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rNR wIsN LILLIAN VOICED.

Eiixn beth llarrsaon did not fulnll
her threat ,o leave our home imme-
diately because ~ her mothers ulu-
mAtum--to her concerning her pun
ishmcnt methods ln>esad. With pro-
Noksng litcralness. she oheycd Mother
Graham's command to lie down in her
own room, remaining there invisible
10 everybody save her mother and
Mary for two DAYS
Mary. with unfailing checrfulness.
trudsed up and down stairs. carrying
her mothers food trays. and waiting
upon her other whim>. of course, this
pcrformance put more household work
upon the shoulders OF Mother Gra-
ham, l.illsan and me. but from the
fact that my martinez mother-in-iaw
did not compel her daughter TO get
up and take her share of the house
hold burdens. argued that tho sud
den ,umhlng of Mrs. Harrison's
house " cards about her ears had
aNected her nerves moro or less seri-
onsly.
For myself. would willingly have
worked three times as hard for the
privilege of having her invisible. ! al
WAYS had aislikcd Elizabeth. but the
incident uf tho necklace intensified my
feeling 20 positive ioathing, and l was
glad. indeed, when az the end OF her
two DAYS seclusion. ssho departed.
with children and haggagc, Tor her
own home.
"Not About Him."
x.s, x,,..,...,. IA ..o,n oNe,.v :
thins in our heriyons. mental and
physical. seemed TO settle down 10 a
monotonous tranquility most refresh
inx after the strenuous days follow
ing our homecoming from the noun
tair.. Lilllans mind was az case, tenn
pOrarily. NJ least. about the man IN
the hospital. whose mysterious per-
sccu'ion of Katie had caused So much
trouble. Dr Petit gave her a daily
report upon his condition, which va
rled from the first day when he was
unconscious. % the tenth, when tbs
phv.lcian said cautiously that IL now
reems as n the miracle of ultimate
recovery might he looked for"
"uas he talked7" lillian demanded
sharply.
mo. he il too weak 20 do more
than whisper request for a drink 81
water or 90 answer some necessary
question from the nurse"
pr Petit hesstated perceptihly a.
the end OF his answer, and looked a
finisn aouhtfully,
nut think he - worrying vaguely
about something" he said. And tina
worry viii no doubt find expression
sooner or later"
Il know" lillian returned. cuppe'
her chin IN her hands for few sec
ond-, then asked hriskly: Have Their
hron any Inquiries concerning him a
the hospital today :"
she had asked that same question
every day that nr. Petit had re
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20

once upon a time there lived a
Princes. who was very inculsitive
When her mother the Queen was out
she would try on all of her Jewels and
had trait even for a Princess.
An of the closets and chests the
Princess had opened. There was no
corner II the whole palace she had
not looked into. And because she was
"A Princess no one seemed able 70
make her see that this was very
lad trait cen for Princess.
one day while her servants were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20

female trouble To give il fair trial
and am sure they viii feel as 10
about it.-Mrs. FRED. 7. HANSEN, 562
Symmonds St, Kenosba, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in uso
nearly fifty years and that receives
the praise and commentator Of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
your consideration.
IL you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow childbirth
bear in mind that Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a wo-
mans medicine. 1t is especially
adapted to correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask some of your
women friends or neighbors - they
know its worth. You win, too, If you
give it fair trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
SISTER MARY JOSEPH.

Philadelphia, Feb. 20--Sister Mary
Joseph, Superior emeritus of ST. Vim
cents Home, said to be one OF the
most widely known nuns in the coun-
try. died yesterday at the home. She
was ninety-four years old and had
been sister OF mercy more than six
ty-four years. She served on the bat
uefelds during the Civil War.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
YOUNG MOTHER
NOW STRONG
Her Mothers Faithin Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Try il
Kenosha, Wisconsin. I'll cannot
say enough in praise of Lydia K. Pink

hams Vegetable
|Compoun d. My
mother had great
faith in it as she
hadtaken so much
of it and when /
had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave IL to me.
1T helped. m g 80
much more than
anything else had
done that ] advise
all women with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
HEAR TALK AT NEWARK, n. j.
200 Radio Enthusiasts Listen In On
Wireless Here.

sitting comfortably In their homes
700 Wilmington people heard lecture
delivered by Charles X. Scott. at New
ark. n. j.. a prominent boys work
enthusiast. who has recently returned
from visiting "a nations Of the world
yesterday afternoon.
Tho address was plainly audible. A
musical program was rendered i'm
mediately before and after the address.
Selections by a mixed quartet, and
stringed instrument recitsls under the
direction of James Phillison. New
ark's leading organist were enjoyed.
A demonstration Of radio work will
he given Wednesday night by J. II
Minnick AT 700 Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
PIE soeial At rnion.

