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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
WEST CHESTER FIGHT HOT
Leaders Keeping Hands or in Prl.
mary Contest for Burgess

West Chester. sept S.-Thr battle
at the primaries for places on the Re-
publican ticket will be one of the
ticrcr>t eyer staged in the borough.
Senator +. l.. Eyre and other leaders
have promised to keep hands off, and it
is being fought on tnr merits of the
candidates.
For Burgess the candidates arc for
mcr Burgess and Legislator rmmmcr
+. lcfcriS. who is opposed by Herman
G.. llUtt. II former Phladclphian. who
once represented Il district in the State
Legislature with much credit. lie is
noted as an athlete and middcwcight
whom few boxers viii meet even at his
age. He came here several years ago
and made good aS II business man. being
Il leader in his line at present and II
citizen with the respect of all.
The candidates for Council include
Henry II. GuSS, present member; John
II. Spccr. John f. Johnson. Nathan r.
Rambo. Charles y. Hoffman and j.
Paul MacElrCe. for the term of three
years \. l.. IIaltcman and Rudolph II.
Weller, for two Years. Women are on
the card for the School Board, the cam
didatcs inrIudinC $ LEROY Barber,
Mrs. William Dowlin. Alice Scatter
good and Mrs j. Russell Hayes.
For Tax Collector. the incumbent
George Kirk. is opposed by Morris Sell
lcrs and Alan Batcman.
In the Fourth precinct Miss Jeanette
Moore i opposing lmro Rroomall for
inspector. and in the Seventh Miss En-
lily Hopes would like to di~place Jacob
Beaver, the incumbent, for precinct as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
LIVELY CONTESTS
IN SOUTH JERSEY
Filing Of Nomination Papers In
dicates There VIII Be Scram-
BILE at Primary
TO PICK SEVERAL MAYORS

Pitman. y. j.. Sept. $ Municipal
contests have a ear ewing in the pollt-
ical campaigns in South Jersey this
year. in the absence of any very i'm
portant fights for state or county Of
fees. and the filing Of nominating pcti.
tions yesterday indicated that there will
be some lively skirmishcS nj the primary
IN September -.
Mayors are to BE- elected In several
N the South crScy towns. but th"
princiral contests will be over seats In
Council in the variOTs hor0ughs. Only
two mayoralty contests at the prima
ries now seem likely, and they will be
Mt Bridgcton and pCnnsgrOyC. In both
Of these PAGES three -Corncrcl fights nrC
on for the Republican nomination TO,
Mayor.
Three Mayors will sock rc.cIcctior
for fifth terms. They are Mayor Arthur
G. Whitaker. BrdgCton: Mayor Y. VI.
MCGOWAN. pitman. and Mayor !. Pres
ton Potter. Clayton. All are Rc1uh-
licans. Tho last two apparently wiil
have no opposition for rc-rlrrtion.
Mayor Harry \. Rlack, who has
served two terms at Swcdc>boro. has
declined to run again. and DR.. Vernon
DcGrofft former Coroner will be the
Republican candidate, DR.. w. II.
Pounds. who has served one year in
filling out an unNXpircd term aS Mayor
OF PaulsbOro. will not seek r"-rlcction
for a full term, and prospects today are
that former Mayor DoolittIc will get
back in the running.
Mayor Samuel \. Hunt. Of ppnns-
grove, will ais" retire and Il lively
scramble Is on to fiji his place. Charles
L. Smith and Alfred Gillson. both
Councilmcn. will fight il out for the Re-
publican nomination for Mayor. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
Democratic candidate is Robert W.

