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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
WILL SOLIDIFY
PATRIOTS VOTE
Concerted Backing of ex-Serv-
ice Men Candidates, New
Organizations Object.

In an attempt to solIdify the war vet
eran vote Of Indianapolis movement for
the formation Of a permanent organlza-
ton of ex-service men and women to in
dorse and work FOR candidates who have
been in the Army, Navy and Marine
corps Is under way, q committee Of prom
ineut veterans announced today.
A mass meeting of exsservice men and
women will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce at s o'clock next Tuesday eve
ming for the purpose Of organizing q
club. Byron c. Young is president {;
George G. Rinier, secretary, and Paul W.
Fechtman, Paul Ragsdale, Humphrey {.
Harrington, Russell Ryan and {. Z.
Lacey members Of the executive com
mittee Of the temporary body which Is
guiding the movement. The temporary
offices are divided evenly between Demo
Gratis and Republicans, making the move
ment nonpartlsan IN character.
The purpose Of the club is set forth
in the formal announcement, as follows;
IAN organization to promote the inter
ests Of x-service men and women pOliti-
cnlly is being formed among those who
have served honorabiy I'm the Army,
Marine Corps or Navy Of the United
States. Men and women who have an
honorable discharge from any Of the three
services mentioned will be eligible to
membership.
"One aim OF the organization VIII be
TO investigate the credentials and quail
1cations of x-service men and women
seeking public office. either by appoint
ment or election. Where their records In
civilian life and in the military service
are found untarnished and unGuestionable
and whore they are found to have the
qualifications for the office they seek, the
plan Of the organization IS to give their
fellow eX-seryice men and women their
Endorsement and to- recommend to tho
citizenship of the community, other quail
ifcotions being equal, their appointment
or election.
While the announcement Indicated that
the club viii only indorse and work for
candidates, it was understood that some
Of its influential hackers are IN favor or
bringing out an ex-seryice candidate for
mayor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

that the chairman does not have the
power to remove committeeman this
way" repeated Mr.. Carnedx.
I'm say that's my judgment" answered
Mr.. Ashby.
"Then I'll not sign It and I'll have TO
vote no" said Mr. Carnehx.
President Wilson, over Mr.. Schmidt's
vigorous objections, stopped the debate
and put the ordinance up for a vote.
The ordinance creates 168 city precincts.
This, according TO Mr.. Ashby, is twenty
FIVE more than the number of city pre-
cincts IN 1917 and sixteen more than the
number of county precincts made by the
county commissioners In 1920, and still in
force for all elections other than those
of the city.
NUMBER PRECINCTS
IN EACH WARD.
The number of precincts IN each ward
under the new ordinance is as follows
First ward. fifteen; Second, twelve; Third,
nine; Fourth, twenty five; Fifth, seven
Sixth, eight; Seventh, eight; Eighth,
eight; Ninth, sixteen; Tenth, thirteen
Eleventh, nine; Twelfth, seven; Thir-
teenth, ten Fourteenth, seven, and Fiji
tenth, twelve.
The four ants refused to sign the re-
report Of the committee Of the whole, to
which the precinct ordinance had been
referred. This report recommended
changes involving FIVE precincts agreed
upon at a meeting Wednesday evening.
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CONTINUED From Page One.)
one in which people would be highly
pleased to i've.
He spoke at three meetings today. the
principal one being at the Young Mems
Industrial Club. 1850 Shepard street, and
the other two at Michigan and ogden
streets and Merrill street and Capitol
avenue. Many prominent Republicans
have volunteered to speak in behalf OF
Mr. Robson in the meetings to be con
Quoted during the next FIVE weeks.
Two hundred Shank organization
workers from the Fourth Ward attended
a meeting st the English Hotel TO meet
the candidate and TO receive instructions
from the Shank leader OF the fourth,
Oscar Queisser, last night.
Mr.. Shank was unable to reach the
meeting before 10 O'Clock but the
North Side workers patiently awaited
his coming and gave him such an ova-
ton that the hotel management was
forced to plead for less noise on &C
count Of sleeping guests. other shank
meetings last night were held at 1875
Prospect street 1907 College avenue. +34
North West street. and 3lS Indiana
avenue.
The ex-mayor continued his earnest
city affairs and reduction OF taxation. lie
also went into the subject Of police
women.
4 am not going to deny that women
policemen may serve n good purpose"
said Mr.. Shank 1t IS a fine thing for
women TO participate In public affairs
and to assist with elevating public
morals But the big thing at this time
is retreuChmeut IN government as an i'm
portant part of the normally program.
Under the present administration the
department OF polcewomen has grown
to twenty four members. including the
chief. Chicago has SIX polIrewomeu, st.
Louis. four; Kansas City. four; tincln-
natl. two. ana Cleveland. six New York
LiI away with IT'S womau's division after
+ q long experiment"
Among others who spoke al the meeting
were Charles Hutchinson, ". T. Bailey,
Taylor Gronninger. Ben Branson. Mrs.
Anna Biddinger. Mrs. Charles Robinson
and Robert Mcbride.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
,ND1ANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.

