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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14
General
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTs-A large 1rm or public ac-
CuuRtants require experienced seniors and
semisenIors applications onl" considered
from those having public aCCOununCy expert
ance and STATING age, experience and salary
r"0uir'd. G III ledger ONlCr
BEAMERS experienced on fur work Apply
after 8 Il. m 27Ou Gcrmantown ave
BOND SALESMAN 10 sell our per cent
gold first lien bonds. territory IN your dis
trICt assigned 10 YOU liberal commissions
CONDlCT RIVER TRANSPORTATION Inc.
49l Wood st, Pittsburgh Pa
BOOKKEEPER wanted by trust company
for individual ledger, do not reply unless
expcrIenCed, but state salary desired and
give reference = 1890 Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographrr Must
have practical experience to take fun
charge Of offices. Apply Goodyear Rubber
COMPANY $40 Chestnut ST.
CITY sALEsMEN, wanted-If you are now
working In a position which IL not entirely
satisfactory 10 you and have a real ambi
tion 10 get into the selling game in a high
class way. where permanenGy and high In
come Is assured and where you will be as
sociated with a city sales force handling a
proposition that is A lsin every way, come
and see me (or telephone) today or tomor-
row and learn what 1ss fsve f % 9s SneT ,as0s y0s
biAs. Ask -fsE Ars ahonDsash --------
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LASSDALE

40 ACRES-7 rooms: brick home; large
SWISS barn; fruit and shade; 10 minutes
sS5OO. 's1'eu price,
10 ACRES-7 room stone home water heat.
chicken houses. brooder house, lsO0.egg in.
eunator: cows. horses. all farming i'm
plemrn.s. wagons etc: ! mile to I,ansdaI 10
station; 81 lon price price se50o for quick sale.
eto.; fine barn, 3 cows 2 horsda farminD,
implements. chickens, crops miles to rail-
road station: S050O W '"''
90 ACREs-Stone home lIving-room l4x30.
open fireplace; din.ng-room. 1sx2O. front
large porches. heat, bath. electric, sprins
water water IN house and barn: large stone
ouSuildings: 2 acres OF fruit: acres
OF timber; large lake of spring water: boat
Ing. bathing: 3 miles to 5 railroad stations
70 miies n, dnth n9rth OF Philadelphia. Bethlehem
Homes in Oak Park, $500 to s12. 900,
2 brick homes in village, / mile To raiirood
station: $500 for both; z acre OF land.
~ HARRY RICHARDSON.
100 SusGuehenna ave, Lansdale, Pa.
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOTEL BARTRAM

83D AND CHESTNUT SITS
Furnished and unfurnished apartments Din
ing room. Phone Preston 23l0.
CHARLES Il. PRETTYMAN OWNER
G0TEL CAMDEN, I'd st, at Penn, Camden,
N J., minutes' walk from ferry, facing
nm Cooper Square; just opened; a truly first
class hotel, with 100 rooms and 10 bathE
daily weekly and monthly rates; a res
taurant with real home cooking ia CON
ducted. Telephone Camden 1850.
HOTEL SUSSEX. 1872 Walnut st.--A clean.
charEsn ,sEs moderate, Phone Wslnut zyQl.
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COLONIAL residence. with room for garage;
twin fcuse, 3 story: Goth and Chestnut SITS.
section: $4,000; cash required to purchase.
$1,000 hardwood floors. tile bath with
shower, hot-water heat: all refinished: new
paper. etc: vacant: immediate possession.
Further Particulars ]. ii. Mecke, Jr, 52O5
Race st, Belmont 1887
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NEW JERsEY-sEAsHORE
OCEAN CITY

COTTAGE completely furnished: bedrooms
-. baths living room. din Ing room and
heater and for cooking garage: price. Sis..
900; Ask JOHN ]. FOSTER, ReaitorS bI0
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

an experience by connecting with depart
r1ent store, agency or high-class firm, op-
purtunity first consideration, { 223, Led. on.
ASSIsTANT or secretary to eXecutiye-Yuung
man, 9 years exp, embodyIng executive
dotn1Is seCretarlal bookkeeping, des. perm.
connec with progressive organization; best
refs, 3O3 Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN, % college graduate, with busl-
ness and selling experience; desires posi-
"a limited only by ability: initial salary no
nhisct c 23O. Ledger Office.
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RUsINEss oPPoRTUNITIEs

