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New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
In the World of Shipping

In the declaration of Representative
Good, chairman of the House Commit
tee on Appropriations, that the Ship
ping Boards vessels should be sold on
basis of Sl00 ton, if necessary, ship
ping men see some indication of relief
from the chaotic conditions now pre-
vailing in the marine field. Whether a
subsidy will be required or not, they
hold, the chief necessity is to enable
American shipping to compete with
the merchant marine of other nations.
and the first step in this direction ia
regarded as the sale of the governments
tonnage at prices that will enable COM
petition.
AS matters stand, relief is most ur-
gently needed. Ships without cargoes
and shipyards without orders are the
dominant features of the situation, and
even the most optimistic forecasters do
not look Tor materially improved con-
ditlons before late spring or early sum-
mer at the earliest. Decentralization in
freight rates continues and the scram-
Die tor cargoes has reached such point
thst one shipper within the last week,
having been quoted low rate by one
re, within half an hour received an
offer from another line of just half the
rrst figure. The lower bidder was an
operator Of government tonnage and
the loss involved in carrying the goods
would fall on the Shipping Board.
Losses Not New to Board
Pocketing losses on the operation of
It's SHIPS has become a familiar seusa-
tlon TO the board, but that orEaniza-
tlon no longer has the facility for alb
sorbing deficits that it formerly pos
sessed. When the House Committee
on Appropriations cut the request for
Sl47 100000 from the Emergency Fleet
Corporation down to nothing it applied
a most effective brake to the Ship
ping Boards plan of operations. Un-
fortunately, however. not only the
board but private shipping enterprise
and all it's allied interests will feel the
effects.
When it is considered that there are
stlil many claims growing out of work
done Tor the government during the
war unsettled, to say nothing Of those
applying to shipbuilding and other
work for the boards account since the
war. 1t can hardly be an exaggeration
to say that the total Of unsettled bills
growing out OF the governments ex-
pertinent IN the shipping business will
run into hundreds Of millions of dol
lars.
1t is upon the shipbuilding Industry
that the blow falls hardest and it falls
at time when new orders for private
account are SO rare that one shipyard
counted itself fortunate last week to
secure contracts for the construction
OF a couple of car floats In contrast
with the alleged conditions portra ed
I the recent hearings Of a Congress
slonal investigation committee the ac-
tuai situation in the American ship
nuiidlng industry is a very different
matter. While the shipyards have
broken records in the amount of Wort,
done IN the past few years, the bulk
Of 1t has been for the government. To
build the ships the yards have had to
pay for the materials as they received
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03

them and to meet their payrolls as
they fell due. To meet these conditions
profits on earlier work bought and pajd
Tor by the government have had TO be
paid out again for work and materials
and the Emergency Fleet Corporation
without funds to reimburse its credi-
tors is in a better position than the
creditors who cannot tell when they
will be paid.
Shipbuildinx Hardest Hit
Shlpbuiiding on an appreciable scale
is new American industry and one
that has given employment to hun
dreds OF thousands of workers and an
outlet TOT production to many branches
OF manufacture. That it has received
serious setback is matter of con.
Germ not only to the shipbuilders. but
to the whole nation.
IN the light Of recent developments
It Is interesting to recall that in the
annual report Of the Shipping Board
published within the past few weeks
IT was stated that through the opera.
tion OF vessels and the sale of houses
ens, .ne 0oaro ooa mad made a net profit of
s.ol,ooV,oOu. When other items, such
as oepreclatlon and insurance. were
sa saken into account. however, the net
result was loss of s513,000,o0O from
the organization Of the board un to
June 80, 1920. W
Ship Operation Costly
That they are unable to do so at the
present level of freights only empha-
sizes the gravity of the losses which
the Shipping Board must have sus.
tanned since the close of the period
covered by its accounting. The hoard
has stated that about two bundreJ JAo ~ =
ITS vessels have been laid up. but if
ehls ls the full number taken out of
service there are still hundreds of
others IN operation at an aggregate Of
loss that must be staggering.
what the actual financial status of
the beard IS. even that body itself an
parenDy does not know. Thanks to
sas, sne :! iack & OF system prevailing in the
Corporation the accounts arc in such
tangled state that several thousand
persons have been put at work in an
attempt TO bring order out of the
financial chaos.
An "intelligiblc report" on the oDer-
ations of the Shipping Board has beer.
caiied Tor by Congress in resolution
introduced by Senator Edge. The
american people. Mr.. Edge has pointed
out. nave an investment of about
$4,000 100000 in the merchant marine
which at the current rates represents
an annual interest charge of almost
s1oo,ooo0,Ooo, or more than $4,000
day. No one, he says, apparently
Knows whether there has been a profit
or loss, and it is time that an accu-
rate accounting should be made. To
ppeerform the task called for the present
Shipping Board must unravel the tam
gle, left by its predecessors, and the
task is no light one.
With conditions in the chaotic state
now prevailing shipping men are
g1ratiiled to learn from Presidents elect
Hardlngs own statement that he re-
CARDS the merchant marine problem a
important as any issue now before the
country, and they look to the new
Ncmlnlstration to replace the destruc-
tive work Of the retiring one with con.
structive and effective policies.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

