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The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
Harding Sees u. S. World Aid.

N TWO speeches last week. President Harding de-
veloped his previously enuneiated themes Tela-
tive to the readiness Of the United States to aid
the world in recovery from postwar conditions and
10 his belief that may be abolished altogether.
The world could never settle It's pressnt-day tur-
mois and complications without the helpfulness Of
American influence and example. the President de-
cIared IN patriotic address at Valley Forge, Pa,
scene Of the darkest epoehs Of the revolution.
Il can think Of an~Ameriea" he said, that can
maintain every heritage and yet help humanity
throughout the wohd to reach plane little higher
when pledge America to world helpfnlness,
at the time exact the. pledge that America
will cling her own independence Of action and her
own conscience" he added in justice to the Ameri-
canism Of which he is devotee.
At the convocation of the An,erican university at
Washington. later in the week. the President replying
TO asspeech by the Hon. Newton w. Rowell, X C.,
OF Toronto Canada noted that the United States and
the Dominion have been neighbors for more than q
century without "super-power" in settling
their controversies In such example, he said the
world might find the to the question to how
true world amity is 10 be brought about Ill.,
-If commit civilized humanity to abiding
righteousness and everlasting justice, and inspire it
with our example. we shall have made long stride
Il have said on many occasions that If all the
nations Of the earth honest and unselhsh as
our republic. there would meyer be another war.
shall revise today and say hat all the nations OF
the earth are unselhsh and devoted their ideals
as the United States and Canada there will be
another war;
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
Weeks Against Disarmament.

Under present conditions 1t would be 'the height
of folly" for the United States to be the first nation
to disarm, SecEetary of War Weeks told the gradu-
ating class Of New York university last week in
notable address.
Declaring he abhors war, Mr.. Weeks nevertheless
described it possibly "the suy alternative to dis
honorable peace" in future in the past He is en-
trely in sympathy with every wise and
deavor" to bring about world disarmament but I'VE
must remember that the passions of and the
disturbances to society, as well as to the individual
cannot be overcome forgotten in day"
Worldwide disarmament must the
suit Of an international agreement" said the min
ister "and must be simultaneous Prudence would
not permit our disarming YhhgtRcrS ohcid Weapons
in their handA" .h,r m A.. .
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
To Settle Old Peruvian Claim.

~ REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States and Peru
H have signed protocol for arbitration of the long
pending so-called Landreau claim This claim,
which has been pending for half century and has
been the subject Of prolonged diplomatic negotiations
out OF certain services rendered to the Peruvian
men by an American citizen, John Ceestin Landreau, in
connection with discoveries of guano deposits
Under the protocol each of the interested governments
is to select arbitrator and the two thus selected TO
choose from among the nationals of European country
third arbitrator who shall act president of the commis-
sion The arbral commission is sit in the country from
which the third arbitrator is selected Each of the inter
ested governments will be represented by an agent
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12

Following decrees Of wage reductions Of IL per
cent for 100000 railway employees on July by the
United States railroad labor board representatives Of
$50 lines last week appeared before the board with
plea that all advances to workers granted in july
Io7o, be wiped out This in general would mean
reduction OF an additional 9 per cent
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12

June IL, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
NEW JERSEY--SrBCRBAN