church member, the processing Christian
who has not dealt definitely with God
Many Of you, hundreds Of you, have
shirked from dealing with Jesus direct
~ You have dealt with your preach
ers, with your churches, with denomtna-
lions, but you have not had the courage
to go over the heads OF all these and
deal with Jesus himself. You have been
unwilling to have Him remove the can
Ger Of sin with knife
Delegations were present from Manila
and University Heights and from the
following organizations indianapolis
postoffice Haywood Tire and Equip
ment Company, teachers training class
of the Central Christian Church, Lake
Erie & Western railroad, strife ad-
visory CO mmittee Of the Salvation Army,
Central States Envelope Company, Wool
worth store, c. B. Cones Co,
L. NJ. Hines Company, and the American
Railway Express Company.
ASKED TO RETURN
TO LOUISVILLE.
An Invitation to return 90 Louisville
for another series Of meetings was given
Gypsy Smith by DR.. II. N. Briney, pastor
Of the Broadway Christian Church and
president of the preachers committee OF
| Louisville; and j H Dickey, president
U
ton Dr Briney made q short address
in which he told OF the splendid work
/ Gypsy Smith had done in Louisville.
/ The Rev. G.. c. Gohn, announced tAat
| only 81, 500 was needed to complete the
/ $4,000 asked for at the beginning OF
| the meeting almost three weeks ago to
| defray the expenses Of the campaign.
( He made a strong plea for donations last
night that would make up the entire
amount needed.
! 1t was announced that tonight win be
m overflow young peoples meeting for
those who were unable to obtain admis-
sion last Friday night All young PEG
pie with tickets win be admitted ahead
Of the general public up until Z o'clock,
at which time the doors Will be thrown
open to the public.
Sunday afternoon win be for women
/ only, and there will be a special meet
ing for men at Roberts Park NJ e
/ Church at the same time. No pink
tickets viii be houored next week, and
all those presented before that time win
be taken up.
The birthday gifts were presented 90
the evangelist by Maj Earl +. Hites, adj
Jutant Of the Volunteers Of America.
| Following this Gypsy Smith, after being
repeatedly urged by the audience and
choir, sang a solo that has proved ua-
usually popular at every meeting, who
/ Could 1t Be But Jesusi'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
MATERIAL FOR
900 SERMONS.

