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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Sno,c Must Be Removed s
From Walks in Six Hours

I Householders mpst remove ;snoy
from their sidewalks within six
working hours after the snow has
stopped falling" Chief Dunlap. of
the bureau Of highways and street
cleaning said today.
The snox must not, be thrown. into
the street, the chief said. bnt must
be piled up about three inches from
the casbing. The cutters also must
be kept clear. he said, particularly at
street corners where inlets are
located. ....,.
These police regulations are based
on an act Of assembly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
NINEDEATHS TRACED
T.. TO BIC STORM IN EAST

Washington, Feb. 21.--(By A. P.)--
Although the blizzufh which Saturday
night ami yesterday swept the eastern
states from western Tennessee to New
England had passed out to sea in a
northeastrrly direction, the big area it
visited still WASH IN the grip of the ice
and snow It. left behind. I. In many
places, particularly In the vicinity OF
New York. where the storm was at its
worst, iRnd the mountainous regions of
Virginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania
where the snow had piled In great
drifts. the inhabitants had literally to
dig themselves out and first reports Of
blocked rail traffic and demoralizcd wire
service, were shown not to be exas.
Many outlying districts had no, been
heard from today and the list Of those
who lost their lives directly, or in
directly owing to the storm r,mained
At nine. All OF these were reported In
New York. Nor had any serious marine
disasters been. reported, despite the
gale that swept the coast from Hat.
teras TO Eastport. Me-. and which at.
tanned velocity of sixty eight miles an
hour. Shipmasters generally had been
warned and either had remained In port
or had scurricd to sheltered harbors.
The blizzard swept over a large area
extending from Tennessee to the lower
New England states in the south and
east and as far west as the Ohio VAL
ley. The snowfall measured from few
inches in the southern portion Of the
storms path to more than a foot in the
mountains Of Nirginil and In the north
ern states. Piled high by the wind the
snow almost completely blocked railway
trafic in many sections and those
trains that got through were often
hours late. In some places the storm
not only was the first Of any extent in
the otherwise mild winter. but was
among the worst Of Years.
The weather bureau here held ont
little hope Of relief from the congestion
weather for tomorrow. In contrast to
the blizzard in the East was the un-
usually good weather in all other sec
tions of the country. In the Great
Lakes region and the Mississippi VAL
ley, westward, IL was generally fair
and in Florida the Thermometer reg
lstcred "a.
New York, Feb. 21.--(By A. P.l--
New YoiE's millions of workers, faced
With impaired transportation facilities
as Il result Of the twelve and one half
inches Of snow which winter Ioosed Sun
day, experienced difficulty ard suffering
In getting TO places of employment to-
day.
Commuters service was he .npered by
snowdrifts two to ten feet in depth. In
sections close to the heart Of business
t'avel Was impedcd to great extent.
Thousands Of men, with improved fa.
cilities for removing the snow, were at
woik in an effort TO clear n way for
traffic. =, ,.,,.
The storm, which began before
o'clock Sunday morning. continued un-
ahatcd until shortly after 10 o'clock
last night. Nine persons lost their lives.
either directly or indirectly as a result
OF the storm and hundreds were injured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Worse SnOv Storm,
I Is Expected Tonight

Continued iron, Page One =, .'a... .ts.-
jority Of the local trains on the Penn.
sylyania and Reading roads ran behind
schedule, but none were cancelled.
The trouble on the New York branch
was caused by the burning out Of 100U
feet Of third rail near Manhattan June.
tion.
= The. trolley service, although ctippled
to some oxtent, was maintained by the
uset Of snow plows and brushes. These
we're sent out before the snow had made
any appreciable hcadway, and kept run
ming as long aS the storm continued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Caught After lora Pursuit

Pursued across the continent BY a
county detective, James Van Dyke.
thirty. two years old. under indictment
here for false pretense and embezzlr-
ment, was brought back by Samuel ].
Young, of Major Wynne's staff. late
Saturday. Van Dyke was captured in
San francisco. lie Is said to have
Jumped lail OF $1,000 to avoid facing
trial on three Indictments charging him
with cmhc1Hlrmpnt and obtaining $500
under false prctprSe! 49,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Martial Law In Hungary

