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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15

f. kornfeld, DIM Columbus, Ohio, |
a avut All 0 intrevedcre ca presc- j
dmtcle Harding, in chestia unuii
post diplomatic. Sc crede ca cl
va Fl numit ambassador al State.
Tor Unite la Constantinopol, unde1
a fost Morgenthau. care avni
atateA ncritc.
Canuto Chavez. m bandit, n
fost acnzat de i,lriul mare, cu
sdoua cias,ui mai tarzin decat So
comis crima 81 dupa arestarea sa.,
Sotul sau scapat. Aceasta ac-
tune Npcdc este rcsnltatul deter.
minatiunii Iii Stanton. procure
rul judeteal, de a elimina toatt
mtarZicrilr ce Sc fac intre ares.
tarp 81 pcrtractarea cazul,,i. A.
eeasta e numita de el 'justitie III
"A de oare." El a declarat ca a.
ceasta Sc Va aplica in totdeauna
cand g posibila.
Salt Lake City. Utah. - Jude.
catorul federal Page Morris din
Minnesota Il atlus aici decisnrnea
"a t'iecare mormon care are mai
multe femci. dator sd lie sllpoar.
te pc toata 81 daca s'a adus- iu.
decata fedcrala de dcspartirt
contra lui. El c aici in cazul l,'
John Beck. un milionar de aici
care a murit 81 a lasat dupa el
maj multe femei.
l. s. s.
Raymond Bmdy. nm handi1
condamnat. care a jucat III
mare rol en- ocaZiunca investiea
tici unei crime din partea une.
comisii. lnaintc en- trei ami. va +
rclasat din pcnitenciar in ziua d,
l lulie 1922. El c unul dintrc ce
8 condamnati din Cleveland, car
au foSt rcnomandati Ia agratiare
dc eomisinnea de pardonare dir
Ohio. Tot ceilalti smnt hoti ma
lnsemnati. carl nsa prin purta
rca 81 atitudinea lor dovcdita ii
penitenciar, al dovcdit cd vor f
! bmi cctateni.
Num;lful vagoanclor de povar;
Ia cailc ferate din Stateln Unit,
earl Stau nefolosite prin gari
a fost in ziua de | Octomyrit
i375.370. va sd zica en- 39.3oS ma
!putm ca 81 in zina de 23 Sept
Din acest nnmar, frebne sa amin
tim, 202.950 vsgomp an lipsa d,
reparari.
Londra. = Dclegatii subcomi
tetelor Apnfcrintei care s'a reu
nlt pcntru resolvirea chestiei ir
landeze, all reusit All. dupa o Sc
dnta de ? ciasuri, sd obtina re
snltate positive in ce privestc ar
mlstitiul fntrc fortcle irlandez
81 cngleze. De aeatim inaintc Sc
dln!cle accstci confcrinte sc 20
!inea astfel ea Sc vor forma sub
comitetc. caci s.a dovcdit cd ast
Tel SO poate~ ajnlee la resultat il
ehestia armistiti1llui, ambele co
mandamcntc au primit ordine G,
si Sc lnerezc in conformitate g,
aceste ordini 81 sd prcvina curge
rca snperflua Gle singe.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15

