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Arizona republican., 1921-08-27

MT. Lloyd George in concluding his note still held open the door to fur ther associations with Mir de Valera and his colleagues if they are pre- pared to examine how far the gov ernments consideration can be rec ohciled with the aspirations you rep resent He declared however, tha the government could not proIong a mere exchange of notes"
 In his communication Mir Lloyd George preserved the same friendly tone that characterised his former letters to Mir. de Valera Today he puttressed the governments stand point by quotatons from Irish pa triots and Abraham Lincoln. He warned Mir. de Valera that a need 1 less prolongation of the negotiations would serve to play into the hands ol the extremists, who he declared, were only anxious to wreck the negotia tions and terminate the truce
 A hopeful aspect Of the situation as it is viewed in London politica circles. is that neither MT. de Valer: nor MT. Lloyd George has yet closed l the door on negotiations.
 The text of the reply of Premie Lloyd George to Eamonn de valer; is as follows;
 Text of Reply
 sir: The British government i profoundly disappointed by your let ter of Aug. 24. You write of the con ditions of the meeting between us a though no meeting had ever takel place.
 T must remind you. therefore. tha when I asked you 10 meet me si, weeks ago I made no preliminar. conditions of any sort. You came tt London on that invitation and ex changed views with me at thre, meetings of considerable length. Tn, ! proposals I made to you after thos, meetings were based upon full ana ! sympathetic consideration of tn. views which you expressed.
 They were not made in an. haggling spirit. On the contrary. my 1 colleagues and r went to the yer, | limit of our powers in endeavorine | to reconcile British and Irish inter ests. Our proposals have gone fal beyond all precedent and have beer approved as liberal by the whole oi the civilized world. Even in quarter. l which had shown sympathy with ths most extreme of the Irish claims they are regarded as the utmost which tht empire can reasonably offer or Ire land expect. "The only criticism of them I have yet heard outside Ireland is iron those who maintain that our pro posals have overstepped both warran l and wisdom in their lberality. Youl l letter shows no recognition of thi: and further negotiations must, I fear be futile, unless some definite prog ress is made toward acceptance of ; basis.
 l You declare our proposals involv' the surrender of Ireland's whole ma l tionaI tradition and reduce her t' | subservience. What are the 'facts?'
 Wide Scope of Dominion
 "Under the settlement we outline' Ireland would control every nerve ant fiber of her national existence. Sh ! would speak her own language an' make her own religious life; sh would have complete power over tax ation and finances, subject only to al agreement for keeping trade am transport as free as possible betwee1 herself and Great Britain, her bes market.
 "She would have uncontrolled au thority over education and all tn
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Hayden Will Stump NelD Mexico During
 Senator Cdn1poior
[RepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIreI

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. Aug. 2s.- At least five. congressmen and nos sibly several senators will stump the state in the coming senatorial cam paign. Patrick H. Kelly. of Michigan and Philip P. Campbell of Kansas will speak for the Republican nomi- nee, while John N Garner and Mar win Jones of Texas and Carl Hayden of Arizona will speak ir behalf of the Democratic candidate There is a possibility that Senator Hiram John son of California will also take part in the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Colorado Rancher
 BelieUed Lost Tn
 Wednesday Floods
[Repu5IIcan A. P. Leased Wire1

IHepuuHcaH N. F Icdsed wire
 GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. Aug. 26 Searching parties are dragging the Colorado river for the body--of- C. k. Reeser, well known rancher. who lives near here who has been missing since Wednesday afternoon. He was re- ported to have been seen leaping from railroad bridge near the city into the stream. His team and wagon which he drove here Wednesday from his ranch. was left on the street here and it's discovery led 10 the search for it's owner.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Find No Trace or
 Canadian Steamer

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 26.- A wireless message received at the North Head, Wash. radio station late today from the steamer Manukai said that after accommodating close 10 the reported position of the crippled steamer Canadian Importer no trace had been found. The Manukai wirelessed that she had given up the search and was proceeding on her way to Honolulu.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Tom Moore Elected President Canadian
 Labor OrgdnizdfioT.

