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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
WORK
BY HENRY Van DYKE

BY HENRY VAN DYKE
Let me do my work from day to day.
In field or forest, Mt the desk or
loom,
In roaring market place or tranquil
room;
Let me but find 1t in my heart to say.
When vagrant wishes beckon me as
tray,
'.This is my work; my blessing, not
my doom;
OF all who aIvlie mcmfwypapup
OF all who live 4 am the one by
whom
This work can best he done in the
right way"
Then shall see it not too great nor
small
To suit my spirit, and to prove my
powers;
Then shall 1 cheerful greet the In
boring hours,
And cheerful turn when the long
shadows fal!
At eventidc to play and love and rest
Because l know for me my WORK is
best.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
COOPERATION OF AMERICAN
JEWRY OF EUROPEAN RELIEF
COUNCIL PRAISED BY HOOVER.
Offers to reciprocate in Future Worli
Of American Relief Committee

The remarkable response of the Jews
of America to the appeal of the Eu-
ropean Relief Council to save the
starving children OF Eastern and Cen
trail Europe, has led Herbert Hoover
MS chairman of the Council. to write
Louis Marshall, chairman of the
American Jewish Relief committsc
praising the whole-liearted and gener
Gus spirit of cooperation of American
.Iewry both in contributing to the fund
and in working for it.
In the letter. sincere expression of
leading figures for the extraordinary
efforts put forward by American Jews
in this great non-sectarian campaign.
Mr.. Hoover pledges his fullest coopern-
ton to all future relief work that
the American Jewish Relief committee
will undertake. Coming just ut tn"
time when the committee is preparing
for its 1921 appeal of $14.OW.OOO the
letter has added significance in this
sweeping Endorsement from the pres
ent Secretary of Commerce.
The letter, which is one of the great
est tributes ever paid to the work OF
American Jewry. and which was made
public by the European Relief Council
is as follows:
Il! Broadway, New York City, March
1, 1921.
Mr.. Louis Marshall.
American Jewish Relief Committee.
100 Broadway. New York City
Dear Mr.. Marshall:
/ feel sure that in your capacity rs
chairman of the American Jewish Re
lief committee you will be glad 70
know of the very fine response that
the Jewish people of the country have
made to the appeal for European chii-
t:ren. and the fine cooperation they
have given everywhere in organiza-
tion of this appeal
The drive has been very successful
and will result in the ability OF the
American Relief Administration to
carry on relief for even larger
number of Jewish children for whom
they provide help. and Will also. be-
lieyc furnish substantial assistance to
the Jewish Joint Distribution com
mittec in the care of children both
from the food. clothing and medical
points of view.
1 will be glad to ask Mr.. Rosenfei'
TO give you any facts and figures ABOUT
rs....t ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

has right and title. as clear and I'M
loudcd as any of the non-Jewish pop
ulation.
"Anti-Jewish agitation is leading to
m education. Upon us Jews it places
IL deep, Il great responsibility. 1t is
the old summons: Awake. Put on thy
strength: clothe thyself with beauty"
The Jew is learning that literary abii-
ity scientific research, material
achievements, do not characterize him.
What alone distinguishes him and is
his distinction, is his religious faith.
This alone justifies his separateness
and is his distinction. 1t has prcserv
ed him in the past. 1t will preserve
him in the future. The Jew stands for
religion or he has no standing. He Is
represented by his religion, or he is
entitled to no representation. The day
will come, perhaps after many storms
but come it must-if Teace is to pre-
vail. when Jewish ideals will be real
lied
I'VE have united and worked and
suffered and struggled and have been
martyred for 1000 years, and we can
wait another 1000 years if necessary.
Our idenls will become real. One God
of Justice and love, one humanity,
Fashioned in the image OF Justice and
Love one Father. whose children are
equal"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
ROTHSCHILDS WOULD REBUILD
LOCOMOTIVE FACTORIES IN
POLAND.
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

