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The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
EEuCATEON BOARD MEETS;
CHAIRMAN HILL RESIGNS

The Ohio County Board of Educa-
tion held a meeting, Monday, with
all members present except Mr.. r..
A. owen. who was unable to attend
because of sickness in his family.
Mr.. w. s. Hill. Chairman Of the
board resigned as a member, the
resignation to take effect, Oct. 18th.
Mr.. Hill will attend Western Ken
tucky State Normal School this fall.
Only matters of minor Importance
were passed upon by the board at
this meeting.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
FIRE NEAR ROSINE

At about IL o'clock Friday night,
fire of supposed incendiary origin
destroyed barn and contents be-
longing to Mr.. Tom Ragland,, near
Rosine. The barn consisted of dou-
BILE cribs with sheds Contents de-
stroyed were $50 bushels of old
corn, new Ford automobile, wheat
drill. new wagon, several hundred
feet of lumber, number of plows and
other farming implements.
The total loss is estimated at
$1500.00. He carried only about
100000 on the property destroyed.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
LOCAL PYTHIANS ATTEND
DISTRICT CONVENTION

Messrs. John Allen Wilson, Noah
Lee Rowe, Albert Rial, A. X. Ander-
son, s. T. Barnett, Fred Belcher and
Judge John b. Wilson, representing
Rough River Lodge No. 110,
Knights of Pythias, of this place, at
tended the District Convention of
the order. held at Central City last
Wednesday afternoon and evening"
The trip proved both pleasant and
profitable to the local delegation.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
OHIO COUNTY FAIR

The annual Ohio County Fair was
held here last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. The racing was fairly
good and the shows and other amuse-
ments were of higher type than is
usual at county fairs. Thurs
days crowd was small, Fridays at
tendance only fair, but on Saturday
an exceedingly large number of peo-
pie attended.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Edward Nelson has purchased all
the assets of the McHenry Mfg. G.
Machine Co., and the company as a
corporation ceases to exist. All per-
sons finding themselves indebted to
the company should call and settle,
and all persons having bills against
said company should present same.
35-4t.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
A CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank our friends and
neighbors for their help and SYM
pathy shown us in the sad death of
our son and brother. and especially
we want to thank his teacher and
school mates for the flowers and
sympathy
MRS. sTALswoRTH and CHILD
rem.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
Evening Well Spent.

did you find the lecture Inform
ingf
"Yes," said Mr.. Cripplns. II don't
know yet what the lecturer was drlv-
ing at. but he cleared up one impor-
tant point for me-"
"What was that?"
, II learned how TO pronounce Czecho.
slovakia."
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL

4 A revival meeting has been In
progress at walton's Greek Baptist
church during the past two weeks,
The visible results up to Monday
we're 35 professions and S5 addi-
tions to the churcn. The pastor.
Rev. J. A. Bennett, Of Utica. is con-
ducting the meetings.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
ONO COUNTY BAPTIST MIS-
SION BOARD ANNOUNCEMENT

All persons knowing themselves
tc be members of the Ohio County
Baptist Mission Board are urged to
be present at the regular meeting Of
the Board at Hartford Baptist
church. Tuesday. Sept. 27 at 10 a. m.
r. e. FUQUA, Sec'y.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21

While the electrical storm was in
progress Saturday afternoon, a horse
belonging to Mr.. Cooper, of Nc
Henry. was killed by lightning while
hitched in the grove at the Ohio
County Fair grounds.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21

There were. nine white and two
colored applicants for teachers GER
tifcate at the regular September ex-
animation. Friday and Saturday.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
A Lona-Distanee worrIer.

"Is Mr.. Camping publlc-spirited
citlzenT
~ don't know nbou' that" said Mr..
Gadspur "Iie can overlook more
evils here nj home and express more
Indignation In letter 10 the editor
about conditions la central Larope.
China, lnp and the South ssas Than
aaS J...si .....ll { -. ..atr.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
COIOred Teachers

R. d. Newton, Hayti; Matte ].
McCorley, Beaver Dam; Mabel Rem
der, Taylor Mines; s. M. Taylor,
McHenry, Matte Render, Rockport.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21

toll gate house near here last night
by William Smith. the gsteksepsr.
when he knocked on the dosr Of the
keepers house and did not respond
to calls ss to who he was and his
business.
The Hartford herald., 1921-09-21
DEAF MUTE, MUM AT TOLL
GATE CHALLENGE, Is SHOT

shelbyville. Tenn. Sept. 15.-Cy-
ril Williams. ls years old. q deaf
mute. was shot. perhaps fatally. at Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
SportltorlalS
BY BILL KROHN

