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The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
IN THE PICTURES

Martha Hedman, the noted dramatic
star, in THE Romantic Young Lady"
the Granville Barker adaptation Of the
Spanish comedy BY Gregorio Martinez
Sierra, which will be presented at the
National tonight for q weeks engage
ment under the management Of David
Belasco and Charles Frohman, Inc
Above at left.
Leo Ditrichstein, Americas foremost
stage interpreter Of romantic character
roles, who fnds Toto" the French
comedy by Maurice Hennequin and
Felix Duquesnal, at the BeIasco this
week, . dramatic successor to Tho
Purple Mask." The adaptation of
Toto" was made by Achmed Abdullah
and Nr. Ditrichstein.-Above in center.
Ruth Thorpe. one Of the leading fem
mime stars Of "Maytime," the famous
musical play that returns to Polls 70,
night for = weeks sngasement.-Above
at right.
Ciccolini, the headlined artist on the
vaudeville bill at B. T. Keith's this
week. beginning tomorrov.-Below at
left.
Edna Jarren, one Of the dainty enter
tanners on the vaudeville and picture bill
at the Cosmos this week.-Below at
right.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

them because they support you.
II they are permitted to run any
thing they want why shouldn't the
Bolsheviks have anything they want
or why should we stop some fool
from distributing poison gases?
Consider the average head of a
family who pays taxes to support
the courts, the schools, and good
government generally. He spends
years trying to bring up his chill
dren right and their welfare, at
least, is a serious matter to him.
Now leave out of consideration the
morbidly vulgar movies entirely
to Danish them would only be a
drop in the bucket of what ought to
be done-and suppose you chance
to go to a reputable theater, what
will you find? The chances are that
you will see some current events
clippings from newspapers joking
about a new quick way to get a di-
vorce, or how to run a whisky still
in the attic without the knowledge
Of the police, or a pun on the length
OF women's skirts. There may be
one enjoyable film. With it, an
other will represent a clergyman as
a weak mollycoddle,' a policeman as
dullard. exhibit a duel-everybody
has a gun and probably uses it
makes the poor uneducated Office
boy who listens at the keyhole and
thus gets his employers millions the
hero of the play, who is thereby en-
abled to marry the uncultivated
country girl and take her on a de-
lightful trip. etc. ad nauseam. In
other words 1t isn't the scenes that
undo the efforts of our lives in a
few hours but the corrupting sug-
gestions: that life is luck, take ii
as you please IL 1t doesn't please
get gun or get away with what
you want anyway you can. SO long
as you make safe getaway with
1t. 1t is the scenarios that are gen.
orally rotten.
Well, fortunately, there are a few
houses and a few actors whom we
can patronize without being dragged
through these topsy-tufvy vapor-
ings of befuddled or half witted
brains. But them asses are TAX
ing It all in and little realize that
they suffer for " in the long run.
Yours very truly.
ROGER C. WELLS.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Xaudeyile-B. f. Keith's.

Ethel Levey and Ciccolini will be the stellar at
fractions p. f. Keiths Theater this week. COM
mencing the matinee tomorrow. Miss LeVey is the
internationally famous American comedienne Cicco-
Italian who has been principal
Royal Grand Opera companies Of London. Paris
Milan. BRUSSELS and Petrograd Other acts include
Julius Tannen, the 'chstterboK comedian Jay Dillon
and Betty Parker, in Mic Macs Of Now" Jack Con-
way and company The Cellar" Maud Muller and
Ed Stanley Rice Pudding" Percy Athos and
pany Poetry Notion" Parish vsudeviisns:
Malottes Mannikins in Adventures in PUppets nd -
Topics Of the Day. and the kinograms.
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Boston Symphony Concert.

Erno Dohnanyi. whose recent re-
turn to this country is a musical
topic of the day. will be heard as So
lolst at the last Boston Symphony
concert OF the season, to be given
IN the new National Theater next
Iuesday afternoon at 4:30. under
.he management of Mrs. wilson
Greene. Pierre Monteux will con-
duct at this concert Dvorak's SYM
'phony No. In d minor, and will
.ciose the concert with weber's
overture to "Euryanthe."
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Next Weeks ShOlUs.

