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New Britain herald., 1922-08-03

many and Russia since the 18th cen- tury, During the period of the 14th, 18th and 18th centuries, Lthuania vas the largest state in Europe. In 1T92, Lithuania was partitioned by Prussia and Russia and was later de- cared independent by the Brest Lit owsk, Since that time, until few
 years ago the Lithuania as it now exists, faced many hard struggles.
 Covers 47,000 Miles in Area.
 Tn area, Lithuanian covers 47,ooo square miles. Its principal product Is the result of agriculture. stock raising and forestry. Rye. oats, barley and potatoes are raised In plentiful crops The country has mineral wealth, with amber, chalk. clay and radium as out puts The people of Lithuanian look back upon the nation in history of over 5000 years.
 In the emigration of European people to America, Lithuania has sent over 1,000,000 of its sturdy people. The government reports from 1899 10 1918, show that of the people of that country who have sought the freedom under the Stars and Stripes of Am erica. 95 per cent were in ages from 14 to 15 years. Children up to 14 years, averaged 8 per cent, while men and women over 45 years averaged only per cent, These figures would indicate that the young and sturdy people of Lithuania were the ones to come here. The Lithuanians have been industrious and patriotic.
 Litlnuanians Arc Thrifty
 Throughout the country, men com ing from Lithuania or their descen- dents can be found engaged In indus try that has helped to make America the leading nation of the world, Whether it Is in the manufacturing plants or in the mines throughout the country the Lituanian has showed a spirit of "get up and go" and a trip through some sections of this city, will find many handsome homes, and business places that are headed by members of this thrifty class of peo-i pie.
 T.. s. Act Is Appreciated.
 The hearts of the millions of Lithu- anians now making America their home, have been gleddened by the recopnition hy the Tinted States gov
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
MISS BANCROFT WINS.

Seabright, N. J., Aug. 3.-Miss Les lie Bancroft of the Longwood Cricket club, Boston, today defeated Miss Helen Wills, California champion, .feS, 6-3. and won her way into the 7 bl round of the women's singles of tie Longwood lawn tennis and cricket club. Miss Bancroft will meet the winner of the Molla Biurstedt Nal lory- May Sutton Bundy match which will be played this afternoon for the Seabright bowl.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
oXLEY PLEADS GUILTY

New York Aug 3.-Alfred c. OK ley, president of the Sterling System Home corporation, pleaded guilty to- day to grand, larceny and was re- manded to the Tombs for sentence later. The indictment was based or complaints of customers who paid fol ready cut homes which never were deliNered.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
AN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY.

William Leis, and daughter. Miss Dorothy, of Greenpoint, N. Y, are visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs G. H. Schneck. Mir. Leis Is a true example of a self-made man Some years ago he worked in tailor shop at days wages. Today he is the head of the Greenpoint Metallic Bed com pany said to be the second largest in the country.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
MOTORIST ExONERATED

Bridgeport, Aug. 3-Richard Gam ble of Stratford, was found not guilty of criminal earelessness today by Coroner John J. Phelan following his into the death of Doug las A. Bacon, 1, of this city, who was killed July 2s by a delivery truck driven by Gamble,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
URARE INDICTED
Relatives of Miss Bertha Katz of
 New York Are Now Facing Charges
 Of Burglary and Having Weapons.

New York. Aug. 3.-The four rea- tives of Miss Bertha Katz who are under indictment for her murder were again indicted today all four for burglary and two of them for pos sessing a dangerous weapon.
 Mrs. Minnie Reiser. sister of the slain woman and their brother, Max are the ones indicted for possessing a dangerous weapon and they are CO., defendant on the burglary indictment with Mrs. Reisler's sons, Morris and George.
 The four are alleged to have splin- tered the front door to Miss Katz' apartment in entering 1t by force.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
PICKERING NAMED.

New York. Aug. 3.-Directors of the North American Alliance today announced the election of Loring Pickering. publisher of the San Fran cisco Bulletin, as general manager.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03

By order Hon. E. M. Yeomsns, Ref cree in Bankruptcy, will sell at Pub lie Auction. Friday. August 4th. A. D. 1922. at 10 o'clock Standard Time, two CD houses and barn the property of T Bandolik, at 1s1 Sunset Avenue, Bris- tol, Conn
 VIM. HOWARD wAKELEE,
 U. s. Auctioneer
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
TUTORING

0ng0 r. Holmes, graduate of wes- Hsvnn University, and Principal of the Oumnsineton, Ma, Junior High 6chool. will tutor students in High ochool and College subjects during July and August Call 2e6-l2, Mon. Rod. and Ff1., e-e ?, m
New Britain herald., 1922-08-03
T.. s. Act Is Appreciated.

