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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-04

BERLIN, Nov. Peace rumors are
absolutely without foundation, accord
ing to assurances given to the United
Press from reliable sources.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08

and the other at Bossivsne and was here
investigating some applicant. for admis-
son. The field agent began work one
month ago and during that time has So
cured homes for nine children.
Prof Jas l.. Hill. the superintendent,
and Prof. Railey are working together u
improve the condition Of the home. re-
duce the number OF occupants and are
exertins every effort to make the home
sell sustaining. They are receiving the
hearty support of the Governor and the
Board of Control in their effort TO make
such improvements A. will make the
home more efficient and reduce the cos,
OF maintenance.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
True Secret Of Keeping
Youthful LOOKING


,,~ The resl secret Of keeping young look
hysienist. lis to keep the liver ana bow
els normally active Without -thess re-
poisonous waste products re-
NAN ma lit, In the system, poll9ting the. blood
-no lodging In various orHAns. tissues.
joints One becomes nabby. obese. new
Gus. mentally sluggish. duh-syod, wrin-
hied and sallow Of face
sut 10 get liver and bowels working
> tnex ought without producing evil
ter-enects, has been the problem For
s1ns,eiy. there Is a prescriptioa Of un-
cuesuoned merit. which may now be had
"a convenient tablet form Its value 10
cue largely 70 an ingredient derived from
ne humble May apple. or its root, which
mas been called vegetable calomel be-
cause OF It's enectiveness-though Of
course ~ - not TO be classed with the
real calomel OF mercurial origin There
- no naoit-forming constituent in 'senta-
oeI taDlets-thats the name-and their
not followed By weakness or az
ndustlOn- on the contrary. these HARM
less vegetable tablets tend to impzrt
tone and elasticity to the relaxed intes-
tnal wall Sentanel tablets. which may
% procured from any druggists dimes
worth Win do-win prove a revelation TO
any ieonstpated- liver troubled person"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
NEW ENROLMENT RE.
CORD At INSTITUTE
Scholarship Of New Students Shows
Decided Improvement in the
Public Schools.

The third week Of the present school
year at the We~t Virginia Collegiate In
stitnte closed with the largest reyistra-
ton IN the history of the school. The
enrolment has reached So AS against
J3l Tor the whole OF last year. The larry
TT enrolment previous To this Was "a,
for the school year 1874. More than
one hundred OF the students enrolled ARE
new ones. The scholarship of the new
students shows decided improvement m
the public schools. Many of them have
been able TO make the first year class
Only a few are enrolled i'm the seventh
and eighth grades,
sixteen nave enrolled in the freshman
class of the new college department.
These are very enthusiastic in their
work under Prof. w. w. Jackson, q
graduate OF Brown University.
Great preparation is being made for
the football game between Wilberfor .
and Institute on our athletic field Nov
einber 9TH. A new grandstand has been
erected with a seating capacity OF Jo.
and the players are undergoing dali,
practice under = competent coach.
Several members OF the faculty are
planning 10 attend the West Virginia
Teachers Association at Harpers Ferry.
November 18th. President Byrd PriIl-
erman Is transportation manager and
has secured an agreement with the rail-
road companies To furnish special ia,
coaches or Pullman cars tor members oi
the Association desiring To 20 over the
various roads
g. tE. Ferguson, president OF tine
Alumni Association, underwent an oper-
alton in the CrichIow hospital for hernia
a lev weeks ago. lie il reported decid
edly better at this time.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
DAUGHTER.

The many irie:ds Of D.. End Mrs. c..
A. Rogers OF Bluefeld are pouring in
upon them congratulations upon the
birth OF a very fine, healthy and robust
daughter. The great and happy event
took place on Sept. 18th and ever since
the father has been wearing . broad
smile and noidins to people right and
leit whether they showed signs Of reco9-
nirion or not. He is simply pleased will,
the world The mother is getting along
line and doing her best TO restrain the
exuberent spirits of her husband.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
TARIFF REFORM
A FAILURE
The Old Blaine Idea--
Protection and Reel.
procity

