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DEATHS

a 4FiSEEY5a,y I?s RsIa,ve5s : HTGH Finley aged
~, "a. at the residence Of his brother, Andrew
i Finley Prevalence road Primes. Del Co..
FISCHER. July 6, MARIE, wife" Of Carl
=. n residence, Si2s V. Allegheny siSTE Ha"s sTe.
Int. Hillside Gem.
GEORGESON Suddenly. on July G. 1922
JOHN ~, husband Of Matilda Il George.
70 oclork. from his late resdence 's"' "isii Isii
MsTE@t MARI t. ,5 Interment At Holy Cross Gem
frem 40 Fa oniHycL inhiy cnI sunday evening,
,o,dI GLIEASoN S,$ ,F2JJgly 2Jgy o., 1922 NELLIE, be-
rd lIr q P"l"r and Eleanor Rocks. RelatlvsS
4 NJ so,lHn from her ln,e M r"s,denc', ~ X 26iG
Xayi"r' . Church. 10 \. NJ. Int Holy cross
GloLDsCHMIDT--July :. JENNIE. wife
OF Albert Goldschnld, ,ncc ATrantsj. ReIa-
tttyes and friends arc invited to attend the
oi" rcstdcnce, 25i2 colorado o. st, IRON intsr nGE
nB"nt b'thel Gem. Bethel, Md. Tuesdov
IL9GAN.-July 3 ANNA. wife Of Cbar,o.
r. l'"SGT SS1o 'n4 @aaEhcr OF John W and the
and friends arc Invited to nItcnd" "GfIntIye2 f9rd
,,,l1 Se,,lr"S TGTgIsy p. NJ At nor la to Tes.
Wi i }}i:MEER.imJg5g },t3 -. a. ,MAnY NJ. wife #
p ~, late resideneS, III IiaryryM IIiiarl M2H', st
'f,2T''E H%HTzE&L ER Jary lJ5 "G5'y%if 3 &4ARLrs
Iari "l ate GAtharinc Hartzt tnco i RcimioIrI mIS'
I@.l .',.'G Mdn hHi IS"as 30 WTy'r1 '2 [anorai
a295r%rns a25 m Of 7dI Iar9I h MaIFon loih Fl,
Gem, at p NJ Remains may iy''51 b. yI"I"SS h,!"S
ANNA N, wife Of the late james {, Ij;hhn IIE y"
5,o >@Gr'6. i"t %" 81 E. E VI H>,n nrfsG4%ro Hs3sc
son EE4T5S4 & PSr,T 5g nn5 i,r5Gs Gsf 5QN Beloved
Mon sso o"as as M Gr' iny,SG TO attend
ga Dickens ave. below ElmwooSdi Sdi"'nSc' nSc
% ,%'EI@sTEn2MA&NHHtI' Ht' hdS alS'y r.,,G%o GToss re%
iSa2 ,'ii MARY I'e "? %!d3%% " Of i"9 st. ~ ypy
mann, aged 90 years solemn rcGuinrml' m'pS,,L rS,y
moyn nS TI JOINS ,n chqrCh lath st., ." MondaSy iSS
Is,rirndS may call at the oliver II BnIr
n, L54hYTo%,TIJuly q, GERTRUDE :. wife
ReatTas HSrfS and daylS9 irIsna nr% Marlin aged il"
funeral Mi9ndsy $50 NJ from Ia a,S ST%sH r%a
chSrGh ccfhnSS st2' u ,hA T. S%eT9 e
,,,s MATHEWS. .IIJa,y ), &ETTIE V. beloved
MoS Re"tvcS tsSGf 'Sn%Tf anG frl595 lS95 GE AVE. Ia
Eer@! services 8at r. 81, La L%'ISH aIott .1 A. y
! u, ,nIton, EitS Line Int private "
T., ,Mf.c!GdoWANiIAt Atlantic City, N I
MGGowan and daughter OF late IionrSeS IiIIreS All nj
Alice CarTigan., Relatives and friends anu an!
her late residence, IL n. Norih "HGa riGnma
ave; High requiem mass at ST. Nlhr4' Nlch"ras4'
McklNNEY;-Jul ., W. H, bel0v"d his
band of Elizabeth Mckinney. aged Gg InI. Hai.
atiyts and friends are invited TO attend ~.
residence. 5G22 y. ID St Intermenss 'ste az,
James, JinG so,i N r. church Grounds. Friends
! MURPHY--On July 7. JI'IIJA NtI,pp,,v
euIn,,. eun, OF Rey MI n T. coFGoran o, s. (,
funeral, on Tuesday, $40 A. M 70 1om n,t9Hd ,H
residence Of her nephew, Or. NJ p. Torco, .
ran, 2l2J Master st. Solemn high mass Of
A. n; lnterment at Holy Cross Gem, ~
! QUINN, On July 3. 1899, RICHAHD y
QUINN. Relatives and friends. also n A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