Republican A. p. Leased WireJ
 WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 26-Tom Moore was re- elected president of the trades and labor congress of Canada today by an unanimous choice of the convention here.
 P. NJ Draper of Ottawa was again elected secretary and treasurer All other officers were likewise re- elected.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
GEORGE SENDS !. ULITIMATUM TO
 IRISH LEADER
PREMIER REITERATES GOVERNMENTS STAND THAT IRELAND CANNOT BE PERMITTED TO WITHDRAW FROM BRITISH EMPIRE

LONDON, Aug 26.-David Lloyd George, British prime minister today sent prompt rejoinder to the letter of Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish public, which rejected the British governments terms for peace in Ireland.
 The premier's note constituted firm reiteration of the governments former standpoint that Ireland could not be permitted to withdraw from the empire
 He said he thought he had made it clear in tions and previous communications that the can discuss settlement which involves refusal the part of Ireland to accept free equal and loyal partnership in the British commonwealth under one sovereign"
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Mine Workers Chief Asks President To
 InferUene Tn MinQo
IRepublIcan A. p. Leased WireJ

IHepublican A. P. Leased WireJ
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. B. President Harding vas asked in message sent him late today by John L. Lewis. president of the United Mine Workers of America, to call a joint conference of mrne workers and operators of Mingo county, West Vir- ginia, with the view of reaching an agreement that would end the indus trial conflict that has continued there for several months.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Coast Guard SerUice May Be Transferred
 To Nouy Department
A. P. Leased Wire1

IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIreI
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Trans- fer of the coast guard service from the treasury department to the navy department was understood today to be under consideration by President Harding
 Should the president decide to make< the transfer. it was said, the coast guard could be incorporated into the navy by executive order.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
FOLEY BEATS WALKER

TULSA, Okla, Aug. 26-Harry Foley of Seattle won a referees deci- sion over Hugh Walker of Kansas City after 12 rounds of hard boxing here tonight. Foley, the faster by far of the two. hit Walker at will almost throughout the bout but Walker stood up under the rain of blows, fin ishing apparently as strong as at the nta
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
MOORE BEATS MoNpELL

AURORA. H.. Aug. 26-Pal Moore, Memphis. Tenn, bantamweight got the newspaper decision over Sammy Mondeu at Rockford, Ills. in 10 rounds tonight. The men weighed 119 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
NelD Type Mail Plane
 Begins Initial FIight
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel


 MINEOLA. N. Y, Aug. 2S.-A new type of air mail plane, which the builders claim will carry 32000 let ters from New York to San Francisco in 80 hours, began it's initial flight from here to Chicago late yesterday. The plans is said to have twice the carrying capacity of the older types, without additional operating cost.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27
Britain Offers To
 Return Victims or
 ZR2 On Worship
TRepubIican A, p, Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26. = The state department tonight accepted the British governments offer to return to the United States on a British warship the bodies of all American dead recovered from the wreck of the airship ZR-2.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-27

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
wLLAGER PROVES He WAS
pIcHT. BUTT COST HIM S35
cats Bonfire In Backyard to Demon
.,r,te Low Water Pressure

Hastings, N. ", Aug. 25.--tBy A.
p,-Harry p. Mylett paid S35 in po-
s,,oo court yesterday to defray the ex-
ns,,ses of the Are department, which
-. called out n week ago to put out u
s,'.sre In his back yard, purposely
,,nhted to prove to his fellow villagers
~. tbe water pressure was too low.
inas When the firefghters arrived they at
Ma the hose, but could do nothing
49, ,,, the blaze. The fire chief sum
VIII MyIett to court for calling out
mo", ~. apparatus to fight bonfire. His
tne tnerSbnrs accompanied him in force.
neisI' FhI gness you had Better poy the
,maqe for calling out the depart
oa" en.nt" :" said Magistrate. Thornton.
lmWbot yv did it cost, chief?"
'rTbirty five dollars will do he re-
u,;od, and Mylett paid.
p'Wlvbcn YOU came in here tonight, "
40 MAGISTRATE said to Mylett. "you had
tM one with you. You accomplished
Snhs,bing. Now there is good water
nd enough pressure
b The Consolidated Water Company
,,a made connections with the old
T,o,on 1ao Weservoir, 1t was said. and the
,allassrst are getting h clearer and
better supply.
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DEATHS