The hearts of the millions of Lithu- snians now making America their home, have been gladdened by the recognition by the United States gov
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FORT wNSniSGToN

: 5.l,ruN HOUSE. ei,c'ri. rsH's, rc0r 'rG. '',
=, Chester. k.,Ilys'uiH raI lhIaheirEiN
$4,000 easv torns Fa:rNru'h"r. Folsom, "'
,,lpr, spruce i T.
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CHAPTER III
In the Cage

c,WIrT Ncw the wild ducks t" III"
> So,,h. On their backs. aS tiny nN
,n... r,do lack. Janet. Daddy Dog ~"
.ronl,,- anl the squirrels, ;" small
,,,ro ,lock and Janet and Daddy Dog
WHAT'S thor ,hc ducks never En"W lhcE
,.rrn carry! !ug them as paNScng
I'm, ,na Wild ducks were carrying
o,.',,., ,uo. Jack and Janet saw H!In"-
,I.n, 'I,rpIinr from the feet of III" f"r"-
,Yr., t.u,hs They w"r" surprised l."
trI r}ar tbs something was u cage,
irl I'm rhn rag" w"r" tw" children "a
vnIro II. mIlh and n" larger than midget
Tlr rNo mill; whit" children were"
y.,.. !.ury rs they sh"cd"d through IN"
ain Yno, painted glcefulIy mt h" earth
no,on. "a, though they never had seen
surN q uoudcrful country. Th"y diI
ru, ,rom 10 mind being in n cage Iik"
J..rh and Janet wondered who tn"
m.n.nI.i" children were. They Won
lrr4 virnrr the two came. Nh"r"
wrl" rar Wild ducks carrying them:
Ard VII, w,rn they in II cag":
Wt'r Jack and Janet w"r" asking
l0ra.,|g,S tines" que NiI0n~ the W!Id
ru,'. (, Ia,l {" bNbbi" NOR" loudly.
'Guhhlo, Gabhlr, W" want supper"
.a.u rm,-r p"hind.
",,ahr, Gabbl", W" are getting tired
,nrr' ~ this cage, said thoS" in front,
"GahbI". ';nbbIc, b" patient :" sale
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SECOND ST, PIKE

SACEIFICE---S5 acres soil in high state cul.
pkd frGSse Of aSova T
l2-ro0ll stone house; modern Improvements
ltrn and complete set OF Outbuildinss: price
!. VI. I1YNEs, Huntinsdon- Valley. ra.
MAIN, LINE country seat. $50 acres rolling
land with stone house on high commanding
electricity, . teTnnt houses, large barn and
all rnc"F. outbldgs: concrete swing pool and
haiMn9nse; h"au pr.E%ri% sn G%o on hshLy In
SON. J. NJ FRONErlELD. Wayne. Pa.
IotNrRY home and modern commercial
chicken rlant. 40 acres. with stone house.
mans house. 3 laying houses. capacity 5000
birds, hrooder house for 5000 chicks, Incu
b"tor cellar with 6ooo-"sE tncnb.,or; 10
col. houses, timber. orch. stream: $4,000.
!. NJ. FR0N NmTIl;GD. Wayne. Pa.
LITTLE FRUIT FARM. lG acres. with 10
ARES in bearing fruit. warm southern
stone Nm Eous "4 rooms Sqs %F sons Wns
J. " FR0NETrEl.p. Wayne. Pa.
go A%HES fine fine Er",Ilu9stive farm on good
ss:o" wAhRRES ' 81 c0R&ELT Ha,5oro' Soie"
il ACRES; IO-room stone dwelling; ali mod,
"rn improvements: barn. sarnge; old mill
@ @'4 Tu0P'nS T,TesW WinTES I2mS MoG4iRHI3 RI at, M
Iialhoro. Ia.
~ ACRE FARM 10 minutes out West Chcs-
-" viE"; 12ioom stni" rouse, arg" barn
ard cth"r hu litngs: good lnnd; stream. TIM
l.. q. IIARPER. Wcst Chester. Pa,
% ACRES, including COW. : horses, chick,
crs, imrl'ments. crops; $1,000 cash and
ElNoo moriRase; m9rthwestcrn Chester
CoIntH: good ytVne huildiugs; elegant land.
HEA1.n s SONS. Vest Chester, Pa.
- A'RES-York road: - mites to phtla.;
ST rco S'G .o" ' sooo ca.a. S'@Tes Rox 4o7 !"
boyIcstown. Pa.
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stores and Dwellings