That the people of this country arr
thoroughly convinced that tariff ~
form is n failure with a sting. is indn
bitabe- They know this becau-~ the,
have felt il and are Yet feeling il. For
several years there has been demand
Tor scientific revision downward by a
very considerable portion Of the Repub-
lican party. The Iowa idea" was the
beginning of the party di-.ention tina,
made possible the formation OF the Pro
gressive party with larger enlistment
than had ever before icined the ranks OF
q new party in the beginning The Pro
eresslve party is now dead and the Iowa
idea" too il at rest forever.
Theodore Roosevelt has been CURSED by
his enemies for disrupring the Rspnbli-
can party i'm 1912. but in 1916. those very
enemies and the loyal host that has never
wavered I'm their allegiance to the siren
nous one. will unite in blessing Roose-
Welt for causing disruption that brought
forth at the end OF four years, a regen-
Grated and solifiei Republican party.
having no group of irreconcilables within
its ranks.
When, several months ago. Roosevelt
declined To heed the urging Of "A promi-
nent Progressive Of the southwest that
Hiram johnson he given the Roosevelt
D. h. for the Progressive presidential
next year, giving as his reason for re-
fusing, that there might not he any he
cessity for the Progressive party To- name
a candidate for the presidency, he made
clear that he considers the mission of thu.
Progressive party fulfilled.
In the future there will I've no dissent
ers in the Republican ranks from the
doctrine of u protective tariff for Amer
lean industries, tempered by reciprocity
where advantageous reciprocity treaties
can he negotiated-the old Blaine idea.
AT the Chicago convention i'm 1912
Senator Root Was the mouthpiece OF th.
old guard in their desperate fight to
deprive Roosevelt OF the Republican
nomination for the presidency. Yet Roo-e-
welt has since said that he would support
Root tor the presidency i'm preference Ia
wilson, thereby removing the possibility
OF come back by the Democratic
party through Republican division, for
us idle to deny that Theodore Roosevelt
can command the largest following of
any one Han in these United States.
The congress elected i'm 1916 will he
Republican, and not even Lafollett.. will
raise hrs voice against the high protec-
i've tariff law that will displace the last
and worst Democratic tariff blunder on
the statute books, and We shall -ee the
lamp OF prosperity lighted again before
We die.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08

They say that the advent Of the ~sents-
Ne taciet az vegetable substitute for
oemanc Tor this remarkable product II
eeesns 70 have made . hit particularly
with those afflicted With chronic consfl-
patton. who we're quick 70 recowniss IL
awnings over calona ana The usual
laxativcs.
sentanei tablets. assds from their ~<n-
cecy. doubtle>s owe their success largely
70 q tendency 20 aid IN bringing about
natural observation-disclosures 81 ercoor-
eFne the -csthartic habit" Anso, instead
o. in1urlng the msnbraneous ming Of
influence Instead % wenkenInr- fh~v
add tone to the Intessisai wsi Ana sss y
course preferred on THIS scccust 10 me
v.ot~nIy acting p1rEatiyes- Their incx-
pss. .. u asets>r rsason for ne
ygeeurs eo1y . 1910 Vop1k - -
r - :
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08

IN chtiy sruptons. pimples. boils.
are due to . sluggish liver. q constipafsd
b0wel-and . polluted blood stream a. q
Consequence How foolish In such cas>s
20 resort to outward applications. which
can never have natural. permanent re-
suits ~ more people only knew H. there
very simple remedy. 70 be found in
any drug store. which r. az effective AZ IL
- harmless and quick acting. II II an ola
IorInula. long recognized By the medical
professlon- which has been put IN tablet
forn. and AZ such small cost no one need
nov be deprived Of io wonderful bens-
srsentanef tsblets~-tnsfs IN. >su
are entirely vegetable and there's no
habit forming inredint You need only
get about a dimes worth. ana suaIIo~
one AZ bedtime 70 realize there's nofhi,~
else quite 40 good for the purpose The
action IN the morning n 90 easy 10 soofh-
Ing. and instead Of . weak eninr after
enect. you feel truly refreshed and invig-
GRATED Sentansl tablets are not only
The finest rennsdy known for constipation
en1 torpid liver, but oYsr the eanons
most sensible treatment for couplsrIon
o'meuiues % the character mentioned
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
.COL0RED FOLKS
DAY At THE FAIR
Promises 10 be Big Feature
Attendanee Promised and In
teresting Program Ar
ranged.
tTszewell Republican }