-
z VI. Remains may be viewed Thurs. evs..
5O10 Chestnut at.
MuDHAUsEN.-Aug. "a. MARGARET,
daushter Of Emil end Mary Muihsusen; aged
viii be given
&C oDoNNELl1Ags 7, IN ~ "a 1921. o EEASK roAHs
pTrL $50 4. NJ, from his late residenSsee'
SHAW, aged 81 years Relatives and friends
invited 20 funeral SERVICES Fri, !; NJ.
sSs n S St int, snfS s moTsS TsH Gsm Ss Thurs
, I REELNHARp. IE:[S I . Aug; 20, KATTHAARINE
John Re nhard, Relatives and friends are In
yited to attend funeral services. Sat. ., p
private
nIEg.-Aus 20. HENRY RtEs husband
q Christina Rios me- Gruyer), aged ~
f f;oksr post. No s 0 O. | a. H.. I'M iny',cd to
attend :,neral s.ry.o"s Thnrst,sy. p ~.
to ternl~nt 'T " private Mt Peace Gem ~ " "
sCHMID.-A,ng, 2s HENRY q, sCHM1D,
2Soi n Howard st. Int private.
SCOTT - Aug. 2a; CHARLEs,, HODGE
sC3Tr Fpn,rs Jc ygGS SERVICES Tr p NJ S,o at
INT at Pittsburgh
wiis% SH%IS s0sds as M1rFs M1Fn n%a;v%s %S
s"9.. sn9 7:8S A, M' late % rSS,dlnca, rSO 1907 Mt
Vernon st. Solemn rcduI"rr mass Cathedral
8 a. NJ Int. Holy Cross Gem
SMITH At PHILADELPHIA Pa, Aug. "a.
AbB1E b, wido% Of thnTes i smith. IN
fricndr III are invited 70 attend fuH.tol, fr"tn
Ford. ioi Prince st. Tordentown Y j..
Sat. . p M. Int. Upper Springfield Burylnf
Ground.
VIII tNFS JOSEPH stalk I tSea HaSS N aged 49,
Relatives and f5Iends are Inv ted 10 o't".d ".;
9nSe' aSnSe 5H gen st, M So Tn rs%uam %"r % Hr %
81. .!.udwlG's Church. Reading. pa. $40
70 'EMi' 'RoH&Ns H pST pSTerS @' ncas% 3g' conT &
sTEEL.-,-AuE. "a DIANA W. VIE ~
TY!ed ,TS to ,an %%n4 Iegsnncs 5SnTrS 7os oh
Int. NJ. Mornh Gem. Remains ray be
TEE%lsw2GIn-Augg "a MA MATHEW pSs %
sRins Rj c. TSSSl MsITs
tos and Pilots Of America. and all other
organ!zs' tiGn. Of Which ,,hs, he wes nGmcSGr
| frGm IS late r sldSnc" aOs Vine st.. Cam
%rIsriS 4sP s. Iv In Ini Fri PFves ~. H"r'o'F" Gem
.T0MpKINS. Aug, 90. JOSEPHINE. wife
,ys' .4 .4vcas trsOds & are 40 NYS@ "9' is,a rds ~
dence 1928 f. sus9uehanna ave. Int. private,
| NOrthwood.
| NREELAND Aug 90. AMELIA T.,
| widow OF Edward p. Nreeland and daughter
| Of late Henry and CathRrine Doerr. Rsla.
| tIves and friends invited to funeral services
Thurs. $50 p NJ. 1855 y. 2sth St Int
private,
! WICKWARD Aug. - RICHARD. hus
band Of Margaret x. WIckward tnes Parker
Due notice OF funeral viii be giv"n
wlLFDSG. AT Atlantic CITY. n j. or
Aug. %. 1921, SARAH r.. widow Of " llar(
p. W!tong. Relatives and friends, are In
vited to the service, Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. at tho Oliver II. Bair Bldg
1920 Chestnut 81, lnterment private:
WOERSLE. on Aug. - 1921. albert
H. WOERSLE Holat ves md friend
are invited TO tho, service, on sat, at | %
Chestnut at Int at Hillside Gem Re
mains may be viewed FRI. eve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
APARTMENTS
Modern Apartments

