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New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Big War Work
Organizations
Ask Legal End
7 Societies Which Expended
Nearly 200 Millions on
the A. E. F. Are to Sepa.
rate After Accounting
Observation-Disclosures
United Effort Put End to
Confusion Threatened bv
Many Separate Drives

Judicial accounting Of the fund.
Of the United War Work Campaign
Inc which handled nearly $500, 900 900
during TIE World War, and the dis
charge Of The liability Of the trustees
was asked yesterday in an application
Med in the County Clerks Office. Ou.
Of $202,924,880.3 subscribed to the
seven societies comprising the cor.
poration Sls9,199.o1 was collected
in cash, which, with interest, brought
the amount up to $40, ,o92.7o.
OF the amount received the distribu.
tion was as follows: Young Mem,
Christian Association, slo9. 9.lo2,O75.l5;
Young Womcn's Christian Association.
sl6,365, ,4o3.01; National Catholic War
Council, Inc. (NMghts Of Columbus).
s32, ,73o, o,sos.o1; Jewish Welfare Board,
s3,81s,47l.72: War Camp Community
Service, s16,365, ,4o3o1; American Lii
brary Association and Salvation Army,
each S3.818,+7l.73. There is a balance
on hand Of $4,000 in cash and $4,000
IS unavailable through litigation in
Colorado and Indiana.
The expenses of the organization
consisted of s153,057.27 for national
headquarters: pub;-city, S573,7l2.40.
and state and county headquarters and
other expenses, s11489035.
The plaintiffs in the action seeking
the accounting are the United War
Work Campaign, Inc. and Raymond B.
Fosdick John R. Mott, Kate Trubee
Dawson, John G. Agar, James ]. Phe-
Ian, Mortimer L. Schiff, Myron T. Her
rick, Frank A. Vanderlip, George Cor
don Battle, John D. Rockefeller jr.,
Cleveland H. Dodge and Eveline B.
Perkins, George w. Perkins jr., Lewis
L. Delafeld and Dorothy P. Freeman
as executors of the estate of the late
George ". Perkins, member of the
corporation. The organization was
also known as the Committee of Eleven
The defendants are Harold l. Pratt
as treasurer of the funds of the Young
Mems Christian Association and the
officers of the six other organizations
in the campaign. Through their at
torncys the various societies which
paign, Inc, admit the sta tements made
in legal verbage by the plaintiffs and
join in the prayer for the judicial ac-
counting and the discharge of the
plaintiffs from any liability as to tho
handling of the funds up to June 8.
The corporation was organized for
the purpose of collecting moneys for
welfare work among the American ex-
peditionary forces under one head and
distributing through the various or
ganizations in the corporation on an
agreed basis. This plan was followed
to obviate the necessity of separate
drives" being held for each organiza-
tion and had the approval of President
Wilson,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
New Bill to Stop Whisky
Permit Counterfeiting
Senator Willis, Offering Meas.
ure, Says Practice Nets More
Than Coming Bad Money

] WASHINGTON, July 1.-Declaring
sahat counterfeiters had found it more
profitable to counterfeit withdrawal
permits Of whisky than to counterfeit
nlted States currency, Senator Willis,
8ft Ohio, introduced in the Senate to-
!sEay bill imposing severe penalties
sPn such offenses.
& The bill, which is expected to open
|Escusslon on some phases Of the pro-
gsioltlon question, provides for a pen
8ty Of ten years imprisonment and
10000 fine for forging or counterfeit
Yng withdrawal permits, prescription
sIanks or other papers used in con-
'etion with enforcement of the pro-
1iuon laws Senator Willis said:
Inc prohibition unit recently went
70 considerable trouble to have these
8 ofms double watermarked, one water
Stl'afH being the seal of the Treasury
$pep'sr'ment, visible when the permit is
fe.d IN horizontal position. and the
:her Watermark being the word 'prohi-
&l"oh' visible when the permit is held
"a vertical position. These permits
hweFe printed from an engraved plate
paper N''' o'' b Il 0u
j Not~ithistanding the precautions
ysaseh py the government, however, the
sr"!oI Vio!ators Of the prohibition laws
- oeen able to effect excellent coun-
mieIts OF Withdrawal permits. The
,oss.eFieiters have found it more
Sp,va'aoIe TO counterfeit withdrawal
ir;.!S if,.nIS OF whiskey than to counterfeit
.bsr a,.ee states currency; not only have
lssoS ses round it more profitable from a
&thsne.ary standpoint, but in addition
Ssas are immune from any punishment
M, EIouhterfeiting withdrawal permits
arsn,~ ~4uor' while counterfeiting cur
NV! IS penitentiarv offense."
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Lady Wilson Testifies
] At Assassins' Hearing
" 'oow o Is Witness as Marshal's
olayers Are Committed
tor Trial