There Is enough in thst story for 900
sermons." Gypsy Smith snid This was
the first time Jesus had said that be was
the Messiah. and 70 took woman to get
81 out of Him. Now. II You VIII seek
what that woman found out without any
seeking. the entire world wiz change for
you. the skies VIII become a different
color 81 brighter hue, the birds VIII sing
new song. and lie VIII be different and
far better.
"WAat you need IS a definite interview
with your Lord Jesus. Until You have
had that talk with him your heart viii
BE- troubled and sorrowrul because your
sin is vlta sou and there can be no free
dom IN your heart until some one delly-
ers you from sin. Where sin Is th r.
Will be guilt, remorse and unhspp iucss
when you are this way what you
need is 70 talk 10 Jesus and you don {
90 it, That IS the reason you argue With
yourself. try to reason with yourself and
slip In with the crowd Life is power
less, useless aad Joyless until you get
that interview. Z am talking to saint
and to sinner alike. am talking to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Home Run Drives
by Gypsy Smith

There can be no freedom In your
heart until some one delivers you
from sim
where sin is, there will be guilt,
remorse and unhappiness.7
"One definite talk with Jesus Will
open new world to you and will
create an anthem to which the world
will listen"
"YOu can not hide love"
Don't make more of the man than
OF the Master
Love gives all and longs for more
to give"
IAN honest talk with jesus means
an honest talk with some one else
very soon"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

WINCHESTER. Ind, April 1.-THE
trial Of Eddie Kelley. accused II robb.ae
the Rldecvlle bank, opened in the Ran
dolph Circuit Court today with Judge
A. l.. Bales on the bench. Kelley s.
charged with grand larceny and with be.
ing an habituM criminal. W. y. Durli
~ Lima. Ohio, his brothcr-in-law. IS de
feuJIuy him
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

Joy to the heart Of Gypsy Smith. There
were mysterious, promising looking
packages Of all shapes, sizes and de-
scriptions, that suggested everything
from books to pictures AS Gypsy Smith
expressed 1t when he turned TO dele
CATION from the American Railway Ex-
press Company that was in the taber-
nacle, "1t is lucky you are here, for
may need your services to get all these
presents 90 my hotel"
In honor OF the event the Orion trio,
which has been playing at the SEVERN
Hotel which Is the evangelist's headquar-
tiers. came to the platform and played the
"Barcarolle'' from "Tales From HofA
man"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

The annual memorial service II Indi-
Gpoi,s Council No. 4, Order Of United
Commercial Travellers Of America. VIII
be- held I'm the Sutherland Presbyterian
Church, Twcuty-Eighth and Benefoutaluc
streets. next Sunday morning at 104-
o'clock. Members VIII meet az Hlnch-
mans drug store. Twenty Seventh street
and College avenue. at 1890 o'clock and
e I'm q body TO the church
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Doctor Reports :
Violin Valued
at $4,000 Stole

Mystery surrounds the disappearance 4
a violin from the homo of DR.. Robe.
Clark. 7O4 South Meridian street, whic
he described as priceless and the valu
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

scribed on the inside, "From the Indian
apous choir to Eddie Young, the some
pianist"
The sermon was based on tho fourth
chapter Of 81. John, which tells the story
81 the first announcement made by Jesus
that He was the Messiah, the announce
meut made 10 the woman OF samar!a be
af1n Tqfoh'q upll
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
OTHER MEMBERS OF
PARTY REMEMBERED.

Though IT was Gipsy Smiths birthday
party, his hard working and popular as
sistants. e. 2. Young, pianist, and VIII
liam McEwen, song leader, were not for
gotten, for they each received a hand
some travelling bag from the choir. The
bag presented to Mt. Young had in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
WICKED HEART
is AFFLTCTION
TO HUMANITY

Continued From Page One0
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Work Shij

Extra full cut 81
attached style; z
choice Of med
bray, gray chan
indigo blue dri
II; extra sizes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
From tn
Mems AM
Union Suits, So

Mems light weight
union suits, fat weave
sleeves; ankle length;
color; sizes 81 to 49,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Athletic Union Su
800

Mems athletic union !
excellent quality M
nainsook; made
sleeves; knee le
to IS,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Hose, 100,

