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amonto. already made public, ps
20 his stand on legion policies OWs-
ley. In his report as head Of tho lee
glon's Americuuization commission,
had laid stress upon what ho terms
the necessity for 200 per cent
Amcricanism." total exclusion of im.
migrants from this country for an
Indefinite period. correction NJ al
legged deficiencies in textbooks deal
ing with the war. with th" result
that the Germans have bcor given
TOO favorable "A report according 20
OWslcy
DeeRan has chosen as his princi-
pal policy continuation OF the bonus
fight
Both lndorse the policy and the
record OF Hanford MacNiicr, the
present commander.
Matthew Murphy Of ElrmInEham.
Ala. whose name was rICg ssfDd teV-
ornl days ago by Milton a. Foreman
OF Chicago. as o PROMISING Cardi-
date had practically Withdrawn
from the race tonight.
Another name which continues 20
be discussed ia that of Joseph /.
Thompson Of Wilkosharrc, r1, %
former state commander OF the lr-
AloU IN ilat state
II was hlntcd tonight that a rcsc
lutlon calling FOR definite action on
behalf Of universal peace. might be
introduced tomorrow by legion.
naircs, who also are mowhors of
the inter-al'iod Veterans federation.
Although tho interIllicd veterans
formally concluded their convention
Monday. an executive committee OF
the organization empowered by the
convention to take what action SIS
deemed eNpedient toward forward
ing world peaCeShas been In session
here all day today and is expected
20 make n statement shortly. cover
ing It's position.
a resolution attacklr and dc.
manding the removal - ltiE, Con.
sawyer. President Hardius % person
al physician. from the post ot chief
co-ordinntor OF tho federal hosuital-
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MAN LOSES HUNDREDS
OF DOLLARS

81 am sorry did not hear OF
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy a few
years ago. as II would have saved
me several hundred dollars. Five
years suffered from indigestion
and severe bloating | grew worse
all the time. My doctor said II
operation would be all that could
save me. took "A course of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy instead and for
the past year have been entirely
we'll" II Is simple. harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inrlammatiu
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, inClud-
ing appendicitis. one dose will con-
vince or money refunded at all drug
observation-disclosures
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COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IS HOPE
OF FUTURE, fOHN p FREY TELLS
DELEGATES TO BUSINESS SESSION

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10 have tbrlr dIapu,r su5uiiicd to.
voluntary admiration mako do.
uonds which tn,y would not othrr.
y,Is. ur.s.,tt I..pffss OF M. aNpa,t-
alton that th.. arbitrator viii seek
antrn utItdlr road Tuny pr,sorf
their rnso before the urhifrltor lu
an rntIreIy dIff,r,pt splIlt from that
which prevails when the ompluyers
aud WAGE asruars face rarh other
around tbe conference table. and in
tb, aulrit 81 rnuciii,.ir,, ,ud pcgotl.
,tt,,, .rt.,,..,. O., ,,,,b , h,.Is ,f
,gr,srn.ut which both are. willing To
.u,,rft Tho .t,irlt pf utLitrpti,u. IKE
o. D
.,,, M absoiu,c ,,..sslty t,,t acme.
ming in addition ls rnauir,d. lao.
.rn,,ss ,yan a., mo most Chrlstinp
r,ttops ana ,ouuupIti.a mon b,vo
found that thcy cannot dopcnd alone
upon the spirit Of Christianity for
the solution of their every day prob.
lems and the protection OF their
rights and property From my "N-
pericncc and observation ag trade
uulunist / am convinced that vplun-
tary arbitration NJ the best can only
play a minor subordinate part In
the efforts which mon must make I'm
industry to adjust their differences.
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r,.s,,,iiv r,nrapn thsir sutornriaa
"a 40 ,c,or ,,,rions ,o,n,s fron,
,bn Arn,,,car nan J,,ynwarda we
h.,,a hsb ,n,,t uiustrnticrs 81 the
n,,,rt,cH on,niSycrs. atton,n, Ca nre.
80, a,,, ar,,,,,t,,,ion on ,he nart
y, ,hoIr a,,,,io,,s
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hls oVhul'ion nus @ @IuteilsIl'.u tne
nIODlcn, Uettuto tHo HNoIhhc Whht-
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FIFTY YEARS AGO

