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Thursday, Dec. 20

Sons and Daughters of Lib
erty will meet at 1880 In Mac
cabees hall. Christmas program
after regular session.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
Miss Ccx
llA


Honored ~
Mrs. Ray Bennington of East Ohio
avenue entertained the members of
Mrs. Brook Ransom's class of the NJ
p Sunday school Wednesday evening
hOnoring her sister, Miss Catherine
Cox, a teacher in a business school at
Atlantic City, N. j., who is spending
the Christmas holidays at her home
In this city. Miss Cox was formerly
a member of Mrs. Ransom's class.
Twenty young ladies were present
for the evening, which was pleasantly
spent in social manner.
Mrs. Bennington served refresh
ments to the guests.
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Fraternity To
Give A Dance

The Phi Alpha Omega fraternity
will entertain with a dance in the X
of c. hall Friday evening. Music
for the dancing will be furnished by
Burris orchestra.
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Sons and Daughters
Elect Officers

Eject Officer6
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty,
at their regular meeting held We'd
nasday evening, elected officers as fol-
lows for the next term:
Councillor-Luella Sweet
Associate Councillor-Pauline John
son.
Vice COuncillor-Em Emma Dunlap
Associate Vice-Jesse Faulhaber.
Recording Secy.-Sadie Smith.
Assistant Recording Secy.-Minnie
Neass.
Financial Secy.-Rose Moore.
Treasurer-Milie McGlade
Guard-Carrie Baldwin.
Inside Guard-Ella Cooper.
Outside Gllarl-.Edith I,oree.
Trustee-Pearl Warman.
Pianist-NOra Davis.
Asst. Pianist-IIizzie Hinger.
esentative-.Minnie Neass, Mil
lie McGlade, Nora Davis, Lizzie Hing
er, Esther Smith.
Alternates Viola Bateman, Emma
Dunlap, Ohio Wineland, Jennie Jack
SON and Augusta Welshymer.
Dancing
Party
Misses Priscilla Tarr and Anna
Sanderson will entertain with dane
ing party at the home OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tarr
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Mrs. Estella Miller was removed
from her home in Danville to the M
& S. sanitarum Wednesday in Nc
Curmick's ambulance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Bernice Stull of Dresden, O.,
underwent am operation Thursday
morning at the M. & S. sanitarium.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
VACATION LEAGUES
SHOWING REAL pep
Teams In Motor And Animal
Circuits Step Fast -Fords
And Bears Lead IA

The teams in the Motor and Ami.
mails leagues of the Christmas Vaca.
ton league, are playing with undim.
ished pep and energy in the Y. M. C.
A. gym. The games of Wednesday
reveal the lighting qualities of the
young athletes.
In the Motor league play Of the Jun.
iors the scores were:
MERGERS A, Fords 2.
Hudsons IL, Stutz's 9.
Packards s, Bucks 4.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30

Kenneth Beach, Howard Gesslng and
the host and hostess.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
New Years
Dance

Invitations have been issued for u
New Years dance in the X. OF c. hall
Monday evening by Mfllard Lantz
Music will be furnished by Smiths
Harmony Boys of Mansfield. A mum.
ber Of feature dances ahve been ar
ranged for the event.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
N MacDoWeil Club
Entertains

Entertains
The MacDowll club gave q studio
tea Wednesday afternoon ut the home
OF Miss Nellie McFadden, honoring
former members who are home for
the holiday season.
: The members we're assisted by Mrs.
Thomas, who sang In her most de.
lightsul way three groups of songs.
Mrs. Stanley Johnson greatly enrich.
ed one number with a beautiful violin
0bligato.
The following program was given,
IN charge of Miss Mildred Jones, pres.
ident
In Three Horse Sleigh (Tschaik.
owsky) -Evelyn Levy.
Minuet Antique (PaderswskD Ma.
Omi Dnbinsky.
Summer Idyl (Toejussen)-Albert
Crider.
Mazurka, Op. 67, No. 2 (Chopin)--
Winifred Riley
Speedwell (Oehme); Prelude (De
kovem Pauline Jones.
Passepied (Gillet): Little Rogue
fEberhnrdD-Iielen Cleeland. Joseph
Cleeland ut the piano.
Papillous U.oth)-Betty Ward
La Coquette (ManaZucca) Louise
Lorentz.
At Dawning (Cadman); Little Boy
Blue tHarmon)--Mrs. Thomas. Rutl
Taylor at the piano.
=. The Fawns (Chaminade) MARCEL,
Cooksey.
The Eagle (MacDowelD Vera Per
rlne.
Nanny tDetD; Juba CDett) Edit
Babbs.
Romance (Slbelu) Her
ron.
Sleep sweetly. Babe of Bethlehem
(GeibeD Mrs. Thomas. Violin obi
cato by Dorothy Spence Johnson.
Minuet from Sonata (Grieg)-Mil
dred Jones.
Waltz for Two Pianos (Arensky)-
Fcrne Jordan and Marie Marks
II Isn't Raining Rain to Me Carey
Ny Love Is Muleteer (Nogero) -
Mrs. Thomas.
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Club Members
Are Entertained