BELASCo-"Take 1t From Me-" musi-
cal comedy by Will B. Johnstone, with
music BY Will R. Anderson.
NATIoNAL-George n. cohan's Come
edians in Mary" with Virginia
oBrien. Robinson Newbold, Eva Puck.
Guy Robertson, 0ctavia Broske, Frank
Otto. Mae Hennessy. Sherman Wade,
Hazel Harris. Harold Wizard and the
Wood Sisters.
B. F. KEITHs-Gus Edwards Song
Revue Of 1871 Kane & Herman;
Frank Gaby; Josefson's Icelanders; !;
Mabel Nurke, RakomA and other acts.
CoSNoS-Charles Rogers "a japanese
Romance James Thornton; Past,
Present and Future" Shepherd and
Dunn, Hilton and Mae, Kitars laps
and onri and Brother.
sTRANp-R.lph whitehead; Arnold
Grazor and Myrtle Lawlor; Arthur Sui
Ivan assisted by Cora Bell in Draw
ings from Life;" KanazAwa Boys; Rose
and Lee Belle in Song Studies and
Hits of 1891"
GAYETY-"The Roseland Girls with
Bert Lahr, Harry Kay. Adele Fergu-
son, Kathryn Diokey, Ruth Denice.
Mercedes La Fay. Emily Dyer and
Richard Clay, -
CAPIT0L-"Tittle Tattles," featuring
the Four American Beauties.
PALACE-"The Frontier Of the Stars" !"
Charles Maigne's production Of Albert
Payson TerhunSs story, with Thomas
Meighan.
ERBoCKER-Lionel Barrymore
in "The Devils Garden" Vivian Mar
tin in The Song of the Soul. and
Billie Burke In 1.-THE Educati Of
Elizabeth"
CRANDALL's-ssThe Truth About Hus-
bands"
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'Maytme" Polls.

"Maytime." now in its fourth and
standing musical success, comes again 10 Polls
night for weeks run Rida johnson Young is the
author. The musical setting is by Siemund Romberg.
"Maytme" play with music that has do with
inherited affections whereby grandchildren realize the
happiness that shattered romance denied their
cestors. All of the laid in New York City.
The cast includes Eileen Van Bene. Werthe FaHtkusr.
Otis Sheridan. Marie Pettes, Henry Norman. Run
Thorp, Teddy Webb. Senorita Pepita Granados Perca
Benton. Miriam Karzman, Alho Giordano Iseth Nunro.
II F. Scott Amy Leicester and others.
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The Romantic Young Lady"-NationaI.

To the National Theater this
Romantic Young Lady" comedy from the pen of
Gregorio Martinez Sierra. by Helen and H Granville
Barker. 1t is the latest in the series OF presenta-
tions made annually spring the Joint
pces Of David Belssco and the Charles Frohman Com
pany. Important roles are intrusted TO Martha He'd
happily recalled for her portrayal nurse in
The Boomerang" Francis Byrne. Elsie Bartlett Marie
Wainwright. Edward Emery. Ada BosheIl. Beatrice
Bsyard. Kenneth Thomson Hubbard Kirkpatrick
Harry Green Harry Dornton.
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"Toto"-Belasco.

Leo Ditrchstein will be in his latest
cess Toto" comedy of Partisan life the ShU-
bert-Bessco Thester for week commencing
night with matinees Wednesday and Sat-
urday. Toto" is a French play by Maurice Henne-
quin and Felix Duquesnal, adapted by Achmed Alb
dullah and Ditrichsten. The csst includes Phoebe
Foster, Albert Brown, Frances Underwood Jean Rob-
ertson Orlando Daily, Edward See Lee MiIar Joseph
inc Hammer. Emma Knill. Clyde Veaux. Beach Cooke.
c. Elwood Farber. Edna Porter. Nellie Burt. NJ A
Kelly Gustav Bowman, Margie Leonard, Peggy Purdy.
Beste Rawson. Ella Ewing and others. Toto"
four acts
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Jean Robertson Climbs
The Stage Ladder Fast
Young Australian Actress With "Toto" Has
Scored Real Triumph in America

