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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-23

the Mayor wants TO get me and my
cclleagucs because we are not with him
politically.
THE outcome Is up to the people
Of Haddonfcld. They now have cznr
on their hands, who thinks he Is iuon-
arch Of all he surveys. II he Is going
"a cry to oust MS he will find that there
is something doing. It's my candid
opinion be wants 10 get rid Of w 80 he
can fulfll some Of his election promises.
Cigar Store Government
''lf the people want Il to be run on
the rlsn OF cigar store. barber aud
shoemaker shop gossip. then they have
an ideal form Of government, for that
is what they are getting now.
"Hough has been on the force twice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-23
Good Values In Couch Hammocks


Khaki Duck, angle frame and good
mattress ............a ......,,.,,.. ..f9.75
Heavy, Khaki Duck Angle frame, gal
vanized springs, chain suspension, cotton
hatuobs .SiH.Io
Convertibie-Bed Couch Hammock. of
heavy Khaki Duck one-piece mattress
adjustable back with folding legs. chain
suspension. heavy frame ......... .S20.5O
Others with striped Duck and Cretonne
coverings. Some with loose-cushion seats
and backs. with bolster arm rest. s3i.50,
SS&.se, Sso,ss. sts.bo. $3.50 to $3.50.
COTTAGE CURTAINS. scrim Cur
tsins plain hem, also Dutch style. SI.OO
prj Ruffled Scrim Curtains, $3.50 pr. up;
SCRIM CURTAINS. Hsmstitched
and neatly edged. si.35 pr.
CRETONNES. Newest designs and
and slip covers. 96c yd. up.
SUMMER ,PORTIERES. Scotch
Madras. In attractive designs. Cotton
Madras In wonderful color combinations.
stenciled Crash, etc, from $500 pr. to
SA.7S pr.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

An Iowa town has built it's main steet to carry flood waters after heavy rains into river without damaging property
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

to the Phoenix Bridge Company of Pennsylvania on September ,. and advice has been received of final shipment, via the Panama Canal. due in Seattle on November 25. IL is expected to have this bridge in place, providing through traffic from Seward and Anchorage to Nenana. before the first of February.
 The appropriation asked of congress for the next fiscal year is principally to provide a permanent crossing of the Tanana River at Nenana, which. in itself, is a considerable undertak- ing. Connection is now made with the S5 miles of narrow gauge track age north of the Panama River by means of ferry in the summer time, and Iy extending the marrow gauge track over the ice in the winter time. When the bridge is built the track from north Neuana to Fair banks will be standardized to pro vide fer through train movement be tween Nonana and r...1anks.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
BANK PRESIDENT
 GUILTY OF LARCENY
,Hy Associated Pressp

TACOMA, Nov. l2 - Ole Larson former president of the defunct Scan dinayian-American Ban@ was found guilty of grand larceny on the charge of taking $17.OOO of the banks funds for his own use. This is the third con yiCtion of Larson. who is already underr penalty sentences.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
R0RKE EX0NERATED
 CONSPIRACY CHARGE
AH. N.soctatnl I,reesl

NEW YORK. Nov. l2 The court cXoncratcd George Gordon Rorke, commission agent at Washington, held in iail since September charged with a conspiracy to ship arms into Ireland. H. was arrested in connection with the seizure of a shipment of arms aboard the steamer East Side June r.. The government failed to proyd' cyi. dcuce duplicating him
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

Fitting on top of electric light bulbs used in vertical positions is a recep- tacle into which perfumes or disin fectants can he poured to be disscmi- mated by the heat
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

A new shield to prevent rats on ships reaching land over hawsers is combined with a trap to catch them instead of driving them back.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
WEES TEMPER NEW
 CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
LRv Nssnrintcl prcssl

SPOKANE. Nov Estate Sen ator Edwin T Conan, former presi- dent of the Exchange National Bank here and candidate for the Republi- can nomination for governor last year filed a suit for divorice charg ing his wife. Sallie Wilcox, whom he married in 1917, with an indefinite and extravagant temper.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
COAL TONNAGE