Vicinity Broad and Montgomery
Just fin shed. Everything Of the best
and brand new. No up-to-date conven-
fences omitted. Wide quiet street. No
heavy trucks or troleys passing impos-
Ing entrance; each suite consisting OF
large living room. bedroom. COmbina-
ZION brea kfast room and kitChenette and
bath; al light, airy. outside rooms (half
or TIE suites having spacious brick col
umned porchesD; hardwood nOoors. shower
bhth, vapor heating: continuous hot-water
s"rv!ce ful' electric equipment with con-
sol" Rnd ceiling lighting fixtures; numer-
ouS base plugs In every room telephone
connections: private service stairs to
Hch Kitchen; private lockers. ample
Closets; refrigerator drained to cellar:
Janitor service. etc.
FIRST application will have choice OF
the suite. Lease to date from Sept. I.
TELEPHONE, col. 1901
| LOCATION lS2S & 1880 y. PARK AVE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
MEN

We don't want men ~ exceptional
g"nius. Ther" ar" MT enough ~ them
and "u"h as thrr" are are hard to fad
We want rather, the Rv'rag" run uf man
WHO'S" "du" alton Is fair whose present
salary Is nUnu too h!Rh, whose amhi-
tions are loading htrl In search - big
ger opportunities and who. given whole
s0ul"i go-op.rd'Ion and backing by ON
poyurs "hD VAL ehOw real personal in
tcr"st In him and his work. f. about
ready 20 my" ~ into a connection whore
pcrnhneuCv IL nor than a gamble,
where advf n""In' n Is rapid ard sure,
whers he pay 's a!wavs at loycl that
urges 4 r1Hn 70 d. hi5 best. our husI-
ness is growing rapidly and f. taking our
wen along Nith il into tho enjoyment Of
financial rewards that are nNCrltIonal.
Tn" gernIs- minded man VIII mos
with Is. looking for - real chance. no
mater how .ack nE in experience he
may be. Will tr g!v"n tho utmost of per
sonal h"ipfuI attention and coaching
VEL. MAKE IT CTR BUSINESS To
HELL YOT MAKE GOOD s. Ms about
It II YOU re Gentle and over % years
old.
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General

WANTED-Men Of good character for train.
Ing in aCCOuntanCy. special agent Of the
ira ming department Of n lars" accounting
corruratlon VIII Interview men who desire
- Uuuiit% thrmsclvc4 for service IN thIa fold
iutervi"ws granted by appointment; state aye
and hours convenient for personal Interview
Il 500 IL-ciger Office.
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LEGAL ADvERTISEMESTs

40 MEES. deesnsed--l.etters Of ndmlnls-
tration cum testancntO RnneNO upon the e.
tate of ANNA CATHARTNE MEES. deceased
having benn granted to FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY ali peraons indebted to the "a d
, state are requested 10 mink, payment auD
hose having claims nTninst the same 70
rr"Eent them without delay. at the Nfare Of
the sei1 cou!rnny, Nos. 325-33l Chestnut
St. Philadelphia,
WILLIAM p GEST
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SUITE 1903
LAND TITLE AND TRUST BLDG.

oh F~aoN Slvn. 1920 Arch q.
PRINTING SALESMAN who controls
rlt"nt"l". can makr connection with a
m9GsTn ,%%E sT%%7S S nant ana an oEPcr'un %
particulars. to 7 oil, l..dger Cfnce.
sALEHMAN, piano, wrntc6 Real ornor.
tunity To- li;s WIZ" who is not afraid
pnIeI.pnia rppy BY 9ttsT s"tins Hqr'n In awn "l
handwriting age. pr"vioTs cNn"rI"nc~, =, re-.
sH'G! %nT9SF s6ass & WTS %r IN rne HE
44G Hamilton st. Aucnto own, Pa.
sAES%FN%E y G&F AGF A2D,Ta &Ta1$ NTT
7HE %E%!1En sTABGs Eba fTfT&E ii4T XED XR
HET SITS. . TO 4.
sALESYGEX,ThsE; %;YGNc n is a RIGHT TIME and
with any enterPr Sc now is the ,lmr I" rrn
GITneTIion ,1,T with CoTm9ration; AND GROW
Nj Mcredith. - 70 IL 4. NJ.
SALt!SMEN-Gamhie a nttlo r YOUR : n.
hgaInst ours and we either can or cannot
week; II We cannot you have lost your time
YOU you are cTn ooEnf yq 9Sye found % he
SAiESNEN-A large internn tional corpora.
ton wishes TO secure N" services Of five
men Capabi" or earning $4,000 a year. APP
! Ply lOOl Colonial Trust Bldg. 18Th and
SMEN-Neat-appoarlng men ambitious
20 advance TO n EesponsibIe position in
Gail after $40 \. NJ. G44 Widemcr Rldg. -
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. highest national
reputation. wants two snl"smcn; highcat
/ typo; our good men are earning $500 10 $1,000
| per month, Annly y G23, Ledger office
| SCHOOL. OF SALESArANSHIP
| a sales organization OF high standing 10
opening school OF sa!ssmanshlD for mon who
are at present employed or UNEMPLOYED but
ambitious to take up salesmRnship as n
! profession; we are giving u 3-weekq cCurs
! In the evening; admission free: those ounii l.
! Tying Will be given Il position whore ga rntnr
power runs TO $3.50 week or more. Address
| 7 HgN Ledger office.
| sIIOrS = EXnERIENCED BACK STRAP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
CiREENEWALDIS