The base ball management of the
Ardmore aggregation of the Okla
homa-Texas league is looking for
name for the team.
Pretty hard to name them in ad-
vance, don't you think?
1t would be easier to dub them with
a moniker after they play u few
games.
For it has been done time and time
again.
Which reminds us Of the old time
worn names like Bunchuvbums,
Woodenmen, Tailenders, Hasbeens,
etc.
OF course, we'd hate to have to
attach any name in that class TO our
own" nine.
We might suggest that the name be
given with reservations, that is, IL
could be removed whenever the per-
son who suggested it desires to do so.
For If the name chosen indicates
winners, and the team loses (remem-
Der, this is all in fun) or vica versa,
then the party who named them Will
either have to leave = town or tread
the. criticized path.
And we dontywant anyone to leave
town-especialy since the results oi
the hast election have assured us
that Wen have enough water the
whole year round to take q BATH
regardless Of the ~sizeeof the popula-
ton of Ardmore.
No, Cuspidorius, the scourt house
lobby issnot so--fun like it used to
was.
There won't be many -curiositors IN
ttlfe. district court clerk1office as there
were last week.
And so, you might as well get the
license now.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Sport Briefs

The St Louis Americans open two
game series with New Orleans, south
,ern league, at Bogalusa, La. today.
Jake Daubert, veteran first base
man, Of the Cincinnati Reds, has for
warded his contract for the 1921 sea-
son.
This Speakers Cleveland Indians
captured five to two victory from
the Kansas City blues Friday through
the superior work of the Cleveland
moundsmen, Uhle, Mails and Petty
They issued no passes. Only two
men got to first and neither OF them
TO second, during Uhles four innings
in the box. Joe Sewell registered q
single, a triple, and one home run
out of four times up.
Manager Ty Cobb leads his De-
trolt Tigers into the first heavy COM
petition Of the training season today
at San Antonio, where the Detroit
ers face the San Antonio. Texas leag-
uers, with first team lineup.
Gene Paulette. holdout first base
man Of the Philadelphia nationals Is
reported to have signed up with the
Ohio semi-pro contingent.
Big town baseball Is scheduled for
Dallas today where the Cleveland In
dams opened a two game series with
the New York Giants, Bagby. Morton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Lightweight Hard Hitter

Milwaukee, Wis, March 19.-Richie
Mitchell the Milwaukee lightweight,
Is convinced that Benny Leonard Is
the greatest hitter in the lightweight
ranks and that Rocky Kansas would
not last ten rounds against the cham
pion. Mitchell has fought Leonard
and Kansas twice and believes him
self capable of judging their punch
ing ability,
ITO compare Kansas with Leonard
is a rank injustice to the champion,
Mitchell said. Knowing them both
as 1 do, / am confident that Kansas
would not last. ten rounds with Leon
ard.
II hope the near future holds for
me another match with Kansas at
which time l sincerely believe l can
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
WEEKLY GRAIN AND PRO.
VISIONS

Uneasiness regarding the industrial
outlook has done much this week to
put the wheat market on the down
grade. Compared with a week ago.
wheat this morning showed a fall Of
tn to s "a cents q bushel, corn was
3-s cents to ais cents lower and
oats down IA to 13-4 to 7-S. Net
changes in provftions varied from 80
cents decline to 2h cents advance.
Heavy selling took place and the
price dropped rapidly, notwithstanding
assertions that green bugs are report
ed almost certain to destroy all Okla
homas crop and had spread into Kan
sas, the best wheat producing state
in the union.
Announcement that Great Britain
and Russia had signed trade agree"
ment was likewise almost ignored.
the general assumption being that
Russia possessed no important quan-
tity Of wheat available for export.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat, but were steadied somewhat
by falling off in receipts of corn.
Export demand for lard steadiec
provisions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
PInyod Spectncular Ball

Chicago, March 19.-One Of the best
infielders Of the Western League who
performed last season with the st.
Joseph club. will try for a permanent
berth ON the Chicago Nationals this
season.
The athlete is Johnny Kelleher,
shortstop. who managed St Joseph
last year. and who critics declare is
the best shortstop turned out in the
circuit in years.
In addition to plotting the club
Kelleher played spectacular bal
throughout the season. He has Q
wonderful arm and gets the ball away
fast Kelleher, although 8 shortstop
is equally capable OF holding the
second base position.
Kelleher batted .293 last year. Ht
Is fast on the bases, his record fol
thefts being "a, which mark wa!
bettered only two other members o.
the league.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Carpenter Boxes for Royalty

