs. vive MCGEE was overweighted.
and upward. Purse 81 2i4.54. Ono
rood Won easily. Place same. Post, 400. OF
Il Reach-Napping. owner, G. KNIGHT. Trainer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
BOWIE ENTRIES.

First Race--Maiden two-year-olds. fillies I;
I've and a half furlongs:
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court hOOi just GOT UP. american BOY 0elu on
Bnkers--Agrette. American Boy, Court Food.
Observation-Disclosures
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aedMa downth
fast a
land a
Train N. X 49, driving
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
APARTMENTS

SAMSON ST. 18th st. l.: " 'ro'lo:s: us-
furnished rooms. private bath, kit"N, 3D.;
Preston 43iu hef0rn ~ 20 N
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
central apartment. = speciality. ShoTNroo
Apt. Agcncv, @gj : Broad - Som" N,r,
attractive turn. hptg. some hous' k"opirg
CHESTNUT ST, 1893 --uufurn shed 4rart.
mcUt. very large roons, bath kI' houatt,
and porch; second nrOr, NHpor heat. C,or.
trIcityi southern eAposuro
SPRUCE ST 9OL@-- single ana en- suite
private bath: open fireplace. southern eI
rosure, electricity. Centl"rlen
WALSCT opposite Ritfenhouss S,uIarc
rno.crst loCHtiou, ; roC-,s. bath Nt,.hcn.
ettCs Apply Samuel ". Gay,ey, 1909 Pile.
TIE GLADSTONE. llth and Pinc cts To
suU,ct. an dttrurtiNH IroOm suite and hsi
furu. or unturn lmmedLntc possession
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

nEsIRNBLu positions for nrst:clsss Prot.
cstsoS, S%GNs %Sre E"sSG EaHtsd PStSn 4st
outlGts' cooks, kitchen maids, plain every.
5sy 5sSo COOKS gamDssT 81 dTsitrsss;Sds eGrm6sT
nhlos, n,irses second nurses general
maids. naGTs' Mrs Harvey 1919 Rittenhouso
square,
DO YOU ccaTmin.rcisI rssso uPofwwuh ~
tor torpntent reliable men at reasonable wages
So,,,hipout So,,ipvt cost TO you, Apply to Mr.. Paxton,
siTs STIIi5LLS, 2s8 8. goth, has cooks,
MIN, MnJSna,p.Serm aits. lady's maids. etc; wanted
eens waItTsssee, I'd girls, nurses. lady 8
,,,kjs;sTISr IL Comp. Prot. chaJnbermd pArior
MAID, cooks. laundross; Sef. islo Bainb'ss.
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WANTED
OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver, patiuum, plated ware, Old
style iawelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est. 1911 J. I. Clark. retlnCr, s07 SAMSON.
J, Haineg, 1921 Filbert st. Locust $3.50
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detail or clerical work;
Young married man would like to devote
sAyeraI hours or 4 nights q week in an
effort 10 offset the II. c. Of l., Address
~ mo Au.aE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER LOCATION
Just being completed, u Housekeeping anart
ments . 3 and rooms. plus kltchenstto
and bath, located at 1880 Spring Garden W
lS. L. cor. at gOth); they combine mnny ns,v
and attractive features which Will dppesI A.,
YOU; Inspection cordially invited, For fuli
information apply 10 '
SHERWOOD APARTMENT AGENCY
22A :, Broad 81, PhonC Wal 9I7
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GERMANTOWS

100 W CITELTGN AVE. Sunlight apis
and offices; lRrsc sng." rooms Tor . occ'I.
pants. SlO-Sli week each; also " and
3 rooms. with or without PRIV. ba tn. Phone
Gtu Gllt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
PIANOS, PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC

PATIIE distributors in Northeast; all mod, h.
OF machines and 5000 records TO sell, L
from. T.. \. North Co, 1913 L. Aueghcuy
+ yr ni3G n Front ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
STORAGE AND MOVING
FIDELITY PIREPROOF wAREHOUSEs
iSli-lsl9 MARKET ST.

