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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
CITY REGISTRATION
TOTALS ABOUT $4,000
A Trifle Over 5000 We're Added
on Saturday, Compared With
1895 in 1920.

Something more than 5000 persons
registered in Wilmington on Satur
day. the fourth registration day. Fig
ures were not available this morning
for the Fourth district OF the Third
ward. the Second district OF the Sixth
ward, the First and Twentieth dis
tricts of the Seventh ward, the Sixth
and Ninth districts of the Ninth ward,
and the Fifth district OF the Tenth
ward, but the number of persons reg
istering over and above those excep-
tons totaled an even 5000.
The number of persons who have
registered so far will exceed 26 $50. on
the first registration day 1871 people
registered; on tho second day, LAD;
the third, S.525: and the fourth. Sat
urday. more than 1000. There yet re-
mains another registration day. De-
tober 21 The total for the fourth reg
istration day in 1920, the first at which
women registered, was 1885, of which
over 10000 were women. The total
registration for the first four days Of
1920 was 96.32o
City Registration.
The registration in the city on Sat
urday was as follows:
First Ward.
First district. "a; Second. 80; Third,
l6; total--S9.
Second Ward.
First District. s; Second. 80; Third.
Is: Fourth. 81; Fifth. 10; Sixth, 16;
Seventh. 81. Total--1S6.
Third Ward.
First District, Ii: Second. II: Third.
! %; Fourth, -; Fifth. l6. Total
81
Fourth Ward.
First District, l6; Second. 10; Third,
20; Fourth, .; Fifth. 10. Total-6S.
Fifth Ward.
| First District, 32: Second, 90: Third.
%. Fourth. %; Fifth. AZ; sixth. l6;
| Seventh. %: Eighth. 90; Ninth. SO;
Tenth. IS: Eleventh. 21; Twelfth, 81;
Thirteenth. G; Fourteenth. %. Total
-374.
Sixth Ward.
First District. Il; Second. -; Third.
0: Fourth, Is; Fifth. 40; Sixth. 30;
Seventh, 10: Eighth. 80. Total-173.
Seventh Ward.
! First District. IS; Second. -; Third.
%; Fourth. Al; Fifth. 80; Sixth, 80;
! seventh, o. IssSnAu, - ANAhAit u >
Tenth. AZ: Eleventh. 81; Twelfth. Is;
Thirteenth, 81; Fourteenth. "a; Fiji
| ,eenth. 80: sixteenth, "a; Seventeenth,
Il; Eighteenth, 20; Nineteenth, 8:
! Twentieth, -; Twenty first, 20;
| Twenty second, "a; Twenty third, %;
Twenty-fourth. SO. Total-711.
Eighth Ward.
First District. 81: Second, "a; Third
10; Fourth. %. Fifth. II; Sixth. Is;
Seventh. 81; Eighth II; Ninth, 16;
Tenth, 81; Eleventh, 10; total-2lT.
Ninth Ward.
First District, 6S: Second, 81: Third
80; Fourth. As; Fifth. 81; Sixth. -
Seventh, 81; Eighth, Is: Ninth, ----
Tenth. SO; Eleventh. 2l; Twelfth. As
Thirteenth, &c; Fourteenth. Sc; Fiji
teenth. &c; Sixteenth, IA; Seventeenth
6S: Eighteenth. 80; Nineteenth, 80
Twentieth. II: total-600
Tenth Ward.
First District. 10; Second, 10; Third
AZ; Fourth. 40; Fifth, -; Sixth, s
Seventh. 13; Eighth. 16; Ninth, 10
Tenth. IS: total-174.
Eleventh Ward.
First District. -; Second. "a; Third
80; Fourth. Is; Fifth, Is; Sixth. 80
total-l4S
Twelfth Ward.
First District, II; Second, So Third
20; Fourth. 10; Fifth. 2S; Sixth,l2
Seventh. is; Eighth, %; Ninth. 80
Tenth, 20; Eleventh, IS; total-243.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Sept ls-The following corpo-
. rations were chartered Saturday:
inter-Continent OH Co, Wilmingt ton;
capital. 5000. 900.
Christie Cola Co. Inc. Philadelphia
si.75o.O 900.
Empress Electrica Del Andagueda, Inc
Wilmington 81 .0O0.OO0
Royalties. Inc. Dover: $500 900
Schardan Machinery Co, New York
$500 900
ington: $3.50 900.
Federal Sales Company OF America
Wilmington 500. 900.
susquehanna Line. Inc. New York
100000.
Transa tlxntic Trading Corporation. Phil
adeiphia: 500 600.
Odeluk Perfume Co. Inc. Brooklyn
500. 900
Millvale Hardware Co.. Pittsburg; $40.
COO.
Barnard Lynch. Inc. New York. changed
tts namo TO Barnard Co. Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
Delaware Lodge Social Tonight.

