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The New York herald., 1922-07-02
THE CASE OF SIR EDWARD tai
BOT. BY Valentine Goldie. E. P
Dutton & Co.

THE CASE OF SIR EDWARD TAIL
BOT. BY Valentine Goldie. E. p
Dutton & Co.
/" HIS novel may be confidently
recommended to lovers OF the
creepy. The author is an ex-
pert in the purveying of horrors The
central idea of the story is excellent.
and its climax is worked out with
great skill to something of a Lady
or the Tiger" choice. If you like
you can easily rationalize the whole
mystery and reduce it to a matter
of fact affair. But if you prefer you
can also make a good deal more out
of it. You can even take your choice
as to whether the head devil of the
story was really killed or whether
he is still extant somewhere and
quite likely to turn up at any time
in the future. He claimed to be more
than 800 years old-and makes the
claim very plausibly. too-and there
need be no end of him. In any view
of it it makes a most entertaining
yarn; truly extraordinary ease"
But it is peculiarly a story which
forbids any full explanation of the
curious plot if the reader is to enjoy
1t TO the full. 1t should be followed
honestly without skipping ahead 10
get the right flavor. But 1t is a
great deal more than a mere puzzle
or mystery yarn. Its people are
quite alive. even to the remarkable
central figure, Sir Edward himself
although he is Intentionally presented
! as somewhat vague in outline. 1t is
of the essence of the thing that you
cannot be quite sure of him. The
element of uncertainty is remark
ably well sustained. which is a diff
cult feat TO perform successfully
Simply as a story of high adventure
it is also excellent. No one will dror
it after once getting well into its
movement.
1t was a happy idea to draw upon
the vast fund of medieval supersti-
| ton. romance, magic and occultisu
for the material of fiction in mod
ern setting 1t will not spoil the
| story to betray the fact that the Curl
Gus Sir Edward is a practitioner o.
medieval alchemy. a modern magi
clan and wizard. who claims immor
tality to the extent of immunit!
from disease or natural death
though he can still be killed by vio
lence. He gets the heroine into hi:
clutches and comes near to initiatine
her into his secret society of modern
magicians. Oddly enough. there il
! some foundation i'm fact for tht
| recrudescence of medieval cults o
Satanism and the practice of magic
! Cases are on record both in Franc
and England and there have beer
rumors of others that never reache'
the police court stage. 1t is happ.
hunting ground for the fiction make
who can deal comfortably with tn
gruesome as the author of this does
The conclusion of the story. wit
the necessary escape of the lady.
brought about very cleveVly. Th
mechanism of it is never clums!
The New York herald., 1922-07-02

and it holds some effective surprise
movements. furthermore. the texture
of the authors style is good. 1t is
no cheap. carelessly made story.
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Longfellow's Vogue.

T ONGFELLOW undoubtedly made
IL at one moment a more popu-
lar appeal to English readers even
than Tennyson; while Walt Whit
man, in the beginning OF his fame.
had a greater number OF readers
among British than among Ameri-
can intellectuals-that is, among
what some people now call, rather
unkindly, ''highbrows." Then cape
the turn of the humorists. for
Mark Twain, Bret Harte and the
author of, Uncle Remus" all won
immense English publics. But
then a humorous book stands in a
class by itself. 1t is the one form
of "big seller" which almost in
variably goes on selling long after
its first vogue has died down and
disappeared Even that big seller
of forty to fifty years ago. "Helen's
Babies" has been republished here
in England during the last two or
three years.--FT0m the London
Times.
Another of A. Clutton-Brock's
books is promised by E. p. Dutton
e Co. for early American publica-
ton. A discussion of Shake
speare's Hamlet" it will be in the
nature of an answer to recent crit
icisms of Hamlet" and, it is said.
will offer piece of analysis vindi-
eating the plays study of Hamlet's
character and It's dramatic con-
struction.
In the autumn Doubleday. Page
& Co. will bring out Max Beer
bohm's series of cartoons picturing
Rossetti and his circle of friends.
Ruskin, Swinburne, Millais. Nor
ris and others The book will be
companion volume to "The Sur
vey," but the cartoons Will be re-
produced in the original colors.
The originals were shown in Lon.
don recently at the Leicester Gal
leries. The entire collection was
bought by Hugh Walpole. the nov
elist.
Among the books to appear lit
tie later this season will be Roy
Devereux's Poland Reborn" which
L. p. Dutton & Co. will publish.
Poland holds a key position in the
troubled and uncertain Europe of
to-day, and this book deals with
the many problems and difficulties
with which the Polish people are
struggling.
A narrative of what must have
been a very unusual trip will be
presented in a volume to be pub
lished soon by the buttons. Under
the title, "Out of the World" it will
give Angus Bushanans account Of
his journey. through the military
territory Of the Niger. in the west
ern Sudan. The region is practi-
cally unknown to English speaking
people.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Puerto Rico en- I'm caos

