davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

converted a host of dyspeptics into
real, live people. Those gloomy
memories OF sour stomach. gassiness
heartburn, fullness and stupidity
have given way to a seat the table
and hungry order for red hots and
cabbage. Get GO cent box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets today of
any druggist and note how nicely
your stomach behaves and how diff
ferent the world looks after a square
meal. al.-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

A process has been invented In
England for introduclng rubber Into
papor to give II high tensile strength.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15

For teacher OF auction bridge
Call Usage S62i.--Advertisem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-15
CALL DYSPEPTICS
TO DINNER
Bill of Fare Is Red Hots and Cab
bage. Hot Mincc, Cheese, Coffee
and Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.

The practice OF following me Is
with n Stua~t's Dyspepsia Tablet has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

But your flock couldn't lay eggs
# You had II many bugs, worms and
beetles eating tho crops a. there are
on our farm, went on Bddy Hen.
l.'h" Air",IHI". the dog. Nh" was begin
ming 10 feel sh" might be partly 10
hlam" because Farmer Browns farm
was 50 poor.
',Cork-a d"odlo do. We cat bugs
and worms and beetles. too - crowrd
k"d 'mnh Nv" cat them and help
say" Farmer Whites crops. And
when W" eat them tn" farmer doesn't
hav" 10 feed lis 80 much in summer
time. Thus h" can feed us more in the
winter Iim","
,GobhI"' Gohhle We gobble bugs
bablcd Farmer Whites turkeys. ''Wc
are IN" H"rrct of the luck that makes
him rich. We save his crops from
posts and "" grow fat for THANKSGIVING
Day and Christmas. Gobble. G0bblc !,
W" mako the farm rich :"
'fhoc, Gh"o' We eat as many bugs
and worms and beetles ~ hens and tur-
keys together. "hnrt"rcd III" birds in
Farmer Whites trees. I'VE nrc the
secret Of I'll" luck that makes this farm
rich. W" save tho crops and make our
homes NOR" pleasant at tn" same time. 4"
Jack and Janet and Rcnnio Brown
and Daddy Dog stared AT l,iddy Hon
nd Mrs. Red Turkey and the birds.
Fh">" had >ani tnHt Farmer Brown s
farm was p""H because bugs and worms
and beetles rI!ued the crops. They
might have holp"I destroy tho bugs and
worms and beetles rs tho chickens. tur-
keys and blrI> on Farmer Whites rich
| farm had done.
"CIucll, r1u,k. Exrmso mo. please,
! hav" Thought "f something | must do
! Mt hr,t,I i,l ,I i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
T.\CONY

IlH~I%. r HILL S"c., sc'.. .' r..,'
II" g ,laa.h., c,"c.. n.y.. ' ''...' ?.
a. Gr.r ron; tear gar.; To- h-\'' -e~
F., 'u-T R.G4 Estate II. RI- e, r..' - -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

Sul'TH ARDMORE-Ncw at,rartlyc apart-
m"nt>, rooms and BATH with or without
SAraSe. r. N. Barnes. II y. GO,h \;
rhon" sherwood "lOl
IAHSnrWNE Frst-foor, housekeeepins
apt, rcnnished; priv. porch. rs owen ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

o. IA tiE and snrrt'nents: HcI'n ~ 1Na n, -
Park nets rs per cent on tuNcs' ren'.
RclTnnrt. lIni Chestuur st $"r-,C J., :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
Also see advertisements in |
in urr"pt.iug columns.
tR tNkFORp

.u.~ Ii}ARLE c0rrrr Tro?e"'S q" ~'. ...i
..'"r, c0LN"nleHCe traC.uls .''. ,r.U
'ur srl.,-'. + 80. i"GE"r N'1U
-TDRE. properties and garages ,'r-.
~rIy El.s lJ34 Ol,r.us'"' - tn: i-,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