Mems fine q
ton hose, reinft
Ing points; in
navy or black
49,. |
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
BAILIWICK' OF
HOWE ENTHUSES
HIS TWO RIVALS

Continues From, Page One)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNsYLyANIA FARMS

for quick sale; " acres; think what YOU
can can raise % on It. have more, than a roof over
your mead Tor home and beat the high cost
OF living stone house, 10 rooms. bath. hot
water heat; stone barn: spr!nghouse; chicken
house for 900 birds: lots OF fruit: milcs
road. with 70 trains daily; sll, 600
j. NJ. FRONEF1EBD. Wayne, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
South Jersey Village Farm
With Crops. Poultry. Cows

Incubator, brooder. implements vehicles
thrown In: delightful location on improved.
main-travelod auto road; top prices all
crops Sh acres. close II. r., stores; fertile,
level tillage; wire-fenced pasture; lots fruit.
grapes. berries: good lO-room house over
looking Barncgat Bay: piazza Locust shade;
barns, poultry houses. etc, quick sale
necessary; $4,000 takes all, part cash. easy
torms; wholesome living. sclf.sustanlng
home await you: investigate now: catalog
free. w. s. CRANMER. Lakewood, y. J.
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pFSI.I.yN
HERKNESS & STETSON
SPRINGFTFID

lNlrLNNNnT.ILNLNILIMrlMnnln-nMlInnInNMINnrrMnmN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
Stocked 81 Acre Farm, $500

Horse, COW. heifcr. pigs. 80 rrns, wagons,
r0ws rr1w" narrows eultivators Nhargsss auto aH.?
boulevard near r.. H. town. on main line :
rich, well.truited land. valuable wood tract.
houses, pig sty, wagon, house, etc. Price
reduced to $4,000. easy terms. Full details
Page SSso. ~ fIGs c9nssA9s lg9 JerScNE rEScNEIcY iSTY
SaI.C. Real Estate Trust bldg. phln.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
Rents Collected Anywhere
JAS. B. MCCONNELL

NANTED--l.arEe house. 1t /" Is bedrooms;
nSccssarv outbuildings; suitable for private
school; - 10 80 miles from Philadelphia: not
over | to 2 miles from station over good
road; 26 acres or more; will pay cash. quick
settlement, Address
p IL. Ledger Ofice
THREE or 1 story house IN the district
bctween 3Rth and 45th sts, south Of
chestnut, house must he modern and Situ-
ated In hi Eh-class neighhprhuJd; price be-
tween $40 900 - 600 IoK = a.. Led on
VAST TO rent a house fully furnished
in g1od taste within .. 3-m!Ie radius OF
city Hall, II possible; please state lucatOn
lil4 south Penn SQuare Sp"ur" 5s22
C0RPOR NTIOS VII purchase n 7dcrn fac.
Tory building. contain ng 3O,0nU tc go 900
Equar, :eet. Address r '%tiIe, p 10. Ledger
CfNce,
To PURCHASE ST,fiE and yelling, mod.
rrn. to 10 IOOms. Stat" parLlcIIlrs and
when It Will be vacated. r l25 Ledger
WILL. PAY CASH nnd mad. immediate vol.
,mcnt for BROAD u. property; must have
! sscEsion aoCn state terms. il eng p
'"32. LAGER 0fticc.
Will. PAY cash tor a cheap property. Arch
SION soon. = 1881, Ledger Onco.
FACTORY SITE, Nortawcst Or N0rtbe0s,..
about . acres; II, Il. siding '''
9 W. GAhEI.I. Jr.. Realtor. 1873 $. l2th.
VAST to purchas" gI"rud for huildIn. Oh.
Grafton; state particulars and imnrove
r"u,s made. P 90. L"dE.r Ocicr.
CENTRAL OFFICE r"qulros man quaIncd
to handle both rent and sale; state ge
and experL"ncc. 2 li3T. Ledg,r Office
WILL nUY 2:story home, Logan. not over
$500. A $50 Ledger Off!c",
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Poultry, Fruit, Truck Farm
Stocked, Price Onlv $1,000