CTNDEC Just au.-h,I. ~ yvor,.-.
south sd If Lebanon
MOSS & TAYLOR RulGere and Owners
GIth and EaIInE'uN sts
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BARGAIN-SlO,OCO
TIOGt
MODERN CORNER HOUSE

Sui'able for dentist or doctor: rms. 'la
hath. h.-w ht., hdwd. frs. throuxhout. &C
wash trays IN basement: gar. rrN, CAL
III Ru',er e
LOOK At 2o2i Atlantic St, fine 2-stury
porch. I-r,uUI residence; Hil-gas kitchen {:
h0:-wl."- heat. electricity. white Dlumh'uE,
terra. f~0rt, large yard. "tc.. most com
plato n IA IN T.oga and priro - -lSh'
WICK i NUII.MER 442l Gerrnr'"wn ave
1000 ". uNTARIO SIT stv.. cor rrake
good APT. huvs", lot "a 7XlI0 e.. a. T"Ea
sta Dpan". 8G3I Gtn. ave. Tlosa d73+
FRANKTORD
STORE-Trnnhr1rd section; also dwellings,
Bihlmaicr. iG7I Frankfort av".
Building Lots
l75 llrlLnING LOTS on Moore. MfH.n and
Mexican u"a" 3isl 81.
WESTNEl, -03 Liberty Bldg.
WAYNE junction
Ass \ 9TH = n4..au; Al, r. mo-
dwe.SnE refined .rratt1n. near rain AN!
troll! :, ,tsN"c'.un lr"''"l. WIrk ~ \OL,..
MER, ii.l G"r'1amtu"u n}e
prr\NGNfN
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

o2D AND De I.ancey--Wcll-fnrnis shed apart
ment. . rooms md private bNth, s7a pei
Whitcsl1c & McLanahan. 18th and Llne.
2IO7 WALNUT (Reth-Allynl-Two room
nrl bath: w"ll Iulppcd fully seryeel.
s, y. COR l7rH AND SuMMER-Ts1
rooms and bath Apnlv on premises
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOI' ARE INVITED to list your vacant N
to-be-v vacant apartments with the sns,J
wood Ant Agency, 1884 Walnut St; pncnnJ
spruce $500; It IL quite impossible to MI vi
requirements Of our many applicants W"|'
out your hearty cooperation.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT: BARGAIN
Cor. Tulip and LehgS ave. store. . rms. .
baths. 3 garage spaces: hot-water heat. elec.
light; good for automobile accessories repair
shop or APARTMENT. Apply 5li +. Allc.
gheny ave.
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THIS IS THE

2tI acres with q mile Delaware River
frontage about 40 miles from PhIla. beau.
tiful location. Finest view between Phila.
and Wate. Gap. 100 acres farm land. bal.
timber and meadow. Plenty of game. l2-
room stone house. open hrepiaces; q rm. ten;
ant house; barn. etc. Owner Includes all
machinery. National touring car; Ford car.
Al now household furniture. rugs. ctc. Act
uYCk Wonderful opportunity ut $50. 900.
J. CARROLL MOLt.oY.
90 Y. Court st. DoNlestown, Pa. -
Az IDEAL PLACE OF 10 acres more IL de-
slredl. 1@-room stone house In good repair
7orches. otc. bath. running water: heater.
clcc;rc lights: large stone barn. chicken
houses. spring house. etc: all varieties OF
fruit in orchard; asparagus and strawberry
beds, Dlcasant stream running through place:
mics from city Hall: highest ground in
MontComery GO. H.. $. .Pummer, Fnirylcw
Village. Pa Phone NOrriStown 1901 r. |.
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Nl.c .ea advertisements In lnrc" typ"
In mrLCClinC nnlMlnns.
>.u. IIRsEH--sI.RIKnNN