.sToRAGU 80, $3.50 i,1NCXs.
VNr KING. LONG.nl~I INNcE MOViEji
grrIT CENTURY Srora5" Warrhousr 6so-
pry NrCproof sI"r piano, paints 4 rug
o., .. Piarcc-Arrov VA; " ed. 3I9O Market
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Michael A. Maloney

lIlt PINE ST This rr0rrdl bronustouc.
front residence. roH'Du1ng : bathrooms.
cam uo purCha sed at u CO. o.. 'ON nlsVrr. nos
, .,,ou at ssttlemsn' WHITESIDL & Ne.
I L-ENAlIAN lIth Mnd rLnn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

FOR sALE-Hudford and small Ford truck.
very good condition. Apply Atlantic Re-
hning Co.. Mr. Caple. 3lIi Passyunk ave-.
Phlla adelphia. Pa.
woLSELEY touring. z passenger, splendid
condition and Limousine body like new.
w. w. Beardmorc, 200 College st. Toronto,
PEERLESS TRUCK 6 cylinder; has both
touring body and truck body, Geo $. Cox
Bro. Inc. Cambria and Rosehill SITS
TRUCK, tons capacity $500; open eve
1714 N. Broad st.
CHANDLER lOi0. 4-passenger speedster.
excellent condition; cord tires; Brewster
TRUXTON IL ton. express body: bargain
this week; open evenings; cash or terms.
Truxton Sales Co, 1914 =. Broad st.
CADILLAC, 4.pass. 81 mechanically perfect:
cannot be told from new car; no dealers.
W. r Fowler. ogonts 426 6--.---
FORD truck, panel body. Richard Freck.
733 Haddon ave-. Colingswood. ". J.
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WPECKTNG AND
CONTRACTING CO.
UraaAtIrrtyCN pkppkrRa
HOUSEKEEPER

THE CHANCE or A LIFETIME TO
FURNISH YOUR HOME
Everything must be sold 10 MAKE room for
builders; rugs, livinR.room and lihrarY suites
bureaus chiNoniers; have everything 10 fur
nsh your home complete: free deliver city
or country. Edwar rds Storage House " W.
corner RIDGE ave. and Vine 81.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

AMY SIZE-PRICE NO OBJECT
PAWN Tickets Tor Diamonds Bought
KELLY CO., e82 CHESTNUT ST.
,,t,a II so Over Childs' Restaurant Private
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Living Room Furniture

in tapestry. velour or cane; savc 30 ner col
on store prices by buvirg from manufa
turer's agent direct. Phone Tioga GEO v
S. Goldamith as55 RouyIer a.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE

ADVERTISING detail or clerical work;
young marrlcd man would like to devote
several hours 2 or nights q week IN an
effort 10 Offset the II. c. Of l., Address
CUITFFEUR, white, desrcs p"r, pos. with
pri fam: bcgt OF refs. \ l:2 Led. on.
EXECUTIVE desires TO urHAe change: sue
rcssCul in choosing help, mdnaginE them;
oxncrienced IN modern production methods.
Cnrsrt mfg. electrical and mechanical eng.
Of piamt employing 800 p'raows' Address NJ
I@S, Ledger OniI".-- -.-
FARM SUPERINTENDENT
Wanted a position as superintendent OF
man AZ Years old. / child: Il lifetime ex.
nerienCe IN modern farming aud with pure
hred live stock, best OF references, NJ 100.
Ledger Office. e.------- ---------
TANITOp--A settled nr,U wishes q place as
HoHnit0r; tirst.class reference, Phone be-
,,Ysrn IsI''N' . and - a. M, roplar 039 j
MAN ~ wears old, married. honorable dis
",N ,bnrrc from tho arm. Wishes Waterman
,,oSSttfotS SidoS' where no oth h'r duty Is attached
Kddr"sq W' \. g92 5 30 st ------.-----------
VNTTT-Con,pctcnt Tds'"'lr: also hair cut.
- 'tps 'trgysI SI' x '@Gi Cls,r 0lflce. ''''"'
-y6TTS7T? MAN With pro,cn executive ability
fCoTTr mi business tralo!ng, valued expc,
r,.Hre energetic and rdpablo, hish standard
OF morals, Wishes r"S,l,om WIh ar cStab'
nhmeu ,art AZ bottom; salary secondary 10
wrtr ymtnre s' prospects NJ 7:3, LedGer oftice,
ySiINyTi NAN %, cN-scrwre man. with bus
iCUGEi iCUGGninG desires pos. as travelling sales
r,sn with reliable Conrern.-- \ 3l2, Led. or
yGiTVC MAN, - desires, position ag clerk
with reliable iirn y 9lSs ledger onico,
o5 --15;ST I,EGI.: wants connect, with mfr or
~ Sent Il yrs sales, prod, gen hus
M mr. mai investment u Al proposition
4 COZ Ledger bN,L-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

LESTER.rnado playcr. Sl45 paid on u. vrlI
allow new purchaser all paid TO coniiu'ir
raymcut T.. \. North Co, 1913 I!.NIlrghrry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