-
C0PENHAGEN. Dec 24-S s Pels+aaA
StFlTA NECCHlA. Dec s4-SS-S1en
coLoMBo Dec ..-s Msaess,er
LIVERPOOL. Dec es-s $ peleus fRr,
Pert Said S~s
LlvERPooL. Dec sc-s Boy!e tBr,.
from Manchester.
BRISTOL Dec sl-s Lake Fronnss
GREENOCk. Jan is Hairaou -ffsry .
sANONA. Dec 24--S S Royal (NorT.
Arrivals from New York
CALCUTTA, Dec e7-s S city d, SrsS,.
tBrl.
NEwcAsrLE. Dec as Lorain...s
NARACHI. Dec as rrarord Han
(Brl ~ 't~-s
LARBADOs, Dec 2s-s S Arm. (Scr3.
GOTHENBCRG, Dec 2s-S SIS Ha,tio
lSwedl.
HAMBURG. Dec 27-s Bsssspse.a
RIO cRANpE, Dec 2s-s s Eastern
Shore. Newport News
RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec 3e--S SeNcasare
ALpELAIpw. Dec ais Port ,vtsl..
NAPLES, Dec es-s LycouinxS
BATAVIA. Dec 30--S Karincoen snosN.
Piraeus. ~ 'oS
M, MANILA. Dec sO-s Slavic Pglac.
LONDON. Jan is Canadian Nsv,.
DgBLiN. Dec sos S pou,.a.
GENOA. Dec 24--S San Genna,o iftN.
hlLbAo' Dec SIS Mary (Fr).
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
REPORTS by Wireless
From the Z. S. Naval Commu,
nicatiOn Station
Distance Is riv.n ~ ,,,,..

