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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-09-30


This is the reply of THE APPEAL
St. Paul, Mimi, June %, 1921.
to Secretary Weeks:
Hon. John w. Weeks,
Secretary of War,
Washington, D. C..
Sir:
l have received your letter without
date written in reply to my letter Of
May IA, asking information relative
to the formation of a separate color
ed division of the National Guard.
While I am pleased to learn that no
such organization has been ordered
it is the policy of the War Depart
ment to organize separate divisions at
any time, either in peace or war.
The matter of organizing colored
soldiers into separate units is funda-
mentally wrong, and believe uncon-
stitutional. 1t is a wrong which has
continued since the organization of
colored troops, but the continuation
of wrong does not make it right.
1t is wrong which the World War,
fought as it was claimed ito make
the world safe for democracy" should
have righted. It is wrong because it
is undemocratic.
1t is wrong because it takes the
colored soldiers out of their proper
places in the states in which they
live and makes them a segregated
part of the Federalized National
Guard. It denies them their rights
as citizens of their respective states
and forces them into special segre-
gated status which is not applied to
other groups of Americans, such as
Germans, Irish, Russians, French,
Poles, Spanish, Portuguese, Danes,
Swedes, British, Austrians, Hungari-
ans, Serbians, Bulgarians, Belgians,
ETC.; and it is not applied to Indians,
Jews, Japanese. Chinese, Koreans,
Javanese, East Indians, Burmese, and
other colored races.
If the colored man is a citizen, he
is entitled to ALL the rights of citi.
zenship and this includes the right
to be on an absolute equality with
all other citizens. It is unjust fol
the government to single him out
from the various elements which
compose American citizenship and
place upon him the badge of a partial
caste. "
am sorry to learn that I am the
first to protest against this wrong
but trust that from now on protests
may come in by the thousands, to the
end that you may be induced tt
change this policy of your predeces
sors.
Very truly yours,
J. @. ADAMS,
Editor THE APPEAL.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-09-30
APPEAL OPPOSES ARMY COLOR
LINE.

the Segregation OF COlOTSQ AIIleIlca0s
in the United States army. The fol.
lowing is the reply: - r.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. J. Q. Adams, ....-.--- :. -.
Editor "THE APPEAL"
st. Paul, Minnesota.
Dear Sir: . ~ - >@'--. +. y
am in receipt of your letter of
May 18th, in which you take excep-
ton to the idea Of organizing colored
troops into separate division for
National Guard service. In reply I
may say that although the separate
organization Of colored division has
not been ordered by the War De-
partment for peace time National
Guard service, it is strictly in ac-
cordance with the policy of this De-
partment that colored units shall be
organized into complete and separate
divisions whenever the necessity arises
for the formation of such units in
time of war. This policy is based
upon the experience gained by the
War Department throughout our
country's military history. 1t was
1Su OuC OOA LIZ CA4C VoAAA w Oil LII
the organization of the 92d and 93d
Divisions which saw overseas service,
and l am surprised that this plan
which met with such thorough ap-
prevail at the time should now be
objected.
I think that you must have been
incorrectly informed as to the War
Departments attitude on this ques-
ton for years is the first criticism of
this policy which we have received.
On the other hand this Office has re-
ceived numerous letters from colored
citizens endorsing the organization of
combat divisional units of colored
membership and Directing to the fact
that the War Department has found
it necessary Tin view of limited ap-
preparations and the difficulty of
training units scattered over wide
areas) to restrict for the present the
organization of colored troops in the
National Guard to those units that
operate directly under orders of the
Corps or Army Commanders and
which do not enter into the compost
tion of a division. a. ~. s$#
Very truly yours,
(Signed) JOHN w. WEEKS, "
y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