lJewlsn IeieSEupnic ABehcyl
LondOn-The ROthschilds of Frank
fort, Germany, have informed the Pol
ISL government that they are prepar-
ed to rebuild their locomotive shops
in Poland, according to Warsaw dis
pate to the London "Times." Just
prior to the war, the Rothschilds had
completed the largest railway engine
shop in Poland right outside of War
saw. During 1915, the Russian armies
completely destroyed it. The Roths-
childs now offer to rebuild it. and to
hand it over to the Polish government
after 10 years. if they Will be per-
mitted to build and repair locomotives
and other railroad materials for the
Russian government.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
News from Here, There
and Everywhere.
LEAGUE COUNCIL ABANDONS
WILMA PLEBISCITE.

Paris-After considerable study the
Council of the League of Nations COIL
plctely abandoned the idea of carrying
thru II plebiscite in Wilma. The Coiih-
ell found the demands of both the
Poles and Lithuanians with regard TO
the plebiscite to be unjust and there
fore decided that the matter should lie
adjusted by direct negotiations. Inc
negotiations will be held under the
auspices of the League and two govern
ments concerned. NJ. Paul Hymans,
the noted Belgian Jew, has been sug-
gcsted as the presiding officer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
LADS WIN PRINCE OF
WALES HONORS.

London-The Prince of Wales yes
terday presented two Jewish cade's
with gold medals and two others with
silver medals for having distinguished
themselves in sporting tournaments.
The honored boys are members of the
Jewish Lads Brigade which won the
Prince of Wales annual prize for box
ing. by defeating all CADET UNITS III
the North and South of England. n
large gathering attended the presenta-
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
BERLIN POLICE ARREST SIX IN
ATTACKS UPON JEWS.

Berlin-As a result of the attacks
made upon n number of Jews last
Sunday, and police made six arrests
of the ringleaders responsible for the
anti-Semitic outbreak. The attack
was made on Kurfuerstendam Strasse,
a centre of the Weather Jews of this
city. Jews were dragged out of car
ria ges and automobiles and were also
attacked in number of cafes which
were forced to close up.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
PADEREWSKI TALKS OF POLISH
SITUATION.
Fails to Make Any Reference to jew.
ish Question.

u y. ID. s'tiNI'e-l
New York-The Polish cX-Premier
and famous pianist. Ignace Pawerewsh
gave out n statement TO the press dp
pearing this morning in which he takes
more than column to discuss politics
as they affect Poland. After en-
phasizing again that he had given up
the concert stage and expressing APP
probation of what the different Amer
lean agencies had done for Poland, he
then went on discussing the situation
in Poland as it was affected by vari-
Gus forces but utterly failed to make
the slightest reference to the Jewish
question. In the course of his inter
view Mr.. Paderewsii said:
To-day l may state that all invas-
ions have been repulscd, regular, tho
perhaps not yet perfect, administration
is in charge of all domains of ma
tional life. conditions are improving
from day TO day. even from hour to
hour; factories are resuming work.
mines are showing up to 81 per cent.
of the pre-war production; every
where with the exception of those
parts of the country destroyed recent
ly by the Bolsheyiki, cultivated fields
predict fruitful crops. All over the
country there is security. Only one
year of peace and economic life viii
develop fully.
"Will there be peace? l believe so.
Poland is more hungry for peace than
she is for bread. Peace is on the pro
gram of all the Polish political parties.
To speak of Polish militarism and
imperialist is absurd. Milturistic we
shall always be. even the women and
children, If we are attacked, but UNI
der no other circumstances.
an spite of all the reports from
iIclsingfors which / have heard upon
my arrival. that peace has been signed.
I do not believe that this will really
take place before the beginning of
March, perhaps n little later even. IN
the meantime news will continue to
pour in from various sides about the
possibilities of new wars and that VIII
continue until the Upper Silesia ques-
ton is settled.
Altho the Bolshevist representatives
are acting as if they wanted peace
truly and sincerely, it is difficult to
guess their real intentions. On TIL"
other hand, the German plans and mo-
tivcs are quite Transparent. They are
counting on the probability that fear
of n new Bolshcvist aggression on
Poland will incline the Silesian popu
lation toward union with the Ger
mans.
ITO create that fear German propa-
ganda is ut work in all countries
spreading war-like rumours and doing
its utmost to prevent the conclusion.
Of peace before the plebiscite takes
place. A military demonstration on
the Polish borders or unofficial at
tack by some band disguised as Lith-
uanians or, White Rutienians which
could he repudiated later. may be also
Part of the German plans. Their chief
aim is to produce Il panic during the
plebiscitc.
As soon, therefore. as the Upper
Silesian question is settled l think
there will be peace ana if there is
peace and the pIebiscite results favor
ably for MS. l shall be very glad 80
discuss with you the future of Poland
and discuss it not only with conf
dcncc, but also with Legitimate pride"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
OFFICIAL TEXT OF PALESTINE
MANDATE TO BE PUBLISHED
SHORTLY.
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