dstsa nis.saee Is given m miles. Reports ar.
Dousksr,y o. mem ua!sss ss otherwso sPsenss
4 Bedford 30 S Hatteras Jan /.
-Abangarez 200 Kingston Dec al
A9ercos 20ll W Columbia River p.,
Aswidaie $50 Sc Ambrose Dec 81,
Agwilnars $50 Sc Sabine Pass Dee Al
AgwimSon s:,. l2s wsW Key west Dec 81. 81.
Algonquin 255l w San Francisco Pm
AlI@suzsh - :; sa7 EsD Cape Henry p.,
Ailentown Ansnto5 IS n Hatteras Jan I.
Ardnlore $50 NV Colon Dec 81,
srsoH arfo i7o - s2r , american Shoals Dec 81.
AArHnsso1 Artnss ;ss NE Ne BY Cape Henry Jan 2.
su'r'on Astanti5, sS' 1850 sW B5ixhanl Pm Jan l.
Baldhili "a e Lobos Island Jan
BBaKersfsld BaHsas 4o6 Sc Acapulco Dec 50.
Bayway 20 Jupiter Dec a.
Bear Port 1858 w Columbia River PM
Bethnor 40 f Cape Henry Dec a.
Bonnie Brook 60 from Overfails Jan /
Brandon pa Cross Rip LV Jan 2
Brindella 100 Sc CHARLESTON Dec -
Brooklne 720 w Cape Mala Jan /.
Buckhannon III sW Hatteras Dec 3s
Buford lat 81 IS lon "A 4s Dec 81.
Burnwell AS Z I-o bos Island Dec 30
= = = Janield 25 from Jupiter Dec a.
Caloria 23 Hatteras Dec 81
Cananova $50 5 Ambrose Jan l.
Sanibas LAT 32 3o Ion AZ 81 Jaa l.
Cantleny 100 E Fire Island Jan 2.
Gardiun1 $50 Sc Port Arthur Dec 30.
Carriilo SIS S Ambrose Dec 81.
Caracas 7S5 Ambrose Jan |.
Casper 400 E Cape May Jan .
Cecil County l2o E Tamrico Jan /
SChar!otte PSI Ne Cape Henry Jan l.
Chas Braley 252 Sabine Pass Dec 80.
Chepadoa 1883 from Brisbane pm Dec 20.
Chestnut Hill 81 E Sand Key Dec 80
Chinampa As w Sand Key Dec 81.
Chipchung 533 W Balboa Jan l.
City OF Alma $50 NV Pernamhrco Dec 20.
City Of Atlanta 81 Hatteras Dec So
City of Columbus W Cay Head Jan >.
City OF Everett I6l Ambrose Jan l.
City OF Mortgo g. n Hatteras Dec 81
eity Of Rome $50 sw Gay Head Jan ?.
Guy Of ST Louis l4s Ambrose Jan 2.
Clement Smith So S Hatteras Dec 80.
CliTwood off carys Fort Jan !.
Coastwise IS NNE Winter Quarter Jan 2.
coIa6rooE h b 0Se l.5s7 .; Cape Henry Dec .s.
Cornelia 2S4 Savannah Dec 81
Cotopaxi s5 sw South Pass Dec 80.
Cowboy S Cape Cod Jan ..
Crabtree 10 Fenwick Jan !.
Creole ss N Hatteras Jan g
Cristobai n Alligator Dec 81.
Crofton Hall 1,l5s Sc Ambrose Dec 80.
Cuba 81 from Havana Dec 81.
Currier 2Sb Sabine Bar Dec 81
Cushnet lat 26 AZ Ion So 0e Jan /
Dannedaike 400 Port Lobos Dec al
Danville la Sc American Shoals Dec 81.
Darden 268 SSW Sand Key Dec so
Oartford 70 S Ambrose Jan .
Jan .
De Soto 12 N Jupiter Jan l.
Deer Lodge 90 Midway Islands PM
Dec 81.
Delanson lat 80 40 lon 27 25 Dec IS.
Oelhna 1s5 z by ST Thomas Jan !.
Delisle 40 from San Pedro PM Dec 81.
D~pere ESQ SW Balboa Jan /.
Derouche 22o w Tortugas Dec 81
Donald Mckay $50 s Ambrose Dec 81.
Duquesne LOTT f Honolulu = PM Dec 30.
Eastern Dawn 81 NE Cape Henry Dec 40
Eastern Guide 1902 w san Francisco 8
PM Dec 30.
Eastern Mariner 90 W St Thon,a, Dec "a
Eastern Temple 155 Colon Jan l.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
10 Enlarge Red Star Fleet

ne port Of Antwerp is going ahead
.,:ssso1s.y IN developing It's shipping
- ',,..ss, according 10 ?. V. c. Mitch
-. european manager for the Red
80 Laae, With headquarters in Ant
xp, ,Tno II here for conferences with
=. ,ssss's,s G. the international Nercar-
H. H. ssari4e Company, which owns the
h'as me, in addition 70 increasing
sas'isties for handling emiyrant
- sc IN Antwerp, is enlarginy its feet
-. k~<ssnger carriers. A $4,000 ton
sss@sssalp' sae Belgenland. is 10 be re-
s.'5oneG -. az erst, second and third
~ carrier. Three ether ships that
~ " ADDED to the feet are the Goth
s.s.' nov operated In the Danzix-
i,x tof< trade: the samiand, now be-
u. saatted a. Antwerp, and the
~ recondltioning Of Rotts rdam.
sss, s"'ss are Tor third class passengers
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

aurora. EaYti. .......lo:oo AN 200 Pm
zen II r Hodges. 90 NJ 400 pm
PARMA, ST Thomas Is.no "
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
Ortnoco 100 Z Ambrose Jan 2.