'Yo, Ramon Martinez Reyes, Mar
shal de la Corte de, Distrito de Sar
Juan, Primer Distrito, 5todo ell que
interese hago saber:-aI s.. ,.s ...
Que en- cumplimiento de manda-
.niiento librado por esta HoA., Corte el
el caso arriba titulado, de fecha 3 Dc
agosto del ccrriente ano, he proce-
der la venta en- publica subasta del
! siguente inmueble:-- $40 b.
e "URBANA, solar radicado en-. ell ba-
rrio de Santurcc del termino munici
IpaIs de San Juan. Els de forma ire
gular " sus medidas son las siguienr
tes: empezando al Este, en- un puntC
marcado con el ntmero uno, en- la Ca.
lie Cuatro Hermanos, hacia el Oeste
en- Inca recta, hasta otro punto mar
cado con ell numero dos, mide 35 me
tros, v colinda con Andrian Duffaut
desde este punto, Y en- Inca recta ha-
cia el Sur, hasta otro punto marcadc
con ell numero tres, mide IA metros J
colinda con la calle Duffaut; desde
este punto, en- Inca recta hacia ell
Oeste, hasta otro punto marcado con
el numero cuatro mide Is metros y
colinda con Adrian Duffaut; desde es-
te punto, en- Inca recta hacia ell Nor
te, hasta otro punto n1arcado con e
n1mero cinco, mide 10 metros y CO
linda con Elicia Carazo y Carreras;
desde este punto y en- Inca recta ha-
cia el Este, hasta otro punto marca-
| do con ell nlmero seis, mide II metros
colinda con Eliza Carazo y Carre-
ras, desde donde y en- Inca recta ha-
/ cia ell Norte, hasta llegar al punto
marcado uno, que es de partida, mide
8 metros y colinda con la calle Qua
tro Hermanos. Dicho solar esta ms
critic en- el Registro de la Propiedad
de San Juan Secci6n Primera, al to-
mo de Santurce Norte, folio 1914"
Dicha venta Sc verifcara en- mi Off
Gina en- el edifcio de esta Corte de
! Distrito, sito en- la calle del Cristo es
! 1uina la Iglesia de San Jose, de este
iudad, las dos de la tarde del dia
.VEINTE Y SEIS de agosto de 1922,
adjudicandose el citado inmueble al
mejor postor en- moneda americana.
La venta Sc hara por un precio no
menor de QUINIENTOS dolares, que
as ell tipo minimo fijado poA la Corte,
ell licitador que obtenga la buena
pro debera consignar el dinero en- el
acto de la adjudication.
San Juan. Agosto 8, 1922.
r. Martinez Reyes,
Marshal.
Por P. del ManzanO,
Sub-marshal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Aleiandrina Cruz. Au

Alejandrina Cruz. Aut. judicial.
La Corte autoriZa la peticionaria
para que como madre con patria po-
testad sobre sus tres hijos memories.
otorgue Da. Maria Rodriguez escri-
tura de venta del solar casa que su
esposo. cl causante. ID. Francisco del
Vale, le hiciera Il dicha senora Ro-
drfguez.
Carlos Morales VS. Trinidad algarfn.
DivOrcio.
Lorenzo Monge VS. Perona Rosado.
Divorcio. Celebrado el jHicio en- estoS
dos caSOs. en- reheldia de los deman-
dados, la Corte decret0 el divorcio en-
los mismos.
Tomas Rivera Rohena. Dominic.
La Corte declara justificado ell domi-
nio de Ia finca descrita a favor del
promoyente etc.
Lola Sugar Co. VS. Carlos Cepeda
Y Otros. Desahucio. Vistas las eX-
cepciones previas la demanda ell es-
te case. asf como la interpuesta pOr
la demandante a la contestaci0n la
demanda, la COrtc declara sin lugal
ambas eXcepciones: V senala el Is del
corriente, para Ia practica de las
pruebaS en- este caSO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
AGOSTO II.

