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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Thursday, July 20, 1920
A LEAGUE AFTER PEACE

Secretary Of State Lansing. General
raskc- bliss and t0.. i. NJ. loose "'''
,nrr, advisers OK Tres!tcnt "h:Vn'
chosen by him to accompany him ~
Taris and 10 counsel w!lh hsm "S H'c'
cial agents. These mon. """"""''~'' >
represent a very hiEh measure % nle''
ngencc. They had unusual i'S'l''''S '''
iuformlnE Themselves as ~ tic 'V""-
ton OF affairs ~ EUROPE. Ih'E "'F"
in daily coutac;, not only VIVA 'ne
agents Of the allied nations. ruI VIZ"
representatives OF many different "A-
tons and peoples. holding eoni"vt'hE
views and aspirations.
Il IL worth while to noto ihat a. ~
these three men havo eNprcssed tho
ooinIon that 4, would hnVO been t@F
vissr 20 have concluded peace promptly
and 10 hayo left the League or NATIONS
for later negotiation and dIscuss'o"'
rathor than TO have sought 70 bind ihem
together, TO weave them into one tner'G'
AZ Mr.. Wilson insisted upon doing IN
other words, {. was the luCgmens o.
these thr0e experienced men OF Stia'FS
that Il was tho prime duiy ~ tho var
saillss council 70 g!ro poeco 20 the
world - restore as soon as possible
norrnal conditions among Tho COntshN-
Ing nations: aad TO let abstract g""s-
lions "a 20 tho future DO decided a.
sorae later ,aGetInE. = Is GnaursuoN"
ablo that Lloyd George. C.Smcnccau and
Sonn!no, tho Representatives ~ oHE
Ersat allies. held thN Same view ana
tha, they finally accepted tho principle
~ tho League Of Nations because OF
tho personal insss,onco OF Mr.. Wilson.
The League, therefore, Is peculiarly
Mr., WILSON'S compact, an agr0smcn'
forced upon Tho council nj iarsH ny
tho tremendous power eNerc!scd by N"
president OF the United Statcr and
forced against the deliberate IudTcH'cn!
OF the special advisers which ne chose
himself. and Rlso against tho conviction
~ the ata,esmCn who most directly rep
resented ITO i!bc-a, Thought O. tAe
peoplcs II Europe. This. OF course. docs
no, imply that any, or all OF thcs" coun-
rillors wcre opposed 70 tho League IN
nrinclplr Y does make clear, however,
that they did not hsl!eNe tho formation
o. tho LEAGUE was essential 20 an carly
reace. and they did not consider IL OF
such primo Importance as to justify the
delay in peace NEGOTIATIONS. and IN
drr,nIts efforts ~ re-establlsh normal
living conditions among tho people o.
thu world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
AS TO A FILTRATION PLAN

CRY Manager Ephl!n, IN his statement
In an afternoon paper yesterday, taxes
a aonslblo, and what seems 70 Tho In
teliigencer, a practical Wow Of tho Ultra
ton project Mr.. EphlIn, Ike many.
others. has been IN favor OF tho wei
plan OF filtration, but tho advice Of the
experts. OF all tho engineers that haEo
been consulted, and OF both national and
state health authorities, Ia against tho
we'll filtration under present conditions
Tho building OK dams fUr the nHHion OK
a consids rabio depth 0S water III tho
rtVar channel, has limited tho aVn'iso!'-
fly Of the sand bRrs and gravel areas for
tho dsyalopmsnt of we'll filtration. Indar
thsss circumstances, Mr.. Ephlin valves
hts preference FOR tho we'll plan and roc
eumends - the city council and to the
public the acceptance Uf tho mechanical
plan Of filtration proposed by'ths water
commission. 4 large majority OF ei;y
council take the sATns View.
Il Is now UP 10 tho Ci:y manager and
the council 10 act In ths preparation OF
n definite program. - seems ~ Tho
InteuiEsucer that Nils program und"r
present conditions, should hs made IA
economical as possible. The city has
not a wide margin Of bond Issuing ca
pacIty lefs Il has ample for an ado
auats filtration plant but wo doubt II
Il Is possible or wiss 20 undertake, a.
the present time, a complete rebuilding
and enpsnKtrs additions 20 The general
water plant Wa haVs gotten along n
great many years without n reservoir.
and with sufficient pumping facilities WV
can continue 10 get along without
reservoir for an indefinite time. Tho
pressut pumping plant Is adequnts and
efficient Reasonable additions /" II
would be preferable rather than an am.
bilious project OF serapp!ug and rebuild
ing.
Let us spend What We ought 70 spend
carefully and economically. Let us re-
frain from dotng at the present time,
things that are unnses ssnry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

