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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
WOMEN APPEAR AGAINST =.
MUCH-INDICTE0 MAN
Claim Bogus Plumbing Agent -
suited Them in Homes.

stories OF 'ho personal indigniiies -, -
humiliation aeaped upon them eE -,
recited b. three voung Wor1sa o! We.
Philadelphia nj Bakers trial today
fore Judge Carr IA Quarter sess
Court. The defendant Is sccusea
more than a dozen indictments Ga
Ing - usth gTaYe ollenssS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
CARDINAL MERCER INVITES
BRIT0NS TO BELGIUM
Tells Them His Country Wants to Be
Foremost in Celebrating Victory.

Cardinal Mercier, primate OF BeleiIn.
and archbishop Of the devastated civ NJ
Malines, invited Britons to attend the
future celebration OF the Rehabilitation nS
Brussels. Louvain and Malines at nub-
lie meeting held here Yesterday
shock" he said. will be- 'Tr rbs tne ,oTar1as nrst
in celebrating the final victory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
HORRORS OF WAR

Mrs. Samuel L.umpkin widow OF a
former Chief Justice of Georgia; Miss
Evelyn Jackson. a leading music teacher
In Atlanta: Miss Kate Richardsp. and
Miss corrie Brown. ali Of Atlanta were
in the Wicker party. On their trip
through F'Tanek, they said thsz haa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
TRAIN PASSES OVER HIM
Taylor Resident ONLY sE,Auy Hurt
to Surprise o Sper.q,o-,

The last eight c.ys cf ,pcr..g ,,,,,
at Taylor \. Iu InsseG over Io,.m -
Hunter. - years r1l, IoGay ana lac ,,.'..
escaped "ith n9tHus more 'har rs,g
Hcrratiuns. -"
Hunter, whS ssias- As rpuo,
rived at the 'ta'ioI. a. tran ,e ~tshsr
to hoard wa leaving iic Lttem,Ia. =.
jump ON one of the cs,rs 4ad fen 80 -
the rails
Cries o. horror vent NJ from 4 .cou.
or NOR, ItEo"s Many ;arr,.l t5.f- -
fro j.. train. Thrr surpr.-a MA. .,,..a'
"hen '"s train 2a.s-t rhe pratfor,,7 p, .',..5 Un1
Hunter was see. Sitting on ;.s trsn,' ,,,,,'
Tubuius R!I .sad ''So"
lie "sS 'a&sn ShS Coopsr HospitsI
tsHd4I i''9I'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
cycIis' Arrested, Though Hnr,

Harry brenner, of 5ljl Couu.y,u ...,,,,..-
mOtoTcyclist crashed M s'ehue.
wagon. driven hy William sdurna coal
1911 Hanson street ar Twenty-fr,h' o,
Oxford streets this morning. At,.-'l, Al" aud
injured. Brenner ana the drive ,r Isa ~
wagon we're placed unde- arr... the
Policeman kinF, ~ IN, Tventy-oi,,...y
sl Sho oStofa stfee's station. Both ,sarn
arsla "4 'nelr o"n reeoguizancc 80
station TOMORROW. lag ~ he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
Dwsllins Damaged by Fire

'lTe this aIternooa slightly damaged
tine residence OF Mrs. Fl. Shlsler, at 2mI
snyder avenue Fhe blaze, caused by
crossed wires, Sas cQnlHed 20 : room
on the ssceRi $50,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01
:De ct DIT Y o :!
To Meet Z! E, ]! ans.

Z GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Aug.
Jas. .: Smith, Jr.. a youth5fro BDes
5troit, twill meet Charles Evans. Jr...,
of EdgeWater club, Chicago tomor2
row in the final of thirtysslx
liples for the western amateur golf
championship. The semisfinals were.
played today. Evans won from D. ny,
Sawyer OF. Wheaton, 9 up and 4;
stan1ish by holding q fifteensfsot
iMtt on the home green, defeated Phil
Stanton, Of Grand Rapids. one up!
Each struggle was Sensational.
Both weregin sdoubtsuntil the players
approached The club house on their
llomeward grind. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

K NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE trans
atlantic SERVICE betwee en- New York
and continental ;Europe Swasi suspend
Iedptoday5iby the Gunard line the In
ternationalS Merchant Marin1E Co..
which controls the White Star, Red
star, America Leyland Dominion and
Atlantic Transport lines sailing for
IBritislieports We're not INTERRUPTED.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

Two weeks. va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

aid. Without more ado she pressed
he muzzle Of the revolver into the
teyhole and fired. She heard shot
behind her. another and another: but
HE kept on firing into and about the
teyhole till the revolver was empty.
4 firm hand drew her aside.
The lions"
Gone e. sleep! Letme ihayeya,w hack
It that door,
Where's Ramabai?s
Went back over the wall Probably
:oEwarn Ahmed; maybe gone directly
|etfi toward camp. Anyhow, ne has faith
IN me-
And, o ! so have /, so have II"
Bruce bore his weight sayagely,
against the door once, twice, thrice;l
md pitched forward This knees, out:
side. he was up instantly. He; caught
kathlyn by the hand and hurried her
along and lall she could think Of was
Winnie romping toward the canopied
studio. her father half asleep on the
|veranda. and the leopard cat lsprawled
On the Idlyan: 81
ssahibi Huzoor! q voice called.
This way, 4
Ahmed! Ahmed cried 5Kathlyn.
yes. heaven borns but hurry, hur:
cyl umballa will return to search
asssoon assheg can; get the better OF his
|legs. silva takesfhat hatfery SfhatSvas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01
CARRAN,zA BUSY

MEXICO CITY. Aug. The town
O. San Juan Del Rio, 100 miles north
Of che capital, was captured today by
General Jesus carranza and 10000
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01
1NsT r i j, 1, SUBJECTS.

CUMBERLAND, Aug. I.
The Austrian consul at Pittsburgh
autographed the fiungarians at wpr.s
in tliesmines at Elondilse. near Mid
land, this county, to hold Themselves
inreadlnessiforI call to tile leolors In
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

mer resident OF Glarksburg, is hand !
Ting the first case for the National
ERed Cross sAssociat ion, whose head
Eapartere are in Washington. The
test easeiis being made In Milwaukee
Where the municipal authorities are
charged witha violation of a federal
statute passed In 4 10, by .,lsingstlie
Red Cross emblem sony Tie caps and
sleeves % inspectors lfnt the city's
fsanltary division and health depart
ment. &
This is the first movement in. a ma
|tional crusade Which is to be waged
by the association here against any
use Of the insignia Of their society
flor commercial or any otlleriipur=
poses. NJ m !,
Historic Harpers Ferry. is noted
ffor. the number Of romantic mar
|,riages that are celebrated withinsits
bounds, but in order to have their
marriage just a little different from
very other marriage, Miss Rosie
Bell Speaks sand Robert Mae aeyt
10th of SHarpers Ferry, had Jthe,, all
powerful Knot tied while standing
directly on the sstatesline that separ-
ates, or Is supposed TO separate,
Maryland and West Virginia. Rev:
II. Y. Nicholson was THE Officiating
clergyman and Dune Rnmor failed
| to state whether lie stood! in Mary
| Hand or West Virginia, when lie pro-
|nonnced them man and wife. i
The battleship Mississippi Is no
more. even the name has gone since
lfshe left Uncle Sans hands. Many
Neutrality-suspicious. and men ofspromi-
lnence iinsdiplomatic circles attended
1.-THE impressive ceremonies. at New
port Newsathis week when tile state
tily yssel was deprived Of her81ndian
name and reeliristened with one
less poetic, 1.-THE Kilkis.v -
The blessing ofsthes Greek flag was
performed by Rev. v. I4ambridi, of
washington, and as the Hellenic coll
ors floated TO their place. the ships
Eband played the Grecian national
hymn, which was Immediately fol-
lowed by the star spangled Ban
nerss, both nationalSanthems sreceiv-
ing equal applause.
1t is probable that the West Viz
Iginia and Pennsylvania operators
will receive their share Of the large
orders for quantities of coal whict,
have been placed this week with the
Heading eastern exporters by the Eu.
iropeans powers. All stleSpowers like
Ilyato b involved in thewarS have
called for large shipments OF coal
for theirsnay There isgnot only
a possibility, but a probability. that
Germany: Austria. italy and France
will be shut off from their supplies
OF Welsh coal should Great Britain
become involved In the struggle.
lThis Is held to be responsible for the
large orders that have been placed
iduring the Spast week. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

