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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
DEATHS

SCOTT TI-McKINNBY.-on october 10. 1918,
da1Sbts5F dSbsFSE 81 S wife o. cseil Scott sns
friends are Invited 10 attend the funeral
esidsnee0 0p cSSs Ma ratsimes & ' q, h'P ProS isis
Sfryhs az snssTyy sSayfy'q&d &d TT Tde.dsS e'i a, 'sa
a. m.
sN1TH.-on october 10. 1915 THOMAS D.
uRONER SMITH, husband Of the late Re
becca A. Smith. aged 80 years Relatives ana
friends are Invited TO attend the funeral
sssdsSs. ssrEsss on I,p TpussaS siS a. M t be late
church Cemetery. Dover Del, on wednes
day. at 1880 .. m.
TEAT.-on October 10. 1915. GEORGE.
are invited 70 attend the funeral services, on
Ists Isatssdsyl eyyls9or, az ~ a. hSr late rssiSenes
X. of r. Cemetery.
THIBAULT-on October 18, 1915, MARY
fr,Nss Ill w,do% r o. ,5, byss5e hs1alt Relatives snd
services on Tuesday. az 2 D. M. at the resi-
assnes o. her daughter. Mrs, William Collins,
so N. Esd 81. interment at Mount Morah
Cemetery. Auto service.
wADDELL-On October II, 1918. LEWIS
shS also SsSa SSsSa e sos e' r. ,e 5S"v1S q pq
iyy iIDs L2dfBs TSB 70 2 imD o. @ a1d cG5ofS @s *
vitsd to attend the funefai services, on wed
nesday az ! 30 ?. m. e the residense o. his
Camden Il. Inter,nent at Mount MorisG
viewed on Tuesday evening.
wAFER.--On October 10. 1915. ELIZA
BETH, wife OF Richard Wafer Relatives
and .friends are invited 70 attend the funeral
services, on Wednesday morning. at her late
residence, 1891 S. 18th 81. Solemn Mass Of
Requiem at the Church Of st. Thomas
Aduines at oi80 a. m. Interment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
WARD.-Suddenly, on October 16, 1918.
MARY ALICE, daughter OF tho late DR.
charles and Mary Evelyn Ward, In her seth
year. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services, on Tuesday al g
n M, at her late residence, sos East Wash
inpton lane, Germantown. fnterment private
WILSON N.--suddenly, on October is 1915
y ALEXANDER WILSON son OF the late
Thomas and Mary Wilson, Of Gertmesson-
Enniskillen, Ireland. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services on
Tuesday, at p. M, at the residence, 1TiO
south 10th ST. Remains may be viewed ont
Monday evening. Interment at Mt. MorIah
Cemetery,
zURN.-suddenly, on October II, 1915. RU-
DOLPH ZURN, at his residence. B28 West
Montgomery ave. Due notice OF the funeral
will be given.
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Two New Munition Companies

tNlM tss'.A YORK, Oct. 1s.-The briggs Fuse
tssPdiy tsss ny and the briggs Ordnance Company
IHa 4I 100000 common and S1O0 200 nrsferred
|16 cal aal me Ordnance Company with 500
3 1|sanl1anI,hoon ls,n,hon stock. The Fuse Company IL
~ + Ordnance Company viii make arearmS'
& IA iu'a l. l.. briggs. OF 100 Broadway.
"auihs Interest In the two companies.
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POULTRY