OUT-OF-TOWN manufacturer desires add.
tional capital Tor expansion; now making
metal wire and machine products; factory
In operation and open for inspection; chance
10 take position In firm with drawing ac-
count. Our Representative viii be at SIS $,
Tor appointment Woodland 73i2 ].
PROMINENT CORNER, lease, 25th and
Ridge ave. This store was occupied by
present owner 40 year years as n"EsrS on &C. &C.
property; viii Improve, vi present there is
$50 par week income, change Will increase
tC 5000 per week, this store Is available
February 10 If Interested, phone Woodland
4l93
If YOU HAVE ABILITY and can invest or
influence the Investment of $4,000, with
money secured, we offer an exceptional op-
portunity as officer and director In a
local corporation. p 1924, Ledger Office.
MISREPRESENTATION location. estab-
lished IS years: including 3-story coFner
store and dwelling on main st.; slT 500. NJ
Il4. .Ladssr ofdos. ----.....
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DEATHS

L. VI,
tiyes and friends OF the family invited to
enss ASA paas ssG ave- @ TS soT
'ss m Il ST Holy y?SH ssgaehrc De PENS G@m SnGrGn
funeral
] HIFREDS 5 bbouauERTTy;' SoS Cos i. 3, iISS65tiS
ton. Jan. II. 1921.
vie q Wilmer DGakworilh {nee G{ 'Landis lana !
a Class 'yfe' of difs p Hormar "S' scncoi 5Sa
Int Fernwood Gem.
yFs eF FarsR bnrn jan .e Il s,s.5
Bonnicon,o3 County Mayo ireland. Re!a-
tives and friends are invited to attend ~.
TSn smH sh ma Mass rSfGS9SS Of FcSGom 4!8 St
AnuIonys Church 10 a. IN. Int. Holy Cross
,nd S T2a7I g. e hn4S2d S2 RA Rgsyss % and
Efs Esyns sat Ave. at2 eSSneG arjais 2ss,
North Cedar HIN Gem.
EvANs.r,JaP; r. 1921. q hi; late resi-.
g@aHfN HE&Ry" REvK&s, IN a. his % 75d year ar
Services and intermcnt private.
husS,aa h%G a Eliza 5"R Fl Fm3r ERWAFR N Ss Ia Ia
year, Relatyes and friends. also Meridian
& &S"pISF h9eE %o NJ s5 ' T. "S2 4 par Nh 25S9a sr&Sn
1;odEe, No, % l., @; Q. F. =, Washington
T E SS as S Fl 6noS 9 5 Snd % Poaa RSf &&fS
Asso ar inyilod % to the ssryce on Saturday
65Ol York road. 1ntorment private,
GARRETT.--At san Diego, calf or Dec.
Garrett Rcioji,es and friends are invi,Sd
ave. Phla. 1ntermcnt private.
GOULDEY. Jan 12. BERTHA s.. widow
OF Benjamin Z Goud-y. Funeral services
will be held sat 80 p m. At ne rcsi,
Mitchell s., RoyhorouGh. Int private,
Friends may call Fri p m. '''''
GREEN.-At. Baltimore. Nd, on Jan. l2
etery Woodbury.. y. j, on saturday,
'"GSr GSrT&ErNsT ..Ilon. =, AIREGT hps-
hs was member. are. invited to, attend fu-
SSr9 ST. 'r" lr ar,a Sat- Ivy MI em 912T rrSn5s EGi2
nff .HAeSEy.IJ@R: q: 10 T. TEnENCE; husband
lr@m r';?nfs q 56,S sister sH,a,,r Mr. Pat
sSiS sSSramghe 10 a %u' a Holy GS Gross Ht%sTSd csm
HElpELt G-SudidenIy,, Jan. y. NARY
sodality. Altar and Rosary society and
icagu" Of sacred Heart invited to funeral,
Ncn ,itl S3o a. m from hTr l2tS S residence
mass Ghurch. OF Most Blessed Sacrament 10
IEMPMIIiIin,mr5l2SpTI iI,r5STI il, iI MARy VIE Of the
tves and friends are invited 10 attend fu-
SsrSl SsTs a ross sat-, W m orS e LATE Es Fss
',HUDsGT', Jan. IL, 1G2l, MARY e. wife
cf JoEn II Hudson aE:d 81 Relatives and
e. m. residence 45 Al6ort ave-, Aldan,, Pa
int. Union cemetery. Ge0rgetown Del.
wife Of Henry 4. ugEhssS Services at at dauEh.. n.
ter's residence 1905 n. Frazier st. sat.
I;so r m. Int cold Spring Gem. Cape
y
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 21 s. nth ST.
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ATLANTIC CITY
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS with bath: modern. Santa Maria. II
5. New Hampshire ave-. cor. Euclid ave
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o, BOY! SOME BARGAIN

