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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

one day farm accounts school This
school will be held on Monday, Feb
ruary %, and everyone interested in
learning more about keeping farm &C
counts is invited to attend the school.
A detailed report on the plan of the
school will appear in our issue of next
week. BE sure to keep the date open
and watch the paper for particulars.
C. Taylor, farm management demon
stator of the extension division of the
University of Idaho, will be in charge
of the school
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
NOTICE

My son, Joe Wolfe, has been issuing
checks with no funds in the bank to
meet them. He has promised me sew
eral times not to issue any more but
fails to keep his promise. Therefore
am publicly advising everyone not
to cash any check for him.
125-27 GUY. w. WOLFE
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
Use Stevens Comfy Marble.

Spokane, Wash.=Five thousand
tons of marble from the Merriam
quarry near Valley, Stevens county,
will be employed in the Hippodrome
theatre building to be constructed
this spring in Spokane at cost of
S2O0 O00
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

Daring Bank Robber Successful.
Toronto, Canada (By A. P.)-
Nearly $4,000 in cash and s11 900
worth of securities were stolen from
a box in the paying teller's cage in
treal here today by daring robber.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
To Dedicate New EIks Temple.

Spokane, Wash.-The new Elks
Temple at Spokane is to be dedicated
shortly. Elks from every section of
the Inland Empire are expected to be
present in force and the largest
gathering of members of the frater-
nifty ever held in the Spokane country
is looked for.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

general opinion, and this is that Mos
COW, which has held the state champ
ionship for the past three years, has
but small chance of gaining it this
year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

and minimum temperature and rain
fall in fractions of an inch, each day
for the past eight days.
Temperature
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

basado en- Ia cooperation G inspirado
en- el amor recfproco.N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
PRONTUARIO.

Virginia antigua Gomez II Dec p
r. 100 Tn padre dominic absolute cstoda
ho alegue prebe aguna legal
contrao-e Hardy Acosa 1S Dec P r. 45S POr emplo 81
e padre hombre de carcter molRyan exmrte 26 Lui
454 Pues ell benear de los hos 10 princpan Re
Gates 95 Cal 461 Este arcuo tene co retroactive
APPLICABLE los os natuaes nacos de regr Codigo
Sent Esp abr 1904 Por la legislation antigua la madre tena
Ia patr poesad sobe hos egmos Esta pOestad hoy
C6dgO la d0 prmera C6digO Civil Es
palo Ley de Mamono Civil Espano IS de uno 1870 Ell
caO acuO tiene eecto retroactive alcanzaba antO
los fecha promulac0n hueanOs de padre
Sent Esp mio 49, 1870 No exse reaidad decision asO
lua de los de los os dban atender padre
debe aender mad sno be ppondancG de otroen
ocupaciOne los Manresa TO- NurO Cod Civil
dar undad la fama mad posad sobre los
hos deectO del PADRE ncluyendo entire ausenca,
Introduction civil 262 Cuando la madre
de ead debe apcarse ell principle del art 262 Ell C0gO
Civil EspahOl estatue articuO los hOs tenen la obi
ac6n de Obeder los padeS mienas pOtes
tributaries respeO reverenca pero precepo
nuestrO C6dgo-Tom Gomez Ia Dec r. 701
cendiens pueen tuoeart 4S agunos les
guaes acultade los padres decO de
cOnceder la cenca c0ntraer 1885,
eercer patra poad Esa puede ofrecer padre
senca la madr En- los os egmos natuaes reconoc
dos la patra poesad corresponds al padre madreVargas
spert 10 Dec 14 Corresponds al padre solo cuando
younaramente al ho sino tambn
mentO aut0rad inherene tai derechO
cuaidad de padreSen Esp uno 16 1900 Corresponds
la mad ha reconocido al ho Ia patria posad sobre A
Bertran Deep r. 169ange Dec P.
16 Dec $751; Nopude padre socitar para poesad de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

