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Evening star., 1921-10-20
PRISONERS AID STARTS
CAMPAIGN FOR $4,000

A financial campaign for $4,000
with which to carry on relief work
among the unfortunate of the city and
elevate the moral standards of the
so-called criminal class will be insti-
tuted Monday by the Prisoners Aid
Association of Trinity Community
House. at Sd and G streets northwest.
under the direction of Mrs. David X.
Covell, active head of the organiZa-
tion.
Conforming to the policy of the as
sociation. which is to do the most
good in the most unobtrusive manner.
the drive will be conducted from the
pulrits of the many Episcopal
churches in Washington and through
personal appeal to the business men
of the city. The tag method will not
be resorted to, it is said by those con-
Quoting the campaign.
The funds obtained will be used as
payment of salary for the prisoners
aid worker stationed in the Police
Court. following up those unfortun-
ates who have made a misstep, emer-
gency work among prisoners and for
the purchase of clothing for the
needy.
1t is pointed out by Bishop Alfred
Harding. president of the association
that during the past year thousands
of the unfortunates of the city have
found relief and friendship at the
Community House. where the door is
always open to the needy and dis
tressed. The association is purely
non-sectarian, the same attention be-
ing given all denominations.
One phase of the work that is tend
ing to better conditions in the city is
, the fact that no matter how hardened
| a man may be due to misfortune. the
members of the association at all
times stand ready and eager to mete
out kindness and aid.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
cleanup MASS
MEETING TONIGHT
Col. Keller and Other Able
Speakers to Boost Spe-
ciaI Campaign.

| Col. Charles Keller, Engineer Com
will do in the way of cleaning the
streets, parkings, removal Of trash,
etc, for the forthcoming conference
on the limitation of ornaments, at
the cleanup" meeting to be held at
8 o'clock tonight at the boardroom of
the District building.
Other speakers will be Lieut.. Col
Clarence o. Sheriff., officer in charge
of public buildings and grounds; 4.
&c. Brandenburg of the Board OF
Trade; Robert Harper of the Chamber
of Commerce: Or. Frank w. Ballou,
superintendent of schools. and Ed
| ward Colladay of the Federation OF
Citizens Associations
Speakers will outline what their
respective organizations and member
ships will do to make the National
Capital as beautiful as possible Tor
the conference. The meeting is be-
committee of the Twentieth Century
Club, headed by Mrs. Richard Fay
jackson.
Among those who will attend the
meeting are Mrs. w. H. Heron, presf-
dent, Twentieth Century Club; Col.
rill, DIR. L. w. Ballou. Mrs. S. A. St.
Clair, George Julian Zolnay. Miss
Leila Mechlin, Miss Morris, secretary.
Historical Society; Mrs. Whitman
/ Cross, Rev. Lucius c. Clark, Rev. L.
G.. IL. Pierce. Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes.
Mr.. Shaw. Boy Scouts; Mrs. Charles
Lindsay, Girl Scouts; f. G. Graham,
| Mrs. G. c. Calhoun, Mrs. FrizZell,
president, Federation Women's Clubs;
Mrs. Swormstedt. Women's City Club:
Mrs. Basil Manly, Miss Grace l.. Tenn
| pie, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, Mrs.
Theo. Tiller, Mrs. +. l.. Ransome, Mrs.
w. L. Winkelhaus. Mrs. Nanette Paul.
Mrs. Fl. X. Hobart and representatives
of twenty citizens associations, Board
of Trade and Washington Chamber
| of Commerce.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