70 thu Editor OF the EueninD Public Ledger!
Sr--Why is it that so many people
assume that conditions are corrupt and
gnoralizing-that the whole world IS
going wrong?
Some OF them appear TO derive a grim
species of satisfaction in viewing n uni
verse that Is upside down.
But is it?
May it not he that they are standing
on their heads?
Here in Philadelphia. and I dare say
the same is true of any other large city.
II man eQuip himself with n Spyglass
and gum shoes and seek strange paths
he may stumble upon that which is in
delicate and unwholesome-to him.
Just as a man who is looking for
trouble usually finds it, so will one who
Is searching for vice upon its Shiny
trail.
A noted thinker once said that the
perfect citizen is not one who would
compel his fellows to be good. but
sought rather to make himself good
aud his neghbor happy. He may show
Others The road. but not force them to
follow.
" the pessimistic I recommend the
lines of Browning 'Pippa Passes ;
Gods in His heaven;
AIS right with the world"
Or II Gloomy Gus wants instruction
let him read Will Payne in "Thc Love
of Quacks, in the current issue of the
Saturday Evening Post.
OPTIMISTIC OLIVER.
Philadelphia. July q, 1922.
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deaths

IL %otls a Anh@Ff hE@SF?f5,''s sso2 5a,E
The NJ i. Church Poln;viiIS, 4. T." j. ,'''F' -
.httAEK hEtEAKLEY Iy z-,I .: 1872, WILLIAM y
may " cali FRI. after T'.' r. 81 & y D. f''s"''
B0sHART july :. GEORGE, husband Of
Gsnee asrss iGTysG 0m road M 1e 6S
ware County, Pa. Int. private.
BoYLE,-July | MARY VIE Of late Nj
spruce St. Rolativ"s and friends aTa In in
ltie Christian s. IIEh, mass Of rgquern at
viewed Monday evening. to 1880.
RoWMAfTJ W a : r1, io / Io23 GEORGE =. o.
Ives % and friends also T. ,''j O O, ~, s.. III.
r, o, q. No q, arn- Invited 2 ,ar,"ad u.
psrIora Of funeral director. b VI >,arton,
.Haddnn ave. md Federal st. Clmd u. y. J
Eolemn reput m hi9h moss q. Hhur,h o., ~.
lmmaculatc Conception, \ VI lu'. Ho,2
Sepuchre Gem.
BuTTs.-Iuly !. ANNA, widow 0; John
Family. Altar and Rosary SprlotIcs. arc ~.
yted 70 attend funeral, Manday, 80 i VI
,guiem mass at $t. Bonifa"c Church . \. NJ
lnterment Holy Redeemer Cemetery.
ISAAC G. husband IUG"FEX Sf Edth Eyre X 'n,E lapG
yited 70 attend funeral, Mon 1896 S''a' a. II II
dence. lOs Hunter st. Woodbury., \ J Int.
private Friends Burial Grounds, salem.
nYRNE..on July 8; 1922, THOMAS G.
frosn the Oliver II. Batr building, 1890 Chc~
Malachy's Church At 10 A. NJ Int@rmoni
New Cathedral Cemetery.
of Rrsfar f. c1@9 / EiGT3BETE a9:G 55 Rta J! Tt
and friends, are inyitcd to attend funcral
services. Mon, II \, NJ, at hcr late resi-.
aenGe; ioia Laveer St. Germantown, Int,
cARNET;-July s. 1922, HUGH J.. hus,
carney. Relatives and friends, also ali So
yited 20 attend funeral Mon, $50 A. NJ
from his late residence. 1920 y. American
'" 70 roSa'' m%sc prscsoy ct St Int Mo0fS Ha
!, SxRNEY;; July, 3. cATHAnrSE NJ
iHyissd e e iSnsgai; Monday, Sac 4. SG'1'y No. rr9
mas. g: coiumba's 10 A. II. Int' t''fiGn fioI,
SSWPRicE; SsSd Ii ;,S 9; G 1872, 4. cLAYTo.,
year. Relatives and friends are invited L