e,..sN -vNDoN, July ! by The Associated
b.. Connolly and James
EsI5 IIeS, n, charged with the murder Of
k.,,; r,G Marshal Sir Henry wilson. we're
Poi.ss again in the Westminister
A..e,v,p prisoners were committed this
Te.,joonfO TsGon for trial at the Old Bailey
}airrmaamony was given at to.dav's ar.
ksss s41snt sts by several police and citi. ii
fsla w MO witnessed the shootine Of
4an toIInshssl tsIIlsshsl Wilson and the pursuit
b, tss,'si wilson, dressed in deep mourn.
f., hSJea husbsa from her house at the time
as S0and or .h was shot and found him
1 h. va the the pavement bleeding She She
nsSls >. sfied to speak to her. but was
y led Inrase:n .aken into the house, where he
a. sasy s.ensygs Mcdonnell, counsel for
Police Used Isd men, cross-examjned The the
friay o., Inspector in an endeavor to
ssshsIp 1.-The the point that the late Field
] onsabpxI.a was responsible for the Ulster ter
II s1y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Throng Auto License Office
More Than 1000 Applicants
Turned Away at Closing

Thirteen patrolmen and two ser
geants were required to keep in order
the large number of men and women
applying for licenses yesterday at the
Motor Vehicle Bureau, Broadway and
Sixty-ffth Street. When it was an
nounced that the bureau would close
for half day more than 1000 who
waited in the rain were turned away
The applicants began to assemble at
o'clock, an hour before the scheduled
hour of opening. When the closing
hour arrived more than 1000 applicants
had been taken care of. Yesterday was
the time limit on securing new licenses.
1t was said that all through the coming
week the bureau would be prepared to
handle those who were turned away
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Police Find Wanted Man
Locked Up in Sing Sing
Sent Up River While Violating
His Parole From ClintoI1
Prison. at DannegaOra

Albert Cook, alias Cole, former
prisoner, who had been sought for vio-
lation of parole, has just been found
by the state prison authorities safely
incarcerated in Sing Sing prison Al.
though he will not be eligible for re-
lease for nearly two years, he has been
ordered to appear before the meeting
of the State Board of Parole at the
prison this month and explain his de-
linquency.
The fugitive was paroled from Clin-
ton prison at Dannemora few months
ago. He violated the terms Of his pro-
baton and disappeared. He was arrest
ed in Manhattan and given two years
for grand larceny. He was recognized
later by prison attendants in Sing Sing
as the missing Clinton prisoner. He
has been ordered to serve four months
of his former sentence before starting
his new term
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

doomed to damp existence unless they
could pump out their own cellars. The
police and firemen went through the
streets opening manholcs to drain the
pavements. but they took no interest in
the plight Of the householders.
Several theaters in Manhattan had to
hold up their matinee performances for
half an hour or more owing to the fact
that players had been caught in the
subway tie-up.
Several houses in Passaic, N. j., were
struck by lightning and two small fires
resulted. Weasel Brook, which flows
through the northern part of the town,
overflowed it's banks, flooding several
streets to a depth which stalled auto
mobiles.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
'KeepRed Flag FIying!'
Socialists Dinner Song