Theater, commencing tomorrow
evening.
Miss Robertson scored spec
tacular triumph in the United States
shortly after herNarrival, when she
played the leading role "Tisha" in
The Wanderer." Previous to this
she had appeared in her native land
in several American successes, the
last being Sealed Orders" So great
was her success here that she was
instantly sought after by the the
atrical managers and placed under
contract.
Her next play was the role of
Connie in Blind Youth" with Lou
Ieiiegen,' in which she also scored
success. Then followed Il Love
fou' which was presented in Chi
caso' Last season she was with
Marjorie Rambeau in The I'm
known Woman" and later became
the leading lady for George Arliss
in "Poldekin."
In Toto" Miss Robertson has a
spienald scene. with Mr.. Ditrich-
stein and is enabled to wear a.
stunning costume, which is certain
10 create considerable comment.
Although a native of Australia
MISS Robertson has decided to make
her nome here. She says that she
vastly prefers the varied types of
american men to the type that pre-
dominates in the cities of her native
land. During her trips through
Australia Miss Robertson had
many interesting and startling ex.
perlences and her ability as a story
teiIer provides much amusement
for the other members of Mr.. Dit
richstein's company.
Under blanket insurance con-
tract the B. +. Keith circuit OF
VaudeViiie theaters has just COM
pieted arrangements by which every
Keith employe is automatically in
sured and receives a policy without
examination. All B. F. Keith ,em-
ployes, from the scrubwomen in the
theaters to the house manarers are
included in this general Insurance
whose achievement fulfills a long
cherished ambition of the Keith
management. The minimum insur-
ance policy is $500. which goes to
tnose VINO have been in Keith en-
ploy Tor any period less than five
years. Those who have been IN
keith employ for flve years or more
receive $1,000 policy.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
PrihOda- -Fioravanti Recital.

Vasa Prihoda, the young Bohe-
milan violinist, is announced to play
here this afternoon at $3.50 at Shu-
bert Belasco Theater. With Mr.,
Prihoda appears Miss Clelia Flora
vanti. the Italian-American con-
tralto. Miss Fioravanti is already
known to the music lovers of Wash
ington as she appeared as Carmen
with the Washington Opera Com
pany.
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Two Noted Stars
Appear in Plays on
Weeks Program
Martha Hedman and Leo Ditrich-
stein Cast in New Springtime
Comedy Roles. Z.

~EvERAI plays Of profound dramatic importancs
- dominate the stage program of the present week
~ Washington Notable among these is the Be-
Iaseo- -Frohman production of The Romantic Young
Lady" which Granville Barker has adapted from the
Spanish of Gregorio Martinez Sierra
OF equal distinction appears to be the Leo
Dstrichstein character comedy, Toto adaptation
the French of Maurice Hennequn and
Felix Duquesna The begins a weeks
the National tomorrow night, at which time the
Ditrichstein opus will begin weeks engagement at
Belasco. At Polls the musical "Maytime" returns
for another engagement and D. W. Grifhth's Way
rick
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Ruth Draper to Appear.

Ruth Draper. the gifted American
girl, who created such a sensation
abroad with her original character
sketches, is announced to appear at
the Shubert- Belasco Theater next
Thursday afternoon at 4:SO o'clock
in an interesting program of her
famous portrayals, the same which
won for her the distinction of be-
ing called the foremost exponent in
her particular line of stage imper-
sonation,
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Titta RuffO at Polls.

'Titta Ruffo. famous barytone, will
be heard for the first time in WASH
'ington at Polls Theater tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, under the
management of Mrs. Wnson-Greene.
His program will include: Aria,
'Patrie" (Paladilhe): prologue from
"Pagliacci" CLeoncavallo); sere-
made (Mozart), "Sei morta nella vita
mia (Costa); aria from I'll Bar
Ibiere di Sfviglia" (Rossini).
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VaudeviIe-Cosmos.

