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Talladega Wins
 Ouer Piedmont

Piedmont June 1s.-(SpeciaL)- )- Talladega won from Piedmont Sat urday afternoon in the hardest fought game seen here this season
 A pitchers battle developed after the first inning in which both teams scored, and 1t was only by errors in the fifth that Taladega was able to make the winning run
 Freeman for Tailageda yielded only two hits and struck out five mon, while c. Young pitched for Piedmont allowed only four hits and struck out eight men. Score: R. H. E. Talladega ...................2 Piedmont $
 Batteries: Freeman and Atkins: Young and Robertson. <
 Empires: Johnson and Emmett.
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kEARNS SAYS JACK
 HASN'T DRAWN LINE

Chicago, June 1s.-Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey here to- day on his way to New York, de- clared the champion heavyweight pugilist had not drawn the color llne and that if the public wanted Dempsey to fight Harry Wills, negro heavyweight, and If the financial inducements were suffi- cient, such fight could be staged.
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Peters Homer Wins

Philadelphia, Jue ls.--A home run drive by Pinch Hitter Peters. scoring two men ahead of him in the ninth Inning gave Phiiadeiphia an to victory today over Chicago. In the Cubs half of the same inning, with tho score tied, Kaufman smashed home run with wirt on base.
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India Wins Both
 Net Cup Matches
By AEsoclnt<d Pr~.s

BeclSenham, England. June 19.--In the elimination Davis Cup play be- tween India and Rumania here to- day, Aa Fyzee of the India team. defeated Nicholas Michr. Rumania, S-6, CT. 6-4. s-4, 60.
 India als owon the second. Dr.. A. H. Fyzee defeating M Stern, Ru- mania, 6-4. 6-I. 6-i
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Browns Strengthen Hold

St. Louis, June 1s.--Ths Browns strengthened their hold on the lead today by defeating Philadelphia to 2. They thereby drew two and one-half games ahead of New York. The winning run was scored in the seventh when McManus single brought in Tobin from second. Tobin was safe on first on Galloway's low throw and was sacrificed to second by Gerber.
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SUMMARY Two-baBe Hit-Tutwiler. Sacrifice HitS-Critz. Stewart. Stolen Bases--Clarke, Robertson. Runs Responsible For-McLarry l. Critz l, Clarke l. Double Play-McI.Arry (unnssiStedl Silva to Kane. Earned Runs-MemphIs l, Blrming- ham l.
 Left on Base-Msmphis 3. Birming- ham 9.
 Struck Out--By Benton 3. Bates (. Base on Balls-Of Benton s, Bates z umpires-randy and Taylor. Time--1:b0
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French Net Stars
 Win Cup Matches
By Associated Press

Copenhagen, June 19.-In the Davis cup lawn tennis singles between France and Denmark, Cochet of France. defeated Tegner of Denmark today, 7-5, 6-2, 9-7.
 Borotra. France, defeated Inger- slev. Denmark, e-3. s-6. e-4.
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Totals .,.....,.. 36 zI I3
 s1>wo out when winning run scored.
 ssBatted for Wenert in sixth.
 sssBatted for Winters In ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Chicago .............. o10 oos oo7--6 fnitHucipnih VVW Vul JO4---h
 Summary: Two-base hits, statz, Krug. Fletcher. Henline. Home runs, Miller Kaufmann. Peters. Stolen bases, Parkin- son. -Henline. Sacrifice hit. Fletcher. Double plays. Rapp to Leslie; Lee to Hen line to Rapp: Terry to- Holiocher to Grimes: Parkinson to Fletcher to Lesli. Left on base, Chicago 4. Philadelphia II. Kaufman {. Struck out. by Steuland 2. weinert 3. Kaufmann 2. Hits. off weinert 7 in G. Winters 1 in 3. Steuland in 6 2-s. Kaufman 2 in 2. Wild pitches. Steuiand, Kaufman 2. Winning pitcher, Winters. Losing pitcher. Kaufmann Um- pires, Moran and Krugman. Time, a2o.
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Cards Beat Giants