Asunci6n Lopez VS. JacObo Rodrf-
guez. Divorcio. Celebrado ell juicic
ere rebeldfa del demandado. qued0 el
case pendiente de presentar la certifi'
caci6n de matrimoniO.
Jaime Sancho VS. Hon. Comisiona-
do del Interior Mandamus. Cele
brada la vista con asistencia de las
patres, la Corte anunci6 su resolution
para cuando ell abogado del deman
dante presentc GentrO de diez dfas
un alegato adicional sobre las cues
tiOnes en- controversial.
Domingo Hidalgo VS. AsuncioI Viz
carfondo. Desahucio. Celebrada Ia
vista de la primera comparecencia COZ
asistencia de las parties, Ia Corte Sc
ilal0 el 1S del ccrriente. para la vista
de In 2a. comparecencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
AGOsTO 10.

FL Pueblo VS. Benito Benftez. escal.
Ter. grado. Vista IA confession del
acusado. fu6 condenado Il un aio de
carcel sin costas.
Juicios transferidos por la Corte
El Pueblo VS. Pedro Miranda. acomt.
agresn. Bernardo Santos, inf. ley au-
toS.atIara ell 16 del c0rriente. Jose
VlAnga. The Star Drug CO., inf. reg.
sandal. Francisco Sepulveda. Pc
dro Cruz, acomt Sebastian Flores,
inf. lev arbts. Jose Landr0n Oliyera.
falSa rop. transferidOs eStoS para el
II del corriente. Jose Camacho, inf.
Jose Ronhome otro, alt la paz. Ma
teo Truyol inf. art. J33 G. =. Limo
Padr0 Rivera, ag Julio Aybar, libe-
10. Transferidos estos para ell 10 del
corriente. Enrique Cabezas, hurto
menor @ casos).. Transferidos estos
para el IA, 1853 4s'
L. Rodffguez liijos. Ad. judicial.
La Corte autoriz0Ga la promovente Il
ceder ppa p6liza de SECURE a la Com
pahf~aseguratlora. s
Narciso Moreno. Consignaci0n. La
Corte ordena Sc notifique la consig-
naci6n hecha a las personas, a cuyo
favor Sc hace.
Ramon Noble VS. Leonides Barreto.
Cobro de diner0. La aCorte ldiet6 eorr
den par que por el Sccretarioase or
dene al Marshal otorgue escritura de
adjudicaci6h de la finca que Sc re
fiere la moci6n del demandante.
La Corte pospone las vistas seila-
ladas para el II del c0rriente. para ell
dfa II del miSlno las Il. III.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
AGOSTO o.

A. Alvarez Hnos VS. Cdndido Clau-
dio. C0bro de dinero. La Corte die
to una orden en- este case para que
el Secretario eypida la orden de
ejecuci6n solicitada.
Gabriel yerdeio Andrade. Domi--
nio. Vista la moci6n inicial, la Cor
tc admite la information ofrecida y
ordena Sc practique de acuerdo con Ia
ley.
American Colonial Bank VS. Lett
cia Lorenzi Garcia. Cobro de dinero
La Corte declara sin lugar la eXcep-
ci6n previa de la patte demandada,
lie concede diez dfas para gcontestar.
Ernest Richardson VS. Albeit Thyboo
Proc. hipotecario. La Corte dicto una
orden de requerimiento de. pago en-
este caso.. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
AGOSTO s.

Elias p Fernandez VS. Junta Exa-
minadora de yeterinarios Mandamus.
La Corte dict6 una orden para mos
trar causas contra los demandados, y
orGcn0 Ia comparecencia para el IL.
Pedro +. Rodriguez VS. Alberto II.
Biascoechea otro. Cumpl. contrato.
Santiago HnoS. VS. JESUS Maria Ri
vera. Cobro de dinero. La Corte de-
creta el aseguramiento de In efectivi-
dad de la sentencia de estos dos casos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
.POR La GORTE DE- D|STR|TO

promovente para invertir $400. on la
adquisici0n del condominio favor
de Da Monserrate Kercad0, adjudi-
cada en la par;ici6n de los bienes en-
la casa Gescrita con la letra H.. per-
tenecicnte a los memories que repre-
senta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
EN LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
SECCION SEGUNDA.
AGOSTO 9.