day: Pathe Review and installment
of Charles Hutchinson in .Hurricane
Hutch"
York.
Sunday. Rupert Hughes danger
Gus Curve Ahead" and comedy, Eat
and BE Happy: Monday. Sessue
Hayakawa in where Lights Are
Low Harry Pollard in Law and
Order" and Screen Snapshots; Tues
day. George Beban in "One Man in a
Million" and comedy. Artistic En-
emies'; Wednesday, May Allison in
Big Game" and comed-. Angels
Fe2thers": Thursday, Miriam Cooper
and George Walsh in "Serenade" and
comedy, Say, Uncle: Friday. Con-
stance Binney in Room and Board"
and The Policeman and the Baby:
Saturday, Mary Miles Minter in
"Moonlieht and Honeysuckle": Monte
Banks in Peaceful Alley and in
stal'ment. No. ! of Charles Hutchinson
in "Hurricane Hutch"
Evening star., 1921-10-20
CHILDREN DRUG ADDICTs.
Pupils Declared to Be Selling Mar
cotics in New York.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October 90
Sarah Graham Mulhall, former deputy
commissioner of the narcotic control
board of New York. told the Amer
lean Humane Society that conditions
resulting from drug addiction in the
United States were "appalling." and
that the habit was spreading alarm
ingly" among public and private
school children.
Large numbers of school children
in New York, mostly of high school
age" she said. "have become addicted
to the use of drugs. Peddlers fire.
quently are arrested while handing
out packages of narcotics to school
children who play hockey in order
to make sales at profit of % cents
a package. Police records show as
many as four children, from twelve
to fifteen years of age. arrested in
one day for selling drugs"
The convention voted to send a
copy of Mrs. Mulhall's address to
members of Congress, state legis-
lators and clergymen throughout the
country in campaign to wipe out
the sale and use of narcotics.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
SAVOY.

Sunday, May McAvoy in Every
thing for Sale" and comedy, 'Snooky's
Wild Oats; Monday, Constance
Binney in Room and Board" and
Christie comedy, Nothing Like It.:
Tuesday, "Alrs Fair in Love" and
comedy, "Bangw; Wednesday, Miriam
Cooper and George Walsh in "Sere-
made" and comedy, Say. Uncle;
Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa in
Where Lights Are Low" and Harry
Pollard in Law and Order: Friday,
May Allison in Big Game" and COM
edy, Southern Exposure; Saturday,
Mary Miles Minter in Moonlight and
Honeysuckle"; comedy. Sunless Sun
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Raphael.

Sunday. Ethel Clayton. in SHAM
and Harold Lloyd, in Haunted
Spooks"; Monday, Doris May and
Hobart Bosworth, in Foolish Ma
irons; Tuesday, Elaine Hammer
stein in "A Girl from Nowhere; :;
Pathe News and Topics of the Day
Wednesday. Constance Binney. IN
Such a Little Queen; Thursday,
Milton Sills, in ''The Faith Healer;
Friday, appearances" and sixth
episode of "Do or Die" and Satur-
day, Eugene OBrien. in "The Last
Door,"
Evening star., 1921-10-20
New.

Sunday, 'Snowblnd"; Monday, Will
liam Fairbanks. in Manhattan Mad
ness; Tuesday, Carmel Myers, in
Daughter of the Law; Wednesday,
Mary Miles Minter. in 1.-The Little
Clown; Thursday. Eugene OBrien, in
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Hughes photoplay, produced by Cold
wyn. The Old Nest" The theme is
mother love A vocal prelude by
Mrs. Louise Brown, and Larry Semon.
in The Fall Guy" will complete the
lill
Evening star., 1921-10-20
day. Douglas Fairbanks,
Home Stretch"
Lyric.

Sunday and Monday. Elaine Ham,
White Horseman," No. 8: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Pauline Frederick, in
Salvage; Thursday, Max Linder, in
Seven Years Bad Luck; also Nick
Carter. in 'Dodging the Law; Fri
day. William Fairbanks, in Go Get
Him." and Saturday, June Elvidge. in
The Page Mystery; matinee only,
Miracles of the Jungle" No. ~.
Evening star., 1921-10-20

"Gilded Lies; Friday, William Fair
banks. in broadway Buckaroo," and
Saturday, all comedy night.
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Harold Lloyd
in II Do and David Butler in MAX
ing the Grade; Tuesday, May Nc
Avoy in Everything for Sale and
comedy, Let Me Explain; Wednes-
day, Constance Binney in Room and
Board" and Christie comedy, Moth
ing Like It.; Thursday, Alice Brady
in Little Italy" and comedy, Bang;
Friday, Sessue Hayakawa in where
Lights Are Low" and Harry Pollard
in Law and Order; Saturday. Mary
Miles Minter in Moonlight and
Honeysuckle"; rEomedy, 'Snooky's
Wild Oats; Pathe Review and in
staIlment of Charles Hutchinson in
Hurricane Hutch"
Evening star., 1921-10-20