>Ew JFRSEN-srBtRH\N
BUNGALOW co&vE$'' E''T5:Iii Only 600"
0pu.r removed from Sta'" orl"rs iN.,
,.,,, .ul l.rv1a l}cr,rlv S"'d GVr'tlN,
r,r.rrI!S r sos COS CHESTNJ'T ST-PHil.A
uANwlU,KNE ANE. .--rw"-storv huH5"I' w.
rr,e ,II iath; all improvements, - MIA.
:, Win arl stores "on' 500 mo. Az. lnItI-
G,vro 4 Eour.e. Kings Highway West.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
BUCKS COUNTY FARMS

ACRES-Rlyer-fr property: Groom
house: good we'll Of water. lots or fruit;
price $1,000.
81 ACRES-S-room stone house. all out
hldgs.: good productive land high elevation.
rear town and high school: price $4,000.
1i5-ACRE fruit farm. near Delawar"
River: high elevation 5000 apple trees from
20 2 years. $50 peach trees years old.
viii bear next year: this is Ideal fruit land:
price and terms right.
CHARLES pOpERTS
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WAYNE

~ OPPORTUNITY to purchase . 10 3 acres
~ hish ground and build hor" II N"
rcr,jirclncnts do not call for NOR" thhn 70
t"dr2orns. to 3 baths, for $2''o9' 10
- TRF.AT q TREAT, Wayne. IA.
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TIOfiA
Observation-Disclosures
NIERIOS

APARTMENT. uufurnished. 3 rooms. bath
kitChcnctt"' southern exposure: private e.I
inQs; garage; 800 month. II 1880 Lsds.r
office
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EIliISS PARK
ENASSBt RE-
EGI.SONt

II-TW'I,EN NorrIst0wn HUl tl.leEavIIIA,
,;e-r1rtown pike. about acres, suhs,an-
al ho'r". o r Il b. h. " h. 'ic, ,GnF
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DARBY
DELAWARE COUNTY

GL,S.rI ,EMAS'S G-aCr" country homo, near
atstion; 12-room modern house haths; :
arcni,rcs Spencer hot-wut"r heat; garage:
snrinpho,ise: bargain. CHESTER OSBORNE.
Ttni chestnut St Locust 5o3I -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NORTH WALES

55 ACRES-Suitable for factory sites or
sub-dvlsion into building lots, 100 Y.
rali Dad frontage. about 4500 IT. frontage
on 2 streets. particularly suitable for any
manufacturing concern requiring consider
able acreage, can divide to suit purchaser.
For appointment TO inspect. write or phone
Amber l37 10 H. J. DAGGER. Amber Pa.
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ST. DAN1DS

NEAR GOLF LINKS. new hollow tile house
colonial architecture; u chambers . Ia ms,
attractive first floor stone fr"placeI large
hrick paved porch. hot-water heal 'scN"-
Nv ras good lot. 500. 900.
J. " FROSETIELp. Warn", "a
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GIN, 2l34 .36-3S GODFREY AVE Porch,
: rooms trnd bath. hUt-.Ir heaf. or all;
$4,000 each; VIII finance. 500 cash. vacant
kew next door Dean. iI+@ O., eur. Wyo. 3OI9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

TN iomorr0W'S chapter Jack and
Janet learn 4 secret about the Snow
Babies-a secret that cau>rs them to
worry about the safety Of the two little
ones.
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.tR!bNl,)P RI

NIDHERE !! .us". rooms. hDt-}Nu'"T h"a' a..
s-lcnr uclFhhoriuo4. go ."u. "a = '"rrns
lH6 Graudv.e' ri ~ n" SIru'" fll4
BF>THNYREs
IRACT ~ 10 acres on n" R"tlug. near
stations. WDERELL $50 \. l7'U.
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GERMASTOWS

Also see adyertis. nent~ N lHrgc tyne
In Drpccdiug columns.
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IN preceding columns.
LOGAN