New York. June 1s.--St. Louis hit Douglas hard in the early Innings today and made It two straight from New York, to {. Hornsby failed to hit safely. but scored his fiftieth run, the first National leaguer to reach that mark. Score:
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Black Barons Open
 Here on Wednesday

Tho Black Barons have returned home after a successful road trip will open a three-game series with the Montgomery Socks at Redwood park. Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday Birmingham's favorite has returned home again. Dana Holt, star out-fielder.
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Vicksburg, Miss, June 19.--(Spe- cia1. )-Greenville out hit the Hill Bill lies today and won, 6-3. Both pitchers were hit freely, but Hymel was given. splendid support and kept his hits more scattered than Vardaman. Score:
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Feds Beat First
 National Outfit

In the Bankers league. the Fede- ral Reserve easily defeated the team from the First National bank. Guy Acton. pitching for the Federals. hal the Nationals at his mercy all through the game Score: F. H. E. First Natl. 1000 o1o o22-- 5 $ Fed. Reserve oos s1o 05x--15 Fl ?
 Batteries; Fleming. Sutherland and Watkins Acton and Goode.
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Totals ........ .3s

sBatted for Douglas in fifth.
 ssBatted for Causey in seventh.
 sssBhtted for v. Barnes in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New York ........s. O2o 900 f01--t
 Summary: Two-bas hits. E. smith. Bancroft Three base hit, J. Smith. Home run, E. Smith Sacrifice. McHenry. Left on base, New York 8. St. Louis 9. Base on balls. off causey l. Pfeffer 1, Struck outN by Douglas 1. Pfeffer 3. Hits. off Douglas 9 in 5, off Causey none In 2, off V Barnes none in g. Hit by pitched ball. by Douglas (rournier). by Pfeffer tshin- pitcher Douglas. Umpires. Klem and Me (,orniick Time i 15o.
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TraUelers Bat Out 5-2 Victory OUer
 Atlanta Crackers

Atlanta, June 1s.--After being present. cd with couple of runs by Outfielders Mayer and Hook, remembering the fate of Elmer Leifer, while chasing CorriEan's short fly and stopping Little Rock pro- ceeded to bat in three more runs today and defeated Atlanta, to g. The score;
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HUNTER HEATS NETS

clarksdale. Miss. June 19.--(Spe- cial.)-Hunter's brilliant twirling beat the Cubs to 3 today. Meri- dian's fielidng was unusually ragged.
 Score: R. H. E. Meridian 4 Clarksdale
 Batteries: Hunter and KohIbecker. Hawkins and Earp.
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Cleveland. June 1s--cleveland defeated New York today. to 2. making it eight straight defeats for New York Mails struck out nlne batsmcn including Babe Ruth twice Ruth. however, hit A home run with none on in the first. Ruth was elected from the game by Umpire Dineen for. dispting decision at second in the
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Boston ...........-..... o10 04O 040-- Detroit .......'.......... S1i lb0 0O'-ll
 Summary: Two-b base hit, Burns. Three base hits. veach 2, Cutsnaw. Jones. Home run Pratt stolen base. Heilmann. sacri- ficc hits Collins RueI stoner, Jones. Rig ney, veach, Cobb. Bassler. Burns. Double plays Jones to Cutshaw to Blue: Rig ney to Cutshaw to Blue. Left on base. Boston 10. Detroit 9. Base on balls. off Quinn 5. Fullerton, 1. Stoner {. Oldham q Johnson 1. Struck out, by Quinn 1. Johnson l. Stoner 2. Hits off Quinn in !. stoner 6 in 5. Fullerton in Is. Oldham { In Is. Piercy In 2-3. Johnson in 2-s tnone out in ninth). Dauss none in 1. Hit by pitcher. by Old ham (Menosky). Winning pitcher. Ston- CT. Losing pitcher. Quinn. Umpires. Chill and Hildabrad. Time. 2:27.
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Moley's Men Fail Tn Pinches and Benton
 Wins From Bates
Although Pitching One of His Best Games, Red Bates Forced to Bow to Chicks Baron Rallies Fail to Pro- duce, as Punch Is Lacking.