9Fi5sSa 9Fn9Sa 1s' E A1gss9s Agsrose nss Jan 3,
asS as Is Z sW - aa Hasssr. = - 9ss 5ss q
padsnay 42i S Scotland Lv Dec So
panuco 173 Ambrose Jan /
5au! pau! Fl Harwood lss SW Galveston Dec so
tpa-.spoEo -uO SSW Galveston Dec 80.
PPennant PennaTlvi.1. - ssw ss Ga-yezton Ja1 !.
bsrsisaVs sw ~ sriysntSs { lama:S9 Baay 5aa Jan .
Point Adams i i1s '' W Bsibo4 al . an PM Dec a.
PRESIDENT Grant Ias 40 os lon Is s s. ia Jan ~
pulaslSi 24o 5 Cape Maisi Dec 30.
esulnnipiac 3g3 L Bermuda Jan !,
Radiant SO y ST Augustine bee ii.
RRamspo : nlsn lst 4 C5 ION s. IS An Jan /.
Rijndsm 100 f Ambrose Dec 50.
g. SS9sarian ss.r an 80 san Pedro PM Dec So
Sa-,Ha l,4S2 " san PEDRO PM Dec 81.
Hunt llS Hatteras Jan 3
San Juan $50 Sc Ambrose Jan /
9aRea ga 5,avla 5lS San Francisco Pm
Santa Rita sa7 sw South Pass Zee a.
Scaht!c LAT IS SIS Ion SO II Dec IS
sschoodic st7 \ st Thomas Jan !.
SSsyerance lo5 jupiter Dec 81
shsna3Soab hsnn9S6 $4o 9,s sesttand Ly ian
sherman E Hatteras Dec 81
Siletz 81 by F. Hatteras Jan T.
SSiiiiverorook 81 Us Ovsrfals IV Jan .
SSeortehavet lso Balboa A PM Dec 80.
Socony 10 e TampIco Jan |
SStandard sos w Sand Key Dec 81.
0'fsoagq Dea ga Arrow 1875 5 San Francisco s PM
Stan, stanley 95s from honolulu PM Dec so.
S',o- Svse! ranger ~ NV Balboa Dec 81.
Sun e Jupiter Dec ST.
sunou 200 sW Hatteras Dec 80
Si+ +sr~r, \,
Hyrvan Arrow l,-7s w San Francisco 8 PM
T Talbot i4o $ Balboa PM Jan l.
Iekoa $50 ESE Ambrose Jan /.
Texan 200 Sc Ambrose Jan .
ThqFIand casrle 40 from Fernandsua
TToJpLa 2s7 Galveston Dec so.
Trinountain II Hatteras Dec 81.
Tripp TIL, J.. l.s's - E Bermuda Dec 81.
CcayaN ESQ S Balboa Jan l.
Ia - 47s5 W s. San % F4and,co Jan i
ventura t,ls4 sw san Francisco PM
vesta $50 Scotland Lv Jan
W 3 keene 50 5 Cape Charles Dec 40
" " N Irish 50 y Hatteras Dec ST.
" alter Mqnson i97 5 Scotland Lv Jan /.
Waterbury 335 z Bermuda PM Jan I.
Watertown IA S Ambrose Dec 81
West Apaum 502 n Panama Jan l.
Dec go -
West Canon 6o4 e Cape Henry s PM JAM.
West Caruth lat II 10 lon 81 SO Pm
West Cavanal 4o6 E Ambrose Janr.
West Eldara 655 " San Pedro 8 PM Dec 40
West Herbrie pd Hatteras Dec ST.
vest HolbrooA 24Sl SW San Pedro PM
Dec 81.
West Inskip 12o from Boston Light Dec 80.
Vest lrmo lat 33 56 lon As SO Jan
Vest Jappa 2,7s9 w Flattery PM Dec 80
Vest Aedron 40 S San Francisco Pm
West Modus 81 EsE Ambrose Jan .
West Segovia 634 e Ambrose Jan
West TogGs 627 n Colon Jan
w Western Light 22 Galveston Dec 81.
Western Plains 3s5 Z Boston Jan 2
Western Pride $40 E aatteras Dec 81
Westooro $50 Cape Henry Jan l.
Wlco iS SW Cape Fear Dec 81.
WIlhe.m!na 1898 w san Francisco Pm
Wilifsro 153 Ambrose Jan !
Wlndi9s Gulf 730 Il Bermuda Jan /
W m II Burton 42o NV Tortugas Jan
I'm G Warden i5 SW South Pass Dec 20
Dec 81
Wnyah 1.l42 Nantucket Jan |.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
'a'e Spanish Naval Plant
10 Make Railroad Materials