TREMENDOUS HOTEL BARGAIN
Near Ashury Park; 90 bedrooms and baths.
turn she'd near ocean; large plot; garage
tennis court; exclusive nviEhborhood: high
class; viii be sold TO the right party FOR
quick action at loss than one-half value,
only S15oO cash needed balance mortgage;
roSs"sston at once; rhr.stians. Personal
calls Or telephone. 32n2 MULBERRY, Depart.
m"nt W. 3i3 Union BuidinE. Newark, y, j
BEAUTIFUL HOME: 10 rooms; electric: IiL
acres orchard; lawns; fruit: i. r. r. arsi
trolley; > minuCs; q miles from ferry; $1,000
NJ 3u2, ledger Onicc.
FOlR adjoining lots IN block BOG. plot M,
Erowns Mills. What am offered? NJ 300
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FOR SALE-Separato or togcther as one
farm OF lJS acres. 3O-aCre farm, - acres
IN good field. some fruit balance pasture and
frame barn. spring water; also adjoining, 10
acre farm all In good feds and pasture,
plenty OF spring water, O.aCrc Ncld in alfalfa,
some fruit 2.story stone house, large stone
rarn, good si,o, tool house; also adjoining
these, "S-acrc fruit farm. 81 acres In choice
balance in wheat field and woods. good mod
ern 2,story stone country home, bath etc.
GOOD BARR: all about mile north OF Bacton
P"nna X. r., 20 miles from Phila. terms
one-iourth cash. balance mortgaGe: will sell
g auction on the property on Saturday. April
~. at 80 y. NJ; Convcyances viii meet
thln at Bacton; can be scen any time; live
S,CGK s1s and iinplemerHs to he sold after the
General Atterbury and Wcishtma -Penfeld.
GEORGE WCRST, owner Malvern. Pa
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Jack s Jingle Box

know. Maurice II"cksrhcr, Strar.
ford. Pa. Age, thirteen.
She's counting her chicks fore
they grow. SumEcl u. Trrhtun
III East Seventh street. Chester
Pa. Age, fourtocu
She'll need elbow grease urac.
tice, | ltnow. raymond KcrSL.
n"r, 20ii Kingston street. Agr
tWc'vc.
II she's ",harp." she'll M,
"rcst" or Bee slow. Iomr,
Noikrr. 1901 North Grar2 street,
Age, eleven.
II she studies her do Re Nj Do
Mildred Fink, 600 Van DyEr
street, Age, twelve.
But to harvest she'll first have
10 SOW. C"okr Settle, 9O39 CImrk
street, Wilmington, Del. Agr,
thirteen.
But "may bees" don't II, nov
you should know. Samuel Toner
Jr. BcrwNn. Pa. Age, eleven,
j.. S'-Jack Jingle promised to
tell today whether the girls or bows
were ahead. This is the way the
score stands now: Girls. u win
ners; boys, 20 winners.
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So Acres Equipped
4 Squares to Large R. R. Town

- acres woodland and pasture, balanc" r ch
rolling. loan soil, fine cultivation; beautlful
running hot and cold city water. large
nnichcs, cement cellar, bank barn. 10 head
cotton Suo full set Outbuildlngs, every
thing In fine repaf included are I milk cows
. horses. 10 hogs, 100 Laying hens, all hay
straw. fodder and grain in woll.hleh barn.
nm set farm machinery, WAGONS tools. all
for only $1,000 only $4,000 cash: quick pos
session: rare ChanC" for quick buyer:
many others, all sizes. in my new catalogue
Just out.
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FOR RENT-FURN1s1,rn

foh 9hr. hENT. for the summer, -
:. abroad 40, mansion house. fmrni. 81 owner ro
chauireTr ] Mi'R Rosnr ssanrroqnaing lawns on
valley Forge; pictiiresn,,Un on Gulf road !
GamSs Goms! OF stream; shady lawnns' nn'uated on
e'iis- ~ rtIcrcnce required. p i9ai slnken :
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,..., - :. ". u
WEST PIIIIADEtpr,
CONGRATULATIONS.

NiME Gs sE,,yr rooms on story, Dutch b5ii7-.
cool bnrso ou n3orS; Q rNonths' lcos,,. ls, elect
'OOL nonSn i3lS Pin, a ''ase; brir
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Gentleman's Country Home,
Dairy and Stock Farm