Donna Montran and the California Bathing Girls
a beach promenade and revue of bathing costumcs,
will head this weeks bill the Cosmos II featuIo4
exclusive songs by Donna Montrsn and unususlly-
beautiful dances BY Anna Toy. Others will in-i
clude Mellon and Case, "A Slight Interruptions~,
Aronty Brothers. a novel blend of artistry anfI
comedy; Rudinon, 'the smoke artist. with HE pic-I
lures whstling and mimicry; Ed and Edith Acalr. tni
The Shoe Shop" and McCloud and Norman, Southrrus
banjo violin players The Inside Of the Cur
and the big comedy, Mermaid's "Moonshine." fH
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Vaudeville-Suand.

A well-balanced program announced ~ fhrH
Strand Theater this week. beginning
1t includes Pinney. jarrett and Company in jgvenpe
comedy playlet. AT the Dentists Office" EugSoo,
Brothers acrobats; Paramo Spanish harmonist; And
thony Arnold in their character comedy htt<
when Greek Meets Creek" Jim and Irene Marlyn.i
presenting "A Kaleidoscope Revue; Shirley Mason-
the popular nlm star, latest Offering, "wingi
Toy" and selected subsidiary features with special
orc
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
WAY Down ast"-Garrick.

Beginning its seventh week today with a mstiuee
o'clock a the Shubert -Garrick Theater. Way
Down East continues joyously its way. Ths pic
an evolution of the play OF the title BY
Lottie Blair Parker which toured America wirh
varying for many years. This stateme AZ ts
inadequate convey the wonders that Grinith has
worked of this simple theme of plain people =
typical New England community.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

When Miss jean Robertson makes
her entrance on the stage in any
play her stunning beauty and radi-
ant personality make her the nat
ural focus for all eyes. Her lux
uriant bronze-colored hair. the un-
studied grace of her youthful slim
ness and her natural charm of man.
ner combine to make her a striking
figure. This young daughter OF
Australia. who has been in this
country but three years, is an i'm
portant member of Leo Ditricn-
stems company which will present
''roto," a brilliant comedy of Par
isian life, at the Shubert-Belasco
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Samarof Recital.

piano recital by Nine. Olga Sa-
maroff, said to be the peer of any
OF the great masters of the key
board now before the public, is an
nounced for the ninth concert of the
7. Arthur Smith ten star series, at
the New National Theater. Friday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Mime. Sa-
marof will play a number Of Bet
hoyen Sonatas.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
'''Cnls From Joyland" Capitol

Sim Williams production OF the "(sirls from
land" with funny Billy Gilbert handling comedy.
will be at the Capitol this week commencing TOD
day O'Clock. Mr.. Williams has selected a .,
that is treat to the eye and very careful in
selecting girls that could nne clothes who.
could really sing and dance The real hit numbers ot
this wonderful production 'Spotess Town"
Of Bygone Days" Grand Opera a la Carte -wine.y
Wine. Beautiful Wine" -oh You Lingerie" "Londos@
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TOday's Amusements

TOday'S AmuSementS
PoIrS-"Maytime,' Rida johnson
Youns's famous romance, with music
BY sigmund Ronberr.
GARRIcK-seventh week Of D. W.
Grinith's way Down East"
B. T. KEITH's-vsudevilIe.
sTRAHD-vsudeviIle and pictures.
oosHos-vsudevilie and pictures.
GAYETY-"Ths Victory Bellies" with
Eddie Dale and forty others.
cAPfToL-"The Girls from Jeyl.nd."
with big cast Of funmakers.
Knevs," with Lois Wilson and Con-
rad NaseL
HTRoPoLITAH-Hildred H.rri, Chap
lin in "old Dad"
RIALTo-Geldvyn's production Of The
Concert"
eARDEH-"eodless Men," With Hslsss
Chafvick and others.
PALACE-Dougl,s Firbsnks in "rhs
Nut"
KNIcKERBocKER - Mildred H.rris
Chaplin in ''old Dad"
cRAEDAIL's - Lionel Barrymore In
The Devils Garden"
BELAsco-Prfhoda-Fio recital.
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y THE MD-MARCH STAGE AND IT'S NEWEST OFFERINGS y
The Sympathy Shop
By EARLE DORSEY.