Other than the interior business expected after through track con nection is made, the best outlook for tonnage for the new railroad lies in the direction of the Matanuska Coal Fields.
 The Alaska Government Railroad has been mining coal at Eska for some years, but only as a necessary measure to secure coal for railroad operation and construction purposes. No specific appropriation has been available to the Alaska engineering commission for mining coal on q large scale. Coal mining operations have been limited. therefore. and il was not until the |. s army depart ment started investigations at Chick beginning was made to produce navy steaming coal in quantities The Alaska engineering commission has been under contract with the navy department to mine coal and carry on development work. under the direc- tion of a navy Alaskan coal commis sion. resident at ChiCkaloon. and as result, about 3O0.0OO tons of good steaming coal has been blocked out in the old railroad workings.
 At the same time more extensive coal beds have been under investi- gation at Coal Creek and Kings River. The navy coal mining pro- gram, taken into consideration with the erection of modern coal clean ing plant at Sutton. on the Matan- uska branch railroad. and the devel- opment of one or two seperate units by private coal companies. points to future tonnage for the Alaska rail road.
 FINISH TRAckLAYiNG BY DEC. I
 The tracklaying gangs are now laying steel over the completed grade from each end towards Riley Creek. Mile 347, the gateway to Mt. McKin- ley National Park, and it is expected this point vii be reached by the end of November 4 steel viaduct car ries the line over Riley Creek level Contract for this structure was let
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
NOTICE

The second hand store conducted by C. H. Lamphrey, has been sold to Os- borne Bros. All persons having bills against said business are requested to present them to Mir. Lamphrey who will pay them. All bills receivable are collectible by Mir. Lamphrey.
 OSBORNE BROS.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
REJECTS RESIGNATION
 POLISH PRESIDENT
,Rv Associated Prvssr

WARSAW. Nov l2 The Polish minister refused to accept the resig nation of President Joseph Pilsudsk who became nettled because the minis ter rejected his plan for the creation of middle Lithuanian state. They insisted upon the incorporation of Wilma in a Polish state.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
RAILWAY TO WESTWARD IS
 PROGRESSING

| The United States government rail road in Alasko has beer making good progress during the past year and ear ! Her than is generally realized. the terms of the congressional act. cali.ug l for a railroad from an all-thc year round port on the south coast of Alas. ] lla to the navigable waters of tho in tcrior will have been complied with
 On November ? there was less than 20 miles of track to lay to close the gap in the interior section. Five hun drod and twenty-five miles of railroad are now in operation with train ser, vice twice week in each direction
 During Governor Bones recent trip over the southern end of the railroad, his special train, made up of stand. ard equipment travelled total dis tance of 6SS miles during the time the steamship Alameda was on the voy- age between Seward and Anchorage and return The governor saw every foot of the railroad and at times his special was travelling over the rails at the rate of 5o miles an hour which speaks well for track and road.bcd.
 BUSINESS ON INCREASE
 With the additional trackaga opened up for operation during the past year. the local business is on tEo increase. and there has been more travel over the road than ever before During the past twelve months 3O.00o revenue passengers have been carried over the Alaska railroad-many of these. in the old pioneer days would have been required to travel by dog-team.
 The commercial freight received from Seattle at the ports of Seward and Anchorage points to increasing prosperity. Commercial freight re- ceived from ocean carriers at Seward in 1920 totaled 5.9SG tons. In 1921. it will amount to 5000 tons At Anchor age in 1920. the commercial freight re ceived was 5,642 tons In 1921. it will amount to 13.OOO tons. In addition to the commercial freight. during 1920 35,O00 tons of ocean freight was han died over the docks at Seward and An chorage for railroad construction pur- poses, and about 2Oo0o tons during 1921.
 A very healthy increase in freight and passenger business is expected over the government railroad as soon as track connection k made with in- tcrior Alaska Freight moving to the interior via the White Pass and Yu- koT Route. and via St Michael. thence hy river steamers on the Yukon and Panama will unqucstionahlv be divert. ed to the new line and this additional tonnage should tend to substantially in croas" the commercial freight and passenger earnings of the railroad. as well as stimulate and improve busi- ness activities in the Panama valley district
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
BONUS MEASURE FOR
 S0IDLERS IS PASSED
DBy Assocter.a Ir,ssn

JEFFERSON. CITY, Nov r. The Iowa house of representatives passed the soldiers bonus measure prov iou-Iy passed by the senate
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12
BlUEBEARD DENIES
 ANY BLOOD HIS HANDS

VERSAILLES, Nov. I2. Henri Ian dru. alleged "Bluebcard," on trial charged with eleven murders entered a stonUD denial of guilt. There is no blood on my hands" he said.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-12

Monograph records of unlimited length can be made with a method invented in England for recording sounds on a film and reproducing them.
, 1921-06-07
TELEGR4 MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

DL, OIVOAAA 70
General Supts Office, St Thomas June
3rd-The cahIeship Henry Holmes"
left here yesterday to repair the cable
between Jamaica and San Juan Porto Ri
co. which became interrupted at seven
am. on first instant. So far as has been
ascertained the break is near to Jamaica
and apparently has been caused by heavy
weather. 1t is hoped that the section
will be restored within a few days time
and every effort is being made to that
end. Owing to the flooding Of the
, 1921-06-07