woman I'm Lynn. Mass. was steep
ing herbs on her KITCHEN stove ac.
Cording to recipe Of her own, to
furnish medicine for the women Of
the neighborhood To-day, "A stones
throw from the little house where
she lived. there Ia n four-story
laboratory. making the same medi-
cine for the women OF the world
During the last year almost 500 tons
Of carefully selected herbs wrro used
In the manufacture OF LYDIA II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
\ woman's medicine Tor woman's
ailments. Have YOU tried ltG--Ad-
Vertiscment
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Mario Chamiee Tonight
Contention Hall

II r. Fiuck, the veteran reviewer
OF the New York Evening Post spoke
OF Chamlee's rich. mellow, vibrant.
colortul voice and intense express
sion" and added that his singing
was n delightful surprise to the
very last"
II has been many years since n
new tenor has received such notice.
II memory Is not wrong even Caruso
himself AT his debut farod no better.
Advertisements.
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kIau Plan Big parndc.

Special TO The World.
DURANT. oct. ia mammoth
iu Durant next Saturday night ac-l
CUrding TO an announcement mHfs.
public today Five thousand robcd
men are expected 20 take part In the
parade This will be the first klan
parade In Bryan county.
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|...f
"CASCARETS" TO CLEAN BOWELS
When Sick Bilious Headachy Constpated for
Sour Stomach, Gases Bad Breath, Colds

are cleared away. you will feel like
q new person.
Cascarets never sicken or cramp
YOU, Also splendid for constipated
children TO cents box, also 90 and
no cont les ANY Iusstore'--Ad-
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villa TO Risk Title,

NEW YORK. oct. 19.-Pancho
villa. the Philippine holder OF tho
American flyweight chsmplonshla.
is to meet Abe Goldstcin In a it.
round bout for the title here Noveu-
ber &c. tt was announced here today
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alton AnS Labor Problem Speaker Informs Congress

stated they had no intentions of VIC.
lating the injunction and appeared
AZ the railroad shops only heca sc
they believed the strike had ended
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

r,,~ 80 r.,
rasMLl.oceted exactly 10 miles from fnli.
adelphia. 10 miles south or Reading eno
2 mhss from Brdsboro, the nearest Iafse
pma,, ppwI Ue'ns b,rdsooro when IL on nU'h nS .ns
ndu'hk ana Pennsylvania II. X. WIN gooo
, uran service, situated on the side OF
iinounta,n. inv win a splendid view OF tne VII
49, oo,ow ana the mountains ni tne us .
un,t, iacNhs concrete state hisnway. no. %
ph,ias c famous Missahickon prNs, w, AZ IN
! q aamiaueipnia, with winding driVcwaSs. sheue'
lowers, , shrubbery. etc, few steps to rail-
srm S's n9n. improvements consist OF moo 90
fore the war: fully FURNISHED fnrnisSed containing I
,,arse pedrooms and modern bath. large Nv
lns room Win open hteplace large dning
LOOM ana kitchen. finished cellar with wine
LOON loom ana summing spring; the finest 9t hot
wa''r wa neat neat not and cold water. gas isn,s.
~. completciy surrounded by oroau We
randa.. ran. permitting a wonderful view OF the
sHnrnTuna,ng sHnnn country on all four Sides. 4, -
rsooS "oaern basement DARN VIII ". s"'e
.ooi, farmers S-room stone mousse,
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CHAPTER I
Bow. WOW. Come. Come 10 school
.DII,II,C md ea arlN nnn morning .IaCk