tTszeweli Republican
The management OF the Tazewell Fair
Association at their last annual meeriu,
agreed to put on a special day for TN.
aored folks IN this sertion. IL is. of
course an experiment, and II s,,cc.---ful
this year. more extended preparation.
viii he male for the special exhibits OF
their work and sor the display of their
skill IN the arts ard handicraft and fair
tests on the field of athletics of the teams
oil the various schools along the line Of
the school fair now held in connection
With the county fair.
For this year the CoIored Institute at
Blueheld, w. Va, the team from Gary
W. Va, and the North Tazewell hoy.
have been selected tn furnish the contest.
ing teams in baseball and the basket hall
teams of Bluefield anil Tazrwen will fur-
nish exhibits of skill well worth seeing
In addition there will H. bicyele rae,
and the number of entries now in the
hands OF the secretary assure har,l fight
Tor the prize offered.
The regular features of the fair will he
fer~d, such ms the agricultural exhibit
which will he the largest ever shown in
this section, the cattle, hor-,., sheep and
swine will be there to show what IA,
banner blue grass county 81 the Appa-
lachian can do in these lines
The best feature OF all j.. however. i'm
The speaker of the day. For this pur-
pose the Association Ina, been able 10 So
;ure Major X. X. Motion. Commandans
Cadets, Hampton Institute, one of thu.
foremost educators in the country. ami
'ertainiy one of the most eloquent speak
FRS OF his race ON the platform today.
MAJOR Motion addressed the Virginia
Press Association at Hampto, last Tuly.
md II was the unanimously expres~s,,
'pini"n Of me editors who heard him
hat his address was one of the most eIo-
Inent and witty delivered during IN,
meeting.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
EkVENSOk FOR
STATE SENATE
Negro Awakening and
Picking Clean Men
For Office.
BY WILLIAM Jo<E~)

After more than fifty years experience
abe Negro of West Virginia has awaken.
Cd from his stupor End slumber and Ina.
emerged from his habitual ISOLATION anc
have come forth to play a part in the
great political drama of West Virginia
and each hero in his place to see that nc
man 10 elected to Office that will not de
fend the honor of the l4tb and 10Th
amendments, and more. q man that viii
stand and declare that the National
Government ought to protect the lives
and liberties OF its citizens.
What kind of . government did the
maxers Ut the Constitution intend To e.
tablish. and how do they mean to have
it work?
Be IL remembered that the framerr of
the Constitution prepared a scheme of
government for q people peculiarly fitted
70 make any system of free institutions
work, and the makers Of the Constitu-
ton called their new government a Re-
public. The makers OF the Constitution
not only knew that the will of the people
must be supreme but they ant To make
1t 3D. That which they also aimed to do
was TO make sure that it Was the real
viii OF the people which ruled and not
their momentary impulse. Yes, and
their well considered desire and determi-
nation. and not the passion of the hour.
tine child, perhaps, of excitement and
mistake, infiamed by selfish appeals and
terrorized by false alarms.) The main
object, therefore, was to make il certain
that there should be abundant time for
discussions and consideration thar Nh.
public mind should he thoroughly well
informed and that the movement of the
machinery OF government should not h.
% rapid ~ 70 cut Off due deliber.t;on
With this end in rev they e-tsblisbed
with utmost care q representative system
with power to protecs the rights of states
and the rights of men, and when we a..
ito principles and provisions being set
aside, then IL 10 the duty Of every voter
70 eet busy and look the field over for
men that stand for the uplifr of man;
men that believe in the brotherhood of
man and the Fatherhood of God.
Pick all your men like Howard n
Evcnson and our government will sur.
Re success He stands In q class %
himself. There may be his equal. but
not ms superior in this state. He has
never been connected with a political
'Ae.'on' owes no man q political favor
ana expects none; wears no mans COL
lar and stands for q square deal for all
Inc voters Of Mcdowell are to be COM
p''mented for picking such q man for the
Senate.
f1ck out your entire slate and sav
what kind OF man that you want to ca.t
your vote Tor next NoAember. See To il
mat he be . man and all that the WORT
man implies.
Know ye not that the eyes of the world
are upon the black vote and its effect
Bee 70 Il that it is untarnisheu and nm
soiiled- Set the pace for your brother
IN the South by picking clean men
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
BUY NOW.
Get on the Ground Floor.
Royal Investment Association
or MOUNT CALM, W. VA.

or MOUNT CALM, w. VA.
Stock now on sale at $40 De,
share, payable in installments o.
Sl.OO each This is a fraternal
beneficial and general mercantile
association; pays sick and dealt
benefits and will deal in merch
andise. Now is the chance of .
life time To make a good inyes,
ment.
w. A. TURNER,
President.
Mount Cain, w Va.
q 16 :.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
FIELD AGENT VISITS CITY

Prof. Ill. H. Railey. of Montgomery.
held agent for the Colored Orphans Home
at Huntington, was in the city Thursday
night and Friday in connection with hi-
worS. Prof RaiIey has just brought two
children out from the home and placed
them With good families. one at Giatto
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-10-08
NOTICE!