is today, and the way to save is
to make it habitual and system
attic Gtadstone's advice was TO
set aside a sum no matter how
small, from your weeks pay.
Keep strict account Of your IN
come and expenditures Never
buy anything until you have the
money earned to pay for it. Have
something ahead for an cmerg-
ency: do not live from one day
to another"
America today is going
through an era Of disgusting
thriftlcssnesa. Never before in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

guarded in this way;
that it is wrong from
every standpoint 10
spend as much as
they earn, but they
do not summon TO
their support SUI
hcient will-power.
They yield to the
temptation of spend
ing, and then say to
themselves that to-
morrow or next
month they will
really begin saving.
The time to be-
gin saving money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
NAY MEET AT HUNTINqroN

Huntington. W Va. July 2S.-An ef-
,nta nx.r,fiyc committee Of the Nom
r,4r,i san League 10 Huntington ia being
mad. hv Edward GLUlt and W. j. MuT-
INV local members. Huntington Is be
iiAved 10 la a mora satisfactory m""tihs
chairman Fetry has informed iocai
noernbrrs thar session Will be htId
a bout the middle OF August 20 make nm
al arrangements FOR the autumn cam
;ta9 lime and decision reached as 10
judicial and lcgigiatiV- tirkAts-
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The greater sacTl-

ahead, the stronger and more
beautiful will his character be-
come. A personal savings &C
count is a mental and spiritual
gymnasium, Each day it affords
facilities for adding strength and
rcsourcefulness to ones moral
equipment
The man who would succeed
in life must first learn the lesson
of thrift II may not always
bring the success of great &C
complistrncnt, but it will carry
any man far along the pathway
that leads to the heights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT


the history of the country has
there been such rampant waste
and extravaganza. People are
spending money before they earn
it. They are going in debt for
things they do not need They
are hypothecating their future
incomes for the indiscriminate ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

udNdS dilSNo "a w
day. The man who
is wise and prudent
will spend less than
he earns. He will
remain master OF
himself: he will
S h ape his own
course, His prog
ress may be slow,
but he will move
ever o n w 4 r d
and upward toward
the goal of his
ambitions.
The greater sacri-
L o. -aA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

The first step toward success
is saving money. Inability TO
save is an une1ing indication of
weakness.
Those who do not save are the
victims OF impoverished Wills
They know they should save:
that their future should be safe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
HARDING WILL EASILY CARRY NATION
SAYS EX-GO VERNON c. ". ATKINSON
A SAFE BET

Tlenty OF bots rcNdy mat Senator
Nnrl,nE will carry ONO ny $1,000 piur-
al;y.--rl"asan;s County Leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

Strange ~ Z may h""m. Tho dead
treaty may prov" - he lv" Issue.-
Charleston Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
PATE OF PROPHETS
PARADOXICAL

Back m the old days they stoned their
: excess prophets. National Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
WANT Ex-SERvICE MEN
TO KEEP INSURANC E