e.s.IsAo. Spain, Jan. 2.~-The Naval
sfss.s s,s, 2es'on Company has decided 70
ss,<sssn ss,<.sssn It's plaats indefinitely into
- ~ nnsterisis. The step wag said 70
:, Been taken in congennence OF u
Nv "a Eas snspb0lidinZ trads, which
- ssFagdsd ~ nnDroatabls. Only
~. aaek viii be retained TOR re-
tN Tsssels after the present ship
~ sontSsets have bsen eomplsted.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
TRANsPACIF1C MAILS

6. ! .ln
TRANSPACIF1C MAILS
The connectins mails close at the Gem
eral Postofice and City Hall Postoftce
station. New York. at p m. as follows:
hawai- and specially addressed mail for
1apan' Corea and China. via San Fran
CISCO 5 China. January 3.
Japan Coreas and China Especially ad
ooressed only. via San Francisco, s
ecuador, January 3.
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed oniy), via San Francisco, S
Persia Maru. January 3.
hawaii, FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
= nos!Fa!'a, 81 VIA Vancouver and Victoria,
= {, Mariana. January 7.
Hawaii. via san Francisco, Maui lam
uary Z "'''
Japan, Corea,. China. Siberia. French In
o-Chlns, Netherlands East indies fer-
Tspc sumatra) and Philippine Islands.
~ "a eahcouver and Victoria. B c, S
Impress or Russia. January 8.
j pan. Cores. China, Siberia. French IN
oo,tnlna, ceot l, Netherlands East Indies lex
Uep' oumatra( and Philippine Islands.
VIA Seattle. S Taithybius January
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Jan a.-Arrived: strs
BSden go tSwed}, Nsrvik, Mole.ey (Br),
fnllade!phia; Juniata, Jacksonville; Ken
1eounk, Perth Anlboy; Missouri tBrI
Eond on via Boston. Sailed: Troja (Nor)
hepeTyiA; De Folente. Norfolk and New
Note-Baldbutte from Baltimore for 81.
~ Inornas was In collision with bay schooner
on on anna polls SATURDAY night. January /;
c. CRARLESToN. S. G. Jan. c-sailed
G. IA nNEsTON, Tex. Jan. 2.-Arrived:
Strs Mexicano, Tampico Lake Pickaway
vera vera cruz Western Light. New York; Ethel
" " OF tBr), Barry; Heinan Maru (Jap),
6oTc ceauxi CreuiaI (BeD Tanlpico
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan 9'--Arrived
RTE Ss Westhaln bris. Phuadelphia; Apache,
NORFOLK, Jan 1-Arrived: strs Piavs
W. Genoa; Major Wheeler Wiltlingtor
TaI!ada Ts., "a lfinl, New York; Nc Keesport,
;N Ne" lGrss, lainu. (Br), C-istobai; Rude,s.
burg fBrl, New York, Italia (SwedS e
oraltar; Northumberi (B-). New York
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03

Str Hahira, Lobos. Dec 25; TO the coluu,-
BUS Corp, With crude oil. Pier S.
Str Hubert (Br), Santos, Nov IS; Rio de
Janeiro.. 20; Victoria, 22 Bahia, Dec 5.
ceara, 9; Para, is, and Barbados. "a: 10
the Booth ; Co, with 90 passe myers
mails and iadse. Pier 8, Bush Docks,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-03
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day