IN THE THEORY that any professional type
j writer-picker is entitled to three tries at sue
in stage writing, I suppose 1t is merely
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NESHANuNY FALLS

FERGUSON'S TRACT, near station and
creek: fine boating and bathing. good train
service: mr.. Lincoln Highway: nearest swim
ming resort 10 PhIia. Why waste time and
money going to distant resorts? Large lots.
$T5 up; easy monthly payments; guarantee
title; send for booklet. Ferguson. Front&Iork
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WEST PHnApELPHIA
ROOMING HOUSE


salS Walnut st.; vacant, RICHARD. 5000
Walnut st. Belmont 1890. s90.--------
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

RichIand FardGn farms soil 10 fruitful.
water pure. climate good. markets un:
eaunled price low. terms 81 weekly. and
the opportunity. TO attain real Independence
is at Richland Garden Farms Extension
money Only $3.50, and 81 per week. SEND
for mar ard b99slet g1S etknTSTi-r n1STi 9sILsPRT sr
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NARRERTH

MODERN detached houss, I rooms, bath,
electric lights. gas, Springfield water hot
water heat; glass-inclosed porch; lot 30 by
les; largo garden; best location in Narberth
bargain: easy termsi owner leaving town.
Phone NRrberth 30S
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW JERsEY--sEAsHoRE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

"2iE5 1i,5 Hiss ilIi3 oN Ii0. f.Id#HT if AND AIRY AIRY
rUH.DING OF . on 3 FLOORS WITH
GOOD DRY RASEMENT;,, ELEXAToR;
S5ryEIXM' S5yIEI NJ IIIERITT:" RIT" 'ts'iffUATED bETWEEEN
Eo hT J., AND TWE;;&STISY-SESGC;3HSD y ~ :
AVENUE. 4 2l0. LEDGER OFFICE
SEVEN Girls want small bungalow for SUM
lner. desirable location In Pcnnsyiyanin;
reasonable terms, NJ. McCandIeSs Log
Carpeuter gt.
VAST desirable home between Spruce g,
and baltimore ave-; not over $4,000. +
III. Ledger office. "
HAVE BEYERS for West Phila. properties:
let US soN vourH FARRELL, 40 J. 10th.
LIST vOIr properties with ua. WM. SAD.
LEUS SONS, 1929 Columbia ave,
WE 8noCIRIizn gnl0 or rent in this section.
GRISCOM 2lOO Cathar!ne. Locust G020.
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IT00 " 6OTH-Vrry deslr, up-tO-dato home,
"a rms and bath, fine l0catoni reasonably
srioed' IL j. Martin, li5 y. 9th ~, Bel. .36st
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NEM LERsEY-sUBURRAN


AID A GOOD LIVING
Modern home with city conven!encos, on the
edge Of IA most attractive village; near troll
lev and railroad stations; Z miles TO largo
cityi fine rolds; over acres rich ,gruun.
trues; large poultry house on rear Of lot
from which owner makes good income; Ideal
place for ono wanting to retire TO choice
country homo with beautiful surroundings
aad a light and profitable oCcupaton. For
fun description and price address OWNER,
Box 339, Pennington, y. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERsEY--sUBURBAN
NEW JERsEY-sEasH

GOOD. Groom house; front lawn and
yard. 04l Vine St, Camden.
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MOST ATTRACTIVE HOUSES IN A
CHARMING NEIGHBOHOOD - Willows
ave. between 5sth st. and Parkway; the se
are 5-stoTy porch front houses, 10 rooms
each gas and electric light. hardwood floors
moaern plumbing : houses ready Tor imne-
ulate occupancy near stores, schools
churches, park and tennis club: terms OF sals
are easy CARRYING chargea about s5B a
month. PEMBERTDS ESTATES, Si9 Har.
rison Bldg.. 18th and Market sts
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DARBY

BEAUTIFUL g,ono house o chambers, ]
haths g-.ur garage; urlced TO sell quick,
Walter S. Sutherland, Bala, Pa. a.---------.
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w. FORREST MAGEE


ROSE VALLEY FARM, 1877 acres; II miles
macedam roads 10 City Hall: Philadelphia:
owners residence; electric lights, hot-watcr
heat, open nreplaces: beautiful lawn and
shade: extended view; largo stable end car
riage house: modern COW barn. 4S head;
all necessary buildings; macadam roads
each eide and through farTni $50 900; less
than cost OF buildings. FARM. 2024 N. 10th
NJ hilndelphiu. Pa,
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Business Properties ana flores
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
A RARE COMBINATION

