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, 1922-10-17
DRINKING HOLDS
GREAT HEALTH PROBLEM

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct H.
Widespread drinking OF .moon-
shine" has become an important
public health problem. ]. H. Dorzn.
head Of the Industrial alcohol and
chemical division of the federal pro
hlhltion commissioners office told
the pure food and drug section OF
the American Public Health associ.
alton In session here today
, 1922-10-17

ldeaer in the house, expresses his
belief that the general results Of
the accomplishments of the Repub-
Lean sixty-sixth and s~ixty-serenfh
congresses have been so helpful to
American welfare that they viii not
fail to appeal to the American peo-
pie.-
, 1922-10-17
BUS FRANCHISE GRANT AGAIN
DEFERRED BY CASPER COUNCIL
Project Taken Up In Executive Session
This Afternoon; Recommendations
For Health Program Adopted

Action has not yet been taken by the city council to-
ward the letting of a bus franchise for 20 years 90 some bus
for running BUSES on the streets of Casper. At the
council meeting Monday night the fact was brought out that
an executive session with time to go over the entire matter
would be necessary before anything could be done. An
, 1922-10-17

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-state
Senator Edwin H. Ware. Republican
leader. OF Philadelphia. died at his
home in Amber. near here. He was
so years old.
, 1922-10-17
Bear Is Stain
And Cooked in
Same Kitchen

ASTORIA. Ore. Oct. 17.-Cook
house attaches of the SADDLE Noun
tain Logging company's camp serv-
ed steaks today from a $50 pound
bear which they slew yesterday
with cleavers and clubs when 1t
walked nonchalantly into the
kitchen.
, 1922-10-17
SPEED RECORD
I'm AIR FLIGHT
BIG SURPRISE

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, Oct. 10y The Associated
Pressl-Aeronautcal engineers and army and navy experts
at Seltridge field were specializing today as to what might
be the next unheard of aerial feat. They came here a week
ago prepared for surprises but none had expected to see a
human being plunge through space at nearly 400 feet a sec
, 1922-10-17
IN
JAIL BREAK
THO Escape from Los Angeles Jail by
Holding Up Guards, Assaulting Turn
key and Robbing Postal Employee of
automobile; Gun Was Struggled In =

LOS ANGELES. Oct 17--Herbert Wilson, known by po-
ice and federal operatives as a master criminal" convicted
Of murder of his pal, Herbert Cox, escaped from the county
Jail here today with another convicted murderer. Adam
Ward; and Guido Spignota, held on a robbery charge.
The trio outside the jail, held up a postoffce employe and
, 1922-10-17
IRE
BEING CHILLED
IN NEW OBE
OF CRIME CASE
Brother of WIDOW
Is asked to Tell
What He KNOBS
of HaH-MiLIs Muir
der Case

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Oct.
17--hrs- Frances Stevens Hall and
her eccentric brother. VIII c. Ste.
vens. werc taken TO the court house
by Detective Fred David shortly
after II o'clock today for further ex.
animation by authorities investlgat-
ing tho murder Of the Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Relnhardt Mills.
, 1922-10-17
LATE FLASHES

wAsHINGT0N-The t~reasury's
new offering Of $500. ooo.oo OF AZ
per cent so-year bonds has been
oversubscribcd approximately 81
ooo.ooc.ooo It was announced by
S~ecrrtary Mellon.
, 1922-10-17

wAsHINGToN-President Hard.
ing In a letter to Representative
Mondell Of Wyoming. Republican
, 1922-10-17

LIE B0URGET. France The
French aviators. Lieutenant Bos-
soulrot and NJ. Brouhin, who at
tempted to beat the American dura-
tion flight at San Diego, Cal, by
Lieutenanfs MacReady and Kelley,
remained In the air 81 hours, ID
minutes, 50 seconds. The record Of
MacReady and Kelly was IS hours,
16 minutes, 80 seconds.
HONOLULU = Wallace Rider
Harrington, governor of Hawai-.
narrowly escaped death when the
saaplane in which he was rsturning
from Many Island to Honolulu,
caught fire and landed ii the sea
near Pearl Harbor. The governor
swan until he was picked up by an
other plane.
, 1922-10-17