s,s attend 4esaesce fSesrs ssis a. hi
Int private. HILLSIDE Cen '''' '''N""
DELAsTATlus. '.JI.y :, ETHEL DE
lAsTATluS, darr!tt! OF Thomas y ant
sfsylfes sss1i cn%mrs M0n p "a R the Parors q
olney, Int. West Laurel Hill Gem, Friend,
call Sun, s to 10 r. VI.
=, EAsIERBEOok.-J 7, 1929, ELsIF
daughter OF William l.. and Ada NJ WiikinS
helstlves and friends Invited to funeral,
Tues. NJ. from her parents resi-
dsmce 407 Central ave-. Chcltonham Mont.
gnmery County Pa, Int. Cheltenham NJ Il.
Church Grounds.
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Or. Jordan Warmly Defended

70 the Editor of the Evening Pabic Ledger:
Sir--In reference to the letter OF "
G. A. in your issue of July .. 1o22:
The reference made 10 former west
ern college president is undoubtedly te
DIR. David Starr Jordan, former presi
dent of Leland Stanford University,
California.
Now I am no pacifst.- did my war
duty and ain at present captain in the
Engineer Officers Reserve Corps. ]
have been In Russia and | have lived IN
Jnpan. was near the scene OF the
J,anpdon murder in Nladivostok and
was in Ticnisin. China, in 1919 at the
time of the unfortunate (for us) clash
between japanese troops and members
Of the Fifteenth United states imam
try. and have had educated Chinese ASK
re. with nmazement in their face, IS
the American Government going to do
nothing" We'll. | believe they did
offered an apology 70 Japan.
/ have been in foreign countries
where other nationals receive protection
from petty annoyance and insult and
have often blushcd for being an Ameri-
can citizen and expect | shall again.
All this to the point that ! am no
pacifist. Nevertheless. | was at one
time student in Leland Stanford Uni
versity. | know DR.. Jordan. ana l
have heard him lecture on Peace
DIR. Jordan is n thoroughly patriotic
American. q deep and solid thinker. In
his lectures was nothing of German
propaganda, and' the course he took
was with the conviction that lie was de-
voting his energy 10 the best interests
Of his country as well as to mankind.
This whether he was right or wrong.
Any statement that his efforts were paid
for through the German Embassy should
be proved or retracted. and | purpose
taking the matter up through variohs
'tanford alumni bodies TO this end.
As for Stanford in the war. one OF the
llrst ambulance units to reach France
was the Stanford unit, one Of the great
est officers training camps was at the
and the war work of Her
bert Hoover. an alumnus and univer
sity trustee, and Of Vernon Kellogg, OF
the faculty, together with hundreds of
others of DR.. Jordan's associates and .
is n tremendous refutation OF
any charges affecting his patriotism.
X. D. NJ.
Philadelphia, July ). 1922
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After this
must sneakd
sWeeter disposition this
hard time keeping with the cbops the haI
peces-whne o'm.
" "' '"''"" W '"""s W MS
sp p CLIP out Of another pipe drop candy and
on at merry while Dad
pad The fellow who cuts of the work very hd anu
Down at the of the factorv st.,ds nm.
Nicholas Mutt, the
decided helm e "ao better keep
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DEATHS