Farm and country seat, ~ acres, Is miles
TO City Jtall on gtate highway! minutes
design: old English hall modern convenience.
spacious lawn with grand old shade and
clay tennis court. garage and stable, stone
farmers house, 9 rooms and bath, large
barn, necessary outbuildingB: variety OF
fruit spring watered pasture; yerv best soii
narrfficn nt S2N. 600; will divide.
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Atlantic Coast; both are In frst-olass con
dition and we'll located: for full informetion
inquire of James NJ Chester, Postonlce Bldg
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SORE OGD

COO CHESTER PIkE-StDne and shngls
house: Is rooms: also sun parIor. pantry,
outside kitchen HHd laundry; stone and shin
gle gargsa 4 ear. lot IOUx2OO. Information
J.. o, Box Az. Uwuor
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NEW home In w. Ihla,' everything right
nm 10 minute, small amount cash; no
,hsrae for imam; call eygs. Tloga 6D2d W.
oaI6 M, FRAZIER ET.-Seven rooms and
tINDER 1925 Chestnut st
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TO CLOSE ESTATE

b482-6434-6438 REGENT ST.
Tyo-FtOry porch front dwelllnFP, 7 rooms
4. + RUSSELL. 18th and rasker SITS
FAMILY returning 70 New York viii saGr-
hce three-stOTy dwelling; stands alone,
deep lot; hot-water heat, electric, 2 baths
white and mahogany. Du.ch hall, large attic,
near 46th ct. and Cheater ave. A "03, L. o.
t4lOO-BARGAIN; Dutch hall. ronIns aul
bath, elec. NFht, plpelesE fTrrno" ur,h ,,
and white hnish; good neighborhood. West
Phila. Real Estate Co. 5000 G,Itu. ,vu = =,
ALSO SAMSON ST.--Elne rooms and bath;
electricity, >. Lee Patton. Lincoln BLDG
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WILDWOOD
FLORIDA

Sio DAVIS AVE.-28 rooms furn,, electric
lishtsi mod heat. WoRRELL. 800 y. 11tf
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GET OUR SALE LIST Of homes. Darby
C0,llnBdaIr, ru,wyn, Glono.d den, etc.
SWrPE & SD%, 6l0 Main st.. Darby, Pa,
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ONkNIONT


q, luCHcd dwelling; I rms.
hOt-wH .gr heat; C..C.: np"n fireplace; while
and mahornUy; lot 5UXlSO: VIII fuanCO.
RYAN. 5llG MlrGot el. Relmgnt III
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COLW-YN-- E'!UO, corr. vuC.I 70 r; & bath;
oil conve N. Elr Lcaan9s Il2l Woodland
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STONE IIARBOR, n. J,-2 lots, ] sHuare
from ocean; $3.50. A 20S, Ledger Office.
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MODERN DWELLING. 8 minutes' from s0tn
. St terminal; living room, open freplnoe
dining room. Kitchen Q bedrooms tiled bath
attic hot-water heat. gas and electric;. prico
SVC3O fnancedt snrdll amount cash. GeorEe
L Barnes i20i ChestnHt st. Walnut 4os6.
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iIRIkINN

NEW modern 1Oroom Colonial detached
house; bedrooms tiled, bath, sun par
garage. d. J.. RYAN. 5910 Market. or
on Premises. -
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SIX ROOMS .a.d bath. hardwood Goors,
c."ctr, nJL-water Leat. awnings and
Fcrn~ui, rtar ''.gs Crock Parkway owner
.naN,g. C,y nl53 CntAarine 81. Phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-07

" VAcANT-7l25 Tncodore ave, Or & bath
~ alec. good ioc $4,000 LoAand, 1921 Wdld,
7CNDHR AVE west OF Goth only $500.
MYERS, b943 Chestnut ST.
SSoo cAsH--s2g n 82d. 0 rms. and bath, 8
bsdrs. vac Mooney, - N. both Bel. 68ot
only $500. MYERS. osis' Chestnut st.