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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE

GIRLS wanted TO feed automatic gluing ma :
chincs on folding paper bagsi .eNperienctd
operators preferred. Brown 4 Bailey Co..
FRANKLIN and Willow SITS,
GIRLS 10 sell hosiery during sparc time Apply
226 West Rittenhouse st.. Germantown
GIRL, experienced. capable, TO wrap pa kaGes
In drug store. Apply 1920 Walnut
G0NERNEsS Nursery govcrness. Protestant
fuli charge boy of years and supervisory
charge boy q: state reference and salary
eNncc,ed; suburban. ~ i25, LedRor Oihce'
HoUSEwoRK, Eeneral-Girl wanted for family
of = must know something about COOKING
Apply in person. 22o1 Tioga 81.
HoLSEWoRK-Co girl: small family
call 4Sl0 SAMSON 81.
H0tSt;WoRK. general. cNper. girl ref Call
61 falryiew ave. Lansdowne, Ph. Lans. W..
INSpECTBESS-Bl -Blnuners require tho serv-
Ices ot thoroughly experienced inspectrcsses.
Apply. p a. M, Supcrntendents Onicc. SE'
KNiTTERS, experienced on circular. spring
beard needle machines; stcady work. Hygl-
chlC fleeccd JnderW car Co. silh N Howard.
MArRoN nnd aaelstant for institution, Chris.
tan, capable ard trained woman desired. 80
t2 go years Of age, reference required.
MAtD-Wantcd, competent. agreeable woman
as maid Tor blind elderly lady good reader:
l,roteStant a7e 10 TO 70: reference; wages
So Address ] 752. Ledger Central.
NtRSB-Competent white chlldnurse to assist
with upstairs Homework and look after hahy' 3
laundry FOR place In Wilmington. AMY 1912
w. 18th St, or phone wilrington 57n4,
LAblES-Blauner's require the sarvlces
on thoroughly competent -alcsadiCs In the p
suits. COATS, furs. dress. waist and children g
wear departments, hiHh salary to competent
onlcc. S33 Market st
sALEsLAniEs. experienced. Apply Atkcr,
l2l n Sth st.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like this)
One time NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i5c per iins
Three times one week. y I1c per line
Six times one week. .,....''. lOc per lins
Situations Wanted three times one week 10
cents per line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING LEDan
and PUBLIC LEDGER combined is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which u 15 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Tor like this)
which is permitted in all classincations eR.
cept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals Boarding and Rooms, add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office .ates.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


BILLER, must be experienced, accurate, speedy
on Underwood typewriter; touch system pref
perm. pos: good salary. 3OT, Led on.
CHAMBERMAIp and waitress, white; assist
ironing wages 50; Bala, Pa. Write II "a.
Ledger Once.
CHAMBERWoRK and waiting = Experienced
white Protestant for Media wages SO; Nee
lady for interview, Room 230, Public Ledger.
Friday at o'clock.
CHOCOLATE CoATERs. experienced. APP
ply Acker. III N. sth.
COOK wanted. white or coloTed; help With
laundry and Downstairs work; reference re-
Qulred. Apply rs Ridge ave. Darby.
adult family; reference. II 23s, Ledger offee'
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Girl who are eI-
perlenced and capable can secure good POSI-
lions. either In the city or suburbs. by CON
sulting Miss Reed. who 4 constantly IA
touch with persons Wishing this class OF help.
Either call or phone WALNUT 5000 and you
VIII receive valuable information which VIII
promptly secure you a most desira ble position.
Tlis service . rendered through the HOUSE
HOLD RkaIsfkf BUREAU OF THE PUB
VERTIsERs-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

