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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-07
LA coM1T1vA EN- BARRANeU1rAs

A las doce del dia la comitiva lego
a Barcanquitas, cuna de Mufioz Rivera.
donde al igual que en- Comerio no Sc de-
tuvo entonces.
Por la tarde al regreso de Barros, Sc
VERTIGO la vista la tumba de Mufioz
Rivera. FL sefior Huyke expreso al Co.
Eernador Ell deseo de que visitara di-
cho lugar Mr.. Reilly asi 10 hizo, depo-
s.tando dos bouquets de flores sobra
la lapida mortuoria. En- breves frases,
ell Gobernador expreso la satisfaction
cue aquel acto lie producia. El orador
dijo mas menos: ''Me es grato hacer
este hc4nenaje junto la tumba del pa
tr4ota, que va descansa en- la eternidai
Enc este un hombre muy grande para
pertenecer a partido politico a'guno. Ell
fue primeramente un gran americana Y
despu6s fu6 partidarista. Alcanzo un
alto puesto en- la memoria de su pueblo
y ojala que su recuerdo Sc tenga prese1
te por siempre.''
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CoMERIo:

Antes de llegar Comerio, un jefe de
policia que en- union de varios guardias
venia en- automovil, en- direction con
traria, Sc detuvo junto al caro- del Co
bernador y cambi6 breves frases con
este.
La comitiva sigui6 su marcha pasando
sin detenerse por Comerio, en- donde no
Sc hizo recibiniento alguno. Mr.. Rely
sa udo al pasar a un crecido nGmero de
despalilladoras de la fabrica de tabaco,
que portando varias banderas america
mas lie dieron vivs la entrada del Co.
bernador en- la poblaci6n.
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Ell CRIMEN DE ANOCHE
EN- PUERTA DE TERRA

Anoche, a las 7, en- el bsrrio de Puer-
ia dc TERRA sc desarrou6 un sangrien-
to suceso entire Simeon Rosado Juan
Rivera (a) Negro, resultando este III
timo cen un balazo en- el pecho, del
cual, segtn informes faculta1ivos. es
probable que muera.
Segtn detalles adquiridas cr ell lu-
gar del hecho supimos que este fu6
debido que Juan Rivera, CT herido,
en- nomentos en- que Simeon Rosado,
Ell agresor, Sc hallabsl hablando con va
rios amigos en- la Gale, dirigiose a el
y lie llamo aparte cen ell prcpGito de
arreglar cisrtos asuntos de insereses
pendientes entire ambos. Rosado aeon
pan6 Rivera, quien al llegar cierta
distancia de- grupo, trat6 de aeredir al
primero, teniendo este entonces que ha-
Ger uso de m revolver que portaba y
hacerle varios disparos, uno de los cua-
les, como decimos antes, fue eI que in
tereso eI pecho de Rivra, con orifcio
de entrada por Ell borde superior del
hemoplato.
Ell herido fu6 curado de primera In
tencion en- Ell cuarto de socorros por ell
practicants Gonzalez.
Ell DR.. Montalvo, medico de dicho
establecimiento, orden6 inmediatamen-
te ell ing1eso del herido en- ell hospital,
informando que su estado era sumam9n
tie grave.
Ell agresor fue arrestado y ocupadole
el arma, que result6 ser un revolver
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BAYAMoN:

A las nueve y media lego la comitiva
Bayam6n.
FL recibimiento fue esplendido. Fren-
te la Acadia, donde Sc hallaba ell Co
bernador, desfilo una gran parada, COM
puesta por los nifios de las escuelas, que
vestiah aleg6ricos trajes; la Guardia Ma
cional las bandas de Beneficencia Y Mu
nicipal. AL mayor lucimiento de Ia pa
rada contribufan las 6rdenes oportunas
dadas por los profesores, quienes no es-
catimaron esfuerzos porque ell acto re-
sultara 10 mas brillante possible.
Innediatamente Ell Gobernador Sc tras
lad6 la Acadia. ALI salud6 las al
toridades municipales lie fueron pre-
sentadas a!gunas damas de Ia sociedad,
que Sc hallaban presentes.
Interpretado por ell sefior de Castro,
el Gobernador dirigi6se desde ell bal
con al plblico, compuesto en- su totali-
dad de repubicanos socialistas.
Mr.. Reilly pronuncio un breve discur
SO. Tuvo frases muy e,ogiosas para el
fenecido doctor Barbosa, hijo de Baya-
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cUMPLIENDo Ell TRATADo DEL
TRIANON