~
lBy Charles Brooks Smith.
WASHINGTON DIV. G! Aug. Il j.
The call for arms; fair arms-wlo
viii nurse the wounded soldiers Of
Servia back osliealth, Is being made
BY an, American woman, la former
West yirginian adam Grotiitcn,
the wife of Slavic Grouitcii. assist
ant secretary Of foreign affairs In
Servia. Madam Grouitcf, before her
marriage to the seryian diplomat,
was Miss Mabel Dunlop, Of Glarks-
tiurg, and has been frequent svisi-
tor III Washington where she SIS
greatly admired. Friends here have
chad both letters and ca legrams, the
latesh coming this week from Lon
don, where she isaorganizing a yol==
tnteer corps Of surgeons and war
nurses OF English and American
men, and women, and will go into the
field herself to nurse the wounded.
On her last visit to Washington
Nine. Grouitch was entertained al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. WilliamJ ..
Boardman and during herFyisit was
lively engaged III Red Croos work,
having the assistance; % a large nuns
her Of Washing fans, in collecting
lively engaged IN Red Gross work.
ciety during the last Balkan war.
Her dispatch from London states
that she Is on er'ways to Sis Maria,
Engadine. Switzerland, where She
will await an opportunity to engage
IN her chosen work. iss az
Dr. Charles Winter, acting consult
general for Aust Hungary, has an
nounced the fact that ALREADY 5000
subjects o. the empire have come
forward and offered their services,
and that the list sofSyolunteers is be:
ing added to daily. II Is expected
tiita the consulate l will Bbei,informed
by Sunday afternoon as TO the Eek:
act number of reseryists in this
country who have received summons
es from the war office at Vienna.
Nine hundred reseryists and vol
unteers from ali parts Of the Unit:
ed States will san Sunday afternoon
on the Martha Washington OF the
Austro-A American line. OF these
two hundred are registered from
Wheeling, W, Va; Columbus. o.,
and other points west Of Pittsburgh.
* il was announced that about Is
per cent OF the number were 5Croa--
lions. who have been summoned by
the commendersin chief OF the croa;
tian army. and flat most of tile
men were reseryists with miiitary
training and volunteers connected
with military organization
and Austrian societies. In the event
that the war is prolonged 1t is
thought that It may cause serious
shortage of labor to the manufactu
Ing, and mining companies % the
country. West Virginia will be sohe
OF the states most affected as 1T is
estimated that there are fully 50 900
Austrian subjects engaged in the
mines of Western Pennsylvania, Wiz!
ginta and West Virginia, one=fifth.oi
whom are subject to military duty.
Should these men be called, their
loss. with the lack of Incoming labor
from European countries would bt
greatly felt by tile operators ano
manufacturers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

United States District Attorney
Guy d. Con- son of United States
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01
FLYING SQUADRON.

The Flying Squadron VIM hold a
meeting ut Loop Park tomorrow. All
temperance people. are expected to at
.+nnd Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-01

No. . Series shown at the Hippo
droufc Friday. August 18th.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES


Notice Us hereby given that on Wednesday
May goth 1914. we. the undersigned com
mitt,c. will otter for sale to the highest hid
den for rash Ia hand che following described
property
Palace" located ou The Tulsa Coupty farm
Same being The property " tho State ~ Ok.
ahumn.
All bids must be- sealed and accompanied
.y ohurh certified for at least $500 90
Rda may Doe mailed 10 this committee boz tare
of the Secretary NJ the Tulsa Commercial
rluh TULSA Oklahoma The committee re.
serves tHs right 10 reject any and all bids.
Thus notice given by authority vested in ui
hy law
o. LEAuY Chairman. Pavbuska OKLA.
huma
Ggo " VINCENT Secretary Carcm re-,
OKLA
oEO n KINDS. W@NiI~, Oklahoma
Committee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
POULTRY