V~snizelos Not Out
for President, He
Says; Thrace Is
Being Evacuated

ATHENS, Oct. 17.-(By
The Associated Press.)-The
campaign to make Greece a
republic, launched directly
after the return from Paris of
the new foreign minister,
Nicholas Politis. prominent Ven
~izelist. a strongly aroused the roy
allst newspapers.
Nea Hlmera, declares that in Its
Judgment h Greek people will over
whelmingly oppose the idea OF a re
public at the coming elections. aad
that at any rate they would distrust n
republic presided over by NJ. Ven
iselos.
, 1922-10-17

LONDON. Oct. 10y The All.
ISOLATED Press) = Former Premier
venizeios OF Greece declined today TO
discuss tho, report from Athens that
a republican movement Is on o o in
Greece with tho object OF making
yenizelos president but he declared he
was irrevocably determined to retire
to private life as o o rs the Turkish
peace treaty was signed
81 decided at the time Of the eiec,
ton two years not TO return &c
politics." he said
, 1922-10-17
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and Wednesday. wsrn-
- tonight n In southeast portion
wednesday.
, 1922-10-17
The Casper Tribune

Two editions daily: largest circuit.
ton OF any Newspaper in Wyoming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
Farms in Sunny Southern Jersey

Free list. map and photos describing farm
barGans around "BEACTIFuL VINE
LAND" Many require only $500 cas- ;
stocked and equipped. Write today or call.
EfNELAND FARM AGENCY
$40 c Lands ave-. NinelanL y. J.
IL ACRES. all cleared, fenced high state
Of cultivation: large Groom house good
barn; at MonrOeyille: $4,000; 'mmediat" pos
session. COULTER CO, offices Ceilings
wood. Westmont. Maple Shade. Bell phones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
LOST AND FOUND
Legal ADVERTISEMENTS

,s.ss5=i, ESTATE OF ANNA ". Wiiiupo upos
So Observation-Disclosures testamehtai,9s 9,sa aed
the est.,te "f Anna NJ. Williams, decssa,s1m~. s,om.
having been granted TO Fidelity Truis,d uisn,desisi
pany and Jacob Snare. all persons MAKE ~
ment, and those having claims lsa"sst
saline to present them, without de,as'a
Office OF the said company, NO"
Chestnut sissst Fhl'adsS'R&H!eiy sS'R& ,. or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE anv number Of clients who are
des!rous Of securing Industrial propositions
OF all kinds. including the purchase OF plants.
vacant ground. etc,. particularly in the
northern part Of tho city; We are specialists
" tne hahuiSns. OF lnausulhl pIhhls; ana
communicate with US 1T once.
LANARD ANlLBUND
Denckla Bldg. Walnut O3So.
WE HAVE a demand for properties in all
sections OF the city,, - YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE lNSCRES REAL SERVICE,
a. T.. RUSSELL.
NE. cor. 18th snd Taskcr sts
Real Estate Mortgages Insurance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
Farm Near Phila. $4,000 Income

SIX COWS. horees. poultry, implements. incu-
bators. feed included: % ncres. handy r. r.
M Mtown: =: acres ttllage: s-cow pasture; orchard;
Called away. $4a5o part cash Catalos
ti;,. tfireH; YIN; II. Absalom. ~ Main St. Mt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARDING

WOMAN. elderly. wishes room md board.
West Philadelphia. A S21. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
FAIRvIEW

|@1XlEW--We are selling and renting new
&nG 3 room brick dwellings,. with every
fo0ee. IN this beautiful suburb; call
M ~ y. explain our terms. Office.
- Kearnargs roads. Faisview.
- eglsp A3Tkst q: yssry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
HELP WANTED-MALD

lcitor: Masons preferred; oid-esta biish:J
house; house; opportunity executive. n. i0tS,
ASSISTANT In purchasing department. vbo
livery of materials on the delivery date.
viii be necessary to be a good correspondent
when writing give list OF past emnIoWsrss'
also age and salary expected. Address B "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or exchange for Phila. real es-
stucco house on lot s9xlGO. at Springfield,
Del. County; IL min. fran Goth ST. Terminal
All particulars ut 5O2 :. 4th St. Phila.
FOUR lots at Wildwood. y. J., value $4,000
and lots at Stone Harbor. value $4,000:
trade TO- Phi!a. equities. RElNHART. 1924
Chestn .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALI

CHAMBERWORK-Yo girl desires pos.
ton. chamberwork and mend!ng or asst"
with children. Phone Oak Lane $3.50. -
COOK - Lady wishes to place competent
young Danish cook about May I. Address
Mss Nissen, care Mrs. c. Ahlers. 1877 Bouls'
ward Summit. N. Y. ell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
WILLOW GROVE
A HOME-I HAVE IT

Houses and bungalows;, improvemsnts;
large lots: $4,000 up: good value. fhohe
AaIboro 10. GOESSLER. Hatboro. -
BRICK pebble-da sh corner dwelling. l. rms.
and bat hotwater heat, lot S'Xl2o, Win
garage; close 10 train ana troley' PRICE
$500
g. G. MCNAMARA. Elkins Park. Pa.
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EVENING PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED to rent by small adult family q
modern furnished house or apartment con-
venient to TRANSPORTATION between Overbrook
sS fTyn oaSs rent N 70 sss.n
WANTED to rent. q comfortable. modern
Main Line not beyond Ardmore: convenient
10 TRANSPORTATION: rent to besin Sept.
or -octooer l.. A p1O.- Ledger Onlce.
WE HAVE clients who will purchase nomes
YOU want to sell. list your houses with us:
no charge unless successful. Whiteside 4
Mcl.anahar,. 10Th and Pine sts. .-
wANTED-Factory. 80. 900 So. IT,. on 2
floors; ! acre ground: must have r. r.
HRert Hall Land n iIe fR2n sGs sprase sS pS,cas asis
real. ESTATE quickly sold by our modern
sales methods; list Your property with us
for prompt service. p. .. Box 542. Phila.
CAN SELL. rent. exchange or MORTGAGE
charges tsoOGt HE aao sGdffsse fsts
THREE.sToRY modern residence in West
I hAMHsso HsotE I CO. cttSOGTSsi7 Ts7 walnu. st.
WILL open a branch Office At 5oOS n. 9Th;
Henry c. sinsx. Rsaitor. laie PassyusiE' ni'sSs ave-
CLIENTS waiting for apt. Property: over
- REINHART. 1924 Chestnut.
PROPERTIES wanted in 3otn Ward: buyers
prSnp. rs,urn dRlsGoM. Sico cSihsfsss cGhisfiss
nor,SWes sV Sare esft' Win RRrFERT99 tss tas
results. 233s w, Huntington st.
RENTS and interest collected; prompt re.
turns. GIBSON, $40 $. Broad:
Factories. Warehouses. Manufacturing Floors
FACTORIES :, and warsh2usss for sale or
80. 900 SO. II: have buyers waiting.
DIETER1CH. 731 Walnut
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

OWNER modern business property valued
$50. 900. rented Packard Motor 10 years
lease. will exchange for Philadelphia apart
mtnt house: details required for attention.
= 1909, Ledger Office
PRACTICALLY new B-rOom house: all con-
veniences: located near Oregon and 18th
sts, will consider exchanging for sedan
$1,000 equity. SIT. Ledger Office.
CENTRAL commercial building. equity
exchange for 5-s,ory Investment houses
LAMB & CO.. 737 Walnut ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

4929-3l y. 5TH.--Rapidiy growing bus sec
beautiful modern stores. apis. copper
screcred sun DarlOrs: gas kitchens: hwd.
floors. h-w. heat: separate cleo. meters
large yards; suitable any business: financed
or satisfactory leases. Apply 40 Ruscomb.
GARAGE and dwelling AppIy l.. Fine
RnaIlY Co. rs Spring Carbon St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
SECURITY Statesmen

q, .ni,is nSXe an opening for live wires cap,s,.
common; real leads furnished and U1nus %nusN q
cooperation: Sb00. 900 orders now 1mussa! nn ~!
working capital and production OF ordsc. lof M
hand. Only producers who can furnish IN IN
Pest or ,rrcterences need apply. ilT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
wYNCOTE
A DESIRABLE list of properties in Wyncote
JENKINTOWN TRUST COMPANY
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN

NEW s-room dwelling. with barn and G
acres land
T,ight-room dwelling, with conVeniencesi
acre land with fruit. berries near uepct
and high school.
One-acre lots near depot and high school.
Other property OF every description,
OIrIG z EnIlnN ClnNIOn- Y i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