ONLY / unsoId. Who sets IT, See 1t; open
daily; sleeping porCheS. garages, me front
porches on level with the liv.ug rooms: /
french doors between, nrlck hreplaces and
careful attention to detail which add TO the
sum total OF beautiful home; SsS5O; $1,000
ca sh; 10th, below Wyoming, just above Boule.
ward and Hunting Park. terms arranged
8, c. ABERNETHf, 1928 Chestnut st. 48lS
N. 10th st.
(T29 N. 18TH ST.--2-story porch residence,
hot-water heat, electricity, living hall, in.
spection invited. WICK d VOLLMER.
<l2l Germantown ave. ye.
f6ss WINGoHOCKINd, sT--2-story. porch
residence, Dutch hall electricity iaun,
dry, etc: finished IN white and mahogany,
sell at bargain. WICK & VOLI.MER. 4i2i
ROOsEVELT BLVD. 807-Semi-detac ched;
vacant; over looking Hunting parkf barEa
for quick purchaser. worth !nyestigatiu:
Wyoming 5l20 - -
sos WINGOHOCkING r;--One square from
Blvd. 8 rms, tile bath, cleo, INV, ht. ~,
how'd. floors. ba sement lndry.; excel conl
Sinsx 5003 N. 9th st, wyoming slI3 W,
I02S NJ. 9TH-Six rooms anff tiled bath;
porch; modern; excellent cond,>A ST60Q.
81 .1Dw. ~. GRAHAM. spr@ Yns
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i'INE END HOUSE. ! rooms, nt,,c eIeG',
nrcrlace, ler-e lot; bnrGa!n; $4,000; r., r.
EldS Phones 1.ansinwre POSI- and West
1900. Ask for Mr. Maion. .
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ROSLYN homestead. bet Genstdc and WI
eaow. Just comp real design; lot S0xlT5;
$3.50. also s-rrn. Colonial house; large liy.
rm, with open fireplace. h.-w. floors, NV.
ht.. lot 50x22j. q real buy. also several othor
designs $4,000 and upward: do not delay 70
cec these properties. John patane. lHone
Wtllpy Crnyp
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$8sOO; 9 RMS. and bnfh, nIco lO0ntlOni
can nc financed with snail nnIuInt OF cash
Dnnncllv- lNgA Y. l,meLLen nNe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

wonderful. almost new, detached suburban
hofT,o: incioscd porch. electric; large Sot. :
~ ar. Am COOKE co. Collngdal". Phons
Sharon lin /. Darby /. ASK Tor Mr'
DOrnhVO,
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stores and Dwellings
WET PHILADELPHIA
542O WOODBINE AVENUE

CRAWFORD BUILD
Ideal home. Thoroughly modern
Six bedro ms 3 baths; Gear garage: all.
stone structures, insp. elton by apPointnent.
LEWIS A TAtLANE. EEALTOR
9l6 WALNUT ST.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
CHESTNUT HILL

LOTS In Erdenheim ter: all street improve
ments: concrete walks: low tax rate; VII
assist In financing and for building; SntNr-
-JENklNToWN hank AND TRUST CO
CHOICE building aites In Wyndmoor Apply
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APARTMENrs

CRAWFORD Efficiency Apsr,n.,.
sspsse S,nss aver rer esSh ssh ssr,D, ls,h Ct
rooms and bath; every oSdaaIpscity
venienc6; high elevation. IN con.
unsurpassed; unsurpassed excellent transports,,ccss
DANIEL CRAWFORD. JR., snu...
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Anal n GOTH ST-3.stury IOrCh Irsl! !enCe
hot water heat. cI, ctrir. har!N .J,I n.,.rS
inspection invited. WICK :. EOLLMER,
l42l Germantown ave.
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wYSSEFIFIB

5000 NEW, q rooms. bath. elec. h, W ~
s5Guu u rms, bath. steam heat NV nj NJ
sGnoo : rms.. bath, cIec b"drooms; a., a.,
ILANS G WILLIAMS. Ollh IOrreSHiL' ~,
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NARBERTII
NEW JERSEY-SlBIRBAS

SECOND-FLOOR apartments. ; rooms an
bath; jauitor service: 1924 Forrest aw
GEO. A. JONES
office 0pp Narherth station
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By Arch Dale

Also seq advertisements in large Inn.
In preceding columns, Wv"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

THREttScomrlr'o apartments. 42t ,!4"
lane; hot-"wat"r heat "Iee'rrr ma n"@ -, al
ton WICK & TOLI.MER +42l German
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OvERBROOk

stone construction; center hall. cham
bers. sleeping porch. q baths: electricity.
hot-wster heat. ha ardwood floors; excellent
condition. large lot: beautiful shade ana
shrubbery.
L. A. iAvENs CO.. LAND TITLE BI.pd.
uNEliBROOk- sale. tnree.story hrCk
and stucco residence; gar; central pant
heat; thoroughly mod. G323 Jefferson 81.
Price. 5000: owner will take hve.ynar
first mortgage; scon by appoint. lel. 'NWN
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XlILOM GROVE