= = In Ia ht., ga. -'. '.'uu.
Williams Williams g." .r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
DREAMAND ADVENTURES
Secret cf the Riches
by DADDY

Jack. Ianct. Bonnie Brown and
Uqddv Don seek TO ICGrn Why fHrmCr
W'hitc'x form is rich ami Farmer
Rroiru's foIm Is poOr H'dS art
GnimnIH jrom Farmer Rro'cn jnrm,'
oil thju 0ud diSrOur0OCd. 90 W'th
tkCm 10 Farmer whites huPpy tdrm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

Factories. Warehouses, Manufacturing Floor,
TWo-sToRY modern building; 4 street
rarticajars apply Francis J. Dovi.' rcaltor,
82s.3o f. Allegheny ave. Gar. o4as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

WILL. SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE
= rooms; al crnvcniences: ! fireplacos: over
al' HCr., SHADE. fruit, possession: photos.
ETERS & SON,60S CHESTNUT ST. ,PIIIT.A
Also see advertisements In large type
in preceding columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA

1901 CNESTEE-BoautIful first floor cor.
nor apartment rooms and bAtI. s1iS;
IL chelor npartm, nj, . rooms aud brth $40:
in handsome,E alpOinted apartment housc
Tav'"r e. son 81 $. 40rh
CNTSCALIY attractive rooms and bath a
h"drUnms), private porch; hardwood floors;
S~S JHn'tOr, ~ :. E0th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

CORNER STORE AND DWELLING -- Six
rooms and bath and large store; Elmwood
~ condition; wonderful location for any
business; rr CO sll.5oo; $1,000 IN cash req.
EDWARD wASSERMAN
24l4 s. 63d at
Phone, Woodland 4lS4 or Woodland s4Sa w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
,,5 rsTITE OF JAMES sPOrTIsWoODE

mm,s,ra'toM = / %1on ihI :, r'ia" Cp A
JAMES sPOTTISWuNI'E IAfETnEE EETTnEErI q
oon.od having been Er-.n,rl 10 finnt:a11
T%1 rWf'Si, 1%ii ""nMTA%Y, ali persons indebted \
,nc rn' Said csIatc are requested to MAXI. make
III" ,,o,, @"'o and rhosc having claims against y
'r .Nn me TO rr"sen, th"n', without cen Ge,s' sSS.
nCNrr Of ne said ro'nr""! Nus
Chestnut st. '"''" William r. GEsT,
presidenty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

WESTMINSTER AVl: - 5000.
i~G q Nrlv. Raragrs ,"i""l'at" i"-~
heIi, FiTIPATRlCk. i@+' Gn'h ..
Also see advertisements in I"rGc type
in nrrCr, ing CnlIiInnh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
22l6 GREEN STREET

20 r0oms 9 baths 8 Apartments and dH.-g
ha %, Si1, OOn. Wei fnancei, uewy renovated
ALBERT HALL INC.
Lard Tile EIdg.
604 W. Lehigh MSd;sn 2s,;so, s.a,,.r... sa,> 70;
ec.r'c, business tY,ure: Possession. SS7IO.
VE'RN y STANTON 825 Witherspooa D.ds
IDEA! PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE with
Trsc'i-o, Will .n:.oiuce. leaving STATE
A;l',y +Ug finance bts.. between 9:3l and
y \ ". No te,"phone communications
goo BLOCK on r@,h st--S houses. $500
Zach. rent SIS, porch from. : rooms an'
fo.l AZ. lia;.s 1904. East AS
@269 BLACK 0>- Eth ST. - II r.o~rs
aII ba'., a.crrr.c; Al Con!!iIou, r~as0r..
ali GOODNAE MAYBACM, lstn and
Susql"hennn ave ve.-- -
~ F.XCi-P7' good buy tor investor big cor.
IrOIrl;y. - rms. 2 baths. hlE :. ,.e, !otng
D. business Tr.ced tCr qIck SAFE. =.
y II - ~ 2L--N RlIRa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMrN:
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG married couple desire 4 or 4 ro1
uniurnshen apartment with lam. .ol
urban Of WNst Philadelphia: state pril
4 .dnnr ONlcn ~ Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
- rsT,rEOF ". II. &. HOWELL, .