GATH AND LEBANON, (Overbroot sectionE
Mod. home. incl. pch.. firep. owner leav-
Ing city: i'm. poss.; price right for quick sale.
MANLEY 18TH AND
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KINNII:R. Jan. ia ELLEN. daughter or
he lato James and Ann Kinnier. Funeral
ervices Sat. y. m, 1924 w Allegheny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14

Mobile day afternoon and night classes
Snring Garden Institute. Broad and Spring
Garden SITS.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED COUPLE desires a well-furnished
modern housekeeping apartment consisting
of . or 3 rooms, with kitchen and bath; cen.
trally located preferred; will pay good rent II
suitable; references exchanged, Call Mr.
Levy or Mr.. Burns Spruce 1920, between
and g. or write 1923 Stock Exchange Bldg.
yYANTED-Furnshed apartment. West Phil.
adelphia or Germantown. A. l.. Rogers,
6Oi Liberty Bldg.
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Observation-Disclosures

GERMANTOWN--Gret 1872 f. WaInuI
lane. . large. delightful second-foor rooms
with running water; excellent table: indi.
vidual service: home cooking: rates reason.
able Phone Gmtn. 0SS2.
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WILDWOOD

QUICK SALE-2ta story Groom COTTAGE ali
conVeniences: squares from beach *
offer. ''""e
NJ r WALLS. 282b Parrish Of
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pRoOFREADER. frst class, thor:
opEhiy experienced. member OF
Typogra aphlcal Union. wanted on
Philadelphia Public Ledger; perma-
right mar Apply at 806 Chestnut
st, nth floor. after 8 D. m.
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OVERBROOK

s020oIThe only CORNER home OF its kind
Don, IN the s;.o, o,yEIRBEo9K sEGTioN hotwater
and terrace front; GARAGE; irHy, HUI, popsh ash
needed. 9. NJ MILLER. 1917 N Goth ar
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ROSLYN
WILLOW GROVE

BEAUTIFUL home. 8 acres, all cows, !; sun
parlor; lake; close to train and troiiev r.
B. Foy. Jenkintown. Ogontz 269 w 49,
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BOARDING

2D-FI.. front; ref. bus. couple or ladies': Prot :
h. Cnmfts. !; h. C0ok'E; own. Dia. 2l37 w
BOARDING DIRECTORY APTS.-Flrst- ella ~
rooms and boarding can he obtained in
WCst Phlla by tClenhontng6o Woodland l1s2.
32B W. CHELTEN AVE. (Cherokee)-Board I'd
& room nicely furnished. plea SAINT outlook:
gnnd table; . men or Cnmple. Gtn h2So
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Mil making high-grade Isle lightweight
underwear for ladies' desires TO get in touch
with salesman capable OF handling entire
selling end; good proposition for right man;
give references and experience first letter
Portage Underwear Mfg. CO., Portage wis
SALESllEN-Turn into good coin your am.
btiou to be recognized as a master ss les
man at steady earnings of not less than
$3.50 n week; we re not holding a will-o' the
wlsp before you; have the very onnnr
tunty for you that this ad declares con
ditonal only by your willingness 10 ,vait,
and talk and tell the truth and 70 accent
the strong cooperation OF a rapidly proyins
banking institution that is more than wIiiins
to so all the way in backing Won nm r.
you're between 25 and so. call from 10 90
J. suite COS, Nandam Bldg. 10Th and Mar
Eet ats.
SALESMEN--An opportunity to secure very
large returns Is offered 70 men OF good
character. capable OF presenting the financing
Of most legitimate proposition to business
men and investors: full cooperation and
every facility Will be supplies General Prop
critics Corp. s. w. cor. 9th and Walnut SITS
SALESMEN-Traveling statesmen wanted TO
sell beaded and rhinestone shoe orna ments;
must be acquainted with the shoe line for
middle west. south and Pacific states also
coast states r 1924, Ledger Office.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
ANU FULL RINETlNG GANGS
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!. LUZ. UdlH, BOOu IOC,, XODOU
FISHER. Ph. Willow Grove II.
NEW JERsEY-SuBIRR