.trvF-The market ruled steady under med
rae oIferinss, but trade was quiet Following
sre the dl5tations Fowls, as TO size and
ansifty, i4di5c.; exceptional lots higher;
ROSTERS. uai2c.; spring chickens. according
ie quality, 14d15c.; ducks. as to size and
ouality. 13dl6c. large sizes preferred; ;
Sgeons. old, .ner pair, 1sg20c.; do, young
III pair 17d1sc.
tDRFSSED There was a fair demand for de-
sIgable stock and values of this description
med steady under moderate offerings
"a quote: Fresh killed-Fowls, ~ to box.
fy-ricked and 1ry-packed, fancy selected.
~ weighing 4i5q5 lbs. apiece l9lac. weigh
i1s sll@4 lbs. apiece, 1s1kc.;, weighing 2 lbs
ffiece, 17d1Sc. Weighing under lbss apiece
Hf16c.; fowls. e-packeh-Westsin, 4l9 lbs.
ahd over apiece, 19c.; DO. smaller sizes. loo
i&: old ROSTERS. dry-piclted, 13lsc.; chickens
EJersey fancy broilers, 24d26c.; other near by
fahcy broilers 22d2Ic.; Western broilers,
Fsghing 1872 lbs apiece, l9d2Oc.: .northe:I
nilnois. fancy yellow chickens, Weighing
M and over, 19d20c. northern Illinois, fancy,
Weighing 2iSm3& lbs. l6d1Ic.; other west
stp Weighing lbs. and over. 1sc, do, do,
veirhing 2i5a2I5 lbs, i5d16e.; inferior. 14c. !;
spring ducks. nearby, 16d17c. do. Western,
i0dl2c.; squads, per dozen-White, weighing
u 70 i2 lbs. per dozen. 81. .l6a4. 30; white,
Weighing 8 TO 10 lbs per Dozen $3.40q3.oO;
aAiteslaweighine 8 lhE. per DOZEN 81 zoos;
Fhite, weighing lbs. per dozen. 81 22oa2 30;
fAite. weighing 6d6z lbs. per dozen, 81 500
ls5; dark. 81 oO91.s5; small and NO. 2. III
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA


su. knud II tDanD. Black River. Jamaica.
"sMooo, American Dycwood Company.
,.,it. sbelsware, New York merchandise,
str sosua tNorJ. FORT Antonio. fruit United
Fruit Company.
str tetfa CNor). New York. ballast. Mum
stf Cretan, Jacksonvine, etc, passengers
Mna Mai mefc handise, Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company
,,str Storge w. clyde, Norfolk. merchandise.
Ilyue Steanlship Company
str Tuscan, Boston. passengers ana tner-
tion Company
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

tsrrrrR-Demand was sufficient TO absorb
~ moderate offerings of desirable stock,
sspiSes Of which ruled steady; Quotations.
Western solid-packed creamery dannsey specials
T62fSc.: seconds, 2id25c; thirds, 22lAa
t,hc, nearby prints, fancy, 32c; do, average
mn 2Sd2sc; jobbing sales Of fancy prints
df59c ',a .
fFyGs-Fine new-laid eggs sold fairly and
sfs ~ we'll cleaned up at full figures. We quote
sSsollows: Free cases. nearby extras Bic per
fssen; ffsts 50 rer standard case; nearby
t1-rsnt receipts SIS 10 per case, Western extra
eftis 81 per case firsts. Ss40 per case fancy
.silected candlei-eg were jobbing at 30@3fc.
her dozen,
'frurFeE. Offerings we're moderate and the
s.srkef ruled firm with demand fair for de-
eIrable stock. Quotatiqns; New York, ,tull
s9,sSo do fair to good, new, 14l3a i5c.; DO,
=. - ettn,s gT12c
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Express Companies Earn More

Az " ns.AssaHlNGroN. sa Oct. 1s.-Doing less business
fsnIssi - me preceding year, the express com
| 1.0 oooot the country earned more than
nm ~ ~ net more In the ~ months ending
io i.iso. ~ iast, according to, figures made public
Ikes " the Interstate Commerce Commission
I'D hst earnings for the year ending June 30,
ions az acoeIe re, sl,b6l, 193. For the year ending
" gross revenues the past Year were S75 15O :
- as against SIS .b52 .614 the previous YEAR
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
one time ....................... 15c.
Three times one week .............. 12kc.
Six times one week .................... 1Oc.
situFtions Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line.
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 LEDGER
and PgBLtC LEDGER combined is 10 cents per
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which is 10 cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which Is permitted in all classhcations ex-
ccpt 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 rates.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTORS. Apply 6,3O
a. M. 2O6 North Front ST.
BOY. about 10 years. wanted IN stock brokers'
office. a q Ledger Ofhce.
BOYS. 10 or over 10 work I'm wall paper fac
tory. Apply at once, Becker, Smith a Page.
Water and Snyder ave.
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FRESH FRUITS