Kidd.
The hottest battle for councilmanic
nominations will be staged by Glass
boro Republicans. who have two rival
sets of candidates in the field. One side.
composed of the former boosters for Q
borough charter. has indorscd Richard
=. Doughty and Dorcy e. Sattcrticld for
Council, while n faction headed by for
mcr sheriff Robert Mead has put up
Fir Chief A. G.. Stewart. Jr.. and
former Tax Collector Frank X. stan
ger.
Three candidates will seek the two
places ON the Republican ticket for
Council at pitman. They are Council e
man Edward II. Gurk. T.. Austin Pet.
tit and Harry r. Briggs. .Ir. The Dem
"crntic cand dates are Samuel A. Crist
and Allan NJ. Duncan.
\ contest is also on for executive
committeeman in two Of the districts.
In the First district Councilman John
NJ. Napier and Councilman Robert :.
Hickman are opposing each other for
Republican comm ttCcman and in the
Third district Councilman Edward II.
Gurk is opposed by Edward Dcctz. For
NOR Borough Clerk j. Russell Treat
and Clarence \. Hahn will also contest
'Or the Republican nomination for Free
holder To oppose for re. election Free
holder George W. Carr. who will be
rcnOminatCd by the Democrats without
opposition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
NO WAGE CHANGE HERE
Lands' Decision Not TO Affect Phila
deIphia Building Trades

Judge Lands decision announcing a
wage cut affecting Chicagos building
trades has little bearing on the build
ing industry in this city. according to
Edward L. F'lann"ry. chairman Of the
Committee Of Twenty three, the en-
ploycrs' committee here.
The point of interest to Philadelphia
builders and labor is that il jUStitieS
the wage cut of - per cent avcrag,
made here some time ago and at first
refused by the unions. b. Judge Lam
dis ruling the cut made in Chicago is
about that figure.
That the cut made in wages paid by
the building trade was justified is evi
dent from the fact the industry is in a
much healthier state than it was few
months ago. Mr.. Flannery said.
Although people are still complaint
ing about high building costs. he said.
business is getting more and more ac-
tive and by early spring it may be eX-
pected to be beyond the point Of stag
nation and back to normal. providing
present conditions continue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
BONDING CO. OFF BLACKLIST
City Again Recognizes Smiths Firm
When II Agrees to Finish Plant

The bonding firm of former Mayor
Smith was removed from the blacklist
in City Hall yesterday when an agree
mcnt was reached with Director Caven,
of Public Works. whereby the firm. the
National Surety Company, of New
York, will complete the construction Of
the sewage disposal plant in the north
east.
The surety company had bonded the
contracting firm which abandoned the
operation. When conferences failed to
develop some amicablc plan whereby the
work would be completed orders were
issued that no contracts bonded by the
National Surety Company should be ac-
ccptrd.
Yesterday the company agreed 10
finish the work on the plant in return
for payment of 1910 900 from the
city. The rlant haJ Already cost the
city 81 700 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08

Boston. treasurer. Executive Commit.
tee, Prof. George E. Embody. OF Cor
nell University; John ". Titcomb,
Albany, n. Y. Edward Il. Prince,
Ottawa. Can. w. II. Albert. Daven.
ington; w. II. Rowe, West Buxton,
Me. and John w. Cobb, st. Paul,
MINI.
The divisional vice presidents are !:
Fish culture. Eben w. Cobb, Mime
sofa; aquatic biology and physics,
Prof, II. B. Ward. Illinois: CONNER
cial fishing, Gardener Poole. Fish Pier,
BOSTON: angling. Thurston s. Ballard,
louisville: protection and legislation,
William G. Adams, Boston; chairman
OF Committee on Foreign Relations,
Dr. Hugh NJ. Smith. Washington !;
chairman Of Committee on Relations
with State and National Governments,
Charles o. Hayford, lIatkettstown,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
IMMIGRANT MONK FREED
Franciscan From Malta Released at
Gloucester After -Four pavs

immigration authorities at Gloucester
Yesterday lifted the four. day distrainl
there of II Franciscan monk from
Malta.
The visitor. the Rev. Father Eyidio
Lorenzo Rugpia. arrived here Saturday
ON the British steamship Walden.
Pending advice from Washington re-
rarding the immigration quota for
Malta. he was detained at the immgra-
tton station.
Washington replied that the monthly
quota for Malta should he about the
N"ISt"ad allowance Of one half of per
cont. adding. however. that Malta was
British possession and its immigrants
came under Britain's quota.
The monk was released upon receipt
Of that information, the quota for the
British Empire being still untitled He
Immediately left for Detroit, Mich,
Wh"r" h" will act as an instructor in
Franciscan college.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08

