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the mountains sine" !I"ury's death; that
he insi tel he had killed him, and that
Il" b.ancd JUL Clark for that, and for
al the rest Of his troubles. She was
AFRAID he would Kill Clark. The three
or u.s., the tw" men ut the ranch and
myself, prepared to 20 into the noun
tains and hunt for hu, before he
got showed in.
Then came the shooting ut the Clark
place, hnd | rod" over that night in
II hOWllnS storm and hrlprl III" coroner
ana Norad0 doctor in the examination,
All the cvldcnr" WAS ugniu>r Clark.
especially his running away. Hnt
happened ON HATH" Thorwud outside
on a v"randa-Sh"'d been working at
IN" house and | didn't n"cd any con-
versa ION to tel me what she thought :.
All she said was:
lie didn't DO it, uortor Hos still
in the mOuntdinS.' -
'lle's been her" tonight, Hattie. AMI
you know it. lie shot the wrong man, >"
at the end didn't know. III ,"r
right now that ! don't know. Inn In
say, too, that ! b"liryr that is whnt
happened ana that lIimr, probably
stayed hidden that night on IInttin
! Ihorwnld's place. went rLrrr ,hr
next day, but she denied it nII nmb
said he was sill in the moun,aias SI,r
carried on about the niz.urd ruL IL,
being frozen to death until brpou tn
think she was telling rllr tr ,n9
The next day | did what onIv n
tendrrfOnt would do, started irtn ,Ln
mountains alone. nill aud Jni;r Ynrr
out with Il i"SHe after Clark. ami !
| packed up some food aud started ri,
not 30 into details Of hat trim /
went in from the Dry River Cnny,n
and ] que Is faced death dozen Iinn' :
the first day. had II map, hut /
lost myself in six hours. / had food
and blankets and an ux along, und /
| hui L n shelter and stayed there over.
night, had to cut up one Of nv
! blankets the next morning AMI tie mn
the horse feet, SO he wouldn't SIM,
too dccp in the snow. But if stnrnI
cold and the snow hardened, and we
got along better after that.
I'D have turned back mora tho,
once, but ] thought I'd meet uu wiz
some of the Sher'ff's party. | didn't
do that, but ] stumbled on trail on
the third day, toward evening T,
was the trail made by John DonoIi :
son, as ! learned later. ! followed If
but ! concluded after a while nm
whoever made it was lost, too. II
seemed to be, going In circle =
was in bad shape and had frozen a MARI
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still very much in love and thought
they might help him to understand the
troublesome problem that was before
him.
There was no other word from him
for much over year, during which
time he continued to live in the apart
ment they had occupied together. lie
had retained his position with the
agency and was now manager of de-
rartment One rainy November night
he came to see me and seated himself
before my fire. lie looked we'll enough,
quite the careful person who takes care
of his clothes, but thinner, more tense
and restless. He said he was doing
very we'll and was thinking of taking
long vacation to visit some friends
in the West. lIIc had heard that Bes-
sic had gone to California; Then of
n sudden, noting that studied him and
wondered, he grew restless and finally
got up to look at the shelf of books.
Suddenly he wheeled and faced me.
exclaiming: II can't stand it. That S
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attempting 20 discuss asua! '""S9
casually he confessed thar Br.,.c !H@
lpft him. She hpd taken Il room aY,'."-
where. Had gone back to work, and
would not accept any money from mm
Although he met her occasionally in H."
subway she would have nothing ~ 10
with him. And would believe it: She
was accusing him Of being narrow and
ignorant and stubborn. And only three
or four years before she had thought he
was all wrong because he wanted 70
90 rowing on Sunday Could such
Things beg And still h" loved her he
couldn't help it. lio recalled how sweet
and innocent and strange she had been
when he first met her, how much she
respected her parents wishes, and now
see.
claimed. "that hadn't been in such n
hurry to change her. She was all right
then. II / had only known it. : She
wasn't Interested in these damned new
tangled things, and | wasn't satisfied
until she was. And now see. She
leaves me and says I'm narrow and
trying TO hold her back intellectually"
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But what do you think Of his views
of lifc-of his books as books to be
read by the mother of little girl?'
"Wray." / said. II cant enter upon
discussion of any mans works upon
purely moral grounds. He might be
good for some mothers and evil for
others. That Is as you will. Those
who are to he injured by picture of
lie must be injured. and those who are
10 b" benefited will be benefited. | cant
discuss either books or life in that way.
see books as truthful representations
Of life in some form, nothing more. And
it would be unfair to any one who stood
In intellectual need 10 be restrained
from that which might prove of adj
vantag" to him. l speak only for my
self, however"
TT WAS not long after that, six
months or less, that I heard there
had been new quarrel which resulted
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"NTY BROTHER, Henry Living