musarse ell C6dgo-Sent Esp Abri Sostiene la
Esp uno II de 1882 vaa la renunca de la ara poteStad
siendo ara de neres p1bco social
cabe- Scaevola S4 DE aeuero este artcIO la para
tead de los hios gtmOs corresponds "al padre la mare
sin eablecer preferenca enmenda de Mayo H. 1901
de perudcar los dereho adqurdos made que
a potesa sobre hio cuando aprob0 dica eVagas
Gispert - Dec p r. 141. Pero Ley de de Mario
de 1911. En- acci6n fundada ell ejercicio e la pa
poesad la cua ell demandante reclama enrega de
ho vrtu de dicho derecho uede aeguramie
to de la ectviad de senenca exgendo abuea
lie Hardy Gill 16 Dec p r. 67S que exsta
see derecho cuodia
corresponds padre
Cartagena 2l Dec. Els indispensable erechO
tiene sObre ho cumpa
ead haa egalmente emancilados.Tom
Gomez IA Dec r. 699 Dbe cOnsidearse de Habeas
Corpus para entregar nina de II Is
desee de la vtad
de la made r. A. 656 Pero C6digo dice
deberes de los hOs obligation
ogar paternO hasta deermnada edad Mas por pa
Codgo mpfcitamene articuo 303 al M que la
tene discretion suciene que
edad fila Unite minmo para obteper la emancipation
contra de la vounad paen ciertos casosr 305
que o de IS edad se de paterna
existe restriction real de bead coacc6n
"abeas Corpus" aplcableTom
aso puede engada madre por "Habeas Cor
pusr-Residom AsioSent. p r. Feb Is, 1904 FL
abeas Corpus muhos para recpera
gamente puede obenese por Habea Corpus47
para que dvuevan h fue que d6 orgeH ageda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
CARTAS DE-LONDRES
FL Socialismo y 81. Japon

en- los .mism0s arscnaleS de Kobe que
hoy callan parali2ados. A la cabeza
de los huelSuistas, surgi0 I'm hombre
nuevo: kawaka, miemlro de una fa-
milia acomodada de la Provincial del
Oeste. Sc decfa de 81 que era amigo
de los pobres, frecuentador asiduo dc
los mas miserables barrios plebeyos,
predicadOr de bondad ejemplo dc
amor para los humild s.
Lo habfan visto entetrar los muer-
tOs: salvar a niflos Y mujeres mar
tirizados dividir su propia casa Y su
propio pan con el primer vagabundO
que llegase ella. Sc decfa de Gl que
era un santo. Ell pl1blico quiso como
GER este conductor de huelguistas, Y
Sc supo que era un hombre doetorado
Ell teologfa V un podei $50 Y fecundo
senior Todos los peri0dcos citaron Y
analiZaron sus ObraS, que hasta entOn.
ces habia ignorado el mundo intelec,
tual, Y para satisfacer esta curioSidad
apasionada del pdhlico. Kawaka, sail
| do inesperadamente de In oseuridad Il
, Ia fama, escribio bajo Ia forma de no
vela, una autobiograffa que va ha al
canZado so cdici0nes. 70 eSta el pti
blico tan av;do de sus aventuras dc
ap6stol, como de eXpresiones ideol6
gicas, Y Kawaka ha publicado los
''Princip;Os lie una ccCnomla ideals
ta", que dan coiiocer su pensamien
to de til6sofo " de soci6,ogo.
Kawaka cs mas cristiano que socia
lista. Ell siempre ha considerable Ia
pObreZa como un hechU social contra
el cual es indtil ,rebelarse. v en- ST
'ecOnom;a dc los p0brcS" LA analiZa
do la question desde el pnnto de vista
de la economic p'lftica. v llega a la
conclusion de que n p0breza SO puedt
atenuar. pero no abolir. En- sus escri
tosy en- Sus disccursos. Sc in mostradC
siempre onemigO de la hlcha de classes
A esta lucha. que ~eS I'M proluctO de
TRANSACTION de una civiliZaci6n indus
trial, dehe seguir un estado superior
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

