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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Everett ". Gl,nn. proprietor oi the
Amarillo Stcagc natt,p Ccml0ny has
announced thc rmoNal q tn, business
nom Jos W,st sixth str,ct o. aoe rclk
strcct In the building formerly vocu'
uied bN thu ouailc Motor Company, In.
creased service can b. given through
this IMPROVEMENT. stid MI Glenn,
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ms,r R.cown aaoxkN,

fnRr WORTH. Twas. oct. is--CN>
lgl-r hca, rNS~sNls WV eNoecn hore
,olsN Whvo ,hc ,NcrmosecsVC rsiS,vrV,l
"a lsSU,S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

lfntsticn shosr. n , ,e,s - q prc-
! 4 ciiun to thy Tasssr. ". n Nuuil- Z
'ti tot,.r 'ia,i~r toen rcnstT. starts
~ y i0 49, ~ ee'i lat .ss0,, sethn'v
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- eou, ,rssh th.s lsfAIsttsA. &c,
3. , ana - sceil make end yaas. uAi,s
Ne - sisc = y f.ss.sic- - kics. rass
- run ,he .nds.
n Nas this sorrsa.,-- With Chick liz.
isy an thu No n position that ohio
saatl al = g.la s.ass a. a. ~ saEi. -.
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MIS- Rt>,N as>

DALLAS reVst. - ., va risss
= tsse, ~sn tresp tn stara,toss
ava club csrc,ss G. TeNa.. aIs1 hggs -
49, 'a',r-i-r er,s. g'-css rrs-r-el
sst,trs NJ, O. TIA ~, t-uetr.v.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
n. ". Hardin. !. \. Rigs and q. ".

FaIier sifcniat''u 'sVtitions "Wednesday
asking business men 10 dcccga,e ,hylr
stutNs IN Aumistl,e Day, Nov,mh.r n,
Many merchants prVmlscd their co-oge
tati,n IN this movement Il Hanson
rus,. American Lesion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Shop IN the Elmhirs, Hotel hu,ld,ng
ThcS formerly had AN establishment o.
Amarillo about year ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
u. ". Hunter. manager el The 4,
.. a. hrowslrr has ercwd a harl,cr


candy Kitchen. win add a line Il dell.
Va,cs~n gvSis within short time. lie
VIII handle The famous hrc "a smoked
aud cooked knShcr meats.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Iaalcssiea, arr that man, shuJr,n

viii a,,cmps e. sl ,wca,y tickets 10
the Amersoan i.cgion show t. b. held
this weck cnd. ~ TIA, they usy have
trcc admleicn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Cark- Eakf Icrh fflEh srhoN,
Ctseland.
A sn<S pay that has i-~a tcoad w.
tnccpuo(1 - cussne1 abr,s III IN,
- IRA n sSc~n. Sc rsn
Snroo1o We aefvnx - tsis pas !
e. . us1< Ne esccks the nesk
~ : $3.50 Oh she guard Nc
ts~ks' ~ ecnsfr are Me- : AMI
hs<k a. sn1svt And ,>ckie icsssc.i,se
NJ 80 Down the rid - q MN
~ poslt.oa e. = seni.
n md ani taslfssi nssn tabs ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

Narriar h,cnsrs hsVr been issued
e. thc fallUNins c1ui'irs John ]. Each
and Miss Naunl Anderson, Ray y. cat
Mway and Miss Gre,~ LAVISH, : n,
Fulhnghan and Miss Blanche Crason,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

wl2s,a ~ ccnsu-rO- = sssi - have
'-tfr tlrsl le,s -hclr. .a,a Gaala.
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Mr.. e. n. Males. ,ccr,ar, to i,cn

2wcitl. Tinted states district attorney,
VI no has bccn hcg,' this wvk az the
Fcsle Al term ~ v0ur, lcit last night
Tor PVT North.
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Nr. and Mr>-sAs.A. Cse.k- haze e..
'ae'isi'sSi cro"ss CT s'sd noaEhaa,
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caah~ ,a.soas ss.S.aa,-d IA 49,
,iivcr
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Mr.. n. d. Sears and Mr., g., d. Tea
sun 80 i.uh'ssck wcrc visitors In ANA
rlilc yegtcriav
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Mrs. ". >asSaer a, Shstca. y. ".
Vas an Out Vf.,cwa visitor In Amarillo
yesterday,
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CITYBRIEFS


