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Letters te the Editor
The Disarmament Conference
Te the Editor of the Eventne Public I.rdger:
Sir The approaching disarmament con
ference resembles, In many reupccH J
r.rli reace Conference from the A'"";'"
relnt of view. It I. a ml-taU. te thlnh
of Iho conference merely a a discussion or
the limitation of armaments. On the con
trary when the plans of the conference were
xpanded te include the Pailflc .tlen It
"urepea trouble. The greatest Question
America has te consider In the coming con cen con
fa?ence la whether we are willing te form
tCZn .Mane' or again att.mpt I".""""-
Our Far-H .stern policy dlr.ctly conflicts
with the Japanese, and It I- "''n,,ou te,
think of the United Stale, a. ask " nothing
ier It-elf and that " countries save Japan,
are .qmllr rl-ilreii. of ctah li-lvng and
maintaining tlf open deer It. ' 'n"' ""j
the contrary, the European Powers Invited
1e the confer,,. re have nwny in.POilnl ue. ue.
tlens te consider bofer,' they mi pledge
uppert te our open-deer pel r On ihv ether
band! were Europe te rvcntusllv -upper
the Amer can ..pen-deer polio we must
Iturn offer Europe eunelnlng u,,".,"nl11'' "J
the way of guarantees and assistance mid
net nurelv moral support. ..
.Japan te.Uv occupies Mr t jnllv the same
'po.lt.en as Germany P. ler te the Unrl J .
.Uhlch tame a. a result of a r",r'y,'"
'imposed by Great Hrltaln en the eni,mlc
(advance of Germany A.r,era today re
stricts the tcennmlc advaine of J ipaim
the Fa, East, through Its open-deer policy
'All of the European Pew.rs Invited te he
fnn.-erence have pe.s-s'nn, in the Pacific
-. -j , ,.!... tmiprii U wilunK te
Ti.dre ,ppe,t te the... fmegn Towers In,
their European troubles the hnv. no alter-
native but te support j.ipin .. i .v...-
ri"reMent Hirdlng Is thus placed In an
embarrassing position He must . Iioese be
tween alliances and a resl'h.r, of isolation.
A compreml-e would net de fet that wnu.d
Het be the open-deer peiw Atncrle,, has
always been a friend te t'hlni and If Amer
ica were 'e r.nudlnte In am ww tV open
deer poll. . It would be an iinfrt n.llv art
toward China. Ter President Harding- te
cheese feretffti alliances would be n repu
diate the p..,lrv of the Ketmhllcan f.irt In
its fight en the l.iee Treatv an.l th- plat
form en which be was elected Jf be were
te cheese isolation and a .entlnurd open deer
policy. a'theuKh It mlnht trnnernrl, suu
eed. It weu'd br nothing less than the pre
Jude te a war with Japan. In whl.-h would
tm iMeHe.l all nations having pessslnns
tn the Pa'-lflc Ocean
In short I e the conference resulting
n the indication of thi pe'u of W'idre
Wilsen and recalls tn mind his words "I
Would rather be defe ited In an interprlse
that will r,ueced smie day than iereed In
errs that will e-ntually h defe it -d
Amer'ca ennnet remain lseated. partnership
Ij the enb solution.
WIU.IAM V
rhllaitelphla. October 31. JP-1
KH1ST.
Polite Conductors
Te f he Fd ter 0 the K'etl'iu Tn' '.e l.'de"
3lr shaking of the alme.t Ideal In street
car conductors mav I siy a geed word for
'that conductor en the N 1U route whom I
knew only by the Ne T.1.1 en his cup and
bis unusual and delightful b-and of cour
tesy If the organlrtlen eer which Mr Mitten
'presldes ever rensldrs Inaugurating a class
tit the Instruction of embryo cndui-ters, I
....,. . . that conductor Ne. 73!, direct
It His pupils would be One te meet This
man Is ceurtejv Itself and makes one reel
(almost happv te ride ln his car een when
mere than 100 may be ,-i.ng up en his fare
register
Pesslblv Ne. 13 route Is faveied In this
'respect I recall before "ome f us were
,Called ss re.enlst in April 1017. there
was a -teran motorman known te most of
us as "Sam who naa ter ins rammwi
n. ivn. of man who seen wen the
d."P'
'rtsnrct of these who rode with
hlni
ach 1
morning
sjras
open
uniform
tears In his eyes, that his partner nan uieu
and I Understood that net a few of their
regular morning passengers paid their rc
apects te the former clergyman with floral
tributes.
,t,i ,,,,,,'- . " 1. .. , ... . ... .... ,.. . .. . ,
- ,.nM, iha s.irn h rxiriner "
u clergyman who nau te get inie in , - - - ------ - - --- - -- w.-.. u.c
n rierky.im.i " ' . .... m 1 r that she is ten.hlng him citravaganLe ,
because or peer nmuii ... : . h . , . , . . . ...
"'' ..n. V..rl.I.Urn0"'ii,n0nwV1,h!ar. married.. If she I, the right rt. ..he wa. "elahty-tie year.
The neiDle some trolley crews te imi.
contrary de notice things particularly en
their home routes, and are qukk te appro appre
date courtesy of a high order
UTCHriEI-D.
1 I'hlKideiphU. October 2 1921.
The Proposed Exposition
Ce the Krftler 0 ic Evening Public ledge'
PirIt , somewhat pathetic te read he
wild atlemptj of certain readers te gie this
1028 show a name mere is no
Justldi.t
tten whatsetyver te tall It a
atHnn nn mere than te c
world' expo-
call a baseb-ill
game belweun two teams of eierpald pro
fessional b-..adoes a ' world's series
JJlnetv-f! pr c-nt of the world Knows notn netn
tn about baseball and cares still less. The
hysteric shouts concerning liberty by cer
tain wrlte's eulU lead one te blleis that
all ether nations were only a shade rcmewd
yfjem a gang of convicts
I fought In France, and these spasms of
tar spingled bemerlsm make me tired Our
boys did their share, but se did ethers
What is an expoklt'en. anyhew'' Yeu enter
a neble facade of snowy white sturi.0
aemethlng like the Washington railroad na
tion, and gaze entranced 11 en a plaster
reup of statues among petted palms, de.
plctlr.g the Invention of the doughnut or
em equally Important event.
Teu then Inspect a huge locomotive amidst
a. crowd of small boys and luyseHi from
Punksvllle whose Interest In th big engine
U pure curiosity only. Next you travers
a long corridor tormented the whole way
by t cr, wd of pestiferous rubber-stamp ven
ders. At the end thereof stands a lordly
restaurant which dispenses homeopathic
deses of feed at Palm Ileach prices Nest
,sreu wander through an art gaiiery anu
unn me Diggeii crowns muu, ,, i","
ItleDlctlnc maidens bathing or tome ether
trlumrh of uncensored craftsmanship
In another building, where the 'replcal
beat Is suffocating and the noise tremn tremn
deun. we find machinery ln motion There
may be eeen the most maneSeus spectacle
Cf chocolate drops In the making or a bakery
turning out real bread
What a treat te bring peep.e eyer-as
te witness It' Still mere applause and ad
miration might tx areusjd among our for
eign visitors by showing them hew shoej
are, reltshed. Possibly they have nevnr ee, n
It done. We then stroll out into ine open
air and find a military band In a Uleslt play.
Ins; a l.e!y Ja" tunc for which we tin
thanks.
After that you ar, at liberty te !rsp;t
tine nicely varnished ttelley cars which
aeem te have dropped Inte the building from
hexshere. Put en your specs and rontern rentern
plata the rnaneleus sight. Naturally eii
have neier seen sn unused trolley car be
fore. Ten can then stroll syrnl miles
among drainage-disposal plants, sausig
akin machines siwmllls, pottery stands and
aamples of minerals In large chunks, real
state agencies and baking powder exhibits
collecting clrculara and booklets by th. hut.
aredwtlght. the principal paatlms of vtslterr
te the se-called "world" expositions
yrankly spesklng the geed which exposi
tions de any city could easily be written en
a postcard, without usinc half the space.
If Philadelphia would spend the money In
etead ln beautifying the city and boosting and
Increasing the shipping fattlltles. Tie should
all be benefited. New Yerk Is an exposition
In Itself Lt us try te make Philadelphia
as worthy of a place en the map
ERIC H SINCLAIR.
iTM Frankford avenue, Philadelphia, No
vember 1, 1021
Bible Says Se
B"0 the Editor of the .Eucnlne Pub He Ledger:
air One of your correspondents states
that the Bible does net sanction the taking
of human life, and therefore he Is opposed
te capital punishment. Hew about Genesis
st. (1: "Who sheddeth man's bleed, by man
ahall his woea de enea. rerin ine image
-- .... .. . . . m ....
of Ocd made He man
The Judges and
Letters te the Editor should be as
brief and te the point as possible,
avoiding anything; that would open
a denominational or sectarian dis
cussion. Ne attention will be paid te anony
mous letters. Names and addresses
roust be signed aa an evidence of
reed faith, although names will net
be printed If request Is made that
they be emitted,
The publication of a letter Is net
te be taken yis an Indersement of Us
Ww by this paper.
Cemmunleatfnns; will net ha .
termed unless accompanied by pest
nor win manuscript de aavee.
eV
PEOPLE'S FORUM
Various Suggestions te
Clubs for Unemployed
Te the f.il.ter of t.e Vvcntne I'ublti l.rdeer.
Sir In this period of unemployment I
think th whole fault lies In the Indifference
or these who could change the situation.
Kvervwhere are te be seen young and tnld-ille-iiKPd
men en our street corners locking
the picture of despair becnu-e tney h.ie
no idace te sleep, no wa. te eat eicept
thretiBh the money they ate able ti bftf.
and no appearance of a break In their .en
dltlen In the iHur future. They ine lest
heart Sema of them beceme .Min-rrte,
and they are the held-up men.