Vienna, Feb. N.-Martial law is TO
ported to have been declared In Hun
gary. in view of the threatened general
strike OF the workers, who are demand
ing Increased pay. Strikes are illegal
in hungary, and troops are said to be
concentrating in Budapest and West
Hungary. 4 strict censorship is de '
clarcd TO be in force.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
FATHER OF 20 LUCKY
Man with $500 Exemption Figures
United States Owes Him Money
MilmlnEtnn lei Enh O1 M.Ltl.

5000 N'' 49, W Mic
iti2cnS ell over the country are tear
ing their lair in an effort to make out
th"!r income tax planks, Anthony
Cicatelio, Of this city. is wearing q
smile. rirat"iIo is the father OF twenty
three children.
Under the law he is allowed 5000
exemption for each child As a mar
ried man i" is entitled to an exemption
o' $1,000. The total exemption would
be in Cicatello's case $4,000. Cicatello
figures the government owes him money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Defendant Loses Point

We'll, Mr.. Parker, in II c0nNe"Sa .
ton you had with James, didn't you
say t. him that he had better make
Il confession. or that he would be
indicted bv the Burlington county grand
jury. and didn't you tell him you
would ocQuaint him with what Srhuck
told you, 60 that you could tell the
same story asked CarrOw.
The question was objected to by Mr..
Wolverton, but the court allowed the
question. The detective then admitted
that he had talked to James. and II
was then brought out Cat James had
said he preferred writfs the state
1ent
Ibid you warn Aim!" air Wolysrton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Schuck Shows Anger

Prosecutor WolyortOn continued o
rreSs him with questions about tn"
money packages. Finally Schurk lost
his temper and said
In other words. you think an just
framing that up:
II don't think your counsr! would
want me to answer that question, Mr..
Wolycrton retOrted.
The retort seemed 60 amuSe James
who was sitting in his usual place un t,
der guard. The convicted man laughed
the quiet, noiseless langh which is one
of his characteristics.
''Why, then. did you wrap the money
YOU were going to bury in newspaper
and the money you said you we're going
70 give James in III" top ot an imita e
tion leather suit case and wrap II with
tire tape
lanes. /" he replied ,ioggPdly. This was
Inc packagr containing $HlG0.'
He said he had made two trips to the
cemetery, IakinS liant the first time
70 divert suspicion" lie could not re
member whether he had used the shovel
10 bury the second package.
''As a matter Of fact remarked Mr.,
Wolverton, 'th" second parHEgc Wa
buried deeper than the first, being fully
eighteen inches down, with flower pot
on top of il. -
schuck denied It was eighteen inches
down, but admitted a flower pot had
been buried over II. lie was asked why
he had put the empty flower pot. In
verted, over the bundle ut the bottom
Of the hole.
~-t.1'his bundle was James money, was
ft?' asked the prosecutor.
"A ~ was taking it over to James, be
swered epasiyely. The same ques
MN was put twice more and answered
kthe same way. Justice Kataenbach
,M interpOsed;
-FOUR. answers are not to the point, !"
!, ~ h, schuck, "answer, 'yes' or
y" ''a moury- all Of T., -
k Schuck.
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New Jersey-Salc or Rent.
AVON WATERFRONT.

AVON WATERFRONT.
Shark River. frontage over 200 feet. X
acre of ground. fine lawns, flowers, house,
IL rooms. bath. electricity, gas. large
verandas; fine condition: one price. $12, 500,
10 n good neighbor; any reasonable terms
no brokers. Owner room 304. 229 w. 42d st.
ALLENHuRsT, N. isl, ,25o cash. 8 room
furnished house; electricity: every improve
ment blocks from ocean price $500
possession now. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.,
Owner. 4o7 Euclid av.. near Page av.
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PennsyIyania--sale or Rent.