Chs-ir~ l. I.we. ,ecsl manager VI
the southern Minneapolis Farm p,wcg
C'mpsnS. has eoac to DALLAS - ge,
married aecoriing b. employees q the
branch ofllt" hwy. NJ, l.owc and his
tlidc az cxls~,-i g. return a. ANA.
r.llo ahs9, November !.
10. ". uaatss. nsnagrr II thc Ama.
rsllo branch Il the Avery Comlanv "
Twas. l. spending two weeks cat In
the Panhandle territory.
.. a. srowslrr has eg~wd a esrl,cr
shop M tho Ehnhsfst Hotel. tillh and
rayls sic-,. Tie has hem In Amarillo
,hrce wars
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ia,oy,-s ha,r h~.n gran,sd IN di>.
trict court - follows this WVvk; los
Finklea Prou,y ". y. q, rrcu,y; Myr'
IL n. Swell ~ q. e. Svwcll Nora
EcV.l ~. 4 y Eccd.
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Mr.. ,. \. Mhsle, Il Memphis VAS
In Amarillo "Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08
THE ocALA HIGH SCHOOL HAS
ITS FIRST FIELD DAY

For several weeks prior to last
Friday there was an undercurrent OF
excitement pervading the high school
and as it was to be their first
effort along, this line there was
interest and activity Astounding
among the pupils, who were expecting
to take part in the field day events
and as this was their very first
effort along this line there was
some nervousness among the pupils
also. The great day came at last and
shortly after noon the school almost
en- masse adjourned to Silver Springs
where the events were scheduled to
be pulled off, Besides the school there
were several hundred others present,
the mothers, fathers of the children
and good many others interested.
The following is the result of the
various events the names given in the
order in which they ended:
Boys 100 yard dash: Harold Smith.
Joe Moses, Whitner Koon. James
Knight.
Girls so yard dash: Estelle Wilkes.
Marie Hensley, Mabel Priest. Flora
Sherman.
Girls rs yard dash: Estelle Wilkes.
Marie Hensley
Boys 22O yard dash: Harold Smith,
Whitner Koon, Joe Moses. Jack VIII
liams.
Girls 175 yard run: Estelle Wilkes.
Flora Sherman, Maude Gary, Marie
Hensley.
Boys high jump: Harrington Hall
and George Jordan tied for first. and
second place, John Cook and Dudley
Cole for third and fourth places.
Girls high jump: Maude Gary won
first place. Flora Sherman, Estelle
Wilkes. Marie Hensley and Evelyn
Wilkes tied for the other three places.
Boys 40 yard dash: Harold Smith,
Joe Moses. whitner Koon, Jack VII
liams.
Boys pole vault: Harrington Hall,
JUNE Counts, Whitner Koon. Jack
Williams.
One mile run: Harold Smith. Ed
ward Buhrman. wycliffe Steele. Reese
Hunnicut.
Boys shot put: Harold Smith. Whit
ner Koon, Joe Moses, Junie Counts.
Girls fifty yard swim: Clifton Sex
ton, Annie MacKay, Ethel Horne.
Marie Hensley.
Girls rs yard swim: Clifton Sexton.
Annie MacKay, Mary Carolyn Logan.
Marie Hensley.
Girls basket ball throw: Carrie
Brooks, Mabel Priest. Christine Close.
Estelle Wilkes.
Girls broad jump: Flora Sherman.
Estelle Wilkes. Mabel Priest. India
Smith.
Boys $50 yard relay: This was won
by the junior class team made up OF
Harold Smith, Ed Buhrman, Junka
Counts, Jack Williams.
A banner is to be awarded to the
class scoring the greatest number OF
points
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08
Miss isabel Davis Welded to Mr..
aorsch Last Sunday