Felix Gonzalez etc. VS. A. Herman
dez Mcna. Nulidad etc. El Hon.
Tribunal Supreme comunica su reso-
luci6n. revocando Y dejando sin efcc-
to el embargo.
Providencia Jimenez VS. Gustayo j
menez. Divorcio. Sc anota Ia rebel
dfa del demandado.
Maria Niana Padilla. Tutela. A
soicitud de la promovente. Ia Corte
enmienda su orden de , del corrien-
tc. en- el sentido de autorizar a dicha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
UN ACCIDENTE LAMENTABLE

En- agosto II del actual, las 3 Y
30 a. m.. Y en- Ia parada sicte, Puerta
de TERRA. el autom0vil No. III pro
piedad de Luis Valiente, guiado por
el mismo con plaza de conductor, AFRO
li0 al individuo Pedro Flores, residen-
te en- Puerta de TERRA, ocasionandolc
c0ntusiones Ell diferentes parties del
cuerpo. de las que fu6 asistido en- la
Sala de Socorros; pas6 al Hospital en-
aStadO grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
AG0STO 10

Socorro Galan etc. VS. Borinquen
Trading Corp. Daiios y perjuicios.
La Corte certifica la exposition del
caso, presentada por Ia demandante Y
apelante. decreta que dicha eXp0si-
ci5n forme parte del record de la Cor
te del legajo de la sentencia. los
efectos de la apelaci6n.
FL Pueblo VS. Braulio DfaZ, HON. in
vol. Celebrado el juicio por Jurado,
fue declarado culpable, v In Corte Sc
ilal0 ell ii del corriente. para dictar
la sentencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

tudiantes. La COmision desde luego so
lamente tomara acci0n en- cuanto los
policfas que han sido acusados en- es-
te caso; pcro en- cuanto al Captain
Hurtado. In Comisi6n no tiene auto
ridad alguna sobre el, y 81 solameMe
el Gobernador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Il -19-@.S GoneG8

-..~.,4 ,'..-.-4 ,s- i..;siss -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
.EDICTO.-

En- la Corte dc DigtritO del Distritc
Judicial de San Juan. Primer DistritO
-EstadOs UnidOs de America. Ell Pre-
sidente de los E. U. S. S.-Sucn. de
John P. Kenney, Ab-irtestato. Chas
f. Wawton, Administrator Judicial
Sust.-Civil No. 79lO--Ex-parte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
MANANA Sc REUNE
LA COAISION.

Naiiana en- In tarde Sc reunird la
Comisi0n de la Policfa, con el fin de
resolver varios asuntos, Y entire ellos
el informe que le envi0 a ia Comisi0n
hace llfas el jefe Bennett con relacidn
al celebre suceso del Teatro Munich
pal, cuando Ia graduation de los es-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

.CutNSElOR-ioung lady 1919 Protestant.
wants position as assistant counselor In
Hr!s' camp: can furnish references as 10
character. ability and natural ulalifica tions
for such position $40. Ledger Office
GIRL, neat. coored, desires half or full
time position Phone Preston 5445
GOWNS, suits and topcoats made to order
az reasonable prices: tit and work Guaran,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

out of well oiled grooves. Made us
wanna get in overalls and sit down be-
fore them all and try to decide how
they worked.
Mr.. Condor finally succeeded in tear.
ing us away from it, and we got the
jury set. Quite bit of fun was had
deciding which line was the best, and
it almost ended in tic vote, but one
extra was handed in and the winning
line was chosen.
Those who served on the jury were
Jane Mahon. 242j North Fourth street
Catherine Dean. 43 East Clapier street ;
Anna Weldon, 1439 Wyoming avenue. ;
A. SPAIN, GIT North Fifteenth
street; Frank Battista, 1909 East On
tario street; Paul Parsons. GIG Mar.
lyn road; Joseph Kelly. 100 Fitzgerald
street; II. w. Platt. G2S North Sixty
fourth street; Roy Doherty, Magnolia,
n. j.; =. Scally, 1900 South Second
street, and William Perffer, 1916 Ore
gOn avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