Mrs. McJnnel's fupdAy scbool class
Of Union M. n. Church win hold a
pie and milk social tomorrow even
ing. IN the church house. yifrh and
Washington streets, at > o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kmkman

cool. Then add II cup OF granulated
sugar and the stifiiy beaten whites OF
eggs and beat untll a dsh like snow
is the result Pile this froth IN long
stemmed glasses or IN glass cups on
slices OF sponge cake. Or II may be
served on cold boiled custard made
of the yolks of the eggs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20

All inquiries addressed TO Miss Kirk
man in care Of the Efficient House
Keeping" department viii be answer
ed in these columns In their turn
This requires considerable time. how
ever. owing 10 the great number re-
ceived So II a personal or quicker re.
ply is desired. stamped and seif-ad-
dressed envelope must be enclosed
with the duestion.--The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20

To tho movies, Opy no took no With
him insted of going by himself. PROV
ing everything II lucky for some
body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
Address hy FOL. Nflfer

Address by Col. Miller.
Col. Thomas w. Miller. allen prop
erty custodian, will address the
American Legion in ST. Andrews
parish house tonight. The meeting
viii he open 10 all ex-aervIce men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20

George Washington's Birthday
dance, Feb. 2znd, Young's Studio.-Ady..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
THE SANDMAN STORY
By Abby Phillips Walker
rnr ,>ovlsurlvE PRINCESS.

1874 Mcclure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-20
THE PARENTS UNION
BY DOROTHY DIX
Tho Worlds Most Highly Paid Woman Writer

Copyright 1872, by the wneclor syndc.ts, rnc..N. Y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18
FINANCIAL
nusiNKss OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD BUSINESS proposition IN booming
oil town, bar and lunch room 1900
cash. u. f. Kol. box i29. hrlstow'
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MONEY re LoAN-cHArTELs

DO YOU need money! We loan money
on household goods. planes, victrolas.
Lepseomb Real Estate q Loan Cor llSa
+. Main. 200 New Ault. ossge SSse.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ALTON HOTEL 8O7h Fast rhird, abso
lutely respectable running water' bath
tFb0 ~,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

EEEEEEOO
SPECIAL NOTICES %
SPONTSMEN ana all dog owners meet
ing. Chnmhpt ~ Commerce rooms. CIV
hall. ThurHdhy evening 500. JON TO-
Tulsa county unit American hpurtHWr1a
Protective League. ir moro, tt.'iIH
OF officers
MEDICAL ~
FAfRMoNT ~MATEH~frY uOprlfAi Co..
confinement. private. prices fras.uHIIr
may work f|r board btuirs adopted
write Tor booklet Mra. r. ~ Long
teti w. TwCnty-Hovouth b. tAhsaT
City, No.
MEN Tf,f oghorncs vsrumotsf perfsct
A"h4' Physical Culture Appliance. o.
horne Co.. G7ai Pan Ave N' Louis
Mo. eHud fur FREQ hook IN dHtr.'pnrni
WEBT MAIN MATERNITY s~AEtIArluM
A home fuf fIo care and protection "I
yaunE U4mru, rates ryuaunHnIrt BABIES
adopted UT. 80 " newman medical
director Ist4 ~. Main. uklnhYuIa titJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

THREE upstairs rooms for light house.
keeping modern. "a per wooE Phone
DHnua tuNT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18
LIVESTOCK AND vEHIcLEs
PorlrRY An srrpLIEs

ANNUAL cleanup, barred Rock e'. *
aristocrats, are ribbon winners, D"
producers. Priced 20 sell. a 81 "
Cheney, Kan. -
RNRRFD ROCKS. white roeks '4sp
tifoaily bred. Colony brooafI'
gains. McFerrin, Maude, Okla,
EuICKs eggs purs bred LegAorrE h'.,
Reds. Orpfngtons. W~yandottes. ,,y
Hest laying strains. Free =.
Prices reasonable. Free "a.
Missouri Poultry Farms Column"
HourL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