The first social this fall of Della
ware Lodge, No. I. will be held in the
lodge rooms tonight. All those at
tending will be eligible TO compete in
the pinochle, five hundred and QUOT
tournaments. Prizes will be awarded
Degree Master Richard w. Strong
has announced that the initiatory de-
gree on the first class of candidates
for the fall term will probably be con-
ferred the second Monday evening in
October. AS there are still a few
vacancies on the staff, he urges all
candidates TO be on hand tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
Rev. Edwards in Taunton Charge.

Rev. j. Earle Edwards, native of
Wilmington, son of Walter III. Ed
wards, who at one time conducted a
cigar store in Eden Hall, has been APP
pointed pastor Of the Winthrop Street
Baptist Church of Taunton. Mass. Mr..
Edwards graduated from Wilmington
High School in 1902, and from Della
ware College in 1906, He is well-known
In this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
National Bank statement Called.

Sy associated r-ress ~ kAer. .4ven.nlI
Washington, Sept. ls.-The con-
troller of the currency today issued
a call for the condition of all national
banks at the close OF business on
Friday. September Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
Third Ward Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic voters of the Third
ward will elect vice-chairman and
a committeeman from the third and
second districts at meeting on We'd
nesday evening in No. school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18

FIRST frost of the season visited tho
Juniats Valley Saturday night put
not, IL IL believed. OF sufiicicnt severl-
~ 10 materially inJure fruits and veg
citation. The white blanket appeared
on ail exposed surfaces until sunrise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18
kerosene Cent a Gallon Higher.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

New York, Sept. 1S.-The Atlantic
Refining Company today advanced the
price Of kerosene one cent gallon in
Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18

sc a line per day for classified
ads on a monthly contract-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-18

Live news Of real value is printed
in the classified ads today.-Adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

ly the greatest achievement in the
history of the screen.
And because it is presented in four
successive instalments of five reels
each, The Mistress of the World
surely claims the right to be, apart
from the lavishness or its production
and the immensely of its theme, some
thing new in the universe.
Mia May famous European screen
star, has remarkable role in The
Mistress of the World. She goes In
searcch of the tabled treasure of the
Queen of Shea, and in The Dragons
Claw, she begins her quest in China
with startling results. She is splendid
ly supported and in the action, thous..
ands Of persons are employed with
consummate directorial skill by Joe
May, the producer. The picture is
presented by the Hamilton Theatrical
Corporation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
The Dragons Claw
A Remarkable
Picture.
First Episode of "The Mistress OF the
World" Shows Advance
in Art

That a photoplay creation, far too
long for one continuous screening can
be successfully presented in forr
brimfui installments of s-reels each,
is adequately demonstrated by The
Mistress of the World, series OF
four great Paramount pictures the
first of which "The Dragon Claw,
featuring Mia May. Will be presented
to the patrons of the American Thea
tire next Friday and Saturday.
This innovation marks new de
parture in the photoplay world and
screen fans should await its outcome
with profound interest, Each of the
five reel pictures takes the beholder
into a different land and the action So
far as that land is concerned is quite
complete. II is a definite objective
and the cumulative effect OF the four
complete sets of action which bind
the entire creation together, causes II
to be regarded as what is undoubted'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
Idaho Woman Is
Head of Company.
Noted Author Engaged
In Big Mining Ven
ture.

One of Idaho's most prominent
former citizens-Bertha Sinclair CO.
wan, or B. M. Bower, authoress of
"Chip o the Flying u" and other
novels of the range-riding West, bears
the distinction of being the only wo-
man mine president in the States.
This was elarned recently from Las
Vagas, New, when articles of incor-
poration were filed there for the B.
M. Bower Mining corporation, nam
ing the celebrated writer as head Of
the new concern.
Control of this vast mining project
resulted from a trip made through the
desert wastes two years ago by b. M
Bower, who, while in search of ma
terial for a new book, stumbled upon
an old abandoned mine. Prospectors
had searched for years for this par
ticular shaft. Its legendary treasure
was a by-word with every prospectoi
who roamed the Nevada hills. B. M
Bower was the fortunate discoverer
Since the discovery become known
to the outside world, FL Picacho has
grown to a thriving city and offers
to outshadow Tombstone, Bullfrog
Carson City and other one time noted
mining cities Of the nations last from
tier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
Whitman Glee Club
Makes Decided Hit
Throughout State
Walla Walla Bulletin 1882