AAt1s ..s...a=.
tic exportat pc pretul de otUU
framci vagonul. adeca trti mi |
Iliartlc franci francezi, recolta
&c trcbuie sa avem in O buna ri,
accasta admirabila productie
|ar' putrezi in mare partc pc loc.
|pentruca locornotivclc d-voastre
n ar Fl aoolo.
Ma satisfacnt Romania inainte
de razboim tutllror angajamente-
lor sale, 'Cnponal rcntclor sale
| n "a fost oarc acoperit cu multe]
lhmi inaintc de cxpirare 81 acest
fapt singur nr oare cea mai
l'h1ma chczasie dc hunnle sale m
ltcntiunis
| Atmci dar. pentru ce accst re-
|pros ca ca nu poate sd satisfaca
obligatiunilor sale cand nu ga
tscste noni imprumnturi 81 nll poa-
dte preltnlgi datoriile sale vechi!
1. Care stat european ar putea a.
aranja All datoriilc sale daca ere
lditorii strain mar prelungi, sail
In ar augmcnta char. inprumntu-
lrilc lor
/ 81 I'M credeti oare ca daca att
lpune Romania pc picior egal cu
lcclelaltc tari d-woastra att con-
Itribui Ia ameliorarea lcului. in
lcare suntcti 81 d-voastra interc-
tsati intocnai ca moi?
/ Probahil yeti -simti 81 d-voastra
lacccasi durerc ca 81 moi cand vom
fl constrinsi sa revocam students
lnostri din Franta 81 ca romanii Sc
lvor abtinea. daca c lipsa: prin
, masuri guvernamcntale. dc q
mai calatori in anil urmatori prir
4 lStralnatate, earl eventual an 4
/; bme pentru sS,natatea Tor, or
. lpentru studii speciaic ori pentrt
binele comunitatii poate sa alum
!; gem la % prohibitinc complccti
a importnlli ceea ce M va
Ifi de pTca mare folos pcntru. CO.
merciantii 81 industriasii DIV. 81
toate accstea pentfu cd avcm alta
, tea grcntati ca sa VA fstcem s;i nj
; ascphati cantl vrcm sa va spnncn
lsitUatia lloaStra. Datoria noastrS
If!otanta trccc. Gu putin pcste III
miliaTd flanci flancezi 81 consoli
, |datia ci pcntru II ori 20 de ami
prccum 81 I'm imprumut de un a
, ldoifea 1niliard,- near putea per
!; ;imite sa facem mari comelzi in
ldustriale 81 sa ne comantlam multi,
Imasini dte Ia indt,striasii DIV. car
q ltocmai asa AM lipsa de bani ca $
tiara lioastra. Acpasta consolidar,
Isl acest imnl'umut Sc va face il
fmod necesar odata: deci. pentl1
zee sd nu sil rcalizezc consolidate;
inainte de ce $ sar perdc avanta
fglile pentru cple aoua natii prinS
aSteptare care strica?
Fronticrile noastre slmt pazite
o fara iltentif ostile, dc admira
|bila 81 puternica armata; ordine
81 e asigurata 81 tara s'a pus pc III
cl'A. Cum sc poate Clar ca lau $
gascste pod intre posibilitatil
d-voastra 81 lipsurile noastrc. $
Intre dorul d-voastra de a fac
!, buna mulfca franceza 81 in accla
timp. buna munca romalleasca
Aristide Blank.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15
DIN FUCA CON)1OlUl

Sc zice "a femeile celc slahr
sunt relc 81 cicalitoare 81 ccle I'M
plmitc an o dispozitie buna. Q +,
IN contestant. dar moi cunoastcln
ma care are un meridional cat
roata carului ar mare care fa.
cut 'F'idel,,s'' din barbatul ci.
=
Cineva, vre-,ln glumet. de blna
seama. de cateva zile sterpeleste
placardele> en- numele procurori
lor de la usa biror,rilor lor de Ia
tribnnalul politiei. Placardcle earl
lipscsc sunt: Seful procuror Os-
ear c. Bell, 81 procurorii Sam Ro>
senb~rg. A. l.. krcisberg. w. l..
Sammon 81 Ed Russick. = Politia
S a pus la panda ST; prinza pc glu-
met. care va Fl dat in iudecata
|pcntru distruoere de proprletatc.
hmc inteles daca va Fl prins.
=
Multc fen1ei ar dori ca barbat!i
Ior Sa fic asa de buni precun
candcsc ca sunt vecinele Tor.
Teama le microbi nu refine y,
indrag gostiti ST sc sarutc, 81 dup;
O viata conjugafa de 40 ami, pc
1rechia m sa sdrutd pcntruca st
tpme de microbi
=
Acci earl in trecut sc laudal
cu sanatatea Tor astaZi in fiecarv
saptamana, Sc supun unei witt
mcdicale pcntru ret i.
|
Dupa ce politia din Louisville
Kentuky poor old Kentuky)
avizat saloncrii I'd au sosit ,;
agenti fcderali. 2icandu-le Lool
ont boys mtrcgul oras Seman,
ca amendamcntul al lS-lea est,
hat in serioS.
| Tn comitct din Youngstown
Ohio, vrca sd inceapa 0 campani
in care sd colccteze 100000 di,
care sa SO aiutc muncitorii FIR;
mcru. - Ce fac cple laltc orase
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15