BELGRADE, noviembre 6.-El Con-
sejo de la Corona ha contestado la tlti-
ma nota de la Entente pidiendo la
ejecuci6n del tratado del Trian6n, en-
10 que Sc refiere al desarme complete de
Hungria. Para ell cumplimiento de este
acuerdo Sc nombrara una comision de
Ia Pequena Entente'' presidida por
un yugoeslavo.
La movilizacion htngara continua.
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didad, que le habia interesado la arte-
ria auxilar derecha en- Ia region del
mismo nombre, la que lie produjo una
intensa hemorragia, a consecuencia de
Ia cual sobrevino la muerte.
, Ell juez Diaz Aral1a nos infnrm6 que
habia califcado ell hecho de asesinato
en- Edo. grado, senalandole al presunto
matador $4,000 de fanza.
UNA LEY PARA Ell DESTRoNA-
MIENTo DE LOS HAPsBURGos
BUDAPES, noviembre 6.-La Asam-
blea nacional aprob6 un proyecto de ley
declarando sin derscho alguno los
Hapsburgos para ocupar Ell trono hun
garo.
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Segi1n estaba anunciado, Ell sabado
Sc efectu6 Ell tercer viaje del Goberna
dor la isla. Esta vez Mr.. Reilly y su CO.
mitiva visitaron Barros, la poblaci6n
que Sc encuentra situada en- ell mismo
coraz6n de Puerto Rico.
A las nueve de la manana salieron
de San Juan los excursionistas, entire
los que iban la esposa e hijas de Mr..
Reilly, los miembros del nuevo Gabine
te insular, la prensa, y varios amigos
fntfmos del Gobernador, invitados al
efecto.
Ell 1tinerario fu6 como sigue:
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LIBROS PARA CONTABILIDAD
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1uestras oficinas y departamen-
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Ell coBERNADoR EN- BARRos:


Al mediodia, lego la comitiva Ba-
rrcs. Ell recibimiento que Sc lie hiciera
en- esta pob aci6n fu6 mry enthusiastic.
Como es sabido, Barros es una poblaci6n
emirentemente republicara v todos los
campesinos, nilos de las escuelas y pu-
blico en- general, esperaban a la entra
Ga de la poblaci6n Ia legada del Co.
bernador, fernando flas casi intermina-
bles a uno y otro lado de las GALES, y
agitando en- sus .mancs centenares de
banderas.
Un numeroso grupo de ninitas de las
escuelas, vestidas con trajes a'egoricos,
tCOntinua On la UAg. 6.l
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G. O. r. CUTS DOWN
SOUTHS DELEGATES