Alberto MaybCE envfa deSde Toxic
nj Times, un brillantr art!culo de
andlisis sobre el movimiento socialis-
ii en- el .Iap0n. -; Los japoneses Socialis-
tas?- Los lazos intelectuales, Y socia-
les entire la vieja Europa y el Extreme
Oriente son muy POGO cSt:echcS, para
que nueStra mentaildad pueda acoS-
tumbrar>e I. considerar los japo-
neseS deSde otro punto de vista que
como motives deccrativos para abani-
COS. lacas, biombos Y taZas de t6....
Y. Sinembargo. 10 que ha desapare-
edo ALA, hace muchO tempo, es ell
mundo de los shamurais. Y en- el I'm
perio del Sol Levante eXisten luchas
socialeS, hay manifestations, Sc dan
cuenta de 10 que Sc hace Ell L0ndreS,
Ell Paris. en- Roma.
Naturalmente el SOcialismO japones
no eS el de Europa: una religion V
una doctrina dchen necesariamente
ser tiltradas al trav6s del alma 6thica.
FL criStt:iniSmO Sc trOc0 en- proteStan-
tismo por necesidaG psychological Ell los
pafSeS anglo-Sajoncs; y en- coptismo
en- Africa. DOCTRINES divisaS cspi-
ritHalcS sUfren I'm procrso de adapta-
ci6n local que pucde Str considerable
casi un mimethismo pSicol0gico.
Las manifeStaciones de los huel-
"UiStaH dc los arSenaln2 de Kobe, Sc
dcSenvuelven al ritmo de una prOce-
son rcligioSa: In Confederation de
iaS Inioa"s Obreras So llama Ia obra
de las unicnes fraternas" (YuaikaiG
Les nucle0S de los Obreros manualeS
formidable grupo de los proletarios
antiparlamentaristas intitula ::
"Shyniarkai'' es decirI "Socicdad de
los Amigos FieleS."
Kawaka. que eS hoy cl hOmbre mas
visible en- el grup0 socialista japones,
Cs de religion crisliana. Para el, una
Y otra coSa Sc compietan V Sc eXpli-
can. cs decir 10 sOcialista Y 10 cris-
tianO.
En- 1919 estall0 una primera huelga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
L. $. WEATHER BUREAU
SUMARIO DEL. BOl.ETIN SEMA
NAL DEL SERNICIO METEO-
ROLcGICO.

La fuvia de Ia Semana pasada.
amquc fu6 cerca de In mitad de Ia
cantidad normal. fu6 tien repartida.
Las c&nlidades locales Nariaron desde
ninguna lluvia en- dos estaciOnes has
Ia tres pulgadas en- Arecibo. Al \.
de Ii diviSoria central hasta el o. de-
Arecibo cay5 una pulgada mas de
lluvia. En- la vecindad de Coamo Sc
neceSita mas lluvia. Las cosechas Ell
general nstan en- hUena cOndici6n. La
temperature media fu6 casi medic
grado Sobrp la normal. debido princi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

basado en- Ia cooperation G inspirado
en- el amor recfproco.N
Esta idea responde &. las concepcio-
nes tradiciouales de In filosOf1a japo-
mesa, mas viva ell ell alma del pueblo
que en- los mismos libros doctrinales.
Kawakas rechaza la violencia como
medic para alcanZar la sonata armor
MIA. La dulzura evangelical place a
su alma, pcro 81 Cristo lie ensefia que
la pobreza tiene que ser eterna, Ka-
waka opina que tambien debe ser
eterna Ii protesta de los pueblos con-
ira la injusticia social. Y por este es
partidar.C de las manifestations, de
las reuniones EN- las pIa2as pdblicas,
protcstas pacfficas pero vibrantes que
Gl, en- estos dfas dirige en- Kobe.
He aquf, por 10 demas, su "credo" ::
la sociedad futura repOsara sobre el
respcto .'e Ia pei sOnal:tfsld humana.
La inteligencia no Sc debe desviar de
su verdadera function, que es la de
TRAFALGAR por la liheraci6n del espfritu
humane Y por el progreso moral.
Hasta hoy Ia inteligencia sc ha de
dicado idear los medioS de hacer
mas complete la Sujeci6n de las classes
inferiOres 4 desarrOllar el materia-
lismo v el gusto malsano por Ia pro-
picdsd. NADIA debc ser 0puesto al ms
tintO de la vida. Pars. llegar al fin
propucstc, los sindicatoS del miSmO
oficio Sc agruparan por regiones Y
eligiran cOnsejOs industriales, cuya
reunion formara 81 parlamento de los
productores, v este Sc opondra tOda
'explotaci0n de In fIerZa humana.
El taller, la oficina. seran Ia c6lula
social donde sc c1ltivardn las virtu-
DIES de la comun,iad v donde la pro-
ducci6n v el trabajo de las materias
primas, no seran el fin principal"
Estas ideas no son las de tOdos los
reformad0res soci;ties da hoy. La ma
yer parte de elloS Sc incliEa por las
teorias tie las organiZaciOneS sindica
les, con prrferencia por Las formulas
del socialismo polirico. FL moyimien-
to socialista del mundo no pasa mad
vertido para intelectualea como IA
waka Y otros. pero no deja dc sufrir
la inspiration de la raZa, que tiene
ideales de solidaridad opues,os la
llcha d., classes. Kawaka sc revela
tai cnal cs en- SUI poesfa: las lagri-
mas comunps'', que viene ser el
himno de los socialistas japoneses.
Dice: "rranquila, tranquila, sieInpre
tranquila, alma,-alguien murmura
dcntro de mise fuerte y Sc dulce.-
En- la actitud ordenada del espfritu-
FL carbon arde dcbajO de la TERRA
El vapor levanta la tapa-No pierdas
la salul de tn espfritu en- la lucha
contra los perversOS--Determina con
serenidad 10 que ha de ser Ia histO-
ria--Armas Y yiolancia no quebranten
tn calma.
Londres, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
LA MUJER IDEAL"