Heralded everywhere as the bes,
mems glee club that ever represented
Whitman college, ana one of the best
that ever toured the northwest, the "a
men making the trip gave the last con-
| cert of the Washington tour in Ritz
Vile Friday evening. and are SEIZED
uled to arrive in Walla Walla Satur-
day afternoon.
Fourteen concerts were given BY
the men altogether, and in addition
from one to three assemblies were Civ
en- in every town, and numerous out
side engagements were filled by the
Varsity quartette The number in at
tendance at every concert was beyond
all expectations, the club not playing
to single house but which was filled
to capacity, and in larger number OF
which many were forced to stand
throughout the entire performance.
There has not been an act, song, or
stunt in the entire performance that
has not met with hearty approval A
few statements from the press indicate
the success of the singing organiza-
ton: The Yakima Daily Republic
The chorus work under the direc tio !,
of Howard F. Pratt, was good and
showed excellent training" The Ever
EFT News-"From Quin Quin Qually
the Whitman war song, to the singin :,
of the Whitman hymn, the concert was
a success, judging from the applause
given
Quartette is Popular
The Varsity quartette composed OF
Wallace Allen, Ralph Augustavo, Yves.
ley Slimmon and Joe Tewinkel proved
one of the big attractions of the pro.
gram and in every program was forced
to turn down the encores after re.
spending two or three times Praise
for the quartette was so great that fol-
lowing the Wenatchee concert they
were asked to sing at the Rotary club
luncheon. The quartette also accept.
ed outside engagements in Yakima and
Pasco.
Probably one of the mo. enjoyable
features of the concert presented by
the club was the jazz orchestra" If
the opinion of the Ellensburg Record
The Everett News says: Part two Of
the concert was the Yamma Yamms
'Syncopated Seven jazz orchestra
with everything including the suits
They won round after round of ap
plause and came back for encorces fiv,
or six times At last the director an
nounced that the fellows had blow
themselves out" Edward Van Nuy.
with his laughing trombone. an
Harper Joy and Herbert Thompson
Ralph Augustavo with cornet solo
were heartily applauGed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
CITIZENS CLUBS
To De ORGANIZED
American Legion Auxi-
liary Sponsors New
Move in Idaho.

BOISE April 5-Young people OF
the state of Idaho between the ages o.
II and Il are to be organized into cit
izenship clubs in which current issues
OF the day will be discussed the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary sponsoring the
movement according to information
given out at state headquarters here.
Topics to be taken up at these meetings
will concern questions of pertinent m
terest to citizenship. A list suggested
by National Headquarters is as fol-
lows: Voting; registration; election
rules; school election; primary election
laws and national conventions; state
boards; state officials; needs of state
institutions; flag days; mock cabinet
meeting; famous men and women :;
Americas material prosperity and
causes; state, county, city or town
government; good roads; movie CEN
sorship; rural schools; city fire and 20
lice protection; American heroes ..
invention; great American writer's
American statesmen; naturalization OF
aliens; the initiative, referendum and
recall; labor and industry; practical
talks by professional men; war remn-
iscences by veterans Of Civil, Spanish
and World wars; debates, Should We
Grant The Philippines Complete indie
peendence?" and SHOULD All Japanese
and Chinese immigration be Stopped
for Five Years; and series of dr,.-
matizations.
The Auxiliary advocated the singing
of patriotic songs at club meetings AMI
the teaching of flag etiquette. A medal
will be presented to each club member
after tn age of Fl is attained, for an
attendance of twenty-five meetings.
Members are not required to belong to
either the Legion or Auxiliary in or
der to be eligible for membership in
the citizenship club. Although the
club is designed primarily for en-
bryonic voters, all interested citizens
may participate.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

in their original skit, "You Spoiled
1t scored a great success in their i'm
presentations everywhere The Yakima
Daily Republic is lound in its praise Of
their work. Harper Joy in a mental
telepathy' stunt, was all that his sur
name implies and kept the audience
In an uproar His partner, Herbert
Thompson, as Madam enda, was al
most equally clever" The Ellensburg
Record states, Harper Joy and Her
bert Thompson impersonators, put on
a three-act skit of professional calibre.
American Threatre Monday, April
10.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
Torture a Fine Art.
1t is SO Shown in Picture THE
Dragons Claw"