,csSs AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF tn,

~ ~ iNL OF
Board of Directors Of Integrity Trust
Company. held this seventh daN Of Septom
ber. 1921. the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. II has pleased Almighty God
In His INFINITE wisdom to remove from our
ber, ALBERT HELLWIG., and
WHEREAS, The pleasant and intimate
relations which he held with this board s
q fellow director make it eminently ftttln-z
that we should place on record our fecIIn :
OF appreciation Of his friendship, and OF his
services, and our deep regret for his loss
theGefore.
RESOLVED. That this board will hold in
grateful remembrance tine sterling qua Iit.es
o. our late fellow m'mber. MIR, ALBERT
HELI.wIG, and viii ever appreciate the
worth ad' his business counsel which was
OF such heat aid IN the work of this board
RESOLVED, That the removal by dealH
bf our esteemed member creutes vacancy
IN our board which his fellow members
deeply deplore. and causes great loss "a
Themselves. and to the Commurtty At large
RESoLVED, That we hereby extend our
deepest sympAthy to the bereayed family
cf the deceased. hoping that " the sadness
OF thsir sfnietion they may hnd some con
Svivats qualities are properly appreelated.
HERMAN WlSCHMAN
Secf&tary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
SEEK WHEEL PUMP TRIALS
indictments Based on Inn Raid to
BE Asked

Ellis against the eighty four men ar
rested several weeks ago by the state
Constbulary in the raid upon the Wheel
Pump Inn, Chestnut Hill. will be pre-
scnted to the Montgomery County
Grand Jury when it meets In MOTIFS
town next Monday.
District Attorney Renninger said yes
tcrday that Il is the plan of the county
officials to prcypnt the bills against the
gamblers and the owners of the place
Immediately after the Grand Jury con.
ycnes, If indictments are returned
forthwith the trial Of the gamblers will
be begun. ,,,,--
Notice to appear at the Montgomery
County courthouse on Monday morning
have been received by each one OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08

the sessions Of the convent,o.
Order Of independent America,'" "
entertained BY an cxempli;cas,. M
the new initiation ritual last % nIsl.
Moose Hall. "snt NJ
The exercises marked the c,o.;.o !.
the. eighteenth annual State conss II
which had been in progress ffoo.ventica
days in this city. Officers wero thts
as follows State councillor IL electcd
Robinson, Pittsburgh State yico ry y
cilor David Davies. Summ;, coun.
Charles A. Hendrickson, treas".o hilii
William A. Pike. secretary, aM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
SHARON HILL. PA.

THE ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CHIID
A boarding and day school for girls. 51tb
year. Conducted by the Sisters Of the Society
preparatory courses, music. art, domestic
science. Rates. $500. Address the Mothay
Superior. Box e5 ID. Sharon Hil. Penno.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
ROSEMONT. Pa.
HOLY CHILD COLLEGi

HULf CHILD CULLEGF
For young women. under direction OF m.
Sisters OF tho Society OF the Holy Child
Jesus. Bachelor OF arts course. music, ART
Beautiful buildings and forty acre campus nm
Main Line. For details. address the Dean
Box 9b d. Rosemont Penna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08

eighty one men held in $500 bail on the
charge Of frequenting q gambling house
and the three men held IN $500 bail
each on the charge Of being proprietors
of the place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
AMERICAN ORDER INITIATES
New Ritual Exempllfled as Eishe
eepth Session Closes

Whether IL was a new way to ride
or not to ride the goat, only the ini-
tiated will know. for the delegates to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
RENNsYLvANn CENTRAL BREyyISG f37
Oh Chestnut 81, PhIIu., Pa.
enders for Sinking Fund Cambria Coun