lh0 chickens, incubator. brooder. all farm
Tools crops. household furniture included
near modern r. Il. town, Just of state High
way acres productive well-fruitcd land.
attractive bungalow home, granary two
large poultry houses, beautiful shade. owner
forced TO make quick sale; $1,000 takes It,
only 500 cash ts.eded. Full details page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE A NUMBER or PEOPLE VINO
wish to buy homes costing from S3ooo W
10000. In all parts OF the city. -, .,5
II you have house you Wish to SELL sen"
us tho particulars. .... r,Y,
THE PHILA, HOME BUILDING AND DE
VEIDPMENT co.
Room 3O5. Keystone Aid Society Bldg.r,
s. +. cor. 10th and Lombard sts., fhi'a.
Phonc Oregon O20i
SMALL, DWELLING wanted under $4,000 ~
Philadelphia or within one trolley rare ~ va
Philadelphia: can pay cash for gWWUu
In answering describe fu,S'
atatIng price size lot. etc A I35. l,Gds- 0ll.
WHAT have you for sale? We can sell H.
NJ II. GR1sCOM 21o0 Catharinc St
Eactorie.. Mn,rhonses. Manufacturing Floor.
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SWARTHMORT

with 2-'ar ston" garage. 3h acros o..
shade and fruit 'rcos owner J : Tr"nch
u 2O3i y IAN a. diamond 1851 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
BEN. 7. LEWIS
81 SOUTH AVE
MEDIA, PA,


4 ADJOINING FARMS at somorton. yu,
Fe.l as H whole or part wiz
5 acres, Broom dwelling, barn. garage.
80 acres l0.room dwelling barn. rruI,
~ acres s-roOm dwelling. barn orrhsrI
lO5 acres. double stone dwelling, harp
stream; suitable for dairy. '"'"'
WARREN u CORNELL Uatb1ro. Pa
81 ACRES commuters farm and home +
mile 10 trolley: convenient 10 commute,
railroad station; Groom dwelling, ~ rrI a
lawn. barn, poultry house, hog house wayn,.
iuuse good water; some timber. hjrr sIIm
va ion; best land, smooth and easy {" wcTk
price sll 500 J. u. THOMPSON. r7a,TL"r
TuI,a R"al Estate Board. Wr,r Ghosi"r Pa
ONI. ACRE. Groom house. barn and ohIrLo,.
hou"s, Frrage; nspa! agus and fruit. ~,
main road, S27OO: cash 500 in.T an "a
outhu,!dInTs, fruit and steam, near 'CLi
York roNd: 10 mics from city, iTuON
O'REGAN, Ogon!z, Phone M"rrse 1857
40 ACRES Oh Old YORK rd Is m,.a. rr,,,
Guy Han; close 10 station; produ"rl'
trgs, heuvy timber spring
WARREN ". CORNELL. Hathnra. Pa
- ACRES--HiEh location. S.room r.,I,.r7
dwelling. tenant house largo barn Earago'
poultry houses; fruit In h"Rring. aspGragu,;
WARiSEN NJ. CORNELL. Ha,boro. Pa
FARM lss A.-Bucks Co. VI ,a.ir.ad, 20.
room dr"ased.stonc house, hardnoul door.
al. ~ Dd'rn 'pu"cnl. nC -. mn" inrU,. annie.
"uthui,dings. soil excellent, uuIsr hy gcrn 10
D., arn"~Ilrd. l33- l.oEyr N poo.
FOR SALE--Farm Of 100 acres. WAI.N.
W"sttowu. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
OAK LANE