A'A stone, was not a strong man.
David dictated. "IIe had the same heart
condition | have, but it developed ear
li"r. After he left college he went to
Arizona and Sought n ranch, and there
he met and chummcd with Elihu Clark.
who bad bought an old mine and was
rrworkng il. Henry loaned him n
small amount of money at that time,
and number Of years later in return
for that, when Il"nry's health failed,
Clark, who had grown wealthy, bought
him ranch in Wyoming at Dry River,
nor far from Clark's own property.
Henry had been teaching in an
eastern university, and then taken up
We saw little Of him. He
f Il r"cluS". | saw les OF him than ever
after Clark gay" him the ranch.
I'm the spring Of 1910. Henry wrote
NJ" That he was not we'll, and ] went
ont 10 see him. lie seemed worried
and was in bad shape physically. Elihu
Clark had died five years before, ana
| loft him fair sum of money, h1tF
! Thousand dollars, but he was living in
n way which mad" Inc think he was not
using it, Tn" ranch buildings were
di.Hpidut"d, and there was nothing but
II 'aXrd Henry with mlscrliness, and
hc then to,d me that the money was
NOT lis, but left to him to be used for
an iilpgitimute son Of tlark'S, born
before his marriage, the child OF a
small rHn"hrr'S daughter named Hattie
burgess. The Burgess girl had gone to
Omaha for its birth, and the story was
Lol known. In early years Clark had
. pn.d the child'S board through his law
, ger 10 an Omaha woman named Hines
and had later sent him to college. Inc
burgess girl married Swede named
1hUgw0Id, The boy was eight years
Older than JudsOn, Clark's legitimate
son.
after the death of his wife Elihu
Clark began TO think about the child,
especially after ,Iudson became falr
sized boy. lie had the older boy, who
went by the name Of Hines, sent tt
college and iu summer he stayed at
Henry tutoring school. Henry said
tie boy was like the Burgess family
blond and cXcitablr and arther com
moupIarc. He did not get on well AT
college. and did not graduate. 80 fai
rs he knew, Clark never saw, him,
"The boy himself believed that III
; was an orphan, and that the Hine'
woman had adopted him as II found
ling. But on the death of the womal
he found that she had no estate, anf
that firm Of New York attorneys hat
been paying his college bills; =,
'He mad spent considerable time wiz
Henry, one way and another, ana n
began to think that Henry knew wit
he was. He thought at first that denS'
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When does human nature
crash under the strain OF
fear and Tragedy? Must il
pull dorn all lored ones
in disaster?
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY

DIR: RDAIID LIvlNGS1ONE. chief phystGtan
~ hGrsrIy. small tOun. 0cntd! but b!uD.
He Shdr'3 q secret cOmrcrHin0 identify Of
h,r I'!0ucd mcDheW tDith
Lucy. lis sister. Gciovcd by everybody N
totCn.
Dh. DtcK LIVINGSTONE. in whose mem;
orr mere IS GAP. aud rho Is dctcr1ntned
&OWg ddy 10 90 JGcE 10 NUrud1. his child
h"od home. N Ordr 20 bridge the GdD.
Hc - tuH Of rno'i,U and is bovish looking
dNI 0rtrO III HUtt" Of has thrty years aud
ELIIABETH, lrHEELER. a ,choIesome civil.
, nh9 louCS him ucrV sincerely.
HLnEHjir SdrS CAhhTSLE. gctrsss;; who; ter ter
@@dtory. Her husband, LucGs. ,hqd bccn shot
10 d'Hth as tC0S R,M"rGllv b"Hercd. tU q
,C|".ai" Jrd CiHrf. q rtch uoung mar about
toWH, clark had d.gdDhcdrCd I'm nscddtelu.
gnd, It ituS bcI."goI he perishcd in a 1'is-
FHED GREGORY. Be-,crlys b-othsr and
m!ra0er. Uhoss researches line h'm np
L0JIS BASSETT. nctDspn npcrnan. 'pho
t''pSctS that Dich Livingstone Is Jud
=. e GrH. His dCSir" IS to Cltdr things IN.
"|N /, EhEGbcth'S SiSt,r. an eltrdva0dnf
DorlN0 i"ifr.
IL%LlE WARD. Eit=dbeth's brother-in- lao.
NE. lNN MES. WHLELER. typical AmerI'
WALL!E SAYRE. q rich youth uhose so.
El:dJcth. tcith ,chors he Is sntttten.
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Can cUiI identity be lost
in good? See h0ic this
fhr0bbing story Of mystery
regeneration and lore s0lres
these problems.
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BEVERLY
RIVER-FRONT HOME