I, G.; keystone Branch. No. i57. and West
orsanizations Of which lie was a member, re arc
SsSd ,Ss 1,ysr TO 'hf fassra RsIT from
ssth and Chestnut SITS, 10 4. NJ, Int. at St St
pominicSs Dom Gem Homessars Friends may
PhilP e. Reilly, in her sOih year. Relatives
Tuesday sac a. NJ. from her late resi-.
dence 2oi4 Medary ave. Germantown. soi.
ulSts cSnseptioa 10 A. NJ In'ermcnt nS s"nof, HOS
Sepulchre Cemetery.
GEoRdE husband of saome 'gS NSrsa Reai. Reai
sfhlsr ,,d Mestiyes and friends are invited to
residence II +. TuipehocRen h' st., a'SS Scrmsn RI M.
n5BasRa HSRFSss nes x7s = rs
y,cd e attend taasrai ,saSyiGss, Mon. are =. p
and aof iSiS Ens s;s ,, IIt T;,,m,sS psIya,s ,.
& .,Is iGa2 bodl3s GE6RdE f.; has6,nd q Annie
H HsI r 5ESe Bds is4C iEiS"'S ShosHni sfS% se s
siLKN1TrER1on July 7. 1929. FRANK
s., husband Of Elizabeth NJ silknitter, Rel.
.S atiyss and frienls also all organizations OF
service on Tuesday. 2 p. NJ. at his late resi-.
dence' llls Fa'rmoupt ave. ,n,erment pri-
w,ss SMITH # deSrs. July sn, AGNES s. beloved
friends invited t2 funeral seryIses. Sat-. at
may ?sEMiTTH@yJSiy Sy .; MSn& 10 10 Y Wiz NJ of Rob.
yitcd to attend funeral services. Mon. 40
p. NJ, at late residence. $3.50 iyeipcr St,
Frankford. Int. private. Friends may cali
sTYER.-Julv, e.-GEoRGE H.. husband
Of MSTgarst iai,.S - styes Relatives and friends
i; chew. W; cor: 5sth ana spruce ',Hin s,s,
snn Int M?u1t is M3riph y p Tem' Friends may cali
ToMtLrSS;:mozon S:oz 5aiy Q; 1922; CLARA NJ.
Funeral on Monday at O'clock. % from Snwiss isss
M4rearet st.. Frankford
niE4akS Nj 4ofHAMF oEfHass2F'op i,d2e1; S Jgy
255 eftsrnSon train from on washins,on ashiTsi Sf
ySA !, JONI ,.S 39s9 e.. gBERGFr sslI2s.
league Of he sacred Heart and ID A9ST AIGaansS: so:
N93aaiyp a pSsr SS Ms sos%n Sm 95 9sspss
\ SGy oa,hsdral Cemetery, w.
IoDoR. widow Of F. Marion wansmaker,D IN IN
her 7Sd year. Relatives and, friends are re
r. NJ, from her, late residence. isos Wal.
lace WASSER-:ggpiy s. H.: ggiyats e 1922 GEORGE =,
Lenz). aged 90. Relatives and friends. also also
all societies of which he was a member, are
invited to attend services, Monday. . p NJ
At residence 1923 Hewson st, Interment
Palmer Grounds. Remains may be Viewed
Sunday 10 10 p. VI.
Notwithstanding 0. GERTRUDE (nee
Brennan). wife. of Herbert l.. watkinsons
Relatives and friends are invited to ATTEND
funeral. Mon. $50 A. NJ, GOGo Upland ST.
solemn mass OF requiem at the BLESSED
SACRAMENT Church. 10 4. VI. Int, Holv
Cross Gem. schuylkiil County papers please
ropy.
WRIGHT.--on, July Q. 1929. CHARLES
h.. beloved husband of Annie r Wright |
nee Whomsey) and son Of Martha H. and
the late John II. Wright. Relatives and .
friends also 10th Ward Council Stonemen
Fellowship, and p. r. r, elevated shopmen.
S0th and Market SITS. invited TO services
IN Saturday at . p VI. from 949 East
Schiller at. Friends may call Friday eve.
'YERGERDon July 5. 1929. CORA A..
wife of Henry s. Terger. aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to the
services. on Saturday afternoon, at 2 |
. clock, at her late residence, 5O22 Larch-
wood ave. fnterment private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