Mail Vessel
u.., closes. sails.
Doeo a"0, Saoiz. 100 AN 12:00M
e. ~pis p Elfaeus. .....l 200 800 PM
80, = ee'tcH, santos. 100 AM 400 AM
Oo4o"' S1'seoOai' 90 400 Pm
Sail Tomorrow
I5 lsla de Panay, cadiz. $50 AM 12:ooM
10y r.oCnAn oeau Havre.. $3.50 AM 12:0oM
Es,r.ne:lHe' Dom City $50 AM 12:o0M
~, W ,unip4ace, vera Cruz. $3.50 AM 12:o0M
i''''ss' SANTA Marta. $50 AM 1oo0H
Sail Wednesday
Leeds City, Hamburg. 900 AM 1s:ooM
SSFeI!c. Naples 1900 NJ 800 PM
Town .....: .1.:osM 400 Pm
Andrea + Luckea bach,
=. rotterdam. ....-.. l:5oPM 400 PM
: Htnlilton, Bermuda 1:3o AN 400 AN
1osa!4nQ. 81 Johns.... 80 AM 100 AM
1 Eu..a. curacao ....' $50 AN 100 pm
1AoEona' 6aEoAdos' IL 90 II 800 Pm
SAT- Thursday
La Lorraine. Havre... $50 AM ls:ooM
Mayaro' lT'Hldac. 200 AM li:00 AM
Sail Friday
Brasa, Lisbon 1890 AM 800 Pm
nersenslJoEo' bergen 1880 AM 200 PM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01
$1,000 Four-Piece Suites,
Just Half Price at $500

Beautiful Chippcndale Suite.
in mahogany; 6-foot buffet, a.
inch top extension table. As
inch serving table. 54-inch
china closet. magnificent mas
sive suite. Save $500. at $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01
In the Subway Store---
$500 Mems Shirts. at 75c

very decided bargain.
pongee, percale, rep,
Seconds" Sizes ID to
-Gimbels, Subway Store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01

William and Mary Suite,
with 66-inch buffet. closed
serving table, large extension
table, china closet and set or
FIVE side and one arm chair,
ather seats, in American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01
Store Hours, 9 to $3.50

This lst OF February is quite
generally the New Years. OF
stores. The business year ends
with January.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01

Thousands more families each
year take the convenience and
benefit Of monthly Charge
Account at Gimbcls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01
$500 12-Piece Suites.
Just Half Price at $500

Magnificent hand made hand
carved suite OF solid mahog-
any, Chippendale reproduction;
72-inch buffet. Ave drawers.
two cabinets. fitted with hand
made solid mahogany knife
urns. 52-inch china closet.
large closed serving table.
round-top extension table, sct
Of Chippends ribbor-back
chairs, covered in mohalr.
Regular price $500. Salo price
$500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01

Louis Nv design, beauti-
fully figured walnut; 66-inch
buffet, closed serving
table, large china closet. OBJ
long extension table. set OF
five side and ono arm. rib
bon back chairs. leather
covered seats. At $500.
-GimbclS. Sixth floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01

Magnihccn, suite, Queen
Anne period, in mahogany;
oo-inch buffet. 54-inch top
extension table, beautiful
china closet. closed serving
table. set OF five side and
one arm chair, cane panel
backs. leather covered seats.
Worth $425 more, at S425.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07

DAJCE Larchmont. 90 10-'1Ss; $500 cas-
h'hoI bal time. 610 N. Broad. Pop. 1890.
oren Sun. and eve. Stanley Automobile Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07

DhCKAPN Current series: beautiful lob:
HNhN hiN guar. 8lO N Broad Pom 1880
Open Sun. and eve. Stanley Automobiie Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07

INRHffEIRHSIAAb NRRXHfERSAb AND RIVER MAHGNhFATEEs FR9NFAsE
I. l.. Stevenson & Son sSs,st T;,,s pidn hnnd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07
$l6.5OO