- ,n,cd Letters t'.l .lhm'mldrr w
tho ,s,',rc "f IS. ~. q. Howell: drceasJ
nSy,ng boon grs'tod 70 FIdrIitN Tr";,i Tr,M,,s so9
mnny, Howell II. Hanson ana L',I,sn ,Rs al
Hanson. all persons ndehir! I" @,,smy IN. Ak
rsI.ie nr, rcuiirsr,d to make itNIhe., ",
,h"a" ha,mE clatm@ aSnn.' IA" game Naii
present tn,m. without I"Ia}' ~. ~ ~, 1ne ChsS
81 me- sald Company. nos ''-@'ddl '"e'Y
nut street. PhIlUG' lrhia,, - GrsT. |
" '' t,rosIdant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
-. vsr,rr or LOUISE BEMIs y

LoR; deceased "sca ,bs state q Of LorI3
sT', T "orsons indebted to the sn;d na:. +:,a,s
rno,orcstc% "a, to make payment ana ,nosS d.s0, nS ~,
rlatms aE&,nst tn" me, oc,n. y" ~ the q
iinnnv wi,m%M, "SiSs' KS. Sa5.3al Cnesnu' st" fn
delphla. WILLIAM r. GEST, Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

zoo RlCCE : GOTH ST --N -d-rr -'u.s or
apartment; good business ,'cdt!nu. possess
sion ". y silver. Inc 81 :. 69'a s..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

?l5 :. 18TH ST. Modern 2-story home In
closed porch, heated. @ rooms bath. hot
water h"nt. electric light hardwood hoors
like new immediate Possession
WILLIAM NJ. KNATH, inc.
Sherwood lilo 0O'h Hni trv'rr SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

- dccrnsrd--I.etr"rs toslamsntarg
the estate Of l"nmga9 N + yr6ETIrY EianS TRv
hHSinS >";" I'll rErsons Indebted TO ne
ss,aIa n,'M.NiS are rcaucs stcd to make payment
" Vh"ss GI,InG claims nR"iH'' tTf ths cfScs
prescn, ih"m, ,nnsnv, w'1Ho' N"s. S25.3Sl ch'''I|
stree. PhiItadeiphia. wM p GEsT,
PrasldtnLN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
80 ESTATE or HANNAH +. E'A|

" presIlin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
APARTMENTS
CRAWFORD
THE MONTEVISTA