iContinuaci6n ae la pagina 1ra.l
Condado de Jackson para el dfa %
de septiembre de 1920.'
"En la tarde del 25 de septiembre
de 1920 me encontre con Harry Nc
Cray, un politician de la localidad que
ha estado iientificado con el .grupo"
del cacique en- el Quartet General del
Comite Republican, del Condado. Nc
Cray dijo que David M. Proctor, Iquien
antes habfa estado identificado con el
grupo anti-caciquista, guerra hablarme
acerca de un asunto, Y 70 die: Isl
10 que quieren es que me una a la
partida del cacique, preferirfa verlos
muertos ,antes que contrfbuir subir-
les al poder''
"El.. (Mc Cray), !. dijo que Proctor
guerra hablar conmigo, Y .fuf a la of
Gina de Proctor. FL sefior Proctor me
habl6 quizas durante veinticinco minu-
tos, manifestandome que no estaba sa-
tisfecho con la manera en- que las co
sas marchaban, Y que 10 estaban ira
tando suciamente. lie detuve allf, Y
lie manifesto que la apariencia de Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
;PoR OLE NO?

En- muchas escuelas de los Estados
Unidos Sc hace prestar los nifios
que ingresan, ell siguiente juramento !:
"No destruir6 ningdn arbol, nozeseus
pir6 dentro de un tranvfa, nj EN- el au-
la, nj sobre La vereda. No ensuciar6 las
paredes de las casas, no dahare nia-
guna verja, nj ningfn edifcio. No
mortifcar6 nj yejar6 los ancianos.
Usare siempre un lenguaje cortes.
Proteger6 los pajaros. Proteger6 la
propiedad como 81 fuera mia. Prometo
ser un ciudadano honesto Y leal."
Otro tanto convendrfa hacer en- las
escuelas p1blicas de Puerto Rico asf
,contribuirfamos formar nuevas gene
raciones con intentos sanos y de pro
vecho comdn, al igual que los de las
generaciones precedentes.
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convocatoria no interesaba gente de
mi clase.v
"A los pocos momentos- me dijo que
E. Mont Rely guerra hablar conmigo.
f. Mont. Rely Y Harry Nc Cray en-
traron, v trataron de persuadirme pa
ra que votara con el resto de los MEM
bros del Comite, quienes favorecfan
Ia election de un Sub Comite en- con-
ira de mis- propfos amigos polfticos.
No me manifestation 10 que iba ser
lvotado, pero querfan que 70 me unie-
ra a su' partida. RELY me meti0 en-
una oficina priyada con Nc Cray.
Reilly me dijo que 70 lie conocfa hacfa
% amos, Y que yo saba bien que su
palabra era buena. Entonces me dijo !:
Isl ihago una promesa aquf esta no
che, (y Harry Nc Cray me apoyara
en- 10 que yo prometa), Use comprOme-
terra usted a unirse nosotros esta
! misma nocheY"
"Yo conteste: No: no me compro-
meto a entrar en- ninguna transac-
ci6n'"
.El me dijo: listed sabe que 70
soy Manager de la campafia del senior
Harding; me he gastado cuatro mil
d0lares aquf antes de la nomination
Y, despues de su election a Presidente,
yo controlare todos los puestOs fede-
rales aquf; y, por 10 menos, tengo
nueve colocaciones que oscilan entire
dos mil cinco mil d6lares. Asf me
ayude Dios, ante Harry Nc Cray, us
ted tendra el derecho a elegir la pri-
mera 81 usted Sc phe nosotros yo-
ia con nosotros en- este asunto'.'
.f"Yo lie contest6 que no prometfa
NADIA; que no me unirfa la partida
esa, pof todos los cargOs que hubiera. .
TraducidO de ''The New York Times
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
ITINERARIO PARA ORGANIzAR
LAS C0NFERENCIAs DE LA
RESERVA