~ n result Of the drive that is heinE
conducted To have cN-s"rvlce men ana
women. who hay" allowed thclF war
,...t tnsuran,c 10 lapse rcinstate same.
many ~ those who are behind IN their
rlylI,.!is have begun making inquiries
IS 10 the reinstatement The Amer!-
AN Legion and the American Red cross
.-n ION behind the move 10 have
rhuSa who had government insurance
during tn" wrr and VIII" have allowed
!, to laisc srnc" they have been DIS
,narrrd make he Two payments That
ara rr,rssnry Ia get TcIuStated.
4 total muwh"r Of 1927? apD!'ca-
tinns for converted insurance have been
approved by the Bureau OF War RISK
IIi,Urnnrn, according to an announce
,It,.rt Nv Director r. q. ChOlmc!cy-
JONES. and received here yesterday,
rh. total am"un; covered by these
converted policies IS $'ll.h-i.5"0 ana
classified as to the forms Of policy OF
rrrrl by the government. the converted
insurance Is distributed as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
FORMER STATES EXECUTIVE HERE
FOR STATE BAR MEET, SEES
VICTORY FOR G. D. P.

Says the Marion Man Is tho Candidate
OF the Masses, and Victory Is
Certain.
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CTomorrow-"Tho RAspborry Trail"
a great detective story featuring the
inlInitaGlu waxinc BCans)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
CAMDEN
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CORPORATION wants TO lease from Janu-
ary I. 1921, about 1000 square feet for
office and stock room; central location;
state full particulars. = 30S. Ledger
Office.
DO YOU HAVE for sale n large mansion
house. old or new. with about 20 bedrooms.
within fair distance OF city? Would ltke
some acreage with It; give full particulars
descrlption. price. etc. NJ 70l, Ledger Office.
l WANT office room. centrally located: pre-
fer one with the use of telephone and
services of stenographer: references eX-
changed. Belmont 065G
WANTED-75.O00 to 100 900 square feet
property, good for storage purposes; Will
rent or buy. 23O Ledger office
ABOUT 500 50. IT. for stock room space
from January 1. 1921; central location. p
307, Ledger Office.
WANTED Industrial plants. warehouses.
factory sites and floor spare.
]. ICE PATTON 404 Lincoln Bldg.
LET GIS-SEL YOUR PROPERTY
1So1 N Broed at
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fAWNDAIE
$75OO-IMMED, POSS.
MT. POCoSo

~ Giiham St, scmidetaChed terrace front;
Nv neat, elcc. light. basement laundry;
open sun. f. J.. Keller. 1OG W. Allegheny.
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NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN
CAMDEN
FLORIDA

OFFICES for bus. or suitable doctors. den
lists. Hotel Camden. I'd and Penn.
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HILLTOP FARM


10 acres, with desirable location beautiful
view, 7-roOm frame dwelling, heating and
lighting plant, good outbuidings Price $4,000;
reasonable terms.
WARREN NJ. CORNELL, Hatboro Penna.
7b-ACRE farm. rich soil: beautiful lake:
shrubbery; old shade: historic Colonial
dwelling; hot-water heat, electric lights
baths; farm barn, siln. garage; Y mile sta.
ton; should bring $50. 900: owner going TO
California: Will sell at great sacrifice for
HENRY BIDDLE, Amber.
80 ACRES on Neshaminy creek n,IIo
train, IS miles Philadelphia stone house
machinery Included; $4,000 only $4,000 casb
required. II. G. LIGIITCAP. i20 West St =
Doylestown.
"a ACRES on Lincoln highway. railroad
frontage, or New York line OF ReadInv
Railway; excellent farming tract; especIaiiy
adapted for building lot proposition; near
ARTHUR p. TOWNSEND Langhorne. Pa,
OG ACRES. convenient 10 Philadelphia: stone
dwelling, Colonial with ~ rooms hath
heat, gas, etc; large barn. sprnghouse,
etc; fine productive land
WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
90 ACRES at Bonnet City Long Beach,
n. j.: lots b0x10O; ocean to bay; good
Investment property; maps on request, r. A
CRANE. 65 Broadway. New York
ACRES, unimproved; fine location; CON
yenient to train school. etc. electric
"WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
BUCKS COUNTY farms Send for list II
@, LIGHTCAP. DoylestOwn, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17