I belleie mud. of this unumpleym.-M c .uM
be overcome and th.se homeless ce.il 1 find
feed and shelt.-r If the proper effort were
made I would suggest that the rlf coni ceni
mand.er ull unw. uple.l buildings ,n the cen
tet of th cltv Hnd usa the a.meilss us well
as a place of M,lt,, i ,r th home!,., ,. ,.
empie.ed whet . , iub ,atl fnrmi., , loel(
after the neris of tl.es, m dlt ,11. tress, net
"7 ln tn' f Place te slerp and te
em but as ii ..i..0 wmr,. tlv persons need
ing h. lp c.ti k,i te fl th-lr want.
If nnv one thinks .1,1. i,i,. , e.n.i. .
let him go te the Ilenedl.t Club en North
iitteenih street nnd see what n Kr.ind geed
tills preperlv conducted establishment Is de-
iek .or ine servti.. nnd ex-service bes
It net only preild.-u then, with a place te
sleep and gh.s th in feed but finds en
plement for them ,md kIics them a fresh
start In life Think It ever xe who n.e In a
position te earn out this Ideii HaM tempo-
ran clubs for the uiiemp.)e,l
I. II.
iniia.ieiphl.i Netember 2 1921
Would Ge Fifty-Fifty
Te the td.tei nt -hf K r,.,,,7 ;,,hir .,.,
Sir I am ivrlting in regard te the un-i
emin,..n! eung tneM in this cltj. I nm a
young man twent-reui veirs old and mar-I
rled. an, I m been out of work for a leng1
time I would U, wiljnt-te de almost anv-
tlilr.- e it , ,in-, ,, ,, , , , , , .
er hard for a voting man te set work
"' ln'r" snem tg j0 ,,,.nt, of nerK fi)r
the fmln.ne se.
The papeis are .ilwavs flii., with ads for
g rls te wei'c In candv faoterlea with
wnges anwhere f i em l(l tj J30 ' week,
a.c .rdlng te sp.-M 0w u don't .. nnv.
ining iiae that In th- mi.1
wool, 1 i i,j.i. . .J.--- "I"
column Th,A
,,.)...!,( lM ,., uuiik iiiiin 1: .111 in
km a position like that If they had the
chance It all eeems te h for the girls
1 am net knocking the glrl. but seme
"'" getting hib w.,iie. , 1 think the nmr 1
ought te have the 5.1ms chance I wruld '
take n Jeb any day if I ,euld get 0110 nt a I
f.ilr salary 1 am an cxsenlce man, hav
ing sene, I m the mirln., corps, nnd there I
are hundreds of ethers who would etnrt '
werKing in a factory where
gins am mak-
mg Dig money, if they had the chance I
don't mean (Ire the girls, but work It fifty-,lf,v-
JOi: JACOBS,
l'hlltdelplila, November 2 1021
Unemployment and P. R. T.
Te fie .Mifer of th" Evening Public I.rdprr-
Sir The I. n T Is a. Philadelphia lnstl
tut,,n and is supported by l'hlludelphlans.
an, I et It seems te me that It Is doing
vei thing it can against the public Who
pays fet the support of this rend but the
People' Why then should It be allowed
te run lt cars in such a stingy, mean way as
it Is doing at pros, nt, and laying off
Juries of this
, 01 ntrv cinnet
Christian low
F
Neicrnber 1, 10JI,
go wrong
N. A. ,
when t.tk'.ig
Phlladelph.,
Fellow Contemplating Marriage
Te th' Edttei of thr E'nlng Pt.bi'd I.rda'r:
Sir- I wan' te si' te 'J I'. K ' that If
the Rlrl whom he has selected for his wife ,
nslsts en his spenl.n as much menev as
"0 states en her for p.e.isure h Is making 1
eik inisi.me wiai no u rt nei naie a ,
111 real.ze
drop her.
It Is a natural things for girls of our day
te ixpect entlrely tee much of young men.
and a man should bewar of the girls of
this character, for they will net make gued
wives, and If they marry' they are euro te
r bring disaster te their husbands and even
tually an estrangement. It la the girl who
refuses all kinds of favors and presents
from her flanoe who Is the girl who will
maki the be.t wife for she s showing el
denre een before she Is mirrled, that ehe
Is a thrifty woman and wl.l make, the proper
sort of a wife. S I. C.
Philadelphia. October 31 1021
Questions Answered
Our Timber Resources
Te the Editor of ft .roil e P'fMic Ledger:
bir In a cempanv of frlende It was
stated that our timber supply la being rap
idly exhausted that It was only a question
of years before our forests would be en
tirely denuded Is this correct?
II W. J..
Philadelphia. October 31 1021
The original feresta of the United States
covered about R22.00OO0O acres and con-
alncd 3.200,000.000 heard feet of lumber
There wcre left In 1020 403.000 000 acres
of forest land. containing 2. 214.000.000
beard feet. Of this. 113,000.000 acres Is In
ilrgln timber. One hundred and twelve mil mil
Ien acres Is culled and second-growth tim
ber large enough for sawing One hundred
and thirty-three million acres are partially
stocked with smaller growth, and 81.000.000
acrs are devastated and WrtusJly waste
land The present waste of timber eon een eon
sumptien Is mere than four times the an
nual growth of the forests About 1 000 -000
tens of United States timber Is u-wl
yearly for weed pulp for paper.
i An Eafjle and Vulture
-
Te f Editor of the L cning Puelle Ledger:
Sir What
Is the difference
,.-,..c- ,,
ah
eagle and
vulture''
r. .
. I. V.
PhlUdlrhlB. November 2 1021
The main difference between the eagle
id that group of birds known et vultures
Is that the form r wi'l attack living things
whll. the lafer will net. In ether r.sneet.
"
vr.e eagie is nei lur r-inenu irem me vui
ture In e.ther n-u,-ture or disposition
The Use of Water Pipe
Te tht Editur of the Evening PnHie Ledger:
Sir My slater and I have Inherited two
adjoining houses The rain water Is carried
off my sister's heuse en the front by a
four-Inch pipe The water from my house
Is carried te this same pipe by a smaller
pips Inserted ln the large pipe, thence te
the ground. Owing te misunderstanding my
sister threatens te cut this smallar pipe off,
compiling me te use a larger pipe New,
ih.s water has been running for mere than
twenty-one. years (an aha make me de it?
CONSTANT READER.
Phlladelph, a November 1, 1021
I' would ee-n, that continuous use of the
I we1 ' '' P'J ,ln "ch '""'"n ? " e for
rn jr than twertyone iisrs has created an
easement--v Iz , the right te continue using
thn plp.
Disposition of Property
Te the Ed, ler of the Eicning Public Ledger:
Sir A wife dies leaving a property In
her name without a will Who would claim
It. according te New Jersey law. her peo
ple or her husband: also bank book ln her
name' Dees same apply te husband leav
ing wlfe and property ln bis name ?
S. A J.
Camden. N. J . October 12, 1021.
The husband upon the death of his wife
hat. a life tenancy ln her property. The
widow of a person dying; Intestate Is entitled
for the term of her life te one-third of his
ital estate.
Chief Justice White's Will
Te the Kdltir of the Evening Puelle Jder
J,l , un,,V IHUUU Ul V.1IIOI JUBllCB
Sir I have heard mueh of Chief Justice
wh,. win. which was -e short, and as
he was a Chief Justice must have been
model. If it was short, would you kindly
print 11? I would Ilk it for a model.
b. e. r.
Philadelphia, November 1. 1011.
The will of the late Chief Justice White,
which was contained In fifty-one words,
read:
"This Is my last will I give, bequeath
ard devise te my wife, Ilta M White In
complete and perfect ownership all my
rights and property of every kind and nature
whether real, personal or mlied wherever
situated, appointing her executrix of mv es
tate without bend and giving hsr seisin
thereof "
The word "seisin," also spelled "seisin, '
Is a legal term meanlnf pesaessten.
"C. U t." brands Beott Key, aether
,.. .1... nenrT-rn-iiiiri t.iik with epr linn irv in snniv r.,,iu nr nt , n nai.i
her mistake, and If net. then '
I
3DVENING PUBLIC
Help the Unemployed
men en the "I," until It has crippled
the serilce b tnlnur te make one man de
two mnn'M ivrt? This morning en gettlntf
en the car, en account of the present ss-
tern. th conductor c6uld net see the cendl-
tlen at the doeTwhero 1 entered, and I
was Jammed In by a oulck-cleslng doet . I
mb net Injured In any wry. but might have
been.
It seems te me very unfair for companies
like the V It T te lay oft a number of
men at.l still further edd te the unem unem
P!eed when there la no occasion for It. In
spite of the dull times the 1. 11 T.'a traffla
las nut fi:ln off. ..t least It It net appar
ent the way the cars are Jammed. When
utilities of this character arc adding te the
unemplejed through their Brasplntt methods j
hew ate the private llrms expected te Keep
en any men whose sen Ices they could dis
pense with In order te econemlie, even If
efficiency Is affected? Hew can the city
ask these mu'leslng help te ceme te the
rescua of the present rondltlen. and
hew can Ihe Chamber of Commerce
conscientiously ask ether firms te find work
for theso who need It when Council
fetuses te appropriate money te create work
. when the city Is hauling ever the finishing
I of the Krankferd "IV and when tht city
utilities arc lajlng off Jis many men as they
Liin possibly spare?
oi:enai: t Mennis.
rntiadeiphla. November 2, 1021.
"Buy Something!"
I 7e (lie rditer of the i'vettlne 1'uVlle Ledeff
I Sit The common topic among peeple In
I 1 earn all stations It the hard times That
' ih tunes are hard Is unquestionably true.
J 1m. t what has caused this condition? Is It
, he war with Its many blllien-i of dollars
of ex;endlture and the sacrifice of mllllena
I of human lles? Or must we seek the caus.i
of it In the memy-apendlng mania of the
Amerl, an peeple" Or, ure there ethor
c.iui,s
It Is difficult tn point te any particular
thing and eav "Here we hae It." What
geed would It de us, even though we should
find the cuuse and fee able te lav held of It?