11A " ~ ACN9 W hAN Il Ii
sTENOGRAPHER. neat. capable. energetic;
rapid typist. Try me . 5ii Ledger Central.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. priv. branch pref
thoroughly experienced. 51i, Ledger Cent.
TELEPHONE operator, clerk thoroughly eSr.
desires private branch, refs. 56ii OsaEe ave.
WOMAN eolorcd, resp, dcsr. day work Tues.
Wed" Thurs; Al rel. lf26 y. Cam'c.
WRITING or copy work TO do at home re
liable woman good Ienman, no trifers
Dos. Ledger Central.
MILE. BERTHE, niT walnut. desires school
work and private pupils IN conversational
method.
CONSERVATIVE. efficient. unique and most
valuable service is rcuUcred through the lom-
mer{flni bctatiment 70 firms seeking, high
Central has listed the qualifications or young
lalics experienced In all kinds OF otrlcc detail
work, nnl has had special training In Sc
ecllng the ilsht person for the hight post
non. Acqualnt her with your necds-Cthcr
hy personal call or telephone Walnut 3ooo-
and personal attention will bc given prompt
ly. This is q free service to LEDGER
ADVERTISERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10
HELP wANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE WASHER wanted for night
WORK; man mat can operate car; come ready
for work. Apply I23 n. oath az 10 a, IN.
y. IN.
AUTOMATIC oPERAToR-GrId Acme and
Cleveland automatic machine hands wanted:
nrst.class men only; highest wages pail
Apply Standard Roller Bearing Co., 10th and
Mcrion ave.
BOY for office work tC to iS lcEiblo writer.
Answer T. o. Box 1911,
BOYS, aEc IL TO learn machinists' trade with
concern in northern part OF city. Reply 7. o,
Box 1909, Philadelphia. PA.
BOYS, 10 and over, TO work IN wallrapcr fac
tory. Apply at once, DECKER. SMITH &
PAGE. water at. and Snyder ave.
BOYS wanted. b. f. DEVICES, lt22 Chestnut
street.
HITLER and houHcman, white. with expert
cncc in private work: city reference for work
and character required, $40. Ledger cent
CABGNETMAKERs wanted Apply Lincoln
Furniture Company 10th and 1ehigh ave.
CABINETMhKERS' HELPERS wanted. Apply
Lincoln Furniture Co, 18th st, & Lchigh ave,
CARPENTER-Mill carpenter wanted Apply
John & James pobson lnc,;, Blanket Mills,
scott lane. Falls Of Schuylkill.
CARPENTERS wanted at 1929 y. "a st.
Come ready for work
CASE FIFrERS wanted Apply Lincoln Furni-
turc company, 18th and lehish ave
COLLECTOR ard solicitor to represent old
established life insurance company; SALARY
mcnt past fvo years, NJ s5i, Ledger Cen
trai.
DRAUGHTsAGAN. mechanical. with shop cx,
pcrience; state age, where formerly employed
and salary expected. The Cox Sons CO.
Bridgcton, N. J.
ELEVATOR MAN-Exp. white man Begin
work at once. Apply TO u l2l Ledger Ofh,o.
GRINDERS. Sellers tool, wanted; nrst-clnss
men only. Apply standard Roller Dearina
Co. iath and Merton ave,
ARDwARE--FITTERs
Must have factory experience fitting up,
Fine cabinet furniture work.
4s-hour per week schedule,
Physical examination necessary
Apply
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
Application Office,
Delaware ave. and Market st.
Camden.
New Jersey
HARp,WARE ~ ac'sr lex sTOSTis9sed 6is3s permanent
'AT4Th a nsh WHAT@hg XSSy 10 III TSIs sor c 5ase WORK
KMlTTERs eTReTGGITed sfo,S o1 SSreSa Tqi
sSie SStGi FIeeCSa peCSf tndeFWea ] Co. % aS oWsFSd
MACHINIsTs, lathe hands. srinder hands
kSRy SR sos S'finE PhadsfShs fS s"f Pa experience T.
MEN wanted to distribute circulars, Apply
NJ SiNerman Son. y. W. cor Bth AMI
South SITS
MOULDERS. bench and floor, wanted. Apply
James Marker, Inc, 9Th and Cayuga SITS
SIGHT WATGHMAM San4 wanted must Ra s,I,i,I ggdgr:
temperate. Address n l9b. Ledger Otice.
Statesmen wanted 10 sell an office Speciality;
must have unusual ability ana furnish best
OF reference, Address, stating tull partiCu-
lars, = ino, Ledger Office,
SCREW MAKERS, hand able TO set up ana
adjust machines; and skilled lahprers. cltl-
zens. Call FrInkford Arsenal, between ami
q a. m.
STENOGRAPHER - Young man rapid, accu-
rate; afte. a. m. sales Manager llli Vine
TOOLMAKERs ana bench hands reply stating
age aud experience. p. o. Box 1906, Pha,
BITNT, HOOD co, COLUMBUS. GEORGIA
SIGN PAINTERS
We use number OF hrst-class wall
bulletin and commercial men ami commercial
helpers. No railroad refund or cash ad-
ysnces. but steady work and opportunity for
the right men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

