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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

SALESMEN-G Grocery specially statesmen
we want for Philadelphia and surrounding
territory are probably now satisfactorily en-
ployed, but would listen TO proposition spell
fered grocery trade; II you are highly sue
cesstul grocery statesmen you Will be inter
ested: only successful. experienced statesmen
and future considered: very satisfactory sal-
airy and bonus on sales basis: write all par
ticulars age, experience. present employers
and salary In full confidence. 025. Ledger
SHEET METAI-wanted at once. several
side man and tile roofers: steady work and
permanent positions for competent men;
open shop condittorni wages 300 per hour.
Address The Dalzell Bros. Co.. Younss.
sHoEs-Ftrst-class. cutters wanted on nne
shoes. Laird. schober Co.. 22d and
Market sts.. second floor.
STOCK SALESMEN-A large Camden cor:
10 years: highly indorsed 6y business men
stock salesmen: straight commission basis;
no drawing account: this is the fastest seller
on the market today. and worker can make
big money. big men are back of the com
manager 81 Broadwav. Camden. n J.
sUPERTNTENDENT and foreman, general
sheet metal shop: must be familiar with
heating and ventilating sheet metal work;
capable OF handling men. LAYING out and es'
timat!nE; exoellent opportunity for right man.
TAILOR varied. first. class. % Broadway.
TELEPHONE oPERATING-Earn sl4 n
week while learning. See Miss Stevenson,
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania. 1881
Arch ct.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

VIOLIN, German make. fine tone quality
will sacrifice: terms strictly cash. Apply
1875 N. goth 1T.
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ROOMS WANTED

SINGLE middle. e.aged business man wants
or furnished rooms and bath; with pri.
vate Protestant family; Germantown section;
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81. EETIEsBTRg LiGnTING coMrANY

Under term Of the Sinking Fund. sealed
proposals will be received until p. M. on
MAY 81. 1921, at the office Of the. Pennsyl.
yania Company for assurances on Lives and
Il al the lowest price not exceeding 1O5 and
accrued interest OF as many Of said bonds as
$1,000 will purchase Proposals should be
THE Pennsylvania COMPANY FOR IN
SuRANCES ON LIVES AND
GRANTING ANNCIT1ES
617 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Tenders for Sinking Fund st. Petersburg
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COMPOS TORS. MoNoTYPE
OPERATORS, PRoOFREADERs.
excellent working conditions. with
life insurance protection. a gIft
from the company after 2 years OF
service. WILLIAM MANN CO.. 81
y. 9th St. Philadelphia.
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CoMPOsIToRs
MONOTYPE KEYBOARD AND
MONOTYPE CASTER OPERAToRs
CYLINDER PRESSMEN
CYLINDER PRESS FEEDERS
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS
CUTTERS FAMILIAR WITH
BOOKLET AND CATALOG WORK
4s HOURS PER WEEK
STEADY WORK. APPLY THE
FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY
5l4-52O LUDLOW STREET
PHILADELPHIA
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sM0KFLESs coal Go. First Mortgnse
90 Sinking Fund Bonds
Under tho provisions Of the mortgage
pealed proposals will be received until 12
o'clock noon, June 4, 1921, at the office OF
Lives and Granting Annulties. Trustee, for
the, sale e IT at. the lowest price not, eS-
ceeding 102h and accrued interest, OF as
many bonds az sTIO4 O4 will purchete. All
proposals should be addressed 10 the under
signed.
Insurances on Lives and Granting Annuties,
5l7 Chestnut st. Phila.. Pa;
Proposals for Sinking Fund OF valley
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CAKE BAKER

CAKE BAKER
First hand or good second hand on cakes and
sweet dough: good hours and working condi-
tions. Apply Pure Food Store. Chestnut St.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
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HELP wANTrD-FEMALH

MoNoTYPE KEYBOARD OPERATORS. sx
. porfenced preferred; excellent WORKING con-
dltions with life Insurance protection, gitt
from the company. after 2 years Of service
William Mann Co.. 81 n. 5th St. Phils.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

MHVNYJCJ I 1920, 5 pass; new t!res; fine
WAA WELL. condition; cheap CALL POP.
LAR s24a. MIR. McMICHAEL. 1886 POP
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Touring. 1918 fine running or
der: new top upholstery and paint; $500.
, 1921-08-05
MISS TRAIN, SERIES
HERE WILL START ON SATURDAY
Jake Pitler, New Inhelder. to
Hold Down Second Sack
for Rehners.