Tn comitct din Youngstown.
OHIO. vrca sd lnceapa campanie
in care sd colccteze 100000 din
care sa SO a.Iutc muncitorii f;aira
mcru. - Ce fac ccle laltc orase .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15

Acei earl in trccut sc laudau
cu S;inataiea Tor astaZi in fiecarc
saptamanas Sc supun unei wit"
mcdlcale pcntru o ret c i.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-15

,i,iui Joss sh|
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01

became a spy, watching Russian emf
grants in Paris.
Strangely, met this man again
at the home Of Kowalewsky, the FORM
err aid Of Count Witte, when the lat
ter was Finance Minister. When I
expressed surprise at seeing Golowin-
sky there, I received this character
istic reply from Kowalewsky: IT 10
best to have him for friend. He
belongs to the Third Section
"As to the assertion that the Pro-
tocols, irrespective Of their anthem
ITCHY, parallel the facts Of the Rus
sian Revolution that is nonsense. Ev-
erybody in Russia who knew any
thing could have prophesied the COM
ing Of the Revolution. I outlined it,
myself, in my book, Behind the Veil
Of the Russian Court which ! wrote
under the pseudonym Of Count Paul
Vasii.
"The Revolution is not the work OF
the Jews. The Revolution resulted
from historical causes anL was in
evitable, the same as any otncr re-
volution. II the Great War had not
come Russian spies would probably
have succeeded in REFRESHING it fr a
while, as they repressed the revolution
Of 1905.
"Why the Protocols ever were
brought to England and America is a
mystery to me. This seems clear, how
ever, that they, who put this forged
document into circulation here and in
England, are Of the same class, II not
the same ones who, in Russia, acted as
spies and secret agents, ready to COM
nit all crimes to gain their ends"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01
DIR. J. II. KAPLAN VISITS UNIVER-
SITY OF INDIANA.

"The University Student in Mod
ern Jewish Life" was the subject Of an
address delivered by DR.. Jacob H.
Kaplan of Cincinnati, before the Stu
dent Congregation Of the University
of Indiana. The students Of the Uni
versity informed the Department Of
Synagog and School Extension under
whose auspices the address was given,
that they appreciate the opportunity
afforded them of hearing a subject of
religious interest presented, and ex-
pressed the wish that they have more
frequent services. Plans are being pre-
pared to enable the students to hold
services regularly.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

The State OF Texas, in the District Court.
Tarrant County. Texas May Term A.
To the Sheriff or Any Constable Of Tar
rant County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, That. py
making publication OF this Citation IN
some newspaper published In the County
OF Tarrant four consecutive weeks prev
Ious 10 the return day hereof. you sum-
mon Plymouth Petroleum Company, a
corporation, with Its office and domicne
in The State OF Delaware, TO be ana ep-
pear before the District Court 70 pc no'a,
en- In and for the County OF Tarrant, ~
the Court House thereof, In the City OF
Fort Worth, on the first Monday In May,
A. ID. 1921, the same being the md DAY OF
said month, then and there TO answer
the petition OF II. w. English as piaintiiii
iiled In said Court, on the 18TH DAY OF
March. A. ID. 1891, against the lao THY, nv
troleum Company, corporations, Robert
Jordan. Edward O'Neall and Mrs. NJ. A.
Jordan wife OF Robert Jordan, and the
Plymouth Petroleum Company, as de-
PENDANTS, said suit being numbered ntes.'
the nature OF which demand is as follows.
Plaintiff sues defendants for debt In the
sum OF sii, O2i. 7s. balance due on contract
entered into November. 18th, 1919, ne
tween Robert Jordan and Il. w. a II. w.
English for the drilling OF well In steph-
ems County, Texas, on the West IL OF the
suryey & block 6, T. a p. Ry. Co, sur
vey. Southwest OF Cado. In stephens
County. Texas. a copy OF said contrac, y
attached to plaintiffs petition MARKED
Exhibit "a" and made part thereof =,
Plaintiff alleges that defendant oNeall
IA claiming some interest or claim In ana
10 said premises and by his acts has as
sumed the debts OF his co-defendants
herein. That defendant Mrs. Nj, A. Jor.
dan Is also claiming some character VI
interest IN and TO said lease.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01