Bow WOW. come. Tome 10 SCHooi
DRIiIiT and early one morning Jack
ID and Janet woke mp TO hear johnny
Bull. III. bulldog and Toodlc Pnpkins,
IN. collie. talking in III" back ward.
"woof." growled Johnny Bull. "Th"
hunting in this woods is no good any
more. haven't caught rabbit in a
week.
Bow. Wow, | cant understand
!, answered Toddic Pupkins There
,re inst A. many rabbits and squirrels
A. ever. but for some reason we can't
catch them.
Johrny Bull. They know all our
hunting tricks,
"Wonf. perhap, they have gone 10
school" barked Toddie Pupkins. II
understand that school makes folks
wjsr. SOC what II has done for Janet.
NV mistress. and JACK, your master
"Acv know many things we don't
know.
"Woof," grumbed JOHNNY Bpll.
81 wish they knew what has spoiled
our hunting" And with that Johnny
Bull curled up in front Of his kennel
and went 70 sleep. lie was tired after
his fruitleSs hunting, So was Toddie
pupkinS, who was only wink or two
behind Johnny Bull IN reaching Slum.
brland,
Jack and Janst wondered what hnl
made the rabbits and squirrels so wise
Johnny Bull and Toddie PupkinS could
not catch them. Were they really 60.
ing TO school. AS Toddie Pupkins Slg
gested? After breakfast the children
hurried into the woods to Solv" the InIS-
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
Daddy Dog
by DADDY

squirrels seemed to be in great hurry.
Where were they going?
Presently Jack and Janet heard a
mellow sound III the distance. |, WA.
the barking Of II dog, yet strange 10
say. the barking sounded much Ike the
ringing Of school bell.
Bow WOW. Bow WOW Row.
WOW. Come come, To school. Come
come
That was an unusual call out there
~ the woods. Jack and Janet stonDcd
TO listen. A sudden rustling in a brush
heap startled them. Out popped Hon.
pity Hop Rabbit, looking as II he bad
just jumped from bed. Without wait. .
iEg even 10 say "How do YOU do f"
ioppity- Hop Rabbit dar'cd away nm
the path.
Wait cried lack. Wait. We
want to hnd what has spoiled the hunt
ing in the woods
lioppity Hop Rabbit loohed back over
bis shoulder, II can't wait. Daddy
Dog /. waiting for me at S,'hoo!.I With
that lioppity- Hops stubby tai! van.
tshed over hilltop.
Up in the trees was u scramb,ing und
a scurrying. Perky Squirrel was Nv.
,ng along from branch to branch.
Wat, Perky Squirrel" cried IA.
net, We want to find where the rab-
bit- and squirrels are going in such a
hurry"
Perky Squirrel IId not stop. II
cant watt he chartered. Daddy
Dog will be cross If ! am late for
school And Perky Squirrel frisked
out of sight.
Jack aud Janet were now more Curl
Ous than ever. Who was Daddy Dog
Of whom iioppirI Hop Rabbit and
Perky Squirrel spoke There was enc
way 10 find out. 50 they get off in the
direction iloppity Hop rabbit and
Perky Squirrel had gone.
un tomorrow'S chapter Jack and
Janet see an odd Sight.l
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Fine Stone House, Heat, Lights

With l acres OF land. near Chester Springs,
pennsylVania Academy OF Fine Arts. % mile.
out. on good road. big rooms, running
spring water. big Sorches. nice lawn. barn
!arage, shop cement walks abundance OF
fruit all kinds: caretakers house, fve
rooms. garden. spring water: owner going
to live with children offers II nt low prico
once.
W. a. DuNMoRE. Kimberton. Pa.
n WEl.l.-LOCATED farm Of 72 acros close
TO Norristown and Main Line sta tion: the
greater part OF the place Is on very high
elevation that commands cne Of the most
Hautiful Views in this section of the state
about 10 acres Of woodland. rest in pro-
ductivc crop; stone farmhouscs and ba rn
h.i!s,de', with southern exposure: would make
an ideal fruit or chicken farm; price 500 400
TREAT TREAT. Wayne Pa.
COUNTRY HOME and paying poultry prou.
-, 2sition. at commuters X. II. station 10
Philadelphia; acres good land mansion
house with conveniences: barn. now modern
poultry house. capacity 500 TO 600 chickens:
fruit: on improved road. at church store
school, Just reduced ,, for quick sale.
West Chester, Penna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

lIn tomorrow chapter Jack and
Janet see an odd Sight.l
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ArARTMENT HoTII1