The Scottsbluff baseball club missed
nc train yesterday and Will be un-
able 30 got iu Casper in ume To play
against thc Casper Eennc-a this att
ornoou. according L. telephone adsices
from Manager lack Roche last night
Tho FIVE game series between SCOTS
bluff and Casper VIII start tomorrow
afternoon and K Is probable that a
-Goublcacadcr game will be played TO
IN in ;ho lost date.
Jack Pitler. Casper's new infielder
Will make his first appearance on The
diamond against S%cottsbluI tomorrow
Afternoon according to announcement
made b. Manager Arbogast last night.
pitler is ~cchcduled to relieve Roy
Hartzell who has been do'hg utility
duty on the inneld.
with Pitler IN tho lineup Hartzell
ziIl so to his old position in rightfield
and Don Flynn viii relieve Hank Bos'
lick. who will have a chance to recov-
ar from u badly sprained wrist.
There will be no other changes in
the lineup temporarily at least. All of
the players will be in their proper
places and should be able to give most
effective service.
Pitlcr has already made his debut
to Casper fans. He vas put in as a
pinch hitter in the Greybull game, and
responded with a two-baggerg
, 1921-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIGHT IS POSTPONED

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-rhe carpen-
tier-GIbbons fight planned here for the
first part OF October has been post
poned several weeks because of the
injury which the Frenchman received
when he was defeated by Jack Demp-
sey in Jersey City July 2. h fight
new is scheduled for late in October
or tho first part OF November In Mad
ison Square Garden.
Promoter Tex Ricia5~ decision to
postpone the bout was made after re-
reipt today from Paris of the follow
ing cable message from Francois Des-
camps, Carpenters manager.
Doctor requires three months with
out boxing because fracture right
thumb. VIII inform you as soon as
possible when we can return TO box
, 1921-08-05
OutlaU Would
Curb Revolt To
Get SuLtdnship

MADRID. Aug. 5.-Raizuii. former
outlaw leader and chieftain of rebel.
lous tribesmen in Morocco is reported
to have made an offer to Spain to
pacify the entire Spanish zone of
Morocco on condition hat he be APP
territory in question.
There have been unconfirmed rc.
ports that the town of Nador. south
of Melilla has been evacuated by
Spanish troops n occupied by Moroc-
can rebels.
The Moors are again bombarding
Mount Arruit where General Navarro
and a considerable body of Spanish
troops have been surrounded by the
tribesmen.
, 1921-08-05
DECIDES ON BEST LIFE
INSURANCE

Five years ago I was refused life
insurance because OF my heart symp-
toms. Doctors said it vas caused
from a pressure of gas hat come
from my stomach. but their medicine
did not help me and i was getting
worse all the time. Three years ago
my druggist recommended AIayr's
Wonderful Remedy. / took n course
of 1t and believe it is the best life
insurance anyone can buy. Il helped
my trouble at once II is u simple,
harmless preparation hat remove
the catarrhal mucus from the intes'
final tract and allays the inflamma.
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver ind intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince OF money re,
funded. At all druggists.-Adv.
, 1921-08-05
Wireless Phone
Used to Report
Race Results

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-chicago news.
papers today are receiving results of
the speed boat races off the municipal
pier In connection with Pageant of
Progress, by wireless telephone
through the Associated Press. For
the first time in history the wireless
telephone direct into n press associa
ton office is being used to cover a
news event.
The United States Naval Reserve
torce or Illinois, Great Lakes naval
training station and an electric com.
pany of Chicago furnished the equip
ment for the experiment.
Off the pier a reporter on the sub
marine chaser 41s furnished by the
Ninth Naval district. dictates the race
bulletins to a receiving operator three
miles away in the Associated Press
offices in the Ashland block.
, 1921-08-05
MINORS To BAR
EX-WH|TE SQX
No Places on Teams for Play
ers Involved in Scandal,
Says Chairman.