az n sacrifice: located in Chester County. /
nile nile from T. Il. Il. Station. % mites from
Eity nan; farm consists Of 20 acres: acres
IL timber, acres app, orchard. remaining
iaha IN cultivation, running stream and
nest OF pasture stone mansion house situ-
Mtrd on high knoll, nnordnE most wonder
~, view OF surrounding country; II rooms
Lot,"ator heat. bath rl'CtriC lights all
modern convenCnC"s, large "crandn: beau.
uiul Lawns Shruhbcry. shade trr"s: stone
,''hht mouse, rooms, inc SpringhOusC, la rgc
ndTh Tor 20 head cattle. poultry houses
IWBh"usts. ic"housc. garage for . cars and
az necessary outhuildinGs. owing TO business
ElG.5u0: llburai mrrtgage: former priCn
N+-,0oO: would Consl"r selling farm and
mansion house separately. Address Box g.
M"SttOwn, Pa. or phnn" WosttOwn 1000 K 4
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VALi7NBi,l3 ni'CNS co FAI

VALUABLE NUCNs co FARM
At public sale Oh Thursday Arrl H. 1921,
IT l:31 p. m. 1i2 acres. mar New Hope
and modern bath: acctyenc lights tenant
house. large mod ,rn frame barn with sta.
bling FER lS had. 3-stOrv carriage house,
modern hNEhouse ch'Ckcn h1us,. new hollow
tile sllo; this is q Lelutiful property. COM
mandlnE "A lne view Of the Delaware River
Valley. and win - sold Tor the high dollar.
J CARROLL MOLLOY. AgcLt
IN Tn
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S Acres-Devon-$l5,OO

Stone house. 10 rooms h-w. hca,cr: Ino,lrri,
r!uml.us; brick hrrplVCc. slIh!r. poultry
houses. with runs spring house. str, am:
or, hard, SURROUNDED by hne Estates; u0sS'n
PETERS a. SON. GO3 CHESTNUT ST, ,PIiILA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

TORE AND DWELLING. unIurntsh"d. lot
3ONlOO. AsLUry tive, pr "C, $500. Asl
ohm j. Fus''"r. Jln h st. Ocean Cit,. y. J
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
------ PENNsYLNANIN FARMS -
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE

1874 acres along Neshaminy creek deep wa
ter for boating bathing fishing; up-'o-date
tone dwelling containing 4 large rooms on
Inst huor sleeping rooms and tiled bath
N second. attic; 2-story servants quarters
attached; hot-water heat: electricity gen
rated from large dam on property by water
power; house Is equipped with electric re-
r.Eorator electric range, electric washer.
'IcrtriC hOt.watcr heater. etc; all arc included
II the sa other buildings are 3-stOry mill
tuildInE formerly used us a grlst mill. barn.
modern poultry house and other buildings.
The finest equipped and most beautiful c9un.
try estate in Bucks county. Full particulars
of J CARROLL, MOfTOy PlncvIiIe pa
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5.ACRE COUNTRY SEAT

Vt STATION = MIN, FROM URNND ST
l4-rO1m house. baths . 1rcplaces! h W.
heat. "l"c., shopping and dining pOrChos. sta
hlc and garage; large, well-shaded lawn, with
grove adjoining vegetable and flower gar.
dens fruit r. variety; an attractive real
country huT", "suocIaliv so to family with
children. & ~ very reasonable price photos
c. p. PETERS & son, sos CHESTNUT ST.
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R. E.-SALE OR EXCHANGE

NIw JrRSEN-S'nIRR,N
WILL EXCHANGE fully equipped 9-acrc city
farm, centrally located. for business prop
crty anywhere or sell cheap for cash
AINASCCO. Egg liarbOr. y. j.
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RIVFRTON

COLONIAI. brick house - rooms. 3 bat
2.Cur garage; about = nCrns. beautifully
planted grounds and gardens; all in hrst-clda,
rond'Iou. price SO, 900; wund"rful bargain.
For appointment ar further particulars phOne
HiVrrtun n93
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