Thn satisfaction of knowing thla would be
of no pailleular help. What ve want te
knew and must knew Is. Hew nm we going
te get from under the crushing lead?
luring the last few years the common
. . . t ,. .. .. . ,. ... ,
sieg.ui nu neii -pave: pave .-ave anu
this s.iMug Idea has been pre.iched. In nee
son and out of sea.en. until It has se taken
held of our peeple that It has Kenis be
yond all reason. Te aave our earnings is
unit, preper and praiseworthy when done
within reasonable bounds, but this putting
away our money In HaUngt vaults, In banks,
in stockings and ether places has gene se
far thai there Is stagnation In nearly all
,lme, aI1. business. It takes the spender
te make and keep times geed, therefore. If
we are te see better times, money must be
brought ng.Un into circulation, and here we
have the remedy.
As the slogan up te this time has been
"Saye!" let It from henceforth be 'Spend'"
tt even'bedy buy something. I suggest
that the merchants of the city get together
and plan a "buy-something" campaign lt
(he slogan for the whole town be "IJuy
Something'" Prosperity comes only threujrh
money being put Inte actlvn circulation, and
the way te put It into circulation Is for
n cry body te "buy something '
PHIMI' P lynAUneitN.
Ph.Udelphla October 31. 1021.
'Th- Star Spangled Ilanner." Is huri,1
It, the vlilage cemetery at Krtderlck. lid.
"K Ij U. Onlo voted for ne-llcenie en
Nuember 5. 101S
"W. C. T.' The first Ku Klut Klan be
gan Its operation In 1K08 and was sur-
pressed in 1871.
""
"D. K. T ' There ure 1,810.210 miles of
singie wire in tue united States and 14B"
ihn DaUen Rockefeller
old en July 8.
Poems and Songs Desired
An Old Scheel Reader Peem
Te the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger
S'r I am In search of a pem, which I
remember wa In an old school render,
which begins with these lines
'Centuries since there flourished a man,
A cruel old Tnrtar. as rich as a Khan "
I should also Ulte a poem entitled "The
Seng of the Undertaker "
MRS. W. C. CHAWFOItD.
Phi'ade.phla, October 29, 1921
Wants Auther
'e the Edttet at the 7.VrM,, ...!.. . l . .
Sir I am extrvmely anxieux te Imeu th
name of the author of a poem containing
these lines
Calm be thv Bleep as Infant slumbera.
Pure as angel thoughts thy dreams:
May every Jey this bright world numbers.
nhed o'er the, ta mingled beams.
Or If w-here pleasure's win has glided.
There eer must some pang remain.
Then be thv let with me divided,
Thine all the bliss and mine the pain
MHH. A IC. ROSS.
rhllade.phla, October 31. 1021
"The Sculptor Bey"
re.'" il"or 0 the rvetiinp public Ledger-
Sir If you can locate It will you pleas
publish a piece of poetry which waa recently
published In one of the Philadelphia papers,
the first line of which reads!
"The sculptor boy steed at hbj marble,"
READER.
Philadelphia October 24, 1021.
The only poem of this character we can
find la th follewing:
I THE SCULPTOR HOY
Chisel In hand steed a sculptor boy,
I With his marble block before hlra:
i And his face lit up with a smll of tn
As an angel dream t,anse n.. htm
He carved that dream en the yielding stone
With many a sharp incision-
. fn ITenven'n twr llrhi m& ,. !-. c-
I - - "- '-' tw-miJiur Buvui
TTe hfld rftllthf that eni'M.l ,..u(nn
, In na,.n - nVT ll-hl V,& .,.1-...- -C
.-..
Sculptors of llf are we, as we stand
i with our lives uncarved before us
1 wiiin .h hn, v,. ... '?.."!
r .. i.V'h" " ' ! "' . " l "uu " ana.
wn utu-iuraill CiuaBCtl OeT US
Lit us carve t. then, en th vl.ti ..-.
With many a sharp incision.
Its heavenly beauty hall be our own
Our Jives, that angel lslen
A Hymn Supplied
Te the Editor of the Evening PuoHe Ledger:
u., i,, a, iTCniu ispue or me I'oepie's
Forum Slary T. Tray mere asks tnr fh
erds of the hymn. "Ged Holds the Key"
It is Hymn Ne 102 In "Hymns of Con
secration and Faith " I Inclese It.
READER.
Philadelphia. October 81. 1021.
OOD HOLDS THE KEY
Ged holds the key of all unknown
And I am glad
If ether hands should held the key,
Or If He trusted it te me.
I might be sad. I might b sad.
What If tomorrow'
cares were here with-
out Its rest'
I'd rather He unlocked the day
And as the hour swing open, aayi
"My will la best Sly will is best "
The very dimness of my sight makes me
ncure,
Fer, groping In my misty way.
I feel His hand, I hear Hlra sayi
"Sly help Is surei My help Is sure,"
I cannot read nis future plane
Hut this I knew:
I have the smiling of His face
And all the refuge of Ills grace
While here below
Eneugh: this covers all my wants, '
And be I rent'
Fer wrat I cannot, He can see.
And ln His care I saved shall be,
Forever blest
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LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
Beatfjj;
AI-LEN. 11th me. 1st, MAHT ALU1N.
aged 7. Services en Oth day, 11th me , 4th.
2 I.vJU".,8.Ku:ll1 "ve.. Hnddenfleld, N, J.
APl'LE. Nev 4, LOUIS W , husband of
Cnrrle I, Apple, nged 60. Itelatlvea an.)
friends, also Athelstan I-edge. Ne. 482, V.
nnd A M , Jeshua Iedge, Ne. 23, I O.
II. H ira Invited te attend the funeral serv
ices, Sun. 2,30 1 M. precisely, at hit late
rsldeie. 2100 V. Tiega si Int. Chera
inkud Chellni Cem.
ABHiry. Nev 2, 1021, MAIUlAnRTTA
IMRNCd, daughter of Jeseph nnd Mary 13.
'ahhy. nelatlves and friends arc Invited te
' rfl KrVffl S 873'e5l iV,"'
I & gj fSHSZ'"
Csm
HAKIt On Nev 3, 1021. EDITH, daugh
ter of Lucy A. and the late Uenjntnln i
baer. Hervices nnd Interment prliate
iiArtNrra.--ert n. ieis, suhekant
MJED JJAItNlTZ. killed In action, Argonne.
France. Itelatly and friends, also members
of Ce. I., ninth Infantry, nnd Fraxer liar
Mtz Pest. 250. A. I,., nnd Women's Auxil
iary. Invited te funeral services, Sat., Nev,
6. 2 P M . nt hln parents' residence. 2837
Oxford st tnt private.
HKCK Nev. 4. at her late residence,
Ilustleten, Phlla . ANNIE SI . wife of Eugcne
necK, aged He. Iteintives and menus are
Invited te attend funeral, Men,. 2 P, M.,
from St. Luke's Memerial Church, Ilustleten.
Int. adjoining grounds Frlends may call
Sun eye.
UIUM1NOHA.M. At the residence of his
son-in-law Ultner i: Powell, Vlneland. N J.,
en Nev. I, 1021. r-ECATt'lt M. IHHMINO
HAJf, formerly of 34ir. N 21at st . Phlla .
nged 82 years. Relatives and friends, also
Imperial Ledge, Ne 109S, I O O F arc
Invited te the service, en Monday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, at the Ollwr II. Hair
Hide. 1820 Ch-vtnut at . Phlla Interment
nt Monument Cenutery
HOON On Nev. 2. 1021. IDA J-TtEDUrt-ICIC.
wife of Hnrrv Hoen Relatives and
friends are InMted te Ihc scnlc" en Satur
day afternoon at two e clock at her late res
idence. 3007 Hamilton st Interment prl-
ttneWERS. -- Nev. 4 1021. JOSEPH
11ENHY husband of Nadlne Lytle Dewers,
nged 42 Relatives and friends are Invited
te funeral. Men,. 2 P. M late residence, 71
K. Greenwood ae . Lansdowne. Pa Int.
Arlington Cem . .
DVHKK. Oct 22, 1021 'n Paris
OEOrtGE W. lil'ItltE. fermerlv of Phils .
husbxnd of Jane Hib.en lfurke, 1207
llrldge st. Asbtiry Park, N. J.
(.'Aim At Pleac.iitvllle N J , Nev 4.
lir.HUBKT V . husband of Mlv II Cirr
Relatives and friends Imlted te funeral,
from his late residence. Doughty read
Pleasantvllle N J , Men . Ney. 7. 2.80 P.
M. Int. Pleasantllle
CARROLL On Nev 3. ANN C. CAR
ROLL (nee Hearv). widow of Jehn J. Carrell.
Relatives nnd friends Invited te attend fu
neral, en Monday, at 8 30 A. M,, from her
Inte residence, 1023 N lledlleld st Solemn
rcqulm mass Chun h of Our Lady of I-eunles
nt 10 A. M. Interment New Cathedral Cem.
''cLuiK. The death en July 28. 1021, nt
Dellz,!. Hrltlsh Honduras, of EDWARD
CLARK, an American cltlren. Is reported by
the American Censul at llellze. Urltlrh Hon
duras The legal, representatives of deceased
can obtain further Information by applying
te Department of State. Washington. D. C.
COl.PE Nev. a. 1021. CECILIA COLPE
Relatives and friends are Invited te attend
funeral. Men . 1.30 P M , residence of her
daughter Mrs Jl Allston, Warminster,
Ducks Ce. Pa lnt Oreenwoed
COX. Nev. 4 KAnitY, husband of Kath
erlne A Cox. Services Tues , 2 T M . Oetll
Vine st. lnt private, West 1-iurel Hill
Cem.
CURRY -Oil Nev. 2. 1021. rETEll J.,
husband of Annle M. Curry, aged II. Fu
neral en Monday, at 8:30 A M.. from parlors
of W J. Phillips. 048 N. 10th st. High mass
Church of the Assumption. 10 A. M. Inter
ment Hely Cress Cemetery,
DOUGHERTY. At Indianapolis, Ind en
Nev. 3. 1021. MARTHA DOUGHERTY,
formerly of Philadelphia. Service en Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock at the OI'ver J I.