Receipts were only moderate and values gen
rally we're well sustained under fair demand;
Peaches and cantaloupes OF fine quality ruled
shade lrmer Quotations: Apples, per bbl.-
kHb, S3Q450; Jonathan, fancy, 50. 50a4; do,
an to good. S2,0d3; Mcintosh, $3q3. so; GRAY
fnstein, &2.I5daA50; Twenty-ounce, 81. 5Oq3 %;
forthMestern Greening. $2.15d3; Blush. 81. 3Oa
k2i Wealthy. $2.50d3; Grimes Golden, $3.50
"; Wolf River 50. 5Od3: Alexander, 50. 50d3 (:
Sumner Rambo, 81 50d3; Pippin, S2.50d3;
kmokehouse, So 5Oa3; Duchess. $2d2. 80; Black
1wg. $3q3.25; York Imperial. fancy, 2. .50u3;
pen Davis, fancy, S2.50d3; other varieties,
ll5Oq250; apples, in bulk. per 100 lbs. Siap
lzO Crab apples per bush, Toe. dS1; ounces.
pa oblzNo( !, 81; 5Oa4; No. p 81. 5Og3:
PEACHES West Virginia and Pennsylvania, FL
ltrta, per crate, T5c q$l; peaches, West Vir-
flnla flnlaao and Pennsylvania, Elberta. per basket.
gtese ,egtooe peaches, New York. Elberta, per
slel. t29zoc peaches; Ohio. per bush; basket T
taney o5qs5e.; fair to good, 40a50c.: pears.
lI 9ol-seekel. S5qs; Sheldon, S3a4; Beurre
Anjou, 5000; Bartlett. No. l.. 81. 5O@4;
.lb. basket-Delaware, l0d11c Niagara, 1Oa
a.lb baskef.concord. s5Gi6c'; lemons. per
E;ssee IsSse %; eranberrles Cape Cod, per Dbl.
Per era crate coi ST. a2c a crG5 piams soGtheTn S9
le bush., 81, 25Q so; piums, Virginia. Dam
IN per 2Q.lb. basket, 35a45c.; plums. New
{{ofk per 2Q-lb, basket, 35q45c.; plums New
1sDe; ,eYDe; Refine Claude. 15Q20c. cantaloupes.
toorado, per fiat crate. 6Od15c. do do. per
aAndard crate Sl6l 20
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PROVISIONS

.,rket ruled steady, with demand
!. tr' ouotations City beef, In sets, smoked
IEaH9 sir.dried. 2lq25c. Western beet In
iets ,ssnSnrs' smoked and air-dred 26a2Ic. :
tpe Ws.,srn beef, knuckles and tenders. smoked
MmeSsc beef hams, S2Sa30 pork, family,
Y, .zs,SS;5o hams S. F. cured, loose, i29iai3c. :
n yst,nned loose i2&di3c, do, do, smoked,
ees ,s.1ot s1lo ofher hams, smoked, city cured as
len isssssrnd and average 1Sa15Jsc; nsms.
io,tsS q western cured. i5ql5I5c. do, boiled.
snnsless 22c; picnic shoulders, S. +, cured,
fya iir DO, smoked, 12c.; bellies, in
losi according to average, loose, l2i7d l3c. !;
Rs.astest bacon. as to brand and average,
e,rsds i5i5di i6I5c.; breakfast bacon Vest
sg cured i5i5di6ihc lard, Western. refined.
w ,nes lie Il do, do, do, tubs. lie; lard.
pye city, Kettle rendered in tierces, lie. :
keS nuTe city. kettle rendered, In tubs, lie.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BookkEEPER, clerk, typlst- High school
graduate bright beginner T 25l, Led. Cent,
CHAMnLRMA1D, exper. young woman; FIRST
class city ref. see Miss Reed, Public Ledger.
CHAMRERWORK and waiting, exper. colored
girl; city preferred. I52 $. Chadwick 81.
COOK and chambermsid desire positions to-
-getheri good references. 1910 south 18th ST.
COOK. first class; city preferred See Miss
GIRLS. two, Swedish. wish positions together
ss cook and Chambermaid and waitress. Gail
man. French. English. primary branches,
wishes morning engagem't. 44. Led. Cent,
HoUsEKEEPER (mana ging) Prot; exp. with
hotel or apartment; ref. 4l6 Led. OF.
LAUNDRESS, colored, wants work. at home or
by the day. 1885 s. Opal st.
MOTHERS S HELPER-Capable young girl,
n refined family; rel NJ sio, Ledger office.
NURSE Or wA1TREss-A family giving up
housekeeping desires position for a faithful
and salary paid g la Ledger Central.
sEAMsTREss-,A refined woman would, ike
maker, terms moderate A lo1 Ledger Offic.o
SECRETARY. experienced, desires work part
erlte. q i2l, Ledger office.
STENoGRAPHER. competent and accurate;
would consider moderate salary with oppor-
tunity; references, els, Ledger ofice.
WAsaING-Hamper or go,l bundle washing; an
YOUNG WOMAN refined, capable wishes po-
sition companion to invalid or children
Kept Address i 4$2, Ledger Office. 80
YOUNG GIRL, colored, wishes position OF any
kiad except cooking. Ph. Dickinson 3424 w.
General
COOKS who desire better positions; high-class
French cooking school. 6l33 Race st.
WOMEN wanted, Government clerks, $50
position obtained free Franklin Institute
Dept. us II, Rochester, n. Y.
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VEGETABLES