FOR Substituting and fishing club propo-
sition. Pocono Mountains. six miles from
Stroudsburg; sold 70 settle estate: tract
containing 1000 acres. mile trout stream
ideal location for golf course located on
property 30 room house; cottages, ga
rage. farm, ice house; price 1000. half
cash. balance mortgage. LEBAR G. L'HoM-
MEDIBU, go Main st.. Stroudsburg, Pa.
FOR sale--Stroudsburg, Pa, creamery busi-
ness, old established company. COO 70 1000
gallons popular brand ice cream daily pro-
duction; adequate modern equipment; full
details furnished on request; price S57 900.
LEBAR L'HoMMED1EU, 574 Main St,
Stroudsburg, Pa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a handsomely furnished 10 room apartment: /:
3 master bedrooms. 3 master baths. . SER
wants rooms, large drawing room. dining
room and kitchen; rent reasonable; located
West End av aud 10th st. Particulars, tel.
Schuyler 37so.
FURNISHED g, Z or s rooms rpaiS SER
vice; or o rooms furnished; until October
!; reasonable. Apply apartment 81, no
Riverside Drive Oath ST.. Phone oSS1 Riv-
crside.
FAMILY leaving city win sell or lease
room apartment; elevator. phone; cash or
reasonable terms responsible people. Phone
+Ss Morningside, apartment =.
HANDSOMELY furnished seyen. also four
room apartment: ono door from Riverside
Drive: subway and several car lines handy;
for sale or rent. Riverside 25J4
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

ASBURY PARK, Ocean Grove. Allenhurst
Bradley, Deal.-Summer cottages, hotels.
JACOB A. KING. NORTH AsBuRY PARK.
BARGAINS-Lovely @, &. 10 room houses
impts. Write GOTTLIEB. Park Ridge. ". J.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS-2 family frame,
all improvements. 9-12 Schuyler 1874.
WEST END, n. j. (near ocean and sta
tion) room house, beautifully fur
nished. master bedrooms, 3 master baths,
9 servants rooms and bath; garage; about
acres; fruit trees, flowers and vegetables
owner. now occupying. will show by appoint
ment; price s35. 900, will exchange for
New York city American basement Of equal
value. Address c., 9c6 Times Building.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

IsT OR IND FLOOR. APPROXIMATELY
5000 SO. FIT. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
AND MAGNETIC SERVICE STATION ON
AUTOS AND TRUCKS; BETWEEN 10TH
AND T2ND SITS. ADDRESS SPLITDORF'
BRANCH DEPT, 9s WARREN ST., NEW
ARK. n. j.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

-~>~~>>~>--~-~~~--~>~--~-~~~~
ENTERPItlSING London distributing house
is open Tor sole buying agencies for british
isles stationeiy special;ies. tobac eonists
sundries, education requisites. small tools.
fancy goods, &c. large turnover suaran-
reed Write AGENCY, care Of Chas. Tayler
q Co, Advt. offices. 80. Fleet ST., London,
FOR RENr-For AUTOMOBILES accessory bust
ness, desk spaces, including stenographic
service, telephone, light and use OF consulta-
ton rooms, In Goodrich Tire Building; splen-
did location; first class equipment. Telo-
phone Circle 1856.
WILL ASSIST ANY WE'LL
RATED BUSINESS THAT
NEEDS ADDITIONAL CAPITAL.
NOMINAL. CHARGE. DO
NOT REQUIRE PLEDGING
ACCOUNTS. Add. i. L. c., i3hs B'way.
MANUFACTURING some Chemicals, phar-
maceutcals. toilet articles. essences. bev-
erages; will pay over 1Oo per cent. profit
II you can invest $40 600 20 500. 900 will
start you on percentage basis. CHEMISTS,
IL y. 81st ST. Brooklyn.
l have oil leases. proven and good. also
production aud royalty, for sale from $3.50
UP In louisiana and Arkansas fields. Ad-
dress A. g. H. 2465 Broadway. apt. 5:
AUTOMOBILE repair shop for rent: room
for IL cars: rent $125 per month near
l19th 81. ard Sd az. T 1911 Herald Bronx.
CORRUGATED paper plant; an established
business. with a splendid market for its
products; splendid opportunity for a
hustler. X 773 Herald. $50 Bway.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
ia acre New York State farm, fully
equipped. stock. tools, &c.; now working
immediate possession; big money making
tremendous sacrifice. must retire; quick ac-
tion. LEVY. 1j2 West AID ST., room 800.
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HOUSES TO LET. UNFURNIsHED,