FideIity Trust Company, Trustee. unde
Brewing Company da ted October - isO7
tnvites proposals for the sale 10 the ID
Trustee Of all or any part of ffty thousn nd
dollars 1850, ,OOOD Of bonds secured by the
said mortgage, proposals TO be addressed 10
tho said Trustee At its office. Nos 3"5s33I
Chestnut street. Phade pha. to be 0pensi
and acted upon Thursday, September is,
1921, at I2 o'clock VI.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY Trusts.
WM. p. GEST President
PhiladelnhiR Am~,Ist 90 1907.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
Greville Haslam
Headmaster
CHESTNUT HILL. Pa
HESDERSONyuLE. n. q

Blue Ridge School for Boys-Select. Accrod
tied school for boys 0 yrs. and upwapd
Ideally located In delightful. heaithfuI eli
camp regular session provide ali-yr homa
school: Sess!onal fee, $3.50 for catg aI
dresS;North Carolina. Hendersonviiie, Box T,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
Young Women and Girls
The Cordon-Roney School

For Giris-4lla Spruce strop4
General ana College Preparatory Cour...
Roof sarden and Gym. MISS RONEY. Psin
THE COWLEs sCHOOII-Boarding and 6.s
school for girls from kindergarten throusS
!Ligh school. Little bows accepted in Primarv
Department. EMMA MILTON cow, ,ES
H.. Head OF School. Oak Lane. PhiIa,. pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
The Alliance Gas & Power Comnanv
CAMhRIA COUNTY COAL COMPANY

TIRHr TnImhhlA uE, co. ny COAL COMPANY
TIhSI hlhE. SlNhlN't ~ Nj BONDS
Under terms Of the Sinking Fund sealed
proposals. VIII be received until T.. W. SEN
tember 20, 1921. at the office OF The Penn.
6ylyanla Company for Insurance on Lives
and Granting Annuites. Trustee. Tor III.
sale to II at the lowest price not exceeding
Jos ana accrued interest Of as many Of the
said bonds as S14,S@9 81 Will purchase Pro.
posals should br addressed to
THE PESNSSLFASIA COMPANY FOR
ASSURANCES on LIVES AND
GRANTING ami TIES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
FI\ANIItI,
To the Holders OF
The Alliance Gas & Power Company
General Mortgage sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Ten Year Sc Series "a"
Dated January l. 1921

Proposals are invited 10 be made 10 The
Colonial Trust Company OF Phiadel mia
18th and Market streets. Phlladelphia pa
as Trustee under tn" indenLurc OF TIE Al.
lance Gas Power Company and said Trus.
tee. securing the above bonds for the "a
on October !, 1871. TO said Trustee for tho
account of the sinking fund PROVIDED for in
the said indenture OF bonds OF said issue at
prices not to exceed par and accrued inter,
est thereon 10 October |. 1921. On October
]. 1921. the Company viii deposit the sum
OF three thousand dollars $4,000 TO be used
for the retirement OF said bonds at prices
not to exceed par and accrued interest 10
Trustee. pursuant TO the provisions Of said
ceived 10 the purchase or redemption Of
bonds of said issue at prices not TO exceed
par and accrued interest.
All proposals should be securely sealed
and marked Proposal for the sale Of
General Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
81 lhT AlianCe Gas Power Company.
dated January !, 1871" must be for ali or
any part Of the bonds offered and must
state the aggregate face valus and the
denominations Of the particular bonds 80 Of.
fered for sale, and must he received by the
Trustee at It's Corporate Trust Dnpartment
at or prio- 70 800 o'clock l.. NJ on SEN.
tember Is. 1921.
Advices as to bonds accepted will he
alled on or before September -" 1911 nv
The Alliance Gas & Power ComDanv
Federal Income Tax Ownership CsrtI.
hcates. covering accrued interest shou d
ACCOMPANY all accepted bonds
Evening star., 1921-05-08
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELL -top<anued.