RIVER FRONT HOMES
., ERTON-EDGEWATER PARK
y to acres: 10 to 20 rms. all convenianco.
PETERS SON. 8OS CHESTNUT' PHII..Sss
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EXPERIENCE
STEADY JOB
PlECEWORk RATES

BETH. EHEN SHIPBUILDING CORP LTD
SPARROWS POINT. MARYLAND
APPLY To MR.. THURMAN. 1921 ARCH
ST. STATE EAlPLOYMEN.
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SECOND FLOOR. housekeeping apartment
light hot-water heat; 3 miTutes from Elkins
Park station; S65 a month, MelTose l40i W
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

rURN. APIS, centra loo by week II des,
Sherwood Apt. Agency. 1884 Walnut st.
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ROOMS wanted. with or without board, for
woman employed in n. L. section Of city;
state rate in first letter. 45, z. o. Box $500.
BUSINESS MAN wishes room and bath in
central part Of city or within short riding
distance. c 900. Ledger Office.
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Observation-Disclosures

pAINTINC Have your house painted
HiIN lANN now and save money:
charges reasona ble work guaranteed; send
postal. Albert Ar. 32i \. 9th ph Mkt. 223S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED TO rent by adults in oak r..
or room house from NAV 1 m ios' iosn'
Address A. Il. NJ. 313. Ledger of6ca ieas'
TRUE merit wins-What have vo,, - -
rent. SCHMID, 1911 w. Aijeahenvv vh
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Office Furniture, Office Partitions

desks, tables. fling cabinets, chairs store
nStures, new and slightly used, We sell buy
and exchange, WEISS. 1887 Race 1T. Wal.
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uo Delicious extracted honey, 3 lbs
money for for q !ss O" adytrl5 tnE 50 5@ Ss
post; satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. l.. Is, Hostetter, II, +. D., No o,
T. pa
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Observation-Disclosures
SANATORIUM OR CLUB

=. hARGF ARi I,6TTSS sT9NE INA iMl4ASNsII9M BATHS
Near and overlooking BALTIC. Pike; is miles
cut; well adapted by its many advantages
{. 7. PETERS SON, 60s CHBs'TNuT ST.
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i45 e. WALNUT LANE-Near high school;
3 story. IL rooms southern exposure; beau
tiful outlook; reasonable price; quick posses
sion. Phone owner. Germantown 1850 W
$500. EASY TERMS 1toE;oG, l0;EooM
Naar Waah Lana Sta Pnss at nnra
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TWo-sTY.. np,to-date semi-bungalow tyne
NOT over ss9oV; must be IN good condition
give full particulars. 288, Ledger OffInn,
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page Nine