The Socialist song set to the air
Of maryland, My Maryland"
which ends with the line well
keep the red flag flying there"
was received with vociferous ap-
plause last night at the Socialist
convention dinner at La Provence
Francois restaurant, 50 Univer-
sity Place.
Among the speakers were AL
gernon Lee, director of the Rand
School of Social Science; John
Block, Of "The New York Call"
and Morris Hillquit.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Taft Visits Sulgrave Manor;
Congratulates L. S. Sponsor

The Sulgrave Institution received
greetings by cable yesterday from
Chief Justice William H. Taft follow
ing visit he made to Sulgrave Manor.
IL have to-day visited Sulgrave
Manor as the guest of the British Sui
grave" said Mr.. Taft "Am much
pleased with the attractive appearance
of the place. Congratulate the Sui
grave Institution and send heartiest
greetings to the American branch
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Freed of Double Murder CHARGE
CONTINUED from page one)

WASHINGTON, Ca, July DIR. j.
G. Saggus, charged with the murder of
his wife and of his neighbor, Charles
Wilbanks, whose widow he later mar
nary hearing before Magistrate Harry
Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SUBUEEhN--Wan 10 ,'as" for n term OF
o" : Nc rrs. small house with or he'd
rooms and = baths; roa soma bl"-EIZc yard nnd
Win Or without garage; west 8 d" GERMAN .
town pr"f,rr' /, references cXChaug d. i
0l3. i.,!=er ,if .Cc.
II YUlK PROPERTY Is priced right can
gel II. lIy"rs WAITING.
CLAGHDiN, 5i,h and Girsra ave.
MODERN House o TO rooms, must be
In g"uI repair and well located guarantee
good care; wanted July 10. $3.50. Ledger
office
WILL. BY mcdcrn bungalow or, small hous"
wSr %' prrG. g. N 7os, '.' Lcaser 70 on &C. ' 1T"
WANT to buy . and 3 story dwellings In
West Philadclrhia or IN South hhiIade!.
mia Address p SOL Ledger On!ce.
CLIENTS waiting for desirable > and 3 sly
Irur~ru"5 bet. L"high & York, lhtp 'o 4 h
81 Mt.."n, Graham Co. 1910 G'm ay"
CLIENTS wail'g for apt. prop. over $50 OuO
cent. or " Pai'a. Reinhart, 1894 Chestnut
HANE huy"lr waiting for properties IN the
\. l.. s"r. W"h"l, 3232 Ffd. ave. Gar. 0o37
CLIENTS w..'uV for . & 2 sty, dwss. Wha,
have you? M'Aulln SOS n. Goth Pop, l45l
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

92i PINE ST, store and dwelling,
Assessed $4,000: Will sell for $1,000,
RATEMAE gG2 Pine St
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VlNELA%D FARM AGENCY
NEW HAMPSHIRE

HI,AUTIFUI summer nome in Bethlehem.
y. H. completely furnished; all modern
improvements; larg" living and dining room
: LARGE bedrooms. 3 bathrooms on second
floor; servants bedrooms. bathroom anI
concrete basement: pcrfectly dry; douA.e
garage with chauh"ur's quarters. i"ehousr ,
3 Qp-n fir, places. steam heat. oil hardwood
fp0rs; lawns nuwvr pardens fruit trees.
house built q years ago. Address J. o. BOX
LlG ll,.rL -nhnr.l- y IL
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ROOMS FOR RENT