FOR SNE Lsgs for Matching from g.
bau lpshoa.' Mormouih rccionius strain,
heavy layers ono prn. prices reduced good
10 ,iure tuh 10 Gags 81 also Norton
strain : & white losho-u seg., is for -
cents Fertility rrsra9tecA. Write. nam,
this paper Ctas Bochcr. Boz 2g3. shawnee
Oha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

FOR SALE A good room house porch llI
around good barn. chicken houses and
yards. Good garden well fenced Fine
we'll ~ water at porch lot Iu0yll1. in
frr location Only four blocks from street
rar Price sl.UUOUu. Terms Mortgage
5000 900 AZ per cent. A regular ltUe farm
thHt vI hr sold at once Oal 44t2 D. q.
Muuu a Oo. ~ East Fourth STREET
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
MONEY TO LOAN

FARM aud city loans, best contract in state.
q, i. Chancellor. Phone c72j. Alexander
Buildug
WANlED-To borrow $500 90 on good Sc.
ea'ity snd responsible party for 90 DAYS
Aalress ID. care Of World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
ROOMS FOR RENT
FURNISHED

-----5- -4z-5-.-- -z----5-
wy N ''s"' N'"''"''PNA '''"'' ''4
'.'''
'n N.N 900" ."N''I'aoI. N''l'Nh '''.
"D.' 'l'..
FOR WNl InU furnished ruum, .uI
N..i. .uNc".
ION K.NT Three furnished ru.m. cog
South Lavtou
rlu RFN7, Rom. t., Ignt tn..,l canine
IL rrI Rg,t6u
5,s Ss,-'' 1..., ',.'.a'
mg r0or. Ia,t '.-
/
I"F NE' Modern housekeeping rooms
,'- .-''' t'"'
! W. rooms Tor ikh houarhetpugt modern.
none te2 oT ASA.
FOR htNI-Iight uousrAecping rooms
l+1 p Ntl brady,
] ITUR EI>g Two nemr hau.ea,r9irs room,
oo7 Nonh Cheyenne
/ FOR REM. Furnished OF .uUturulsbrd room,
Cl4 North Cincinnati
FoR RrNl-Tront sl,,p,ny room Schmidt
Baker, and Wrst la
| l,i5 g-,.a ,,-... ,.---,..-.....
rs.I vat.r iIg "A I'm
1--.-.
"" NHl ''..F FURNISHED rooms modern
,..- '--- -.,',-
I"h kfN4 "o or three Iight houtehrer'
.1s rooms. t0' Burnett
/ FOR KEN Furnished front room Sll
03a,h h,hl,l Phone o-o.
| FURNISHED room for rent. References r,
CURED 'll south bouldcr
] FOK KENr. .Trouf. .l.arirg rom, Inn uod.-n
home 507 south CntnSat
rUR RENT r-.r -I....f l....,l,,,,,n, r,or-,
tgg West Ftrh En- cbf4rrY
--.,-. nl-,-a- ,,-I-.
hopseI a.nin.. 40 \" cbey,nTc '''
fuh FENl Nc"IE furnished rooms, '-I
,',.',' - -
FOR KEN Two furnished rooms for hight
housekeeping 5gs South Elgn.
fl RNIsHED roJmiug house to rent Call
room 70, old postoulce building
FOR RENT Light Housekeeping rooms
modern home Phone Red ll39
FIR EFNT Tv, ro-t,, ior Ii.,bt Lo1se-
keeping. close in. 2l8 No. Boston.
F0R FENT-Nodsrn eIreplng roms for one
or two geuQgmes. 70 West E.ston.
T1D Vt,,--- ~. ,---- ,--r--
housekeeping Gn south Boulder
,--.,, ,7-.-.5-
'N ,U,n i,'' .., In' me hI,'I'Is room m'u''".
i-,-,, ,5,-,--7.-
I'h mr. I".L N.,eplhg rooms. >o"Ih'
- --'2t c1L''ule. va ooutH penNeI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