Yesterday's Results Memphis 2, Birmingham l. Little Rock s. Atlanta !. Only games scheduled.
 TOday's Games Memphis at Birmingham. Atlanta at Little Rock. New Orleans at Mobile. No other games scheduled.
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Tiuers Still Winning

Detroit June 1s.-Detroit won It's sew cnteenth straight game today by defeat- [ Ing Boston II to 9. Pratt hit a home run over the score board in the eighth inning with two on. The score:
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White Sox Win Shut Out

rally today neabled Chicago to shut out Washington. ] to 0. In pitching dud between schupp and MogridEe schupp permitting the Senators only four hits and strrck out 10 men. Score:
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Summary; Two-base hits Wano, Mar shall Three-base hits. Graff. Barrett Cor rgau, Scheibner. Warmoth. Double play Smith to Rernsen. Stolen base. Cor rigan, Guyon Ritter. Hook. Struck out, by Marshall 2, Warmoth 6. Base on balls, off Marshall 5, Warmoth f. Left on base, Atlanta g. Little Rock 1. Empires, John son and Lewis. Time, hours.
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RUTH'S HOME RUN
 FAILS TO WIN FOR SLUMPING TANKS
Browns Strengthen Hold on Lead by Winning, While
 Tanks Lose
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Detroit II. Boston g. Chicago 2, Washington O. St. Louis 3, Philadelphia ,. Cleveland {, New York 2.
 roday'a Games Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. t..
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han Tor T. Griffith in ninth.
 Score by nnlngs:
 Pittsburg ........ 0o1 900 OPP 900 00--5 Brooklyn .....s.,.. 900 100 00t 900 01--6
 Summary: Two-ba hits Grimm. High Gooeh, Deberry, Johnston. T. Griffith. Janvrin. Stolen bases. Carey g. Gooch Myers Sacrifice hits, Giasner, Myers. De- catur. Double plays, Vance to Olson: Ol- son to Johnston to Mitchell. Left on base Pittshnrg !. Brooklyn 12. BaHe on balls Struck out Giazner g. Vance 5, Hamilton 1, Decatur 2. Hits off Giazner in 8 2-3 inn.ngs. Vance In 2. Hamilton 4 in { z-3. Decatur in 5. Wild pitches. GIaznsr g. Vance. Passed ball Deberry Winning pitcher Decatur. Losing pitcher, Ham, iiton. Umpires Sentelie and Frank Wilson Time 2:b1
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Totais .........19 2l sBatted for Heimach in eighth.

Summary: Two-base hits. Miller, Per base, Jacobron Sacrifices Dykes. Ger ber, Galloway. Johnston. Double plays, McManus to Siaier; Galloway to Johnston. Base on balls. off Helmach 3. Struck out. by Heimach 8. Kolp 5. Hits. off Heimach { in '. off Naylor In 1. Wild pitche' Conneiiy and Moriarity. Time. ;2s.
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE
GREENYILLE WINS. e-2

Yesterdays Results Greenvilie 6, Vicksburg 2. Greenwood {, Jackson 8. Meridian 4, Clarksdale 3.
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INDIANS BEAT JACKSON