- rooms. including tile ba'h vim shower,
Al! ronYs, !nr." con, f"," r"'' a. s"', r.1n
..,,vn o gra,rl h",,oh; cal, SO phntos
L.L---.LAs 4 SOY -Ius LLLESMNL-r u -HLLLL.A
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SALESMEN-Carry our line OF high-graos
Advertising pencils: every business
tential customer; prices lower. auS"w aa ~
tho market: write for instructions. o. -
Pencil Co.. Louisville, Ky.
WHY work for others? Make and sell wv yss
own goods we show you how; free oosc
explains everything. Thomas D. Steel, P'ss"
don't. O95 Main. Richmond. Va.
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73 Acres Equipped Near Phila

q ACRES STRAWBERRIES
80 acres ttllag" Tor melons. sweet potatoes.
h,rii"s, all sorts vesetahlrs; handy ndvan-
atirartiv" 12-room house. 60 # barn. other
affairs force sale; 5000. rnr' cash.
! HARTLEY NIXON. WuodStuwn, y. !.
500 BUYS a 5.acr. fruit ana poultry farm
IN hest section OF South Jersey no bui,0
iHL~; handy 10 lnrEc markets; climate. soil.
'.I''r Unsurpassed: payments 81 wo'ElS .
l.un,;l't fire.. GILBERT OCALLAGIIA&,
iLLA MnlnLIt $, Inlln Min
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MAN

Of man who IL inherently honest. who
can faithfully represent an organ
ization OF national reputation and
record: regardlcs of your present
occupation you may bs that tyre
Of man whom | can place in a pSsi.
ton to earn not less than $4,000 per
year.
MR.. GI.EsSNER
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MAN. experienced. for rendering plant. 100
miles from Philadelphia: must understand
rendering machinery and also the ma king ~
poultry food: splendid opportunity for mar
| ried man with family Reply to r. o, boy
$50, Harrisburg, Pa. N'
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LAMB & CO., 737 Walnut St.

FIFTY.rT LOTS on improved sts; $1,000 up.
cor. $500 VIII build for purchasers
CLAYTON. 81 :. Iansdowne ave
Open sunday Phone I.ans 1871
ONE>STORY building. 29x73, with basement.
high ceiling, suitable for light nanur1c-
turing: rr"m!nen, location. sil 900. shoe.
maker. 1ih and Eric av". T.'ga 7Gs7
l27. .5O0--ChoLce fnctorH sit". lNNNIOO WITH
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TWO BRICK HOUSES, one room, on. 3
rooms, with II lots IN burlington, \. j,
u m,... from Trenton and PhNade. Nhla, !"
minutes frum railroad station; near many
Ia TORIES rrln- S2iUO. cash $500 Inquire
l.. DllERMACK, 1896 ThiI ave. Sow York
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GOTH ST. SECTION

New. 3 bedrooms. hardwood floors. h ~
heat eeC. garage privilege. man -. 60
ner: large lot, only $500.
EE,RAIAN bRDS,. g0lp Market
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

4815 HAIFi. ANE.-Three-story semi de.
tached r"sidence, hot-wat"r heat. cleo
tficity; s!eeping porch; marble shower. !.v-
ing hall, hardw rod floors. open fireplace;
splendid condition.
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MAN--ExpcrIenccd man for rendering nlant
1000 miles from Philadelphia; must undnr
stand rendering machinery and also IN,
making OF poultry food; splendid opportuniIv =
for married man with a family Ami, ~
l., o. Box 0S0 Harrisburg. Pa. ~
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MEN wanted: Govt. postal clerks, carriefoi
writ" for instruction, particulars: immeG
for applications Aug. I. p 14a1. Led. Ok
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b412 WILLOWS AVE Two story, brick.
heated, incIosed porch, Rarag" hot-wh,%r
heat. electric light, tiled bath, hui.t-in
shower bath look at this before YOU huy.
PAUL II STILL. Morris BIDS. Spruce 1871.
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BIOS HAMILTON ST --Sclr. detached, II
rooms, = baths. hot-water heat, electric
light. vacant. \. GALLAGHER, 300 liav'
afford ave. Preston 1907.
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II.tDDON HEIGHTS