THE DELMAR-MORS
w. Che!tsn ayS;
GERMANTOWN .rA rr0n
20 MINUTES TO BROAD VI SIn.s ~
Hotel or unfurn. sultss, hoaessssR.a.lf r.
HOTEL COLONIAL SrTTsi i14a H.
SUMMER RATuD ..,
c. PTTMAN BAKER. yr. Msnsx0s X.
MONTEVTSTA APARTMENTS, 89d sn' W..
ford sta, l room, bath. kltehsrrs bah
, kitchenette. furnished. 500 90 mronoI SGA
ing room optional. Phone oysrpl!.s .s,sS-s
THE sWARTHMoRE. 22s snd .ns Tirss ~
Furnished, 2 Icoins and pstn, ,,.n incvdee
and bath; maid service ana Inv"
HOTEL HAMILTON, 1884 Walnut st. aossli saili
Of Broadl-A quiet conse,, 'aaonductsd
beautifully furnished and well eo.s.0ns .s.s--0ns
GENEVA APARTMENTS. l27 ;; 'c. l"s sSsI
or 2 rooms. with bath. Phone spI...
Legal ADvERTIsEMENIs .oIES ES
.t95a CREDITORS TAKE NoTnh,oes stock y
has purchased the entire skst a.
Charles Katz. located at ssn faek.
Marcus Hook, store msnaSed os
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

ONLY = LEFT
kli less than rent pays fixed charges and
mont, dne r"rch.iront horscs. rooms osSge
op"n Isily; SlsOO.S5O0O
AhERNETHY l32s rhcstru,
HaTH ST. SECTION
rooms, h"i-w,,rr h.S,. harawood moor,
'HI%HSh"uE raH f4r1E2Rs" HISS on 1G"T yn GT,Tr
and Market. I.ansduwn" 908i.
MAKE An OFFER
Elegtn' 2-story corner property : +. cor
nor 5oth ard E!isw"@r,h s;s ,GiP-,o-dA,;e IN
John NJ ENBERG, 52o7 Raltimorr ave,
liH0O--ENCEILENT home. rooms and
bath, 'nrloS"t from nYrrh hardwood r"@rs
'''' BAKER & sos Iao :, $40 st.
CORNER property, 2-7room houses; modern
odlit!onal nus~s md EaraRe price sa5o0
r,ntal s72 King, ITO" :. c2d -. Wood
and 52IE "
54i2 WILLOWS AVE. Two story. brick
heat. el"c'r!' Hghts. '.ed bath. hutlt-in
shower bath. hoax AZ THIS before you buy
PAUL II sTCLL. Morris hldg spruce 1921
TWELVE 2-f4mi.y tpi. houses. hn- location
.rrr"a.lrz. inS"Stigurn this weli.pay!ng prpp-
osttIon Rirhnras 80" Walnut =. BcI, 2723
MAKE "FFER on 5+3l yhr.s'tan -, Two
sn!. y.cra, no, pr 'I"r%ops nrn, sy<,.n
JUHN VI. ENRrRE. ;@o7 BaI,more ave
54ie WIITHY AVE --SM ro"uS ana bath.
porch r."'rrn.l. ho'-warer heat gas
f,dn f., mr' pSs1 1S sson rt@n~ w, ~ ~, con"
5450 BLOCK pE ..ANCEY ST -F.yo toorn-
w~s, PhN4a~Ipn." E"r Estate - 5000
Baltimore az
ragr. si16o '.~s man ass"ssm.n' LOO
b.rck : b2d :, Agent IN nremises or I j.
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1882 N. CARLISLE ST. /,