Republic.
All next week. beginning Sunday,
the Republic will offer the, Rupert
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Anita Stewart
in Sowing the Wind and Harry
Pollard in Law and Order; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Harold Lloyd in Il
Do" and David Butler in Making the
Grade; Thursday, May Allison in
Big Game and comedy, "Snooky's
Blue Monday; Friday, Miriam Coop
er and George Walsh in "Serenade'
and Mack Sennetts "Dabbling in
Art; Saturday, May McAyoy in
Everything for Sale; comedy, Ed
gar's Feast Day." and installment
of Charles Hutchinson in Hurricane
Hutch"
Evening star., 1921-10-20
,Hippodrone.

Sunday, Wanda Hawley. in 1.-The
Snob"; Monday, Kathlyn Williams. in
The U. P. Trail; Tuesday, Straight
S the Way; Wednesday. Gladys Wal
ON, in 1.-The Man Tanner; Thursday,
Madge Kennedy, in The. Girl With
the Jazz Heart; Friday, Max Linder,
in Seven Years Bad Luck" and Sun
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Elite.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pick
ford. in Through the Back Door;
Tuesday, Alan Hale and Ora Carew.
in "a Voice in the Dark; Wednesday,,
Alice Brady, in 1.-THE Land of Hope;
Thursday. William S. Hart, in The
Whistle; Friday, Tom Moore, in
Made in Heaven" and Saturday,
corinne Griffith, in whats Your
Reputation Worthw
Evening star., 1921-10-20
KNICKERBOCKER-"Poverty of
Riches"

knickerbocker are as follows: Sun
day and Monday, Poverty of Riches"
Buster Keaton. in The Playhouse"
concert number, "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Anita Stewart. in Sowing the Wind /;
Harry Pollard. in Law and Order"
Thursday and Friday. premiere of
Vivian Martin. in Pardon My
French" Mack Sennett's "On a Sum-
mer's Day" Saturday, Viola Dana, in
'"The Match Breaker"
Evening star., 1921-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS

Continued from Tenth Page)
urday. Elaine Hammerstein, in
Handouts or Kisses" and Johnny
Hines, in 'Tortchy's Promotion"
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, "The Old Nest" /;
Tuesday. "A Voice in the Dark; !;
Wednesday,, Tom Moore, in Hold
Your Horses; Thursday, Gouverneur
Morris "A Tale of Two Worlds;
Friday, Will Rogers, in "An .Unwill-
Ing Hero; Saturday, The Branding
Iron
Evening star., 1921-10-20
Carolina.

Sunday, Salvation Nell": Monday.
Hugh Ford's British production. tThe
Great Day; Tuesday, William S. Hart,
in '"The whistle; Wednesday, Thomas
Meighan, in Conquest of Canaan;
Thursday, Brady's Life; Friday.
Wealth; Saturday, Tom Moore, in
Hold Your HorScS"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

1920 PINE ST.-I.a-ge living rom. with
open fireplace logs furnished. best par.
uretry floors: bedrooms. most modern VI
baths. shower and perfect kitchen: unfur-
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HrLp wANrED--MALr

icNGINEuR Wanted con,rctent chief en-
Gincer 10 take charge ~ stea;n-drIyon ice ..,
and cold storage rInnt. give referencss ano
st al, ex,r,rIonca and salary expected. Sen
hronl< Farms a.. Drldgctor, NJ. j. Ell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

LOT at y. Il. cor. indiana 81. and North
Prnra. II. r.; - 400 81. It.: utahle for
iunE dealer marble. stone yard, tee plant:
IIe;u bc sold on reasonable terms. =. n.
Rhcads l35 s 18th vt,
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LOST AND FOUND