A modern sen,i-detached stone dwelling. with
garage IL rooms. baths, electric par
auetTy floors; lot .4ox17O; just a few min
utcs' walk to SedgwiCk Station, Gtn. ave.
unusual values in detached or semi-detached
dwellings, call and inspect them. 8. c.
Tourison. 70lt Poyer St, ON
McCollum st. attractive q
story house, rooms and bath. gas cleo
trcty, hOt-water heat: excellent condition.
Call Germantown 03i4.
LINCOLN DRIVE section; + rooms. 3 baths:
garage: attractive. kuEl"r, 81 S. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES, PERFECTION HOMESl

Take Nos: 3: 4. 8 cars, to Pratt st. walk
Sample House Open Evenings
SMITH & SCIIMIfNK. 7oA W Eric ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07

s0S00-Stone, snngle. S-rm. dwE; f1repIacc.
-Earage priv: large lot. frank. Jenklntown,
Si1OO-6 rooms, all improvements: newly
-napered; white finished. frank, Jenkintown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07
HATA.CyNkyyn


STONE, COLONGAL; excellent condition; nea
trolley; baths priced to sell 1901
WALTER $. SUTHERLAND Bala -Cynwyd
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED Industrial plants, warehouses,
"N>ALI factory sites, office and floor
Enace. 7. LEE PATTON. i0i Lincoln Bldg.
LIST your properties for sale or rent with
w. Sadcr's sons,15 Columbia. Pop. 2i01.
WILL BUY ANY BARGAIN ANYWHERE
WESTNEY, 203 Liberty Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07
STONE HARBOR

LOT 30, Block ~. near Scno0l: chru',; " chnr-
nnel front; lots os IT,; sacrifice. WESTNEY,
203 Liberty building.
LOTS; halt block from the ocean on sIst
st., through 70 S0th; will take $1,000 for
all terms. WESTNEY, 2U3 tiberty Bldg
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
Farm Specialist
hnh LnndiR ave. Nlneland. n. ].

II 10 "A ear :
luxury every week until he has saved $3.50
IL it would insure his absolute Independence
for life. That's exactly what you do when
Landing; a real living for lifetime: best
Of soil. water, roads. transportation, eli
ist. GILBERT & oCALLAGFIAN 7O8 Wal
nut St, Philadelphia.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
13-ROOM STONE HOUSE; . ACRES
city improvements; garage: old shade; fruit;
garden planted; well located and offered at a
low price for prompt sale; photo
PETERS&SON, Cos CHESTNUT ST ,PHIIA
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Observation-Disclosures
LANSDOWN HEIGHTS

.AVE.-Two stucco houssa. 7
!, rooms and bath; hot-water heat electric
ngghta' stationary tubs, cement porches; prices
HONEY, Builder and Owner - - 'N
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COTTAGE. Ocean View; 10 rooms; all mod
crn Convcn!enCes: immediate delivery
Apply to owner, dl2 Ocean ave. Ocean
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INA somervine ave-. q =. & b., mod, $4,000
!336 Ca CqmaG, st. gig. I% GoS E b. quick P9ss
1923 wyoming ave. r.&b.. mod, opp nari;
1853 Louden St. cor, . sty., mod, gar priv
il3i n. Warnock, . sty twin, exc. c0nd., ba
e. WESLEY READ WN2AR W&}NHfH HN2 NRr
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OINIfY

apartments; also several
n-story dwellings; all modern CUnyeniences
OLNEY REALTY. 65l9 " 9th st.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

@21 s. EDGEWOOD ST.-Fiye rooms bath
laundry in basement; garage pryllsfs
modern throughout. Apply 6Oi7 Locust Il
Sherwood 03In
1iS S. CECIL ST. (nCar 5Sth and ChrIstIa,
SITS. ts.)-Furnished throughout: lease sranted
sos. belmont S5as w
5i15 KINGSESSING AVE.-LGrge g-roOn
S5hS w.
5G13 SPRUCE sT.-I.argo apartment; sul
milllner. dentist, etc: S7i. Rel. s55s W
I'll \. O2D Sr.--SiX rooms. bath. modern
Apply 6O4l LOCUST 1T. Sherwood 03Ig