n'7ru"ura rom Tnce ~
nr uuuhii'Hu epl0aostiNr must
h4Nr h.Du elected fn rsnrfos tndrI
rho formsS nlaH 5000 r"tca gave two
90 irenioa
Provision also is mndo Boz hr u.n
rrtu f0i thc seating ~ two additional
dei'ratca-at .Hrso ffam rach alut, ..r
ri'd uf tho lHai uroc diuf election hY
90. rruuhllcaue
Th' plan WINS auhmurd b., Us o.
Howell of NobrnHla Cos u Huh o,tu
ufiifrr its iroaeuiallnn un Tine 0nui
NJ 'hr m'otlng rrrrInlmtod % hitter
frhi ht momhvrs fsoia the atsitoa az.
fccfrd lhc principal driv, upon tho
chnnr, WAS hN honn Lincoln johnson
@ n'Ern memhot 'rom GeorgiH Hnd n
D. Kpmne OF Arsansa. rhr report
howovcr was approved hy vote of
o. to
A. outlined %, Nh llowrl TcHnrs
see N no longer considered Part of
'h rulM souih nnd BIS given u m.
ctcnssd representation of tvn dpr..
gatcs as the result OF thc llat election.
when th, siutc wna rlrrcd hs fhc rc.
publican national tcNot and rrpuh
iicau governor and flYr ef the ton
cougrcrfmcu wore rl,,itd
rhp southern states u was anpnuuo
oA aro affected les f1iioNH under tbr
new plan
Nrnnsas increased Fl0rda bog
crcnsrd trWEH todurod loula
ana Reduced Is Mississippi reduced
South Carolina reduced reNaH fr
duccd Vnpna nnonrod Vho
representation CO.. Nmh cnr0inH mt'
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tna ny Oh thr rruh thni unfirl thr
..ore ffot. Bon four rrre and wAn b.
battle 90 o. rh, .Wudder Drove
sicln, nom th, hne rf ths uhrd inning
80 found th0 eoine tNorhc, laauN
ilocnus who relieved him.
Srrrs ,s inninrs
beaumont 500 700 lNl iu
Wlchsa raie 0,a on nno
flftc.ics Nt.no ia'nbus ana AirH-
andcr Euri-ar ari kitchsns
summary Two ulsr hrp nrnAEeio,
AlrNsea"r CLARK milcr hurst Mp
',"f-ou three hla, NJ Alvsande-
horn, run CLARK mcrifico hits. uroes
3. Rippotcn poyic Mcponuld Flow
nan stanshury rcmagsiO Wolcn
bases ucmlGElo StnnsburA john
stoa doahir uaY Kitchen Oh Morks.
h4s. an hans Bowman ? Mcinc =.
ne.bun aiuck nut knNman So.
rohe. rrings pitched hy Mc.nc
rfn. hltt ru' pcmagEin 9.
~tsnshpty Johnston. Smith g AlcNnn-
doe pursi 3 jatohus Rcscher Roth
fuss Cnrk kitchens orrors Roth
fuss Mcdonald
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Baptists Plan
B. Y.P.U. Work

rho naptiain ~ Colpua Cuhn tH.o-
citation. which iH oomposoa uf surr,f.
iim wrn kirncff nnsJ. punu Hu1
patia nf Jim iiueg aud lluolH rmin .
tirH. nre planning SEQ du mHch sunday
school and o. i.r v work during hts
summer
sum' tno ago ihr rnhiiH fsif that
lh,f churchcH shoHld utnFfhon th~n
SUNDAY school Organization cnli e
more of uHri prop zoo th Nurh lnd
OaiHa tht standards uf nnnF HehnYl.
uHnf rhu,rhrH hav, uo o.. ~. r pod
uthriH Hrc iuHt horinmnn thi pfF'ni
entiuu with dralt, foi tnr mpuNr
mont of tho4o two tifHuuH. ihe
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Ilutafa ar.ra ihflp state uscrtfary fof
Be- nnn Nhu would apond the summer
Hmnnf ih,m durlpr this week The re-
pnDu wuH granted SUNDAY mofning
81 o. ubth. sfsduaic ~ baylor Uni
,aunt ana pft goar 4 student 81 m"
fnuihutlf pHpiiHt Theological semi
naf ~ For Wsih, arrived IN th'
,tr Air nnVid mas rtprcsred q"
afro a. ,n ,land constantly and W %
many rhuf,hna o. b. can reach.
The worn van he tNofrld. For IN"
So g. a. hr sin hold c1urnos rher"
th, mannn niu bc taught unions VIZ
b.. oitlni1cd. standAfiH 81 many rails
go aul thc memhrfa hip ~ many en-
mtp.d u ih. SUNDAY school work he
uiil iabnH religious course wh"f" v ~
.ihl, si 40, Sunday srhsoia ana ~
uIarf pmftH organize nshppl'.
ICE coLp MELONS
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WEATHER REPORT

For East ToxlH ThursdHt partly
cloudy scnffrrl showers FRIDAY
uertls cloudy
inr W,s TsNur rhurNda' aud
psi 'ts pnwif cloudy
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ICE coLp MELONS
..if ui nn Auuft Gls NeHquiie.
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Deaths