/
Ampliando nuestra information de
aver en- cuanto a La organization de
los tres regmientos para la reserva
de Estados Unidos, a continuation
publicamos cierta information que
nos han suminfstrado en- ell cuartel
de Ballaja
Los tenientes coroneles Shartle v
Bankhead, nos informan que para
asegurar up buen entendido en- cuanto
al curse y otros asuntos pertenecientes
"a la organization de las unidades re-
servistas tambien fin de conferen-
ciar con todos los oficiales de la Re-
serva, ex oficiales y demas personals
interesadas en- este importante traba-
jo en- Puerto Rico. Los altos oficiales
americanOs que Sc hallan EN- Puerto
Rico para este fin, celebraran con-
ferencias en- eada uno de los distritos
senatoriales de la isla en- la forma 81
guiente:
SlIIOSS EN- LA COANr EhE4NOl1Aio
| En- San Juan, Sc celebraran en- el
Club de Oficiales (Cuartel de Ballaja)
el dfa de MARIO las s p. NJ.
En- Arecibo Sc celebraran en- la Arme
ria de la Guardia Nacional, ell dfa I
de MARIO las s p. M.
En- Aguadilla, Sc celebraran en- un
local que sera destinado por Ell tenien-
te coronel, ell dfa de MARIO las S
,P. NJ.
Ems Mayagiiez, Sc celebraran ell dfa
de mario a las p. NJ. en- un 10
cal que sera asignado por el Conan.
dante.
En- Guayama Sc celebrardn ell dfa
once de MARIO a las p. NJ, en- un 10
cal, que Sc ha encargado de conseguil
ell jefe de distrito de la policfa, Sr
Igaravidez, y en- Humacao Sc celebra
rd el II da MARIO, a las P. NJ. en- Ia
Armeria de la Guardia Nacional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
LA QUESTION DE LOS CABLES

Los despachos cablegrdficos que sa-
len o llegan, de Puerto Rico, solamen-
te pueden ser vistOs sus originates,
p0r los propios interesados Y por fun
cionarios debidamente autorizadOs, me
dante disposition de la Corte Fede-
raj. Los empleados de las compaffas
de los cables han sabido cumplir es-
ia disposition de su regimen interior
y de gobierno, aprobada por Washing
ton el Comite de Franquicias dc
testa isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Una Carta.
Santurce, P. R.,
Mario, 8, 1922.
WV vHrn

1hA0AAOp ~ AOANs
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
Muy senior mic v amigo:
Deseo protestar publicamente por
medic del peri6dico de su digna di-
recci6n del hecho que Sc imputa al
senior Javier Zequeira, Comisionado de
Servicio Ptiblico de Lola, en- un tele-
grama firmado por los que Sc dicen
representatives obreros de Lola, Juan
Rosado Fuentes y Bernardo Pizarro.
Es una infame calumnia la accion de
que ell seiior zequeira haya profanado
la bandera americana en- la escuela
Torrecilla. Puedo asegurar todo este
es una burda mentira, porque preci-
samente mi padre politico, ell DIR. Gle
mente Fernandez Barreto Y yo, junto
con un joven mecanico, ibamos con ell
seiior Zequeira en- ell caro- que este
guiaba para llevar al DR.. Fernandez
hasta la Torrecilla donde un pobre
enfermo, Manuel Ayala, que habfa So
licitado su asistencia. Nj cuando iba-
mos hacia la Torrecilla nj al regreso
hemos tenido ningdn accidentel nj he
mos visto la bandera americana que
Sc refere la denuncia. Seria precise
que, esta bandera estuviera tirada ell
ell camiio exprofeso y como Gamma
bamos bajo un fuerte aguacero no nos
dieramos cuenta de que estaba ALI.
Cuando llegamos al pueblo acom-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
AsAMBLEAs MUNIcIPALEs

FL lunes, 13 de MARIO, enpezara el
perfodo de sesiones regulares de las
asambleas municipales, para discussion
de los proyectos de presupuestos mu-
nicipales para 1928, la adopci6n de
todas las ordenanzas que estimasen de
1ugar y la ejecuci6n de los acuerdos
procedentes.
q Ell proyecto de presupuestOsd de San
Juan es mayor que ell del afio pasado,
porque Sc introduciran nuevas mejoras
spdblicas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Patricio BIascO
Camas limpias y habitaciones frescs