DcC-F6s; tcrr!sT. white with TIM spots on
head, ears. hSGE nsacD sIaili an&sseTs to
turned 90 G, II. l. tile, Frank Scder Co.,
lith and Market SITS,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ALTERATION HANDS on fine gowns, Apply
i3D S. l4th ~: -.
DAS'rER = Experienced c.nvas bagt.r on
mi'r cests. Apply Dreyfols LsnB,
praed AID Wallace sts. Milford Ridx.
geyeuth flor. .-.
SAsTER--ESps srienosd odse bastar on mems
coats Apply nreYtous q LanS. BROAD nitd
Wallace sts Muitord Bldg,, seventh hoor.
Ho0KKerPGR and HenoErspher. wanted
I~s's, I'll "rcN, Nccaualand Sta toncry
90. ms fraEkfoyd ave-" ."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

prArus
cas.. 1s.s 4 sss sss%s A x, stqs sIy ars.. =,
Ten; sM%c;,.r.rr.r..sn o. a.. - 100, no,,.
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STa ssSATH Tssr MAJ ~ o, lss, Agy Ms
Eti. s,so 4, ~. from hsf late ro.idsnss.
1901 Kinsey N, FRO. FlEh mass ~ ~.
Joechin's Church 10 A. ". Int. 81 Dom-
McouiQ May ia. JAMES. husband Of
@ sSa trsSds 1u'fa. atso ni BIZ ssn"s@ No. o. RfIa''MSs M
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~ a s'es Is. .,IsIE saSE'1p sseI GSssS sssN 70
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E,,.nd, may esIl Thurs. 10 p NJ "
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widow OF Henry Iudiirg. Funeral services
on Thursday. at y: NJ: g. hcr ists resi-
,ohn J. and Annie @: Ryan. Relatives and
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

TOwANDA. PA. (woodlcigh)-Enlarged and
renovated. attractive accommodations cool
rooms baths, electric lights. good food; hr-
for vacation or rest: wonderful country.
boating. bathing, RutomobilnZ: farm at
.eched; owner trained nurse: booklet. Ad.
dress Miss El!zabeth Lamb. b.
REFINED respectable cieanly family having
good furniture and automobile would
arrange with owner OF nice suburban house
TO board couple on some equitable arrange
ment for rent Of house: II would make u
pleasant home for u refined couple.
Address NJ 7lS. Ledger Onice.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

s--
rSSs;a ESTATE or MARY AMANDA WOOD.
~ deceased - letters OF administrat on
Amanda Wood, deceased. having been granted
10 FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY and
TsAVID i. SCANLoN. all persons Indebted 10
the said estate nre requested tn nske PAY
ment. and those hiylus claims against the
Eunle to present them. without delay q! mo
otflce OF the said company, Nos. 32o-33l
Chtstnut ST.. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p. dEST. President.
Francis SKUNK BROWN, Esa,.
1908 Morris nldx.. Phlla Pa -
s5s;s ESTATE OF SALBRO FRAZIER
w ROBINSON. deccasrd--l.ettsri tcsta
mcntary upon the estate OF Saihro Frazier
FfiHDEi.ITY TRUST COMPANY. all pereons
Indebted to the said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having ola inns
Hgsinst the same 10 present them. without
delay. at the office of the said company, Nos.
3y5.B3I Chestnut ST.. Phi'adelnh'n.
nl,syn ESTATE or LAURA y, JONES DE-
w ccnsed - Letters testamcntar" upon
the estate OF Laura S, Jpnes. deceased hay
ing heon gra nted 20 FIDELITY TRUST COM
pNNY, all persons Indebted 10 the said estate
arc reauested to make payment. ana those
having claims against the samc to present
ths,n, without delay. at the onics of the saId
romnany. Nos. s2S.s3i Chestnut ST.. .Phila,
dclprin. WILLIAM 4. GESr. President.
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

,30-NEW drophead; 75o weekly: cost 81,
elsewhere: Singer and others, SS 10 SJS'
fully guaranteed. l88 ". 10th ct. W.
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DOGS. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