Liverpool. March liking George,
Queen Mary. the Prince Of Wales,
Hugh c. Wallace. American ambassa-
dor to France and other distinguished
guests OF the Earl Of Derby, were
last night given reproduction OF the
latter rounds of the Carpentier-Le Lee
whisky boxing contest which was
fought in Jersey City last October
Carpenter appeared with Lenaris, his
Belgian Sparring partner. at Knows
ley Hall. near here, where the Earl
of Derby is entertaining a house
party. The two men entered q 10
foot ring and boxed two rounds and
then they reproduced the Levinsky
fight, Lenaris being knocked out by
a smashing blow to the jaw. Later
King George and Queen Mary shook
hands with Carpenter and the King
wished him good luck in his coming
fight for the world championship with
Jack Dempsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
SEASON PASS TO PERSON
WHO "DUBSr THE ARDMORE
TEAM OF OKLA-TEX. LEAGUE

Who wants to name the Ard
more aggregation Of the Okla
hOma-Texas Baseball League? The
management Of the team has de-
cided to let the public name its
proteges, and SO announces
contest. The contest is open to
members of the female sex only,
and the party who suggests the
name which is accepted, will be
awarded q season ticket for the
coming season. The name should
be original, snappy, and should
consist OF one word, or not more
than two at the most.
A hint as to q name for ball
team might be devised from the
nickname of Tulsa team, which
Is the "Oilers." Figure out some
thing original, and mail 1t, with
your name and address, 10 the
Sporting Editor, Daily Ardmoreite.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

and Pott go to the box for the Cleve-
land squad.
The st. Louis nationals are dicker-
ing for George Toporcher, who last
year, won fame on the infieid Of the
Syracuse international league club He
is in the Cardinal camp at Orange,
Texas, but negotiations for the trans
fer are still pending.
Iowa state college defeated the Uni
versity of Oklahoma 4S to 3, in a
AIissouri-Valley conference wrestling
meet at Des Moines, Friday night.
Oklahoma scored draw in the 125
pound event
John S. Cooper, Jr, Somerset, KY,
has been elected captain Of the Yale
basketball team for next season.
The West Virginia house, by unani-
nous vote, has killed bill designed
to legalize horse rScing in the state
under the pari mutuel betting system
An epidemic of sore arms has hit
the Chicago cubs camp at Pasadena.
A scheduled practice gsme was can
celled yesterday because of the tight
arms.
Reports from the training camp OF
the Chicago White Sox are that the
infield acquired this season from the
Salt Lake. Pacific coast team, exhibit
ed sensational baseball in yesterdays
game with the New York Giants
second team.
The combination recorded an err
rorless game embracing two double
plays. The Sox won to o.
Chicago and Cincinnati cross bats
today at Fort Worth, where the Sox
meet the reds.
The national collegiate track and
field meet at Chicago has been post
poned from June II to-June is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

make the margin OF victory large en-
ough that a blind man can see it."
Mitchell. who has gone through. one
Of the most strenuous campaigns in
lightweight history this season. in
tends to take a rest and build him
self up. The Milwaukeean's admir-
ers claim he has fought too often and
that a continuous siege Of training
has forced him to go stale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

Here's the man whose bulldog te-
nacity when set to get news story.
led to the arrest Of Clara Smith Ha-
mon, whose trial for murder has re-
suited in acquittal. Being g. typical
news hound, when the news syndicate
which employed Sam Blair said. to him,
Find Clara Smith and get her story"
the man set his face to the task and
kissed goodbye to possible failure,
packed a clean shirt and pair Of
near-silk socks in his grips, added
to the list a toothbrush and a bottle
of hair tonic, forgot to put in a comb
las will be readily noted) bought a
ticket for the nearest point anywhere
out Of Oklahoma, set mis- face toward
the setting sun and got busy. After
running down nunberless false leads
Blair located the woman wanted" in
the land Of the MonteZumas, got a
story from her, turned in mis- expense
account to the news syndicate he
represented and waited to hear the
home office roar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Nineteen Twenty One Races