SAbESMEN--A nationally known tnanufae.
turer .of a popular speciality. sold at oys,
$500 and used by up-to.date grocery, meat AZ
delicatessen stores. ho.els and restaurant
Is about to expand its service and add to IN
force statesmen in Philadelphia. 1 H. South.
to cover adjacent territory with his own A.
tomobiie: several Of our men are earning n
excess Of SIC, 900 per year on u strictly com.
mission basis: previous experience Is nct
necessary. but persistence. honesty, broad
vision and ability to finance own travelling
expenses with automobile are requisite Civ
previous connection. age and habits In your
rpply IN NJ SO3 Ledger Ofnce 80
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Lin,'rick Check
Brought Sunshine
Continued from, Page One

Continued from Page One
Rursk. 3415 SAMSON street: George
Stanley. 2127 South Twenty third
street Raymond Altemus, Cheltenham,
Pa; Joseph Keiscr. 1868 Poplar
street; Ted Davis. $500 North Twenty
third street: A. w. Grcason. southeast
corner of Thirty fourth and Robestincr
streets.
The jury was chosen from the en-
ployes of Frank Toomey, Inc, at 12T
North Third street. We jest naturally
thought we never would get out OF
there. so perfectly fascinating was the
shop.
Machinery, machinery. and still more
machinery. All nice an shiny. wheels
that went round, bars that slid in and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

NECkPIECfj--I.0st small sable neckplecs,
m fastened with small gold safety pins,
Thursday night in ne!ghborhood Of Goth and
SpTllc, CT N'S' A'S'''~'
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FOREMAN
WISHART
Room 435, l0l1 Chestnut St

HOSIERY - Man as stock clerk in ,or..
hosiery mill; one experienced In giving ont
work orders and following them through ~
mill; perm DOS. good sal, excellent Opp fnr
the right man. Add. 80, p. q Box 3i7O
SALESMAN-Wanted. first-cluss man MIN
references 70 sell goods to retail dr,legists
Tor old-established house on Commission
asis. Address X, +. Wathen 4 CO. III
9TH ave-. New York City. ' 80
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IANSDOWEF. -- Five -rooui-aNd-hath apar'.
ments; hardwood floors. southern exposure,
Practically new, eXCellen. location; plans and
can Bldg.
DESIRABLE apartment for rent. Apply
4. Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-01

small collars for shirts and other parts:
best price in city paid; in one Of the best.
cleanest and brightest factories In The CITY;
there arc advantages here for operators that
cannot be found in any other factory Miller
Bros. Co.. s. w. cor. Broad and wallace
sts. second floor.
STENOGRAPHER-Larg office, northeast
section, must. be thoroughly exp. state
age. reference. exp. and salary to receive
attention. Address D.30. 7. .. Box 341O.
STENOGRA Notwithstanding institution de-
foreign exchange: state experience. age and
salary desired. 935. ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER-Exp woman over
S5 preferred; state age. experience and
salary desired. 1011. ledger Office.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires room
and board With smal! family. pr.LeraoIS
near center Of city. SIS. Ledger Office.
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Be Sure to Get
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The eight Invisible Color Book for young folks and
big made hit last Sunday And little wonder
greatest features for the children of
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The Invisible Color Book is truly wonder book for in
addition to the pages with magic ink pictures there
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- Every page a surprise-somethng new, amusing in
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Funny thing these Invisible Ink Pictures! They
don't like ice water Lukewarm is best-or just it
from the spigot.
Thousands of kiddies had heaps of fun with this
tanning book last Sunday The demand for the Sunday Public
Ledger tomorrow will be greater than
Remember in addition to the beautiful Rotogravure Sec
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you get this eight page Invisible Color FREE
with each Sundays Public Ledger Be to get YOURS
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BOARD WANTED

YOU%G BUSINESS WOMAN wants comfort
able room with board; AUegheny- -Rroad
neighhorhood; quiet street; reasonable. h 3s.
T. O. Box 3443.
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RADIO EXCHANGE