3D. uuit uu.t.i number i.t
% briur 0iH ad boz ob,'' TO
b. RVS rrr7
rIs Mu|u ....u
VIOLA aus. january co. l'a
F1R lA.I. DUir.s uIsI ,iaH1 condition.
$3.50. lso o. rIfs' &c.
ron JAZZ ONO email delivery bed ior
lord tull Ht lAIH O. uoda'
Fuhp |NuNusrElt. uarf'Iu osaHo olt1
tI1 IIvpod.
TDRp IOuitl,d. new pniut rpod tres
$50. easy terms. usage $3.50. Lows
Msrsb corporation. io"l q Main
ron sAtG Foris podgcs. Buick. and
batrnib, terms 70 suit. Used car ga
change. 40 N. Main osage uos,
ron sNLH-u Used parts for studebetet
cara agy model. Usage l'sF-J' lso'
ron sALE-i02O Ford sedan, nfst Glass
mechanical condition, 5000 tree, no
iuuIl viii dcmonutrats and guarantee
~ rcprcaUutrd. Easy terms To ToHpuns
slblc party Oanga eb2,
ron HAt.E-i9is Ford touring car, good
condition. good tires, priced right for
cash. wilhcrson garage, A2o r. Frank
fort Cedar 17H
ron sALp-LAto model Jordan 7.psssen.
ser. excellent condition, ZOO worm sN.
tras. five cord uros, car drove leag than
5000 miles, priced right, must SOL AZ
once. Soc car az BIO 70. Fourth street
or phone osege 92ti-H. -
ron SALE
Buick roadster, 1918.
buick touring. 1890.
Service i1h-ton truck, 1918.
FnEE sTonAdr~pbone csdar gsiI. cs.
dar Ni6' We move anything. any.
Storage and Moving Go.
rom CARS
Terms.
"srom' TSeae ears Rave ali hesn oysS
hauled and rebuilt 10 our own shop and
pr,ees pIsht' You can't sfi"rd TO buy
Ford until you have sen theso bar.
gains.
ss Fast SECOND ~, osaEs 5000
Terms.
go. - ,.n
tonilns, lslv mnns'' tnls ta. over.
hauleu' foPe'h''u """ n"' 10y
Top ''''''t''''''' ''''''' 'Ele
Ro.oster. 1890. starter. Thi. car 70.
Gently ovsrhauled aud tho paint Ia
good ....., ........I9Os
a..
delivery car. 1917 ,,.,.,.,.'''.'"
..
Touring ssg III; nsww PAM .snssSs
oNs.nau'e"' az" u
"s'uo "f''' '''''''''''"' Wv
wa hav. a ia,ra stocl, Of GOOD
FoRDs 20 choose from.
Open sundays. r
AUTO A. TIRE EXCHANGE
ana w., Second st. Usage eoos
TRAILER for sale, a-ton highway, bargsli
BOX SIh, bfistow, Okla,
,ou,cr ... ,o.., ~, rood.
Dodses. uuieiss and other cars in 500,
condition,
wANTED-ueed ears 10 hhnafe on com
mission. bring US your used car price
right and we VIII sell u Tor you
on the first 10 cars lot WIN. u9 ne slor
ia s. Cheyenne Usage sS6i.
PAIGE C6nmmy roadster. good top. "
hnlstory ana paint, good running ordol
$3.50. easy terms. LOWS Marsh ool
p%oration. Osngo 1910. 1901 y MAI
street
WILL trade 7-paHannEer kirnrl ear, zoe
c2ndition, i've brand new 'tNtie W.,
tar FuId W uHeh h0ut' 'Nl W. N"i'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

TOR SALE side car fpr Ara mutorcy-
rir. practically new. bargain Dodge
Electric co.. i2t E rccoud 'edlr 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

IIUITTITOI NEKIFFTFV NUUNH 7"
TWELFTH W. 3is Two lisht house
apopiug rooms, modern, also garage.
GeaEo t0Tb.
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AUTOMOBILES

Ar1OMOniIEs TOH sNIE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18
TOMOBILE

MprUnCYfLEs AND BICYCLES -
UiDNUsE. regular size good condition.
fu.. equipped. a. hpufhs t0s D.
cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

VICTOR. q, 2oi rent. thrcs liant
housekeeping rooms Usage 6tae.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18
ROOMS N A
q WIN HOARD

MAIN n. saO-comfortablo rooms aud
good meals. walking distance, Ogage
s0si
NICELY fufnishcd sitting room aud sleep
Ink porch In refined home. south side,
walking distance can Hrrvo breakfast
ard d O'Clock dinner References exa
changed QHagc f1tT
NINTH. ", TAI Room aud board. garage
10 dcHlted. convenience 20 West Tulsa
rrfrFrics
QUAKER. g., 7ib-For rent. neatly FUR
blshed front room, block II iitucy and
car line, n paving will give board or
Kitchen privileges, sarsge u dcsired.
ROOM with excellent board. all home
privileges, ~ per week Usage bttO-R
ROOM and board. 1850 peg waek. 7ia q
Norfolk. Usage 4NaS-H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-18