..lfsde Ifsde was fair and prices generally ruled
ts19, tsna, per bqsh-Choice. 75d7sc; fair to good.
f4we, white potatoes, Jersey. per basket
ga rose 4on Soc; No. 1 other varieties, 40
10. 2OQ23e. sweet potatoes, Jersey
T.. E nasket-No. /. 30d4Oc,; NO. 2, 15a2Oc. ;
sksslic, per ton. S5de; celery New YORK. per
<snsh' <1ssa iSgoOe; lettuce. New York. per 2-doz
6.Is smlSzo; mnsSr; do do. per 3-doz crate, SIPS
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

Receipts. i2a, SEQ bufh. The mar
UHtsA .tendy with fair demand from ex-
Vet rulee "a niilers Quotations. Car lots, In
forefr is,nn11ator"No. sn1 ? red, spot and October.
flgieii.ia5rlseir 80. ared 81 12isq ]. fl,S No. 3
iln3, s4Si.a Ida. rejected A, Ri.iOaf12; re-
Ee,.i III 81 OSba !. lo's.
W. receipts. 5000 bush Trade was
Cvh k,t prices we're well Fustained. Quoia-
qlith vCor lots for local trade, as TO location
uon. No yellow i9ifn thiRc; Wettern
NtslsIr yellow, T4i4Q T5iac.' Western No. 3
r,3'ana 59il6Ishci Delaware yellow. Two
tt.ere receipts. 80. oOe hush Demand. was
QHic,,d prices ruled steady. Quotations;
faf oanbitS i5G iGc. standard white. iiNt5c. /;
10 w.shite aid42c.. No. = white, 8TN9Nc, :
70 \, gh oaps. s5a56c.: purified oats. graded.
tzn'' y, an Receipts 400 bills. and LIZA, $40
-flyV lssscte There was little trading, but
ts, ,imits we're well maintained. Quotations
5st w issgg,isht IS S0a5. .l0 do., patent s. 500
ga Ksnsss. clear. jgte t saeks SssgS.2o; DO
..e saacNs. S55ou5 Is spring, hrst clear, 81
NpSx8s Ss! co.. iavorite brands, S8q650; city
~ rhoice and fancy patent. S8ae.yO; city
niis reetlar erades-Winter, clear 80. 2Oi
q s,rsieht $520do.4O; DO, patent. $1,000
~ nxr FLOUR was in small supply. and
-hf.dv but quiet, We quote at Sogo.2o per
"a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

100000 LIQUID CAPITAL TO FINANCE
current contracts. We need liquid CAPITAL
not permanent investment-up 10 a total
Of SlOO. coo. We get orders, place them un-
der contract with factories. finance them ana
shop. The proht margin Is known before
accepting order. Have no factory or other
. permanent investment our own capital ~
always liquid profits very ample. and We
can pay literally for financing. business per-
manent. substantial manufacturing and ex-
pandtng. Reply in confidence. + $50, Ledger
Central
FATEArS-Arthur T.. Paige. ia Walnut q.
Phila., mechanical and electrical engineer;
registered patent attorney established here -
years. Inventions developed. patents. trade
marks, eopyfishts secured and litigated any
where, rejected applications prosecuted; pre-
lmnary advice free
yUsINEssEs7 PATENTS SECURIrIEsl
BOuGHTl SOLpi ENCHANGEDl
JAMES l.. GARFIELD, lO11 Chestnut 81
N. B-No charge for listing
o.h.. ,,...,a., -. -
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MEXICO
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MADAME ASH, French Employment Bureau
1888 Christian st.--Reliabie help supplied and
wanted all nationalities, Prot. and Cath.
MISS NARY r. MCCARTHY. 2lOT Christian
tloc. lSo3), supplies a wants 1st-class Prot.
Cath, male & female help; all nationsllties.
HowARD'S SELECT BUREAU. 2i21 Locust.
supplies and wants young women. all nation
nlities, for pri. house service. Spruce $3.50.
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CLERK