Wherefore, plaintiff prays that defend
ants be cited TO appear and answer this
petition and upon final hearing hereof he
have judgment against defendants, joint
~ and severally: that defendants Ply
mouth Petroleum Company, w. +, o'Neail
and Mrs. NJ A. Jordan be decreed TO have
no Interest In any Of said properties and
estopped from claiming any interest
therein, and that a receiver be appointed
10 take charge OF the properties OF said
troleum Company and Mrs. NJ A. Jordan,
costs Of suit and such other and further
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01

relief to which plaintiff may be Justly en-
titled.
Herein Fan Not. su, have YOU then and
your return thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Witness. Mrs q. Frank Coffey, Clerk OF
the District Court OF Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
Court In Fort Worth. this ist day Of
1seaD MRS q. FRANK coFFEY,
Clerk District Court, Tarrant County.
Texas. by q. 8. Williams. Deputy. ((so)
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-01
Friday, March 25, 1921.

anese War and at the beginning Of the
first Russian Revolution, Russian Sc
cret agents and police officials
Grand Duke Serge at their head, at
tempted to allay the fears Of their
Emperor, this time Nicholas II. Any
thing to prove that the Russians were
not dissatisfied with his rule was de-
manded.
Someone then recalled the old
Orgewsky document, stored in the
archives Of the Third Section. It was
brought forth and read. It would do.
Agents were despatched to Paris with
instructions to develop and enlarge
the original into a better and more
modern form.
81 recall the men who took up this
task. There was the too famous
Rachowsky. He was the head of the
Russian Secret Police in Paris.
Observation-Disclosures was another.
This man later yielded a great influ-
ence on Prime Minister Sturmer He
was also one of those who used the
infamous Rasputin for their own spec
ial aims and ambitions. Then there
was also Mathew Golowinsky. His
mother was a great land owner in the
government Of Oufa, where at that
time possessed property.
II am now referring to the years
1904 and 1905. I lived in Paris at
the time. Golowinsky called on me.
As his mothers son received him.
did not know at first that he was
in the service Of the Russian Secret
Police,
"One day he showed me and some
friends manuscript he had been
working on with Maniuloff and Rach-
kowsky. He said this manuscript
would prove that there existed a great
Jewish conspiracy against the peace
Of the world. The one measure to
fight this conspiracy, he said, was the
Wholesale expulsion of Jews from Rus
STA.
1--WE laughed at the whole affair,
but Golowinsky was proud Of his
achievement.
Il handled the manuscript several
times. So did my friend, including an
American lady now in this country.
"The manuscript was in French, al
handwritten, but in different hand.
writings. II was on a yellow-tinged
paper. I recall clearly that on the
first page there was a huge blot Of
blue ink.
later, heard that this sam,
manuscript was Incorporated by Serge
Nilus in his famous book, which wa,
published from the press Of the Rec
Cross ut Tsarskoie Selo.
Strange as II may seem, consider
ing all the discussion this forgery ha,
ELECTED In England and in America
In Russia II passed almost unnotice,
at the time and since has been entirel.
forgotten.
"Do you know anything abou
Nilus? the Princess was asked.
Il do not know just who Serge Nilu
was. Some people say he was judg
and presided either In the higher o
lower court in Moscow"
AS to the three men who ha
most to do with the forgery Of tn
Protocols, where are they nowf' wa
another question.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Camden, N. J.

q. Alof. HaddOn ave. n Liberty st.
David r. Bentley 18th 4 state sts.
Josiah Is. Beckett, Sd 4 walnut sts.
Harry +. Bushery, eth X Pine SITS.
COwEills Drug Store. $50 Federal st.
John q. EbS, Mt. Ephriam 4 Thurman
J. Furey, Broadway 4 Van Hook st.
W. r.. Gallagher. ls46 Broadway
Josiah GRskiII, 1885 Hnddon ave.
VIM. VI. Glebe, 5th Il Market sts.
Bruce {. HollowelI. 2ith 4 WesttieId
Rowland L. Haines, Sd y Kaighn ave.
q. Hinski. eth n Federal SITS.
Herbert e. johnson, Sth " Walnut sts.
Knight Pharmacy, l?O7 y. broadway
VIM. l.. Miller. sth Il Mt. Vernon SITS.
Munger & Long, broadway 4 Federal
Philip &. Mclaughlin, 26th 4 River
!. l.. Mah,Ifey, ith S Elm sts.
George J. Pechin, ed l. Vine SITS.
Quality Drug store, S2i y. 5th st.
T.. J. RaEressy, Park Blv. iI43 HAddon
Leon Reiss. 500 Market 81.
Daniel J. sheridan, 10th 4 Penn
Fred. Is. Wells a son. 2Sth n Federal
York Drug store, I'd 4 Work sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
North of Girard Ave., East of
Broad St.