Es una ccsa notable en- la production
LA MUJER IDEAL" los miles de du-
ros que ha invertido Clara Kimball
Young en- las ultimas creaciones de la
moda, que son I'm triunfo para las gran
des modistas de Nueva York y Paris.
No dele de yer esta production en- Ell
Cine Rialto el dia 80 de noviembre, o
en- su cine favorito cuando la exhiba.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
CLARA K1MBAL1 YOUNG

Jana usted a su marido? 81 es que
usted 10 anna no le declare usted los pa
sados errores de su vida para salvar 81
propia conciencia. FL pueds oirecerle
el perd6n pero no le crea. La pelicula
"LA MUJER IDEAL" de Clara kim
ball Young le dira Ell 'por que de este
conseio. Pronto en-. q teatro Rialto.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

palmente las atlas temperatures de
las tardeS. La rvaporci0n de 1T So
mana. on San Juan. fut 1O9S pulga-
das.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

En- 1919 estall6 una primera huelga
Evening star., 1921-04-04
dranhmrorna
..l1(~0.'Y

Employees who know the
&gers Of disease, prohibit
he common glass. Spotless
they
We Thst's business sense.
Notice the lip-shaped rim of
the Lily Cup-it's a Lily
festure that adds to the
pleasure Of drinking.
Purity Specialties Co.
Char1es L. HuR, Owner and Mer.
Dendlla Bldg Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Rusfness Notes.
FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES.

Announcement is made by the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad that its
shop work will be resumed next Mon
day. The announcement affects ap-
proximately 1900 employees who have
been idle since March 19.
The sale in one block Of 9,100 shares
of General Motors common at 12h per
share, with a quarter of q point on the
low Of the year, attracted considera-
BILE attention this week.
On her irst visit to Baltimore the
British steamship Vasconia of the
Cunard Steamship Company is ex-
pected to arrive about April IA from
London to load cargo for the return
voyage to that port She is scheduled
to sail from Baltimore April is.
The Sears. Roebuck Company re-
ports sales for March at $2o,105.so4. a
decrease of $7,372.042. or 26.S3 per
cent. as compared with March last
year.
|. Completing the first voyage of the
aIl-American service Of Ohole lines
Of the Export Transportation Com
pany from Baltimore to London. the
American steamship Capulin arrived
at the latter port Thursday with a
general cargo. This steamer LETT Bal
timore March 16.
A New York Cotton Exchange mem
bership has been sold for $15,s00. a
drop Of $3.50 from the last previous
sale Of a membership in that ex-
change.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Washington Stock Exchange

Potomac Electric general mortgage 6s-
81 900 At o..
Washington Railway pfd.-c5 at 50.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 120, 10 at
119h. 10 At 41eh. 10 At llen, 10 at 119k.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
MUCH BUILDING WAITING ON
LABOR, SAYS CHICAGO REPORT
Evident Desire on All Sides to Push
Business Also Declared-Con-
ditions Elsewhere.