EsrABLisHEp REsPoNsiAILiTY 1919
peNlNA TAILOR q FUR SHOP
Mail orders appreciated,
We pay return charges,
Special work on turs, retiting nud al
terng. In connection We operate the
largest plant OF pleatinE, hemstitch-
Ing, button covering, Third aud Main.
Robinson BIDS, third floor, room g2b,
FAshIoNABLE drsssmaking, alterations
and refining children'a. clothes n spe-
ciaity. Usage isAg, i3b6 a. Second
FASHION TAiLORs, rcrttcrs. southeast
corner second and Main, upstairs new
spring woolcns on display good clothes
made Tor ladies end gentlemen, clean
GOOD LOOKING. new hats and materials.
exquisite models, made to order, old
hats made over.
LENA NJ. MATTAN
llH =. quincy. Usage sa0s.
SEE Mrs NJ, ;, Harris about hemstiteh.
= Ing, covered buttons amt buttonhales;
room gQ9-F. 2Qes y Main.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
| Ii ,LrL.LLliilsr l.lI,.a.I... '-'-'
Stores and Dwellings
WEST PHILADELPHIA

"|ld Gl.',MNNIbN \ AYR.
R0~"ai0. SEENGO. "i5 9 1;,h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
!KIMORE
OvERDROOR
FOR RENT-TURNIsHFD
WEST PHiLADELrHIA

I,RNiSHED house from January "a :.
mono Chestnut nm 14SG, ''e'e''ces
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
APARTMENTS

"o3I DE LANCEY ST.-SpaCious and bean.
tiful apartments. I. =. . rooms. with bath
in wo!l-arrninted home. Owncrs Myers I
Linton, lIbI Chestnut St, third rOrr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

Largo modern. scmi-detachcd dwelling. 12
rooms, bath: Al condition; excellent car
Apply FRANCIS ]. DOYLE.
REALTOR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC tITY-Onn square from tho
TrayRlUr": high-Glass unfinished apart.
mont. = rooms, = inths. front ard rear
:. rch N ~" hr' p-oOf MlIburG. >? + Illinois;
FI'RNtSHED Boardwalk apartment for rent.
MlIInm k"mnnrl. 40l ChNstnut 81. PhNa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

,GroIdfott, HI'ra t,Ns lark.
J1oH oud N05dY Dpg'S S"ioo' ihr
''orp Of store tho YrIppcr ard JohH
n, NCyuHt.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
FERGUSON, Front and York

AT ASHLAND. near staten. half hour out.
.-crea and stone house, with ba this
hentor, gas, etc; easy terms.
ARTHUR ROSWELL. 233 N 13th st. Phiia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED ~ once. 10 or IL room housn;
not over Sl0n monthly rnniaI: Main Line:
w,-lldng distance station: country. not built
up ,"Ctiun: Will deaf directly with oHrcr:
no gents need answer. VI l3t Ledger on
WANTED Iu!ldlnE guIrahle for dyr ,vol Ks
IN or near ph!'ai"lpria; Will hug o. re- at
l'lil rartirulnrs :" y ,2i. l.odCcr OFFICE.
SIX-ROOM property near "I.." in nrrlhv ~.
soc: suwrors only: AZ cash = lIUl.
y od-c- Ofnoo
TOTTTRY FARM -Wn huy or rent. with
option to bug near market. { l2j. Iedscr
Office.
l.ErASI and r"'!t CnlINr'i, Ms our sp"";aI,v;
prompt service: r"aSOuuhl" CharE,sn. 3.
R"seu, Ills Chestnut -. ph Walnut O2Hl
WILL. sell your property Within 80 days II
listed exclusively with ,IS Il. IIOsNN, lllS
Chestnut ~. Phouo Walnut 6"Hl
| WANT small pr"p"rIv near E'ranNfnrd ~
thnt can y" improved. y lUug. Ic.g.r on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

G2s.G3n E. ALLEGHENY AVE.
CORNER rROpERrY---lels n. Rroad ST..
q fronts, Broad St. stiles st. and Carlisle
st.; lot 80 feet wide by 100 feet In depth;
i.story and basement hrownstone residence.
Inspection only upon appliCa ton to Charles
y. joy. Esq. SO2 Grocer Bldg.. Phila., or
Henry, Icppor. iodine & Stokes. Esas. 232I
and Title Iit-.. phIln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