c;mple in the extreme was the wed
s;na u three o'clock Sunday afternoon
Z, Mics katharine Isabel Davis, OF
.h;s city and Mr.. Karl Laurence
Roesch. Of Bradentown but supreme
love and happiness shone IN the eyes
~ the young couple who plighted their
vows on this occasion and an utter
sa;tb in their future permeated the
marriage scene The wedding took
Mace at the home of the brides par
ants an Main street and was witnessed
bv quite number OF relatives and
friends Of both the bride and groom
Tba room in which the ceremony was
nerformed was in springtime array,
color srheme of pink and white be-
mo worked out with lovely Easter ill
lies and dainty sweet peas against a
background of ferns and palms. a
.ateway of palms and ferns with
Raster lilies was most bridal like and
here the young couple stood as they
made their marriage vows before Dr..
p n Alderman. president of Southern
college. who was chosen as the offi-
Giant because both the bride and the
groom attended Southern college for
= number of years and 1t was while
there that the romance began that
eliminated in the marriage of Miss
Davis and Mr. Roeschs
Before the marriage ceremony Miss
Doris Verdin, of Grinnell, Iowa, and
Miss Emma Glenn Alexander, of Knox
vile, Tenn, both students at South
er college, sang very sweetly, their ac-
compartments being played by Miss
Margaret Jackson, who also played
the wedding march.
Mr.. Roesch was unattended but Miss
Davis had as her bridesmaid. the
groom's sister, Miss Pauline Roesch,
of Bradentown, who wore white
organdie frock and hat and carried a
big bouquet of American Beauty roses.
The little ring bearer was Miss Louise
Congleton, of Jacksonville, cousin of
the bride. who also wore white organ
die with pink sash and pink hair RIB
bons
Miss Davis was married in her
travelling costume. an exceedingly be-
coming tailored suit of gray and blue
with which she wore pretty gray
and blue hat and most becoming
blouse. Her flowers were brides
roses with q shower of lilies of the
valley. She is an unusually pretty girl
and on the occasion of her wedding
looked very charming She is the only
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Davis,
well kown citizens of Ocala. She was
born and reared in this county, and
after attending school at Summerfield,
where she was born and lived before
coming to Ocala. attended Southern
college for five years. When little
girl OF about eleven years of age she
was very active in the girls canning
club work and in. competition with a
large number of little girls all over
the county won trip to Washington
and six weeks course in one of the
schools in that city.
Folloding the wedding a refreshment
course was served, Mrs Davis being
assisted by her two sisters. Mrs.
Congleton and Mrs. Frasier. Misses
Effie Hancock, Carrie Barco, Ruth
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08
simmons, Irene Tompkins, and Ruth
Erwin served the ices and cakes.

Simmons, Irene TOmpkins, and Ruth
Erwin served the ices and cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roesch left on the
afternoon Floridian for Tampa for q
short visit before going to Braden
town. where they will make their
home, Mr. Roesch being connected with
the Bank of BradentOwn. He is a
member of one of the well known
families of that city, who will extend
cordial welcome to his young bride
to her new home.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were DIR. and Mrs. Alder
man, Miss Alexander and Miss Verdin,
and Miss Hancock who came up from
Southern college; Mrs. Roesch and Mr.
William Roesch, mother and brother
of the groom and his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Duckwall and son,
of Bradentown: Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Congleton, and Miss Louise Conglet0n,
of Jacksonville, uncle, aunt and
cousin of the bride; Mrs. Ralph Per-
kins, OF Perry, college mate of the
bride for several years at Southern
college, Sutherland
Mrs. B. S. Weathers, of Jacksonville,
has gone to her former home in New
York to spend few weeks with her
mother.
MI. and Mrs. Keidel, Mr.. Ernest
ISeidel and Miss Keidel, of Baltimore,
who have been spending the winter
and spring at ST. Augustine and Fort
Myers have been spending this week
i'm Ocala, guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Keidel's niece, Mrs. Christian
AK and family at their home on Fort
King avenue.
Mrs. c. C. Phillips and children have
returned to their home in Jackson,
vile after short visit with Mrs.
Phillips sister, Mrs. G. l.. Taylor:
sxss
Mrs. Lillian Harper Mcmillan and
Mr.. George M. Fahenstock both OF Mi
ami. were recently married at Fort
Landerdale. Mrs. Fahenstock is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Har-
per. of Hastings, formerly of this city,
and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w HI. Chaille, of Miami, for many
years we'll known Ocala residents.
Miss Francesca Villa, daughter OF
the notorious Mexican bandit, Fran.
cisco Villa, who has now retired to
his farm in Canubillo, will appear in
r0ping contest at the annual rides
to be held in Wichita Falls in May.
she has challenged Lucille Mulhall
Barrett, famous roper and horsewoman
and the challenge has been accepted
A side bet of $4,000 is said to have
been proposed. Lucille Mulhall Bar
nett is sister of Mrs Weller Carmi
chael of Ocala, and some years ago
was visitor here.
$3.50
Mrs. j. H. Mallette, of Jacksonville
is here for an extended visit with heI
daughter, Mrs. Walter Grimes in
Riverside Miami Herald.
Mrs. C. e. Nelson and little daugh
ter, Jean, of Jacksonville. came down
Sunday afternoon for a short visit
with their Ocala relatives
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08