DIAMOND. 1aO7--weil-furn front; also SIT
ting rm.; batk. showers: phone gentlemsn.
HAROLD. W, 22s7--Furnished light house
keeping: electric. sink and tubs. owner.
10TH n, ,ss, HOTEL RuRiC-6Ssnt,ITfs,i iISv sScssnntIfni
gurn. rms. cleo spotless. daily. w'kly rates.
18TH ST.. N. 1o2s-Furn. or unfurn', st.
ing room. porch. kitchenette. ha'h' e'ee''
owner: business woman preferred.
527 n. .69TH---Larse furn. .rm. adj. paln'
Use of comfort. home; good loc.; - car sers.
52D ST.. s., 4is--second floor. 3 rooms nna ,,.,
bath. unfurnished. $50 month, inclYd'hs
gas for light cooking. Call WOOD. f2so.-
52D ST., s.. 4Is--Second floor. ? rooms ,,.i ann
bath. unfurnished; $50 month. inclndins
gas for light cooking. Call Wood. 4ozs.
EXCLUSIVE private home. adults VII. feh,
room TO Protestant man VINO 10 nmnSo msSo1 ny ~
tho best; pcrma nent, Ph. Overbrook 2os3 W.
WEST PHILADELPHIA A.
42D AND BALTIMORE AVE. N. w. COZ
Four double. ! single room. SECOND noor
front ard next room communicca,sains' oeuu'
TRULY furnished. Woodland 0ozo.
45TH. 8. 426--pleasant sum. rm.; sood 10
cation; attractive home; electric; porcn.
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LEGAL ADvERTISEMENTS

n5,ys NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
10 The @ pr9vidrnt i.lGe % nnd Trust Compan,
Sssnss5Hss iSs ns5ss 4.s Ssnts a',fS$:Dns fSasS
RGom ssiS ais' o,rt Cty HaI al ,fhiIaasphs
Proyldent ife a1s Trust Cesm7pany q Ph.;
Gict,om II and controi OF said Court "a and tr rs.
ss saa omrany SGsr of sP fTHbSGs TbnGsn,r r'
sppear IasSes in the place OF The said peiiSOnss @
ssS ssS IDseh Dih0n 9or the to $
q df IF fsad.sSn n5Gyd;"t Ifs , n"q TfS
Fi%rsoSviasnt i%sSfi, Trust Company q PhlladeiphIs:
sns tAS s%sass' Fl fSsS" ot ~
n SiobRlS B ToWNsSSKSil & NRsGSSKitSt s..
ATTORNEYS for Pettione.
Rsy, ESTATE OF JOHN G. WALLACE.
dece"ssd-IIs.ters Tcs;qmsntary T,, uDssr as
COMPANY, EIzabe,h s. Wa!iace and John
c. Wallace. Jr.. all persons indebted to the
s1'a ar those a ' having claims asalnst Inst tho same
TsSsni 3s com M,h0S wos deSE q ei 9a
''''''' wM. p. GEsT,
President :
s..s;s ESTATE OF HENRY 4. HOE
So NICKEL: drcensrd-I.etters tsss,,.
TSRsI'S mcRe1, dpeensed S d. Hayins teen srnnied 10
rpS pTEyssN TEsT coMrASY M.rass ii ira v,I.1a; w;
irdepted to the ga!a estate are requested 70
make payment, and those. those having claim: ,H1n,
delay. at the Office Of the said company,
Nos aa'''s' Chestnut '' wM. MPAI!adf1EssTi$ !. SEsT.
NIs5a ESTATE OF CATHARlNE H. No
DOWELI. scd-Isstterrs tesIfs, sIS,
i, MsREwe aocsasGH hayGS sGeT sransss
tc@HARi.Gs " McD6WEI.i.. ali person. e, p
debted to the said estate are requested 70
mako payment. and those having clhdMs claim
delay at the office Of the sad company
'''' '' wM. p. GEsT
President.
oSs,s ESTATE OF HENRY NJ. WRIGHI.
u,on the estate OF Henry NJ, Wright. Dc;
fTRTs rHs SsShFA SGoMFASY S fT"nfs 80 ndebsd
the saa and fstsS hoso Dfs having ems 70 asn
ame to present them. without delay, at ths
office Of the said company. Nos. S.o'ssA
Chestnut street fA''ads'g&hM!i, fA''ads'g&hM!i., p. oEsr.
President.
sS5yga La GROssA BUILDING AND LOAN
VIZ ASSOCIATION-Not:ce IL hereby sys
that at the regular .o meeting 81 tns sd IT, Isss
INK place Of the association, odd FsllcxS
s sss,. spssa.les.s. SSls.r on wed Wsda.:dsy G ss
Z: u.s. 4 Win ~ !: s:sta sos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16