<. Greenwood. Miss, June 19.-(spe- cia1.) .)-The Indians wos out over Jackson by hitting Mccall fad. to 8 Nemitz was hit hard bA held steSdy during the pinches Fast field ing of the Sox featured. Score
 R. H. E. Jackson 3 8 0 Greenwood ............4 10 2 Batteries: Mccall, Mcbride and Hollingsworth; Nemitz and Poland.
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ROBINS SCORE "A INNING WIN OVER THE PIRATES, 6-5.
Cards Win Close Game From Giants--PhiIS Win in
 Ninth
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays he6ulte Philadelphia 8, Chicago 6. St. Louis 5, New York {. Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg u4 innings). Cinoinnati- Boston, rain.
 Today's Games Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at PhlladeiphiA. St. Louis at New York. Brooklyn. June 19.-Johnston's single, followed by Decatur's sacrifice and wheat's single. scored tho winning run in the fourteenth inning and enabled Brook iyn to defeat Pittsburg. to S. today. The Dodgers tied the score in the ninth, scoring four runs on three doubles and two al Tha aeora.
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Jamieson. Home run, Ruth. Stolen base, Ward. Sacrifice McTnnis Double plays. O'Neill to Gardner; J. Sewell to Wambs- ganss. Left on base New York T, Cleve- land 5. Base on balls, off Mays 1. Malls 3. Hits, off Mays 3 in [ l 3 innings. Malls 6 in s. Jones l in 2-s, Uhle I in 1. Struck out, by Malls 8, Mays 1. Uhle 2. Winning pitcher, Malls. Losing pitcher. Mays. Um- pireR, Nallin and Dneen. Time. 2:05.
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gan. Mostil Stolen bases. Biuege. Col- iins Sacrifice. Mogridge. Double play, ington 10. Chicago [. Base on balis, off Schupp s. Mogridge {. Struck out. by Schupp 10, Morridge l.. Hlt~by pitcherS N by MoEridRe tcollinsy. uihpires. WaIsh. Evans and Owens. Tins of same. 1:ks-
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Totals .......... 52 5 Il 40 2. 'One out when winning run score.

Matted Tor Vance Tn ninth, sssRan for T. Griffith in ninth. Score by innings:
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TotaIs ..........33 2 2 'Batted for Hofnann in ninth. eeRatied for Innea in ninth

Totals ......3l 4 10 sBatted for Malls in eighth. a... \. 1 L..-.-
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Score by innings Little Rock .....s..... 020 200 0fo--5 Atlanta ................. ot0 0o1 ooo-2
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
NOW is THE TIME

TO SELECT YOUR HOME. DON'T
WAIT UNTIL THE MARKET Is
DEPLETED. AFEW SUGGESTIONS
ARE OFFERED-WE HAVE MANY
MORE.
900 block Adams ST.. rooms. bath.
electric lights, acmi.detached. quick sale
wanted and priced accordingly.
1000 block Clayton St, 7 rooms. bath.
pantry newly papered and painted. $500 g
Colonial finish. largo lot.
900 block Concord Ave. = rooms. bath.
hardwood finish: fine condition through
out
1000 block Harrison St.. rooms. bath.
1000 block Jefferson st.. 3 rooms, bath,
semi-detachcd; tlne homo In nice
neigbborhood.
800 block Jackson ST.. IL rooms, q baths.
suitable for three apartments, Prico low.
200 block w. Seven teenth ST.. q rooms
bath, nicely located. quick sale wanted.
Bedford Court--One OF the best In
Wawaset Park: rooms. bath, hardwood
finish
SUBURBAN.
Bellefon,oEBungslov. o rooms. bath
Price $500 '"''
Bcllofonte Bungalow, rooms, bath
hot water heat. garage; plenty OF shade
HOLLY oak--B Beautiful homo. 10 rooms
bath. large lot, hot wator heat. electric
lights and electric pump. This prop
orty is offered at an unusually low figure
To Buy or Sell a Home See
CHARLES HAYWARD co.
Phone 5313. PIG w. Ninth st
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AucTIoNs--LEoALs.
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs--C Of
Havro do Grace. Havro do Grace, Md,
be received at the Office OF The Mayor
and City Council. IIavrc de Grace. Md,
until II =. m. STANDARD tirne). August
= II. 1922. aud then opened. for tho con-
Plans aud specihcatIo tons may DO obtained
al tho xbove-mcn toned Office. Tho city
reserves tho right TO reject any or all bids.
w. E. Vcasey. Mayor. r. X. sitter.
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TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF OKLA

TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF OKLA
HoMA. CENTRAL OIL COMPANY:
You VIII take notice that at q meeting
OF the directors OF OKLAHOMA CENTRAL
OIL COMPANY held at the offices OF
Columbus. Ohio. on July "a. 1922. of
which meeting each and all OF the d.
rectors had three days or moro written
Of the entire board OF said corporation
were present. that the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That in the Judgment OF
and most for the benefit OF the Oklahoma
Central OH Company that tho same
should forthwith be dissolved and to
that end Il Is ordered that a meeting OF
the stockholders be held on the 25th
day OF August, 1922, at ii O'Clock a. m.
at the of1ice OF the company In Room a
OF the building OF the Oklahoma Pro-
ducing and Refining Corporation Of
America, Sixth and Cheyenne streets.
Tulsa, Oklahoma. TO take action on such
'BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the. secretary forthwith give written
notice of said meeting and the adoption
of this resolution within ten days from
this date. TO each stakeholder residing in
the United States: and that he cause a
like notice to be published In the Every
city Of Whining ton. county of New
Castle, State of Delaware. wherein the
principal Offlce is located, for period OF
three weeks, SUCCESSFULLY, once week
next preceding the date OF the stock
holders meeting.
IL. n. COLE,
l.. p. HARRINGTON,
I. 0. LILYSTRAND.
| 9. A. WARD,
! X. w. lMcILVAIN.
O. 4. MASON,
J. d. McNUTT,
| N. II. WEBER,
ALVIN RICHARDS,
Attest. L. P. HARRINGTON. Secretary.
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS
! OF
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL OIL
| COMPANY.
| Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders of OKLA
HOMA CENTRAL OIL COMPANY will
| be held on the twenty-fifth day of August.
| A. ID. 1922, at IL O'Clock u. M. at the Of
| fee of the company in Room A OF the
building of the Oklahoma Producing &
Refining Corporation OF America, at Sixth
and Cheyenne streets, in the city OF
Tulsa. in the State of Oklahoma. TO
take action upon the above and foregoing
resolution for the dissolution OF the said
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL OIL COM.
L. P. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Public notice Is hereby given that the
Board or Education OF the Smyrna Special
School District and Delaware School
Auxiliary Association viii meet at the
oflics OF tho Delaware School Auxiliary
Association. du Pont Building, Whining.
ton. Delaware. on September 3, 1929, IS
the hour. OF IL O'Clock, daylight saving
time. and then and there will receive and
and ntcrial to erect and complete n new
High School Building for tho town OF
smyrna, Kent county, State OF Delaware.
The work for which bids or proposals
are hereby invited win consist OF semi
tre-proof building constructed Of brick
and concrete walls, with timber and rein
forced concrete floor and roof construc-
ton. Tho size of building Is approximately
$50 II. 50 r. Tho building will be ono
md two stories high and contain about
~ INSTRUCTION rooms aud auditorium.
BIDS VIII be received for the erection
complete Of the entire building under one
contract, or for the following division,
separately;
l.. For tho general construction. which
includes all masonry. carpentry, stee
ana iron. roofing. painting, and all work
2. For plumbing and gas fitting, and
all work kindred thereto.
.. For heating and ventilating and all
work kindred thereto.
4. For electrical work and all work kin
dred thereto
The Board OF Education and Delaware
school Auxiliary Association reserve the
right TO accept or reject any or all pro-
posals and to waivo informalities at their
discretion.
All bids must be In scaled envelope
addressed to tho Board Of Education OF
the smyrna Special school District, care
OF Delaware School Auxiliary Association
du Pont building. Wilmington. Delaware
endorsed Proposals for (naming The
branch OF work covered by bid)." with
the name OF the bidder
NO bid viii be considered unless &C
companied by certified check TO the or.
der OF the Board of Education OF thu
smyrna Special School District TO thu
amount of 2 per cent OF the amount o.
tho bid or a bid bond of like amount
binding the bidder 60 execute the contract
III awarded him. Tho terms OF tho pro
posal with surety required arc fixed bJ
Copies of the plans, specifications will
be on flle In tho Office OF tho Delawar,
school Auxiliary Association. du Pom
Building. Wilmington. Delaware. and a.
the smyrna High School, Smyrna, Delo
ware. for the purpose OF examination
and estimating.
| There will be limited number Of copfe
OF the plans and specifications. which Will
| be loaned TO the prospective bidders OF
deposit OF certified check to the order O
Delaware school Auxiliary Association Il
/ the sum or $1,000. III plans and specifica
tons are returned on or before tho sub
returned. but should tho plans an
specifications be not returned the deposi
may become forfeited. Applications ~
the plans and specifications should b
made to tho Delaware School AuxilIar
Association. Room sl24. du Pont Buildlns
| Wilmington. Delaware
| THE BOARD OF EDUCATION o
! THE SMYRNA SPECIAL sCHOO
DISTRICT, SMYRNA, DEL.
W. D. HoFFECKER,
DELAWARE SCHOOL A f6ssidSnsi
DR.. JOSEPH II. oDELL.
| prostdopt
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SUCCESS-POWER
Persist!