Miss Henrietta Scl'"ire. OF North
Sandusky street entertained the mem.
bers OF the NJ. u. q. club with a little
girls" party Tuesday evening. Games
were played during tho evening and
musie was enjoyed. A dainty lunch.
con was served by the hostess TO the
following guests; Margaret Schlairat.
li'hh Trott, Lucille Ashbaugh, Dor
0thy Penn, Pearl Smith. and Harriet
Willett OF Berea university. Bereh,
ky.
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Auxiliary Unit
Elects Officers

The Auxiliary unit of the American
Legion met Wednesday evening in
the g. A. r. hall and elected the fol
lowing officers for tho year:
President-Mrs Margaret Heading
ton.ft, :
Vice Pres.-Mrs, T. l.. Walker.
Secretary-Mrs. II. w. Loney. Y.
Treasurer-Mrs. A, j. Matthews Jr
Chaplain-Miss Mabel Brown.
Sergeant at Arms - Miss Lena
Smithhisler. H ft
Color Escorts-Mrs Stevens and
Mrs. Dial
Executive committee--Mrs. A. ]
Matthews Sir, Mrs. Olvey and Mrs
McManis.
Press Correspondent Miss Core
I.oney.
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Ladies' Of EIks

Ladies' Of Eiks
Have Card Party
The Ladies' OF the Elks pleasantly
entertained with q Christmas party
Wednesday afternoon in the Elks
club rooms. The guests spent the af-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-30
Entertained
With Dinner

With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ID. Gcssling OF
South Vernon entertained with din.
rer Christmas day. Twenty relatives
were present. Covers were laid for
the following Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Gar
rad and daughter Alma, Mr. and Mrs
len Ecott and son Harold, Mr. and
Mrs. Finer Roberts and sons, Ken
meth and Richard. Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
! lie 0essiing. Mrs. Charles Spearman
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In the Animal league play of the
Cadets the scores are:
Bears 3, Hyenas 1.
Tigers 8, Lions 4.
The league standing is:
, 1921-08-13
Mrs. Mahoney
Is Hostess.
PERSONALS

Miss Olive Puntenney of the Cas-
per Chamber of Commerce, is leaving
on n vacation OF two weeks. She will
spend the time at the American city
bureau school taking special work in
regard to chamber of work.
Attorney Peter @. Nyce counsel for
the Carter Oil company. who has been
visiting here for several days looking
after business interests has returned
to his headquarters with the com
pany in Denver.
Miss Jane Mcdonald OF the treasur-
er's department at the courthouse has
left for Thermopolis where she will
spend the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ]. Bloom. who are
visiting at the Peterson home. left
this afternoon for the Salt Greek field
where they spent the remainder of
, 1921-08-13

Brigadier Merriweathcr. divisional
commander of the Salvation Army in
Colorado and Wyoming. and Com.
mardant tombstone will speak at the
Army hall tomorrow at Il A.. m. Brig
adler Merriweather has been in the
Salvation Army IS years and during
this time he has been stationed in
England. Honolulu and America. He
has had a wide experience in many
neids and has a message well worth
hearing.
, 1921-08-13