Piantaln Garden river by torrential rains
rendering the road impossible. access
to the cable hut at Holland Bay, Jamai-
ca, for tests of the interrupted cable. was
prevented for over twenty tour hours,
Santiago, De Cuba, June. End. Ow-
ing to torrential rains experienced dur
ing the past three days, the train SER
vice between this city and Guantanamo
is interrupted, Two bridges having been
destroyed By swollen streams.
London, June 3rd. The appointment
of Lord Byng of Vimy as Governor
General Of Canada is announced.
Dublin, June 3rd.-A large munitions
factory built during the war, has been
destroyed by fire, the deed being charg-
ed to Sim Feiners. Foul constables
have been killed by Sim Feiners at
Bylebeg Cross and five others were am
bushe2 and killed at Garrolkenny.
Washington, June 3rd.--An announce
ment by the japanese Embassy states
that Japan, in reply to an enquiry by the
League of Nations, addressed to mem
bers of the League, has expressed her
approval Of the idea of disarmament but
favours no action pending the completion
of the disarmament plans by the League
Assembly. Senator Borah has declared
that the House proposals for an amend
mGnt including army disarmament WOulQ
kill the movement, and he cites the re.
fusal of France and six other nations, at
a meeting of the League Assembly, to
adopt that principle of disarmament.
Washington, June Bird The Senate
has confirmed the nomination of Mr..
Jacob Gould Schurman as minister to
China.
Athens, June 3rd.-Reports have been
received of frightful massacres Of Chris
tians at Samsun and prebizond in Ash
attic Turkey. According to. a despatch
from Coastantin0ple, the street of those
towns are streWn with the dead bodies
of Greeks.
Berlin, June 3rd.-The cabinet is
practically assured of a Parliamentary
vote in support Of the fulfilment of
the reparations agreement.
London, June Bird. Unsatisfactory pro-
gress is reported in the plan of the
inter-allied commission for the esta-
blishment of a neutral zone between the
German and Polish forces.
London, June 3rd. The coal miners
have rejected the proposals of the Govt.
for the settlement of the coal strike.
C~artagena, June Ord. The first sub
marine for the Spanish navy was launch
ed here today.
New York, June Bird. The prices of
raw sugar remain weak. twenty-five
thousand bags Of Porto Rican were
sold TODAY at 81 GA per uuIntal.
, 1921-06-07

is complete and is made upof forty Uni
onist, six Sim Feiners and six National
lists, The corporation have granted Sir
James Craig, the Ulster Leader, permits
sion to use t le City Hall for a prelimina-
ry meeting of the new Parliament, as its
meeting place on June seventh and for
the opening ceremony, which viii take
place on June twenty-first.
London, May 31st. Lloyd George
denied in the House of Commons last
night that he had used any threat Of
compulsion to the miners. In asking
Parliament to pass legislation, he said,
he had not even mentioned the term
compulsory arbitration and it had not
the proceedings by anybody. How it
came to be reported, | don't know, but
there was something said about what
would happen if the owners refused to
carry out certain terms. | said the Govt.
would have to consider what steps it
should take to compel them to do so and
| do not know why somebody thought
that compulsory arbitration" Mr.. Tborne
the Labour leader, pointed out that
the report had been widely published
and was already doing a tremendous
amount Of harm in the mining districts.
The Premier's statement is taken here
as an attempt to ward off the antagon
ism to any ~sproposal for a settlement of
the dispute that the mere hint Of compuj-
sion is sure to arouse in the mining dis
tricts.
St. Cloud, May 3lst.-Tilden and
Arnold Jones, the United States double
pair, defeated the Spanish pair, Manuel
Alonzo, and Count De Conan, in the
worlds hard court tennis tournament
here today in a bare set match.
NEW YORK, June Bird.
Flour, Blended Clears st. Lawrence Irand
pr. brl. $500.
Meal, Kindred per 100 TBS $1.95
New Seasons Pork per brl. $500
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. S24.Q 90
Sugar--Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
$5.25
Molasses Sugar $50 test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool
per Id. Z 47-100d.
Exchange, New York and London, 60
days sight $685.
Exchange New York and London, sight
1888
LONDON. June Bird 1921.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals. per cwt. 49s.
SIS 6s.
Muscavado per cwt. 39s. ATS.
German Beet $500 fob. no sales
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
28d. May shipment.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red no
, 1921-06-07