A. Arrow. zee Erie ave.
II. &. Billie. 9Th & Luzerne SITS.
II. Chenon, ith & Montgomery ave.
j. r. Elfreth. 1oth & Columbia ave.
Erskine Pharmacy. 1900 y. Hmtchison
VI. L. Finkbiner. I'd & Diamond SITS.
j. H. Goodfriend. 3Ie Norris st.
X. Helm. Sth 4 Diamond SITS,
L S' Henkle. Sth 4 Hunting Park ave.
hymes Pharmacy. 5th & Somerset sts.
W. ketterer. 5th & Cayuga SITS.
NJ Knauf, l2th 4 Somerset sts.
H. u. Lackey. Gtn. ave. & Somerset 1t,
H. II. Lackey, Fifth st. & Lehigh ave.
Meyer. 9th st. 4 Indiana ave.
u. A. Michael. 1900 Germantown ave.
hichaels Logan station
H. ID. Mitchner. I2th & Huntingdon SITS.
D. r. Parrin, 1857 y. Front st.
IT, X. Phieger, 18th Il Jefferson SITS.
roHett Co., Ilth & Master SITS.
A. u. Reed. 1873 ". Huntington ST..
H. H. Roth, 9th n Cumberland SITS.
D. L.. Ruhl 5th 4 Erie ave.
H. stern, 1913 Columbia ave.
w. S'r'n' ith Susauehannu ave.
D. ~ S"hmieg, eth 4 Nenango sts.
u A. stout, Broad 1T. & Wagner ave.
~ L. wilmer. Gtn. 4 Montgomery nyes.
iork Pharmacy. 10th & York SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Northeast Continued }

=. e. LebO. r & Ontario sts.
II. Lessing. T. 4 WestmOreland
j. e. Medara, 2S1 Richmond at.
j. e. Mayors. 301 r. Girard ave.
II. T. Merz, Front & Susquehsnna ave.
e. ID. MutzIer. Frankfd & Susauehanna
X. Mcneil, Front & York sts.
e. II. POrtser, Palmer Il Girard ave.
J. r.. Reynolds. Front 4 Norris sts.
A. n. Smith. 34?s Frsnkford ave.
l.. Seip. York 4 Coral sts.
VI. Stein. ?S24 Frankford ave.
q. l.. Wrisberger. 34i3 Frankrord ave.
4. y. wilcox. Almond X Norris SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
TO ARREST BANK OFFICIALS
Cashier and His Father, Vice
President, Sought at Arcola. ~.

Tuscaloosa. ILL.,. May 16.-(By A..
P)--Warrants were issued here today
for the arrest Of John s. Qurk, cash e
Ter of the Arcola State Bank at Arcola
H.. near here. and for his father. NJ.
r. Quirk. vice president
The bank was closed by State Bank
Examiner Whitlork following reported
shortage Of S400 900,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
West Philadelphia