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at IL O'Clock in the
new church edince at the corner OF
Fourth and Grant streets. The lesson
sermon for tomorrow Is Soul" The
public is cordially invited to attend
these services. Sunday school is held
at 9sf5 o'clock. to which children up
to h age OF 20 years may attend.
, 1921-08-13

Services 1T ccd Fellows hall. Sun
day school 9:45 a. r. Ms. c. d. Mu-
rane superintendent. Preaching and
Communion service II t. m. Morning
service by Brother E. w. Bailey.
Evening service s O'Clock; DR.. ]. M.
Cromer will speak. Miss Barnett Of
Denver will sing; violin solo by Fred
Kraus. Everybody welcome.
, 1921-08-13

First Presbyterian
Tabernacle corner Durbin and Sixth
streets; Rev. Charles A. Wilson. pas
tor. Sunday school 9;45 a. m. Preach
ing service IL a. m. Rev. David A.
Martin OF Cheyenne. will preach both
morning and evening in the absence
OF Rev. Wilson who is now on his
vacation. Morning anthem. Come,
Sound His Praise Abroad" Pike; solo.
These Arc They" cThe Holy City,.
Gaul. Mrs. p. w. Frank. Evening
anthem. Blessing. Honor, Glory and
Power" Emerson; duet. THE Shad-
ows Of h Evening Hour" Briggs,
Messrs. Ffrmin and Lundberg. We
extend an invitation to all to attend
these services.
, 1921-08-13
Awful Sick
With Gas
EafOnfc Brings Relief

Il have been awful sick with gas"
writes Mrs. w. II. Person, land
Eaton,c is all l can get 70 give me
Acidity and gas on the stomach
quickly taken up and carried out by
Eatonic, then appetite and strength
come back. And many other bodily
miseres disappear when the stomach
Is right. Don't let sourness, belch-
ing, bloating, indigestion and other
stomach ills 60 on. Take Eatonic
tablets after you eat-see how much
better you feel. Big box costs only Q
tnhe with your druggists guarantee.
, 1921-08-13

viii sing. The Epwurth League viii
be an Echo Meeting from the
league institute a. Crawford. The
Lesguers who attended the institute
viii each make reports. II will be
a meeting that will look into the fu-
ture.
, 1921-08-13

are returning from a motor tri2
through the Yellowstone National
park Judge Winter was formerly
judge Of the Lander district and has
many friends there who arc enter
tanning in honor Of the party.
State Senator and Mrs. ]. w. John.
son have returned from Buffalo where
they have been guests of mate and
Mrs +. L. Lucas.
Miss Rosamond Spears
TO Be Honoree.
A picnic party in honor Of Miss
Rosamond Spears Is planned for next
Monday evening by a number OF her
schooi friends living here. Miss
Spears has been n guest in the city
for several days, visiting with her
father. T. c. Spears.
The guests OF the abnormal picnic
will meet on the lawn at the home Of
Miss Katherine Mahoney and will go
TO Garden Creek falls where the pic
mic will be spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn C. LIttlefield.
accompanied by their house guest.
Miss Florence Fabling OF Denver, who
are touring the Yellowstone National,
park, are expected to return to Cas-.
per the first of the week.
House Guest Is Inspiration
Of Many Social Affairs.
Mrs. Fred Jones of Fort Wayne.
Ind, who is visiting here with her
sister. Mrs. b. b. Brooks, has been
the inspiration for a number of social
events of interest during the las few
days. She was honored at a lunch
con served yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. II. L. Patton on
South Wolcott street. Places at the
prettily decorated luncheon tables
decorated N pink and white, were
laid for II society matrons.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Andrus entertained for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones at n dinner served at their
home OF South Durbin street.
Together with Mrs. c. B. Manbeck.
who is also n visitor in the city from
Alton, Ill. Mrs. Jones was entertained
at the home OF Mrs. l.. A. Reed on
South Center street at a luncheon
served to L. matrons Of the city.
Mrs. Mahoney
Is Hostess.
In honor of Miss Rosamond Spears,
Mrs. w. T. Mahoney entertained n
number of young ladies who were
school friends OF Miss Spears at a
luncheon his afternoon,
, 1921-08-13

South Park and East Fourth
streets; J. H Gockel. pastor. No
services will be held here tomorrow
or h Sunday following. On the last
Sunday OF the month an English
service will be held in the morning.
, 1921-08-13

Room 215. Midwest building. Sun
day, Bible lessons and talks on truth.
IL a M: Thursday. lessons in truth
and healing meeting. S p. m. Room
open daily from IL a. m. 10 8 p. IN.
Two healing siiences.
, 1921-08-13
News Of Marriage
Reaches Friends.