ENGLISH BULL TERRIER, onc year oil
very gcnt!c; cheap. 58ls Iastoriug at
Germantown
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SorARE-Ftvs-rooun suite;
STu ITOnthly for summer sesson. PEMnFR-
TON ssTATEs, Harrison Bldg.
GREEN ST., 20aI--Tlires rooms and bath;
well furnished for housekeepinRt electric
ity, hot water: central lgcation; reasons bic
sisf. s., fSir-Two rooms and bath; We'll
turnisncds eleetrieltsi excellsnt location.
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARDING

OCEAN CITY-Hendcrson Cottage. 1lOi
bury ave: boarding. week. day or IN
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rAUNDnEssEs- ---Presssrs. whr.s, on wash
,oa,, dfes,.s r,, wssk = nisee work srlsrdia op.
daylieht sanitary factory. l,ibcrr,nn Bros..
Inc, 10TH and Mt Vernon stp.
LooPERS. experienced on ,4-pqint Wright
steady Dat. out-of.town mil: no labor
trouble. Writc. giving experience. Henry
Sobl1, 202l N. Broad st ;, Phila. -
MEMBERS. Apply N. E. corner 18th and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
MEN

Are you dissatisfied with your prssent posi-
in an tabiished business where character
and ability are more important than expe-
riencc. You satisfy US and we Will satisfy
you, This opportunity Ia a real one. Apply
After p:8O. oOS Smith Huttermuhl Bidg.. Sth
and Market sta, Camden, ". J.
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IN MtMonIAM-

IN MEsiORIAM
..v,.S ~ sqbfSsE Il aas sslis sn'
oe'0'' III b MvfHEit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
MEN

The rapid EXPANSION CT our BUSINESS
has Just resultcd In the ptonouon
OF 2 OF our best men TO POSITIONS OF
sSssu'Ey. ", N. se;pGhln,pi' tpsNlnH on at cnso ~
2 additional. ciean-cut. ambitious.
asSrossiye men. u sound common
sense ard fair edacation and mot
under % years OF age. who VIII well
come opportunity such an comes only
rarsiy even to the best nad most
capable Of mem s.me sel!ins expe
rlence IL desirable. but not cssrntlai;
,hc opportunity offers thorousp
grounding and d,vel cpmsnt In ono OF
tho hest paying businesses now corn,
n,nndins the ability OF hishly paid
men: tine opening ~ an exceedlnEly
aood one; IL Will not wait cverions;
no cali III you are genuinely inter.
esled In getting ahead. the hrst
chance you get.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

'oSs lon doe,a4 Soss BfSsd @ cIs We 5Sis. SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

CHAIN hoists 8-ton standard screw hoist,
iO-tt. lift. 500 eHch while they Inst: new
IN orig crates from fac. Penn Saiyaae CO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19

ABOUT STAMPS-DUY OR SELI,
PHII.A. STAND -, ~ s., 18TH ST.
EUGENE KLEIN. 1918 Chestrrt st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS, HARVEY, 1919 Ritt.nnouse souar.-
| Roiisble help supplied and wanted svery
| capacity: ------- .-- -
WANTED Competent white female b.ln.
references required. 1910 Rainbr!dge St
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General

GREENEwALD'S
A strictly hlgh-class employment service for
office and factory executives. technical sales
and engineering positions ONLY.
SPECIAL.
ORGANIZER for iarGe employment n&snci-
alton: an executive IN close touch with pres.
ent employment conditions: must be we'll and
fnvornbly koown. with prominent Phiadc-
rhla industrial manufacturing. commercial
and banking interests: no otherG: applica-
tinnr by letter cniy.
MANAGER for active interest IN Gretne-
wnld's employment orgn nization, experienced
n office. technical. sales and engineering
lines prcterrrd; hard. CONGREGATIONS worker
chr make desirable connection.
Booklet auestionnaire Gratis: $50 S. 1lth.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 1l14 Land Title
hCCT.--Country club. hish-grndo man
ENGTts.-Mech. tcolIm. auto rpr. 500 $4,000
INsuR. MqR.1Heclprical auto. $4,000. up,
MGPS. .-Saies. .high-sradc men. sG0nU-s Onn.
sAl.Es-.SpceiHlty Al. City, sal. and con-.
sEGT.-Strnos pkrr' r''sesSmnden'ial ssnnn man. ssS
ufacturinE tractors $4,000 UP.
COOK AND WATTRES3, experienced: Prot.
cstRnts; private family: Cape May In
summer. Phone Spruce 1890.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