KELLY CO., H32 Chestnut ~.
Suite 2-22 SECOND floor, over Cn!lds' R"st.
NvhNdONDC Broad and Chestnut sts
DIAMOINDo McCutchen. Room G3l, Real
DNJ ICuT Estate Trust Bldg. Hours 10
DOOniil 10 40. Phone Wal 4"St,
BEDBUGS. reaches crc. extermrated by
experts: all kinds Of insects DESTROYED
$3.50 per room. sanitary Chemical CO..
i7O8 Calowhll -. Phon" Spr. 1890
YOU can rent an Oliver typewriter 3 rontns
for 81: p,rf. ma chimes. Oliver Typewriter
CO.. walnut End ION. Wal. "1ol Main i9S8
BUSINESS man "u'u+ 10 Europe Juur %
will take comn.Is~'ns lg ,Xccut' l.ondol
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CARPET CLEANING
MARBLE CLEANERS

MARBLE 4 hrownstore clean. step 5,ticr7.
point. G brick front rCnov.. suec. rats
r'hca sting Watson Gi0 y. l1th. Pop u53l
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N)O.DADS-Gosh Fisho0kThe Spider

FOR SALE Iu-'u-dd'r hurGa.u".
OWNER. 2OS New Jersey ave.
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NEW JERSEY STBl RBhN

3 ACRES rrr{y: {:E%&NM '"N NIX, M,lt$#r lli:%#rrs
Garage. 20 FRUIT tres. aIs, ~.rnI. i.1r.
. ,r., ~ s'.ltlon rnd rro!'"%. - u.le. .'u'
PErLES a SDN.GoN GlIES MI SE-EUll.A
IN 5iioWNF NlII.-.I% TlN.pINES. / ,olF
81, conner ~Ox'm. vE} p"1 ....,',., &, GuI K
buynr. ! lnpu.au, - Foster st., Harris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-16

APARTMENT properties W PhNa., litt!s
cash req, big Tcturns, Re!nhart, 1924 Chest,
3ols PIEE ST Ten rms cleo It $4,000
=. PEMBERTON JR Sl3 Harrison I,ds
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
ChDNIC IN SUNNY SOUTHERN
ThI\.NlC NEW JERSEY