AUBURN. N. Y, Aug. 1.-The
White sox players involved in the
baseball scandal in Chicago will not
be permitted to join minor league
clubs. j. II. Farrell. chairman OF the
National Board OF the National asso-
citation, said today.
"The jury tells US that c~rookcdhess
I'm sports is not a crime in Cook coun-
ty, Illinois. in spite Of confession OF
guilt" said Mr.. Farrell. 'The jury
should now be placed on trial for H.
belling the moral atmosphere Of the
people OF Cook county. Illinois. The
players will not be permitted to join
minor league clubs"
, 1921-08-05
PUEBLO GROCER
SHOT, WOUNDED

PUEBLO. Colo. Aug. 5.-acob
Schmidt. aged 81 years of age. n mem
Der OF the firm of Gamble & company
grocers on Main street. was shot and
dangerously wounded by an unknown
burglar in the company store shortly
before Z o'clock this morning.
Schmidt came to tho store early
and as he entered was attacked and
shot by the man. The man emerged
from the store with a gun in his hand.
Persons who heard the shot made no
attempt to interfere with the armed
burglar and he scaped by running
down an alley.
Twenty-one suspects have been al
rested in a roundup by the police but
none proved to be the assailant.
, 1921-08-05
AMERICA WINS
YACHT RACE
British Sloop Defeated by
Close Margin in Fourth Race
Off Isle of Wight.

CowEs. Isle OF Wight. Aug. .
rBy The Associated Pressl-America
won the fourth international yacht
race here today. defeating the British
entries by the close margin OF Il
points TO l6. Great Britain won the
first three races.
The yachts finished in the follow.
ing order:
Grebe. America, first: Polly and
F1ya, Great Britain. second and third
respectively. and Victoria, Great Brit,
min. sixth. The British yacht Jean
and the American Sheila had trouble
with their gears and abandoned the
race.
Sir John Wards Jean narrowly es,
capped sinking off Old Point Castle
during the race. a small sailing sloop
ran int the Jean and tore n hole in
the port s:te IS inches long, The
damaged yacht had to be lowed In
and docked.
, 1921-08-05
"Long Distance
Tennis Fan" to
Attend Matches

quest for n season ticket reservation
for the United States Lawn Tennis
singles championship tournament nj
the Germantown Cricket club. MAJ
helm. Pa. beginning September .. has
been received from Gerald !. Blacs,
of Dunedin. New Zealand. 1t was am.
nounced today.
Black is said to be the worlds
champion long distance tennis fan.
Since being demobilizcd from military
service he has attended tennis matches
in London. New Zealand. France.
Spain and America.
, 1921-08-05
FIGHT IS DRAW UNTIL
HILL BREAKS HIS HAND

Ell PAso. Texas. Aug. 5.-Freddie
Hill OF Fort Worth. broke his right
hand here last night in the twelfth
round of a scheduled 15-round fight
with Tommy Carter. of Ell Paso. Up
to this round the fight was a draw.
sport writer's said.
Hills decisive rounds we're the first
and tenth. while Carter showed un-
usually well in the ninth and twelfth.
In the fourth Carter showed . block
ability, keeping it UP for the rest OF
the fight. Hill tried for a knockout
punch repeatedly. Doctors who ex.
amined Hill's hand said he would have
been unable to use 1t after h twelfth
round.
, 1921-08-05
PROSECUTION OF FORMER
WHITE SOX HAS ENDED

CINCINNATI. Aug prosecution
Of the former Chicago white Sox play
ers who were acquitted recently in
Chicago. in Cincinnati. on new
charges. was not n probability, Charles
Eistun. assistant Hamilton county
prosecuting attorney said last night,
so fas as l could see. there was
no evidence TO sustain a charge that
there WIN gambling In this county"
, 1921-08-05