MODERN DWELLING. min from G8th st.
terminal, living rm.. open fireplace, dining
rn., Kitchen 3 large beIrms, and tiled
bath. attic hOt-water heat, gas & electric;
price S0B5u; financed; small amount cash.
Geo l.. barnes. 1901 Chestnut. Walnut 1888
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
FERN ROCK
FOX CHASE
GI.ESSIDE

ELKINS PARK-Brand-new detached dwell.
ing; rooms, large living room with open
fireplace large lot; right at station; sl2, 500;
also corner lot. 90 T. front, improved Sec
wM. r, Il, ROBERTS & son, Glenside. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17

ESTABLISHED fully equipped hotel
can be bought for 500. 900; rooms engaged
TOT the season; owner cannot operate on ac-
count or Illness. JEROME B. JARDEILA
1885 Christian ct
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CYSWYD
{ Y N w Y D
Morris BldgD 1927 Chestnut st.
DEVON

Z ACRES near Devon station l3 rooms.
stone house. with modern Conven!ences,
large. sunny rooms. brick open fireplace.
best spring water. stable. springhouse, large
meadow with fine stream. apple orchard and
other fruits. . asparagus good roads; I'M
mediate possession Address A. d. Atee.
or call Bell phone. Locust 1896 w.
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Farm Near Philadelphia
With Equipment, Only $500

Delightful home for city worker; only a.
mile railroad; acres loan soil. adapted
piazza; delightful shade: clapboarded barn;
personal reasons force sale: quick buyer gets
tools: only G $500; par, cash, % balance g, easy y
terms. Details this and farm with income
$4,000 last year. page 81. Strouts Big Illus
trated catalog Farm Bargains 33 States.
Call Nyrita CoDy
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FOX CHASE
ROxBOROUGH
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN

0l22 RIDGE AVE.--0 rooms and bath, iarg
piece Of ground, fruit. Apply Il. Bcrr,
GIGS Ridge ave. Roxborough 1908.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
DUBLIN. Y. II.

DUBLIN, n. II.
Pretty little 10-rOom summer cottage, 2
baths, Ia acres OF ground: shore rights on
Dublin lake; beautifully located, across from
The base OF Mt. Monadnock; exclusive neigh
Sorhood; 3-hour drive from Boston NJ. w
POMERS. Old Colony Trust Co. Boston.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

25-ACRE FARM. including horse, COW,
poultry, farm machinery and equipment; Z
room house. hot-water heat, bath; peach and
pear orchard, apples. Ia acres Strawberries
rich land; large barn, wagon ard tool sheds
poultry houses and general buildings PRICE
$4,000, part cash. Write for details also
our new illustrated Farm Catalog.
BRAY & MacGEORGE. Vineland, n. j.
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NOBLE
INE OF the attractive homes in this suburb
Inc location; argn lot and Old shade.
GEORGE H. WEIDNER, Inc.
JENKINTOwN. p.
NORTH GLESSIDE

NORTH GLENSIDE-Low- price lots in high
class section, S55 10 $3.50; train and trolley
clear title big future for Investment. Send
for booklet. Ferguson, Front and York sts
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MOORESTOWN

l3-ROONr house; new Spencer h.-w heater
and other modern improvements; in best
cOnd. stable. hennerv: lot l5Ox248; fruit
shade in abundance; location the best: photo
PETERS & SON COS CHESTNUT ST. ,PHIIIA
OTHERS $4,000 UPWARD
WONDERFULLY constructed brick house;
modern in every particular: fashiOnably To-
Gated $4,000: worth 500, 600: terms to
suit; come Il.
". G. LeCoNEY, 13 East Main St. Moores-
town
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NEW JERSEY-sUBURBAN
CAMDEN

S5250 WILL BUY fine new bungalow with
every convenience. located on an s0-foot
boulevard: this Is an unusual Offering in Cam
den city; ample ground: terms. CRAMER
REALTY, 307 Market St, Camden, n. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
MASSACHUSETTS,