Chief clerk, now employed where oppor-
tunities are limited. seeks connection with a
manufacturing concern where the experience
OF distributing and classifying costs OF ma
terials, purchasing, etc, would be valuable.
q AZ. Ledger Central.
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CLERK-Situation desired by young married
man as general Office clerk or assistant book
keeper; experienced. j. SAP, Ledger Central
CLERK general ofhceman. operate compto-
meter wishes position. + $40, Ledger Cent
USEWORk-Japanese. honest gen house
work IN small fam best refs. Y.l634 Vine st
JANITOR. porter or houseman colored: exp'd;
good reference. 1902 n. Van Pelt ST.
MAN, 32, desires position; has executive ex-
perienee around manufacturing plant office,
shipping room, etc; wants to learn business
with future. Add J. b. r., ei9 n. 18th 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

with office management, systematzing and
audits, open for engagements. $50, Ledger
Central.
ACCoUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER Is years
possessed OF Initiative and executive ability
highest refs as to character and exp; bond;
married; moderate salary. l42, Led. Cent
ACCOUNTANT. 40. qualified in audts general
accounting and cost systems; books written
up, balanced, closed; either permanent or
temporary engagement. 81 Ledger Cent.
AID WRITER-Creative writer or forcefui in
ng IN cTeae Writing and hfd abeshs also
new newspaper stan experience, Office manager
tion y 426. Ledger Ofhce.
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW desires position where
Ne,iLue executive ability is REQUIRED, or responslbie
familiar with German language; age IS;
references. y 44s Ledger Central.
vns 5eser cSsnss Se
where merit will be com d. 54S, Led. Cen
B0oKKEEFER and gsP;sTsl clerk with
to character and ability. f s42, Ledger Cent
BUTLER Japanese, first-class valet, take care
Shces se'f$6 $Gs 'Pf 18Th P9si''on s pest refer
CHAUFFEUR-Whlte single: do not drink or
mes Of ssas STveT on M bes endns qes
ences II. Ledger Ofhce.
CHAUFFEUR, white. % years wishes POSI-
GST o%n p2skard s1Fs best Est rsfsPs 3 S can make
Packard and other cars; good ref. careful
driver honest, sober, oblg 344 Led. Cent.
CHAUFFEUR, married. do own repairs;
eNperlenced In gardening: reference. Gail at
lIOI Race ST., or phone Locust 2405 W.
CHAuFFEUR-S years exper.; can make own
repairs; best ref. temperate: any car PHI
Gtn. lI4l w. or lO3S T. Cheten ave, Gtn.
CHAUFFEuH, colored wishes position. private
family; . years last place. hrst-class refer
erces. Address 3I5. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR, 10 years experience, sober
careful driver, wants position. 2421 Clifford
st. Bell phone 20S2 W.
CHAUFFEUR. married, o years experience
make repairs; all cars. best references; state
particulars. + 05l, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR wants position; young man, sin
gle white. careful driver: best private ref.
can do own repairing. 444. Led Central
CHAUFFEUH, cOlored. wants position private
family: good references. 1910 s. 18th.
CHAUFFEUR. white, wants position; 10 years
In present position. + I53. Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR. white. single desires position in
priv. family highest refs. $50, Led Cent
CHAUFFEUR wishes position Of any kind:
fair mechanic; good refs. 427, Led. Office
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REFINED SUGARS

qhsre was little trading, but values ruled
.sssSv Quotations: standard granulated,
~ extra fine granulated, I,60c. powdered,
~, n eopfectioners' A, 4S0c.; soft grades, 4.O5
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CATTLE