Hair Hide, 1H20 Chestnut st , Philadelphia.
Interment private.
DOWNINO Nev. 2. 1921. EDWARD F
son of Themas and Mary Downing, in his
21st year. Relatives and friends ns,. Im
maculate Conception Catholic Club, are in
vltcd te nttend funeral, Men.. 8.30 A M
from his parents' residence, 342 E Al'leti
st Solemn requiem rrjas Church of the
Immaculate Conception 10 A. SI. Int. Hely
Sipulchre Cem.
DUFFY On Nev. 2. RICHARD P., hus
band of Slary M. Duffy (nee SlcKemre) Re H
tlvea and friends, also Win. O IVnldrnn
lteneficlal Society emn!evn of AH,nin nn
fining Company and Court Rebert SIcl'lelland
F. of A.. Invited te funeral en Slend.iy morn
ing, at 8 30. from residence, 2053 S. ,1Sth st
Solemn mass of requiem at the Church of the
ilest Hie. sed Sacrament at 10 A SI. Inter
ment Hely Sepulchre Cemetery
DWELLE At Atlantic ftv, jj j, j0
1. ANNA L , wife of J.tnit' A Dwelle (n"e
McK.nzle). Relatives and friend" are In
vited te nttend funeral nrvlr.. Sat 1 'te
P M preclsely, nt David II Schuvler Hld Hld
rire.id and Diamond sts. lnt private West
minster .""em
ETLAR On Nev. 2 1021 JOHN P . hus
bsnd ,f Margaretta Kater Etlar R-Iatlvua
and friends nre Invlt-d te the service en
Saturday mprii'n at 0 o'clock nt his laic
residence 3025 Hamilton st Interment prl
vute. Friends rn.iv cnll Fr.l.v eintilter
FARRELL. Nev 4, BIUDriET widow of
Matthew Farrell. late of Mahaney Piane,
P.. Relatives and frlcnd.i Invlied te funeral,
."i1?.- .J' . M- frum 1,cr 'ate residence,
-.02 Lehigh ave. High mats of requiem
at St Celuinba i Church, y A. M lnt St
Jeseph's Cem . Frackville.
I'EAIRIILLLER Nev ,1 ESIEI.ISE A
widow of J. Geerge Fealrhellcr. in lirr '2.1
nr Helatlvts nnd friends, u'.e nicmbers
if Ladles' Anxill.irv ,,f sit inhn'u ...
i inandery. Ne 4 K T . are Invited te attmd
i runerul sorties, Men, 2 P SI. Inte rei,
jdinca, 8.30 N. 8th st lnt prlv itc. Sit.
I Mrjah Cim Friends may call Sun 8 U
FlJ-ilT? Nev 1 l'(2l MARY, beloved
I wife of Jeseph A Tlelt and daufshtrr of
..eprrH and Ijena "ihtnldt In her 2Hth vear
lttlatlves and friends are Invited te attaU
' tesldence. 231.1 x nil.
, uii,-,ni ai-i, iv, s .-.in , j- .m , nt nr lal
st. lnt Northwood
Cem Remains may be vlevved Frl . 6 te 10
OAR-LAND. Nev 3, 1021. JOHN J .
husband of Siargaret S Oartland fnfe
Smyth) Relatives and friends ure Invited
te attend funeral, Slen. 8:30 A SI fr m
the residence of hla alsters, 3012 Falrmeunt
?.! Solemn requiem mass St. Agatha's
Church 10 A SI lnt Hely Sepulchre Cem
GREEN On Nev. 1. THOMAS SI
GREEN, aged 70 years. Relatives and
friends invited te services en Saturday at
" P. SI., at late residence, 834 N. 42d at
Friends may call Friday evening. Inter
ment Sit. Slerlah Cemetery
HARRISON - Nev 4. 1021 EDSIUND
HARRISON Funeral Slen , 2 P SI., real
dr,I;ce .?' sister, Jeanette Harrison. Hulmc
ville, Pa. Int. Deechwoed Cem.
IIARTSIANN. Nev 2. 1021. ROSA. 1.
loved wife of Leuis II. Hartmann. aged 04
Relative and friends, also members of Al
berta O. Slehrer Heme, are Invited te at
tend funeral. Sun.. 2 P. si., from her late
residence. 2421 N 6th st Int. Northwood
t-em
of William L. Heist. Relatives and friends
are Invited te attend funeral services Slen
2 P SI . at Tltlew Rres.. 4153 N Bread Bt
lnt private
wI'.iZMA,N?rNev ,3'. W1LLIASI HEIZ.
MANN. Relatlves and frlends, also Excel Excel
aler Ledge, Ne. 401, F. and A. SI , and all
ou.er uraers ve wnicn no oeienged, are In
I.1.""1 t0..funera', en- 1 80 P SI., from hla
li '?nc. Center Squate. p. mt. North.
S-. - i- t ,.. .. . - -. .
wuuu ven.
vrldew of Stlchael llennlrger (nee Ztegler).
aged 73. Relatives and friends are Invited
te attend funeral cervices. Hun 4 t r
I precisely, at her late restdenc. 183.1 N gth
I" .'nl . .TIJU."! . "' jm .. Remains
i may, ee view ea aai . n te w y M, via fu
neral car
HEY Nnv. 2. 1021, JUSTINA (nee
Oeehrlng), widow of Sllrhaei Hey, In her
76th yea- Relatives and friends Invited te
funeral servlces. Sat., 2 P. SL, residence.
181C W. TlOgA Bt. Inl. prlvata German
Lutheran Cem
HEYER. Suddenly. Nev 4. HARUARA.
widow of Geerge Meyer Iinerat eenlces
Sten. 11 A. SI , at the resld-nce of her
granddaughter. Sirs. C W t'metead, 0509
N Marshall st lnt private
HILL. Nev 8, JAS1E3 niLL. Rela
tives and friends Invited te eervlcen Slen., 2
P. 3L, Albert .Moere's, 021 N. 13th st. lnt
private, Chester Rural Cem.
HUTCHINSON At Delance. N J , Nev
1, 1021, OEORGE F husband of the late
Maria Hutchinson Funeral services Sun
2 P. 11 , at daughter's residence, Sirs Jabez
Chatterton. Walnut st , Delance. N J int
private.
MUTTON. Nev 4. DOROTHY ET.n.vNnn
I beloved di'jghter of Peter S and Slyrtle SI.
Hutten. aged 6 months. Funeral services
I Men.. 10.30 A SI , at her parents' residence,
I 432 Washington terrace. Auluben, N. J Int
private. FYlenda may call Sun., after 7
f. i
JOHNSON On Nev 8d 102i SUSAN
ANN JOHNSON. Services en Saturday aft
ernoon, at 2 30 e clock at the home, 8813
Chertnu' t.
KLESSTEL. Nev. 8. FRANK KLEBSEL,
formerly of 1234 N. 10th st. Relatives and
friends, also Washington Irving Ledge, I. O
O. F.. Ne. 760. are Invited te attend funeral
services. Sat , 2 P. SI., at funeral parlors of
Mrs. A. Ungerbuehler. 2S10 W. Lehigh ave.
Int. Northwood Cem
KNOWLES. Thursday morning, Nev. 8,
MATILDA JOSEPHINE, wife of late awrge
L. Knowtes. In her 88d year, at her late
residence, 162 Carpenter id . Germantewn.
Solemn requiem wsrvlce Sat . November 0,
10:80 A. SI . t St. Alban'e Church, 24 and
Taber rexd, Olney. Int. private Please
emit flowers.
LAW Killed In action In Franre. Oct. 11
1018. LAWRENCE? LAW of Ce A. 1st
Engrs , son of Lawrence and Margaret Law
Relatives and friends, also J. P, Donahue
Pest. Ne 800, A. I and Veterans of
Foreign Wars, are Invited te attend funeral.
Run,. 2 P. St.. resldenee of hla mother. 01U3
De Lancer st. Int. Sit. Slerlah Cem
LIOHTKB. nev. t, iyiui.ajii ji,, Hus
band of Annie W. Llghtkep aged J. Rela
tives and friends are Invited te funeral eerv.
lees. Bun , 2:80 P. 31.. from .Tarrettewn SI.
E Chu.-Jh. TaUe 1:02 V SI train from
Reading Terminal te Fert Washington.
LINGO, Nev. 4 HALATHin RAKER
LINGO. Relatives and friends are Invited
te attend funeral services. Tuesday after
noon, 3 o'elock precise y, at the residence
of his sister, Sire. William C Krlder. 3430
N Bread t Int private.
TrMlKRTAKCTtB
KciflOT
i ..,.. i
I1EATIIS
LONG. On Nev. 8, T021, REDECCA
LONG, mother of Sirs. Addle M. L, Lin
coln and Sirs, Henty A. Jloere, In her 80th
year Service en Slendav afternoon nt 2
o'clock at her late residence, 1222 W Erle
nve.
LUX. Nev. 2, JACOIt, husband of the
late CATHARINE LUX. Relatives and
friends Invltell te services. Snt., 2 P St..
at his son's residence. Jacob Lux, Jr., 1B18
S. 27lh st lnt private. Viewing Fri, eve.
LYNCH. On Nev. 3, 1021, JAMES
LYNCH, of 250 s leth at , nged 03 years.
Relatives and friends nre Invited te the
funeral en Monday morning, at 8:30 o'clock,
from the Oliver 11. Hair Illdg., 1820 Chest
nut st. Solemn requiem mass at St, Jehn's
Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Old
Cathedral Cemetery
MacFERHAN. On Nev 3. 1021. SAMUEL
N. MacFERHAN. Jr , son of Samuel nnd
Laura SIncFerran, aged 7 months. Services
en Saturday, nt 1:30 P, SI at Valley View
read, Springfield Maner. Pa,
SIcCARTHY. Nev. 2. 1021. MARCELLA
MCCARTHY, widow of Jehn McCarthy for
merly of 2107 Christian st. Relatives and
friends are Invited te attend funeral, Slen
8 30 A SI., from her late -residence, 1004
Slaster at. Solemn requiem mass at Church
of Oesti 10 A. SI lnt private.