London-Replying to question by
Sir Phillip Magnus as to whether the
draft of the Palestine Mandate recent
ly published was the official text, IN
der-Secretary Kellaway stated that
the official text would be published
shortly.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
FIVE JEWS IN POLISH COURT OF
APPEALS,

Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Warsaw-Due to the efforts of
Counsellor Kirschbaum, five Jews have
been appointed as special Justices in
the Court of Appeals.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
GENERAL STRIKE IN WARSAW
SPREADING.

(Jewish H'elegraphic Agency
Warsaw-The general strike called
in sympathy with the railroad strik-
ers started today and the local tram
way lines are completely ut stand
still. 1t is the opinion of the Polish
press that the strike is of "A rcvOlu
tionary character, having only po
litical Significance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
FORD AUTOMOBILE AGENCY IN
LITHUANIA SACK JEWISH EN-
PLOYEES,
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Danzig- The Ford Automobile
agency which conducts motor trans
portation line in Kovno and Marian
pol has discharged all its Jewish EN-
ployees, according to Kovno advices
received here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
PRIMROSE LEAGUE TO HONOR
MEMORY OF DISRAELI.
tJewish Topographic Agency

(Jewlsh Telegrnphic Agency
LondOn-For the 10Th of April. the
Primrose League is organizing pill
grimage to the grave of Lord Beacons-
field.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
JULIUS SIMON AGAIN RESIGNS
FROM ZIONIST EXECUTIVE.

London-Julius Simon. yesterday
again rendered his resignation as a
member of the Zionist World Exccu-
tive. DIR. Weizmann. accepted ms
resignation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Rabbi Dr. Henirower. the we'll
known Zionist, has received special
appointment by King Ferdinand as
field rabbi for the Jewish soldiers
in Bucharest
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Exposing Sources of Hy.
ford's Propaganda
INSPIRATION OF "WORLD PEACE"
IDEAS GIVEN TO PUBLIC.
by HERMAN BERNSTEIN.