Chicago, March l9.-The Aero Club
OF America announced that II had
awarded the 1921 national balloon race
to Birmingham, Ala, and the start
would be made May 81. Trophies will
be announced later
Officials of the club stated the fore
most balloonists of the United States
had signified their intention of COM
peting,, for from the winners of this
contest a team to go to Belgium TO
race in the Gordon Bennett interna-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
University Team Strong

Chicago, March 1s.-With a we'll
balanced team entered in the competi-
ton, the University of Illinois Is ex-
pected to repeat it's triumph Of year
ago, in winning the indoor track and
field championships Of the western
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

conference at Northwestern University
tonight, Every university in the big
ten" will be represented by teams OF
individual athletes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

tional balloon cup now held by that
country.
Among prospective entrants are
Lieut.. Louis A. Kloor, pilot OF the
American naval balloon which made its
spectacular flight into Hudson Bay
territory last winter; Bernard Won
Hoffman. II. z. Honeywell, j. 8. Nc
Kihben and John Berry of st. Louis
and Ralph Upson, New York
In addition, three United States
army and navy teams will be entered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
PENSsy1yAN,s-s,,,r.

fEiMCIPA1. corner store for rent: finest Ia.
,oun va.on, on Lincoln Halfway suburban
tSrssted. zee at once. ARTiITiR p rrbtujiHa ".
SEND. Langi.orne. Pa. A"N-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
East LANSDOYNF

HIRST AVE. li7-TeNutful homo. steam
heat. electricity, bathrooms. h!Vh attic:
garage and barn: lot 75xl2O; fruit and shade
trees; price S05OG, d. HAGCPlAE, IL :.
01st st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
NEW JERSEY rARMJ

FoURTEEN-ACRE poultry farm: good build
ings! convenient train and trolley; bargain
MASON. Willow Grove
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
SEw JERsEY--sEAsHORE

wants er Groom house
up to the minute: reasonable. Write full
Information. J. W. 80 y. 4th ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
Apartments
EOR SAL E
ARLINGTON
BNLA-CYSVYD
BRG0EI.INE

COLONIAL. chambers 2 h.ths: Tar "a
rage: now under CONSTRUCTION. price sG~..
600. W. $ SUTHERLAND Nlla-Cyrvyd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
wANrED-IN SUBURBS OR COUNTRY

Within one hours ride OF City Hall. house
with at least bedrooms. and with from
3 to I acres OF ground to rent on yearly
lease: in answering state the exact location.
rooms on each floor. what conyenienccs In
the house. about what Is the length OF the
front Of the lot, how many acres IN the
grounds, also what kind OF trees are on the
place. and gve fullest particulars. together
with tho lowest rental on yearly lease.
A 1873. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01
McDEVITT & MULLN
O3D AND LANCASTER, ANEa OVERLOOK

GID AND LANCASTEW NNI3., OVERUROOK
O""rmOuE iSO3
WY%EEWOOD ROAD, 500 Lock inest ro4I-
Dental Hrctlon in Ph,ladrlphln - Thrro
story, 10 rooms. ha'Es. "5xl2S: scmi-ie-
taCh"d. rental OF third floor wNl pay carry
Ing charges for entire h, ugc; Will finance 10
suit; reasonable off"r VAN rer"iyc ,urnnst
consideration. Thurman Realty Corp. 1910
Arch.
Cl'ETRAL. HEAT. arteslnn water; detached
hous"; we'll located, WALTER $ SUTH-
FRLA&D, Bu!u-Cynwyd, Cynwyd So Il.
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ONERliRilnI.
w TETN


\ vrry roaFouaHie HON. "ta We purchased
IN Wuodhin" ave. near GI'h st; 2 story.
soml-detuChed. stone and brick Chamlers
and = baths, Ccntral-p,ant heat: beautiful
lot 2ixl;O.
We are uN"r!nE IN "KC.usIvc l!stIUr on Shor-
wood road; 3-story twin Stune-aRd-stucco
home. with the usual alvant,, I,s l.. b. had
uuIy In ONEKbROON; 10! 55Nl5O
Your choice uf saNCral detached homes with
garages. =. aad baths, C-ut al plant heat,
SprIgmr.d lrnlrr; So u0n. t35. 600 sac. 900.
Z ann G0O
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FOX CHASE
HARDWOOD PARK

S-RDOM HOUSE all cOHypnienCes. detached
hardwood floors: near train ard troll: this
Is harE. TSn' oxford pike Fox Chnse.
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W. FORREST MAGEE