ATLANTIC CITY-TURNIsHED
APARTMENT - Corner apart-
ment; beautifully furnished:
rooms. consisting of llvirAx
room. dining room, kitchen and
bath. bedrooms. large Inclosed
porch: garage: fine location; 4
exposures; very reasonably
priced for summer season. 43OI
Winchester ave-. Chelsea. Owner
on premises.
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HELP wANrrn =. >. -. !

j.
SALESMAN --7------s
VINO h" is 0VE inhsr.nSsr,va lSr 2 partiouiar typ. a,
ston ana rssssa1e."sf q oY,a.cns 'sss 10y
wScLpn Ton you may be that ps yCvr cr preAssi
less Than sSoB B5ase ~ positcn ;su,ss 10 ss,,n ,nsn
arrange for interview. ~"' sprucs olis a
sAtLEsMAN t cement - rmm.6,... ----.-.
,,snt. Or experienced salesman Tor By. ,epenlae
or buiiSvH ,sspsrience selling Iii
trips; single man preferred 'Ake proloNssi
ioy no cs1sr csssl.s e training and d .sivin
SsSsrsds New YoTs ,ecSS|Hs..; q
auires the services Of a frs,co,i. journal rS
ss,ssy ss na on 'nd%stris nrms in ILL., .solIct
elusive territory; stste :,p permanent and
to obtain lnssEy!ew N Msf fossn ossnd 1SSSsl!a 1S%Ssl!aas!
,r,.u .,,. SALESMAN INC;
niiw aawer,,as TDes ana rubber. necessities
jsSbns snt snd SsoSs sS ds',s VI
sIrnd ssPlendid Cooperation; protecteSs ure trad;
N loo. Iedser ofics references nseeasSrr,,; nseSr,;
sALEsMEN-Experie .no.1.7,-
perma nent Mfo can prove their past ssls
SSa .es fsSis sassr 'SsS Ss. ia "S nsrtss: tSs%
SALESMAN ILsYAN for twine, rope and
rsrjs, sNins full particulars resn.ad13eIphia.
b. ISst. A.iase' A.iasassse' "a. earnings. ETC.. 3
sALEtsMA4M-wsn.sd. ust. An wherton School -
Asrrl:surs.1 1l1PsSsn' PS.s Adding MaehiSs' q:
SALESMAN for PhiIadeip6la and .,--,s
f-r,yass. petroleum. products. sNichiys
ST.. New YorE Company. I6s BrSSs!G S!
usts wiiiins aT wcrRsTr: fSr us h%SSsehod %s. prod
road rare; rapid advancement. .,nd ana rail
snneT.snee ,. and refs. OIL LED ser % orIs.t rHIst
ceptionsi sSilty ~ you NJ; are man with y.
established organization seiiing over. Yer. well.
terrtorv:s anSss mas an opening for you iSe in PesH'
sandins we 70 oiisr msT % o9 sssssh sood character sSs
on on. liberal liberal commission basis. p gIpeeeGartyiT
ALESMEN-Two speciality salo,,,.-
bofni GfHiai%n,sd % with the retail grocery N e.
sna tsaSsi tsrsai ,Sorf Sorf ";
sa.:on and rei Eeaars' ssn e 'HtSaTs: Had: xs,!.T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. real csis,s 1;9a.
IN % South he jerssy jsrssst rssl estate svssS
aya s; NJ F9om q tas Market st.. ca%dssnps Ssisps
sAnEsMEN caE,sSn.s to secure wiring and nstr-.
leads 'far,s facni.,od. OF d2,m9nth payment psr..
who oualify' vSaiawwllnns Siawlns sccount to thcss;;
l4o n: IIth st. ''''' Electric q.
sALEsMEN-.Good live wires ,o al, -
Gate health and accident policis. Gp.te:
oS oX strong old.Dne company; viii nnsNsS n.susS
3 Msnler sSaa .e is,s s%iI,s pisSenSg Se ghss; ss;;
ASMEM sss nsiionaIv r handle new line Of b.v,.
sion paid. Call 1918 Fiibart st. SommiH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
LARGE rooms and bath. electric light. IN.
detached, Fairmount Park loc. rent $50
Apply u. Elliott. ll12 Chestnut. FIJI. 3S6S
FOR SUMMER months furn shed, o rms
-, Ith and Columbia ave-: refs.
WM. SADLERS SONS. 1926 Columbia ave.
2222 PINE ST.-Ten rooms, 2 baths. elec. |:
just renovated: rent sl2O: open for inspec.
lion. Kilinger. 73l Walnut st.
400 y. sTH sT---Larse store and dwg-. IL
rms. baths. gas and cleo In every rm,
1lG SPRING GARDEN-store and i2-room
dwelling.
5Oi y. FRANkLIN-Dwelling, II rooms and
hath. gas and elec. In every .oom
cETTRAIl 2faess gS9d ilght asona6le
FOR RENT-.N. e;. cor. gath & Walnut; the
entire block all modern. Apply within.
WILL ERECT building, 10000 to loo. 900
SQUARE feet. plETERICH. I31 Walnut st
business Propcrties and Stores
SHOW ROOM for rent. North Broad at. "a.
II. frontage, floors 5000 50. IT, eleva tor
and rear entrance; suitable for automobile
agency or accessories: located irr heart Of
automobile district. = 140l ledger Office
FOR RENT on long lease business property
on north side of Market st. below Goth ST
Apply EDWARD J. KIRCHNER,
1901 stephen Grard Bldg. Phila
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