WE EHDW WI,nt irou'r''"a nr" Il good huy.
and IT'S good IN, n"ss tur VA t. icll you.
H. : GOFF, 5Is station ave. DAILY and
SIudnl.
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JAMES S. CLARK

BI'lIDING ASSOCIATION h private funds
for let and I'd mtges.. large and small
ANTS g. T. Hall, s. w. cor. 17h 4 SAMSON.
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EDSr.YS PARK IabOv. Ilensidel-Train and
trm lar." tots. S2OO up. water gar rlec
, !u. ~ .ow-pr.u"d lots and low taxes. i!}'n4
,.s's arr les than city and health hnt har,
han l.,nI Cy., 200 Germantown ave-. D'a
mryI TlI2
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&3QNN6 rooms and bath. Dutch hall,
porch front, . sqs from BALTIC
ave. WEST pHILA. Il. y co, 1000 Balto.
$4,000; 6aol NORFOLK ST, near Bait. ,aye
sty.. 7 rms, Dutch hall, electric llHht
porch. MCCLURE 4 CO. Is y. 10th ST.
800 BLOCK $. sea st. (adjoning corner)
store property: good business block,
FABER, 1890 Chestnut. Snruce 6h2I
le2T CHEsTNUT--3 story, rs r.. baths;
suitable for apt house; good investment.
Ql0. NJ AMAN's SONS. 12ls Chestnut st.
oyy53 53qRplk sECTIoN-six rooms. bath
ooIoot1 ~ cash. claghorn. afth 3 GiraEd.
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6248-54 Usage ANE,--Seven rooms, inclosei
porch thOrOuEhly modern. COhhs creek
Boulevard. sacrifice to hum" buyers, Nuanced.
bT13-I9. 5sll-4l WarrIngtun ave. nrw mod
srn garages. SOkuluE, Diamond SI2O
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MAN, ago 20. energtic. willing. desires eo'
sItion with future. 4 110. Ledger Onlcc
AGENTS

SALESMAN, age 2S; also exp. general o'
hce; will travel. \ 222, Ledger Ofhce,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY
1881 CHESTNUT ST.

second. 'hrI and fourt! l'Oors; poss July l.
ARrNrR EpHWElL. 233 y l3h st.
floor, for rent; ight manutac-
turing or orIGr, !nCl"doH heat: low rent
i0lh-l o"h Arch 81, Apply owner on prem,
SEVEN .tTee iouus ana bath: modern: splen-
d.d condition, rent $50. l.. j Elliott, III l2
Cn,stnut s.. F,beIt 1858.
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NEW JERSEY SUBJ RBAN
R,SCoeAS CREEK

WANTED to rent RancOcas Creek between
NJ. Hon" and P"mberton. camping outht
acCommDditr ! week July ] 10 or = 10 IL
H'lt- part.Iiars. IL j.. "anner, $50 ROat
ST. T"IdOl. is
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643O WILLOWS AVE, - SX rooms, OatH
garage; hot-wat"r neat, hardwood hOOrs,
electric light. SAMUEL T, HALL, l7th ana
SAMSON
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HAS your mortgage been called? Funds for
0Tst and second mortgages on hand. II. II.
SMITH 500 W. Erie ave.
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ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER. marrlsA
man. thoroughly experienced In oil az
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R\>kEORD

BUNGALOWS With garage: -rooms arst ar. ,
latest improvements, DUfF. Fkd: O322
TIOGA
TWO bllcks from TIogH station. 10 rooms
and bath. modern. $SUOu. Fuhrman. 1910
AICh -
1882 y 2.D ST 3 sty.. b.. cI"c ( gas
light. steam heat. porch, laundry first foor
prompt puS1 IDrano. 3G&T Gtn avC. .Tl' Gi3l.
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A NEW OVeTDrOOK COTneT NOUN WIN 81
rage: llGl =. 10Th st; pro" sl2.jnu.
owner must sell. " EARL YUNkER, jlst
above Baltimore ave.
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AKIiEKTII

t@5OO-- Detached s'onc-ard-fram" residence.
h"drOums ami bath. hOt-watcr heat.
EaraEn. high location. near school and sta
Ton. O.t shade ROBERT j. NASH l2l+
Locust street or Slrb"rlh station.
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WANTED-Writers: experience unnecessaYJ1
good pay; get Ideas from GLOOM" ~
DeVlls Book; ?5c per cOpy on newsstands Or
Greet from Gloom Publishing Co.. Los A.
geles. Calf. nj
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n r. CORNER ilst and Chestnut, lot Tx
I75; 10 apartments. ContaiIdnE 33 rooms;
modern. Preston 1867. ANTHONY GAL
LAGHER. 1900 Haverford aye.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