McUONIOAL --Nev 3. 1U21. EDWARD,
beloved husband of Slary A. SIcGenlgnl (nee
Yeung), Relatives nnd friends, also all so
cieties of which he was a member, are In
vited te attend funeral, Slen. 8.30 A SI.,
from his late residence, 1815 N Cadwallader
st Solemn requiem mass at St .Michael's
Church 10 A SI precisely lnt New
Cathedral Cem.
McINTYHE Nev 3. nt the resMencr- of
Harry W. 8helden, 3042 N. 16tr st , EL
SIE A . widow of Captain SI. V. R .Mcln
tyre, aged 72. Relatlvis and friends are In
vited te attend funeral. Men., 2 P. SI., at
parlors it Jehn S. Uerkelbach, 3730 Oer Oer
mnntewn ave. Int. Laurel Hill Cen.
Friends call Sun , 7 te V P. SI.
SIOLAN Ncv. S, 1021. THOSIAS SIO
LAN, eon of the Inte Jehn and Johanna
Melnn. Relatives and friends and Hely
Name Society of St Jeseph's Church, arc In
vited te nttend funeral. Slen., H A SI from
the resldence of his brother. Jehn Slelan. 124
Cuthbert st (2d nnd Arch sts ). Solemn
hlch mass of requhm St. Jeseph's Church
0:30 A SI Int. Cathedral Cem.
O'HRIEN Nev 4, WILLIASI J., husband
of Catharine O'Hrlen tnee Lawler). Rela
tives and friends, also De Sote Council, IC.
of C . Invited te funeral, Tues., 7.30 A SI..
Inte residence, 333(1 Chestnut St. Solemn
mass of requiem St. James' Church 8.30
A. SI. Int. Ashland, Pa.
PROCTOR. Nev 2, ANNIE, wife of Slar
tin J Procter. Relatives and friends, also
empleyes of Ardmere Autecar Ce, Invited te
attend funeral Slen., 8:30 A. SI from her
late residence, 1047 Slarkce terrace. Hryn
Slavvr. Pa High requiem mass Our Slether
of flood Counsel Church 10 A. SI. Int. St.
'ul'tni.EY. Suddenly, Nev 4. 1021,
SARAH E WRIGHT, beleved wlfe of Samuel
(julgley Funerel eenlces and Int. Slen.,
at convenience of the family ,..,.,.,
linmttiTSrtN. On Nev. 2. 1021. LILLIAN
J , wlfe of Rev. William J. Robertsen Fu
neral services en Saturday, at 2 P. SI., at
her late residence. 6342 Themas ave. Inter
ment pTlvnte, ... . , ,
ROPER. Nev. 4, at her parents' resi
dence, ntau l. en. si., umey. nbiAAiii,iii
TARMAN, daughter of Dr. William F. and
Elmlra SI. Reper, aged 5. Funeral services
and Int. private. Friends call Sun., from
4 RYANP- Nev. 2. formerly of 1733 Wylle
t WILLIASI II. RYAN. Relatives and
friends Invited te funernl, 1380 Falrmeunt
K. I.i A M Slees nt St. Edward's
Chui'rh ri'A SI. Int. Cathedral Cem
SCIlON-nr.HOER. On Nev. 0. 1021.
Rl'HA SI wlfe or r rcaencK ji ocnenDcrger
nnd daughter of the late Jehn T. B. and
Rebecca S. Gould. Itelatlvea and friends arc
Invited te tha service, en Slenday evening,
at H o'cleik. at the Oliver II. Hair BIdg..
1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Sit. Carmtl.
Pn , en Tuesday,
silOWELL. Suddenly, en November 4.
snot TJOIIOTHY IROOKBHANK8. wife of
Charles If. Shewcll. Relatives and friends
Invited te servlccs, en SIcnday. November
7 at Slenumcnt Cemetery. Beverly. N. J.,
en arrival of 10.25 train from Philadelphia
SSI1TH .MAJVl i. .nve r owner., vvue e
Rev C R, Smith, en Nev. 8. Relatives nnd
friends Invited te attend services, nt SI. E.
Church, pcnnBvllle. N. J . 11 A. SI , Slon Slen
dav Nev 7. Interment Salem
SNYDER. Nev. 4. STAY D.. wife of liar.
vry J. Snyder. Funeral servlces Saturday
evening. r e ciecn, i.uiu mu ,,iiie.n 01 eu eu
gceo Leech, 7127 Wcedland ave. Int. prl
vata. STUART. On Nev 4, 1021. MAR
QRETTA COYLE STUART. Service en
Sunday afternoon, at 4.30 o'clock, at her
resldvnce, 881 Lancaster pike, Wynnewood.
Pa. Interment at Pittsburgh, en Slenday
at 10 A Sf Pittsburgh papers please copy.
ew'tiESRY Nev. 8. SARAH, wife of
Harry Sweeney and daughter of Cella and
the late ratricK i.nrr, ci .viurrin. teunty
Denegal, Ireland. Relatives and friends In
vited te funeral. Sleiday. 8 30 A. JL, from
her lata resldencs, 2033 Oerrltt at. Solemn
i a?s "f requiem at St. Gabriel's Church at
10 A. M. Int. Hely Ciess Cemetery.
TARCES Trenten, N. J.. Nev. 3.
ALEXANDER, husband of the late JulU
A Tarces. formerly of Philadelphia, Pa.
Relatives and friends of the family arc In
vited te the funeral, from the residence of
ids ien-ln-lavv Hugh A Durn, 28 Ruger
ae . Hread St Park, Trenten, N. J., en
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Requiem
high maBs at the Church of the Hely Angels
nt 0 o'cleilt. Interment at Hely Cress Cem
etery Phllade'phla,
THOS1PSON Nev 4, MARGARET F
vv.dew if J. L. Thompson, nged 73 years.
Relatives and friends nre Invited te funeral,
lue.day. 2 P SI. residence of son-in-law.
Jes'ph Wnrmeu'.h. Slarket St., OarrettferJ.
I'a. Int. Lutheran Cemetery, Ardmere
WARNER. in Germnntewn, Pa . Nev 2,
ANNE R . widow of Jehn H. Wnrner. Fu
mral services nt residence of her sister.
Sir. William G Mendlnhall. Wilmington,
D. i Sat Nev. 5, ll:e A.. SI
WINNESlORE. Nev. 3. MARY J., wife of
the late Andrew Wlnnemere, and daughter
of the ,ate Wachlngtei nnd Catharine Slyers.
Services Slop. 2 P. SI., at the parlors of
S. P. Frankendeld Sens. 6800 Vine at. lnt
Fernwood Cem. Frlends -all Sun evening,
from 8 te 10.
WOLSTENCROFT Nev 3. CATHARINE
J , wlfe of Isaac II. Wolstencreft. Rela
tives and friends are Invited te attend fu
neral services, Slen 2 80 P SI., late real.
denee. 1073 Harrlnen st., Frankford. Int.
private.
WYNNE. Nev a, DELANET S.
WYNNE. Relatives end friends, also
Camp 70, P O. S. of A., of New Jerssy. In
vited te servIceB. Slen.. 2 P SI . at the
home of I. T Ryan, 200 Green lane, Slana-j-unk.
Int. private. Friends may call Bun.,
after 2 P. .M.
LEGAL ADVKUTIREMr.NTS
Kgp SLX SIIDDLESLUs SOLD OANY
and cigar business te Slellle Kramer,
857 N 40th st. Creditors apply before 8th
day of November.
GROSSS1AN BROS., 4023 Glrard ave.
LOST AND FOUND
CERTIFICATE Lest, certificate Ne 2818
for 10 shares Phlla. Elect! lc: reward.
Phene Ambler 108
DEPOSIT BOOK Lest. Ne. 220,600. with
the West. Sav. Fund Hec. 1000 Wal. Hew
FUR Lest, cable fur, hetween 22d and
Chestnut and 18th end Walnut. Liberal
reward. Phene Media 46 J.
LOST Black and white setter ruppyt 8
menths: femalei 110 reward. Dr. Carl
Williams. 03 Scheel lane. Gtn. Phene, Ger Ger Ger
montewn 0818.
LOST Diamond Circle Pin, Thureday, be
tween 8 and 4:30 o'clock, central shopping
district Pheno Chest Hill 811. Lib. Reward.
NECKPIECE Lest. between Slarsrrade
Hetel and 242 H. 17th si., a mink fur neck
piece. Reward If returned te Rlttenheuse
Hetel.
PERSONALS
$5000 REWARD
Ne questions asked for return or Information
IsnlnM tn ..AAA .,& ., r0 .a.a.. . I
i.'iih w ,di.u,be "i jaKeiif iknaii irem
the home of Colonel A. H ICuser, Bernards
villa. N J The Preferred Accident Insur
ance Ce., 80 Slaiden lane. New Yerk City.
LOAN Yeung woman wishes a lean of $2000
iwi . i v,, cei KUUII17. rni, oil re.
quest Prlv party pref, St 608, Ledg, Off.
AAK-REl.IEF portrait In piaster or brenr-e
ean be copied from photo. Write for ap.
pelntment Slarket Studie, 721 Walnut Bt.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
COOK Ooed. by November 10. Scotch
or
n -,,,, yeni rricnuiCBH. U OOl,1
COOK Gentlemnn llvlnr In apartment ln
antral rtu rt nt ,!. .. .I-..,..- .. .....
w....i., ,., fc u ", i-i. wceum te eDtain
services of white Protestant woman, capable
of making pantry and general cooking. Peat-
efflrn Mew 11, T ...-
GIRLS wanted te learn tassel finishing:
steady work. F W. Maurer S. Sen. Ce!.
4.111 Wavne ave. near lBth ft Oermantew n
housework General- white. Protestant
sleep In. a In family! no laundry! ,1700
t-ADY Wanted, college graduate, 23 te 20
years old, general office work; 120 per
week; fcfe-heur day; hour lunch; Saturday
afternoons Sundays, holidays eft: 2 weeks'
vacation R 41fl, Ledger Office,
MAID Yeung Protestant woman for cham
ber work and waiting. Call 2110 pine st.