l. L. U. TO THE FRONT
We want a reliable uerson. woman or
nan. IN every town and locality 20 rep
-rsent the /. l.. L. Department OF the
Worth American Accident Insurance.
company OF Chicago. We want such
cersons 60 be protected by our license
ana all rights reserved.
Such persons will be appointed by Jour
state Deputy
T. D. THOMAS, Weld, ". Va.
4. %. Box 3S3
His Office is only 80 yards from. the
station. For full PARTICULAR cali and
see, or write. Information will be fur
nished free
start at once and make big money
4-z-to4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

Hisissss. W.. - yoverncss Tor small children. Ap-
ElKSb oI sN,snt ~ Gladstone. "Wednesday
pr ~ ap bstween 10 and l. only women vita
fofnine Y. ,ood pDDiV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

TER ana boCkkocper, capable
~; cen haudle heavy & difficult
Va. III 80. IoIaor Eentral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT ST. 1922 Refined family wants TO
rent % loor 70 congenial couple for light
housekecping apartments. 500 also comfor-
table bed.sitting room. LIST floor: phone.
CHESTNUT 2oi3 O.eNinEton)- Large airy
front room; private bath; also single room,
GlRARD AVE- i42i-Large % floor room,
married couple or gentleman; single vac's
PINE 500 tDrcsden)-1deal bachelor quarters:
suitable for ?; private bath; reduced rates
POWELToN AVE. 3G2s- Exceptionally we'll.
furnished rooms small private family
SPRUCE, i2OS-W ell-urn front rooms; single
or communicating; refined home. phone.
SPRUCE, t62G-Attractlve 2d-hoor suite, bath,
porch double and single rooms reasonable.
NENANGO, w. 1921 Ccorner house) Large
airy rooms. single or en- suite; private
bath modern; private family; ph. Tloga 1851.
WALNUT. AND 13TH-Nery large furnished
room WITH bath suitable for or gentle
men: S25 per month Phone Filhert il53 ".
9TH, s. lia-Newly furnished front rooms,
.-Ggod central location. Walnut IlS0 W.
l2llh :. iil-Large, airy front room for ! or
genuemen private family electric lights
18TH S. lOs-pE DESIRABLE 2D-sTuRY .FliuNl
H1,lM, WEtb FURNISHED, REASONABLE.
4orlT, $, .UO-Buslness man can secure we'll
furnished room IN private home, board OPP
lonal; refined neighborhood.
CHOICE VACANCIES Large airy rooms new
~ furnished, porch house, steam heat, elcc-
iric light refined uelRh'd, pTiv. family NiCin-
ity of 10Th and Berks Phone Diamond 2Ol3 ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

LOCUST, lG1s-Wel- furnished apartment !
large airy rooms; refs. Phone walnut 1000 w.
LADY having furnished housekeeping apart
ment would Ike to share same with business
women. Phone Locust 2+i2 w, -
STfRLET room and bath in the Newport, 10th
and Spruce. l. i43. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
BOARDING

ARCH, 2Oit t-2OI5 Dorchester - Beautifully
decorated and furnished. running water
couples, SUI single, So; hotel service & table
CHESTNUT, 448O-Pleasantly furnished rooms
IN, refined family, convenient locationi ID
story front 2d-iioor back table board phone,
CHESTNUT ST. 4O3a-Beautlfu home vita
every comforts references. Miss Hanley
NORRIS. W. GlO-Nicey furn. single roomi
lady or gentleman. Phone Ken. 3i"2 W.
RACE 34t3--Traincd nurse has pleas, home for
tet people desiring good accom- spe care
OF invallds or elderly persons, Preston 3ieo y.
SPRUCE, 1923 -3O--Deslrabie suite with private
bath; choice table board Walnut 1888 w.
SPRUCE. 1924. &c (Brlsmonde) )-Furn. rooms,
slisle, en- suite; private baths table board
SPRUCE. 1870 SUITE WITH PRIVATE
BATH: OTHER ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
WALLACE, 1S2t-wcll-hlrnished single and
double rooms; refined neigb'd. Poplar 800 ~
WALNUT, 37O8- PRIV. family will board ROT.
sentleman private bath convenient to city.
WALNUT 4Sli-2d floor rooms with board:
near IL, southern exposure; refs exchsd'
WALNUT, iail--2d floor front for couple or
gentleman. also single room, I'd hoor.
18TH n. OF PINE-Pnrty OF gentlemen eau
have bedrooms, smoking room, home cooking;
no other hoardors Phone Locuft 2l82 j.
10TH y, 70O--Private family will board re-
fined ccntlomen conv. to city, Barring S'S.
4lST ST y. 2-Plensantly furn rooms; board
optional, conv. TO H." Preston 2lb6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
APARTMENTS