TWO lots. 25xi26 summit aye. near WeI'
ri $500 per pair FOR cash ,.,
! T. DONNELIY. 1923 f. -Ghc''"n "EE
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OAK LANE
OI.NEN

BACER-RilT-AY.L.L HOSiES
s5o5o to $4,000. with and without garages;
Colonial. English. Dutch and Spanish archi-
lecture: row, side. yard and corner hoUs"s in
$500 block on y. Fairhlil. 9Th and Marshall
sts. furnished sample house, 5sli y. 9th
st: open eveninEl except Sunday.
WALTER : RAUER. BUILDER
$500 y. Sth Phone Wyoming 1855
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y .NVIN 7 NV
Porch front, large rooms. bath and lauH-
dry main street, nc t"rra"" and 5hFd,
hardwood Nuors. ~. hc. and v.'C.. On.
$3.50: d rare bargain, LOUl@ r, FlDLEN
onth and Chellen ave.
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,IESKINTOWS
kIRKi.lS

.'.Nr.:. UI'II.DI%G I.orS .' "a"' s'0n
'ar. ,s' rasid"u''ul -,''
IF.t hI<TDW% IA%N A%t ,EE'~r 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

sG5OU-Sac criHce. B-+2 y. -DrH, $500 under
price; rms aud bath. inc. pyrcu -.
heat hdwd foJrs. tsarH-" r-'.. f5'n Gndrr
price Kane 3237 y .uth TioEu GA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

WEST 81 Dt-"--Nly OII| -TT'I' 7 IN --ID|--|N
bargain detached sunlight house du,lrr
1000; well financed. PHI. Wyoming 4l29 4,
$1,000: DET. home; hoaurruly decorated;
all convenience; hig yard, | 81. to trolley
). b. Donnelly, 1929 T. rhelten ave.
PRICE only SG5OO-23I Apsley St. 3-stOry
porch residence, near train and trU.lny.
WICK 4 N0LLMER 442l Germantown ave
SIX rooms and bath; lot lhxi7U It., S55O0;
neighborhOud OF 'hcw and Locust ave
]. B. Donnclly. 1929 = Ch"lten nye
HOUSES from $1iOO up good IOca; I can
finance j B DoLnelLy. 1913 + Chelten ~
Also sre advertisements in lurGe type
In preceding columns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
GIFNSIDE

-GT Sux4n0: 10 rooms. laundry. gsraga.
Gas: oil SHADE: all kinds fruit. near trnin
nd ,-o;.cy' $4,000; suNH amount cash.
n Dp%NEII.Y, 1929 I Ch"lt"n a."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
$4,000 CORNER $1,000

Fairhtn and Ecan0r" SITS largo rooms
tile bath. hot.wator heat & a!ec . good corl
ARROM REALTY co. h23 V Oincv ar"
26O w FISHERS AVE.
Immediate possession : rooms and bath,
electricity, hot-watcr heat, hardwood floors
inclosed porch: convenient to train and troll.
1890 y. 4TH---S rms. hedrrls modern q
J Brunstrasor. $40 y. 5th. Wyo. so2l W.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-15
DETOUR ELIMINATED
AT EATON APPROACH;
BRIDGE SOON READY

EATON, Dec. 15.-With the open
Ing of the Richmond Pike street new
brick paving improvement, a Rich
mond pike detour that had been effect
i've the last two months or longer has
been eliminated. The paving extends
2 distance of about two blocks on the
Richmond pike, from Main street to
the corporate limits. A stretch or
roadway near Dunreith, that has been
improved has been opened to traffic.
which with opening of the street i'm
provement here is said to give clear
stretch of highway between Dayton
and Indianapolis.
The West Main street new concrete
bridge here has not yet been opened
to the public. County Engineer C. A.
Burns expects the new bridge will be
opened by the forepart of next week
The bridge roadway will be graveled
and used this winter and next summer
the permanent flooring will be install
ed. Delayed delivery of gravel for the
bridge roadway is delaying opening of
the structure to traffic, Engineer
Burns says.
Judge A G.. Risinger was elected
chancellor commander of Waverly
lodge, Knights of Pythias, in the
lodges semi-annual election. Other
new officers are: Vice-chance11or COM
mander, Raymond Cole; prelate, Ralph
Shaffer; master of work, o. H Tuck
er: master of arms, Chester Wehrley;
keeper records and seals, Ed Johns;
master of finance, Raymond Harris;