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug, b.
Rick Ricketson. president Of the Mid
west league, today issued the follow
Ing statement regarding n Sterling
baseball clubs future:
Successor for Sterling will be
named as soon as Sterling business
men definitely decide on what they
want TO do. Club salaries are unpaid
but additional time mas been asked to
raise the money. II Sterling fails to
go through with the team. suit will
be filed by the Midwest league against
the individual members of Sterling
baseball association for damages,
a~ggregating thousands Of dollars that
he other clubs will suffer.
DR.. a. c. Strip OF Billings. Mont.
mas asked hat no successor for Sterl-
Ing be named until Billings a had
opportunity to present its claim for a
membership in the league.
1.-THE Sterling club will go to Grey
bull for its present road trip"
, 1921-08-05
Heinie Schuman
to Try Managerial
End Fight Game

CHEYENNE, wyo., Aug. 5.-Heinie
Schuman. the Denver and Cheyenne
welterweIght who has been bidding
recently for top class honors, now Is
trying The managerial end OF the
fighting business. He is handling
Red Brown. a promising 12i-pounder.
and expects to introduce him to Chey
enne ring fans in a out at Fort Rus
sell with Soldier Fontana.
, 1921-08-05
Californian Is
Eliminated On
Newport Court

NEWPORT. u. l.. Aug. 5.-Watson
NJ. Washburn Of New York defeated
William NJ. Johnston OF San Francisco
in a hard fought match in the semi
tinals OF the tennis tournament here
to-day. The score was sc, 6-3. g.. 1.s.
ga.
, 1921-08-05

LAKE PLACID. N Y, Aug. g.
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan.
British professionals. defeated Sey.
mour Dunn. Lake Pacid professional,
and Hutton Martin. former California
champion, in a 3s-hole match 1--WE up
and one to play.
, 1921-08-05
RING LIMIT
is 80 YEARS

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-The state
boxing commission announced adop-
ton today of "A rule fixing IS years
as the age limit for boxers seeking
licenses TO box in New York state.
This will bar jack johnson. former
heavyweight champion, who is 40
years of age.
, 1921-08-05
WILDCATS TAKE
LAST OF SERIES
Scottsbluff Defeated, 10 to 6,
After Taking Four-Run
Lead at the Start.

SCOTTSBLuFE's Ncb.. Aug. 3
Coming from behind a four-run lead
the Laramie Wildcats batted in two
runs I'm the third inning here yestcr-
day and i'm the sixth collected six runs
off Scottsbluff for a I0-to6 victory.
The game concluded the series here.
Pickett frightened up at the close OF
the game and yielded by nine blows
while h visitors made IL hits off XII
leen. Errors helped fiji the run col.
umns on both sidcs.
score by innings II II Il
Laramie JOG COZ 0o1-1o IL .
Scottsbluff -----sI0 02o 600 8 . 4
Batteries-Pickett m Tonneman;
KiIleen Ind Benninghoven.
, 1921-08-05
ZAP PLAYER

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-The illness
Of Zsnzo Shimidzu. Japanese tennis
star, due to ptomaine poisoning, caused
his default today in the semi-final
round of the Casino lawn tennis sin
giles tournament As n result II. Nor
ris Williams. ii, Boston, advanced 10
the finals without competition.
, 1921-08-05
First in NeUs
Of All EUents
RACE HORSES
HELD, LIQUOR
FOUND IN CAR

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 5.-Nlne
race horses en- route from Windsor.
Ont. TO Saratoga. are being held by
government officials here following
aheged discovery Of wine and whIskey
In the car in which the horses were
BENG shipped Customs men thrca..
ened to confiscate and sell the horses.
, 1921-08-05
DdUis Cup Play
DrdWing CROWDS

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 5.-Tennis en-
thusiasts who yesterday saw the
singles in the Davis cup matches on
the courts of the Allegheny Country
club near here. today crowded the
stands at an early hour in the hope
of seeing more decisive play in the
doubles.
, 1921-08-05
R~ACQUETEER RECEIVERS.