China, that oldest and most in
scrutable of nations, where the print
ing press and the fine arts flourish
ed centuries before the christian era
began, may naturally be expected to
have brought the science, of torture to
state of high perfection without re
sorting to the rack, the thumb-screw
or the water cure.
The philosophical Chnaman, realiz-
ing that mental torture is cruellor to
the finely-bred mind thap the most
exquisite physical torture, therefor :
hit upon a novel combination of tor
ture and death sentence. This plan,
bleeding the victim to death drop by
drop from cut in the wrist, is, one OF
the characteristic touches in the Chin
csc episode of Paramount's massive
four-part release, THE Mistress of the
World, in which Mia May a beauti-
full European actress is featured. This
episode, in five stirring reels. is titled
THE Dragons Claw" and it will be
screened for the first time in this city
at the American Theatre next Frida J
and Saturday. The remaining three
episodes will follow in regular sue
cession, so that a genuine sustained
treat is in store for local screen fans.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

the state highway commission with
headquarters at Couer d'Alene, writes
state headquarters that the northern
posts are planning to have big repre-
sentation at the State convention this
year. Several posts have started con-
vention funds with which to send
representatives to the convention
900
A tabulation Of the ballots taken by
Idaho chambers of commerce shows
an aggregate vote of 3 l-2 to | in
favor Of adjusted compensation for ex-
serice men.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Norton
and Miss Gladys helms spent las,
week end in Boise and attended the
Elks Masquerade Ball Friday night.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

The first unit of Les Societe Des 40
Hommes ct Chevaux, an auxiliary
to the American Legion, has been or
ganized in Canyon County. The vol
ture, as local chapters are called, IS
planning to stage a big promenade
and initiation at the time of the state
convention in Nampa, July 81, %, 20.
J. A. Murphy, resident engineer for
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07

til 7 p. m. All examinations free.
Any lens ground in short order by
the doctor himself All the new fads
in eyeglasses. Any lens duplicated in
short order. :.
If you have pain in or over the
eyes, or in the back of the head
headaches, if you see floating specks,
if you have blurred eyesight, if every
thing gets black at times, if the eyes
twitch Involuntary, if you see double,
if you see rings around lights, there
is something wrong and you should
have them carefully examined by a
skilled specialist Do not experiment
with your eyes. Come and see DR..
Pons and you will not take any
chances. Moderate prices. No drugs
used.-adv.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-07
D R c. D. P D N 8
AT THE SARATOGA HOTEL
FROM APRIL 10 TO IS.

the eyesight spec
ialist, has offices
at the Saratoga
Hotel. Consulting
hours, 2 a. m. un-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

90 TO SAT 7.50-Four. fiye. six and seven
rooms and bath. all modern converiences:
single and semi-detached: immediate posses
sion: open and attractive surroundings: large
yards: community club: II minutes by Penna.
ELECTRIC Railroad and 80 minutes by autobus
from Federal st. Ferries. Camden. y. j.:
office hours to . daily. room to 3 p. NJ.
Sunday. Noreg Realty Company. Brooklawn.
". ]. Phone Glouc. 2I2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
OLNEY

FRANKFORD-464O Pilling St. modern o
rms. and bath; gar. large lot AgenN on
proms. or Dreby Evans. 1907 Lincoln Bldg
5OOl PATTAGE ST. ,cor. Wakelng)-Two-
sty. brick house. with garage; owner leuv-
ing city. Apply on premises
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
MAINE
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

SMALL house for the summer: minutes
from Haverfort station: convenient to
trolleys: freshly pa oered and painted; vege-
table and flower Ea 'dens: fruit and shade
trees. Telephone Ardi.ore 052 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
I rIiCks
To Hire

TO HIRE, > or passenger touring cars.
s"dar:s, touring, limousIues and takes 81
and UP Lorraine Garage Corp. l429-3i -33.
81 M"ion -.
To HIltE--1 TO on trucks, 81 an hour up.
wtl driver: any time. anywhero: besS
service. Lorraine tiaras" Corp. lig9-3l a.
35 Mr.0n ~. Both pM0nsa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
Wanted

SPOT CASH Paid ,,,,t, for used cars IN sood
1907 Vine Spruce 215O
LET Us dlsre $" Of your old car: y per con2
comm !ssIony no storage charge. Ruy1
Motor car Co. G2O y. Broad st. Poplar 6o3g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SECURING BUSINESS
CAPITAL QUICKLY