HANDRAG-AH leather: nIte and case: camp
perfect "M pocket knives, $50: two leather
auto cushions: malarra walking stick: 500
miscellaneous keys, 80. Apt. 100. 1901 To-
luInb;8 rua1
Evening star., 1921-05-08
=. +. CARL.EN.
Per !. W. kooutz.
Marshall business BROKERS'

Marshall Business Brokers.
first-class confectionery and drItcates.cn
uptown no better location: living roo.ns
price S35ap.
pelicatessen and ice cream parior down
town: sacrifice at 81 NH
Confectionery and bakery catering to the bet
Ter class: price. So. 500
Cafeteria-ona of the best eouipped place.
IN city: % rooms above; full particulars at
this office
i'unfhroom. IA. ave. loca ation: long lease
price. 5000: will trade for q or y room house
Lunchroom near 18th and F s:s NV; price,
l.U" cash.
RoominS horse. near llth and Eye SITS: 1.
rooms: price. 81 5On: rent. ssh
Rooming house. near 18th and Il SIS: lG
rooms. :. tbs: rent. S10O: price. $500.
RoOming house, IA rooms, near 18th and h :;
rent. 500: price. Sl.sOO.
Rooming and boarding house, Is rooms;
splendid proposition; price. s: 5D0-terms
Garage-capacity 100 cars; 81 600; will trade
FOR rea! estate.
Gsrage-cspacity. 30 cars; SsaO
IaraEe-rapacity. 10 cars: uptown location:
III health cause OF selling: price. $1,000.
Gsrage-downtown: unusual opportunity: :
storage for 30 cars: price. 5: 100
All the above garages handle gas. oils etc
lf you want TO sell q business place Of any
kind list uox md save time. Tp-to-date Offices
IN our own building with professional service
give You eve-y advantage.
watch for our advertisements.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

y Y L L I N y I y
We supply goa rnnteed high
grade stock and buy back
all hares six months old
weighing six pounds you
raise. 1T s. to $3.50 and
up q pair, and pay express
charges. Big profits. Use
back yard. barn. cellar. at
tic. Contract and illustrated
Catalog Free. Standard Food
and Fur Associa ton. 4o6-K,
Rnn0dNSY MAJ Yaxk
Evening star., 1921-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAMflanAA

p. F. CARLEY..
Phone +. 6l53. 6l7 f NV.
\ few special bargains l am
now offering for quick sales.
You can get information at office.
Call and see me. 1t will pay you
to consult me before buving.
Hair Dressing rarlor. near 18Th st.: long
lease; low rent; of the best locations in
c,ty; net profits per month. sl.OU; price,
Dry Cleaning. neas $500 Georgia ave-: a.year
Lease; se, good business; little expense; income.
81 .5'h': price. $l.MO-terms
Dry Cleaning and Dyeins. near 9th and F.
Nv; NV d 1ea.e; a sl" per month; splendid har-
Garage and Accessory, on I4th At. NV: one
OF the hest stands in city; room for Bs ears !:
rent. *2ao: o,year lease; a good paying prop
'siti"n: fun Information at office.
Dry Goods and Notions. sfh 1t. ne: 4
rooms: rent. $40: lease: 81 $50: a good bust
ness fnr snail investment
Dry Goods and Notions, II st. ne; rent xG5
u living rooms and store.
Ho"mins Housa: y rooms; rent. $45: price
S'n: located near Pension Park.
price sas,a, ON: II tLs sc.t acsi,.n. nsa's IL
business section: roomirs.
kooming House: Is rooms near Kalorama
road lS!h st; price. 81 3,hN: ami: high
grade furniture throughout and we'll equipped
., Roomlng House; Eo"ms; near L e.. price.
81 l-'". rent. Si6.
R"om:ng Iinnse: II rooms: near 1lth. II.
NV: g"Ti furniture: reasonable rent: good
income: price. g.. .4ts,.
Grocrry and Meat Market. y. J. ave NV:
rent. S65: a-year lease: $4,000.
De!ica'essen and Light Grocery. near 2nd
and ii SIS ny: COED stand: Iricn, x2.aOo.
1t you do not see what YOU
want in the above list. call at nv
office. | have more good bar
gains IN grocery store. lunch
rooms and other business propo-
sltions which | will be glad to
show.
p + Carl E\-
Evening star., 1921-05-08