TRT.F.N NFWALD|S
Rank Offi0'nl trust officer post.
Sales executive. nxnd in printing unos
RkUr. take charge textile; exp. preferred.
SECRETARY. with banking exp
Foreign exchange man. bank exp
SD"rI allied service 2SO 6 ll'M
CIVIL SERVICE examinations SeDtomnrl
and October many vNcanCi =. salary Sl+Oo
$500 write for sample test = 333 Led on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
LOST AND FOUND


DOG-l.ost Aug. 90, collie dog. back OF Rad
nor Hunt cub yellow and white: answers
to the name OF Mayor Phone Bryn Mawr
4+a y. Reward
DOG-Foumd, a white ,odlc: ownnr cur
have samo by paying expenses. Addrcsq
Mrs. J. Steward. 7, .. BOX ~. Iona, n !
MESH BAG-Iost silver mesh bar contain
ing 4 small amount Of money and return
ticket to .Ay Head :. J. in Lit Eros
stor,, hetwcnn 10 A. NJ. md 1850 r. NJ,
Monday, August 20 Liberal reward IL re-
turned to !. + Caldwell & @.
PTGNI[NIFE. I,'rl. IN August II. diamond
studded gold I-nknfe; reward 233O =
BroRd st, -
PIN--I.ost diamond and sapphire ol-stone
platinum bar pn, stamped J. r. T. 4
Co II 3pNg ON train between Philade'phIn
ana Bay Head y. J. Reward II returned
10 ] l.. Caldwell Co.
PIN-I0st gold h0wEnut pm. studded with
pearls and h.u" stDphires; very liberal re-
wHrd. Gtn. 1000 J-
PIN--Iust Aug 80. diamond and sapphire
lar rtn reward = Gl3. Ledger Otlre
pOI.ICY-I.ost P"rpctusl are Insurance roI-
icy. MachRnL's ~ InSu nrcr. No 81 3Ou for
SnOOO. Roturu ~ Juru Cr"u'. 1920 chest
nut 81. ---
T0TICY--l.,s,. uulrcI F.ronNn's Insurance
policy No. 5G.5Sl for SlO.OOO. Return 10
Y, I'm J Croul, 1920 Chestnut 81
RING-Iost Aus 90 topaz and diamond
ring going from Haddon Heights - PhNa
! shopping district or STANLEY Theatre; reward.
Phone Diamond 6tN5 J.
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IN MEMORIAM

McANEsPEy. In memory Of my mother,
ELLEN McANESPEY. Died August 20.
as memory shall last" SON
WISTER- lin cherished and loving rernefn1'
brance OF Mrs. OWEN WISTER. Aug. a.
1913. G.. NJ. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

RTTTENHOUSE SECTION Modern fur
n!shrd and unfurnished apartments . To
rooms; location and terms upon applica-
ton. i G2s. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER. experienced. capable assum
'ng entire Chargy oir.Co detail work; spt"n
did opportunity advancement risht p"rs"r,
II O2o, Ledger ONO"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
ATE OF ELIZA F. ELDREDGE

deceased---i.etters tcgtnmentnrv upOn
the estate Of Eliza F. E,dredEe. deceased
having been granted to FIDELITY TRUST
COMPANY. all persons indebted 70 the said
estate are requested 10 make payment and
those having claims AGAINST the san 70 pre-.
sent them, without delay. at the office OF
the said company. 325-33i Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p. GEST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