state convention to be held at ITALIA.
hassee in May. Mr.. L. H. Chazal. sec
rotary OF the board OF trade, made =.
most interesting and valuable talk to
the club members at this meeting.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08

At the meeting Tuesday night OF
fine Business and Professional Wom-
ems club Mrs. e "A. Osborne, Miss
Margaret Taylor and Miss Mabel Mef-
fert were elected delegates to the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08

Mr.. W. W. Clyatt has recently pur
chased the lot where Mr.. and Mrs
Tuck SO long lived, and VIII tear
Down the little house and erect in its
Mace a modern bungalow.
Just beyond two bungalows have re-
Gently been built. and one other Is IN
course OF erection.
Evening star., 1921-01-16

LouL messag
formed relay Baltimore
Doph charge of the
h Harris
Evening star., 1921-01-16

t former Gear Of RUSSIA samn
Of las h t. Crane Olga Grand Duchess AnaNai
witch Grand Dh ling an m nan u6ne to Ahrun
ue n 6 d and nnmnbeo
eioT to l From heyw ukenm
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DEATHS

formerly. OF Colingswood, N. '"TifoMkSS
WI husband husband ofSMary p, Shore. Relatives
We'd, p. NJ. at chapel Of Andrew j, BAR
4 Son. Arch and 10th sts., Philadelphia int
sMtTH.--D q, CoNARD -. husband q,
Anna smith. ,Selatiyes and friends. also EN-.
ploye2 OF Il. w. Butterworth 6 Son, and ali
vltcd to attend funeral We'd, 7:3O A. NJ
residence, 2lbi r. Letterly st Solemn re.
Holy S"pulChre. '
SMITH. =. suddenly, at wilmington. Dol.
\ YORK, husband of Bertha NJ smith Cnoc
Eartickl; Remains viii be taken TO Wilkes.
EaTre Tr1Sp Pa; FOR burial ,Md99pdsy Decemter g.
trce Mangie Ralph-smIth). beloved wife OF
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
ROOMS FOR RENT

AOINi MANS cudar, rhr..,, ba,,r.,. nix.
new. must sell. 81 !g3l y Iny.'I "' 80"
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DEATHS

Jcseph J. A. T!ernan. formerly Of 2O37 cutt.
funeral, Fri. $40 A, NJ. from her late resi-.
dencc, 2042 Cherry st.. Solemn requiem mass
Gem.
- TR1sT, OLIVE, wife Of DR.. f. Allen
MGhday afternoon. Funeral noticN later
TROY.--Dec, 3. ANNA, daughter Of James
and Annia Troy (nee Moran) Relatives and
friends, aleo. Young Ladies' Soda ity Of tho
Gesu,, invited to attend funeral Wed. $50
a. NJ, from her PARENTS residence, 1912
Harlan st, Solemn high mass OF requiem at
the Church of the Gesu 10 A. NJ. Int. Holy
Cross Gem
WELSH, Suddenly. Dec. 1. FRANCIS S,
husband Of Annie Corner Welsh and son OF
the late Patrick and Ellen Welsh. Relatives
and friends, also Holy Name Society, are In
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DEATHS

yited to attend funeral. Tues. sac A. NJ,
from his late residence, Gl0S Germnntown
ave, Solemn requiem mass at q Vincent |
do Paurs Church 10 A. NJ. Int. Westmnster
Gem. -- -
husband OF Anna NJ. Wright tnee Fitz-
maurice) and son of late Patrick +. and
Spruce st. Due notice of funeral Will be
given.
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LOST AND FOUND