A telegram announcing the mar
rage OF Miss Ruth Bcckfeit and o.
V. Brunsvold which took place An.
gust IL. at the La Sale hotel in Chi.
cago. H.. has been received by friends
here.
The bride was here last winter as
an instructor in the Casper public
schools. and gained many friends
during her short stay in the city. Mr..
Brunsvold has been associated in the
oil business here for many years and
now has offices rs a stock broker on
the second floor of the Oil Exchange
building.
The bride and groom viii come to
Casper and viii make their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. lacey are the
parents of a baby daughter born Wed
nesday, August 10. They have named
the little girl. Frances Madge.
T. N. Webb and cantrell webb,
father and brother of r. Webb of the
Garbutt weidner and Sweeney firm.
have returned from the Pathfinder
country where they have been the
guests OF George Colby on a fishing
trip. They returned with some large
trout.
, 1921-08-13

geiist Joseph y. speakes. In the an.
ernoon at } O'Clock there will be a
DIVINE healing service. Bring your
anhcted one to be anointed with oil
IN the name Of the Lord and to be
prayed over and tho prayer Of faith
shall save the sick and the Lord shall
ratse him up; n IL he has commit
ted sins. they shall be forgiven him. :"
song service begins promptly at 7:3O
p M, iouoWed by an evangelistic
service. Sermon by Rev. Speakes.
The revival services are deepening
In interest. although the crowd are
not large. Rev. Speakes delivers the
message straight from the shoulder.
Come and hear the old Gospel
preached in the o!d-time way. All are
cordially invited to attend the serv.
ices during the coming week. Sery.
ices each night at 7.45.
, 1921-08-13

Rev.. Marshall. pastor. Sabbath
school 10 a. m. Morning service IL
o'clock. Evening service S o'clock.
Attendance last Sabbath in our Sun
day school was 143. showing a gain
OF rs over a month ago. Everyone
welcome. Rev. Rankin. Sabbath
school worker and evangelist. will be-
gin n series OF special meetings be-
ginning Sunday and continuing every
night for two weeks. He comes to
us well recommended as n pleasing
Gospel preacher. While not sensa-
tional. he still has h Gospel fire in
his preaching which attracts and
helps the people. You are urged to
como to these meetings and be helped.
, 1921-08-13

900 East Second street: Walter L.
French. pastor. The Coming OF the
Kingdom will be the subject of the
morning sermon. And at night the
subject will be What Is Religion and
What Is 1t to Be a Christian?" At
the evening hour Mrs. e. e. Fisher
, 1921-08-13
o. THAT CHICKEN DINNER
Where? At the Puritan

Sunday 5 p. m. Freshly killed. A
fine menu. Corner Midwest and Elm
streets. Price SOC.
, 1921-08-13
Samuel p. Colt
Dies

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug. Is.-
Col Samuel p. Colt. chairman Of the
board of directors OF the United States
Rubber company. died at his Bristol
home at 1:l0 this afternoon. his death
following n severe paralytic shock
which he suffered n week ago yes.
terday.
, 1921-08-13