| Aspen Pharmacy. I2?2 Lancaster ave.
Baron Pharmacy, S6th \ Market SITS.
X. T. Berry. 523l Jefferson st.
/ Bergman. Goth 4 Master st..
J. F. Booth. 82d & Lansdowne ave.
I VI. Biser. 58th & Hayerford ave.
BurraEe Pharmacy. 57th 4 Girard ave.
Ritz Pharmacy, $3.50 Woodland ave.
Harry W. Bloom, 5't5 Woodland ave.
Maurice W. Bowman. jSth \ Chester
Casey Pharmacy, 18Th & Westminster
&. T.. CorkhilI. 5?d & Master sts.
II. r.. Casey. 38th n Wallace st-.
q. II. COhn. 10th & Girard ave.
G. II. Christ, bIst 3 Woodland ave.
W. J. Downs. 61st & Market II.
f.. A. Eyer, S5as Hsverford ave.
e. Evans. 40Il Woodland ave.
VI. 4. Fertky, 3?d & Poweiton ave.
VIM. X. Frank. 83d & Race sts
&. :. Fritz. 33d Il Spring Garden sts.
T.. T.. Fox n son. 12Ss Woodland ave.
D.. '. Godfrey. 3629 Havrrford ave.
Il. 4. Goodfri-nd. 5ith Il Chestnut sts.
-. VI. Harris, tIst 4 Lancaster ave.
T.. =. Haenchen. seth & Haverford ave
Henning Pharmacy. 56th & Lansdowne
". II. House. 5Oth g. Brown sts.
II. Is. Holland. 5547 Lancaster ave.
Kramer, 6Ist s. hardwood ave.
C.. c. II. KirlIn, 8Sd & Haverford ave.
Lsncsster Ave. Pharmacy. 4oth & Ian.
Iange. list 3 woodland ave.
Master Pharmacy. 55th & Master SITS.
VI. Matrick. 5bth & wyaiusinx ave.
Moss & Winand. 5ist & Baltimore ave.
Mantua Pharmacy. 9?O Y. 41st at.
J. T.. Prince. VI. D.. 5lst 4 Master sts.
:. Rosin. SD & hardwood ave.
Ringers Pharmacy. 43d n Baltimore
=. u. Ross 5"d & Haverford ave.
RothweII & Cameron. 63d s Lansdowne
4. q. Redner. 5Ith Il Media SITS.
II. Seligman. 56th & Master SITS.
II. Strommei. saith \ Race SITS.
VI. l.. smith. Am & Baltimore ave.
J. X. Staufier, 46th n SAMSON SITS.
shelton, 83d S Market SITS.
Joseph Seller. 33d & Ha,erfOrd ave,
Is. SmiIer lI!4 y. 35th 1t.
VI. l.. Snydermun. 1903 Belmont ave.
Robert simpson, seth n Race sts
Schlichtmanm Pharmacy. 82d 4 Grays
J. ". Vaughn. Goth & Cedar ave.
Walton Drug Co., 6lst n Walton ave.
westminster Pharm., West. 4 Belmont
WohIgemuth Pharm.. saith " Hnyerfd
Weayers, 1901 Woodland ave.
=. =. Weissman, 4OOS Lancaster ave.
wolf Pharmacy, 10th a Poplar SITS.
}. q. winter seth a SAMSON sts.
NeIIin's Pharmacy, Goth 4 L"cust sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
South Philadelphia