PUBLIC SALE TUESDAY. APRIL 10, II
O'CLOCK. at the Court Housc door, Elk;
TON. CECIL COUNTY. MD, "MULBERRY
oconcretcl road nt Bohemia RIVER Bridge.
gao ACRES NOR" or less. good buildings
"STONEY RATTTRY FARM" on the Bo.
femia River over n mile Of river shore, 2iI
ACREj Of land more or ;ess' good build
lrEs, fna land, in high state OF cultivation;
bathing beach, fnc fishing shore. this prop
erty is unoNCclled ae n river front farmi
nnrst fishing and ducliing shore in Cecil
county.
JANII,S l., L.vASS- Attornev
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lI."I rIuE'. ANI, --I.ol AUNgUU. 3 story q
..'.. rr.I NA'h. chicken hous" and r',Ii-"
.mG.'. ...-' --rru. I"Gu,r" about Sl6uU cash
S. r. MANLEY '''4 w%1..i.GG @,a GT@iT I Tu@ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

NJ NVNIOWN N n rIlTmln N.III,y INV o. :
Eli + WSAlER " '''''
j ~ ~. l.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

Exclusive residential section. Is rooms
na'hs. or"n fir"plcos' garage: must bn
son t. 10 Arprrciatrd. l.. NJ HUDNUT
~ Rgal Esta'" Trus' Bldg.
LRN% MAWR. PA.-Fourteen-room house:
io' 5'\iHn. best section for $500. Phone
.rdIrur,. go ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

SGO--S. W. cor. both and Chestnut ) rooms
Yearly lcns" "''''
MA Il; furnished hnus"; u'lgi hprhood or 7"d
aud lliGks ave. Ed Abrams spruce i.37
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

MANUFACTURING PLANT
Substantially constructed brick buiIJ,nr
su,'ah hie inr carrying heayE ,machinerv: cor.
feet on ono. two aud three floors: near
freight station and publlc siding: gas water
and electricity. r .. Box 4Ol. Trenton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

I ITREE very attractive homes. modern II
every rnrtir1lnr rightly located: unusua
town, $i5. 900 t. to S25 1000, ''' '''''' ''''
". q. LEGONEY. l3 Z. Main 81
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SORTIIFII:ID

rWr Desirable" houses, with garag.. large
lots: on ah n" road, 20 minutes from At
antic city, easy terms.
KENNEDY. 400 : Van Pnlt at.
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NIRGINIt FARMS
VIRGINIA FARM

100 acres Of fine soil: well located: T-room
dwelling barns. stables. good orchard. con
Ncnient schools. churches; price only $1,000
:erms: this Is value Of buildings. IL you want
a country home stock. dairy or grass farm
write US your wants: We know virginia and
Know values; CatalOg fU" the asking.
MORTON q. TIALHIMER
Farm Den lrtmrnt.
niChm md Va,
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RRNN MNWR

lO5 HAI.N NE--Sumi-dvtached . + m
hath "l". lights h0t.air heat: ss5U0
Hu,H r QUINN. 1918 Columbia pyc,
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CAPE MAY

li-ROON corner res; river front; 4 acres
>l2 800. WESTNEY 203 IAberly Bldg.
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WOODBI RY
NEW JERsEY-sEAsMORN

ACRE farm. dwelling. barn. $4,000; right
town WESTNEN. @n3 Liberty Bldg
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SNItIbI.RTH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR rem 1
ASBlRY PARK

HOtSES-Wc have one uC the largest list4
Of furnished residential houses for summer
rented in best loCa: "ns Of Ashury Park; also
large number Of choice houses for SAFE.
Franklin Real Estate Agency, 1909 ENJOY
St. near I'd ave, Asbury Park, y. J. rclc-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
los ACRES-KENNETT SO,