FRANKLIN cars, all models oyerhauled and
Euaranteed +. L. PaNson. $3.50 Chestnut s.
OVERLAND, 1913 touring A condition
ttTotI.hout extra tire, iull equipment, cost
Sia5O. viii SCI Tor S37J: private owner viii
demonstrate sunday or eNenins. Is!t phone
S-1;-y. 1914, touring, equipped with eleeuis
GEAR shlit starter and lights Lewly painted
and oyerhauled, L bol. Ledser OsnesaA
ioi5 Is,Ji-R-CYLINDER OLDSMOBILE; model
"a: run less than thousana mlss keystone
Auto supply Co., Norristown' ia.
WE LOAN MONEY
IN Automobiles ana store thom at low rates
Of Interest," autos bought and fold' Acme
Loan and Storage Co, 2q54 kensihgton ave.
kersington GIL. Establshed 20 years.
All Cars Bought for Parts
SCHoBER. ss41 -43-45 MARKET.
FOR SALE 1913 model Stearns-Knight ak
cy llnter seVen-p PASSENGER touring eAri excel
lent condition. ~ soh. ledger oulss,
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF Used CARS -
GoRsoS AUTO EXCHANGE. zss N.hkoAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

NOW is THE TIME for young ladies sock
ing commercial positions TO consult 'Miss
Dean at Ledger Central, Broad and Chest
nut sts, \ special service is rendered to
STENOGRNP1iERS, BOOKREEPERS AND
CLERKS through tho Commercial Depart.
mnnt to LEDGER ADVERTISERS, and n
great number Of young ladies' have been hCnc.
iitcd by this service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

sTENOGRAPHER-Nus bo oyroricn,cd oncr.
Ator ana familiar with general office work
Eood chancc for Advancement. Replv hv lot
yer oniN. giving references sal1rv desired.
StC. NC standard Fuse Corporation, Tauls-
> SLENpdRAEHER, experienced. accurate.
rapid. 80. Ledger Central
WAITRESS and chanbcrn,nII vortcs tprl,.
IN person. University Hospital. 400 Spruce.
W,EANERs.-ENrcrienccd wcavcrs wanted on
hh"Wss looms; steady work Good nav. An
pif John Mawsnn Hair Cloth Companv. Ken
sinEton ana Glenwood aves AMI Ncnnneo st.
lit BROTHERS. REQutRE rsN-
PFRIENCED SALESWOMEN FOR
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS AP-
II.Y EMPLONMENT nLEEAr.
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General

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID and waitress or chiId's nurse
eXper'd young white girl. X 80 Ledger on
CHAAlBkRMOR ORll and waiting or housewoEk
20, Ledger Othce.
CHAMBERWoRK and waiting; experienced
young girl. nc washing. 2li2 South cecil -.
CHAbiBERWORK, sewing or nursing-EXp.
German girl: reference Phone Barring ~
COOK Nperlenced. capable no washing city
or subuTbs reference, T2i Spruce Phone
Walnut T1l5 W.
-Fhoroughly reliable, capable woman.
See Miss Reed, Room 2iO, PUBLIC Ledger.
COOK wants position: good reference. 1871
W. Thompson 81,
DRESSMAKER wishes more customers. de-
signer. rem'r 1923 Hamilton. Preston li07 W.
6oVERNEss. Hollander teaches German and
French; trained nurse; can sew and do art
needlework: reference. lsuI North Broad 81.
GIRL, eolored. want1 position. cook. chamber
maid, homework Phone Dlekinson liIl.
HoUsEKEEPER. workings Experienced Welsh
Protestant woman: City pref. II 81. Ledo
NURSE. graduate, desires full charge % In
fant or older children. Phone spruce 2t0I
NURSE, child or invalid: capable OF taxing full
charge; references. It8. Ledser Central.
SEAMsTRESS by day on any kind work: very
Reasonable, 52S Benson st,. Camden.
sTENoGRAPHER. thoroughly sxpin banking,
educaiienal 4 medieel ~eEk. %. Ledeent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