Frank Austin, 5th & Lombard SITS.
l.. Abrahamson. 1th 4 Pine SITS.
y. 4. Allen. 10th S Ritner sts.
J. II. AugustbauGh. 10Th & Porter SITS.
A. II. Bailey. 3Ist & Passyunk ave.
EA BernabeI, -? Christian st.
Baer & Snyder. 18th & Christian sts.
Sam. Boonin. Sth & Porter SITS.
l.. BELL. 5th & Jackson sts.
l.. f. Bradcrmun. 9th & Wolf sta.
BarkoT's Pharmacy. 18th & Lombard
G. l.. Baron. 10Th & Christian sts.
W. Brown. ?lt 4 Dickinson sts.
Albert Broslavsky. 4th & Lombard sts.
g. VI. Cheukln. Sd 4 Monroe sts.
T.. Carbone. sth Il Cntharine sts.
u. Cipollta. 18th 4 wharton sts
G. Ciecone. 18th & Dickinson
VI. CoplIn. I2?9 &. 21st ST.
f. o. CrisswelI. e2d & wharton sts.
W. T. Connell, ?8th & Wharton sts.
Silvio CisncareIIi. I'll :. eth st.
f.. u. Clarke. Sth & wharton sts.
l.. A. Dix, VI. D.. 100 :. I'd st.
W. \. Davis. 1887 South -.
Harry Friedman. eth 4 Ritner sts.
Herman FinkeIstein. Ith 4 woIf sts.
Adolph Grubcrs. 9th & Dickinson sts.
J. A. Glenn, 2Sd 6 Morris sts.
A. Griggs, 18th & Mexican sts.
6. Green. sth Il jackson sts.
X. W. Given, VI. d.. 23d Il Wharton
". q. Hlllebrnnd. 10th n wharton
J. II. Hahn, ?0th Il Federnl SIS.
T.. VI. H"lr"Nd. ?0th X Reed st~.
y. q. Harris, 9Th n Pine sts
=. Kram. 9Th n snyder ave.
u. J. Lynch, I'm n MoNnmensing ave.
\. LaDow. ?5th Il Oakford SIS.
\. LaDow. l7th n jackson sts.
Frank MusterO. eth 4 Christian SITS
Jacob l.. Medvedkin. 4th & Fitzwster
l.. Mishkoy, 7th & Reed ats.
I. W. Morse. 1897 $. Goth vt.
Nichols Pharmacy. Sd & Pine .ts.
c, T. Norris 2lst & Pine sts.
Maurice +. Portisky. 5th & Mexican SITS.
Quinn & Redf-rn. Goth & Christian
J. q. Rapoport. Front 4 Christian sta.
y. Rachmrll. I'D & Rtnrr sts.
Raabe 4 X. {. Bowman. llth & jackson
Raabe & Il. {. Bowman. ??d n Tyler
Revenorwolf Pharmacy. ?Oth 4 south
". II. Kicker. I8th n Dickinson sts.
=. :. Rohn. ?Oth MifIin SIS.
T.. =. Rohn. ?3d n Dickinson sts.
samuel RotberG. ?lth \ Federal sts.
-. j. RothermrI 26th 4 Federal sts.
/. RosenstOCk. ?lI 4 wharton sts
W. q. Run, 18TH y FitIwnter st~.
=. RoSin. 9th X BainbridGe stS.
NJ Rubinstrin, 10Th y Carpenter sts.
VIM. >ilNrrmuu, ;th y Porter SIS.
". II. SchenkeI. ?Oth II Morris sts.
J. ". Slifcr, !Sth y GraAS Ferry rd.
T.. Tesman, IOth y Porter sts.
{. {. Turner, lhih y Chestnut sts.
Triangle Pharmacy, ?INt \ 1T. BreeZe
'. NirgIi1, 9th n Cuthnrinr II.
Anna Winokur. Sd y Lombard SITS.
Is. J. WeNler, ith II snyder ave
WatsOn's Pharmacy. 10th n south sts.
WatSon's Pharmacy. Iith 4 south SITS
T.. VI. Wolf, 3d y Bninhridge SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Northeast

=. l.. Barlement. eti9 KensIngton ave.
y. X. Bolty. SusGuehanna 4 Girard sy,
II. {. Chapman, Cumberland & Emerald
W. l.. Ciine. Somerset & Kenslngton
Edw. J. Durbin, Kensington & Orianns
u. X. Fisher, b26 Il. Indiana ave.
l.. Feidman. 9Th & Thompson SITS,
Is. J. Harrington, Frankf'd 4 AueRbenv
Amos Jones, 64S Il. Thompson st.
c. NJ Lendig. Frankford ave.
u W.sLindig, 3lOi Kensington ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

young French girl VINO is Ill. / should
Ike her to have the roses
The same thing happened in New
York before Nine. Curie started on her
journey to Smith College on Friday
morning. Her rooms were filled with
imposing floral offerings from many ad
mirers which seemed doomed to wither
in solitude. but Nine. Curie's quick
mind had found a substitute for that
wastefulness.
II hate to cause you so much trOu =
bic" she said to her hostess. Mrs. Will
liam Brown Meloney, but is there not
n hosptal-perhaps for chldrCn-whcrc
the flowers could be sent?'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
North of Spring Garden St.,
West of Broad St.

A. Aitk"n, 262I Girard ave.
T. Albright, ?ist 4 Oxford sts.
:" W. Apple. "2d & Berks SITS.
saml' Baron, 2ist 4 Montgomery NV.
"""' Pharmacy. 29th \ jefferson SITS.
"ehrS belitH, ?ith 4 Montgomery ave.
- rh"rmn"S. 18th & Berks sts.
W. Beaver. 10Th \ Cumberland sts
y hiaustein. 23d Il oxford sts