Mrs. J. Homer Anderson and little
son, James Homer, Jr., of Dallas, Tex,
are guests of Mrs. Andersonls parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Saville. Mr.. An
derson will come up for Christmas
Furs remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop.
ADV
Mrs. r. H. Williams, Mrs. NJ. ].
Long and Miss Carrie Long. of To-
wanda, Pa, are guests of Mrs. James
l.. King and Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Wikidal. Mrs. Williams will remain
here for the winter while Mrs. Long
and daughter will leave in a few days
for California.
Mr.. Charles Gault. Mr.. NJ. B. Gour-
ley, Mr.. Don Henry and Mr.. d. H
Martin of Kansas City have gone to
Liberal on a hunting trip.
Mrs. Edgar Martindale OF Spring
Hill. Kan. is a guest OF her sister.
Mrs. william Kercher-
Mrs. Joseph c. Wilson who has been
t Stormont hospital since last week,
has been removed to her home.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat shop
Mrs ]. w. Bolts will leave Friday
for her home in Kansas City after a
visit here to her sister, Mrs. W. E.
McVey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Reed have
returned from Dodge City and will
make their home at 1917 Van Buren,
street
Mr. Thurlow Jacobus was removed
to st. Francis hospital Sunday, where
he is seriously i'll
Mrs. E~W. Grindle has changed
her residence from 1116 Harrison
street to sos jefferson street.
Mrs. Thomas Horsf.eld has returned
home from a three weeks visit to her
sister in Nelson, Neb.
Mr. George 3. Thomas and Mr..
Charles J. Smith, members of the Alb
dallah Shrine band, spent Tuesday in
Leavenworth.
Apron and fancy work sale Thurs
day afternoon. followed by chicken
dinner at s o'clock. by Unitarian
women. in church parlors, 914 Topeka
boulevard. Dinner fifty cents. The
public cordially invited.-Adv.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANsFERs.

+. r. McKeeyer to Kansas Res. Inv.
EcIert's add. ............... IS, 500
A. I. Rogers to V. c. Sage lots 112
to 100, Shawnee St. Willard go. $50
J. W. ShulI to +. T. Oilstedt, lots
s6-s-9O, s. u 81, The Drive, Cross
- add ......-.:.. ;;;..;;....-'.,. ooO
$685. Garfield ave, Thurston Pl...
L. w. RAIDER to w. II. Treiber, lot 351,
Clay st, Youngs add; ..:.,.......
NJ. Z. Mcclellan to J. A. Patterson,
lots 533 %, Lincoln St, TROOPS 2nd
auu. ..-..-s..-s L
W. S. Mcclellan to J. A. Patterson,
same .-.-..-.-... $1,000. 4,VVO
A. r. Petit to w. H. Parsons, lots
221-22, Brooks ave, Melrose SUBJ
a. T. Caseb2er to L. s Campbell, pit.
lots J99-601- COS, Fillmore St, OFT
& Tewksbury's add-..............-
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PROTECT CHRISTIANS CANDIES
City Food Inspector Keeps Eye on
Holiday Displays Here.

George V. Denton, city food inspec-
tor, is finding considerable difficulty
in impressing upon Topeka dealers
the necessity of keeping Christmas
candies properly covered and protected
when they are displayed.
Denton is making special inspections
of the stores at the present time with
the idea of seeing that candy, dates
fruits and other food products. which
are parts of the Christmas displays,
are properly protected.
THE state law says that these can
dies and all other food products must
be properly protected against handling
and against dust" Denton said this
morning.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Between Tenth and Kansas Ave.
and Huntoon and Mulvane SITS, silver
chain necklace Jade pendant. Return 1244
Mulvane or phone 264S after p. m. Re
ward.
LOST-Friday evening in or near Grand
theater. tortoise shell glasses in black
leather case. Reward Phone 4SJ7-J.
Answers to name of Chief" Reward
Mort Hauserman. Phone Blue 6124.
LOST-Monday evening near 9th and Kan
sas ave, small purse containing wedding
ring. Reward. Call 1850.
LOST-DOg. setter pup, all white except
ears black. Finder call al, J. G. Noigt
Reward.
LOST-Back end curtain to truck. Re
ward. Phone 1924. POI Quincy.
LOST-Mounted second hand Firestone
tire. 20x3I5. Phone Black 2TT0.
LOST-A bunch of Keys Phone 15G0.
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CHINESE BOYCOTT BRITISH.
Ban on Local Firm at Annoy Spreads
to General Uprising.