YOUNG MAN. competent. thoroughly expert
cncCd In office work and stcnOgr1phy, wishes
position; real estate preferred 5iG, Ledger
Central.
YOUNG MAN. college education. married .f.
business experiences, wishca responsible posi-
tion with reputable. cstabl shed firm 10 learn
business and advance, 80 Ledger Central.
npl NJ Man. hrlElth' good education, famil-
tar with mechanics. wishes position as a
chauffeur employment in motor business.
u III Ledger O0inc.
YOUNG man for clerical duties: experienced
and capable: hest references. 5ii, Led. Cent
A GENTLEMAN ot education and refinement.
good address desires mn engagement
assistant sales manager or salesman with
some established house o. standing ana repu-
tdtiOu, complete reference to cha rVCtCr
and ability at interview. 10, Ledger Cent.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. employed, having
three years practical experience. desires
position with electrical contractor. ] Glo.
Ledger Central.
JAPA NFSF,-Cook. hutle~ or hOuseman: thor
ourhly competent. II 22T. Ledger Office.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

RIGGLow.wILLEY MOTOR co.
USED CARS
1915 Paige, Model Fairfield. rebuilt
and repHinted ..rr'.'' .,-.''.t'-'.,,., $1,000
1915 PAIGE Model Hollywood. same
as nc"....''.'''.''..s' ''-'''.-'s'.''.' 300
1911 BUICK. Model R-aG, Touring .,.,. 100
IOlt OAKLAND s, Touring ...........,. 700
1915 DETRoITER, Tourlng..........., 300
1914 DETRoITER. Touring. 400
1911 PAIGE. Model Glenwood, oversize
tires, recently rebuilt. .,.,'-'-,.-,.r 80
q. J. c.. Touring, cost S}2OO..,..... Bargain
1914 BUICK. Model B-25,.......,.... 200
1913 HUDSON, rebuilt and repaIutsd,., $50
1919 OAKLAND. Roadster. Al condl-
tion .--,--...'''' .'.''''-''''-' o''
1909 AUToCAR, Touring g,.........,.... go
1911 HAINES. Touring ng..,.............. ido
BIGEI ow-wILLEY MOTOR co.
soI NORTH BROAD STREET
PHONES Bell, Spruce G4lO
Keystone. Race 1862.
Ask for MIR. 5. 5, RODGERS
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HEATING

MAXIM KELSEY HEALTH Rzke s zszI....
and cheaper than sloaM kes aa1aI SEE
fresk air with ma r1e.1laaz4
ksLsEa. 9 \ lsss g fe:'s s. = =
Qua cl-..lA.a =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

SABESwONEN
women In
GLOVES, MFN'S F'''RN1sHtNGs
- CHINA AND ctr GLASS
before ~ q. m.
sTRAwBR1DdE & CLormRR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10
YOUNG MAN

30 wears Of age, years experience
as general executive. is open FOR "A
now connection january |. Has had
office, textile works and road cNpCrl-
Cnrc ana feels there Is some one az
anxious to obtain his services as he
IS to place them Am desirous OF
making connection where II IL
more essential to have q man work
with his employers, rather than for
thcm. Present position Is the third
IN period ot III years. Can furnish
best NJ references. Address
J 753. Ledger Central.
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wanted
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
TO HIRE iopcn day and nIghO-Brand- new
5.pass. touring car, with robes, St.25 hour;
also bTand-new 7-paSs. limousine, 81 so hour;
weddings. funerals, etc. Poplar 1917 W.
TO HlRE-5-ton Pierca-ATrow trucks Nill
equip desired and operate in your service.
MINK, 1901 ARCH. LOCUST 1900.
AUTO REPAIRING
FORD OWNERS
can do the Job. stop the OF dspositing on
your spark pug. wiN guarantee same IN
every way al small cost, Can AdOlph Fay l63
Berkeley st. Wayne Junction. Gmtwn. 3li8.
sPEEpoMErER TROUBLE
? SEE BILLY-5Is \, BROAD
CYLINDERS RERORED new plstons and
rings furnished. weddings and bTazing H. E
underw,od < Go. 1925 Hamilton st. Thli5
FOR HUFMoBILE REPAIRS SEE JAC,;
Starr, the Hump expert 1913 North CaTllsls
Il Phone. fioga s40t
FORD engines oycrhau'ed. SIS: transm'n. 81
scals, 81. Cyls decarbonizCd valves sround
$3.50 Odcnaths, 5lG0 Thompson. Bel GSl6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-10