DYM
Mn l~N
k
II tell you, gentlemen; it is foolish, absurd, ridiculous to talk about
pushing a man in the back to cure him.
Think of it gentlemen. Science has proven that germs are the
eS D t %i 10 ol i@noss yet en fsr n ae people ORS tSis'n sSos gbd n G Wisdom t Of or sages
by pressure o n spinal nerves and all you have to- do is go to n of these
Why gentlemen, a freshman from oqs of u medical schools a
Se e moF' good IN a day than n of these chrOpra't'rS a do in forty
WISHED Ti' to sh i%plssl n9 apon the T few i1 %sd sdd dR H Gsts iGn to f sn By his a %a mRs
words, Here are some statistics of the Flu" epidemic that hit this cOun-
above7 The report of cases is IS follows:
Medically treated-one death out of every 1e cases.
osteopathicany teated-One death out of every 127 cases.
Chiropracdcaly adjusted-one death ut of every $50 cases.
And bear in mind this medical record was not made by the fresh
man from a medical school, but by graduated practitioners.
Science may have proven that germs are the cause of disease" but
Istang ae fSer n n ie6 6e tbs ~e asir ry1ns too se gees ssi a !, ta anins
releasing pinehed spinal nerves, and getting their patients we'll. p"'
It may sound ridiculous to say that adjusting the spine will remove
And here is another point to remember: there is a vast difference be-
tween Science" and the claims of scientists"
,sis Scientists ss n Sc e4 %sa sli fbas n th1t it. t.IE Su si tdsaS 9st to 3d Ssisys that a n "a,
common piece of furniture.
Scientists proved beyond a doubt that aeroplanes rel impossible
saHa to- the tn sr 1STed q but sF Wright F8 Sroah sass ma aHst a machine shfasi that tina ~ou d d y
and thus dbproved a scientific" fact ca.
The GERM THEORY has held sway for many years but it has never
ssissn: :so o se wes aR We neSs sur wni m dH on Of dh them is e ne doubt f6e about Ms ust the he
all be dead.
There ar various cells and organs of the body that fight the en-.
elimination, properly. because of deficient nerve life, the patient be-
they eventually ally come to "a a ch i@s r" tor because s@u u ne Sef" "e'fS''
, 1921-08-13

b day. Mr.. and Mrs Bloomn are re-
turning to their home in Omaha, Neb-
tomorrow.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. b Brooks and their
house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jones OF Fort Wayne. Ind. are ieav-
ing for Buffalo where they will spend
several days before going to the Vel
lowstone National park. They will also
attend the ~ceibration at the Two-Gwo-
Tee Pass.
DR.. and Mrs H r. Lathrop are en-
tertaining DR.. and Mrs. McLaine and
son who are here from Honolulu.
Hawaii.
C. B. Richardson has left for chey.
enne where he will look after bust
company.
A. W. Peake OF tho Midwest Rein
ing company has returned from Salt
Creek where he spent yeSerday on
company business.
y. S. Wilson returned from Mon
tana where he has been for some time
on business for the Midwest Refining
company.
Mrs. L. A. Bulson a returned
from Cody where she has been visit.
ing with her husband. Mr.. Bulson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Price arc Ieav-
ing this evening TOR the Big Horn
mountains where they will spend a
vacation Of I'VE weeks.
L. II. Parker OF the Consolidated
Royalty company has left for Denver
where he will spend a tive weeks va.
cation. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William K1eber &C.
companied by their daughter, Marion,
and son. have left for Estes park
where they will spend some time on
a vacation.
Mrs. Andy Morrison has returned
from Salt Creek, accompanied by Mrs.
Morrison who underwent an opera
ton Friday morning. The patient is
doing splendidly.
, 1921-08-13
* A

EXTRA
Illinois Supreme Court hands down decision that Medical law
of that state is unconstitutional. The following is copied from the
front page of the Chicago Tribune of June %, 1921:
MEDICAL ACT OF STATE HELD NOT CONSTITUTIONAL
Springfield. Ill, ue 22-The medical practice act of Illinois today was de.
cared nconsdtuuona by the Supreme curt as an Unjust discrimination against
ono class of physians.
The Supreme Court reversed the decision o thu vermlIonc county circuit comt
which had found Dr.. I. j. Love- of DanvIne guilty of pracngw without a license
This action win affect Chropracps and all other drugles healr.
Overthrow of the medical practice act OF 1917 by the Supreme Court today returns
to full force and effect the law of 1911 under which Chhopractorst drugIas heaIers
Ind midwfves will be subject to no state qualifications except the necessity of
passing a state xamnaton
Heretofore Chropractos have been required to attend college forty months
as doctors of medicine do. and midwtves have been required to attend certain a-
proved schools.
Chroprntor who pracied without a license His contention that forty months
requirement was unreasonable discrimination against one class of phrirIansr
was upheld by the court 1t was a unanimous dcLSon.
Chhopracuc the court held has done much good and has cleared its practitioners
of all suspicion of charatanhm pr fad
, 1921-08-13
St. Marks

Seventh and wolcott streets: Rev.
Philip X Edwards. rector. Holy
Communion at 5 a. m. Church school
s'45 a m. Morning prayer and ser
mon at IL O'Clock.
, 1921-08-13
En- Route Homo
From Park Trip.