FARMS IN sETTY %&W inhghE TnEFHFFS
send for our free illustrated catalogue, man
And rho-os icarrih!ng farm bargains around
BEhi'TIFI'L NINEl.ANp and adjoining
rnun,irs also near coast; close to Atlantic
cry. tho playground Of America; greatest
fruit and poultry cCntcr and the worlds best
market; specializing IN fruit and poultry
IA rms also grain, dairy truck and general
farm at owners lowest prices. Not connected
with any city farm agencies. We personally
inspect each and every farm we offer. Prices
cash. stocked and equipped. Tell US what
ou want. Write today. -
VINELASD FARM AGENCY
$40 Z. Lands ave, Nin"land. y. j. =.
COUNTRY HOME And FARM. completely
Furnished; : large rooms. summer Kitchen ,
all city improvements; freshly painted and
papered screened rorch'2; porch furnitur"
elevation, peach orchard; strhwh"rries; h"Su-
titui lawn; shrubb"ry; howers garden
planted. clos" trolley and school; immediate te
possession: pr .ce $3.50, $1,000 cash. Writ"
URkY 4 MArGEORGE, NinHland. \. j.
nrook. midway hctwceu New York and
pnrIucl,.,ph a. 3 sr's bu iGings: plenty timber
and fruit: also large crushed and building
stone quarry In operation, "nOr'nons com-
Iprrclal possibilities in this property; "Xcci-
lent investment for CurnOrHton or individuals
nriCe imno Hate sal So 600; settling estate;
inrt cash; property valued and nVpra ls"d At
ii - GOO. Wire or write at once lD WALTER
Ml'IIET'r. 30 Jon.s ST., JcrscN city, y J.
;-5p EI'YS u ;-.rr" fruit and poultry farm
~, l,-t .'.rt.uu uf South Jersey no lu,ld-
.r..- hauGv to .arEN markets.: climate, sol,
louI,,et fire.. Gli.nERT G CAhl.AGlIAN.
Tu3 Walnut Ct. IhI,ld"lrHlI.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
PAPERHANGING Of the better kind. rcus.i
work gIar, b3i Jefferson. Dla. Oh :
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%I;W LONDUN-.Th" garden spot OF south
rrn Chester County, ID acres smooth Ter
Tia land with southern type Colonial house
70 rooms center hall. harm, orchard. timber,
rIoun h.gh and grammar schools. miles
station fine roads. $4,000. ! have farm
''' 'M.> FRt6NEFIELD WAYNE, PA
FARM for sale, hes, IN county; fine home;
I06 acres: - mIl,s from Pntla.: no agents.
-Ll lnlLnr OMlCe.
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business Properties and store.

THREE VERY DESIRABLE STORES, iust
comp.etcd, 293 ~ $ 18th st. Apply owner
10" , An 81. Phone Lombard 900
8O0I-93 FRANhFuIHD AVE.-Larsv nt.re,
3oX55; WI! suh.!ly!d2
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ATLANTIC CITY
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

GERMANTOWN
GERMAN1 OWN residence. containing 7 bed
rooms; garage for cars: strictly mod
crn; plenty Of shade; July. August Septpm-
1867 ~
PENNSILVANIA SUBURBAN
ROSEMONr. PA.--Attrart.v" house : bed.
rooms baths; garage. large lot, with fine
ahnde June - TO Sept. II: owner Will con.
slider very r"HsOnabI" rent to good tenant
- a. d. WAtNOCk. 1l2 $. 10th St
OR RENT-Wyncotc. Junc Is to sept II.
dttracuye'y furnished suburlar home; all
ln"dnrat" rental Phone urontH 05l ].
BALA
THREE OR FOUR MONTHS
- rooms, baths; Gear garage: acre in
shan"d !NLli I9Wni trHit; planted garden;
JENKINTOwN
THREE MONTiIS--sllO MONTH
II rooms, all ConVeu'enCcs; wel-sha ded
g. =. PETERS G. son, COS CHESTNUT ST
NEW JERSEY-SVBURB\
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, near water; IA rms.
baths. Gas. furnace. large grounds: swihi.
ming. CanO, ing; good roads; committing Gig-
,nncN; suitable for club. NJ G33. I.edser on.
MERCHANTVILLE
lis T. MAPLE: AN:.--Furn. house for sum
NOR: beautiful location: reasonable
J. VI. hANs Err. 22I Market st. Camden
MONEY ISLAND
LARGE G-room cottage. first avenue from
beach and train, on the island bordering
Island Heights: month or season: reas
Pop. 1853 ]. Phila.. Pa.
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE

HELP WANTED--FEmhL hL1
BILLING CLERK-Eiliott.Fisher machins:
good at fsures: state age. salary ana ae1 re-
erences: Tioga resident preferred. 4 Vo''
Ledger Office. ---
CHAMBERMA1D and waitress. French; Prot
cstant: first class Phone OREGON osoe w.
CLERKS. over 1S. with some office expert.
encc must have hiah school education
good opportunity for advancement: retsr. isd.
manager. Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co, Drond and Sorerset sts.
CLERK-Attractive position for Eirl who
can figure accurately and quickly; some
knowledge OF typing preferred. Call at once.
MRS. PATTON
Curtis Publishing CO.. 804 sansom st.
COLLEGE GRADUATE wanted. % to 70
years old: general office work. with knowl-
eise of stenography and typing; executive
department Of leading corporation. NJ 702.
Ledger Office. |
MBitOIDERERS--Hard ciocking on hosiery;
home work: high rates. paid; steady work;
Allen Hosiery Co n. w. corner 23d ana
Aliegheny ave. second floor.
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PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

AND PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
KELLY d co. N39 Chestnut ~
Suite o-2n snCund floor, over Cnilds' Rsat
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
I,IIN
DAVID 7. NEVIN, 529N.2Oth St.

325T Ridge ave. 1900 block y. 33d
1900 block CaliowhiN 1924 y. 2gl
500 blk. CoriIthian ZOO blk. :. FRAZER
Ohm. S,,tt.r. kirpDtr,
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TYPISTS who have had billing experience
wanted: high school education preferred;
ply mmcdateiy. Office manager. The Great
Atlant and Pacific Tea Co. Broad and
SOmcr-pI
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

PAINTERS. out OF town: open shop; SO cents
per hour. ll5 y. 18th II.
PLUMBERS. 90 cents hour: out Of town;
open shop. ia n. 18th 1T.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


SEVEN largo rooms and bath; modern; spleu.
"Ii CouI!,.u. rent 500. J.. J. Elliott. Iil@
~, ''rui -. FlI-.rt 3S5S,
l5@N i@Tn V"ry desirable 3-srory dwE..
'wm"l Z" pose Iut2el, 25th and Sumcrrrt
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ITREE.STORY BRICK DWELLING
CU%TAlNIEG Is ROOMS
Lot COxl5O FIT
SUITABLE FOR APARTMENTS
Gppt%IWE Gbl'RTHDl'
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APARTMENTS WANTED
WANTED. 0-rm, and bath apt. BY Aus. !;
Yearly lea no: S6O 10 S85; must be In re-
aned house, 303 Toney ST.. Fox Chase.
sAN1TARIUMs

A FEW vacancies In a hish-class home ~, ior
aged persone. both sexes also semi
tertion; write for particulars. oO2. Ledger
office
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GERMAN1 OWN residence. containing 7 he'd
rooms; garage for cars: strictly mod
crn; plenty Of shade: July. August. Septpm-
iln. - - ". ''1''I"i' "
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NEW JERSEY-SIRTRB\N

ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, near water; IA rms =.
baths. Gas furnace. large grounds: swiiL.
ming, Can0. ing; good roads committing Gis-
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AGENTS

sALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn from $4,000 to $4,000
yearly; big demand for men. inexp. or sIp..
Assn. Dept. 277. CHICAGO.
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GIRL wanted 10 operate an Underwood book:
keeping machine and assist in general
office work: position permanent: good oppor
tunity for the right party. Threshse
Brothers. 1922 Chestnut ct.
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WALTER c. REDDING
IfuSI,NN


IOSI.Y% lIONESrEAD%- q r"on,a
ana larn. .ouNruItrCcS, wien nreIlarer r,
.-' G,Nl75 tl5Oo, come tulas ~ MT nuss
llIor'4lrt ud for ulnn7 ltlHn"
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OWNER gy.us 10 California. VII sacrifice
co- g. 500 b"ugtfu! country home, near
far.pus I2'rwHd Inn; |? rse'@.. : tt'hs.
5,lir. ora,rcI Interior. hrrIwool floors
tE-o!gNuul aero shaded lawn. Earag",
c.rry thlnv run Of condition. CHESTER
OSEOR%E 1924 On, srnI'. Locust 5J3'