WALNUT ST, =, W. cor. 4GTH UImar
hpts. -StrIcuy hrcrroof. mndorn apart
mCnt house; larFe rooms and bath with
exceptionally lNrgr closets; In Nrst-class con-
ilitioni IaunCrv ConVen'rrrCs; eNcrlirnt rPry-
500 500 Ssi n9 @ c n @s rhoc prS 7GG29;eh
RIERENkCK APARTMENTs, S. lG cor
SIth and P1welton ave! u rooms: > baths;
al oStsn' is TnS'T mn,Iy "S',HsiTH ii,Tr 5ohn
nut ST, phiis sdelphia Pa.
CHEsTNUT sT., G.sG-Fye rooms, bath:
near B0ulevard. Robinson. SOS Bailey
Iildg. Walnut 1929,
ago sOt'TH nern sTnEET
GEEEEWELL & puRNAN, 4?a s, 5sp ST.
SsrII ST., ", 509--Ani. mod unrurn 1
largo rooms AMI bath cleo, steam heat g.
Apply Perrrila Realty, hsth & HaverfGfd ave,
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WESTC0TTS Sedan, 1920; run very little
49, 4ri 5eGl Gs2rsain; come look this
y. BROAD. OPEN sCN, Pop, GOSS,
NEw special truck. 3ia tons, stake body, at
very reasonable price, Apply Mr.. Mona
han. Wnnamakcr Garage, e8d and Walnut.
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CIT TT model : touring. like new will
SASiL saCrihSE Royal MOtnrcar Co
Inc. 6nO y, iiroad. Open Sun. Pom G03G
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WE TEACH YOlI TO DntvE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
S25 FOR FULL. COMPLETE COURSE; to5
BAY & NIGHT CLASSES; open Sundays'
SATTLER'S, lGnt 10 ~ Spring Garden st'
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APARTMENTS
1928 VENANGO STREET

zoe s. 10TH sT.-AttractlvC apartment o
rooms. first f9or, . porches electric, hot
water heat, hardwood foors. laundry: large
yard: minutes to 10th and Chester ave.
station, r. r. r.; rent $65 per month;
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IDEAL HOMES

3O33 ~ Judson ST.: dependable, durable.
attractive: newly renovated. Al condition:
Immediate possession; terms riSht call Of
nee for appointment 10 inspect.
II. Il. SMITH. 724 W. Eric ave.
MODERN home rooms. incl pscd porch,
with heat: bathroom. with shower. and
linen closet: beautiful paper and fixtures.
ha rdwood noorr. white and mahogany paint
thrcughnut Phone Toga 3l32 32tG N.
NEWKTRK ST.
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OLD GOLD

MODERN machine Hnop. small or large or
d-rf: We ~ Tillwri=htinw. olO ", Front
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HOMES OF MERIT

few on Merit square; Al condition; take
No 4 or No. 4 car to Ilensington and Erie
aycs; walit I block north tn Merit square.
or call II. Z. SMITH. I2t w. Erie ave.
1912 y. Frank In: 7r.. h.-w. heat. elcc. .s6J5o
isoA n 18Th: II ruoirs. ...,......... 1000
isSd i.ycomlny ar h.-V. heat else 1900
i6i2 n. 18th: IN rooms and baths. sooo
i92l Y. nm: o rooms. steam heat. cIec 1000
Hugh F. Quinn 80 49," sSSs! Gsups.s ps e sa.i a.;
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HOWARD VINCENT
HOWARD VINCENT
STAMPS AND COINS

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