GREAT HARRINGTON. MASS.
On Castle Hill. one Of Great Harrington =
best neiGhbOrhOOds, we have fine home OF
10 rooms baths about I acre Of land TO
be sold for about half OF its value, and
shown through this Office. NJ. W. POWERS,
old Colony Trust Co. Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
MAIN LINE

ll6 WOODSIDE AVE, NARBERTH
Merton side OF r. r.
One and n half blocks from station; de-
tached stone and single dwelling IL rooms;
thoroughly renovated and refin she'd pink OF
lot 7hxl2s; rent Sl25 per month
phone Barring 73lS J.
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a.. TO sn.n AtnNrI
NARBERTII

A FEW mighty attractive now homes for
rent from 500 to 5000 per month: special:
Furnished S-roOm detached modern residence
right tenant. 500 month
ROBERT j. NASH, 1901 CHESTNUT ST.
OR PHONE NARBERTH 8O5
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JESKISTOWN
HIGHLAND PARK

sl2 900 -- Immediate possession: detached;
lot 75x2O0 feet; hOt-watcr heat. hardwood
floors; villa finance. Trank JenkintOwn,
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WILDWOOD

FOR SALE-LarEe corner store property;
lot 1OOx100; comprising large store build
ing: complete fixtures. with apartment dwell
ing above: also large cottage with garage in
s55. 900. JAMES A. L. HARRIS. Title and
Trust Bldg. wildwood. N J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
NEWARK
NEW JERSEy-sEAsHORE

l42O-l43l CAMBRIDGE ST. each has ninL
rooms and bath. all improvements. $3l5O
zach. F. c. RlTGER. 100 Broad St. New.
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LANGHORNE

THREE SQUARES from stationi corner
property, . acres, stone dwelling all mod
arm cOnYeniencss; excellent condition; chicken
house. stable garage, all kinds OF fruit; i'm
mediate possession; owner must change To-
cation, therefore will sacrifice for Sl6. 900.
ARTHUR y. TOWNSEND. Langhorne. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
NESHAMINY FALLS

BUNGALOW SITES-Large lots $76 up; near
station and creek; Z mile Lincoln High
way; fine boating and bathing; 17c Reading
Term; easy payments; guaranteed title Send
FOR bklt. FERGUSON. Front and York SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
RINE ERTON

NEAR THE CLUB
CHOICE CORNER RESIDENCE
. baths. billiard room. brick fireplace.
double floors; lot sOxlHO photo
letters & son, Cos tHES rNtT ST, ,,PHlLA
Two on riverfront: others $500 up.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLOW GROVE

FRAME DWELLING, one side OF semde-
tached house, o rooms and bath. heat.
porch front. old shade: $3.50. only $3.50
cash required
WARREN NJ. CORNELL, Hatboro. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
NtRBER TIL
Observation-Disclosures
Fnctorirs Warehouses. Mfg. Floors

WE OFFER for sale excellent factory
propositions, as follows:
At Amber. 2a acres, with . street fronts
with 400 It. railroad front, siding installed;
modern factory building built In 1913; II 900
90. II. eptionally good construction; price.
including 35-h. y. motor. ia ton carrying
crane main line shaftng. pulleys and hang
ers S55. 900
At Amber. modern factory with lot about
bOxl5O II. 2.story building 5OXl20 IT,. 1000
SO. IT.; exceptionally good construction and
nne location; price S22, 500.
Reasonably easy terms can he arranged
on the above properties
For further details and appointment to
inspect communicate with
H. j. DAGGER
AMBI.ER, PA.
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ROXBOROUGH

FINE modern home 7 rms. bath. cl. light;
Gear garage; near large public school, troll.
line; exceptional location; $1,000. John J,
FOran, 44l6 Cresson 81. Phi. Manayunk go.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
ANSDOWNE