TRUCK manufacturer desires TO rent show
rooms and service station In Philadelphia,
having show space for about trucks, sCrv-
Ice station TO accommodate 10 10 trucks
Reply. giving location, description Of prop
ert', also rental. 7 9lI. Ledger Office,
VAST large dwellings, uptown, suitable for
'uomiug houses, must be cheap. sol Cro-
2er Rlis Locust 1892,
NANTII-Irop"riirs south of Market st.
fur uuick sale. WEST PIiIIA. REAL.
ESTATE -, 1000 laLtim0r" ave.
If YOUR PROPERTY IS priced right I can
sell IL: buS-rs waiting.
CLAGHORN, 5+,h and Girara ave.
WANT 20 buy and 3 story dwellings In
West philllrluhia or In South Philadel.
INA. Addr"sa 7 SOL Ledaer Office.
YOtR prop sold in 80 days II reas Fremont
x co.. North American BIdg, Wal. OS8l.
, SNAIL. c"ntcnl corner. IS - 20 feet front,
f9i."oy to $jO,h00. + 822 Ledger Office.
CLIENTS wH!t's FOR apt. prop over $50. 600:
cent, or ", Phiia Retnhart. 1924 Chestnut
CLIENTS waiting for . q 3 sty. dwgs. What
have you? MCAulin, S5S y. Goth Pop. 1881
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General
GREENEW AIDS

hCSiNE,SS SERVICE co. IIl4 Land Title
, nOuNTANT-F'oroign service, $1,000,
A. AnlTDR-Supervise branches siSOO i'm
IREDlT MGR Branch house, $1,000 up
DESI ,I S,II,iNER-Arc.. struc.. rwr. house, s2s0o
EST!MATOR-El. contr. design, sales sun
SAhES-Seyeral for hGh-graGa men.
RAPHERS-Young r,on s2O.soS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST PHILADELPHIA

-
POSSES StoN-ao27. Aspen; newly pape,rsssdl,
painted; rms. bath, porch. Meyer a32s
/ Lancaster ave.
! 6l72 PARkSlDE AVE, facing Park a-sty..
Aitert Han, Lar land Tiia fff fhlSs spruce a5is.-
$500 EACH--Two brick-bullt houses. near
toRm!ig! Rh!ig St,arr,9p 1SIl ICONS ,SSsnu, EaGh st.
! 55oi WHfTHY Desirable corner prop
floor all over; hot.water heat; il,5oo
AS rSreb bRESsGHHTE ssSiI I RnRr 1iSi TX G9S ahd
Title Bldg. spruce ?5iS ----------.
vIsclNITY 62D. A$D WYAL!u,s3ndSSG-1,E!oogsr !,3nS ,!os.
6sdr99ms. h,t,Wnter heat s''o"' Tag
! oOs $. ALDEN S'r.--E.Rht rooms, si9OO'
| good condition; can finance; mm"diatc pos
session, wM. 4. poRNAN, 422 $. sd st. .-
32D ST. (near Hay"rtord ny", "a stys' - r.
1880 Germantown ave, "
stores. . ants schwartz, 900 Walnut st.
Sa%44a n y s. l'9an XAP rms i Ga'? nrSs fGs9
Gi34 CHRISTIAN ST. story, : rms. mod
, A + TErown, $40 Lincoln Bldg Spr. 1851
SPRUCE. y. r. cor. h3d st, and 2 araar,,
/ ments. S23, 900. Il. I. Powell. 9G9 =. sd
, APARTMENT properties, W. Ph!la; little
cash rcd biz returns. Reinhart, 1924 Chest.
{. rEMBERTON, JR STA Harrison Blds.
5OOs CHESTNUT Sido yd.. hnc Cond, good
lOCn. Leonard Frlos q son, af2V MARKET
II NlARLBOROuGlI RD.--2ia story, stone"
| Or. & b C. Harry Johnson. ti2o Chestnut,
! ONLY $3>OO--Corner house. Dutch hall. :
roms. Loouard Fries & son. 3t2o Market.
5?lU MASrER--Thre" .sty.. 10 rms. butch
hall. cl"C roas MILLER. liSi y. DO
/ 1900 block X NOpGES Sr.--s33UO. Gag
horn. 5ith and GI.ard lielmont sH3". -.
55l8 HUNTER AVE: Three sty., cleo light
VI Cond uoss cilGhorn. atth iirard
stores and Dwellings
I DESIRABLE corner store aud dwelling: yerN
good loration Tor any business; $500
terms 70 suit 4. i. GALLAGHER. 52d st.
b"iOw Lancaster HNo. Belmont G3It.
STORES and apis --N"w Opcr., 55th below
Baltic. ave; best Sherwood bus. sec, sell
,chear h"for" comp SDEoior Diamond N'+o'
NNEAR 4Sth and Wostmlnstor-Co Cor. store, 7r.,
e"c,. .wh. plumb, $1,000. Paul, 224S y. 10Th
GERMASTOWN
4525 .MuRK!S-M Modern. tnc,ms"d porch op.
pnsIt" pnrk; stone house. $1,000.
GErH & SON 18Th and York.
GrN tire, n" and Tulr'Hogkou sis bes,
RACES. Ir"hv Il Evans. lnr7 lin"pln Bidg
600 BLK y. 2urI U..n"k.ln p.K")-2 F'y.;
gar. privilege. u rms. bath, r.ec. * h..W.
heat. noan", 3G3I Gtn. Arn. TioEa "'3A'
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