THE MONIEVlSTA
CAD AND OXFORD SITS
EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
Ore OF the most imuosnG and substan-
legation n re sxcins,ye oysrbrook sectiSn:
New addition --'ust -conta'nlns
ha N and kitchcnette' all modern appoint.
ments dinine-room service: meals optional.
ELEVATOR SERVICE
T'le2noGs e GoI.E, IGEerMsTsSaE MSaA&ER &Gas
LANTERN LANE"-ArIIstic village with
E"k S,a q = n s ss M rna
homes onested as apartments: ! rooms
"2a chm IEsS fet co"ns 2 HG! nT'
WALNUT ST, 2olo = Select nciEhhorhood,
beautiful and 3 room apartmsr,s; hard.
Phone Preston 3G42
FOUR ROOMS. hath and kitchencttc, hot
water heat. electric light. janitor service;
large. sunny rooms minutes walk to city
Hal Phone Locust 1879. between 10 \. NJ.
VERY %,{r.gltvc nGnr,m"n,; 1awly panorHd
private baths and porchoa. ,ake route . on
Ar.h st. - c1rner of 2Gth aud Aspcn SITS.
CphuNADo APIS. I'D and Chestnut stH,--
with oJs ms @ % n no f %d Mo nnln
Octohcr l. exclusiic tenancy; moderate rent-
ST,ucd Sis II: ~, y Goseh' Land Title Bids Phon"
ESPECIALLY EQuIrPED TO MANAGE
Land TITLE RI,DG.
APARTMENT HEApQrARTERs
Arartmcnt Nsencv, " 1884 Walnut ct, ''"V' "'''
I.s " GIRARD AVE,--rnrco ruon,p, mot.
romI1 ,Tn ara; ia, ho''water heat private l"'h
". COLUMBIA AVE-. lsi3--Th:2e rooms:
furnishcd hons 'k.enIng apartment: private
bath. Diamond 4iol
1920 SPRING GARDET ST,r-r.arGc attr6"-
dition. furnished and unfurnish"d
@lla l{TH ST. .-,orm"r Corner nromrrty rms:
Walnut sts. rSoms ] kitchene,te tt na,as: 1on =
quartera all outside rms i'm. pos. 4 h0lI.0.
1l3 $, -hAt,racti;ye h;EFEE; and lty'n;
Rodsers ZOO Iocust IN sTru1'co oao7,"2oS~
llaN IoTTT--A nicely furn apt. for hkrg.:
all "onys; no ohte, tioL 10 chlldrcn.
ArAHTNiiATs r. i nidds 7sa : : lsE r'@'; ST "o'"'"
rms. unfGr, ant BAH b aid EtGhenstttre
WEST PHILADELPHIA
1901 CuESTEE;- neau,,tul first floor cor.
t,"Eeor' W. "p"rtn|nf T' rooms "a" and YS: S:qh. .7oo:
rav,or & son. 81 $. 4olh.
UNUSUALLY attractive q rooms and ha IN a
h"drUnms), private porch; hardwood floors
S>S JanItor, ~ y E0th
IIAMPDE& COURT
9n3 =. 35TH ST
i. r. AHD u $50: AEPLY 70 JANITOR
ALBERT ATS ?42 5, 4nrh--First f5or.
In. ror,G ,>25 Tsyier Son q g" s. 4StS' TPa
FIVE large rooms and bath. opposite park
$40. Key .aCohn"t, 1901 Parkside ave
THE coz y, li0N 5. t1lh. ! rms and
bath. 800 Taylor & son. - = 4nth
GERMtSTOWS
GEkMANruWN--23I W Johnson S.; ants
rooms, bath and kitchen. bcaut Ioc :
c4nE -P.-E- r Germantown 1906 j.
PENNSYI.vaNIA--S
SDl'TH ARDMORE-Ecw attractive ,nart
m"ntS, rooms and bath. with or withont
SHraGe. r, NJ. Barnes. II y. SON ~
'hon" sherwood "l0l, Il
lAHSbhWN; 49, First floor housekeepping
apt, rcnnished; priv. porch. rs owen ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

TORRESDALE
ro-, sa!-. r!ier-bank estate; - ar-"s:
orsrr. also ~ acres on Academy road,
ri-."l. also cottage with . aCres on state
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
NEW JERSEY FARMS
LOWER CALIFORNIA

Need cHsh: will sacrifice 1900 acres Of Ia nd
close to san Diego. Calf. AT 81 rcr acre
cnc. third cash. balance and years: W.,
divide or cut up in blocks OF 30 acres or
more. Write at once for complete datF
A sl2. LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
HAMPDE% COURT
goo ). 35TH ST

: R. MD r, $50. NfIiLY ~ JANIrOR
ALBERT .APTs. 942 $, 4",h --l'trsr H5or.
in. roroM, sl2i Ttylor & Son. ~ s. iOth.
FIVE large rooms and bath. opposite park
$40 Key l.aCohn"t. i2oi Parkside ave
bath. 800 Taylor & son, ~ = son anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