WANTED To RENT-STORE. WITH THREE
Or four living rooms: DIV. section. Don't want
sinek Of merchandis-. but will cooperate in
any way TO help dispose Of stock without loss
VI. ]. STAKk. l231 18th st nv.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

WOOD. COAL. ICE BESINESS-Old pstal,-
iiished: reas"naiie 10 settle estate: q horses. q
wagons. I Ford delivery truck II II ST ne
ksr next door. Phone Col. ssIO @
Evening star., 1921-05-08

4 we'll known pouitiyman
said the other day that il WAS
easy to raise ch:cks-no:hing
was necessary but STAR
CHIC-A to eat and water 4"
drink. and the chicks would
raise themselves. Tens OF
thousands Of baby chicks are
being rlised by the STAR
CHlC-A system, Of pure food
and pure water. natures own
Evening star., 1921-05-08

WANTED-REltablD bus ur-> man tu enter
the manufacture Of GpidrHrri-p IRsst,rea~
Potato fhiis> (pro"e>S Pat"ntcd,. in proicr ted
territory: excellent opportunity TO establish a
well paving. growing business: S3 An to 81 OiD
.rrquir"f Addr"-- giving phone number. BOX
....OC. Star Office
Evening star., 1921-05-08

WELL. ESTABLISHED millinery shop: suis
"le I" buyer handling ladies lingerie. hose and
notions in coan"rtiOn. sarr.hcS at rea>uaabi
prtce; leaving city, r-H~oD fnr srf ng; rcrms
AddIe.s by FL 4 l.fSle
Evening star., 1921-05-08

OAKLAND SIX touring: paint AMI 'op
mechanically - frc': terms. Cap tai city ia
rage Co. Inc. 40 Sth -. NV
Evening star., 1921-05-08

CADILLAC. 1914; lt:e used; sacrifice. 'ol.
9.I4 day: Col. 1871 evenings. -
DODGE TOURING 1890; Al condition; h-stl
nev tires: cash or trade for Ford. $40 Il 81.
Evening star., 1921-05-08
BELGIAN HARES.

Adults. +: young. 5D,.- 1:,c: also hutch~s for
sale cheap. Call any time. X. ". Stone. 2739
Naromb ST. Cleveland Park.
CHINESE CURLY PCPS-IsdO IsIn St NV
Phone y. 4s21 Nv g
CHICKS-Tsehorns. 1Sc: Rocks l9c: Reds
Gle J. r. Henry. Phone Falls Church 116. g
CHOW PTPPIES-Dark red; champion pedi-
gree. 2515 l4th NV. 50
RTIE PERSIAN kITTEN-PediEreed. female
S15 Call after pm 1907 d st. s.
NOO~TER. Thoroughbred. white OrphinE on.
l412 kearnpy st. ne. s.
PUPPIES tAiredaieD: 3 mon his old thor
onehbred champions on both sides. Il. L. Mel
sor. 9TH and Toml:nson ave. Cabin John
Park. Nd. Inquire at SeIby store. So
HA1CIIINT EGGS-White LeEhOrns. Reds !:
reasonable. Tel Berw!n So. 10s
HEIFEK CAIF-F.ve months old: good cond-
t.on. u. holman. 33 <Westmoreland ave,
Takoma Park. u. c.
BUFF UHPINGrONS - Finest stock ha ten o
eggs. 8 4 setting OF Is: puilets. laying hens
and cocks for sale. Cleve. 6O7.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

BUICK. 1921 5-pass. touring car: used ."r
demonstration only: driven fc>> than 500
miles: equipped with Royal cord tires: ",
Srarante. same orrm Motor 90,
Evening star., 1921-05-08

TAI1DRlSG SHoT-Re>t offer bays IL Irf for.
At~xandris.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

fUID SEDANS ,2I-,iood condition. now
| touring car body. Universal Auto Co., l'2s
Evening star., 1921-05-08

HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS To
invest In locs! paying proposition. Address
RoN2:I3C, Star ofhce. -
Evening star., 1921-05-08

FORD SEDAN-Iate noi-: newly painted
new tires: dcmolrn,ahle wheels: sro / absorb
and oyerhiul,-d o~iu ave -