Two Xxi TXGLssxE sG f,-' wA2%{:4 oa$;f> sr $500
isa! " CAREY ST. uHth ana Er.- ave -
'Ga a.1" fFGn' u. S%'@S 34'n ana n! PS5h A'" . & s
RUFFNER ST. ,22d ard Est-,--s .nyra,n,or,,
mont 3Gs+
?srs y. BAILEY ST ssy.n rooms mo-,
yoHN; INIT; "5Tei,% T w pGTSh yaca3! Pr,~ if7oo
i'S4 SNYDER AVE.--Now vacant. 5000
HEYDE, 10Th ana SEyGrr a,..
cENTkAL i;SdIS 81 hrg4d s., Propsr'es-s+- \
zoo {. GOLDMAN. 725 walnut :,
ROW modern 2-story homes ripe for speci.
..;in3;n PrGe risal f?r qgcA
SIS E, JOHNSON sT,. twin mouse ,..,. 4.
baths, conE. !oc beautiful surroundings
$40 900.
DESIRABLE corner near Broad and oxford
ARTHUR BOSWELL 2ss y. 1s,n s.
N, W. COR. ot Franklin and Columbia ave
so t'r snS sparimI.' F,. HTSSG or doctor
". ALLEGHENY AVE. l238-Thr---s,ory
ny lncreas. ss50O iberne,hy 1928 Chestnut
s'ss \ n9WAFD .tssM heai ooms sGa
cumeerland 81, kensinston 24ta
iusi cheap, Il. l., WEBSTER 4 co, SoI
sOO Dwellings $4,000 10 800 900 eacn
wv Thomas p. Twibtll. l20. Liberty Bldg
Msmmeke sso w, Allegheny. Tic. isss -
.5 pEscHS per Sso 'S;a Hy 5sSs
sob W. SOMERSET ST,--lO rms. all cony
$4,000. panksrmann. 20ae \. 3th st
porch, elec Moore somerset ana Bonsnl
.NH6 BLK Judson--H.-w heat. .,g,. o. (
b.. SsSVo, Early & BeshIer. 2s3' W Lenisn,
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HIGHLAND PARK

10 FAIRVlEW AVE Jus, yuu.pleted
bedrooms. ho'."Hter heat. ga and e!eCtrs
u-romm Dwelling. 5UXl3a ,Ot. Drip" 500
AMY ". v NaN thnTn". Room. lO-. Doth -
Thea'r" Hdg Phym" Lausdowne 2uIl. Oper
sunday.
SINGLE STONE HOME t95O0-Just ru.
lshed al WALTER \. McCLATCHY
Lansdo"Ee 2ot+ open Jennings y. W
cor. 7Orn art Market
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Reat ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
$500 bIk. Taylor--Barg; act quick must