MCALEEK.-At AtIantIC CIV, n, J., on De
ccmbcr y. 1918. CATHARINE, daughter Of
the late John and Elizabeth McAiecr. Rcla.
tivcs and friends are Invited to attend
Mass at Church OF our Lady star OF the Sea
tAtlantc Clty), at $40 n. IN. lntcrment
private, Cathedral Cemetery. Kindly omit
flowers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
LOCAL and OTHERWISE

A. W. Dyess was In the city from
Harvey today.
wylie colson was visitor to Bryan
today from lola.
zeph Jones was visitor to town
today from Reliance.
J. c. Mathis was In town trading
today from Reliance.
c. A. Glenn was In town on business
today from Stone City.
Lee Andrews was a visitor to the
city from Harvey today.
II. @. finland Of Navasota was a
visitor TO Bryan yesterday.
DR.. W. A. Smith was q visitor to
Bryan today from Millican.
Mrs. L. v. Boxley Of Providence Is
visiting relatives In Houston.
II you need delivery wagon ring
Cooper q Cole for Guy Barrows.
w. +. Gibbs Is spending weeks
vacation with relatives in Madison
VILE.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

II you need . delivery wagon ring
Reid Brothers for John Ksyh
Mrs. Albert Doerge Of Navasota Is
a guest Of Mrs. Ed Graham.
Miss Frances Gillette Of Houston is
a guest Of Miss Lila wickes.
Mrs. Z. T. Mckinney OF Marlin IL a
guest OF relatives IN this city.
Miss Charlotte stoddard Is visiting
relatives and friends In Houston.
Miss Frances Eubanks spent the
weekend at her home In Houston.
Herman and Fritz Kindt were Vial.
tors to the city today from Kurten.
l.. d. MENDOZA IL spending weeks
vacation In Galveston and Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Williams and
A. c. Williams were In the city from
coleview today.
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. Allen have re-
turned from an extended visit In
Rochester. MINI.
Mrs. Joel Harris OF waxahachie ar.
rived yesterday and Is guest OF Mrs.
J. T.. Darlington.
Thirty-three and one-third discount
on all mems black sicilian coats at
A. NJ. waldrop q Co.'S.
Miss Eleanor Knapp Of Houston ar
rived today and is q guest OF her
sister. Mrs. II. ]. Barbee.
I Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Fife Of chappell
Hin arrived today and will make theiI
home In this city in future.
Mrs. y. ID. Phillips and her niece
Miss Nelleen Robertson. are visitinl
relatives and friends In Mexia-
Rev. J. NJ. Bullock went to wacs
today to Join his wife in a visit u
their daughter. Mrs. J. +. B!aylock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Marshal
have returned from a visit to sai
Benito and other South Teas cities
| Misses Lola MCGEE and Jessie
Payne have returned from visit Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan MCGEE Of Hous
ton.
v DR.. George b. Butler. pastor o
| the First Baptist Church Of Beaumont
arrived today TO Join his wife and III
tie son in visit to Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Adams and other friend
IN this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
DEEP INTEREST FELT
N CH|lBS Cl&
Many Volunteers oNsssd okin y -
crssssd On Child Severely ourn-
ID seven vsass 49,.

Seven years ago David Schumacher.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Schumacher
of Mesa. Grimes County. was severely
burned over nearly bis entire body
and has never fully recovered. He
vas five years old then. h twelve nov
ind has been . patient Sufferer more
than half his life.
wSh his little childish hands he
was Initiating what he had seen older
members Of the family do and was
pouring kerosene oil on the IRE. The
can exploded and the horrible burma
were the result.
He has been given the best medical
attention and the tenderest nursing.
but the burn on his len knee and limb
was 80 deep Il has never healed.
With that devotion which comes only
from q mothers love. ale has suffered
the skin to be removed hon her own
body TO BE- erafsed q Ne child for
seven different operations, but owing
to the disparity Of tkelf Aees the o.
erations were not successful.
The little fellow 10 nov IN Bryan
for treatment and IN al the churches
and Sunday schools Of the city state
ments Of the case were made yester-
| day morning ana calls ride for vol
unteers between the axes Of Is and
| Is 10 10 to the hospItal At s
O'Clock in the afternoon and permit
the healthy skin 10 be removed non
their bodies and be sfaltsd upon ~
poor little burned limb os the child.
At the appointed hosr thirteen VOL
unteers appeared at the hoebital ready
| and willing to make he sacrifice -
Follows: Miss Efne Wells Of salado.
Miss Pauline stallings. Herbert Law
ender. Ebert Cannon. Ross Meal
pine. oren Mccullough. Robert Car
son, Miss xavia Showers. ]. d. os-
borne. Luther johnson. Ross Elliott.
v. c. Denton Of whitewrisht and Rev.
IT. A. Coleman. assistant pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. who was over
the age requested. but who stated he
was ready to make the szcrince II he
4 -.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