PARIS. Aug. 5.-M1ie. Suzanne
Lenglen, lawn tennis champion. has
recovered from an attack of bron'
chitis. which twice caused her to post
pone sailing for the United States
and will leave Saturday.
, 1921-08-05
SKULL BROKEN
IN FRIENDLY BATTLE

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. earl
Welsh. 20 years of age. local amateur
boxer. is in a local hospital suffering
from a fractured skull, sustained i'm
n friendly o u last night with HAIR
old Myers. another amateur.
, 1921-08-05
DuGAN BACK IN LINEUp.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5. - Joe
Dusan reappared ut third base yester-
day in the Philadelphia American
league teams game against st. Louis.
Dugan left the team last Friday.
Manager Mack fined him, gave him a
talking to Hrd put him back in his
former position.
, 1921-08-05

SO 600 or $1,000. 1t was said would be
necessary I o finish out the season. j.
n. Sanders. local banker, said today
he was ready TO furnish the money il
enough siEners were obtained.
Dan Vooshies. pitcher. who left the
ciub sometime ago to go to McCook,
Neb., is back and has signed up to
pitch for the club again. which has
lent considerable impetus to the cam.
paign for funds.
, 1921-08-05
GIBBOys MEETS PLATTs.

BOSTON. Aug. mike Gibbons of
st. Paul and Jus Platts of England.
both middleweights. are scheduled to
meet here tonight in "a 10-round de-
cision bout.
, 1921-08-05
GIANT CATCHER SUSPENDED

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-Catcher Earl
Smith OF the New York Giants. has
been Indefinitely suspended by Man.
ager McGraw for breaking training
rules. II was announced last night.
, 1921-08-05

Frank Palmer of the Bootery here.
today from an extended trip
to eastern points. Business and pleas.
ure were the objects of the trip to
the east,
, 1921-08-05
vii RHk TWTU 0rnIMIv, nA u or cDOnTyA1r ACu1c HI First mNw
pLmdW. EFE lkl6UyES rAOE UT - ONI nv L N WME
Ring MAY RETAIN FRANCHISE IN Midwest LEAGU
Signatures of 20 Businessmen Already
Secured as GuarantorS and Dripe
Is Continued With Success

STERLING, Colo, Aug. 5-The Sterling baseball club of
the Midwest league, which yesterday announced its with
drawal for the season may resume its schedule if a campaign
for funds being conducted today succeeds.
1t was announced that 20 businessmen of the city had
signed up as guarantors for the club, assuring most of the
, 1921-08-05

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
, 1921-08-05

Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit mt New York.
Chicago at Boston.
, 1921-08-05

Last Scores
THURSDAY FINALS.

THU IfNDNN FINALS.
National League.
Brooklyn s.. Cincinnati Is.
Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia o.
New York o. st. Louis l.
Boston 10. Chicago 5.
American League.
St. Louis :. Philadelphia 3.
Detroit s. New York 3.
Chicago 9. Boston 4.
Cleveland Ii. Washington 3-3.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
ISSUE CALL FOR
CHARTER DISCUSSION

Following is the text of the call is
sued by Leon Walker, chairman for ,
a meeting tomorrow night OF the Gen-(
eral Citizens Committee, TO consider
new city charter:
1T is generally understood that the
Bipartisan Charter Committee, hav-
ing in charge the drafting Of the bill
providing for a new city charter. will
be in position by Wednesday of this
week TO present to the citizens OF
Wilmington the final draft OF the
charter agreed upon. / am, there
fore, calling a meeting of the Gen
eral Citizens Charter Committee for
Thursday evening January 20, Parlors
A and b, Hotel dupont, at 8 O'Clock.
for the purpose of considering the
bill and approving or disappearing Of
the same.
1T is most important that you at
tend this meeting as representative OF
the various organizations c0-Operat-
ing in the movement, in order that
there may be no further delay in ar
ranging our plans to support the BIZ
Partisan Committee in their efforts to
secure a new charter for Whining
ton"
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
NEWS ODDITIES.