RAO SORTERS en new and old cotton rags,
SALESWOMAN of ability who can qualify
as manager of women's department. 1228
Wldener RIdg.
BTENOORAPHER
If you are a. vnn.
woman of about 2H. a. hlsrh inhnn. -...a..
ate, Protestant, with several years' experi
ence, rapid and accurate, desiring a stenographer-secretary's
position with a Centrally
located, progressive firm, please address 13
i,u, mulct vihew. -
.STENOGRAPHER One who has bad Edl"
phone experleneel geed salary: a Prot
estant preferred i excellent working condi
tions, must apply promptly 8:30 A. M. Slon Slen
.' v only Edlphene Ce. 1B27 Chsitnut ."
STENOGltAPHER. first elass; must he rapid
and accurate and have geed knowledge of
English, state age. experience, salary and
religion. H 418, Ledger Office. "
STENOGRAPHER Central real estate en
flee, state experience and salary, p 423,
l.runwr .-.in."
UMHRELLA and parasol operators and fin
ishes wanted; experienced: geed pay
py'nur'rrt Slanfr Ce .. 000 Filbert .t. P Y'
lj . ., fifpnim ,. ..
l.euger ohm
wumis.- euuiv""" A wan goea appear-
anee, ta handle very high-class preposition
ln your town; commission. Address (27
Weightman BuUdlng. ,
NOVEMBER 5, 1921
HELP 'WANTED FEMALE
General
SIAKE .MONEY AT HOME Yeu can earn
from II te $2 an hour In your spare
time writing show cards! quickly, easily
learned by our new, simple method; no can
lasalng or seliciting: we teach you hew
guarantee steady work at home nnd pay
cash each week! full particulars booklet
free, American Shew Card Scheel, Dept.
nun. rtvrln Illdg.. Terente. Canada.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Philadelphia,
November! positions 1400.1000; age, 18
upward, exp. unnecessary. Fer free partic
ulars, Instruction, write J. I-eenard (former
Civil Servlcs examiner), 002 Equitable Illdg,,
Washington P. C.
YOUR SPARE TI.ME Is worth $1 te 13 an
i .. ..Illni eknwia Am i nrs f nAPn flV
correspondence and sell your work. Kwlck
pnewcsril mmvvi. lureiim, -n"""n.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Dee. nnd
Jan i many vacancies: salary f 1400'1ROO
wrlte for sample test. I' 1421, Ledger Office
l....tw.iii oceoion -n Ilia T.aml TMtta
Sterns. '18 20i clerks." figuring-. le.$l.
HELP WANTED MALE
ARTIST Wanted commercial artist for ad
vertlslns drawings In newspaper art de
partment. Address, giving full particulars,
experience and salary- wanted, SI 430, Ledger
Office.
HANK TE'LLER, night, experienced; about
2ft years of age; geed reference. P 411,
Ledger Office
RRICKI.AYERS. 10, wanted at new build build
leg operation of 00 houses, Lansdowne ave.
east of Oflth St., take Slarket st. elevated or
Glrard ave. car te 03d St.: free pass te
Lansdowne ave.
CANVASSERS. 8, with geed appearance, te
handle very high-class propesition: commis
sion Address 827. Welghlman Hl.lg
ESIPLOYSIENT SIANAOER Te Interview
applicants for employment In a well-known
manufacturing and retail heuse: state ex
perience and salary expected. SI 602, Lcdger
ttnice
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1'ALIVIII UHLiMAEH VV A. LUU
VVO want leren.an 10 irke cnarge or up-
neiBicring m-paii.neut ... ui.o-ui.ie lurnuure
factory. If you nre experienced and can pro
duce results wrlte us.
l-itAvil'lv-rvei r-lt ui;jll)ftH CO.
Pittsburgh Pa.
FINISHER WANTED
We want a geed up-te-dnte finisher te take
charge of finishing department ln furniture
factory
FHASirTON-FOSTER LUS1RER CO.
Pittsburgh. Pn
FOREMAN te take complete, chnrge of equip
ment and tools for n foundry, machlne
shop and and boiler shops; should have ex
perience In toelmaltlng nnd with air tools;
give experlence in detnll, with references;
this Is a permanent connection for a quali
fied man: the plant Is located In Lancaster
Pa. SI 507. Ledger OfOre.
FOREMAN WANTED
Wa want a geed, up-te-date man te take
complcte charge of our furniture factory; If
you knew the business and can produce re
sults write ua.
FRAMPTON-FOSTER LUSIRER CO.
Pittsburgh. Pa
FURNITURE 8ALESSIEN WANTED
We wnnt geed, llvo-wlre, up-te-the-mlnutp
furniture salesmen; commission or salary; if
you knew the business nnd can get results
write us.
ntASIPTON-FOSTER LUSIRER CO.
Pittsburgh. Pa, "
HIGH-GRADE
STOCK SALESS1EN
WANTED
An exceptional opportunity Is offered several
hlgh-grade financial snlesmen representing
a financial Institution that has paid a 12
dividend for the past nine years, dividend
paid quarterly. Large number of old satis
fied stockholders te be called en. Real co
operation from the home office. Large com
missions paid, Wrlte or call for Immediate
Interview. HUTLER 1NVE3TSIENT COSI-
PANY nutier. ra
LAP.ORER wanted by the hour, or steady
work by the week. Apply Pier 8. S. Deda-
ware ave
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. 1 machlnlst-opera-tep,
steneman: must he A-l: steady work!
48-hour shop. The Lezlus Ptg. Ce., Cleve
land, O.
SlAN A growing manufacturing concern la
desirous of the service of a high-class. A
Ne. 1 man who has had experience tn pro
moting and financing en a large scale; we
have enough peeple Interested and also are
Belling seme of the biggest concerns In the
country, who would no doubt be Interested
or would enable us te raise any amount that
we desire: but wp must have a man who Is
familiar with this kind of work; character
and integrity must be above reproach; In
answer outline ln detail the extent and
amount of promotions, giving us barks or
ether references that would be satisfactory.
Address W. A. R. P. R. E. S.. 1801-03 Fifth
ave.. Alteena. Pa.
SIAN wanted te book orders for nursery
stock and te hire agents; exclusive terri
tory; big pay; free outfit. Apply Emmens A
Ce.. Newark N Y.
PLATE GLASS CUTTER and setter, experi
enced; references required. II 423, Ledger
Office.
PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE, fitted by expe expe
rlence nnd training te manage department
comprising lithographing, printing cutting,
punching and round-cornering of sheets. SI
604, Ledger Offlce.
REAL ESTATE SALESSIAN who can soil
and rent suburban preperties: glve expe
rience In reply P 818. Ledger Office.
SALES SIANAOER
We desire the services of a retail sales
executive who has successfully seid auto
mobiles nnd has ability te stimulate and
energize his sales department In a practical
manner: ln answering, details are necessary,
P 400. Ledger Office.
SALESSIAN Experienced specialty sales
man wanted for Eastern Pennsylvania, Bal
timore and Washington territory; must be
well acquainted with grocery trade and be
willing te make headquarters within the
abeve territory; applications must state
salary expected and references.
PURE FOOD FACTORT
HANSA '
MASIARONECK. NEW YORK
SALESSIAN, experienced ln eanned milk,
able te handle retail and wholesale gro
cery trade: Philadelphia nnd surrounding
territery: state experience and salary: appli
cation will be kept confidential. P 420.
Ledger Office.
BALESSIEN We wnt te talk with 2 or 3
salesmen of a high-grade type who want te
cennect with a live organization of hard
working men geared up tn de big thlnga;
commission only, but high earnings for men
who will work; elean, high-grade selling es
sential, with real future for producers. Ap
ply Finance Corporation of Amerlea, 1303
Areo. st., between 0 and 11 A. SI. and 1
and 4 I". SI., any day but Saturday. Ask
ter Mr Portley.
hALE'HMGN, correspondence school, or ac
countants wanted, with selling experience,
te represent the Hennett Aoceun'nncy Insti
tute In Philadelphia, Pa., and adjacent terri
tory; commission basis: leads furnished; yp yp
pertunlty for large earnings. SI BOO, Ledger
Office.
SALESMEN We are doing the punllelty
work for a large corporation and require
the services of a few high-class salesmen;
men without previous experlence are earning
1100 weekly; commission basis.. Press
Syndicate Roem 02S Land Title Hldir
HALLSSrEN Phonograph salesmen wanted!
willing workers, you have an unusual op
portunity te participate In a big drive; per
manent position for right man. Apply Colum
bia Graphophene Ce., 40 N. Rth st. See Sir.
Furnadjleff, between 9 and 10 A. SI.
BALEOStN. carbon paper, for Philadelphia
and also Pennsylvania and New Jersey
territory en .tberal commission tasla: state
age and experience. P 421, Ledger Office.
SALESMEN wanted te sell stock In cor
poration doing buslness; geed commission.
Apply 200 Fuller Hldg . 10 S 18th at
SUPERINTENDENT SHIRT FACTORY
WANTED FOR 200-SIACHINH FACTORY
IN A SIICHIOAN TOWN OF 12.000: ONE
WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS THE
SIAKINO OF DRESS SHIRTS IN ALL
BRANCHES; S1UST HE CAPARLE EXEC
UTIVE AND HAVE HELD SISIILAR PO.
SITIONS: ALL REPLIES HELD CONFI
DENTIAL AND SIU8T STATE FULLY EX
PERIENCE, AGE, REFERENCES AND
HALARY DESIRED. SI 601. LEDGER OFF.
YOUNO STON wanted for Inspectors and test
ers, en electrical and mechanical appara
tus; fle previous experience necessary; start
ing rate, 30 cents per hour and up, depend
ing en education and experience. Write, giv
ing age, eduoatlen and previous experience.
D 820, Ledger Office.