rrNE iSsol FA@ 40 Gv ia n ncFf %s'
residence: electric liGhts. hotwater heat.
extended View; large stable and carriage
house. modern COW barn. iS head: tenant
houses pyres, water in abundance: d all nesss s,S
and through farm; $40, 900; buildings could
not be replaced for tsInM SsS4;HPo
2c2t y. 10th st, phila.. Pa.
on STATE ROAD, near trolley. and school.
d2 acres. "a acre pasture with creek y
orsh@rd and srTe hest son
head, sio. e., crops ready to haTMsst; scon for
ea'"' NH SSMminLrGER.s" FARM AGENCY.
4OTia Sw"da street. Norristown. Pa.
A real. Rrnndywine farm 1875 ncces. near
hentcr and hrcplaCcs: mi-moderu barn. .
tenant houses electric light and running
WaoT chester 'oam 80 sSrss msSGow on
road near r. r. sta. fine suburban farms
GrIT for gaS s1s Wcs sS GSestar ssT afT Ps
ROSE TREE D1STRICT,mcolon,iai;,styyiIe
outbuildIngs: quick possession; 10 acres Of
lana sE%J ss%%p a"sI Ir3is Wis" 81 81 South ave.
on pAOLI-WtsiT CHESTER PIKE-lS5
acres with ca brow3,stonc house. D rooms;
timber $4,000. have farm for every
j. NJ. TRoNEFIElD. Wayne. Pa
4-ACRE poultry form. 7-room house. barn.
good outbuildngs price $4,000. $1,000 cash,
or GiRfp'r aCoS SroGTfh'T 81 IN rSHa ESS,,
100 BUCKS COUNTY FARMS, 3 to 200
no sunday business.
HORArE O. REEDER, Newtown. Pa.
FARM for sale, best in county; fine home
III Ledger ONice.
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wYSCOTF
NEW JERSEY-SuRURRAN

AII-STONE mansion, containing al moo
Ionvt, on a pot i. acres. garage w!'
mans room ahov,, price attract. McCormilr
A. Mn -L.rl. --.. LlMCnln lsllG. EnruCe M
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI

COOK. chambermaid. waitress: Prot, 90.
ters. willing. capable. des. pos in adult
family: 0 years' ref. 1909 Cherry st.
OFFICE WORK-YOung lady. age III; 4
years high school Commercial courssi
accurate; industrious. NJ raj. Ledger OffIea
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6l2b WALNUT ST.--Seven rooms and bath.
hardwood floor, cleC,. e%CcIIeut cOUdIhuni
imm poss. $1,000 cash. $ii per laonth, X,
NJ BARNES, II y. 60th ST. Sherwood 2l0l,
1888 \. GlST (Overbrook sec - rms, bath
and landry, stone porch, terrace new
paper and clcC. fixtures, stealn heat, vii.
finance. pOss, S6sOO. Langman.l3 y. GOth 81.