SHOES - EXPERIENCED BACK STRAP.
PFRS WANTED IN tTTrTNG ROOM
APPLY LAIRD, SCHOBER & CO., 22D
AND MARKET. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

Shoes - EX"ERIENCEN BACK STRAP
rFRS WANTED IN TTrTING ROOM
APPLY LAIRD SCHDEER { % o1j
AID MARKET. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

LakOff Bros.
s22 MARKET ST. PHILA,. PA.
wholesale Confectioncra and General Mer-
chandise at CUT PRICES.
Out OF town orders will receive prompt
attention u accompanied By money orders
or certified rNcrkS
Lonbard s073-6074-o4s0 Main 5i7<
WE SlH OK CASH OSIY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

NG-FRAME OPERATORS
Experienced on We. slcd yarns, good
wages and best Working conditions
=. r, & n. W, Fleisher Inc Employ
ment Office, 10th and Reed SITS,
WUMEN--An unusual opportunity for en-,
guginG In dlguihed and interesting work
is offered 10 women OF far edu'aiiun ana
good character Apply luOl Colonial Trust
BIdg.. 18th and Market SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
SEVERAL desirable apartments, fur
nished and unfurnished
c. F. SIMON, III S. 10th St.

a FEW desirable apartments for rent. Bern
hetmer Sundhe lmer. agents, $50 g.
EruHd st.
CORNER hous" rooms, bath and kItch-
"null", hot-Water heat. 3ISl Germantown
ave. T!uEu 3G7S
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Central apartments specially. Sherwood
Aparlment AR, nCy. l33i Walnut ST.
GREEN ST. 2o2a CThe Croyden)--3 rooms
and bath, furnished; real kitchen: elec.,
hot water: door 1eLls. etc; $40 70 40.
COR HOUSE, 3 rooms, bath and kitchen
cite; hUt-water heat. 343l Germantown
Hv" TIoIa 3G7s.
BROAD ST, y. 2s23-Weu furnished clean
go)ms, hardwo-d tU1rs. continuous hot
water. rhone TtoGe S13g NJ.
2lST $. lOI-Two rooms and rath; well
furnished, maid servtCe: reasonable.
WALNUT. 22lg-Apt. and single rm. furn.;
refined sgclon, ciec., run. water service.
SOMERSET ST. v, l23G--Furn. apt. priv,
bath; PRIV. Of liRht tkpg. Dia 7l76 W.
1881 rCE-Two large rooms and bath
second foor front. reference required.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
FIREPROOF BUILDING |
2 AND 3 ROOM APTS.
P. J. LAWLER
69th G. Market Lansdowne $50
GERMASTOwN

MODERN apartments immediate possessIon.
$50 and w. CULLEN 1924 Chestnut
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

on dress Rpuds and mems wear
Shelbourne Mile. II and Wcstm reland sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

"REt OMMEND \ TREND"
and get 10 couponk
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;s;s ESTATE OF PNUL II Easily DE

ccnsed- d--AnCITlary !et'ers u ndnllnis.
ceased S pp" naWng @ been grahsT to Ftn5TI az
TRUST COMPANY and Francis H. Eashv,
all persons indebted to the said estate are
claims against the SAM To present them
without delay. ~ the on &c ~ the said COM
pany. Nos. 3"3-33l Chestnut ST., Phlladel-
phia.
WILLIAM =. GEST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS PERSONALS

MISS HARKlNS -Ou4 BoIhrldgr- com
hrlp supplied. ,,ouu & suH'r, 1'h ~Ur 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

MODERN efficiency housekeeping apartment
y acres u lhnd; high e.rNatlon and ideal
surround lgs; country club and lS-hule golf
ulis within block, garage on promises;
blocks t station and - minutes 70 city
center. JnlS Sl2d per month en- yearly
Ease. MNUl!AN. DOLMAN 8 co. r. r.
Ger RruRI and Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

BAKES.-At Tacoma, washington. Aug
H. MARY II. widow OF william G. Bakes
Services and interment private. at Laurel
Hill Gem. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
4O39 BALTIMORE AVE.
APARTMENT HOTELS

lTundsom"lv Furnished APARTMENTS. room
rl,d pBth, 3 rooms Hnl bath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

FRANK WILEY FARRELL. at his resi-
donce, l2O Walnut lane. Wayne. Pa. Funeral
unl intnrment nrIXatn