The Doc
must keep his factory running at
demand II that
the Does $ so busy. ~
in
the making
the molten pine flows the
sticky candy Old Doc Sawnes
III to
the pool OF candy the floor Here he
trying his level best Does feet
to cut OF Does flowing beard which Of another
pipe comes
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Questions Ans,Uered
Major Motion

10 fhc Editor Of the Ercning Public LEDGER.
Sir - Please let me know by Saturday
evenings 3 parcr where Major Motion. OF
ruskeEce, got his ma ajorship and whether
ne ever fought in any war especially tho
fhuppine war. TEMPCS FUGIT.
Philadelphia, July g. '922.
Robert Russa Motion. principal OF Tuske.
gee Institute and Booker Washinston's sue.
cessor IN that post, according TO the sketch
u niS career printed In Who's Who. is listed
as having been major OF Uanpton pn,,,iion
Dt Military Cadets at Hampton Institute
va. where he was an instructor for many
Years. No mention is made in biosranhIcaI
-k't'hns OF any war service. Philippine or
otherwise, by Major Motion
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''Seasickness"

10 '"c Editor Of the Ercnino Public Ledger:
SRI am contemplating my first ocean
NoEaEe' ana | write to ask you whether
women are more susceptible TO seaslckness
man m men: ALICE SWEET.
Philadelphia. July 5. 1922,
AS rule women suffer from seasickness
more often than men. Young children and
Old people possess comparative immunity
from this trouble
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Temperament and Discipline

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Wnl Hays job as generaissimo
OF the movies is to be facilitated and
the moving picture industry established
on a much higher plane. At least this.
II is believed, will be the result of the
school on" of the large picture
producers is planning to open. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
HISTORICuS.


In the Senate debate on the admission
ot california as state. back in the days
william II. Seward. Of New York. said.
The Constitution regulates our steward.
ship the Constitution devotes the domain 10
union 10 justice. to defense, to welfare. TO
liberty But there is a higher law than the
constitution which regulates our authority
over the domain and devotes 1t to the same
noble purposes" To Daniel webster's as.
sertion that 1t was absurd to re-enact the
laws OF God. Seward replied thSt there Is
no human enactment which Is Just that Is not
re-enactment Of the Law Of God"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
in the Evening Public Ledger, and also
~ the sunday Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will be printed,
as well as requested poems. and questions
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Higher Than the ConstltutIorv

TO me Htor Of the EUcnim0 Publir Ledger.
SRI read with much interest "Consti.
tutlons letter In the Peoples Forum OF to-
day was there not some one in Congress
way BACK before the days OF the Civil
War, who said there was '.hiphar /, ~,
than our Constitution?
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IN MENiORI.tNI

TANIS.- In memory Of beloved wife and
loving mother HELENA. wife OF John o.
raSis. Died July 1900.
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER
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1000 CARDS. SO: other printing as low; sam.
pies. Standard Printing Co. 1911 y. 52d.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver, platinum. plated ware, Old.
style jewclry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est. 1917. J. l.. Clark. refnsr SOT SAMSON.
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,FINlEY.-July :. HUGH FINLEY. aged
- Years Relatives and friends are invited
- attend the funeral services Mon . p
~. at tn" residence Of his brother Andrew
!; Fini"E. Providence road, PrmOs, Del co.
Friends Cll sun. eve. to . o'c'ork
FlSCHER.-Ju!y O. MARIE. wife Of Carl
Fischer (nee Seilerl aged 81. Services sun,
! 4. " residence. @i2s ". Allegheny ave.
Int Hillside Gem.
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PRINTING