WESTINGHOUSE Aerlola. j.. wireless tcIe
phone sets. S"5; Westing'he Ant, OUTFIT
81 30: Eycready radio G-volt stor bat Si7.
Eveready B bat. sl.l5: radio lightning ar
roster, So. Lenihan's Var. Store. AZ n. l3th
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USED AUTOMOBILES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

70 HIRE-S and Z pass. touring limousinsess Z
s1.6O per hour up. Pop. 1911. Park 4lov
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WOMEN-we have an organization where the
women have an equal chance with the men /;
II you are 81. with a pleasing personality and
OF at least average education. the largest In
ternational organization of Its kind will train
ability. For interview call Spruce Oi13.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AGENTS

WE HAVE the bCst-sellinE coupon ever Of.
fered In city; big returns to hustlers; no
experience necessary. Eastland Studios. Oh
N"eoHe' st' t'
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY to loan. SlUtD to 500 600. on aC-
counts receivable. notes. acceptanCc5 OF
mortgages quick funds: confidential plan.
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LAWNDA 1.-two large unfurn. rooms. sec:
oud floor front; uss Of dining room ana
kitchen; private house; large lawn, ses,
trees; hall u square from trolley squares
from train, Mrs. J. +, tNluH 102o H.
Kerper At. Phone WALNUT 1883.
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y ES AND CLOCKS

SWISS watch and French clock repairing. !
specially. Rogers, ~ s. l7th. Locust 1:lv
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WOODBl' RY

LIVING ROOM, dinins-room, bedroom
Kitchen and bath. newly and nicely fur.
,ished; centrally located; adults only; 81
uer mcnth: imm. possession. Phone Wool,
"ury JOl.
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GERMANTOWN
MOUNT AIRY
Observation-Disclosures

RENT. furnished. +. Vermont Apartm.nt
Vermont and boardwalk Inquire al
3o5 Flanders Bldg. Philadelphia.
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General

YOUNG WOMEN. over IT, desiring Govern
ment typist positions. 1920 monthly: write
for free list Of positions now open. J. A.
Leonard former Civil Service Examiner).
062 Equitable Bldg. Washington. D. c.
CLERKS. typlsts. stenogs. qualify for Govt.
positions. Write for sample test instruc-
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NATIONAL CARPET GIG. CO.. $3.50 n
10Th; Tioga 53l2-Cleaning. sewing. re-
pairing; colors restored; prompt service.
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Statesmen to sell glass to building wood.
WORKING trade. ETC.; state asc. references.
experience and salary desired or application
will not be considered. p 034. Ledger on.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

LOCUST. 12l3-l5-Attractively furn. apt.
for gentlemen; all conven!ences.
LIVING ROOM with open fireplace. large
bedroom kitchen: most modern bath. with
. over: Sl@5 per month. See jan!tor, 1917
Pine st.
NEW Observation-Disclosures
ATLANTIC CITY
FURNISHED Boardwalk apt. Easter seas son
or summer. VIM. kennard. iOl Chest.
Phila.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

45TH, g, 426--Attractive room In rehn
home; ser-priv. bath. cont hot water,en
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OLD GOLD
CARPET CLEANING

OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
style jewelry. teeth plates bought for cRsh
Est. 1917. '. L. Clark reiner. RO7 aanson
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NEW JERSEY-SuBVRBAS

BUNGALOW apartment, furnished; b2autifu ful.
convenient location: rooms. bath. laundry
Md stOreroom: every modern convenience:
,orrhas; larg" grounds: old shhd". JOHN :.
MAXIM. 80 Center st. Phi Tiaddunfle!d IT, x
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statesmen wanted to sell HlscS Wolf eisc.
trio drilling and grinding tools and ma.
chimes IN New Jersey on commission basis
Mon with previous experience selling IA
| machine shops. factories and Industrial con.
Germs preferred but not essential Call a.
Room 10. Public Service Electric Co., ilii
Federal ST. Camden N T.
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WANTED-FEMALF

CoAtPToMETER OPERAToR-Youns LADY,
competent operator. with years. prac.
Sli, Ledger Office.