of 4aHdI 5o?s and souS M HSs SS Hsc Esq
9sSa t 2cSs SS'S"' FF' ri psI'4: R:
tX RAXTEf H Wiz. Of N2"no[ B au. !oTS f. &" 9s
TsryeSs on ThSrsSaay al n NJ at s.,
Ss 'ssys yor H"SS "fESs
noon (duyisht.aNvins ttme'.
ss9 " d @ f;f9es "Efa adf sssy S fey
road and Yeadon ave" Yeadon. Delaware
bGSatd bsssd Tsn S FSfS''pD Daby M In
Holy Cross Gem.
.CAIN.-.Juno 30. EDWARD A.. husband
ar are H INVITA- Ts N"" to att1Td funSra TS%Ts $40
M GH THS1"e' YGs % S"uSM1,rTr Msrrc Mrs 'amss
menn's church 10 A, NJ Int, St Charles
Gem, OakvIew.
CLARK.--June 10, 1921, j, ALFRED. hus-
i, and III; late Elizabeth C. Clark, RsIs,
ne 1srSi' %"T Tsnrs" $50 <, NJ from h,s ais rfsi
denSs .ose GSshSrne st solsW9 bprs5 rSFui%m n
x, N. Int. Holy sepulchre Gem,
pSF5 ff"%Nl r., IN 6!s 24iS | "asT, Due notice
PIX hHs jano Hs5 20 M fiS'T;d %do& s'sf
Wligm CoHM,m AGED gs ,o.rs h1!Htiyesw wa s5d
srfGd; F. M are rom %'Sa %sns2 70 % 'Hsb r. Broad st
Int. CheNra Bikuc Chn.!n Crr".
cox in June u, 1927, WILLIAM r., hus.
bind Of Katie 4. CrX tHae Grevnl. Relatives
and friends also Cassla Lodge. No. 273, +
Il. A. NJ. 81. A6an rommandery No. ~,
Ghurch OF the Redeemer; .Bryn Mawr, Wed.
nssday. at T. NJ. Friends may call at
residence. lO8 County Line road Tuesday,
after ?. NJ.
CUMMINGS. On June 90, RAYMoN Mac.
NELLIE, son Of George " and Anna MARY
I'umminss aged 25 yehrs Relatives and
friends, also Herbert Warriner Post, No, ~,
American Legion, C'mpany y, l03d En-
gin era. md sYr>i IS COMPANY T., Sl0th
III. 40, 2j?, .. !. y. NJ, invited to funeral,
WI, . T. NJ, residence lO33 RItner i. IN,
Arlington Gem, Friends may csll Thurs
cvc
DICKINSON. On June ls, 1921 JOHN J.
heth pickinson. Relatives and friends. also
M Molachy's Holy Name society; the Brother
VrnTy HcnehcisI Association, employees OF
Atlantic Refining Co., invited TO funeral, on
THURSDAY at s:3O A. NJ, from late resi-
dance, 2ii2 s. Dorrancc q Solemn requiem
mass at 81 M"lHSas' .n,s,crH GmgrGH at 10 A. NJ
piXON. oiled in Pueblo food, June 3,
| 1921 JAMES NJ. husband OF Helen Don
nelly Dixon and son OF the late James ana
| Nina Putnam Dixon, q New fort ~,
poYLE.-TJune 10, 1921. Rey. MICHAEL.
NJ DOYLE, assistant rector OF the Church
! OF the Annunoiation. 10th and Dickinson sts'
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DEATHS