NAiIiA rllINl.Y
Forccful. high powered, convincing rrr.ental
ton, through right channels, based on ORIG.
NAL Intelligent salcs plans, will get deyeI.
lplnent OF working capital In any amount In
record time and at minimum co.'s, We
specialize on every phasg Of financial writ.
ing and dir"ct-by-mail selling. ~ vearn' s,ic.
cessful experience. J, hdelmere Burn. Com-
pany, Wllhersp9on Building. Walnut and
JLhrer streets, Telephone v alnut iJs5
CITY and county distributors for biR-caIiber
financially responsible man, acquaintad
WIN automobile accessory, hH rdware a nd de-
Partineht stores prepared to do business in
blB way we have proposition Of genuine In.
teFest ana rtal opportunity comDe n ion FREE
product offer unlimited pOsslbilliirs and hss
been rold to largest firms tarOIxhout th~
country. big local advertising goes with IN
no Investment. Write us! Brittle, IiO W
10Th St, New York. "s
AUToMoTiYE CORPORATION has opsnISs
Tor business man of integrity, sales s6l{s
N.Y., ,y and d., some means MANAGE territory. a.
on volume OF Dealers sales and Teasons ~
sllowsnce Tor expenses; substs initial lnSS-sS
assured to right man; stAtS fuiIv 1u"I1lSS
sssn ssssn:: ,.cISdin. ass SspsFls1l ~ 49, .
NJ ~: WI 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

AKRON SPARK GAP
THE PERFECT SPARK INTENSIFIER
Guaranteed to fire foued and d. rty pIusn
and plugs with cracked poro"ain; freS
through OH and grease and eliminates car.
/ on; send 81 Tor set Of or 81 80 for a.
dealers and agents wanted. liberal discount
VIM. LoGhulE 50i :. 42d -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-SlOo1 To sIGO 00o =
accounts receivable, notes uCCeptancas VI, va
m0rtgaGGs quick funds confidential NAV W
.. :, ~, ,Dna.Hs lsos fenna' l04s Spruce 35N&
WANT to borrow $40 600 on runr,iIn,,,,.- -.
. nuld!nG ana mach mary; value sis 900: rivee
luII nartlculars. c iOd l"dscr On!c~ s''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

PENNsYI.VANlA-SUB
PUBLIC SALE for DR.. A. b. McMullen,
Germantown and Willow Grove pike Easton
Hlghwayl and Heston St. ct R3slyn, Pa; !
PhIla. trolley. Route 40. ~ miles Genslde
station: approx. 8 acres, with SIT It, street
frontage: land in immediate neighborhood
selling at 5000 for 20-ft front lot: this
property particularly suitable for country
estate or de. elopment purposes; ydern.
conveniences. electricity. gas kitchen. COM
pete LAUNDRY; d.. AZ .. crcsned; 3 inc osel
garage for 4 cars box horse stalls; Iv 4 Iiv.
ing rooms for help; pipelsss furnace. etc.
large poultry house, Dutch Colonial pump
house. artes an we'll. beautiful lawn: go
maple and pin oak trees. domestic and i'm
ported shrubbery. fruit berries: 00-ft. diam
eter lake fed by spring. etc. Send for COM
plete circular.
II. j, DAGGER Agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
CLEAIENTON


STORE PROPERTY. opposite II. r. station
In fine town: cigars, candy. ice cream ana
drugs; 'rts IS IN, income me- $1,000 monthly; store and
all modern conyeniences; stock and ixtures
included. valued at $500: must be sold at
once; Price VI, 900. very reasonable terms,
poss ssion; other farms. WAITER ii11 mE;
CAMP, y Cooper st.. Woodbury. AS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
building Lots. Factory Sites, FL

WATER FRONT, Delaware River. near Mar
travelling crane system; power plant: the
most important property on the river front;
CHESTER ID. RoTTNER & CO.. l42i Chest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

lo3o LOCUST ST-S!Atecn-story hreproor
housekeeping apartment house ali mod
ein equipment; separate elevator for encb
set OF apartnlents apartments from : rooms
ana bath - rooms and . bah. or . "r
more apartments can be Joined. irsnac, Ior
invited Apply TO superintendent. on prem.
IHESTNtT, 2l0l-lT-NeH modern o.r1ru7E-
ahd-hath apis, with Complet" TorcaInIn
K.tchcn"tte: beautiful. larIe rooms; souta"rn
"NposuT"; rental $75 W.: 2li7 open G a NJ
10 /. VI Richard :. tzcr. l!@3 Locust.
BEA CTlFl'L new central ritv 5.rTnn
prlNate-bath dupicX art, All uuts.d, -rurna:
~ y, LAtrh exposure. $l2b per month. ADD,y
2lI1 Chestnut - ''''
FINE. 22o2-TNv0 ms n aCI J-,cG1,,o.---
APT. mf'un. So 20: eior, No. ! ,on. .nD.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

BLOCK Of ground: improvements; opposite
Frankford |. terminal: wonderful oppor.
tunity quick sale houses.