General
BELL UH YOUR spare time; we will train
you te write show cards for us; no
canvassing or soliciting; we supply you with
steady werk: distance no object, will pay
you from 110 te 180 a week. Wilsen Meth.
eds. Limited, Dept. 24, 04 East Richmond.
Terente. Can.
ASSISTANT AUDITORS Salary te M.nOO-!
Inoeme Tax Bureau; best positions under
!.IYtl.rf,v.. M"'. ,i luiiiiiimi noexiet.
Bex 162, Washington, D, C. "
IIP AVi '. PQ.,,,,w, fc-. ..
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Dse. and"
Jan.; many vacancies; salary S1400-S18OO-wrlte
for sample tests. P 1422. Lad. Office
CIVIL SERVICE exemptions. Philadelphia,'
November! positions IHOO-jlOOO: age 18
upward, experience unnecessary. Fer free
particulars, Instruction, wrlte J Leenard
former Civil Service examiner). 002 Eault.
able Illdg . Wash ngten, I) C. '-".un-
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAr.Ti
GIRLS. 2, rolered, respectable, desire hm..
work. 1035 Wharten at , Philadelphia
GIRL, lfl. going te buslntsT7eUK7e7wu"nTs
OFFICE MANAGER Energetic yml
woman, thoroughly trained and exp. in of"
flee organisatien and management, desire.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
WOSIAN Wanted, motherly, Nevv England"
woman ok coeu iamuy wuu.u iike ine
care of one or two children Iho year round In
home, situated In delightful Granbv II Mr,
overlooking Connecticut Vnlley; references
furnished. Sirs, William Papple, Grnnby,
Slass,
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
CHAUFFEUn, colerd, for private family;
geed references. Pheno Raring 7010 J.
SIAN. middle nged, active engineer's ex
perience, desires position of any kind 'with
reliable conrern, In or near Phlla,! moderate
salary. P 407. Ledger Office.
SIAN, colored, waiter and nil-round house
man, light oeokltiTi geed refs, If 428,
Ledger Offlc).
SIAN, 20, cailege graduate, ex-nrmy officer,
desires position, nny work nny salnryi rcf-
crenegs. ii -hi, i.eeger utnee.
PHYSICIAN wishes te travel with a party
for the winter; highest references as te
character and ability! salary nominal, SI
r.O.V Iedger Office.
SALES ENGINEER deelrcs Phlln. connec
tion with railroad or mill supply cencern:
technical education; can produce results:
available at once, D 413, Ledger Office,
STENOGRAPHER, graduate, 18 years of
age, desires position; has had 2H years'
business experience, nnd Is fully nbte te
nssume duties where Integrity and trust
worthiness are required. Address SI 432.
Ledger Office.
TEACHER, competent, of Spanish, 10 years'
experlence, deslres position In college or
Institution; best of references character and
ability. U 408. Ledger Office.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
SIRS. RRINKL11Y 70H S. lMh. reliable col cel col
ered help supplied for apartment houses,
Phene Oregon 3417 J
COLORED HELl furnished, nil kinds; re
liable: no charge. Colored Protective As
sociation. 031 Pine st. Phene Lembard 0042.
DOGS AND BIRDS
rOR SALE German police deg puppies, &
weeks old; males and 2 females: color
wolf gny; from imported ste;k, price $40
each, St. Uer.is.rd pupe, 0 vvceln eJ; -ei0r
orange nnd white; largest breed. $33 each; 2
male Great Dnne pups, 10 weeks old; oler
golden brlndle: large breed; price 133 each:
cash with order 110, balance C O. D,, sub
ject te exnmlnntlcn. Verne a. Slonree, Ash-
inna. ivy.
FOR SALE Well tt allied en rabbits: Eng
lish beigle hounds, 2 and 3 years old;
price, $23 "ah, cash with erdr 810' balnnce
C. O. I) , en 10 days' trial, If returned un
satisfactory, money rofunded. Verne G.
Slonree, Ashland ICy,
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
rrlvat'i; rash paid a safe neighborhood. We
have the best people who cnll en us when
they need money quickly; hours 10 te 4.
A. SfcCUTCHEON, Office. 631 Renl Estate
Trust Rldg.. Hread and Chestnut sts
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
AND TAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
KELLY & CO.. 032 Chestnut St.
Spite 21-22. second fleer, ever Chllds' Rest.
IF YOU have a talent for drawing, I can
teach you a profession where you con earn
a nice living. Samuel Splelman, 1020 Chest
nut st.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY W. SSIITH. 717 SANSOSI ST.
FOR SALE
WINTER BLANKETS
OET TOUR I1LANKETS NOW AND RE
READY FOR COLD WINTER NIOHTS
Visit this daylight store nnd pee the splendid
assortments, saving you $1 te !0 a pair.
at $2.65 te $11.00 a Pair
Warm Comforts
COTTON OR I AMDS' WOOL FILLING
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Bed Spreads
a World Beater at $1.25
OTHERS M.7R TO JS 75 EACH
UNSIATCHABLE VALUES
Crib Blankets Crib Comforts
Couch throws, Indian blankets, towels, etc
etc. All marked at prices worth your whlle
te shop here.
50.000 v-urds milt ends, rimnnnli enri etl
pieces, all kinds dry goods, all nt Bavlng
prices. Butt sew Ine societies etc.
W. H. SMITH & SONS
914 Walnut Street, Phila.
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
VISIHLE 3 SIOS M.se AND UP
Factory Rebuilt Typewriters
"See Our New Machine,
the Century"
American Writing Machine Ce.
S02 CHESTNUT ST.
Walnut 24.11. Slnln 4203
FURS sold at sacrifice, hands ime H -length
Bal coat. $75; beautiful full length seal
dolman, 103; also a few handsomely trim
med fur coats ut mediralcly low prices,
genuine Hudsen se.al stele, JIB. wonderful
bargains; call day or evcnlna. Sirs. Rensen.
1837 N. Uread st.. corner Slaster, Apt. 2,
dealers
OFFICE FURNITURE
Large let of desks, safes, (lies, cabinets and
general offlce furn'ture. stere fixtures.
We buy. sell and exchnnge
PATTEN FURNITURE CO
LOCUST 407O. 1127 ARCH ST RACE 4202
COSIHINATlON peel and billiard tal.ln. r.n
best condition, Including 10 cues, 2 sets of
lverlte peel balls. 1 set of Ivery billiard
bells, cue rack, counters, etc. P 419. Led
ger Office
BRASS REDS, new condition. liernsteln
make. Including box springs. Call Sunday,
.OIU .I, I I 111 0k,
CLOCK, tall, mahogany, ehlmes. great snap
,.. r...,A.. hull.. nl.. .'. , .An '
v, ,,u,, ;,..,. i mm,- ,, .ve.ning IUUU J.
PULPIT CHAIRS, pedesta's i.nd church
m. ftlATr. rveiiivnn n.V. -. l.J.rr"
.... .. . ....... ,,... ,,n,..,u, ,nn unu v l"e
TYPE presses and cutters, big bargains
Phlla Printers' Sunnlv 14 S Bin st
P00L.1AI1I.ES bought, sold and rerat-Pd"
T HI,,., N,,l V H .... Tit. 1 ' .....
. .......... .. ... ..,.,,,,1. ,-n. Acn,. :nn
FIA", upright. tSI). 4010 Rublcam ave"
Germantown. "
STORAGE AND MOVING
EHTAIII ISIirn 1872
CONTINENTAL
STORAGE WAREHOUSES
20th St. ab. Chestnut
MOVING STORAGE PACKING
rrirpiieNE locust ienn
one .month free ESTIirRTTlniTTe"sft
THE EXCHANGE STORAGE CO.
1420 N. STH ST
pitnvi: nt.ivifwn ,...
SEPARATE ROOMS PACKING & MOvrvn
CALL AND INSPECT OUR ' t" AtgV,nt'3
LONG DfSTANCEllOVING
THE REST IS TUP rupvprslr
The BIG 4 TRANSFER COjInc.
87th and Market Phene Rnrln.. inna
VICTORY STORAGE"
B200 FiLDERT. Phene Relment 1070 r.
estimate Plerce-Arrew vans U7 for
WALLACE-"3 S,nSsfyrm.
frtnrage. packing moving ctrpet claninT
' THE JOHN RIIOADS CO '
Storage, packing, moving, carpet ' cleaning
4167-60 LANCASTER AVE WEST 'mil'
MONARCH STORAGE CO.. 3S70 l7v"vrMsT
Tr.ll avjj -Aim SERVICE, STeitA.il"
PACKINQ LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
CARPET CLEAMNG
HAVE your rugs and carpets shampooed"
scoured and purified net merely S,'
Phene Tiega 4802. The Original Hammen'
Reach Electrle Carpet and IimBH1:
N' Sm.y'"' uc"""' 3031 ewS
MODERN Electrle Rug Washing t'e TZ?4
N. Carlisle st ; dirt nnd grease removed
CO ors restored te erlglnul brightness..?.:
call and deliver. Phene Poplar flfiHn'" W8
NATIONAL Carpet Clg Ce., 3v,e "J3 tmh
(Tleia 6312) Cleaning, sewing, repairing
colors equal new; prompt eervlce ""
MACHINERY AND TOOLB
FOR HALE Deuble cylinder, double drum
heisting engine, size 7x8. price I2S0 let "
in. belts, all lengths, also let cast &' malli"
able washers ; In. Creamer. 1210 Reach"
6. 0 & 7H H. P air-cooled gaellneengineT
Drnna new, win sacrince Apply j V.
Innhan. Link nelt Ce , 2041 Hunting i,','
ELECTRICAL MOTt)RS. SlACHINlT'rOeT s"
J uiittll .-WUIJ'.VIl.J'l'
O'RRIEN MACHINERY CO , hb N. 3d ht
OLD GOLD
OLD geld, sliver, platinum, plated wart old.
sty. evve.ry teeth plate, bought fVr'na0.'n:
..-. ... ., ....,.,, ,.-,,,,nr j,,., f.,nrtrrt
CASH paid for old geld hiher nnd aiTTlni
clocks Rug, ib 13 S ITlh st I,,,",m "JVl,
WANTED
WANTED 'letmlne antique Sheraton "idY.
beard; send price and description Mrs ;
L. Uoynten, Slarshallten Uf '"' '
A mVndi,J3''Anltlau.f V.rnUrAh.B..ld' ,m,xF " '
memis. Antique, 028 Chestnut, Wal, 7028
y
TTRTfjTt ATTmrtsi.