IANSDOwNE Owner will sell strictly
modern detached residence in the best sec
tlon Of Lansdowne, baths. o large rooms;
large porch, lawn and good size lot; rooms
newly paperCd. woodwork finished mahogany
and white. tile floors and walls in the kitchen
and bath room; price Sl7, OOui similar houses
- the neIghbOrhOud sell for 500 900 or more.
1s6 Greenwood ave. LansdOwne. Phone
n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
VIRGINIA
RHODE ISLAND

NEWPORT, r. l.
On Leroy ave, Ia one Of NewpOrts best
sections; I4-room house. on 10000 feet OF
ground. for sale 70 close an estate. M W,
POWERS, Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. floors

WE SPECIALIZE In the selling ana renting
of Industrial property; II you have fac
tory or warehouse that you wish TO dispo Sc
Of we will be glad to examine Il: we can
furnish the names of dozen large corpora
tons who have found our services salts
factory In the last year; a postal or phone
call and will examine your property at
once. Chester d. Rottner. Morris Bldg.
Locust 205.
WAREHOUSE, containing %. 900 to 80. 900
So IT.. with r. Il. siding. suitable for
heavy storage. A 202. Ledger Office.
FLOOR SPACE wanted in department or
central store. 2O1. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17
Why PAY $4,000 TO $4,000

for a city house with no ground when for
s25. 900 you can have a mansion with large
lawn and old shade, only 10 minutes train
ride from Broad Street station, Phone
IanAdOWnP BSl-J
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With 5000 Fruit Trees
II Acres, $3.50; Easy Terms

Farm neglected and offers remarkable op-
portunity man who gives lina big fruit
orchard attention should have; 80 acres cu-
uvation. remainder wire fenced pasture.
wood; nhar town; Groom house: delightful
view; basement barn; owner unable TO care
for 1t: your chance at only $3.50. half cash
balance easy terms. Details page ~. Strout' 3
Big New Illustrated Catalog Farm Bargains
50 states. Call or write for free copy
sTRuuT FARM AGENCY. 1422 l.. Land
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-17

FOR SALE - Furnished and unfurnished
bungalows. cottages and flats with unob.
structed ocean view; prices much lower than
present building costs j. VI. CHESTER.
Ocean city. n J.
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life ifuloe pPre Ell SiliGIot8beo, ION
ira ierIt al meboclt. 9Si bar "@lila
Siocno" ioaet bcfrnitet cnfeltc AZ
0i$ie IpgterS Rigtigbcb. Get pllcr
ia, at ser iorcligGcr CT nhp9geltB
W~toro0ronn. Get piier iig nenlIiG,
at HpgiGffen nc0 Gpnamit life cr
iuIot neo ira &Gggen. Wtanoen, loHl
hauoe iooet Gprnniten Ionnnle 6or'
nliboag, bar placeret Den llge lillocr
Spiicitlcg,lloet, bpOr 6amlllcn 'tul-
Sc ipiic Wtiobag. Set er tpocltg, az
WtaItoen bar billet orTbc belle 6anlt'
lien. ga ban fit ie, al aoneit OF Oct
enc Barn bar ilipe, Tor han pda Dem
meo Gren. Get lptfcoe5 ham at q.
PC &onen ct Slag ! @pneoet lleo
Srebamnlerer, men ga han o9lad
ifllloe gaa lp$ pnu Sen lille Sut. par
9saboerne fpmntet til oa ri blroret
oct. ga bar SET, han tc9 Sren %
bug9eoc Jig ieIp ! Strliben. % nor
at pore iiffer paa, or Oct ltliloe oG-
re beocIig, greb han neo &aanoen
iuo / Saaret % rep belle Stritber
lo. San ialSt "a iIrar 300 ON.
Wtanbcn iao life i oaarlige etononl
lie aoar, iaa set er panifeIig at tTn
fc Tia, bpao ser bar bcpirtct Oct Tn
ialb al Ianpio, Tom braQte ham II!
Of uoisre oenne 9loboaao.