\, BROAD ST.
Eight looms. hnrd"opd foora tIIcd bath nm,
Kitchen, inct"s"d porch. aud ,ur fnragrS'
Itnt 500 per month SRmpl" hOug, OS9E y
ltr"nd Il FDr special terms SO Fo,Io,. a
Telchman. on pr2m,s"s. oak Lane IGa7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
FLORIDA
FARMS
STROUT FARM BARGAINS
$500 Secures 9O-Acre Farm
Near Village; Horse, 3 Cows,

poultry. stovewood full Implements, 10 tons
nay; potatoes. vegetables otc., lnCluded no
anxiety for future when YOU own farm like
thls' convenient advantages: Black luam TIL
age. sood pasture eEtlma tod 400 cords
wood. 10000 IT. timber: 600 apple trees, $50
sugar naples; 7-room house, 1U-cow base
ment barn: aged owner forced sell all tliOO.
3nIy $500 cash onsv torms. Details Page "a
StrNuia hLH NnNN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

RENT--Ncw atone houao WIN garage q
rooms and bath. whito enamel nnIsh waxsd
hoors; Carlisle st. below SomervilIe aye'
1900 y; railroad and car ino-, $ o. rer
month Gpen R0i'ERr D. HAMILTON,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
WAYNE
BUY NOW

=, 'neSH rs property low price: house sou,hor,
posuT% large lot, many ou,buIdIS..u!, ne o., +
vs, ~ minutes walk to station; term, ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
WILLOW GROVE

WlLL0w GRNvE-only two loft. fnc ne,
tor g," "'' GiunS"'ows hardwood floors. wa
43n i3I s'rg; mm"d&,e possession. vii rpnmc
EvffiM ~, H., ;, ~ ILm Willow Grove. Bell Db"n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
$500 Secures 200-Acre Farm
With Horses, Crops, 20 Cattle,

Has engine. potato digger. thrpshIng ma
nine, full implements. hay. potatoes in
GUIDED: In, prosperous dairy section, close
image. advantages: machine worked fields
sprng-watcred pasture; estimated 400 400
y timber; lots fruit good 7.room house
l4,C9w Slate-roof barn, ailN. running water:
smDie' nay barn. etc: owner alone, for
quick sale sacrifices ali $4,000 only $500
IoWn; easy terms. Details Pare a. tlus
D,athioRue 100 Bargains FREE. STROtT
pE,SKFM Agency. 1922 l.. Land Title BIDS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
i)INFl

G2l w; FISHER ANE.-ilx rms bah a0r
porch. SO5, SinneX, 1919 W. PasgtI,nit '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
CHESTSUT HILL
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A LARGE, COMPLETELY DETACHED
HOUSE. CONTAINING 90 TO 30 ROOMS.
N PHILADELPHIA OR NEARBY SUB
I'RR p 1886. LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
IAWNDAIE
MERTON

LAwNDALE-ThFee .ots 7-r0om 2'stor'
brick dwelling modern ImprOvements GOO
location; HIST OF others HAPP 3n9s y on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
AUDI non

NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
Nine rooms. all cows, lot S0xlOO: shade
EiEewatcr Park: near station and trolley.
& son. COS CHESTNUT ST. PHI A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
NEW Observation-Disclosures

H.ENI'oIlA HElGHTS--Twu.strr houe,
lot NON2O0 foot, go0i ropRir S2SU0; sinai
anount Of cash; bungalow. : rooms and bsih
U't-water heat t2SOO, h ,uF"E bulit "a orJ.r
"t> for sale, easy terms; miles from forr,
60 ID train sgrviC"t bus every Is minutes from
hnishn ave. fry, agents on grounds
A J ROZARTH CORPORATION,
500 Walnut 81 PhNn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
COIIISGSWOOD

SEVEN ROOMS. bungalow; lOOxi6O T. a
COWS; must be ErNn to be RpprerIated
taIuO Van Hart. 32O Market st, Camier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
NORWOOD

WILLOW GROHE-Only 2 left; nne new Are
proof bungalows, hardwood floors. water
gAA, electricity. sidewalks. concrete road l..
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