stone house; comr"," farm h'Ips.. including
mushroom houses, mi" from Sta; rrduroi
price, Including dairy -mr Other stocks; I'm.
PIGMENTS etc. all ready f." spring work
LETTERS SON,G0N CHESTNUT 81. .PIIII.A
ROSE VALLEY FARM--I37 acres; u miles
md"adnm roads to city Hail. Phlla,I,luhia:
owners r"aidene", "'"r'ri. Irh's. hot-wat"r
heat, open hr"pIuccs, beautiful lawn and
SHADE; extended view; lurgn stable and rHr-
rinEe house. modern roH barn, - head: ten
ant house,, pUr"st water IN Abundance. ali
Lecessary buId'nE.. mrcaItr roads each
side and through farm $50 Ouu. les th,n
cost ot buildings. FARM @02I y. 10th st..
Philadelphia Pa.
% ACRES--riosr to Ilun,tu-,,n V,IIoy
Hunt, larry" IuiOu,a stum" Dwelling yi,i
mod, ,In improvements, open N~np.ar,s barn
ou'Luidngs, springhous". pr.Iu,tn, Itld
WARREN NJ CORNELL. Ilulurp. ia,
81 ACRES; house; barr; fruit. Irvol land
with OF without Gro" and imp"mrrls: /
milo from oaks station, r., Ph0u,. 81 II I
phuentXyi'Ir Pa, or adlr, NJ ONu.r io>
~. r.. u. 80. l. It"Nnr>lorl. pt
- ACRES. good, farm lama. I0.ruum sI1nr
dWy,tttmE' ynat r"m barn. "ghu.'din9s, i nic
Warren NJ. cornell IIato"ru la
l10.ACRE FNIM at W"s'i VA ~rIr,.u ia
l2-ruom ston" dwelling huiuA clr. W,in.
" USttuWn, Pa, '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
MAPLE SHADE
MOORESTOWN

NEW broom huuraIow; corner lot 5Oy195
Apply FEliD. SCHMIDT, Holly ave. Mapl,
shade, y !.
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stores and Dwellings
WEST PIIII.NDEI.pIII

DESIRABLE Office. rooms; facing 10Th 81
"I'r'n"Nlhs > Penn square; very light
UUd"rHl" r"ntHI, can LoruSt 3jSI
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y MONEY EOR MORTGAGES

MIJINEl TON NUN UHVIl|
]. LEE PATruN LINCOLN ..525j liLg9,
IIRST -AIOtT'iAGES ON CIlf PkOpA
TIEs Tor sal. at par and iIleTGs"
I.ttn'fON ESTATES, Harrison bds.---1
FUNDS n IArge amounts ror NJ"
n,sS & Stets0n. 1881 Land Title bds1i
rIfEDS f-T ID an Sd mortgag"s; WeS
ndelphia houses preferred: @i-hyu
ice, Baker & Son. h2d and halllll3sSs -.
PRIVATE funds, any amount. hP "
590O Walnut S. Bel. ls0O. open G--s.s y,
kIRsT and second mortgage ru9ns. h,s IN
BERRY 0l6S RidGe ave. EoNr,"r 1l--2.i III
MONEY for LIST or % mortfaglrs, Tsl
country. r, Taylor NJ ddl'toa'
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TOday's Winner
ROBERT q. HARTMAN
1O3 Clifton Avenue
COllingGale, Pa.
Age. fourteen
TIE WINNING JINGLE

TIE WINNING JINGLE
II ja>t nate 10 practtrc, cricd
Flo,
"NoIr ~hcn / gconr up / uW yo
In biz rOHrcrtS 10 pi"p'
W'rN, mdDLC she U,aV
n her player she t0kc8 to the
ShOW.
THE HONOR ROLL
But her sharps and her flats she
must know. Lydia Schubrrt, IL
West TiOga street. Age, ten.
All shc'Il play is the phonO-
graph, though. Harry POlokoir,
2l9S South Seventh street, Age,
thirteen.
But first It's hard work, We all
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INNHICINNN, NLnIsI iNI"TI0N d,0IrntNrs, rlc.
{. F. SIMON, III S. 10TH ST.