S25O--NEARLY new krauCh 4 Bach SIN l,Il
baby grand piano: cost 5000. 2Oj5 Germ H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
ROOMS WANTED

wAN1ED--TwO unfurnlshod rooms second
door north Of Girard ave. east OF Broad
- for ,sht m hoHseEs9piTs ~ T,ye TatGs snG
ONCE.
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o2,00O So. Fl. of Floors

o. 600 fecr 0f land with r. n gidlna A
Master. possession, easy terms
MpRitELL 4 CO, b55 y. iTth 81
ONE DESIRABLE TOT with railroad front
age. northeast corner NJ i. n. H. ana
Indiana ave. -. 800 square feet. suitable for
BtouevHrd C0RlysTd, storage or ice plant -
J. H. RHoAps, i95 y 9th III
SIN. STORY brick factory building faoin.
8 streets plenty Of light. good poe,or
feet, can be seen sny time at 1885 20 i01f
n Front st, Phlladelphs, .Fe
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

WALNUT. 36li--NiccN turn mod hskps
Hnt . rms. bath & k.tCh"n"tl,. r7s 43s9
FURN. APIS. cent loC. by wr,h IL iaslr-.d
sherwood AIT, AENn-y. g91 ; Bcuad st
APARTMENT Tor ront light
huusckcCptng good location. @333 y. lGth
GERMANTOWN
FCRNIEIIEp APIS rouus uli baths
for II months trow .Npru i. GermlutUvn
SPLENDID location. oNcr0nNiUg paws: ~ INV.
utcs from r"ntcr. VI rH:, 5000 per month
A so" Ledger Onpr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
Fnc,orle-. Manufacturing p1oor,

INpUsTRIAL PLANT
water a Rail chipping facilities. 10. 900 "a
n NoOr space one-sty bldgB hestsT
spr,HlI,t. wired, site II Aerss 1000 wstsf
front 1000 r"y. sdings BOO.HP, boilers
rnEiUc turbo generator. etc. Good IaboS a
shipping faculties. w. handle factories III.
turing, ,uENeeriug 4 Industrial stHudpoiaI
ALAN MIDDLETON
FaCtory Specialist Industrial EuElaa~s
gU1 WidsueT Bldg, PhIls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

ADVERTISER has fine chance for woman or
man and VIII" with no incumbrancC and
1htnliiHr with house management: 10 an ac.
Ccptable person able to invest from 81 700 to
$1,000 a partnership interest will be allotted
and rnSu.ts assured In refined business deal.
ing with hish-class people; in replying Give
details OF business experience also phonc
call and time 1T liberty to confer regards
business. Addrsss A34, ledger Office
EXPERIENCED business man, who knows
American agriculture, desires to rrDresrrt
az cXecuttv" or travelling for financial or
Wholesale house. pref. ST. Louis Kansas City
or Pacific Coast: national 0cGuuintance; refs
best W. Il. $40 Liberty Bldg. Phllu.. Pa
WE WANT RELIABLE PEOPLE TO raise
fur-bearinG rabbits for W IN their back
Yards spare time; We furnish stock and pay
81 80 70 $3.50 each TO- all YOU raise Sun
SET FUR CO. 5OG-7-S LankcrshIni DIdE
fog NmEeles. Ca,lf.
SALESMAN with an oficc ana largo ellen.
telo is open for y CIean.cut STOCK proposi.
tiOu In central p"nnsylN anita; 10 sch me.
I2ms!GSrra [.HTTs Sddr"'' H. NJ H. y. Sd st,
HAVE YOU sW5"--Wo raise hogs for YOU
foed and hrSed. EvnE YOU half The profts;
bank reference, write for full particuIars
Blrdhayen. Coz Kansas city Lif", Kansas
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BUSINESS connection. office or trayciIn-
with financial ~ -holesaic house; estab.
1tshcd national trtlc connection; suhstan.
'iai refs ". $. $40 liberty BIds. PhIs'
CAPITAL secu Cd TOR any Business projec,
OF merit; advice ard assistance In formInR
new companies p 335. Ledger Offics
ROWLING and hUllnrd proposition Tor aTc.
I alleys and 10 tables; only Iar=o nron,
ton IN West Pnlla. Potter. 6030 Ra,imoro
VEST PHGlA. -ModerG epsrtnau' housr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
Furnished

ENrIRB nrst noor tor housekeeplns, aI.o
several different rooIks and apsftments M
TN extremely desirshlA Spruce ST. seotion
Atply lsii Spruce q. 49," "