27-ACRE poultry farm. 10 rooms. stone
house, barn. good outbuildlnEs. running
stream. 1 horse. 3 cows. 3 pigs, 200 chickens.
50 ducks. crops. tools and implements IN
cluded: price reasonable or consider an eS,
change for city property. Henry Happ. 3OoS
=. nth ut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

WAETED-SmalI furn house. on Chestnut
Hili Main Line or West Chester branches;
near railroad or trolley: from Nov. 1 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

WASfED-Apartment or roominE house Is
to 20 roomSl Vt Atlantic City; stale terms
etc. l. 1910. Ledger Office
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EAREERTH Main I.Ine--OnIy $3.50; mod.
crn detached. 3stOry broom dwcl,Ing.
hot-water heat eie. trC l!Eht ci-gant oTd-r,
lot CoNlOO It.. near station; eeCtric trains
FRANK " MirLER i93 8. 18TH ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

90 ACRES on new concrete State Highway
. miles Lincoln HiInwNy and Main LINE
PrnnsyIvania Railroad; stone farm buildings.
stream: 10000; huH this farm before prices
arc adjusted to the new road
J ". FRONEEIEID. Wayne. Pa.
20 ACRES. 8 rooms, modern house. barn,
chicken house, cows. horse. chickens: all
CROPS ard maChncryi neRr station; 80 miles
city: .45oO; terms, oR"gan. Ogoniz.
FARMS In Eastern Pennsylvania: 3 acres
Up TO 800 acres; large list TO select from:
ALIEN w. URNER. Spring City. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

CHOICE BUCKS AND MONTGOMERY
COUNTY FARMS
within rs miles of Philadelphia. SEND TOT
list. State aiZe.
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OAK LANE
OLNEY
boulevard Section

hENT-New 2h story suburban house.
a oeoroons. bIths. 2 inciosed porohss,
tIont lawn; car 90 to Chestnut It.. $50 N
y HSoosGycIt boulevard: open. ROBERT r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

! ROOMS, porch. mod. cows. with 3 lag
lots; must he sold quick at reasonable fp
ure. HENRY IIApP. aGoS y. 9th st
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69TH ST. SECTION
HtNERFORD

- Ifurwo Il drive. squarcv nut Market
rom cath ST. sta. new stnnr. S rooms are
1T; garage. S1i. $50. Mccarthy. 5000 GIrnrd.
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L.hIYSDAIE

brick S-room home; 81,
IL; hRndy trolley UnL station.
SWOPE son. 5lG Main st.. Darby.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

BROS, Walnut and Franklin
SITS. rooms, houses and attics: all conv. !.
lot rpN1
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5o-AcRE ,,,:,.i EARN For SALE

58-AcRE FARM FOR SALE
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Richest farming district in New Jersey: Cnmn
niS miles; suburban to prosperous town OF
1900, With good school facilities, Including
high school; complete set OF farm buildings.
including new RiIo; all necessary farming i'm.
! .ements and machinery; good pair horses and
mules, ii head cattle. i0-acre meadow. bat-
Rncc in nne state OF cultivation; IL acres OF
corn; lrim. poss.: Will cell reasonably be,
cause quick ncticn necessary: very unusual
bargain for Investment: or n home and would
make nnn building lots. Apply to
MRS. A. DART. Pemberton. n. ].
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CYSWYD
DARBY

S4b0O-EighI-rUom brick InunsUrd home.
electricity. heater. bath. front and side
porch; garage lot 2SXll9A
SWOPE 4 SON. SO Main st.. Darby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

DARBY-LR.ge dcir..,lr .u"j WNh.u
square from heart Os city; unIsu1l opDor-
tunity for development, VIII s"l GROUND IN
lots IL desired; sacrifice price FOR quick deal
thurman Realty Corr. 1910 Arch
ALDEN AND COLI.lEGD Ai.E--.ur=c tract
or lot ripe for improvements; good 0npor-
tunity Tor bull"-; big demand In th.s sec.
'iFuHRNiN% REALTY CORP, 1910 Arch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-01

DELAwARE COUNTY home, 10 acres; stone
house; IL rooms. bath. hot-water heat
| standing in native grove with wide Views
barn, garage. chicken house; minutes
walk Pennsylvania Railroad station: sl4 900.
only $4,000 cash needed.
], NJ. FRONEFIEJD, Wayne, Pa.
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HIGHLAND riHh


MODERN corner Lw"llinS, q rooms and attic
hot-,vat2r heat. garage; Sl2.OOu. GEO I.
IrAREItS l@nl Ch-sinut s.. Walnut 4GS5