ATTRACTIVE 3 story and basement private
house TO rent on Park avenue for 3 or )
years rental SO 600 per annum; electricity,
two baths: principals apply personally.
LEON s. ALTMAYER, G2 East Seth ST.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY
Long Island--Sale or Rent.

Long Island--Sale or Rent.
COMMUTERS chicken farm, 7 large rooms.
attic. heat, full cellar. outbuildings. acre
garden land. including Ford, good condition; ;
price So. 500 cash 81. 900. balance $50 month
ly. Write S. W., So Columbus av.
CHAs. Z. sAMMIS, Huntington. l.. 1.
Opp. p. @. Tel. 435. Homes aud Acreage
FINE plots. new house, ready for occu-
pancy. rooms, . baths, $50. 600. MON
FORT HEGEMAN, Tel. 1J2 Port Wash
ington.
FREEPORT. l.. I.-sacrifice for Immediate
sale, II room house and acre; beauti-
full grounds. l.. G. CORT Roosevelt, l.. J.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Long Island.

AT QUOGUE.-A centrally located. well fur
rooms. baths. electricity; car garage
with mans room. c. Q. BULLUS, Quogue,
l.. !. Phone 436.
GREAT NEcK-Reautifully furnished Colo
NAL house, with garage. near golf club
and water; | or months. Tel. Columbus
1920 or Great Neck 36S
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westche.ter-sale or Itenr.
FOR RENT OR SALE

IN LAWRENCE PARK. BRONxVILLE,
A NEW HOUSE, deljkhtfuly situated on
the hillside. among fine Nd trees, convenient
baths. garage: Mot iooxioo: shown bv an.
pointment.
SWALLOW & PRATT, INC.
u Palmer av. Bronxville. N. Y Tel. 1i2i.
WESTCHESTER - Beautiful modern homea
along Hudson River, Ss.0 900 TO 500. 900. APP
ply II. L. MYLETT, Hastings on Hudson,
". " Phone 252 Dobbs Ferry.
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New York statc-sale or Rent.

HOUSE. nine rooms, bath. newly painted. all
improvements: plot 60x153; garage, coop
artesian well; fruit, shade trees seven min
utes from station; easy committing: SO 800,
cash $1,000. OWNER, 5i5 Smith ST., Peeks-
kiil
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


103D. $50 W.-Large bedroom, windows
facing street; also large living room and
kitchen; ! block from Riverside Drive and
subway station; completely furnished $s5
monthly; will rent for months
Borough of Brooklyn.
FIATBUSH-Couple with beautiful home, 8
rooms, baths. win share with couple or
gentleman. Wildwood 1854.
Long Island.
FIRST CLASS furnished apartment or room
to let, with or without board very reason
able. Phone Long Beach sos. B. ASH, "a
West Hudson St, near National Boulevard
Westchester.
BRONxvILLE-30 minutes Grand Central:
modern. airy, rooms, bath. real kitchen,
until October !, reasonable. Address COLE
p. o.. phone Bronxville 333oW.
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New Jersey.

CORNER building. Hoboken. 3OxI5 feet. on
main business street; concrete basement.
store and three lofts; electric elevator. heat
ing plant: win lease long term or can be
bought right. META REALTY CO.. 21S 1st
ST.. Hoboken.
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BOARD two children, country, and 2
lumbus av.
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GnTt ST. 23i W..-pARQCET FLOORS
ELEVATOR. ) ROOMS. ALL LIGHT.

7STTT. 10 vs. rooms, HtcAene'tc. 5ath.
lrlvaic residence references cxchengrd.
ycr, ieT W.--rlpran'ly furnished 9 rooms
rna~'rnerf. kftcitenettc. baths piano, phone
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AGENTS WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS-Sales position: local or travelling
right goods; repeater; big commission and
earnings. Box /. Station e. Cleveland
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New Jersey.