ROOMS papcred 81 up. Call Belmont 2T73 "
or send postal 4176 leidy ave.
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEoUS.
MISCELLAN ANEOUS-l'OntInue
CYLINDER GRINDER

Heald, No. G5: used only few months; will
sell Vat, at ,s.s :. rihce to quick sSss gssshsTer
Building Materials from our
immense wrecking operations
from Army Camps, Government
War Offices and surplus sales
throughout the country permit MS to offer yon
ms y" n Fns
frames complete. wallboard: roofing. bath
room outfits. white toilets, bath tubs wash
basins. radiators. pine, kitchen sinks. electric
New government pipeless and hot.air fur
races. - carloads. all sizes; purchased from
property and have never been used: they are
brand new: no bnrnt-ont CRATES: no heat.
warped parts: no broken parts: sold to you Il.
n wonderful saving.
Furnaces--
New az described above. with galva-
Rerisimed hea eas'Sss pSsd Condition each 800
Heating StnvPs--
New, government ..........$1 1850 and 1850
Nallh"ard. per No. It -
Reclaimed. random lengths. ........ $08l
Reclaimed. regular lengths. 0lh
Bran% ad new new Firenroaf Pias:erhcaid.. Ssh
Cantonmen. Sash. 3lx34h. lights. 100
Steam Radiation. per ft............. 20
Bricks, cleaned. per Thousand. ....... 1900
Ccrtainterd Co.'S Roofing
"Gnart,,, new. I-pIy. isa
GUARD new. 2-plv. IL
Certainteed Co.'S Shingles
-Four in One" Shingles. new: per square so
Shovel. 59c: pick. 69c; rake. 69c. Combina
Government Lanterns CSC.
SIDNEY l.. HECHINGFR co.
9Th and e s,s 9Th and Fla. ave. ne
statesmen at Roth Orices
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CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS

GIFTS FOR THE HOME-COntinued.
CLOCKS-French ivory. White House model.
specal s. %: HOsCO. z3s 9th at: n. w:
COLUMBIA GRAfoSoLAs and and records, s,a1,pg up
M. 1910 q 81 NV.
FLOOR LAMPS. davenport tabIe.. sewing ia
SSrEP f oil s Hs ees
: FLOWERS wreaths. plants: Christmas tress;
reasonable prices. EAUBER. the florist. 14th
and Tn mas rce. NJ. s80s
H0MEFr FrRNIsHINGs..Every item Of utiiity
nssor.,nen DULIN q MARTIN CO.. l2l4-ls
q ST. NV.
LAMPs-A collection for gifts which meets
every taste or expenditure. DCLIN d MAR
TIN CO., 12fs-l7 F ST. NV.
MADE TO ORDER--P lows. velour portiercs,
lace curtains etc. UpHOISTERY AND NOV
ELrY SUPPLY STORE. G23 7th 81. NV.
OUR XMAS PLAYER-pIANO CLUB: S405 for
/, an Aeol:an Vocation formerly selling for S143:
; many advantages are offered in Xmas
Player-Piano Club this year; immediate de-
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12th and q sts
PLAYER-PIANOs. $3.50; terms. <25 cash. bal
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fers to ira led ii st .nents Of we'll Known
Eehping. Angelus, etc. 1t is far better to buy
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J. DE MOLL CO.. l. n and q sts
PI4AYER-PIANO Christmas special. 1895. De
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VICTOR RECORDS max" a much snpreciated
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vlCTROLAS-Jordan Nictro!s serve costs you
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Ask about II ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO Co.
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ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEoUs.