Por la presente avisa a su numerOsa
clienteIa de San Juan de la Isla que
nuevamente Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant y casa dOrmitoriO, LA
Econ6mica" situadO en- la Gale del
CristO No. IA 21 dOnde les atender&
elI amigo Blasco con la prontitud que
Ie caracteriza. COmidas excelentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Ell GOBERNADoR RELY, DE
VIAJE

1nformes merecedores de credito,
aseguran lueFaMr. Reilly Sc embarcara
para los EsRdos Unidos a fines de
mario pediados de abril.
Los informes no dicen todavfa 81 ell
Gobernador va con el prop6sito de
.auedarse AHA Y renunciar su cargo,
81 va a gestiones polfticas en- su es-
tado, 81 va en- diligencias del gobier-
no insularno3si va previo requerimien-
to de suueOmparecencia en- ell Depar-
tamento del la Guerra.
Lo que no hay duda alguna, es de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
V;ARIAS NOTrCIAS

que s6 pr6ximo viaje 10 tiene va
resuelto.
No son pocas las personals que en-
tienden que Mr.. Rely no regresara /;
pues el Secretario de la Guerra, que
desde un principle 10 calific6 de fall
ia de tactO paraa gobernarnos, estard
a estas horas buscando ell hombre que
ha de sustituirlo en- la gobernaci6n
de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
El senor Nicolas Iturregui desmiente que
el sef1or Zequsira haya profanado
Ia Bandera Americana

pafados tambien de una sefi0rita pro-
fesora, Miss Kay, nos dijeron que los
referidos socialistas, Juan Rosado
Fuentes y Bernardo Pizarro junto con
la profesora Miss Walkers habfan pre-
sentado denuncia por el atropello co..
metido seg1n ellos contra Il bande-
ra americana que estaba al frente de
la escuela.
AL pasar frente al cuartel ell sefior
Zequeira fue llamado por el cabo Pa
dr6 quien lie lego la referida denuncia,
en- la cual anadia la profesora Miss
Walkers que Zequeira era su enemigo,
pues habfa intervenido en- un pleito
qus ella tranz6 contra la voluntad de
lei.
Todo este es una trama de los So
cialistas de Lola y sobre tod6 de los
citados, Juan Rosado Fuentes y Ber-
nardo Pizarro contra el Sr. Zequeira,
porque este los mantiene a raya en-
isus propagandas malsanas.
De I'd. atento y S. S.,
Nicolas Iturregui.
Conocemos al Sr. Zequeira y como
lcemos tambien al Sr. Tturregui para
no poder en- duda sus manifestaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Box 11al. Telefono 77e,
Allen IL, San Juan, P. R.
CUARTo DE soCORRos

Fueron curados julio Serrano. Lu-
ciano Perez, Jose Gonzalez, Nicolas
Betancourt, Luis Ct1ndo. Carmen Vie
ra, Jacobo Salillas, Luis Quiara.
Enrique Figueroa, Diego de- JESUS.
Rafael Pujals, Nazario Quiiiones. Jo-
Sc D. Sanchez, Alexandra Roman, Jo-
sc DelgadO, Manuel Berries. Al,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
soBRE TIPos DE FLETEs

Han tenido la cortesfa de informar-
nos los sefiores Sobrinos de Izquierdo
& Co, Agentes de la Red D. Line en-
San Juan, que a partir del dfa 3 del
mes en- curse, ell tipo de iete sobre
cocos, entire San Juan y New York,
sera de 30 centavos las cien libras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

La perversi6n veces Sc encuentra
mas desarrollada en- las atlas esferas
sociales que en- la apacible vida de la
mediania. Yea la pelicula "MARIDO
Y sESPOSA' que estrenara el Rialto
el Sabado Il de Mario. el olimpo el
Martes IA de Marco %.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
NA1IMIENTOs INsCRITOs

Pedro Castro Gonzalez, Maria Gau-
thier Ro;g, Rosalfa Otcro Sotero, Ma
ria Dolores Hernandez Alvarez. Ana
Maria Salicrup. Luz Maria Rodriguez
Morales y Lucia Andino Marcial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Sc HIzo REPUBLICANo

Anoche Sc dijo que ell Sr. L. Santa
go Carmona Sc habfa afiliado a los
republicanos. La noticia no debe ser
crefda hasta que no sea confirmada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
NAC1M1ENTos 1NscRIPTos