DGAMoNDS-Iost, Nov. 90, . diamonds in
platinum bezels from ring in near
Bellevue e-Stratford Reward IL returned to
J. G. Caldwell & Co. ----
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed has made application for the re-
newal OF Certificate No P1O2S15, for share
OF stoCk uf the Pennsylyania Railroad Com
pany. issued TO Cecilia NJ. Miller and dated
tho 4th of May. 1917. the same having been
lost or destroyed -
RlNG-Lost. diamond ring. In Old-fa shioned
gold setting, Saturday, December 3. Re-
ward II returned 'office Hotel Lorraine.
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SALESMAN TO sell s per cent first mortgage
real estate bonds; hest proposition on mar
kct. liberal commIsaion: references. .. q.
| ansin2er l3O 4. 18th at.
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I528-34 VENANGO STREET

~ To =. IINJND 81.
Modern. 5-rms. -and-hnth apartments: hard
wood floors: steam heat
ALBERT II. GPEENFIELD co.
1hTII AND CErESTNrT SIS
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

l27 5 10TH ST-lThe Geneva) / and 4
room suites with bath, well serViced, Ia
The heart OF the business district.
SPRUCE. 2l17--New corner housekpg. apts
/. Ward. 4l5 stephan G!rard. Rit. 2ses.
l35 : nth sT.--Furnshed apartment,
rooms bath and kitchanette
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SALESMFN-Wc have several openings in
our retail electrical appliance department
day Wednesday, and to II Thursday morn
ing. J. +. Buchanan supply Co.. l7l5
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Legal ADVERTISEMENTS
e. ~ RE APPLIcATI0N GL MIcHAEL

FIORENTINO FOR PARDON.
Notice Is hereby given that an application
for the pardon ct Michael Fiorentino. con,
ycted February 20, 1919. Court OF oyI,nNnq oyer and
Sessions, 1918. Nos 604-8O5, will le made
at tho December sessions OF the Board or
on December 21st. 1921.
MICHAEL. A. SPATOIA,
1912 Penn Square Bldg,
for
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$50 WEEKLY