STORES apartments. furnished houses. H.
Hope. 1904 y. Broad ST. Wyoming 4537
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
NEW Jersey FARMS

FINE HOME IN suburban town. y hr
Phila by electric line: stores. SCHOOLS.
churches; refined neighborhood: .. acre lot:
% fruit trees. AL kinds berries nicely.
painted dive llinS with rooms. bath running
water. heater. gas. electricity. telephone
old shade; poultry house for 100 hens: owt.,r
mSiudes r garden crops and - voying hens
seen 10 be appreciated. Other farms. Wal
ter DeCamp. - Cooper st. Woodbury.. y. ]
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SALESMAN

Decidedly advantageous position for a ma,
more than ordinarily active, who ia wall an anI
quainted with influential business men. vi. .a
state experience and why disenEaged rrans
last connection. Full particulars upon In
terview only. Please name suit bbIpoh m
for appointment. "''e 'iIno
1895. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

sALEsMAN-l'rintInR experience, salary
, ana COMMISSION Gorman Printing "a
n. Il. corner 5th and Green sts W.
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Observation-Disclosures

NEW broom houses. Colonial design. brick
and stone; lots 2SX130: rental 500 and
so per month. Car No. 80 on 5th to 300
Rising Sun ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

SUBt!RBS-i5 minutes from i.road nn'Lt s.
StatioG; home with large ground; modern
in every way: central plant heat. garage:
I to II rms, | to 8 baths. $50 to SIo5 per
month. Phone Wind 4l2O r. or Brumbaugh.
SprLce 5BTO,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
NEW JERsEY-SUBURBAN
HADDONFIELD

BUNGALOW apartments. furnished,
rooms and bath. porches. large grounds
old snade: suit small family with semi.
invalid: ideal environment for rest or re.
covery. Phone Haddonfeld l72 II, Locust
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22
ERDENuEIM TERRACE
Gl.ENslDE

EOTTMAN AVE, home lots near Rising sun
ave.. Ss5 cash. 81 monthly; choice loca-
tion, send for plan. {. PEMBERTONS Jrn
4 g. 18th st.
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MOORESTOWN ,'s;,. EIsssns Colonial 9aad.o.., res.

MRI INCTON Handsome brick res
7, SSsNs~'NoAS'' II rooms. all improv.; ;
q t9ot location Dresser, BURLINGTON, " J.
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FERN ROCK

IL ROOMS. ! bath. stone house: also
rooms, bath, bungalow; furnished or un-
furnished. at Westtown station. Pa. c. NJ.
VAIN. WesttOwn u. o., Pa.
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WAYNE

WAYNE-BUY NOW; finest property: low
price: house southern exposure: large lot:
many outbuidngs old trees: 10 minutes
walk to station; terms: NO AGENTS. A
COL, Ledger Office
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COLLINGSWOOD