EfsSS: sSS. srs R' nsid az 70 attend assS .s4 Ra
aunt Mrs. Margaret M XppiebY, 81 SH' ssss y ion
str t I1t priyate' zN,s0orthwo9d' Friends may
Ns!sr' N!'ss!&!s. sSNs7 Ss'iRsialbfs !sf s"pf z:
;s5ylcss Saiarssh oean, esm Sf'1 al ?. NJ Int.
Major WEIR RrcaE r"niSi FaheTS SS =" asrv!ces ices
SShrist Church. on Thursday morning. June
re R9usE;EJpns %, s4BRA q. ROUSE: be:
%sa, ss:so % FROM Ssr "'Seo ia!s residences; s
n Sf% June %%y a. fs ias Tsi' Sys
enoa S soSsDd ssB sS4ns % s"sfT SnsT
"% s. G:siSfSdn9o e TsIss sry s'
GSgsS soh 3n, at IT, the Frisnas HSe19s
AL Msaa9sSfey syGp"s MoSS y 2'Ick
r %a"sssi Sss .ss E s:sss%$.
s as sfy'H & local sFohS mc st. mt siaTn pT
Gsr d'PsSsT S. e and &:T 6 sSSs
ssVe' E r's sodsS of % ,ss s' ch%cS sa u H'a he
TgS yfa N.Y. late to Residence TTHs soIi l.
18th at. Solemn mass Of requiem at Church
OF the Epiphany 10 A. NJ. Int. Holy Cross
sTEcKhAGR. June 90, HARRY. son Of
the late Vincent and Annie Stncklair aged
tend funeral. Thurs:' $40 4. NJ SSi Darby
Parry r. HFh Of roqgem e
A. NJ. Int Old Cathedral Gem,
ST. on Jans hSg % Ts'fs2fo fs2 sfa y
friends are invited TO the service. on Thurs
BAR fSsno2? bSF lsC g GhssnS st. The 1s pr
yste. Friends may cali "Wednesday even.
ing e lsiG Chestnut inns s' nj. o.,,o,oo
SToyFk M 4 dsTSs ESR'," p y Gsa4sS sa5
."s t2fYS' n ,"s; 5;,Ss'; 5aSS 1921 JOHN
Katherine suiiiySn Services on !" Thursdsy
Balr Bldg, 1920 Chestnut st. Interment
sIIPPLEE. June 90. 1921. WILLIAM II.
TSa1s NJ sed a, r. late FqesTs 'TySS; F4SS
and Jackson sts.. Media. Pa. Int. Arlins'
asd 7 and frcnGI rGR cS Thur,
3 t. & r, NJ, son-in.aws rcsld"nce. Waitsr
fssSv,1riaT SSG% Cem rcrt Robson pr sn ri ri
TLM9THY Jgne Is lS2l PATTIcIK ,,cI,
ytsd TO funeral; Thurs $50 4, y res, resi-
| dance OF his sister Mrs. Reynolds. 2O2'
Montrose st. Solemn high masg OF requiem
at St. Charles Church 10 A. VI. Int. Hol,
WECKERLY, = Suddenly. June 20. 1921
erly, Relstyes and friends. also Ferguson
Post. No. 383 American Legion. and all 80
| cieties OF which he was a member. invited e
funeral services. Thurs. = r. NJ. at lat,
non Gem Rsmains may BE-, y!s%sq We'd; eye
LEIN, (nee Kuerleber!, wife ct Andrew L
notice Of funeral win he given.
| WILLIAMS. - suddenly. at Haserstown
Md. June lS. WILLIAM H.. husband OF
Anna wiliI,ssms, aged 20. funeral services
2o33 Franktord ave In Cholcg HIS Gem
Third Ant-Air Graft Machine-Gun Battalion
| is invited.
Alice, GREEN. wife ~ ,Adam NJ, Wilson
Az ?. ~. at her late residence. Intermen
WILSON uddenly. June 20. GEORGE
V. husband Of Tilli" A; Wilson. Relative
sorvlces Fri. P, NJ. at his late residence
dOi2 y. 9Th st. Int private. Friends ma
cali Thurs. eve.
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LOST AND FOUND

CERTIFlCATE-Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has made application for
the renewal OF certificate No. A 70l SH4 for
10 shares OF stock OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. issued TO Carl A. Kaiser
and dated the 9Th OF May. 1872 the same
4 Co. Now rll.Phllndelphia.
CERTIT1CATE-Notic is her"hy g!ven that
tho removal of certificate No. \ 7GlSG3 for
10 shares Of stock Of the pennsyi,vani9 RnIl,
road CO.. Isaued to Philip G. Reed. and dated
the 18th Of MAY 1921 the same having hecn
lost or dos cd Milton Heim & Co, New
YOrk-Phio derhiR.
DOG-Iost. vicinity OF oath and Lancaster
ave. q shaggy haired. light brown. male
dog. Cross between Scotch and IRISH terrier
name Rag: reward. Call Market 1929 be-
for" =. NJ. Mr.. Powers
WATIET-l.ost p black wallet containing
small amount OF money and valuable
rnn"rs; reward II returned; $3.50 Spruce st.
WATCH--I.ost. ! silver wrist watch. marked
z. e y. l. +. H.: Keepsake, reward
q. F. Miehling. 39S Chestnut st.
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MRS. kNN: iIl =. 10Th st. Spruce 34Ol
roa.;I.us ."nrrd, PrcmstNnr ant
CnihOlIc COohs ChdmhyrmRIds coup,rS
waitress, hutlrrs. h9us"w ork str.s etc.
GIRLS-Thrra English girls want pos tIuus
together. tn : glst, Spruc" 1927.
MRS HARVEY 1917 Rtttrnhouse square -
Reliable help supplied and wanted
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COUNTRY BOARDING