Initiative il great thing. Ability and personality
arc splendid possessions. But II takes persistence to
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HOMES FOR SALE

sf,6oO-s. ConnelI ST.. 5000 cash, the
balance monthly. rooms. porch. sewer.
s3,IOO- Chestnut st.. 0 r.. b.. gas, $500
cash. balance in monthly payments
1915 Lancaster Ave Square plan, 8
heater. gas and electric. Large lot In
rear A fine home in a good section
21f S. Jackson St.--Room for garage.
frontage on two streets; r.. b.. heater.
I'm good order. $500.
s3.000-2223 Carter ST. r., b., gas
$500 cash. balance $50 per month.
Is r.. Twenty-fourth St.--Modern homo
9 r.. b.. p. hot water heat Low price
for quick sale.
store and dwclling-pourth and Har-
rison SITS Excellent location, r., b
D.. heater: new modern building recently
built.
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W. - $4,000 WILL BUY

4 roc bungalow. fireplace. hardwood.
floors. heater. bath. cement cellar. garage
shade. two porches.
room bungalow. fireplace, heater,
cement cellar, bath. laundry tubs. two
porches.
Groom bungalow, lot 1OOx1OO; river
view. all conyeniences
Groom house near Delaware avenue
N. L. REARlCK Tel. 1854 or Holly
Oak 213 w.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENTS
i ssoo v 81 nurcn sr b.; p b. 20.
seventh and Ta,naD r. b.. p. b.. 80.
Ionth and Pine. o r., b.. $40
ROOMS
bath. SIS
second and HsrTiDnk r.. b.. sis.
2203 TatnalI. q r.. b., 935
ty0 ". Twenty-nintb. r.. SIS
1 35ls y Eighteenth, r.. b.. p. h, 30.
$40 y. Seventh, o a., b., Sao.
800 Buttonrood, r.. tcolorsd). so.
w. V. MONTGOMERY
9l9ls ORANGE STREET
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GARAGE AND HOUSE
On Lincoln Highway for Sale
Garage mon tako notice. Hero 10 60
OF Tho best Iponey-makers around WI
garage or house. This viii secyn "A
profit. Lot I25x2O0 fest. 0sssus about
9oxs0 feet. ONCE and salesroona. Hon .
. rooms and bath. heater. two stories end
Possession about 80 days. Just think,
you even have room for gArden. The
only way to make money 10 10 strfks
T. c. BRADFORD
Phone 1920. 1871 Delaware Avsnca
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WANTED
Boiler Makers
Blacksmiths
Car Inspectors
Carpenters
Car Repairmen
Machine Hands
Maohinists
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upholsterers
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Service Mentioned
For work on Maryland Division,
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Look These Real Estate Garry Sale
EMPLOYMENT


years az sss. Splendid future for the
right applicants. Must have best Of
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RENT
STORAGE SPACE IN wELDIN'S
LUMBER YARD. SOUTH MARKET
ST. RAILROAD SIDING. LARGE
SHEDS. ETC.
G. NJ. TOWNSEND.
023 MARKET STREET
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OKLAHOMA CENTRAL OIL
COMPANY.
HOLDERS, TO CONSIDER DIsSOLU-
TION OF THE CORPORATION.