sSOn bI.k. Taylor-I}argi act quick must be
sold;S3OOO. Ear y& i,ceht,r. 2s37 w .Lchsh
'o2 SPRUCE; I sty.; barg to close estate
Al. ~, Wilson Co. 2l22 Germantown ave
HUNTING FIX, Logan and Olney homes for
sale. kerns iO1B Min. Tio.SS76. Park 1851
HOUSES for sa Ia -Olney 4 northwest sectns;
send for list Frick, Judson Indiana av.
2"55 y. Jt'DSON ST; q rms bath. porch ;
mHd"rn. Frick. Judson st, indiana ave.
2o6O Y. 2lTH ST. rms, bath. porch
mod bargain Frick. Judson Indiana.
q HOUSES northwest; never idle: rent s2a
and S2s; only s250O. Write 5i5S DE I.nncey.
aiS' Jt'DSON; rms, N, porch: harc.;
good cond Raff"rty. 233s W. HUNTINGDON.
aId3 TAYLOR ST. rms. excellent Condi-
tnn. Ran"r'T 233s W. Huntington.
2426 y. COLORADO ST. "a rooms & bath.
T., J, Martin, la y. S4th 81. belmont 1854.
1918 y. 18TH sty., Sr,, NV heat. clec.
lights, porch. Riddle l2Oa Columbia ave.
NEAR 18th ana Suslueharna--Cozy home,
S2sOO; littlc cash needed Poplar 05So
Also see advertisements In large tyne In
preceding columns
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LANGFORNE-Good bargain tor a ouci,
and ca rd.n. garage. ha dwrud 49, :, h. -
stationary tubs, gas rang, hOt-wnter heater
easy distance 20 trolley and station. Apply
l.. II. CANDY, l"d y. Bellevue ave. lei!
LSpUIS.T,7v.S. - -
between train and trolley: r.n;or 'hS.r'ft"e..
chambers electricity hot-wat.r 49,,
;dx22o &. 70 hack street; 81 500 '''
- = = - - = :, = 1T. BLDG
Sn1,rTI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ro...,.,
fy.liin. AZ r,,ISrT ',,,. ,',rr '"'s UTE
,,r..,. i"t ,on. -" o,,,r -. anE ',orc'
WtSIlS'rEI, q 90 All ,i,m,..H I, Naii'' - l.
WV, iIi,ir;I ~ = 80" o.
: chambers 2 baths. modern throushoHYt
Ia'ns' yrNctrtMI' t2CAt on -. DO
- IL - y, l'H'rb - I.F. Bl.DG
SOLSOM-ld"al DETACHED cottage rleC.: all
cows: lHrg" lot. extreme saCriGca' Writ.
NICK MARlNII HIlJ RACE
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Business Properties and stores
BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY

m u lot 2iXlI2 feet ar" tho following In
movements: Modern 3-story home and Of
Gee. with cnruertcr shor in rear; frontin;
IN rlnin stronts In 'rtOra SogtiOn; also good
location tnr garage factory. utC.: pUsscssiUr
hig proposition for nt'l" money.
kOliIFR & SrfSLER. li32 N"nanEo at.
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RrAJ ESTATE FOR SALE
GERMANTOWN

OLD MANSION, 10 rooms and hath.
porches garden, clubhouse. elevation; Sl5,-
900 or offer. owner. r iO1, Ledger Office.
G1'N, ,--Greene and Tulpehocekn SITS; 10 rms.
baths. with garage. sample house: couple
left Dreby e Evans. 1907 Lincoln BIDS.
Also sec advertisements In large type In
prrcedlrs columns.
LOGAN
'2li y. WARNOCK--M Modern 2-story twin
house, ! BEDROOMS: fine condition.
$50 WAGNER ANE.-Modorn 2-story twin
hOuH bedrooms: excellent cond. A, r.
iREENSTElN. ili2 Rc1l Estate Trust bldg.
.s'AN-fNlV Marvin" St: story twin. y
rooms, bath immei poss. W. y. Cham
N"-"' 'a33 linad It. WSomin" nTS2.
1880 y. iITH sT.--Two.atory mod, porch;
vacant. Franklin II. splitter Co. 1900
NenangU.
Also see advertisements in large type In
preceding columns.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
Stock and Crops, 26-Acre

POULTRY AND GENERAL FARM
Horse. COW. 80 chickens. 5 pigs, plows, b,-,
row, cultivators, wagons and land naariy
all planted In potatoes. beans. corn melopa
tomatoes. onions, etc. will be given n,issi,
buy this money making farm in prosperous
section Southern New Jersey. short distancs
large manufacturing city: 900 heavy baa rino
fruit trees. grapes. nearly acre strawberries'
nearly new Groom house: piazza: pure arts
Sian water; medium-size barn. new long Law.
house. garage. other buildings owner forced
to sell quickly. price reduced TO s35Oo'
and free illustrated catalogue, NEW JEp
SEY FARM AGENCY. 800 D, Real Estnte
Trust Rdg.. Philadelphia. Pa
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lli+ VEN ANGO ST