DOCTORS OFFICE. GROUND fioor, in oxclu.
sivc apartment house, brand now; rooms
private bath, electricity, hardwood hoors
good lights and ventilation; reasonabl. Teni
Apply 2G0 s. lTth st. ''
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Choice Bucks and Montgomery
County Farms srn%HTf{LrY
Within 20 mllcs Of PhiIgdolphia
Send iO" list: sat" stI.
W. FORREST MAGEE

y u \lViAlN
100 acres. = ninut's' walt 10 station New.
town DIV. ON stat" hi@h NHy; wuod.. spring
watcred pHsture, good suII' pri.rh. app" or
ChHid; colonial slDu' dwell ug, - rooms,
al, cows; James sanitary cuw barn. stan.
"hions for 80 head; necessary outhuildugs.
act quick.
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OCEAN CITY

CAPE MAY h"arh-rront villa; 10 bedroom
bH' h.. every CnINCrrl"n"". nicely iu
rish,d VI gO9 Ledger nffiC.'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

wy 5S ~" second floor, modern miII.
GiTaTd ave; excellent condition. "H'''
FRASER Il s. 18th. Filbert 1924
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Boulevard ScCtiOl

ROtrl.NELr BUULEN ARD. E. l93--Five
rnarrgers baths. lear gardg~s' large
lawn anr sMrubbery, inC,oscd purChes; $3.50
p,r rr0r'h. open an" tine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12

ATTRACTIVE s'onH aun-a'uw, large living
room. ~" - hE"r'%'". 4,"nE room. Kitchen.
a.-.r..,. ,,.'.uu. urtcr SI75U. Warrcn NJ
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Farm for Sale or to Let,
furnished, Near Atlantic CITY

b'hutitul country place including q acres
young bearing orchard. strawberries, heauti-
tul lO'room house. barn. garage. Broom
cottage, poultry houses; ali buildings now and
modern; convcricnccs: ideal. healthy loca.
ton; hiSh ground; only few minutes from
s"ashore and S"avirw Golf cub. Address VI
4. Devn". Law R'dg. Atlantic CIV, ~ j.
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We isasoi N NELRent. furnished lone.
propcrty t; beautiful home and froirdoor @ y
old shade, ofpHtn frGt iTSS exposure %crcs sd II
@esparagus esI bed. flower gard,n7, 'iLaole Lale gari
iaundrnn iU, ana SIDE; ~ rooms. bath b"ons@ us. porc
,aushdrN. nns pantry, steam heat linen to)
"a r Taao SaS' coal and gas ranges: GISt5tc s,sk
penna, r. Il. and Phila, a,,iu,Gs nna ,, walkl
pSdn Tain service; examine nv MSstsrni \
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NRDNiORE


AElMNRE. PA.-S,N-rCom house on south
sd" Of LANCASTER ave, newly papcrei
ard modern Phone Ardmore 27O McCREA
suburban real estate. $1,000
Williams news., 1921-01-28
PARISH MEETING

(Continued from first page) a movement which is being ad- vanced among our parishes and missions, over 5000 in number, in all of the states of the Union, and which is resulting in the general awakening of the whole church to new spiritual life, new opportunities for church service and expansion, and a new spirit of giving to the home and foreign mission work of the Church.
 After the conclusion of this part of the program, the musi- cal entertainment of the eve ming, which had been prepared under the supervision of Mrs. PittenhOuse. was presented. The general singing of a few old-time favorite melodies, and the special vocal and instru- mental numbers which followed was thoroughly enjoyed by all. A guessing contest of a pug zling nature came next; and af- ter this trial of wit and humor the COInI11CIoO served OG1gnC- full refreshments.
 It is planned to have several such social gatherings of sini- lar nature at the parish house during the year, which we hope will be enjoyed by an increas- ingly larger numb cf +',e members and fire nds of the MiesiOn.
 Next Sunday afternoon Jan 3Oth., the various families of the congregation will be visited by members of a soliciting com nittee in order to secure fnan- cial pledges for maintaining the work of the Mission for the ensuing year.
 The usual service of the Mis- sion will be conducted next Sunday-the Sunday School al TO a. m., and Vesper Service at 5 D. m. All are cordially urged to make church-ooing con- frmed habit Your presence and co-operation we sincerely appreciate.
Williams news., 1921-01-28

Estate of Gust Carlson, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administra- tor of the estate of Gust Carl son, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces- sary vouchers, within four after the first publica- tion of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Harben and Gold, the same be-