A last the Sage of Michigan has
spoken. Henry Ford has opened his
mouth. After nine months of brazen.
shameless insinuations and attacks
against the Jewish people in his Dear
born Independent, Henry Ford has mt
last declared in authorized interviews
published in the Boston American and
The New York World why he is heart
and soul behind the "educationaP
anti-Jewish campaign.
Henry Ford gave the following eN-
plantations:
I'VE are not anti-Semitic Had
the protest against anti-Semitism
which was signed by President Wilson.
Cardinal O'Connell and others been
presented to me, l would have signed
it.
1T is my desire to bring about
world peace. There can be no world
peace until the international Jewish
bankers cease providing money for
wars -.
1--WE do not blame the jew for
his earnestness and alertness, but We
do blame the poor Gentle boob for
not waking up and being just as earn
est and alert.
",rhe articles in the Dearbarn indie
pendent are not and have not been
anti-Semitic in purpose and viewpoint.
They simply state facts"
These articles are to promote world
peace" declared Henry Ford on Lin
coins Birthday.
Calls Jews War Profiteers.
And then, speaking to the CORE
spondent of The New York World, Mr..
Ford said:
You know, back in 1905 I said
/ was going to devote my life and
fortune to bring about an end to war.
That was not just talk. l meant it
then and mean it rnoie than ever
now. In studying the possibilities of
permanent world peace from every
angle, 1 studied also the causes of war.
and / am convinced that nearly all
wars were caused so that some one
would profit, and those who profited
and are profiting now are the internal
tional finnnciers-the Jews win pos
sibly among them few Gentiles with
Jewish connections. They are what Is
called the Internatlonai Jew. herman
Jews. French Jews, English Jews and
American Jews.
'They would control Amerlca as
tboy control the Old World countries.
il they could. therefore IL Is d"'y
10 open the eyes of the American peo-
pie to the danger they are H.
In answer 10 the question: ho" .ne
international jew hau s'ar'eu he
World war; ME-. foru eApi"'ne
by arousihe ha'ioi'ai p"',''S
is, by propaghhua WHICH 81 o'' p''
pie against hhother peop'e'
MY Ire is ae'otea 10 pe"ee' ie"e'
Is the re"' "'po'e '''
uohal chihpiish.
Ihe purpose oi inns e"nip"'e"
not aht-semitc. ~ Is n''
tioh. IL is reahy h'' s"i"p
is an ihNes'is"'ioh
case before the people Vi ''e "o''"
who Will act as jury
Thus spoke the man "iiose e"'.,
'ih.''on
rapidly that WIN the aio Vi Ills nion'
he undertook sioleei"'
peace eNpeditloh which inuee" n'.p,I
to ian the flames Oh "ai' anu 'n"'
made universal lanehihg stoeh VI
hjmsen uhuer oa'h ny eNp's
profound ignorance OIL 'he hios' we
mentary matters at the oni'"so 'fi'''
Inspiration from German
In Henry Forl's Dearborn lndc-
nendent of February - there appear
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

A word fifty spoken is like apples
of gold in pictures of silver.-Solo-
mon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Ford's Attack on theNew
York Kehillar
THE REJOINDER OF MIR. LOUIS
MARSHALL AND DIR. MAGNES.

New 4OrK-ReplyinS TO the attack
upon the New York Kehillah published
in the current issue of Ford's Dear
born Independent" Mr.. Louis Mar
shall, chairman of the American jew
ish committee said to a representa-
tive of the New York World:
81 was one of the organizers of the
Eehillah and l may therefore be pre-
sumed to know something about it
Henry Ford or the men who wrote the
absurd nonsense to which i am asked
to reply. 1t is hard to realize that
in the present age / am called upon
seriously to reply to the obvious
bigotry of by-gOne centuries.
"This ridiculous attack on the
Kehillah is either an insane or vicious
twisting of fact. The organization
was incorporated by an Act of the
Legislature of this State, signed by
the Governor. April 6, 1914. 1t is
strictly religious organization ami
so far as its nature is concerned does
not differ from dozens of other re-
ligious associations. Its activities re-
late entirely to religious and educa-
tional work. 1t is no more n political
organization than n Methodist confer.
cnce or an Episcopalian synod.
Not only is the Kehiilah not pol
itical, but its bylaws expressly pro
hibit political activity. SO much is
this the case that an office holder
may not become member.
1.-THE Kehillah is merely a body of
laymen organized for the purpose OF
improving the religious conditions of
the Jews of New York City. 1t aims
to foster religious education among
Jewish children. 1t encourages prop
err observance of Jewish holidays. II
takes all active part in ritual matters.
For instance: 1t attempts to prevent
llnscruplous men from imposing on
those who buy kosher meat. There
are many other activities, but all re-
late strictly to religious work.
This crazy article says that very
few persons ever heard of the New
York Kehillah. 1t implies that there
Is something secret and sinister amour
the organization. This is as absurd
m >, t,,, ,t; co,it;o ;doos of tho
...., ;,noro,rs ,,.,oso money
pays for their publication. The ke-
hillah is incorporated under the laws
80 .,,,, S.nto Its constitution, its bv.
-. ct. ,o, III, fourd listed
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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