500 BLOCK LOttST ST -rhar,IsH.v
mod arn; rooms and bath. ircl1sel i.'rrN
". y. Silver. Inc. 80 $. Goth ST. ,har-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
-, ,yCrITE 0F PCNiLLA VI, HAn

s& soS ',ecrascd--Ietter4 adiminM,iuI
H"n. nnom the estate OF Pentlla MA
S!;SS ~ THr 81 F'y'3MS y%'63MSp&%T S:jT al
flpEti -, INC said estate d!e reaues,s'
msSS ImSSS'' Tpaymcn,, ana those hfSims ,bSm wi
Gelay, at hhe ofhce OF me ''PpfbIlader
Sos. 34i.33l ChesthN' sWwEEJ'' p GEsr,
va PresidsX
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
AN OPPORTUNITY

%" ""~t'!, comfortable and ccrven!n' 10 cu~,.
S"ro",' e'".. few avala.le flr Imuodt1',
s"Ss. ION. Hrrrcod cas-! 'e"US SAM 'E
Nb.SE. 2G5 L. Indiana ave orer all day
= e'!nss1l% or II Z. SMITH. 500 " Lie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

io1 EL"Ck :. 5GTH ST.-Eight roo'". ar.i
bath; uoinrn throughout: eXcn'lpu, ,,,n.
Iirnn " :, Silver, Inc. 81 s Guth {,
sherwood cS5N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
= =. EsT\Tr or ATLEE BROWN,

- ccnsrd--Iettcrs t"stamcntarE W
estate of Atlre brown, drCrnsrl. naoims NJ
prsutod TO Fidelity Trust Company ana a.
I,lcl.0n Brown. all r"rsCns Inirbted u. ~
said estate are requested 10 make PAYNE, as,
and thGsr having claims against tRe ss S
~ n. said ,'rmtpauy nos. 34j.33l Chss'f
ST., philudclphla, u.,, n crsT.
'''' pr.st lent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

LARCHWOop AVE. 45th 10 4sth ST. north
exposure. 10 large rooms. every modern i'm.
provement. including inciosed porch and ga
rage; p6roustry floors throughout; bod
rooms, tile bath built-in shower, Eugene
Towntend, agent 4o4 Morris nls. Repre-
sentative at oreratton daily and Sunday,
Whtr plans can be seen. Woodland 1910.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

3O7 s. SMEDI.EY ST. doth and Spruco)-
Seven rooms. . baths vapor heat electric
lifht, hardwood n-ors, stationary wdShtubs
window shades. screens; decorated In gray
and ivory perfectly appointed small dwell
ing, centrally located. =. >. SIMON. H.
: 18th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
21o-2l N. JUNIPER

\. y. Wilcr. 1907 Lincoln Bldg.
1911 LOCUST ST
". H. RAIL & son. Land Tt:l, RdG
$40 y sTH Large stor" for rent W. J.
MCAulInc SIS y 10Th. Poplar 1851.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
rENSsNIN t>It-Ni Il RBiN

j., 1, -gr,y,E-r'r BI.ND az So, TO-. r,d
a1, aver. .ootrus FMr' = f.. n
GAL :,r I.'c1 !u'.,as"r, .-.,'.s 90 =
y u ..IL-l.E ml-G i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

uNEERRNON SECTlCN-sSOo cH.n AN h"y
beautiful modern home with EaraIe, IN
Guiding sCie.t,s and awnings
LOOMES. GOTH STREET THEATRE RLDG,
Oren SUNDAYS
tnnsioWra pl $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
A REAL BUY

electric. hot-watcr hant hardwood floors
thrcushoHt, stationary tubs in cellar; excel,
trolley lines: 20 minutes ride 10 center OF
city; come out today; car Il out walnut IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or n