We extend our congratulations to the
men and their talented ba ID master, and
feel sure their record will ever be a fine
n st. Thomas Nail Notes, June End.
The name of Frank franklin is brought
before the public for the amount of ingen-
uitS which he has demonstrated as an
engineer. Young Franklin once more
drives a Blue Bird, but not the same
one that he owned some months ago.
The one that he owns at present is prac-
tically made by him from old parts of
different automobiles. Frank has tNiled
both nigI t and morning with the indom-
liable purpose of fitting up a new car
from old parts, and success have crown
ed his efforts. We wish to congratulate
him, and the public whenever they hear
the sound of the famous Blue Birds.
whistle, will always remember that
Honest toll brings sur reward"
The Bulletin, Jvne 1st.
The u. S. S. Henderson, commanded
by Captain William Russell White, slow
= steamed into port at about 4.30 p. m.
Yesterday. The guns of the station ship
Vixen 10omed a welcome salute there
by revealing the fact that an Admiral
was aDOdrI Ike SdlulG was IGluI Icu
bv the Henderson in honour of our Cover
nor. At SIS none other than Admiral
Robinson. accompanied by Lieutenant
Commander Durr, aide to the Governor,
landed at the pier whero the Governors
car awaited them. No formal ceremony
was given at this occasion. The Admi-
raj, together with Captain White; the
Governors staff and other officers were
entertained at Government Building dur
ing the evening by Governor Sumner E.
w. Kittelle. The Henderson also brought
Lieutenant Colonel Backstrom to relieve
Major Sullivan as Commanding Officer
at the Marine Barracks. MAJOR Sullivan
leaves today by the same ship and his
name SO often in print displays his con
geniality. Lieutenant Commander Durr
IS also a passenger homeward bound.
This means a change IN the Governors
staff as both these gentlemen held this
respectful position. Ibid.
, 1921-06-07

ties, and of course, to the satisfaction of
thu Virgin Islanders.
All the bardmen, with the exception
of two, have re-enlisted.
We extend our congratulations to the
men and their talented ba ID master, and
feel sure their record will ever be a fine
one. st. Thomas Nail Notes, June End.
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$4,000 =. Ilobsor IT. ~oorns md b,,b
P'SOO Ho'-Vnfer host mined ms
I.OFLNND, 1871 Woudlpnl ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

BROAD. N, 3022--Nircly turn.. .attrac. rms,
all eonv.i handy 70 train e troll. Tioga $500
BROAD, N. 3547--2 rooms and breakfast
room. together or separately. to refined
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

cHEYRoLET sedan, FB.4o run only 700
miles; nuht be sold this week terms II
lsSlred lAg0 Arch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
28l4 NORTH BROAD ST

Handsome corner; steam heat and .,,,.
tictE; suitable for store and anor,n,sn,
R. ROOTM. lA2S w. PnniaE. - tIlenIe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

FORD coupe, like new. sie N. broad
open sunday g. owe. Poplar 1890,
STANLEY AUTOMOBILE co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

DESIRABLE 3-gtor, corner dwelling Az, i
ana Ping ss - ro0I0s and > bstbs. ,ns
rsrlor aud billiard room. Geo. " HsnIsP
lgO1 Finance B'dg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

. DESIRABLE 4s'orr is-room uUsliius wss,
PhNa 3 hsths laundry. cleo IiEhts' stssid
| hes - fTonls p9rch' ,iisTse yard, Appis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

Res, Estate Truat R'dg wsi,ut kla
TAY 5000 Gssh. price i4HOO: = rooms ~
bath. artisttcay Napared Dutch ~
rcTch EaE IN kitchen cn,y left SUI az
T"r'CnGss free. sa'np.e 21lS : ST JAM,
terrace bst, Goth and sTth ~, noStb -
Woodland ave TAX" Cars II Or AZ In T,hrS a..
and Sc m ~ sIth ami Woodlsnd ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

sk' 10, Isaa touring bargain n taken
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

100 y. G@D Sr.--SIE rooms and bath ,Is,
poss 0nanc"d $4,000 Csrpentcr 4 Wilson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

REQ passenger bus brand new; will hold
WV 80; will sacrifice for $500; take ss60
cash and give year 10 pay balance OPES
SUNDAY AND EVENINGS. 1850 MAIN
ST. MNNAYUNE. MAEAYUEK 1855
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
WEST PHII.NDELPHIA