(Dispatches marking the progresha
Of thee denation nnd readjustment
proceas in business throughout the
country, giving the conclusions OF
instructed to present conditions ano
indications rs they really are, printed
daily In The StarD
BY A. d. WELTON.
Special Dispatch to The Star
CHICAGO, April 4.-Slow yielding
and the further development of the
inclination to accept decreases in
wages are marked features of the
present business situation. In the
building field particularly. there is
much work waiting to be done as
soon as labor will accept the wages
that can be paid. The decreaseds
wages offered mark only the begin
ming of the readjustment according
to the belief of those who have
studied production costs.
During the war wages were ad-
vanced and wage scales ana Iapor
agreements were adjusted many
times. In the reverse of the process
followed until the proportion of labor
cost in any product has reached
There is evident on all sides de-
sire to do business. Optimism Is the
rule, even under pressure OF conoi-
tions that call for depression. IN
this respect the situation in this coun-
try is in marked contrast to that in
England, where the coal miners are
apparently striking to have the gov
ernment use the taxing power 10
make up the deficit that maintenance
of wage scales would cause. A simi-
lar situation here is SO far removed
from what is expected that 1t is not
to be seriously entertained.
General Survey Encouraging.
High freight rates will be modified
when the labor problem is solved and
the movement of goods will thereby
be encouraged. Business men find
much in a survey of general condi-
tions that is encouraging, but always.
it seems, there is some condition to
be met before business can go on.
On Tuesday evening the promoters
of the one-hundred-m million dollar for
eign trade financing corporation will
have an opportunity to present their
plans to Chicago business men. Will
| liam c. Redfeld and Francis Sisson
! of New York will be the speakers. Re-
| port has it that the plan may be
| changed SO that a beginning can be
| made with a greatly reduced capital
| cation.
Business Notes.
| BALTIMORE, April IA second
| survey Of business conditions through
| oet the nation by the Fidelity and De-
posit Company of this city has drawn
| tary Of the Treasury. the following
| conclusions: ''The survey indicates
that the business world is still feeling
its way, but with increasing con-
Evening star., 1921-04-04

'X0ush0lsldh haceseen
hin, IN q restaurant,
!
His knife and fork must be
spotlessly clean. Cant tell
who used 'em BEFORE" he
would explain.
You should have seen him
at his office. His desk must
be free from dust. ''It's
simply q health precaution,
he would tell you.
Yet he and his office force
shared . common drinking
glass. Strangers who came in
ned it, too. Was that sani-
try? Was that ''health pre-
c.at;on." Vke only kne.pi
Evening star., 1921-04-04

hdence. and with the conviction that
tne worst has passed. The cost of
living has appreciably diminished.
Building operations in a number of
districts tend to show an increase.
Greater productivity of labor per man
is reported from all districts Raw
materials are plentiful and physical
transportation conditions are good.
The crop outlook is satisfactory. There
have been no business failures of
moment. Confidence in business cir
cles is slowly spreading.
What the survey discloses should
be an encouragement to us to go for
ward with confidence. though not
with recklessness"
NEW YORK, April 4.-Retail Jew
elers continue to report a steady in
crease of sales. but thus far these
sales are being taken care of out of
stock in hand. AS a result. the whole
salers are not yet feeling the de-
mand and orders placed with them
during the last few days have been
comparatively small In turn the
manufacturers are not receiving fu-
ture orders from the wholesalers. but
the whole structure of the jewelry
trade is expected to benefit shortly.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Low DUmPINGs OF COAL.

NORFOLK, Va. April THE three
HAMPTON roads coal piers dumped
962.S14 tons Of coal in March. the
In February all piers dumped q total
Of 1,024.903 tons, the low mark since
1919 up to that time. Dumpings for
March, 1920, reached a total Of 1,752,-
231 tons. The Virginia railway piers
at Sewells Point dumped 255.7s0 tons.
the Chesapeake and Ohio piers at
Newport News 250.952 tons. and the
Lambert's Point piers Of the Norfolk
and Western 486.172 tons.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

Mrs. Millicent Garrett Fawcett. for
many years president Of the National
Great Britain. and whose name is a
household word wherever the cause Of
woman suffrage is a live issue, is max
ing trip to Palestine at the age of
seventy four
Evening star., 1921-04-04
Wall Street Not..
B. Z o. srockHoLDEas GROW.