COTTAGE, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
opposite station; other part town: boats
direct every hour. BAILEY, 2ii4 nth av.
Phone Harlem 23sZ or Morningsde $50.
LAPGE house, partially furnished, for rent.
al Greenwood Lake. southern end; boating,
fishing. CAMERON, &c Cortlandt st. Tel.
2c2S f,ortla adj
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHEp
Above I4th st. to 59th st. Qnciusive).
East River to North River.

Above l4th st. to 59th st. Qnciusive).
East River to North River.
ATTRACTIVE bachelor apartment 3 rooms
and bath, non-housekeeping, 81 800 per an
mum; immediate possession. Apply IL East
Both ST., or CARSTEIN & LINNEKIN INC
221 9TH av. Tel. Stuyvesant 77So.
STUDIOS. one to three rooms METROPOTI-
TAN OPERA HOUSE STUDIOS. 1925 Bway.
44TH. 210 W. (westover Court) .-Bacheior
apartments. high class; hotel service |;
meals. See Resident Manager. Bryant $3.50.
55TH ST., $40 west.-One. two and thres
rooms: s75 to $3.50.
Above 5oth St.--5th Av. to North River.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 500 (corner Doth
st.l.-One and two rooms; bath.
FOUR rooms and bath. high class elevator
apartment; can be seen only by appoint
ment: possession on or before August rent
SONS, 10th ST. and Broadway. Tel. Schuy-
and large. light rooms 10 rent, telephone
service latest improvements; blocks from
Broadway subway and Drive; first class ref
erenco required. Call Wadsworth 3475 be-
fore 10 A. M. or between 7-10 p. NJ.
and room apartments, modern corner
building, with elevator: excellent location
most rooms face street; price 81 600 and
sl,soo per annum; Apply Superintendent,
Inc. 221 4th av. Tel. stuyvesant 77so.
s6TH ST. 33i w.-BEATTTIFUL SUITES,
KITCHEN. INCLUDING MAID SERVICE,
GAS AND ELECTRICITY; sf75.
ODD, 317 W.-Beautiful and room and
bath. Apply Superintendent.
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i4irlF ST. $50 w. nrar n'way.--2 rooms
titchcnctte. private. separate apartment
elevator. $50. 2215 Audubon. apt. a.,
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Borough Of Richmond--sale or Rent.

STONE house, II rooms, two beths ever!
city Improvement; plot 164x230; pric
$15, 900, at Livingston; easy terms. w. S
p. HALL. st. George, n. Y. Tel. Tomp
kinsville 1860.
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borough Of Queens-saIe or Rent.

RICHMOND HlLL-Two upper floors, in new
family house; decorated, shower bath, par
quet, &C.; ideally situated; six rooms: lease
to responsible parties II wanted rent SIS
Take Lefferts av.-Fulton st. train to 1lith
st. station. See builder at 10716 18TH st. ;
phone 3997 Richmond Hill.
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PASADENA HOTEL.
6IST ST. 10 WEST
Corner Broadway,

Beautifully furnished two. three rooms,
bath, overlooking Central Park; convenient
TO all cars and shopping district; reference
cS3G COIunbua
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Pennsylvania.
Country BoarG Wanted.