A London carriage Manufactured
employs more than 300 one-armed
men.
The Baltic Sea has an average Of
one shipwreck every day throughout
the entire year.
Bertha Bulringer is the proprietor
OF a successful roofing business in
Dayton, o.
Madamoiselle Napierskowski, a IA
nous Russian dancer. has insured her
feet for $4,000.
It is an unwrtten law that the Pres
ident OF the United States shall never
ride on the left-hand side OF his car
riage.
Seamen have observed the glow OF
Rio de JaneirO a city famed for its
brilliant illumination, huadred
miles ont at sea.
There are more than 2s.OOO0OO wom-
en- keeping homes in the United
States without servants.
Metal lamps are attached TO trees
in Kenilworth, ILL.,, and the trees used
as lamp posts.
From Is to 200 square yards Of
cloth are necessary 10 cover a set OF
airplane wings.
Several hundred women in Misha-
waka, Ind, have formed what they
call a battalion Of DEATH" waging
war on hold-up men.
John Aardema OF Ellsworth. Mich,
walked from Chicago. ILL.,, to Petosky,
Mich, in II days.
One OF the most famous locomo-
tives in the world is old 1899" the
engine which first drew the Empire
State Express. It's still on the job,
after 30 years service.
Queen Elizabeth was one OF the
| first women to smoke.
One OF the most distinguished ply
sicians in South America is a woman,
Dr.. Ernestina Perez OF Chile.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
JANUARY Is.

The governing sign OF this bithdate
is Leo, meaning brave, COURAGEOUS
and fearless. The governing planet is
Neptune. Look out for international
strife and class dispute
Born on the date your motto should
be Business before pleasure and
friends and Keep your business 10
yourself" You are surrounded BY a
peculiar and sensitive planet and con
ditions, which will carry out your de
sire in the silence. but will be oh.
structed by your giving IL chance "a
be discussed by others.
You must realize that your destiny
lies In your own hands. and make the
most OF the golden OpOrtunitie.
which will come your way.
The Want Ads will be OF the great.
est assistance 10 the person Of this
birthdate as il will bring him or hel
into contact with people OF influehos
and wealth.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
All Short Women Notice! Bill Bans High Heels
lN. 3. A. staff specIal.l

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Shall heels more
than one and one-half inches high be
worn in Massachusetts,?
That question is disturbing women
since the Massachusetts, Osteopathic
Society has urged the Legislature to
pass law prohibiting manufacture or
sale Of them.
"They can arrest me, il they want,
but I'm going to keep right on wear
ing them," says Miss Short.
Il don't see anything to worry
about says Miss Long II always
wear low heels, anyway"
Il know you do, but it's different
with me-" replies Miss Short Just
imagine how Insignificant I'd look in
low-heeled shoes"
But it isn't healthy to wear high
heels" argues Miss Long.
I'm not worrying about my
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
REGISTER YOUR DOG.

With two days grace there are
only a few more than TOO dogs in
this city registered. Last year the
total number was 3.ii5, leaving a re-
mainder Of more than 2,40O dogs "
be registered within two days.
It is needless TO say that many OF
these dogs will not be registered
within the legal time and Dog
Catchers Kopp and Walls are expect
ing a busy time when they again
begin operations on January H.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

XXTANTED-A FORD CHASSIS OR A
w cheap Ford. Soiway, 1902 Scott St
jan6-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

Schedule IN Eueet Vctober IL.
Subject 10 Change Without Notice.
md Phradeiphia, Chestnut St WharT
veek-days, except Saturdays. at 500 A.
N 10 o'clock noon and AIS P. NJ
on Saturdays, sundays and holidays.
vii MING TON-PENNSGROVE ROUTE
Schedule in Effect Monday. Sept. 81.
Daily, Including Sunday7, leave will
minrton $50, 500. 1000 A. NJ, IL O'Clock
noon, 200. 400. 600. 500. 1000 and 10 90
Leave Pennsgrove $50. 715. 300, 90
A. NJ, 100. 800. 500. 100. 900 and i1.os
N
Evening journal., 1921-01-18
FINIsH MHARF RuILnING.

Buildings and grading on Christiana
Municipal Wharf No. have been
completed and will probably be ac-
cepted at the next meeting OF the
Board OF Harbor Commissioners, at
which time the bonds Of the con-
tractors will be returned.