A daily Hebrew free school has been
opcned in Salem. Mass.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21
GI.ESSIDE

TEN-ROOM house; lot 5Oxl2O; half block r.
r. r. station and trolley; fruit trees n nd
garden cheap, sl6. ledger Office.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

TENANTS wanted for furnished part,nanfs
Call Locust 6637 or Whitesde & McLana
Ran. latr and Pine.
17O7 MASTER ST. Hands me T-rI1m nnart-
ment. msdern In every way. JAMES A.
kORAS. 1905 Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

2Olo CHELTEN AVE
5sl7 GERMANTOWN AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY OAK LANE MS
4 WONDERFUL opportunity to secure an
S.roon 2-story porch-frt home: newly pan
throughout: Dutch hall: immediate posses
sion; 80 West SharpnaCk St; only $4,000
Raymond @ rrck Judson and Indiana ave
MODERN 3-sty. house. 10 rms & bath; semi
detached electric lights; good condition
rr WingohoCl.ng sta. & trolley: $4,000. John
Fornn. 4tlG CrCseon st. M1nayunk OHTO
VERY desirable houses Iseml-d IA ChedD Nos
5l33. 5l35. 5l37 Morris st; near Mannheim
cricket club; possession. Apply TO PHIL.A
TRUST co. 4li Chestnut ST.
15OU-SEMn.DET. stone dwelling; Pehap
near Cpsal station: central heat; garage
etc; vacant Walter V. Ashby, 964O N
9Nth Phon" Diam. 9ti5.
U643 lIMEKILE PIKE-Thoroughly rcno-
Vated; vcr" attractive; inspection by APP,
polntmcnt, COLLINS, 1Ol2 I.ehigh.
MOD. = sty.. Idmckiln pike mr.. Choltcn av.:
forced TO sell; sacrifice. BeChtCl. 1922 Ridge
O643 LIMi:KfI.N PK.-Thor. rem. very att
inspcC. BY apDointmt. Collins. 10l2 l.ohigh
building Lots
PART OF ground OF prtSte estate; fine loca
ZION for lst-clGss building GI IerGtiUn. Ad-
Gress y 123A i.odrcr tffice.
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PARKER & SPAETH

II YOU are looking for a desirable home
containing rooms and bath In the neigh
horhood f $4,000 YOU viii save considerable
Nd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21
$l6,5OO

A modern semidetached stone dwelling. with
garage IL rooms. = baths. electric. par.
utes walk to Sedgwick station. Gtn. ave.
cars. stores. schools. churches: we can offer
dwellings. call and inspect them. S. c
TuurlSOn. T0It Rover St., Ctr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21

spbur oD hs Readns Ry
lyn sta, and Route 40. p. II. r., halfway
between Glensde and Willow Grove (get Oft
Gtn and Willow Grove turnpike); %. 900 lots,
800 20 $400. easy payments. guaranteed
titles. saving In taxes pays carfare: IL you
value health and heppiness live nearer to
nature: buy now before the coming building
boom. when prices will advance: send for
illustrated booklet. Suburban Land Co.. r.
7. Ferguson, Pres. 2658 Germantown ave.
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LOGAN

PART OF ground OF PrtSte estate; fine loca
lion for lEt-clGSs building GT erGtiUn. Ad
lress !, l22A. I.odrcr CffLce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21
APARTMENTS WANTED