Judge and Mrs. C. e. Winter &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs, Roy w.
Schneck of Tampico, Mexico, are stop
ping at the Noble hotel in Lander for
a few days en- route TO the home OF
Judge and Mrs. Winter, here. They
, 1921-08-13
Afaccabce Meeting
For Monday.

The meeting of the Ladies of Mac.
eabees will be held on Monday night
at the I. o. o. F. hall. The soot4i
hour, following the business sesa,on,
will be held in honor Of the men...
bers whose birth anniversaries ara
held this month. 1t will be l misccl.
lancous shower.
The Mcsdames Cara Tubbs Emma
Sturgeon. Chris Wagner, Gladys Nat
tensiag n ID. IL urery will, serve The
refreshments.
, 1921-08-13

Suufcn OF the NaZarenS
Corner II and Madison streeft Rev.
Mona ID. Gillespie, pastor. 611 East
II street Sunday services as fol-
lows: Sunday school 10 a. M, L. A.
Turner, superintendent. Preaching
service at IL a. m. Sermon by Evan
, 1921-08-13
Sumber Party 1T
Mountain Cabin.

Miss Mary Tobin entertained Miss
Katherine Mahoney and Miss Rosa
mond Spears at a slumber party at
the Mahoney cabin on Garden Creek
last night. The young ladies returned
to the city this morning.
, 1921-08-13

Tribune wantads will find that
needle in the haystack."
, 1921-08-13
Move Into
New Home.

Capt. and Mrs. NJ. j. Hopkins moved
into their new stucco bungalow on
Fourteenth street yesterday afternoon.
The building has just been completed
and is an addition to the lovely homes
OF the city.
, 1921-08-13
EGYPTIAN REGULATOR TEA

An excellent remedy for constipa-
ton and billiousness. Keeps the
bowels clean. cures rheumatism. For
sale only through agents.
o. s. BATHS. Agents.
Basement o. S. Building.
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1918 RITTENH9USE SO s,--Niost attrac.
tive suite; profs ofts for phys. or dentist;
p. m. ). { Fuller, 10 : 18th s. ~
NICE large priv. daylight office fac!n, mni,
street. for rent congsnial suEroqnd!nss;
Lnraycttc ItldR,. 6rh and chestnut "''
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;004 MERVINE SIT story twin 1In!oti
w. D. CHAMBERS hH3AI; fG%S = sr

LOGAN-Corner property; modern; now va
cant: equity 10000; q bldg. lots, wildwood
Crest clear $4,000 !. g. s., 1912 Ridge ave
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NEW JERsEY--SUBuRBAN
AIAaIn 80 sI.Ila.A.
MOORESTOWS
NEW JERsEy-sEhsHoRE

1000 ACRES, Ocean county, u mile from
railroad sta; large quantity old growth
cedar lafsl: exc, for farming when cleared
only 81. 900. WESrNEY. 203 Liberty Bldg,
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OFFICES for rent, Shubcrt Bds. $50 q
Broad st. outside liBnt. :..nntdiate pos.
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1917 PINE ST LnEEe l:vins room, with
nreolace; hest rarpuMrv h1ora sun AZ
Win shower aud oerist Kitchen: Sll5 per
rnnnth mMfnr 81, ed.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOU ARE INVITED 70 list your vacant or
to-be-vacant apartments With ~" Sher.
wood Apartment AEen"%. 1884 Walnut st
rhonp Walnut 3lT. II Is quite impossible to
All the requirements Of our mRIv applicants
without YOUR hearty Co-oTeraron.
WANTED - Five or rooms In elevator
anartmrrt house for April Noss"ssIun
Rerlv giving full particulars - II. y
P-orkman. 1900 + ith s.. Rrouklyr. y. Y.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

FI'RN. hFTS.. cent?, loI.: Iv wool, u d, Z
Sherwood Apt. AEaury. 1884 Wa''"t -