|s-f} Atlantic Drier and Nnrnish Comp,l
>-o,ire is hereby given that by res9Gt
~ Roard Of Directors OF the ATTAIN
nrier =, .'e and Varnish Company. a special me
ms OF the s,ockh0lSGsrs r,to of sSid comDSny
SWaaadnw Salsedn' and Wolf streets iladelph,s,
Thsaarsday september as. rdGi";G l0?a; at go P
una,s ,sssc,nbly Of the Commonwealth Of Pei
81 ssyylvana, approved AnrL Il lSIS to 4 I,
aCtIV1",,on authorizing the conversion
500 Of the an5h9yISa Iss Issue Of com, comm
si9cN " share 10 an issue Of $500, 900
NH,r "SGf S%a55 T9. and Taqs s.ss ~.
leTI',,", equally in annual profits al
sHmmon nSinneis stock has received an equal dIvd.
/" tmat prid on preferred STOCK sad M sta
20 directors at anv tine after three 70,
W from ~ date OF ORIGINAL issue at 'Ss
sneFH, snia nowers, also to authorize the officers
the the company TO take ,o6x1rI;eD a.! necessary ~
s'ep' CHAPMAN & CHAPMAN Sol.cltorS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
NISSI>ONISO

STORE on TUrresdaIe UTs S.
" Nlms i W.Nams. G'ii " 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
GERMANTOWN

iEkMANfpWN--23I ". Johnson st.: ants
" rooms, bath and kitchen; bcalIt IoC
,9ny. to p. i. r. Germantown 1896 j
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
,,---:-5rsY,TI or MARGARET \, sNip,

r(,r.y3F FSTNTT VF WNHH'", ",,,,entary "
ksG drccasul-I. I.etters 'esta mgHenYynER
tie estate of MARGARET \ TE,eiity n
CCoSnEpanEy C%SEr,s : nd Gatharine s. Roberts are M
sons Indebted to the said ef'sh shoss huy
Suasted to make payment. ana ,r,dsrnl ,n9Il th
S5n'I SWtI',I,t -, Ia%, At the oflice Of me "a" I'd
Tan%, m,1, hur i5!i .33i ChrstnuI street.
delphi ,,, ,nsT Pres'de1.
ryS55s ALI BILLS. II ANY. AGAIN. q
- q MherS. 854l Kensingtooaa "iS,S;.
respon, after said date, VIM, j. M0i- N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

2"2n :. HOESnN ST. C6stn and Woodland
ave. Modern: ! rooms
bN?t Walton ave; rooms, electric, good
curditNn,
: o?3 26 sa,h-cok ave: rooms. laundry,
Dutch hall; good condition.
F. Mock. SJ22 ral,i-rN.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22
NS\NEFIELD

WYSNEFIEf.D
"20l y. DIST Sr.--Attractive corner. stone
home. : Chambcrs. baths. sun parlor: -
car garage. Phone Overhrook 1924
SUBSTANTIAL mi-detaShed house; large
lot available. SUTHERLAND, Bala-
CNnrrl. cynwyi nin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-22

OLD roios, tree shade. hollow tile house for
Cump'"'iun Nov |; built on most modern
ln~s q chambers. . baths additional lava.
tory on second floor hot-water heat. siectric-
UN. Ens, garaEe. about an acre: sls.jUO.
! VI. fRD\EFlEID. WAYNE. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
MISSING PERSONS
ARE SOUGHT HERE

News OF missing relatives Is sought
from Postmaster English In several
cases. Jasper n. Watson OF Barhan.
Ark. has had no news OF his son
Frank for three years. but under
stands he WAS a du Pont employe at
ore time he is 81 years old, s feet
inches tail and has brown hair. ac-
corsling 70 the description furnished.
Alexander Kulasewski Of Holly
wood. Tennessee. is looking for his
brother. 6tan!slaw. whose address was
SOB Brown street, this city.
Mrs. Owen II. Altice OF Boone's
Mills, Va. Is desirous Of news regard
ing her cousin. Mrs. William J. Boggs
OF 7o3 King street when she last
heard from her.
Requests for information have been
addressed 10 the Mayor by Mrs. VIII
lam Schumm OF Perryville, Nd who
Is anxious 70 get in touch with her
mother. Mrs. William Yocum, IA. who
may be in this city or Dover, II is
thought. and by Miss Helen A. Wesp
209 West Twelfth street, Anderson,
Indiana, regarding her great-grand-
father. named Griffith, whose wife
was Elizabeth Dougherty. living in
Wilmington. Their sons were Martin
George Andrew Jackson; their daugh
ters Alexine and Amy. The family
ater moved to Indiana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
RAIL MEN TOO|SCUSS
STp|KE NEXT WEEK
Craftsmen likely to Stress
Double Barreled Rules
Rather Than Pay Cut Alone.
gy Associ, ed Press 70 Every Eveninx.