MODERN main ~ cor ,n-,,,, -.
onIy $500 sIO0U ca sb n C"nultlon
this opportunity 4, means , s.y,, ~, 'Th, W o.
doiars quick possession given, W f.
Yonker. 722 s. 6lT =, ""'
n .ooO q II-..
S4lHJU N., 'nI'a~" 'n"7"" ,oolns ara bath
,or, ,>-D -, a. gIu''' posi-.
I.1t L,N.(o. .I-l WOODLAND ave.
,en y G.D sr--sIr -o,r,. 49, -
~ G1nr-,d t5OOh Gsr,I, n.'. -" 20 "l""
In taG" Marked :, ''''' wilson
..- ,o,o -.----.-----------
WILLOWS AVE-; oHHH-RHau'i;u' main ST
ih"foNsnH ,no,TIn Nnnnn GOOD cord nor
"oHs. " rms" Az" an. LH@sGNIs -, - : -
SLoUU to So0OO N"r'6 of MsrF.I .' s,'''.. %,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

SMALL furnished kitchonctte apartment for
month OF May for lady and maid Write
or phone particulars to Mrs. Robert W.
Morey, Hotel Belgravia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

iNLo sacrifice for zoo; a year TO pay
OPEN sun. and EVENINGS I286 MA in
81. MANAYENk MANAYINk laRS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

PAIGE turing car. 1913, ready Tor delivery
bargain for nulck buyer. CALL TOPI An
| PAIGE sport model; disc Wheels; Al cond
guar. 0lg y. BROAD OPEk
| SUN, Gye. Pop. 1920 Stanley Auto 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

Hus,nCss rroreTt,cs and stores
CHESTSl T ST NEAR H1I ST.--Modern
story and-hasemenr rommorctsI bIIIdinE
LOT c5Ni5O g. to Vld" street: only SO ONO
cash required carly possession. Phone Wa.
CORNER prop~r''. nNar 2'St md Arch mt
ahc - ans IN Of autor 'ohle business
1T iSvN3 = sod nEnt nlo.rd,dle posse
lR I4@O CkeStul' -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

W. W. coupe special body; must be sold tbI,
Z Jss,r.d' 'uh Gng 40 miles; barssln, terms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

len, cSonntD,!AN, completely equipped; excel
g.II.N condition throughout; S70o II CSS
'4Les o. 1909 Walnut A. WV " - =
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iIG,;,--- - - -
"bbH. hoMt, .",,.t.n" sem .dsts oh ed
~,o,ss NJ rsb ISPmS ,Dr psths snn paFlor; in
| ..otHu poroh' iho1"Th. 'o'. 77's1230 test. rss
IorIk n ,.,crr
JOtiN b. MAtEE
49, - '''
~. ~. -, =. - ? .'s e." nut 9t4
''". 20 ssh pr'Gc t$Hoo = rooms and
rcteh -aS IN kItrSc, AZ, a Dutch
| -l0rtcnEas frsc sa-rp 91IS S.' 2t ~
,errsco tot Goth and sTth 81 nortb ~
Woodland ave. TAX" cas- II or al in snbvso
and Sc N At s1th ami woodland ave,
OWNER, !eavng city. Nvlshes 10 sell hIs .
story home, with lsre back yard ify,nr
SsSrC-c u.'''S sS %a,E "r.neh ana laundry,
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SITES railroad Psaua and Reading $4,000
n.r ncrr and un nLETERlCN. T37 Walnut
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AUTO PAINTING

WANTED-Moderate- 5-passenger car
good conditions Will pay cash; give priCl
and particulars; no dealers considered. \ gl2
Ledger OfIce
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST rHlLADELPHIA
4S HAMPTON ROAD

epth and Chestnut SITS section, riyht -
the end OF the elevated twin s-story
house direct southern exposure SIDE
large lot. approximately 40 t front,
with garage and rear driveway; largo
livuE room; open fireplace for logs; iarfs
dining room, Kitchen and outshed; 2 rood
siEnd hedroomg on "a floor and sleeping
porch. also tile ba ths: Al story unfnished
sF storeroOm. hot-watcr heat electric
light hardwood floors largo open porch
on LIST floor. property vacant nov; inrne.
disfa possession; included In the prios are
full-lenEth screens and window shades
IN perfect condition, price very attractive
for quick sale; small amount Of cash.
open all day Sunday for inspection from
A. NJ. 10 $50 y. NJ. Bring this adYer-
tisen,en, with YOU and be sure 10 see this
house. II is the best location in this
section. and location counts.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA

CHESTNUT, cor. 39th st. 3 rooms and
bath. lady wishes to share her furnished
housekeeping apa rtnent with or . ladies.
one tired ot hotel. or married couple: bus,.
ness people preferred; finest location. NJ 5ls.
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

tCkD feed car; just built: underslunE: disc
:, wheels. special BODY; demonstration given,
n, r kELLER. a0+ Martin St, Roxbor.