NEW HOUSE ON an improved 50, With q
rooms. bath, large attic. all modern con-
vsniences; inclos,d porch; just being com
pisted; s65O0 can be financed on $1,000
COLlIINGSWOOD REAL ESTATE CO. 700
Haddon ave, Phone Col. 1883 or sC5 for
Sunday appointment
BRICK HOUSE. with q rooms, bath. con-
r q veniences. that Ii within ! square OF train
md trolley; can be hnancCd on $1,000. COLI
l1.IN0SWOOo real. ESTATE CO., 72G
HAddOn ave. Phone Col 1858 or s85.
stokes AVE.--sG50O; new. frame. 2h
story. roo ms and bath: al conyeniences:
IN Int hUxlJ0 feet. Phone IIlddonfcd 36l
w. 0r ColllngswoOd S85.
CoLLlNGSwOOD, ". J.-Delightful modern
" hsose, rooms, inclosed porch garage,
q. best loca tion. 947 Park ave.
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LOGAN
Stofes and Dwellings

4T36 y. 1lTH--9 rms. garage: $s5. ApplS
H. g. SIMMER. 50l3 y. 9TH st.
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SMALL BIJoU HOMEs-Just 9: modern
vosn and complete ID for the mos; fas,dous
HOPE. Sr., 1921 Nedro Ave.
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ROXBOROUGH

CORNER . main streets: fine 3-story dwell
Ing: hot-water heat. electricity. . room 3
and bath: frst-class condition. front and
side entrances: garage; $500. Newman &
Ball. $3.50 Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

station. 20 miles from Terminal: excellent
stone road. charming environment. whole
shower available p 1898 Ledger Ofilce.
GTN.-Gretnor. 1872 L. Walnut lane-De-
lishtful 2dhoor. rms, mod; cows. excel.
homo cooking. individual service, large living
room. porches and lawn: reas. Gtn. 9sso.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-22

18TH COURTLAND-Cc-. ST. re g. dwg cleo
Lande & Menkn. All n. Broad. Wyo. 1915
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

~ N01H11O ~ = 3N 0 IV ID
BROAD ST.. s; 415. H., squares Hotel
hon Waiton-Br lnd-new exclusive apartment
mouse. . large. sunny rooms. bath and
kltchenette. hot-watsr heat. continuous hot
water. parauetrry floors. silver electric wall
sJIohces' color scheme In gray ard Ivory; fur
nished BY Van Solver: 500. Spruce G.63.
AFT. large rm. and bath, suitable for /
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This morning at seven o'clock Nu-
ptial- High Mass at ST. Philips Ca
tholic church occurred the marriage
of Miss Frances Elizabeth McManus
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Me-
Manus of this city, and Leo Patrick
Mccormack of Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Rev. Father Fraling officiating.
The bride was given in marriage.
by her father. She was attended by
Miss Charlotte Mary Mcdonald of
this city and Joseph Anthony Weldon
of Winnipeg acted as groomsman.
The bride was attired in midnight
blue poiret twill gown, white bead
trimmed, wore picture hat of
pheasant shade velvet, >ornamented
with pheasant plumes and carried
a boquet Of brides roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Mcdonald wore a
navy poiret twill gown with grey
squirrel and bead trimming and a
large black and silver hat and carried
an arm boquet of pink roses.
=. After the ceremony Il wedding
breakfast was Served at the home of
the brides parents to the bridal party
their relatives and immediate friends.
The dining room was tastcfully dec
Grated with autumn leaves, roses and
fall flowers, pink and white being
the color scheme. The breakfast was
served by Mrs. Clarence Nelson,
Miss Flora Mcdonald and Miss Lucy
LaFontisee.
The bride is popular young lady
having made her home here for many
years and has wide circle of
friends. ire groom is business man.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-04
METHODIST MISSIONARY. " =
SOCIETY MEETS THURSDAY

The %Women's; Home Missionary
Society Of the, Methodist church cor
daily invites the members land
friends to meet "Aunt Jerusha"Hat
the Home Mission study class. tor be
held Thursday afternoon at R:30 at
the home Of Mrs. O.1W. Otrey, 1918
Park avenue. Mrs. P. L. Brown will
have charge of the devotional. New
text books have been received and
plans have been made for the fol-
lowing year. Study class will take
"In the Tread Of the Races" with
Mrs. Elwell as reviewer Mrs: Da-
ner will act as story teller for an
the Vanguard Of the Races" Mrs.
Wells will be Reader for the after
noon. Mrs. Bagley asks that all mem
bers study their mission papers, as
she will have charge Of the egnimas.