By Associf ed Fress % Every Evening.
Chicago. Jan 5--rrhe COMMITTEES Of
one hundred OF the Federated Shop
Craft will meet in Chicago January
9. 10 consider railroad shop rules, re-
Gently laid down ty the United Stats
Railroad Labor Soard.
on their deliberations will depend
whether the shoT crafts unions viii
cali a strike n protest over the rules
and the ~ per cent wage reduction Of
last July.
A strike vote taken Immediately sf-
ter the wage REQ gction authorized the
general council composed OF the IN
terns tional presidents of the unions
and q. NJ. Jewell, president Of the
railway der,a rtmeni. of the American
Fedora ton ~ Labor, 20 call strike
The call va s deferred, however, until
the rules ontrover-sy up before the
labor board was acted on.
Union leaders declared that a more
effective fight could be made on the
double barreled rules and wAge ques-
ton than or the wage cut alone.
Tha committee viii probably require
at least a month to complete its work
according 10 Mr.. Jewell.
| It is said the hop rules have met
With &C nsiderabls disa pproval by the
unions snd the committees recon-
me ndations e exp ected to result II
another str Ike vote early in the spring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
TESTING
new FIRE Department
All Companies VIII be Put
Through Stunts to Prove
Efficiency.

Advised that the department Ia not
now receiving applications for mem-
bership because OF the large number
already on f1le, citizen who APP
peared at fire headquarters this morn
Ing and asked that he be allowed to
flll out the regulation blank became
very indignant and wanted to know
why as citizen OF Wilmington he
was not permitted to register his
name as one desirous OF seeking APP
pointment,
Chief Clerk NIulrooney explained
that there are several hundred appli-
cations on file In the department now
and that the board could not possibly
accept all that would come in II the
doors were left open because there
would be no place to put them and
their already cramped quarters would
be cluttered up with records for which
they could not possibly have any use
A halt had to be made somewhere and
the safety directors had decided they
had enough in hand now to pick from
In the event OF any vacancies for a
long time to come.
This explanation, however. did not
appear TO satisfy the young man, who
had the ambition to become fire.
man and he left the office still giving
voice To his dissatisfaction.
The Are insurance underwriters OF
New York today sent an inspector
here to test each of the twelve COM
panies In the new department, He
started at once to determine to his
.k.sf. t,,.,t ,afs
every man in the department really
is. At each fire house he visited he
ordered all the men TO the second
floor, sounded an alarm and had them
take their stations and timed them
to see how quickly they could pre-
pare TO answer the call. Then the
engines and men were ordered out and
they stretched hose lines. hooked TO
the plugs and ran water through the
lines and the engine and all the time
the inspector was timing them in
their work. Several of the companies
We're tested this morning and others
will be out this afternoon. Each will
be given the same routine.
| While this Is the usual thing for
the underwriters 10 do. II Is rather
unusual to send an inspector to de-
1 partment that has been In existence
only about a month. 1t is said to be
the custom 10 wait for a longer time
TO give the men an opportunity to be-
come better acquainted with their
work However, ii is understood here
that the very favorable reports that
have already been made about the
Wilmington department. and the ex-
cellent work they have done at the
big fires they have had to combat
determined the underwriters that they
were well prepared to undergo the
usual tests. Their preparedness is due
It IS said, to the very efficient train
ing the men have been given.