FOR SALE-Herd Of registered Holstein cattle
32 all under years bred in ths purple.
some with official records; 80 lbs. Of milk per
day. % lbs. OF butter per week stock bulls;
farm sold cattle must GO"
c. +. BEAUMONT
Doylestown Pa.
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other cIa--lasa Ad. on Next rass
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oOKSTOOL.-Sud on October rs,
1913. WILLIAM II. RooksTooL, aged %
vears Relatives and friends Invited 10
attend funeral Tuesday, at p. m, precisely
al his late residence. 1713 Diamond St. In
terment private.
SHARP. - on October II. 1915. NANCY.
wife Of Henry II. Sharp. Due notice OF the
funeral viii be given, from the residence OF
her son-in-law. John Smith. 23i1 s. Broad.
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HORSES

FOR sALE-At Nichols Bazaar. October 10,
one high-class bay mare. 1872 hands years
OLD; very snowy mare, splendid rider and
driver; has been shown in one show six
classes one ribbon In each class
FIRST-CLASS double team OF gray horses and
truck wagon; will sell together or separats-
Is. Apply Tl5l Germantown ave.
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McDEyITT.-On October II, 1915, PAT.
RICK F., son of the late Hugh and Mar
garet McDevitt. Relatives and friends ar,
invited to attend the funeral services, OF
5hursda%, at $50 a.. m, at his late rest
Mass at Our Lady OF Mercy Church al il
terry. S
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AUTOMOBILES

CADILLAC. 1913. touring car. overhauled and
Tepainted full equipment. price $500. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION, 142 n. Broad st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18

ing home with clearness, the necessi.y
OF woman's suffrage In Italy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
Omaha Sell. Much,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OMAHA, Neb., April 17.-Thousands
of tons Of lead for bullets, nearly
three Thousand head of cavalry and
artillery horses. hundreds Of cars of
canned beef and other meats, flour.
more than s2JO,00O worth of war
horse harness, and small amount of
macaroni. have been sent out OF Oma-
ha and Nebraska to Europe for the
warning nations. The value runs into
millions.
Horses have been sent from the
South Omaha, Lincoln and Grand
Island markets in Nebraska. Harness
have gone from Omaha and Hastings.
Lead was sent by the American SmeIt-
ing and Refining company's Omaha
plant to New York and there sent to
England and France. Meat has gone
from South Omaha, and -four and
macaroni from Omaha.
The smelling plant often works
night and day on war orders for
metal. There is scarcely week that
European horse buyers are not on the
South Omaha or other Nebraska mar
kets. Large harness contracts have
just been finished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-18
STEAL AUTO FROM
. GARAGE AT NAUV0O
a. Mccalllssef Finds an over'ano
Car is Missing When He Opened
HE Shop Yesterday
Morning.
Thief Changes License Tags, and Ex.
ira Tires From Another
car-Auto Found
Later.
Especial to The Gate city.l

| Il SPECIAL 10 n0 Idt0 SiIy.
NAUyOO, ILL.,. April 17.-An automc.
bile thief or thieves entered the ga-.
age of A. McCallister some time dur
ing the night, and took new Over
land car. transferring the license tas
from another car in the garage to
the big car. They also took the tires
and rim from another car. in the gar
age, evidently to AVOID pursuit. The
! car was found four miles from Elvas-
ton this afternoon. and brought back
to Nauvoo. No trace was found OF
the thieves.
The theft was discovered when Mf.
McAllister opened the garage this
morning. 1t is presumed that the
theft was committed between midnight
and l O'Clock this morning. Entrance
to the garage was made at the rear OF
the building.
The thieves took the Overland car,
helped themselves to OIL, and then
transferred the license tag on the ma
chine belonging to Fred Salm, Jr., to
the car they were appropriating. An
other car in the garage was found on
IdChS, anu the IlIcS dIu THIS
from 1t. This was done, supposedly,
to avoid pursuit.
From all Of these precautions, one
would conclude that the parties were
not amateurs.
Mr.. McA1lister notified the police
in the surrounding towns, sending
word to Keokuk, Burlington and Fort
Madison, and asking all Of the towns
near about to keep a sharp watch. He
himself went to Fort Madison and
Burlington.
This afternoon he received wo-d
from Carthage an abandoned machin,
had been found about four miles from
Elvaston. 1t was seen by parties driy-
ing into Carthage. who heard OF tho
theft there and remembered the ma
chine.
MI McAllister left for Elvaston at
once, and found the car to be the ohe
stolen from his garage. It was easily
identified from the stolen license tag.
The car was brought back to Nauvoo.