WALNUT ST. 2O49 - select Geighborhool,
near RNtcnhOusc So. and 10th St; . beau.
'iful hskpg., Broom apartment, hardwood
t'uors handeom"lv n"wlN fur. Phi Pr"s Sltl
@lu7 WALNUT U~th AIl%n)-THo-ruom-a and,
bath suite, third front: well cqulppedi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

Ai.W "u"rajrpr. l'fH aud Pike SITS, $500. y
ry"ins. ~" ha =. GHlHg"; Cl"c,. hot-wnt"r
h"'', hard"u''I fuur4 throughout: terms TO
tu|, "r"u sunday evenings. !. Washington
li"h'rson, l2lA ihcslrur -. Walnut 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
LOCUST ST., No. 1880

\ r..y d.sirah'. rnarimorts rIi available
m This ut% lG-stury NreprUof housekeeping
apartment house, Inspection Invited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
GER N.iSTONN

EFFICIt.NCY h"usok '"ping "uHiuncnt I'm.
.shol in vhito or"mcl, with lrrlwood
np0rr hult-in tub shower. clc.; vol. heated;
n'"ntY Of hot whtcri #""h Jaullor service.
rnOice r"etr'rtCd HcighnOrh0Ol, with Ore-
an acre Of gruund. within hrork Of golt
links and country club. r0a" railroad sta.
ton Auply !anitor, so, Vernon road.
Rroad and Chestnut sts.
Also seq advertisements in large type
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BIZ N. 10TH STREET


rooms, bath: Al. condition excellent car
service Appy h9'ff tRNHdis e'. 80 p1ys G9r at set
oes,oao = REAtToSHi H1Iii.lv ~ AVE.
CORNER rnopERrY-l2is n. Rroed st.
ot Sct " vide fy iS 6o y zee, a"G in c3eS? aenh
lnspectlop only upon application to Charles
M J%E GsG S%S Sap SroSer Mds nh" or
H24 y FRONT ST. T................ 5000
gadS NWWerm 81 100
JoGo ! GIh FSPr6N Fs7P Lincoln nd4 snface sSs SGo
with ali modern Imrrovcmcnts; exccllsnt
boating, and hot.water plants; in good neirh-
DoI22 E&yrb &'Sa!S %Ev1N %Gs 5se 'iG 2Sh city 81, o
$. ", COR, 10TH AND rAtRlsH SITS, inc.
SIS \. 10Th st.. licensed saloon; $40 600
HH'iT"TiEF"ge s"a "9n remain A. HEAToN ,," MIN.
"lSo.
VERY valuable rr,orcr,'s for spacmIa,o,s Or
'yTsiGrS r65 oSl5o S35 Rro2d Ssxi9G 13s4
brick service station. ljxIO. Chas. Go;i.
-al W. GiRNRD AVE, "x,cndtng TO 12O2
men,s. ii, 7. Roton6urg, y stephen Girard
FOR sALE-lG2o Locust St, 10 rooms and
' baths: high-class dwelling; entirely mod
-. \. rArTEnsoN. 100 s. 18th
Girori ave: lot 10 rear st; s,eciric,y, il il
A. HENroN- MiNNtcE, 1902 GirHrd ave, ave-
70 HOUSES 27OO block =. Marshall St; q
invgstHtn. Amply on'v ' I" i R5sen'' Rsssn' fii IT'S
Chestnut st. rhone Walnut o2n1. -
TWO houses and factGrE in roar 2oo5;o7 Y.
- S3rErmt st.; price $500: mortsag" $1,000.
ronlnr 3oil.
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HORSHaM HEIGHTS
FERGUSON, Front & York
SWARTIIMORF
TR EVOSE

$4,000. MODERN S.roum brick, stuccD
house, slate roof; lot 100 It. front: $500
mortgage; possession. lTrTLE. Real Estate.
phone Swarthmore III J. |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
REAL ESTATE--SALE OR RENT

IINTEL ND NE~TNl'NANT f0r su,g or
rent "%3 Is ten I",o ,NpnIN
Camden. y. J.
WAREIION'S 80 0oD 50 It. GT~S TIdc--
Vicinity Front md ri"c sts H"ntv
CHAS. GOlLpNAN. 80 Walnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