Angel George, Florentina Ayala Ba-
Hester, Jaime George, Rafael Angel
Delgado, Maria Colon Dfaz, Roberto
Higinio Pizarro Negr0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
NOTICIA A LOS EMBARCADORES
DE COCOS

Desde el 8 de MARIO, ell tipo de fle-
tie sobre cocos ha sido redueido a
$0.55 por cien libras, sin ningGn des-
cuento. Ell peso corriente de un isaco
de cocos Sc considera en- 100 libras.
Atentamente,
BuU I1lsNEar Line, TIC.
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Banco de San. Juan
EcoNoMIAs Y PRfsTAMos.
Incorp. bajo las leyes de Puerto Rico
Capital Autorinedo $4,000.

Capital Autorispdo $4,000.
Aceptamos imposiciones en- Aho-
rrOs desde DIEz CENTAvos en- ade-
lante.
Abrimos Cuentas Corrientes en-
cualquier cantidad no menOr de
Veinticinco Dollars. Ga
vENTA DE sOLAREs de Contado
y PlazOs. Facilidades para Ell
Pago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
FCME TABACOS

Marca ''HABANERA'', de Infanz6n
y Rodriguez de Mayagiiez. visite la
oficins yoYea el muestrario. Cruz ].
(Altos.) } 3 Yelefon6 1880. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

IAN JUAN ARECIBO vice Gda vuelta)
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oNE MONTH FREE, ESTNBLIsHED 1855
TIE EXCHANGE STORAGE co.
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APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN. ST, 2OOf-Four ro6.--.
bath, electric light. hardwood noors,.O OSne. Sne.
heat. David T. Neyin, $40 N. 2Oth 81, sOOd
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MORTGAGE MONEY

prompt answers on desirable applics,ioees
NJ JACOB MARKMANN. INCoRPSRS a a y y rpIt ohs
500 FINANCE BLDG. lED.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
: PHONOGRAPH BARGAINS

100 brand-new cab'rs' - 0.r0g!apkg !-c.45!rE
yive fO-inch. double taco records which haSs
bssn priced fryHI f3g Ir NaEs yCLr Es o..
tIon while the last r2su HgUtsy. Wed
nAsday and EEltsy CNe--uEs
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Observation-Disclosures
NEW JFRsHy-srpDppAN

high river bank. Delanco, ". j.. opposite
Andalusia: large lot: all conveniences. Cen
tral Trust Co Camden, N. J.
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FURNISHED APARrmENTs

SMALL furnished suite. uittins rom. -.
room and bath! also 2 bedrooms with 80 80
Meeting bath: telephone service; privsccan,
meals IL desired, 2o2l Walnut et ''''
29TH ST., N. 2306--Three-room npt. Co.
for housekeeping; electricity; reasor.Jhr,nn'
Apply premises or phone N2lamond 1851.
1917 S. 10TH ST. (The Geneya)-1 ana !.
room suites with bath, we'll seryIceau
tho heart OF the business district. 10
SPRIr'G GARDEN ST, 20Oi-Two roo---...
bath. electric light, hardwood floors nm S.n,lsI
T. Nevin, S2o N. goth ST. Deno
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BOARD WANTED

EAlHIED MAN wishes TO board With njce
talnii% locited cast OF Proad st and bo
t%een Sirard !,e. and Columbia ave BEL
GOOD permanent Jewish homo fo- y,,nIII,
,sroup or 4. 3 girls and a bov, ages q H.
-. rehncd, Well,trained children. bUarI Ta tc
E.9sI 9e reasonao!e NJ els. Ledger Office
JEWISH HOME for rohrcd High school eIrl
owl. No'th 'hi'adelphla. NJ 02O. Ledger
GOOD Jewish home In Germantown or North
thilsaephis for lB-yeHr-old UiSh school
f..5t1.o ooSfG Sft must oe Feasona BILE. NJ 0i0
HOME OF trained nurse or former school
stsns,mSF tasI,neF r r0r ll,Eear-od boy needing under.
suburb preferred. NJ OIL, Ledger Orics' "
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
COLLINt!SWOOD

STOK rs AVE.--StuCcO, s rms, bath, all
cows; white mahogany finish awnings.
etc: cor. lot G0n1%O, $4,000 down: terms ar.
ranged. Coingswood Heal Estate Co, T2U
Haddon ave. col 1853.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