LUTHER MICHAEL FARM--Boating. bath
ms fshlrg. North wator Gar. IA.
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Instruction.
AUTOMOBILE TRAINING BY EXPERTS.
Complete shop course S66 with driving.
500. weeNly payments. Ask for Catalogue III.
STk.WART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
80 West 51th St. at Broadway.
Leading Schooi-Founded 1000.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wnnted--Maie.
Domestic.
JAPANESE seiec; Frnploymsn. Agency
(Eryant Tn3D. bet. shth -4Gth sts. Sol 9th
sv.-Al kinds % domestic heip.
HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
ARTISTS model. thin figure, Egyptian type,
Tor sculptor NJ, l21. 22s9 30 av.
COOK and houseworker (white) wanted
family of two. Chappaqua. 80 miles out I;
wages $50. Write or phone FOR appointment
G.. a. Shedden, G2 West 4sth 81.
COOK for country place at raston, Penn.
must he thoroughly competent: wages 500
HoUsEwoRK. general. white grri wanted J..
small family, no washing: room and boa rd .
state age and full particulars Mrs. stroh
io5 Bodell 81. Freeport, y, I.
HOusEwORKER, washing aud cleaning:
country. Call 1o-i2 o'clock Saturday room
se2. Madison sv.
NtfRgEs The Caledonian Hospital offers a
nine months course IN medical, surrical
and maternity nurglnG 20 young women be-
tween the age OF 20 and IS years. For par
ticuisr5 apply Superintendent. % Woodruff
av, Brooklyn.
NURSE wanted trained. for infants care
must have references. Apply % Mrs n
Roscnzveis. 7iH Wcst End av
OFFICE assistant. familiar typewrltlng.
stenography, take charge her department.
Rarlg. 1914 Broadway.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

Furniture.
SlN roll top mahogany desks 10 sections OF
iron lockers and several tables. Apply
TOM ROGERS, James McCreery Co., 3
w. 34th.
Typcwrirers.
DON'T miss this chance; over 100 tvpewrit-
ers, all makes. all prices. QUEENS COM
IANf, $50 Jackson aY., o9th ST.. Bridge
Plaza Long Island City.
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BLOCK ISLAND, r. I.--ooean Breeze Farm
vegetables. milk, eggs and chickens from
farm fish. HOLSTERS and clans. Mrs
CHARLES II. MITCHELL. phone 2s-J, boz
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG woman wants furnished room a
Corona. Flushing or Bayside. with privat,
family. 76i Herald. ESQ Bway.
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NIassa cl,usetts.

WOULD rent my palatial residence. nea
Onset Bay, for the season for $500: famil
of adults preferred. Address Box 1S2, Ware
ham! Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
News of Fifty Years Ago

'From the Richmond Dispatch. June IL. 1919
Twenty-six ablc-hodi"d and busy citizens OF
Richmond left here last night in charge OF
he city sergeant Of Alexandria They were
rauled Of 30 that city $" that twelve Of them
r1ay be selected try James Boswell. charged
with the murder OF a small colorcd girl. There
has been so much talk of the case in Alex
andria jury Of "unmadc- y minds" could
not bc obtained there.
since the great Hood of last year which
overlooked the T'urfoot coal pits in Chesterfield
County the pumps have Lccn kept well at
work day and night, and 10000 gallons OF
water have bccn pumped out daily
Tho police are right after the hoy., Of the
city who fight rock battles and arc determined
to break ii up. Several OF the Rutchcrtown
cats" arrested by policemen yesterday
and viii have a hearing before Justice White
tina morning.
I'll. bronze statue OF Washington was placed
upon It's pedestal in Monroe square yesterday
This is a fac-simile OF Houdons and was east
by Hutard
The first peaches Of the scason-nnc ones
too-w"rc on the market yesterday They
came from Doko 5. c.
Colycr and JACK Finn, who were concerned
i'm the recent Kcrscy- White prize night. and
%h" wer" indicted by the Henrco County
grand jury. have been arrested in Norfolk
and vii! he brought back 10 Richmond
Millld'n ''hhdin oN itiCfWohi. mas patented
process and apparatus for the manufacture
~ sparkling wines.
The Christian denomination contemplate the
erection, this year Of church in Norfolk
Tho intense heat has driven many people
from the city To the mountains considerably
SOME than they ar" In the habit OF taking
tho summer outing.
dispatch from Berlin dated yesterday.
says: Berlin presents AN unparalleled appear
NJ iNIi Tl,,. ,it, ~,
rcoPl, from all parts % Germany and other
countries Of Europe Quite a numtcr OF
Americans also here. Preparations for
The great event OF tomorrow-the triumpha
entry o. the German army into the capital Of
tho empire are about completed.