Annoy. Dec Friction arising be-
tween the local British and Chinese
authorities in regard to the British
concessions here has resulted in the
declaration of a boycott by the Chin
csc against Butterfield and Swier. an
English firm with wide connections
The movement is said to have be-
come effective thus far and the Chi
nese are now endeavoring to expand it
to general boycott against the Brit
ish. There is much anti-British feet
ing and local business is thereby seri-
ously handicapped.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
Inserting want Ads in The Topeka State
journal is 1 cent a word each insertion;
minimum 10 cents by the week . cents
word; minimum 80 cents
OFT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
nayInent of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
tbe rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before u 30 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after u 80 till 10 p. m. will
be inserted under the head: Ito Late to
rIassifY"
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NIXON TO SUPREME COURT
Notice of Appeal in Murder Case at
Great lend.

&otice of appeal and the journal en-
try in the Banta murder case from
Barton county was filed today in the
supreme court by attorneys for DR..
w A. Nixon. The Great Bend physi-
clan was found guilty of first degree
murder last week following his trial
before a jury
reversal Of the case will be sought
or assignments of error alleged in trial
of the case before Judge Harris. 1t
Is urged that reversible error. is
shown in instructions to the jury as
well as in admission Of testimony Nc
ton for a new trial was overruled
and appeal to the supreme court was
taken Immediately Briefs in the case
may not be submitted for several
weeks
DR.. Nixon was convicted of the muir
der of A. c. Banta, Great Bend lawyer
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs


DUPLEX FOR RENT.
nice rooms first floor, all modern. Must
see to appreciate. Lease one year, $500 u
month.
J. L. HERSH.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone 907.
FOR RENT-SeYen-room house, South
side, light, gas, sewer, garage, $50 per
month. Phone 991, or call at 615 St John
St, North Topeka.
1l34 GRAND AVE.-5-room house, newly
papered, u block to car line with 10-min.
service, immediate possession Phone
j962W
FOR RENT-23S Woodlawn, room mod
ern>hOuse, $50 per month. Cali Ed t.
Grote. 1I9S at S24 Kansas ave
FOUR ROOM house for rent 10 lots with
buildings, near the shops, on Florence
ave. Phone 2T09 Ms
FOR RENT four-room cottages, duplex,
1919 and 1921 East 9th street. Call ZIG
Western.
MODERN S-rOm house at 722 West 8th,
about $50 month. Phone Oh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-07
PRATT TELEPHONE WAR
Business Men Organize S15O,OOO
Corporation-Ncw Charters.

business Men Organize 3lOO,OOU
CorporatiOn-Ncw Charters.
Pratt prepared for a telephone war
today when an organization of bust
ness men Of the town secured a char
ter for the Pratt Telephone company.
The new corporation has a capitali-
zation of $4,000. Application for
the charter was filed with the state
board recently and granted at today's
sess on.
other charter applications ap
proved by the board follow:
First Loan company, Beloit; $25.-
O00.
Lyons Hospital association, Lyons;
So 900.
looks County Loan company.
Stockton: $4,000.
Graham Clothing company, Beloit;
$4a coo.
French Motor company, Usage
Citv. $4,000.
Parker Farmers cooperative Ex-
change, Parker; $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-07
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED neat experienced mattresses
to ship 300 miles west Dec 18th, pays
81 wk.; board and room; women cooks :;
dining room girls; private family help !;
married hotel and restaurant help. Fur
mans Employment Office, 106 West Sth.
WANTED-A young girl to help care for
children in exchange for room and board.
500 Lane. Call s73.
GIRL for general homework. Three In
family. 121S Taylor. Phone 1856
WOMAN-GeneraI homework at once.
Phone Red 1888.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
5 Minutes

From the heart of shopping district,
an excellent 11-room home, strictly
modern in all details with several
extra lavatories, making for a pleas
ant and convenient service to high
class roomers if desired. Property
now bringing a considerable sum over
800 per month and the owner re-
tains 5 choice rooms for his private
use. owner leaving and will consider
small residence or any other kind OF
good property as part pay, and carry
back. Just the home for comfort,
convenience and a fine living income
monthly. For details call on Mr..
Wingett
The Wingett Realty Co.
Phone 1914. 1O7 West 6thsAve