Where They Play rsdsy.
Beaumont at Houston.
Galveston At San Antonio.
Shreveport at Waco.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

Mrs. W. c. Boyett and son. Alton.
and daughter. Mrs. csaeIhan Hardy,
left today for visit to Mineral Wells.
W. b. Saunders and william Davis
left today for yiysit to San Marcos.
San Antonio and other Texas cities.
the tour being made by automobile.
Rev. ]. Z. Boulett OF Waco arrived
today and will conduct a revival at
old Bethel Church. The revival will
begin tonight.
Rev. r. Z. Cornelius, pastor -cf the
First Baptist Church dt>Hearne. re.
turned to his home today. after clos.
Ing a weeks revival at Steep Hollow.
Mrs. J. N. Hanna and daughters
Misses Bernice and Blanche Hanna
have returned from a visit to rela
tives In the Western States and from
the expositions in San Francisco and
San Diego.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

Mrs. Albert Haynes and little son
have returned to their home In Austin.
after visit to her mother. Mrs. d. +.
Leman.
Mrs. J. @. Walker has returned to
her home IN Houston. after a visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gloss q Cotton.
wood,
Mrs. +. d. Lomax and her mother.
Mrs. A. s. Kelly. were called to Hous-
ton yesterday on account OF the death
Of relative.
Misses Lena and Maude Josey have
returned to their home In Hampstead.
after visit to relatives In this city
and at Benchley.
Miss Olive Cloud has returned from
visit to her sister. Miss Epsnh Cloud.
who IL attending the Baylor Univer-
sity Summer School.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. searcy anf little
daughter Of Hampstead spent kestef
day with Or. searcy's parents. Capt.
and Mrs. A. J. searcy.
Misses Daisy and Beulah Knapp
have returned to their home in Hous-
ton. after a pleasant visit TO their
sister. Mrs. II. J. Barbee
Mrs. =. D. Wells and Mrs. r. l.
stallings have returned to their
homes In Houston. after a pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. stallings
OF Tabor.
Master George Smith Jr. Iand sister,
little Miss Frances Smith. hase re.
turned from a visit to their cousin,
Master Calder Street Of Houston.
Col. and Mrs. c. N. 0usley and
daughter. Miss Claire ousley. arrived
today from Dallas. The trip was
made through the country by au,Omo
bile.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19
HEAVY ENRoLLmENI ron
4. . y. shoHr COURSE

With only one week until the opsn-
ing date Of the annual skort cosrss
for farmers and farm vdtAen ct the
A. Z N. College. IN saasually hsavy
number Of applications r. >aroIInsnt
have been received b. pean Z J.
Kyle OF the school Of dkriealture. Who
Il IN charge Of the farnefs' meetIngs-
whether II 10 the unusually spIen<
did array Of experts We have brought
together for the summer school Or
whether II Il that farners and their
wives are coming TO Z knowledge Or
their need for more deAhlte instruc-
ton along the lines Of scientific ana
better agriculture. do not know. bur
I DO know that this years summer
school Is meeting with an exceptional
ly splendid reception At the hands Of
the people" said Dean Kyle.
Work OF putting the dormitories and
sbisa Hall in condition for the visit
ing students already has begun. end
when the first arrivals reach here next
Saturday they win find everything In
ship shape for the course.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-19

NOTICE. Auro'srs.

After this uate the city ordinance
as 20 driving automobiles on Main
street with cut-ons or exhausts open
win be rigidly enforced. This Law is
on the city statutes and must be OBJ
served. All violators win be arrested
without any exception. rich or poor.
big. little. old or young.
JOHN D. CoNLEE. City Marshal.
Bryan. Texas. July 10. 1915.