CHAUFFEJR. owning P7s-cs-Arrow lirnou-
sine. would rent same by wsek or month.
A 20l, Ledger Oldcs
CHAUFFEUR des. a pos. IN suouresi refs.
CIVIL ENGINEER. 90, wants pos With
contracting or mfg. concern, engineering
not essential. 4 2i2, Ledger Or.cc-
dAN, az years of aEe IS yrr exp. IN steam.
ship bus, best OF refs dcslrns pos o. re-
sponsibilitv with OPP. Of Advancement with
reputable house. \ eli, LEDGER Office. -
MAN-Exp. bookkeeping purcha sting, .Tp.'
dltinE; handy with tools 4 20s, Led. on
FREssMAN'S s ASSISTANT, Kelly press
oroughly e,Hcient, Wishes % !ocs'e
Yhila: best refs Marcus Donnenfe.i. 6os
"a 9th ST, New York City.
fCUNG NAN Scandinavian. desires pes!'
ton. With steamship company. export oi
refsrences 4 200, Ledger Oh!cs.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

A. MrCUTCHEC%. OFFICE
DlANlONDo s3l REAL ESTATE TRUST
POI ICHTBLpG. BROAD AND CHEST.
DOSNi HCT STS. HCCRS. 20 TO
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

ATLANTIC CtTY-House for sale 40 3.
=. Sovereign ave-; | block from Boardwalk.
u block from trolley; 8 stories and base.
M nj. bedrooms. baths.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

ELEcrRlCAA,Lr Mo}ToRSi, MAAiccHllNE TooLS
O'RRIES MACHINERY GO Il3 N Sd ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
HELP wANrEp-MAIE
OFFICE MEN

We havs 2 city sales districts oreh
Ia our Philadelphia branch, for
yhich We are selecting men OF col
i fors education who have lad sue.
unesful general office experience
" feh partially prepares them for
rur sales work; previous sales ex-
psrfeneo an advantage, but not
esential ns We will take appointees
60 our main office, MuskvgCn,
Mich. and raintain them there NJ
osir expense while training them IN
our line and In general salesman
ahip. See our Mr.. Norton, at 1910
Chestnut ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
Statesmen

dreat oppor;uut> Ter } high caubcr men
With clientele to raise additional capital ior
largo company consisteuily pa%IuG lg"e Plus
Big extra 5ydcnds.
Company has sr'eudid record Officers
ccnnseted With organization u one OF m
outstandinE Successes Of American Induet-,..
even better orportunity today for investors.
Much above most good oYerInss. One
through which Eood security men Can re ain
and Increase valuable clientele
Those 10 whom merits Of issue are rrl,na ry
consideration apply Immediately.
Fiscal MANAGE
500 Perry ButlduE
Philadelphia.
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ieneraI

WE TEACH Yor 70 DK1H,,E. And REPAIR
AITUMOBTLF.S
se5 FOR Full AND IQNPLETE. COURSE:
DAY ASD NIGHT CLASSES OPEN
Garden st.
cvIL SERVICE cxamir "a tloTs, Jan. and
reb.; many vacancies, SALARY cl4Qo-tiSO0
write for sample test. p 1922 Ledger OF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
WEST PHILADELPHIA

s"Oo--EOVE in Immediately. va mako easy
terms; 1s minutes from CITY Halt bsaut-
'u homes, 8 or bedroo9ms. ls-toot front;
~ sS sSr3ps house. sbia Gesncr St. Take 10 i2
or subway cars No. IL or No. 81 TO 05th st.
and Woodland ave: walk half square south.
SIA ITSS than rent pays fixed charges and
mtge. instaliment after small lash uay-
ment; you can't even 'ie nus mo Lorcho
54th; cIose 10 50 and Narhct, Open daily;
$4,000 10 5000 Abernethy' 1898 Chestnut.
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srTuAT1oNs wANTED-FEmALs

SECRETARY
8zp. secretary. know edge stenography ard
6JoEkeeping, accustomed office unanassTent,
wishes responsible position with tutuFe
a 2o4. sItedger Office.
6rENOSSRAPHER-To lady. hiEh Schuoi
Eraduaie. with practical or!cs eNper,"nc"'
desires POSITION whrr" sor7-caE and abi'li.'
Will be appreciated; references. \ lO9.
Ledger Office. d
fELEPHOND OPERATOR, years expert
encc. T. B. y. call Wyoming 1877 Il.