On January last there were 1s,ozO
common stock holders OF the Rai,;o
more and Ohio railroad, as COMPARED
with 1852 on the same date a. wear
ago and 1865 on January 1. 1919
says Its report. On the same date
l4.SS4 persons held the preferred
stock. which compares with l4,07s the
preceding year and 1915 on January
1919 y
Evening star., 1921-04-04
YT
~'''''>
\$~~A w.

A few cents buys a handy pack
age of "Epsonade Salts" which is
real epson salts combined with
fruit derivatives, giving it the taste
of sparkling lemonade. You get all
the splendid physic-action of dose
of epson salts without the awful
Evening star., 1921-04-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotat tions furnished By ". 3. HibeD . C.
Sailing checks. dollar value:
N. 4 ". EARNINGS.

The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company earned q net operating in
come OF $4.111,3s5 on a property in
vestment Of $32S,64S,135 in 1890, ac-
cording to its report This is l.2s
per cent on the investment. and com
pares with $50 in 1919, 5.54 in 1918
and 7.54 in 1917.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
FOREIGN BONDS.
Quotations furnished by w. Il. Hibbs 4 Co.

Argentina has issued a decree that
no export duties additional to those
assessed monthly will be imposed on
exported cereals, provided that the
exporters furnish certain proof.
Evening star., 1921-04-04

taste and nausea. Try it when
bilious, headachy or constipated.
Warning! Don't merely ask for
"tasteless EPSON salts" or you may
get a soda imitation. Always ask
for "Epsonade Salts" and look for
the name, American EPSON Associ-
afjon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

UOOMY c0ttag- brick and ahing,r. - rms.
heater oil COnvs large porch good ourd.
oD.v Fl2 Oo0 easy terms. $40 Gus B'dg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
NEW JERsF7-sEAsHoRE
ATLANTIC CITY
LONGPORT
OCEAN CITY

, 1929 I'D ST.
DellEhtful Groom and bath apartment. ,
square from beach and RoardwaIk. rrg ,
furnished: entirely detached; $500 for .S. .'
ss3n s3n TO- satisfactory tenant: phone owrsr.
Eomlhg MI: apartment open for inspectIor
daily and Sunday until March 81 Wv"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
THREE TINS

cot NTEY home: 10 acres. acres in lawn,
4 acres woodland Old growth: 10 acres OK
Three Tuas = miles to Amber station. |
mile 20 trolley. stone house contains n
rooms including bath. steam heat, electric
iEh;. For particulars phone owner AmDlcr
go Ba''.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
NORTH GI.FNSIDT.
rENNSYt,vNN,'

North GLE&SIDE-Dasl-ahIc bu.'dIrE 'o'y
'e-ns. houses and bungalows at $500 "a
81 00" ;srurs North G,Nns,de Land ,'a
AEds'"N. Pa. or Reuninger RcnnlnEs-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
NORWOOD
OGOSTZ

ELKINS PARK MANOR - New II. STORY
house rooms and bath. ha -dwood floors
ho'.wa:er heat; tIIo bath. operi Hrop.a,a; room
'ur garagr. Phone OAK Lane iblT !. or :.
y DoNrs- oEnntz n-d Cmn wnl-aAcr aLe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
PENNSNI.NANIA EARMs

GENThEMAN'S COUNTRY HOME. dairy
and stock farm In Chester county. | mile
ir"m rNIrodd station. 20 acres stone man
SION house. - rooms. hu'-wEtnr heat bath
"'"Ctric lights, large Yeranda beautiful
lawns, shrrhl"rN. shHiv trcos orcha ri
S'' u" tenant house Of rooms with fna
SpringhOuso. CommOdious barr for - bnnd
cattle. poultry houses. garage. irohousc.
owing 20 business interests must sell at once
rr'ce SlN.5O0, liberal mortgage: former price
900. Address HON 3 WcsttOwn, pa or
rhone W"sttown 1000 r for anpointnlen'.
BEAUTIFUL litr'e fruit or truck farm: stone
hous" 10 rooms. modern bath. stone and
'r"mH barn. SarlR", poultry house: 40 acres
60 good land = M" to good station; easily
'"hnr"d. possession April | act quick II YOU
want u.
100 OTHER FARMS FOR SALE
REM. r LEWIS