sDU WEEKLY
II you will attend our course Of training in
education Which can be applied to any bust
ness; TO those qualifying we can offer,
ppSowE pSE and meTited aiGGvonc'cment; morning
meeting at 10 o'clock Gall Spruce SI59 for
slO Wdencr Bldg --------.---------
MEN--An oldest abahed motortruck com
pany, having recently promoted number
ing subEtantia! salaries. desires men. %, to
30 years. to M the pieces Of these men, that
B3SsEMER StOToKTRUCK 90,
- 1909 Lpcust ct. --
SALEsAIAN--Rcsidrnt man for Pennsyl-
vania wanted by large manufaCturer Of
silk blouses must be experienced In selling
high-grade merchandise TO leading retailers;
made. well styled. priced to sell; can be
prohtably handled In conjunction with any
other ready-tC-weRr; small line; unusually
displayed ana well advertised; spring samples
ready money o2p9}rtunItX, for hgst-
lars. Elgin Waist Co.. stn and Locust sts.,
Philadelphia. Pa-- Pa
SALESMAN wA%TED--Ord-eatnbli oil
and Erea Sc manufacturers have opening FOR
live experienced motrr-o!l salesman with
territory: excellent opportunity for, right
confidential. must state full particulars rc-
count. NJ l2l, LGdeer OffCe. e.
ALESMAN-Wanrel gaIosnr-n VINO un-
ucrstllds how to solicit orders on BRASS
bronze and aluminium castings 10 the trade;
ar attractive offer will be submitted to the
man OF integrity who can show record: all
CommuniC Cations strct!y confidential. Address
In the 0rst instance TO I0s. ledger Office
sALESMEN-wc have several openings in
for outside salesm"n, Npp,y in person ali
day W,ednggssday,. and to II Thursday morn
ing. J. +. Buchanan supply Co., l7l5
Che9lnut.
SALESMAN TO sell s per cent first mortgage
real estate bonds; hest proposition on mar
kct. liberal commission: references. O. q.
ansinaer l80 !. 18th st -----
sALESMEN-Ofncea appliance salesmen; will
give excellent territory to 3 1--we Iror,: op.
rortunity to make permanent connecton
with large corporation; will consider only
hrst-class saleemen or men who have held ex-
eCutive positions and desire 20 become sales.
men: extend 20 you short COurs" in sales
manShiD, commission basis. Arrange ap.
polntment With Mr smith. MorEet 6l50.
Statesmen $500 per month now being
selling Wales Adding and BoolikeepInE Ma
chimes. we are about to open, few new
eral counties TO guaranteed territories and
will pay 2 very liberal commission to men
speciHIty statesmen, Write or caII on IL II
Mcfarland. 1885 Chestnut St. Phna.
SALESMEN--Wc want high-grada aalesmpn
in Alentown'a Commercial banking Institu-
ton; $4,000,00 issue, backed by best bust
sion paid. this is frst class selling PROPOSE
tion for right fneE: references and bond re-
i 8 il, fulfilling N.lcn,owR r.. w. '"'.'
sALESMEN--Are you willing to work hard.
door, door TO- do3r on real moneycmnking
more than anybody elso; II YOU qualify there
VIII be porm9rcnt position for you with
dollars IN advertising; commission. Applv
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NEW YORK
iN.o1 IYEST 3lST

1921 WEST 3lST ST, NEW YORK cry
Two large. light rooms. modarn- levator
apartment house; maid. porter and telephone
service rents moderate. Gaines. Van Nos
trand e. Morrison % East 2Gth St New
York City. Madison square 337.
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HAMILTON COURT

BOTH AND CHESTNUT SITS.
. rooms and bath With private nan. no,
housckee ping or unturnished, yearly Iss a.,
H''""" "a Il TIIATCHvp ,,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

I oNEILL. - Suddenly. Dec. 3. ANNIE.
wife Of Harry l.. O'Neil and dCuChtcr uf
late Peter and Catherine Curtis, Funeral
% which relatives and friends are invited
m, s 4. NJ. from her late residence, 1884
8 Lawrence ST. Solemn mass OF requiem
Church Of tho Sacred Heart 0:3O. a. NJ. Int
Holy Crosa C,n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
AGENTS

own goods SHOW v.u how. fv. g." hDol
explains everything, National Scientlnc Lab.
oraturirs, G25 Main, Rrhmnud NH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

- I'LL ,I'I--t0 .IIAFN TT
STI TT touring and roadsters, ali model.
horouShIy overhauled and raa,
Ish"d; eHceDuonal.y low priced, Casb e''I ~,
terms See Mr. Hunter, Stutz Agency sSa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

SAIESM MAN-Wan'el, saIosnrzn VINO un-
ucrstllds how to solicit orders on BRASS
bronze and aluminium castings to the trade:
ar attractive offer will be submitted to the
man OF integrity who can show record; all
commune ltions strict!y confidential. Address
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DELAWARE CHARTERS

are best, Incorporate under liberal laws ot
Delaware; low cost; prompt efficient service.
CORPORATIOS CHARTER COMPANY
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c.ssyz' NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the 18th day OF December, IL
o'clock noon. at the Acorn Garage. $. w:
cor; oxford and Carlisle ste;, IN tho city 't OF
7.rassenecr Studebakcr touring car. motor
No. I71375. license No. .257013 for the year
s. Baker, 1905 N, 18th St. philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

und ba n sun parlOr: US Of garage; ex-
',nsiva ground. imm. possession. rent Sl26.
mod. large pch. T. w. ScatterGood. rs
Owen ave.