BROAD. ~. 21O4-Modern apts,, furn. or un-
furn.; private baths board optional; reason.
JEFFERSON, 1iO0-FUrnlshed or unfurnlshed,
rarlor suite PRIV. hath 4 bell; hardw lloors
SPRUCE, 1l2O--Bachelor apt. . or ! rooms
private BATH fur. or unfurn.; electric lights,
hardwood floors. all modern improvements
WALNUT l222-24 CK Kenwood)-Desirable apis.
private bath; also single rooms running wa
ter newly renovated; summer rates. phones
10th, s, 1i3-Furnshed complete for hkpg
rooms private bath. Preston 26i6 VI
SPRING GARDEN, 10lO-Excellent apis. IN :
different houses; some furnished; kitchenettes.
FURN. HOUSE. 10 rooms, $40 per mo-; larSe
ward: to months. 442, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
An InlnYed Official

Actual extract from a sailors letter to
his wife:
Dear Jane-I am sending you a postal
order for los. which I hope you may get
but you may not-as this letter has to
pass the censor."-Punch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
Disengaged

Satety-So Jack is engaged. is he? And
is Fanny the brlde-to-be?
First-No, she is the trled-to-be.-Uni-
versity Of Nebraska Awgwan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
MONEY 2 F, FOR a MORTGAGES OR

$40 90 wanted Tor sl1 Irontha on interesi N
ceHllal real eztatai lRr cent and honua.
Rhlfil4e aeeurilf pripcipal only, = fl9,
LalE1r central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
..,II,,-t -r,,p wANrED-TEMAIB

..-,epApH OPERATOR. permanent posi-
tsr woman under 2S must pe o1dfa Iapi1 gny
Hutfi ,.a,,sidered Apply before 10 o clio X.
fN p,,is Publishing Company. Employment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
Here's Hnpinp

When they reach the end Of things
When they clear away the murk
We may see lot Of kings
out of work.
Louisville Courler-JournaI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

| JAPANESE, excellent cook. wants position in
private family yacht; best reference.
| 'r 7 North 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
Jitney-ing

The girls were selling kisses at the
charity bazaar at five cents a kiss"
'Ah. another case of the jltnsy buss."-
LoulAville CouriAr-Journal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
Charity at Home
BUSINESS OF SMELLING
IKE a SSEIIa

Jones tells me he has Just started q
bank account for his new baby"
II see; a fresh-heir fund. d."-Baltimora
American.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
The War Correspondent


--le Rtfe, Paris
Good Lord. what head I've got!
And | must write my letters from the
front"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

". 1D.5vSo,,WEN-UNUsuAB OPPORTUNITY -,
=, tolr women. between ~ ana 80. 70 M
~ iousnt i0o travelling positions, applicants
ftiIn,a have the equivalent Of a high school
n.saratIon nVss and be able to furnish good . ret,
Henees, ,,n,ai school or college training: rail-
w iore salary and commission. Mrs. O. III
~ mo colonial 1ith and Spruce, be-
.sssn 10 a. m. and 1 y. m. evenings by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
Quite a Turn

He-How old are your
She-t've Just turned twenty-three.
He--Oh. see-thirty-two. Boston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
NNcst PhlInhcIplin

Chiffon APARTMENTS
32lS Barring st. 80,
Two frst-class rooms. with priv; batn' Sqla- Sla
able dentist or doctor or apartment MIS-
Belle McCoin, mgr. Bell phone Preston e'6' :
CHESTER NV1a. housckeep'g apts.;3 rms. bath
< kitchcnette; furn. or unfurn, Preston o'oo'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

WHITE Prot woman wishes cooking and
downstairs work; good Laker; country pre-
ferred; reference. 1924 S. 2lst st.
GOOD. reliable sirl wishes place. houscwort.
good cook; no wash best references Apply
2l2I Scars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

BAKER-Second hand bread baker wants po-
sition city or country. l5OS y. Howard.
BOOKKEEPER, general office assistant: ex-
perienced; reference. Il 30 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

A FIRST-CbASS COOK: seashore or moun-
tans. NJ 1874. Ledger Office.
a MANAGING housekoeper by very fine cook
and saving housekeepcr. VI 433, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

.5lps ON all parts Of shirtwaists silks
ppbftA,,,Vons steady work: highest nay. Hage'
~ e9tsys 'Tefs Company. 3d and Brown.
eola as,1ERA ATORS. XPERiENCED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

16T-ACRE, Main Line ?. r. r. bargain; only
500 per acre, J. B. THOMPSON. West Ches-
ter, Pa,
as ACRES, near Dowuingtown, $4,000 reasona-
bic. A. u. Head. West Chester, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-11

= soREERs si SE, wanted experienced. o1e car