"I'Ni
'.NE' 'NWOuD. iI1H 70 iGrU --Nov. i,.t
Iuj'' STOW; Son'h0rN yuOSurs. IS min.
I'.~ 80 ,H' II.". bedrooms. ,v,lv 'l3oirr,
IuprVIr'Nnu'. '"clufinE Gated garage. scra.
~iI,,' 'i.n as.@'"rs: i'r 'nScd. h"afol vorcb. ali
'uus"s h"at,I. "lr'adv Guor"oI; quick rTq,
e'rSir': fn.-"'t SDMu|" hrls" On"0 dnly
;'l sun lay. N \. VI. 10 : r. NJ; also Mn,
W',l.. Fri. ov"g., TO y.
y W r"I& rIIESr>lT T AND $ATFOTD
ST.. --,,''r' 9 .rarr UU uru!1irCut al,onIo-
hI" THOR. I-U'Hr', C,Oso 10 Guth IT.; nrnor-
'HuItv C.r bLsu"ss Or alterations and sptcu-
.uiTDu
L.HoY W"nErLl. GooN Nfor}o' st.
vicinity Black Oak Park; price $4,000
ihl.H -. Jalnsu iuit Chestnut st. PMS.
.uu So
I25o-,2-;l uSAGI: AVE Mod Cohhs C7re.;
o. r"ut. SoNuL"NE. woodland $3.50 W.
.}2o r.NTlI NIINE ST. ruruishod: winters
.nmy g. ccu r. rr,iar. DONALD y,
El.DpINi ~ a"I Ghost ave.
- rI''>E NNt:--S"N"n roome, DHI0n
lll, l,'H.' DrU"' 81 end DaiuInd l"wis
Cohrm - an rmd l@mlrds" SIC
600 Rl:G1:NT ST.
TAr. .i.ANi;. oIG Walnut ,.''"S s..
i2U ANp LurT-r Sis re-. lur. n"u."; Ill
iaoar.p. ara g.ga4", must SEA uhlc.u@ ana
rn"ar Nuuiy ll2 \. com
Also see advertisements In large type
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
'"ntrn! Apartments y Sp"cia,.v
IN n Nts,,fI M
WEST PIIILNUEIIIII>
REIBENACK APTS.

3fh AMI rowcl'on ave - Two attractive
apartments. q rOo'us. . hlth~ etoan heat
Apply W"st End Trust Co.,. 80 s BROAD 81,
tilhl',E corner apartment. rooms and
ln3id =. room. s. l1r1t' rur'h hardwood
n"ors: 500 Janit"". st - Io'h.
@ilt SPRING Garden Sr.--ir & b: new,
\. y iiRnWN. 40 Lincoln RIdS, Spr. 1881
81" S1i--5G $. 5iTIl Sr --Slv ronna. hot.
VII ht W N"rcr">s, | y. ;ls, a.. ph,
THREE rooms. unrurniah,d Il >aui. i.priva'S
bath. can aft"r g =. VI Coz reaGe ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
building Lots

TRENOSE--FergusOn new tract of beaut-
full new bungalow sites, $50 to $50: FREQ
titles ms: easy mo. pay; high levai ground.
surr by magnificent fruit and shade trees:
near Trcvose Station: comm. GOO; close TO
N"shaminy Creek: boating. bathing. fishing:
send for booklet and plans OF bungalows.
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This other story viii be told this
coming Wrrl)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30
MORTGAGES

MORIiAGE money OH 1st ID and 8d me-;
cages: also building and loan assSciat,,o,.
,uhuS' can handle single hotIsea or ro%s ,'on "
business nropcrties quick service Irs,II oI
Rudolph, 20l y. BROAD st. i'''H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-30

CATHARlN ST. B2l4-SiS rooms ;,...,,
.. parlor, water heat, modern, charuin.,.s
,urhisned; near boulevard; coal in cclisry
long ar short lease: 500 rer month '''a'i
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-08-23
CHILD DIES OLE BURNS

Edith Viola, the two and one-half
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Winston, who live at Dunbar.
met very unexpected accident on
Wednesday morning of last week
which resulted in almost sudden
death. The mother was washing
while Viola and neighbor child
We're playing through the banisters.
y tub Of boiled clothes had been
placed ON the floor near the child,
Mrs. Winston had just removed the
clothing from the tub and turned To
do another task when the child fell
into the hot water. The burn was
so severe that it lived only n few
hours.
a short burial service was conduct
ed ut the grave by Rev. +. n. Wolfe
after which the body was laid to rest
in the Glencoe cemetery at this place
Saturday, August Is, 1922.