DUICK 1020 touring! Perfeet"iTr-J
dltleni vvenderful bargnl,, terJya
Aute ExchHtigc. 2J8 N n"J.i!. 03
CADILLAC, Type 87 iMTT-11-.
vveather inciestire; new painirln'
Phene Roxborough llii. "'' e! ,
d a
v..u , yuu a iufij, sedan!
cliii.v0.T. invrirTr-kQiiiM
Th.", ffl MoterVroo?
COLD 1020 touring ttzrJItM
V Hatch' SSSi V&"?'ntM7J
trimmings, wire whrels JV.? 'A' WcKrf
Oorsen Aute Excliarg'n'":'.' r.i J2
Ul'IKlB touring. mSnSSrhi-&i
. '". a"aJInt: bargain, tilienrail
r.iecri i:ia; Sunday. OverbVne..:1"1'- 5
DODGE. 1021. teurmJ UL iW
conditien: miwi YrJJI1' feed
Sl
Cenmanv. 72n m til-"'. 4n
t
li - " itiiit at
'OH SALE Fuui-deur V-n... JJ
sedan, excellent cemlftinpa"J'niTlmE:
oeo chestnut ,t?.cS!.'terlJ u. n&
FRANKLIN - ,,;;;.
Ce.. -nc, ,120 niSejte'ff
HUDSON ..wSSa.
Ce
r- r .win sacrifice. n.. .."' !
'""' "'" " Rfead ' Penla, 0"M
HUDSON LANMAif
i inn
nnr5Clir,"r? ?" Price:
HUDSON SST-a. uTifca
A. 4L iviiuii. iirnnn.ua,.. anna
ing; nev,r been run; at a large !.!. "
1-AlllK. 1017. Fairfield ....r
nv,!reaBs.Mp-,iB' Ta!
MTITT7 ...i.- -' .
thoreughlyovorhauled and'rcnnlU?'
coptlenaily low price: cash n? .r.c."n',,1'i .
roadsters
nunter, stutz Agency, fliinjjj.f-'n"'.;
USED TRUCK CARTS'
Alee seme used truck bearings ana ..-
batteries: disabled trucks bought for 1.
3010 N. 10th. Tiega 8401, r -p,rU'
WESTCOTT SEDAN. In wonderful eemiuSV
will sacrll CO. Ren Mr ii;...5JMLtwI
Agency. BOO N. Rread St. '"' etw
PEERLESS coupe.
:v. liilh st.
Atile Accessories
FORD attachment, light del very, lnct,S
waterproof bex: geed condition. Sti
Relment 41132 J after 0 P. SI.
(Eis
BUSINESS OPFORTXTNITIEal
established Lertilied Ayrshire
Dairy
for sale with modern up-te-date fly-icrLt
Electric lights and running water In br;
with Individual drlnU,nr lw,,vl .. 5
COW. " "" "" ,K
The geed herdsman nnd farmer, who Ii
State College man, will etay en the fin!'
and work en shares or salary.
The small 10-room stone house has Urn
ecreencd sleeping perch, two baths and eleV
trio lights. A tennis court, three acrei et
lawn which slopes from house te 8(imj
Creek, alee five acres of weeds. There in
CO acres altogether. Sink Is shipped ta cen
tral dairy In Norrlstevvn for distribution.
Farm Is located nbeut four miles .north c(
Norrlstewn. Phene. Norrlstewn 500.
GO INTO INDEPENDENT BUSINESS In
$100 we will give you the right te uts ou
formula for the production of a very chiu
and extraordinarily effective Are extlnzuiihir.
easy te handle and manufactured at a ceit'i
ivnniii reacn ei tne smallest pecKet; ask mr
one about the possibilities of a commodity of
this nature; In addition we will ulve you In
Rlructlens, conducted by our chief chemist,
te teach you this particular business; there U
money te be made ln this trade C. A. Con
sulting Chemist Address R 310, I.Miit
Office, and we will mall you full partlculin
Company Wants Directors
An established fast-growing Camden mintt.
facturlng company offers an opportunity te
several capable business men whose reeerdj
can be Investigated te serve en Its Beard cl
Directors; Investment of $0230 no servtcei
required; references will he given and el
pected. Write te box II 412 Ledger Office .
LOCAL going mfgr. corp. earning from 17
te 13," per cent would like te interest
fsw parties who have $1000 or mere te In
vest: this corporation has earned and paid
Its dividends covering a period of severil
years; have orders en their hooks te keep
plant going full capacity for 0 menthi: ref
erence and financial statement submitted.
11 303. Ledger Office
CHESIICAL ENGINLEU. with 10 sears' ei.
ecutlve experience in tropics with lndai-
trlnl nnlnmr IM Ul.h.a trt Ini-ntn In Pfcill.
delphln or vicinity and will Invest I'OOO mil
services In gulng business that will Hini
analysis; can furnish best of references; the
.uu imruiiiiiirn uy lennr. .j mi, ijgu. uu.
RAKERY business and property, best loci leci loci
tlen new ln city, new doing a big busbeii;
latest equipment; en main street, heirr
traffic, bargain, James A Sloran, 1803
Glrard ave.
WANTED Ooed Christmas line en conslp censlp
ment or otherwise; merchant with tool'
rating and references, located en best block
In Washington, wrlte full particulars it
once 1227 Q Bt. N. W . Wnnhlngten D. C.
DRTY-TWO-ACRE land development tract
... nrm i ui I. eaiwuc, .-i. .j.. euia un ii.m-
Ises Friday, November 11, 1021, at 3 o'clock;
will take back mortgage. Bee S 11. Deckslt.
attorney. 429 Slarket St.. Camdn. ST. J. ,
YOUNO professional man with unlmpeidi;
able references desires te Invest $3000 mJ
services tn going business that will stand
analysis; glve full particulars by letter. Ad
dress SI 111. Ledger Office
pip AD confectionery, $250 weekly; bar.
ClvJrtlAjjjj & sicCann. 3311 Fkd. its.
ROOMS FOR RENT
CHESTNUT ST., 200Sr Large single '
double rms.i southern exp.. runnlnr vtitx.
CHESTNUT 1004 Roem with bath, alnglt
roem: steam heat, electricity: refe reacts .
PINE. 2129 3r frcnt. Seuth, exp.. cent. Ml
water ethor vacancies bus people P"h
SPRUCE ST., flUSH NIc ly furnished room,
all modern conveniences, private faraW,
bu Mno bs people preferred ,
SPRCCE & 1BTII Latge sunny room neit
uatii: prl. ram., irentiemen. rer '-c -'"-t
16TH. N.. 1311. HOTDu RURIC BeautlW
lull), iuuilli niiuiicne i;iruu ctsw,, --j
ind weekly rates, cenv te station;, J
ccem for traveling people Snruca laei. .
10TH ST. S.. 310 Twe rooms and prlvat
imiiii. miewnr. uiuu. r.t-iiy ut'"n "- -
46TH, S , 252 Nicely furnished room. ,
venlent te cars and L; reasonable. Uirim
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gentlemen nr cnunln can nave nleslr .
furnished room with beard; next te bau I
alt .conveniences, no ether roomers, inuu
iamuy vvoeqiann .1.1.1 J.
HANDSOMELY furnlehed room !p.'"fj
modern private home; olectile light, y'
minutes from City Hall Ph. llarlng 1" L
VERY deslrable room In modern well-fu';
nisnea apartment private iamuy, '"i.vy
ui p. x'm iiaumuini. inmm .,."
drcn. Fer particulars phen
HANDSOSI.ILY funnlshed
modern pilvate home: e
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HANDSOSI.ILY funnlshed room In !",
modern pilvate home; electrle llgn,.:..y
mlntitea te City Hull Phene Rtrlng j.
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GENTLESIAN roemmato wnnted lare. rnrf-
I'm room, cen am mn. -rnemas nm. ---
ATTRACTIVE furn. apte.. some heusekPf
Sherwood Ant. Agency 1331 Walnutst,
COS1FORTAUI.Y furn, rms 'or j.'entlentl
.'.iiriiiiinuui turn, rms ."' '"Joint
Kdlecjnr. Wayne June , elec Wre -"li
gd loc : nr. Wayne June , elee w.ve -""'-3
GTN. Racheler suite, sitting rm H,edrinArTl
bath, fireplace, elec : reas. P4I7. Id. tjn,
r-TTT-cnpK,ITn- inn, n..- -... cAiltherQ '
CTIESTNU
STNUT, 1027 Twe rooms, southern
lure: all modern cenvs "''th -
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WKRT l'IHUI)KI.l'IHA
CHESTNUT ST., 8000 Warm, furnish
room, near bath: srned location, near '
pearu optional.
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electrle light, everything new and ciss",
i .in'iuiiiy ..no upware. rginr,.
OERMANTOWN
GERSLtNTOWN. BbOJ Greene st. I;''!'
well furnished, overlooking Vernen I":
electrle lights, het-water heat, het and w"
hhevver: private family near both ralire0'
nnd several trolley llnea
OTN.. 833 E. Chelten av. 1st fir apt K'
tt bath, $05: adulta Germnntewn 5Q.Jli
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17TH ST. N. 8432 Large sec-fir, ""SJ"
vate bath het-ivater heat 'e r"-
PENN8YLVANIA ''I llPlti'jL -
LOOAN 4S27 N 13TII ST -Desirable u
furnished room, conveniently 1"rilVofte w
per month Call or phone w vemnig ''""u.
Sunday or evening between 7.3ii and '
BOARDING -
4TH ST.. S.. 230 - Reems table ,rlcl"
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PACKARD twin six iat tJr13-151 -3
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