OCEAN CITY, bedrooms. near ocean. g
Ledger Office.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
IT IS A SAFE BET

that any one would sacrifice ~ worth ot
luxury every week until he has saved $40 II
1t would insure absolute Independence Tor
lifc! That's exactly what you do when you
get Richland Garden Farm, near Mays
/ anding. A real living for a lifetime. Best
of soil. water. rCada. transportation, ciliniste
nd markets. Send for map and price list.
GILBERT & OCALLAGHAN. 703 Walnut
st. Philadelphia,
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fkiLtoAD A%C RIVER FI%JNrAGR."
!. l.. Stevenson & Son STiiiSit Tiiiet ~, 5r'9'
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APARTMENTS

wAvERLY APARTMENTS. 1909 Eric ave.
Six rooms. hot water. electric lights jani-
tor services: low rental; third floor. Apply
Co, &. w. cor Broad and Erie.
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LARCHMONT


AASFE AGSKFE ibttRREEss sES" sEso" " "
QUARTER ACRES. $3.50 Up
Larchmont land IL offered at retail with
improvements AT less than wholesale price
just because Of u fortunate purchase Is
years aEo when land was low: that is your
bargain and will make the terms 10 suit:
send for Typographical map and literature.
Chas w. Russell 3O5 Real Estate Trust
pIde- ENhert 213o
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LOGAN The stone house develonmont At
Hroad 81. and SomervIllc eve" tha0u North),
c"mmuni,y OF new, new ana 3-stor% houses VIZ
r"r.: all types, . and l3 rus, aud for saln
ruuar"s nor h ut Logan sta, and near nu 'H-
,eI"nt shopping dist: short block from 3
NOrk rd. tr0lle" lines. and near to 3, hO"ls
nd Churches: mark on sides; IL" locd'lun
offers suburban attractions with city cows.
'Iu-, huuhl"t mailed on request. Robert -
hamilton, Builder. Wyoming 3333,
In7 " I,rr aye. ms. aud hntn. mod
$500 Il 1000 hlk. NHrr vine, 2-StN. Nll"t hous"
I1l4 Liud!ry aye, : rms, I hsth; ger, .rl
200 blk. 12th et 3-sty Ahlrr, lJ". h.
1900 blk. l"th ST.. s'y.. rms, baths,
W. D. CHAMBERS rR%Ei; 3H$S = Sr
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

I HAVE clients waiting for 2-story, 0.and-I-
room dwellings, In northwestern section for
investment; quick answers II prices are
reasonable; give full particulars. location,
rentals, leases, lot, rooms, assessment
BERTOLET, 1919 y. 10th at.
WANT small factory bldg 10000 so. IT, Z
or 3 stories high. In northern section OF
city Gin, Manayunk or Frankford. GlNs
details as to size. location and price. i
1928 Ledger Office.
FARM WANTED
ouirk. anv kind size or location: send de-
scription. stating price. terms etc.
BRIONNE. l18 Nassau St. New YORK.
WANTED Industrial plants S,o~ wapshopses, n5 neo,
space. J. LEE PATTON. 4o4 Lincoln BLDG.
DEEDS, mtges. Wills written: expert work
mod. charges. K. f. Sellers.120l Chestnut.
LIST YOUR properties with us. WILLIAM
SADLERS $ SONS. 1876 Columbia ave
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Carpenter and Wilson Maril", "I"" s.,

I3i s. RORINSu% ST FIVE rooms ana
tath al'rarj',, smau house on desirable
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ROSIYN


MODERN 3-story property and acres
garage for 3 cars; chicken house. pond: ]
square from station. . squares from trolley.
T1OGA REALTY CO.. 17th and Erie ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-21
WAYNE

wAYNE--A real home for real folks real
porches, real meals. real comfort: cool.
airy rooms; reasonable rates; convenient TO
=. r.. r.. and +. and w. trolley Phone
Wayne 13i or address r. W. s., 1873 Runny-
neds ave-, Wayne. Pa