FARM BOARDING
boa riding on farm rduipped for same: city
ronvonienCes IN country. deal for rest and
recreation.
MApLE WOOD FARM,
EpHRATA Pa
YOUNG COUPLE. 3 children. oldest = Years
Of age, want farm or country board. An
swcr fully. giving best terms, VI 1873, Ledger
Dcfr".
DELIGHTFUL old farm on Upper Delaware
in lovpicat section Of Bucks Co. mansion.
shade excellent table accessible. ". W
chandler. RrOwnsourE p. o
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

fSSys FSTATE OF WILLIAM p. J. SCHEN-
49, KEEL. dccenscd--Ietters tostamentary
on the above estate having been granted to
the under signed all perfons INDEBTED to the
said estate ore requested to make payment
without delay, to ~ -
HELEN SCHENKEL.
Or T. her attorneys.
WItI.NIANNS & FOODY.
1922 stephen .Girard Bldg,
eSyo ESTATE or FREDERICK EICK. DE
ceased - Letters testamen'Rrv upon
the estate Of Frederick Eick. deceased hav.
!nR hc:n granted to FIDELITY TRUST COM.
PANY and Clarence l., Mitchell. all persons
indebted to thl said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims
against the same 10 present them withOu:
delay, At the office of the said COMPANY.
Nos. 3@5-33l Chestnut ct. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM +. GEST.
President.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEG'R YOUNG Italian. q Years
with California ACCnf". 49, ~ , ei''nn;
can drIv" any KIND = car. ra~ er'nc"-
does no; drink. Address \. : - $ ID
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

BOARDING
Observation-Disclosures

OAK LANE-Melrose Manor. opposite oak
York rd and city Line; accommodation for
20 guests: exceptional homo table: rms. with
and without hath. high location: beautifully
shade lawn, with acres, porchss and arg
sun parlor: tennis: Enrage privileges; on.
trance for automobiles on CIT" Line, refer
once required. Phone oak Lane 1920
EDGEMERE. GlO5 York r, ad-Rooms with
board; large lawn, shade, vegeta Bile gar.
ion. Phone OAK Lano lb3l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

LAtNDRESS, colored, experienced. to go 10
seashore for summer; muRt have reference
illl Walnut st. Preston +235
STENOGRAPHERS, experienced. commercial
engineering diCtHtIon; permanent and
temporary positions; central and North PhIla
4. q. !. EmplO"m"r' D"pt.. - y. ed st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

IOJ'Si COUPLE with G-yoar-Old ChUi de
sire norpnmodatipnE for summer on farm
vh"r" n other boIrders ATE taken. VI 2l6
LEDGE O:Ace,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
PERSONALS

OYER & sHAFER, I020-8I Rae ST.. have
ws.Srqd Sf nsT ff 3 S'n made DC MGrr a n
4. ~ Tuesday. June 2l. 1921. az Room 72s.
10ll Chestnut at. Creditors, II any will
present claims on or before that date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALl

COOK and rhamhermaid wish positions to-
gethrr fu~ SIMMER. scashOre or mountains.
Apply prescn' pos. ton, AO5i Spruce st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
General

WOMEN wanted to learn nursing; demand
greater than supply; good pay; learn at
home In spare time; earn while learning; en-
tire tuitl-n can be earned III few weeks
special off>r. Including free nurses equip.
mant. Wr'to fer FOIL particulars Chicago
School of Nurainz, Dept. O. l2l s. Ashla nd
Blvd. Chicago III,
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HOSIER Z

HOSIERY
EXPERIENCED MEMBERS WANTED
ALSO LEARNERS TAKEN
APPLY
WALLACE WILSON HOSIERY co.
ORCHARD BELOW UNITY ST. FKFD.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BUTTON SEWERS-Expcrence hand but
ton sewers on mems coats. Apply Drcy
fous Lang. Broad and Wallace SITS. Mul
ford Rdg