'29 1..sa,a.. @SG 5s. %1s, ,a a., a Soma r@ 5@.aa, 3I
Phone JllU.
TWO desirable upstairs Ioums good Iu.n.
u9u close boz, gentlemen IHD.DrrI .|l
South Detroit
FOR RENT Furnished rooms ir Il.a, h.u,r.
keeping lueA lu. 0ru. stree. uH.F
now management rhouo l',a
FOR RENT Furnished lHam.. ta., or
/ ruEuite, urW house. slew WrniluU. toIup.
uou Rooms. lll Ent iusi tr,y.
/ FOR RENT Ngr furnished room. u modern
house north side. ou ear lur Cheap rru',
working girls preferred. IH.uu a.Ht ".'
1-> 19->y = y ys@9s ,g -AA>s~~--,,>~~~-~0>o-~~
FURNISHED ROOMS
WANTED
/ Two hd.o. desire or roam, .or Nat
/ housrA,gpus boN iH-. World
/ WANTED TO RENT Furnished on uafar.
uIslpd modern house boy Young .uup'r best
/ ut references. south sto preferred Phone
/ 24t1 or 2lo5 Mrs Cook .....-.-.--.-..-
BUSINESS CHANCES
IFoR BENr Small roomma house. Can
/ Itoo.
/ FOR SALE stock uud fixtures. Marquette
Pharmacy Q W'st Second.
FOR SALE BEST roomiug house proposition
In Talss Cal lhone 1891
/ FOR SAIE-Thc Haynes Gro store. I2O
No. Flgn. good oosh business
White at Model rooms Phone s5G.
! ,-.-,,- .,,,.,.
oN sNE r.a Ny5,a"I'"' oa "I@ "Hgn counter
49, ,-,,-,, ;-- -, .-.' ~,
/ w Al NJ laIIner IN wen es,a9nshra
Ou..ltss, acHNe or sl.ehH ooi S'9l "oIi1,
/ FOR SALE Good paying small grocery
STOCK and h@mes, az invoice Phone
/ .7lS
Will. sell restaurant us. across street
south irom court house lbs West Seventh
9e;@",A.g. 27',5, = 9A.e- ----,.
handle either Room IL Nebraska build
ing Phone 49el
/ WANTED To buy, soda fountain fixtures
candy show case, cllrr case. cash register.
] - -D.-L J., -o. Nosluh.
/ FOR SALE-Cgor stand good locatiou,
bargain ID taken ot once, owner leaving
/ city. Address -5l World
FOR SALE Hotel furmmr. aud business,
close ln. -J regular hoaaers rent reason
/ able Inquire a Allen, -I7 North Boston
/ CENTRALLY located restaurant doing good
frc Sa, ,,'u 'g tn1L 'po' ," s-h6 ,,Ee. II
B.> iaos Wsrld.
. T1E --lTT-A .1oJ ---.--rgll and rTlIg--
,j1ngy i'm n g.od t.v. .f . uH. u.9aIe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
FOUND

L'Sl- 46th star, Friedman envelope
cen aning gold LaValliere and gold dollar
Pin. finaAI Ilsass call SOC. Reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

HOUSES For RENT

FOR RrNr room house. modern. mml
mr, IN .alr e.o N1rh Cheyenne.
fOR RFNI lt.r.m house gl South
houston yIr.. IIHur RU lT4I
SOM pf>.r... ......... .....,... t..,-
+-------- RI ----- l------ ---
'N. r'''I
-
Wy W. ''' ".N''" n'"... '''
.'''' ''' .'' ''' WOE. '''''" .''.'
IuR RESI- con-. lnm apartment nII ."I
inrnlor. reasonable '"n. Ih."r ''.0
FOR kIAu I.ur room uuu,u furnished
home UN- Nmu Nua.I ph0u "lHU
-.y .AIt ,..... ....t.,, I.,. ..4.,,
i'nTie. ,o.c M s4o6' ia ss,h ia.r
a'' ,' ,,,.,
furniture t.r aI. bargain Hus $3.50
FOR KFNI room house luu completed
south sdo wlu lease for ! year Boa
''.. Nela
FOR RENT -r.um. furnished lu.'u rNs'
'front.' shadr Dtu,n moo 'wd,uDn d"
t. I"'Ne 'i'
Iuk RTNI ~urn ram upper iHU sleep
Hf p0r.N,, ...dg. garage .l4 tHt
.'''N.". wa. "'''I''.
ROM NtNI N.h. room residence. South
baltimore lr.uu cottage Ea,t Admiral
l0oag ..o or seg a. W singleton.
Ism lIr.n r.. .o"l ,rr .,'aaa
l1-l South Rockford soH. ou muu
TOR RENT N,N home. handsomely 'ur
msuoa hardwood lower floor bed rooms
/ and sleeping prrh l5os So Carson 81
FOR RuNT Nodcru room nat and mm.
urr for solo Eyryhng complete. just
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT Two loom. uufurmshod
Phone Ill
FOR RENT-Four ur'umish,d roem, 1899
So Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