-, iT9t =, Ell" ave ra.t a-a3
TH ST, s. l7--R"ur .2>.o ,e.r., ,,.,,
:. sell muHe proposition. Ale K6is,. 4 90
Inc, "th and Waluut yts -" "us o.
\ sk lor Mr.. Henry .'' -"-''
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ONE.STY. machine shop IN kensinGton mill
dist hid 3jxSO. ,ot 36xiG6; brick & stc"i
const., ~ sty can 10 added price slI. 900
Albert Hall. Land Title Bldg Spruce I43l
FACTORIES, warchgusrs. railroads; can
finance. DIETERICH, 49, Walnut st,
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" wv 'N7T-TT-
JOSEPH Eel DINA
200 Lincoln Bl.g

hall, .drge lot, 18th near I,arar., -,
MEDIATE p0ssession: small uru0-rr g, "a 5n
JOSEPH FEl.DMAS 9OD Lincoln Bjs
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NEW ENGLAND
r. E.-SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE WANT TO RENT A BUNGALOW
M TsSSs Mona s S miles s2 rsn Of within
water; yearly lease; in reply state when
property may be occupied. rental. terms
furnished or unfurnshed, location and size
Address
c III. LEDGER OFFICE
Farmers and Property Owners
We have cash buyers for your farm or
IIsH:AMERiCAN REALTY CO..
7Gs $. I'd ST. rHILA,. PA.
WE HAVE a demand for properties in all
R1E%tE S!GG' SstRrs &! f sK KrS 4 EEARf SEAHIcEE
A. r RUSSELL
~ l.. cor. 10TH and Tasker SITS
Real estate. MORTGAGES. INSURANCE.
Eents collected in all sections OF city.
ARTHUR BOSWELL
2a3 n. 18TH ct.
ENCLr;SIVE LISTING of city and suhurh,,
07O7 Chester ave. Opan evenings and sur.
Will. BUY small dwellings 18th to .2d
tuli par,euars u " IGH 0 5 ovSf MAE AfoEEGo stat Sd
Land Lar Title Bldg. spruce 425T, >"NNN' 02'
WE CAN SELL. that property for you in
eRfscoM shsEs s oIis,s Ssnsrns "s Locus, o,,o
TWO or 3 story house; modern bedrooms
p 1881. Ledger Office, '''o'
WANT TO RENT Modern or $ room s,,h
urban house: give location and nriro
C 3l2, L.dser Office, '''
WE nave several clients desiring proper,ie,
In West Phila. quick results guarnnte.J
Write The Roy Mar Co, Go9 shubert B,dg'
WANT 70 hear from owner having faTn %.
sale; give DaWiC. lowest price John
Black, Prnnsyiyania ST., Chippewa Falls wis
BYWOOD or nearby ,u purchase; ail-s,oua
house preferred; give price loca ton and
particulars in full. p 1925. Ledger Office
WANTED-small Investment houses: Quick
sctuement. Day and Night Realty Co,
2!1l Remington ave. Garfield 1910.
WANT to buy 9 and 3 story dwellings, in
/ his. Address 1921. Ledger Office
RENTS collected with dispatch; immsd set.
t!ement u desired Mcconnell 4l5 S 2Oth
WANT apartment houses W Phia,; an,
size send parLlc. Renhart, 1924 Chestnut.
OFFICES, BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
PUBLIC sTENoGhAPHER desires desk
space or small Office near OH and Chest.
nut. g "2", Ledger Office
WILLOW GROVE
WANTED bungalows and dwellings in
Willow Grove section: buyers waiting Il
L. WEBSTER co. 30l Abbott iiid.
broad and Race
NEW JERsEY-SEAsHORE
WANTED-Cotago or shack at srashure for
aonable p los, f.edser Ofhce
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

2o4o WALI.AC CE--Slds yard; - rooms
lIl2.l4-20-@2 Edwin l7th and Ridge av.
S6 y. 2Oth-l@ rooms; = apartments
1879 fopar-l2 rooms
l5l0-ls Stiles-3-Story garage 2IXGG
12lO Cabot st.--3 stories, q rooms
81 \, lo:h tco~. Commercial. E.JE -
- stories.