SODA FOUNTAIN. carbonator, engine back
ao, aor .au .anto water hea.er. cgar case. counter
frigerator. mea -slIcing machine. twin coffee
urn. money weigh scale. electric Iights and
ness e0nfect onery store. must sell these
and in frs: class condition. the party buying
future bnsinsss reasnn for % selling n gans 'e to
California; parties interested must act at
once as this is a wonderful opportunity for
4 ferm'"al
STORE FIXTIIRES-Large ice box, counters.
oil tank: reasonable. E. a. Taylor. Gault pl.
anu Minnesota ave. ne. Renning. u. c.
~. worn once. half price; Indy's long coat.
~ $40 l33 Randolph pl w.
THOR EjE'"r!.H' rO""- o. mang'a origin" ]
cost. sla'; for quick sale. 500 Address Box
TRACT OF TIMBER estimated at 900. 900
feet, b. m.. one half of which g fine quality
OF white oak. 10 miles from District line, in
Montgomery county. Address Box 1876. star
Office
TRlrYCLE l%rre ze; st $50. sell for $40
VACUUM C,' PET sWEE"EK. 81 80: alcohol
pc co'a'or 81: mandolin and 81: pc
lures. 1919 Park I'd NV. Apt POP
VACUUM CLEANER. standard make, 500.
2l24 Z NV apt. 30
VOCATION. c"e large: one bed davenport,
WINTER TOP for Ford runalnut: Rlack
heauty BICYCLE and Administer r g. q by II II. !:
each nearly new: reasonable. Phone n. 66l6 J..
3s
WARDROBE TRUNK. m 'meosraph. = Oliver,
I Rem ngto" ,n"w~ r: Iced 20 m:Nc
for crsh F,ark'in 1898 3s
WlSTEH crAT slls' en yea $. new. SO:
VIC $40. 10" q St. apt. -
MrnETED ark red velvet window Iarn-.
~ ns. new and We hands me. Frank 2.73 .
OYSTERS.
y,larf, with those fnnr"us Milford Haven
ray-- "ys'c,s for sale hv The h"she,.
CORD WOOD.
s,s saWea we ros any lengths; ,h"ronghly seasoned
DIAMOND BARGAINS. :
l carat blue white solitaire diamond ring
son. IS III" platinum mounting. uPar,y paid
Price. $3.50.
l'a-carat p.rfec, sol:a.re diamond ring. set
IN handsome plat num- mounting.
Price, $500. =
platinum noun ny. Cost originally 500. J
Price, S1.5oo.
fi'' ii"''huih "atch bracelet, SET Win u
Price, SOS.
Flexible diamond nia ,inum bracelet. set
with o. genuine full cnt d,monds and ~
sapphires. Co.t originally sl.10o)
Price, $50.
H..cara, fne., white solitaire diamond ring.
set in 1s-k. VIII gold mounting.
Price. SIoo.
SEE Us BEFORE LUYING DIAMONDS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.
cI7 9TH ST. NV.
DIAMOND BARGAINS
Euy diamonds for Oh. stma-. Here you will
benefit bv our 90 years Of experience. and you
can In. assured that your purchase will L. e2-
actiy as represented,
l perfec, diamond most hr:llian, AID
beautifully cut. weighing II carat. .Sli0
l perfect blue white iiam"ni h I Wv
aud very hrili ant. weighing 1 65
carats, Or ten rJin.s less than Ia,
blue vii to diamond. exceptionally b :
liant, Weighing = carat .....; So" 90
and beautifully cuA weighing liz
ca ats Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
l exceptionally brilliant, perfect diamond
W. CHING LII cara's q. five POINTS
yer beautiful aud brilliant diamond.
uarf"rt. We CHING i, carats. $500
Hamilton rs lroai watch. the watch
l srandfathcr's hall clock. very beautiful.
with Westm -nster chimes every Il
hour ...-.- .......'.; ;.....-.-.. 500
These bargains can be seen at
\. KAHN. INC.
@i 81 -"t W.