TOR RENT INTco WfIWI,Nrd W0IcTn
rooms. corner OBJ, Hodge and Nautuus so
rLLIdrDn NeN Mnu.r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
UNFINISHED - ROOMS
WANTED.

WANTED TO KENI-A modern 10 or ~
room house. reference Furnished. Addrets
..Uh care 0f Tulsa World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

WANTED-Two centrally located office
rooms near 4th and Main two close iu
housekeeping rooms Or uuflrnished house
Box B25B
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12

BUNGALOW aprons bOc. 2l6 East Third
FLOWERS for hats 1Oc. PIG Fast Third
BE attractive, lenru how to keep your good
looks how TO make beautiful complexion
Scientific FACE massage given in Your home
Phone 3qI1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
w AN7pED--
Girls Go LEARN
TGIGTGIUme
Operating

We want several GddiionA
young lAlles, age N 90 - yrArt,
TO learn telephone operating APP
plcauis mutt BE- brigh, uul in
lt.lEeut and turnisA satslbctey
references
Applicants, who arc accepted
enter our operators school A.
once stufsnA are paid Al tho
Ib'e Of VI per week, which -
lhpldly Increased 10 a. w. W
ana 40 per week. aa fast a. I'M
pigvement In Nlrk Is made.
supervisors. monitors, teachers
Ierhs, etc, are selected from ths
operators and are paid from tlo
90 s25 per week
There IL DO profession more
pleasant than that OF tele9hons
operating
Girls with ability. who are an
bilious, tan make rapid advance
ment 10 good paying, pcrmauen'
positions
Apply In person 20 the lnsTue-
uefst Pioneer Building. IaLs
elevator 10 bth floor
PIONEER TELEGRAPH 4 TELE-
PHONE 60.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-29
GRACE SCHANK' 8 .
BODY IS FOUND.
Discovered in Trenton Creek
Feeding canaI-Missing
Since October.
Especial to the Evening start

TRENTON, June 29-After con-
tinuous search. which has lasted
since October last and during which
time nearly every hospital in the
country had been visited or written
to, the body of Miss Grace Schanck,
of Prospect street, was found yes
terday in Sanhicken Geek, feeder
of the Delaware canal, which runs
through here.
From appearances the body had
been in the water a long time, as it
was badly decomposed and most of
the clothing had rotted from it, but
there was still enough left for the
parents of the young woman to be
positive of her identification.
Miss Schanck, who was a telephone
operator here, left her home in Octo-
Der and was never seen alive again.
She had been suffering from nervous
ness.
Mrs. Schanck said tonight follow
ing the discovery of the body in the
local creek that she felt sure that
her daughter had been the victim of
foul play. The police on the other
hand accept the theory that the young
woman, suffering from her nervous
disorder, threw herself into the creek
An autopsy will be performed on the
body tomorrow.
The body of Grace Schenck, re-
covered in Sanhican creek yesterday.
is in such a decomposed condition
that it will be impossible to perform
an autopsy. Coroner Bower will is
sue a death certificate this afternoon
and allowed the body of the dead girl
to be brought to her home.
The police have taken no step in
the matter of an investigation The
police are of the belief that the girl
either jumped or fell in the water