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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15
SERBIA OPENLY
FLOUTS BULGARS

house NJ commons ON the Balkan sit
uallon Yesterday " Foreign Secre.
tsry Grey
Actual military operations In the
lihlAan Show little change since the
capture of belgrade except for brief
torols h' Sornmus and Bulgarlans.
Defending her action In declaring
war bulgaria claims her neutrality
was Violated hy Serbia. official ALI
hounrrmeut That serbia had declared
war uu her urighhor WAS made today.
Ihr Nerhluns arr rliuging desperate
y lo the height, above Belgrade,
waiting tur ussi,tnucr from their al
lies. Such aid Is expected soon az
uenerM Surrail, commander OF the eX-
editlunary force. whose splendid de-
Tense of the Ncrduu district contrib.
uted greatly % the victory " the
allies on the Marine. has landed at
SaloniN
On the western front the British
have gained considerable ground.
some OF which they subsequently lost
under the German she'll fire. Con
flicting claims concerning the posses.
Sion " nm No. ~ were ended by
the statement NJ the under secretary
NJ war In the house NJ cnmmons that
the British official report had been
read incorrectly, In reality claiming
only the capture NJ the mining works
around this position.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

PARIS, Oct l5-Russlan lnteryen.
tion In the Balkans probably will he
preceded by manifesto issued by En-.
peror Nicholas M chief protector" of
all slsvs to the Bulgnrians denounc.
Ing what vii, be characterized M the
treason" Of King Ferdinand In max.
Ing common cause with the Austro-
Germans Russias enemies. This
manifesto, 1t IL expected win Ne fol.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15
TOILET GOODS FOR SAT.
lRDAN

Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes
double hristlcs. G5r
Zoe ltound Cake Bath Soar. 4
FOR glr
ljc Imported Lambs Wool
Powder puffs. IN,
500 Kinds Almond Cream. &c
Noodbury's Facial Soap, cake
lG,.
2r Jar Mentholatum. 17c.
'Or Jars Rice Face Powder. 8lc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

ROTTERDAM, oct l5 Four Zen.
pelins believed To have participated
In the raid over the london aree ON
"Wednesday night were sighted home.
ward bound over various parts ~ Uol.
land early yesterday morning and
were fired on by Dutch sentlnels n
Is reported that one ainhlp. I'm
was crippled aud disappeared townrL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
NJ October are past due. II not paid by
p p m. NJ the 18th service will be- d~,
continued Pioneer Tel y Tel Co v
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15
CLUB
QUITTING IN.
Christian Mems Union ResentS
Attempt to Organize An
other Lyceum Course
NO ROOM, THEY SAY
Then Step Out, Answers Club
Pride Reason for At
tempting New Venture
NO ROOM, THEY SAY

THE Young Mems Democratic club
~of Oklahoma city cumc IN 10. "a
severe Scathlng Friday morning AT
the hands OF Nd l.. Klein, represent
Ing the Christian Mems onion The
combined religious denominations, rep
resented In the Union have obtained
q lyceum course Of twelve number, tu
be presented In the high school audi
torium at different Intervals during
the coming winter, starting with
Tuesday night, and Mr. Klein declare,
that the Young Mems Democratic
club Is making misleading statements
IN attempting 10 start another ,Unr-r
or lyceum numbers 10 also be- ur
sented In the high school
Circular letters have been sent 1W
over the city Announcing that the
club In question had combined with
the Mutual Lycrum company for the
purpose OF presenting course OF
twelve numbers, also. and ~pllrltJu-
the aid of the rultrr Democrat.
club.
Calls II Money Scheme
Theirs Is just money making
scheme declared Mr. Klein "Ihr
Star entertainment ruur,r organized
last year 10y the Christian Men, lu
Ion, does not make one cent NJ profit
Last year we LOST SllO n i- obvious
ly impossible to support two such
courses"
When questioned concerning the
allegations mudr by kIru Humce H.
llagNn, president NJ the Young Men
Democratic club Of oklahoma city
admitted that the Nppm course re-
fcrred to In the general letters wa,
being organized for profit only.
No Law Against Competition
There Is no law against two ly
reum courses existing ul the same
time said Nj lln-au The Chris
tIm Mems Union i, ur liberty to leave
the field TO rs II II find, that the two
COURSES cannot exist together. This
Is field where money can bc, made.
and II IL our intention lu raise all the
money we can tO send delegates tU
the state convention at Tulsa Ia the
spring II the Star Entertainment
course lost money last year that is
not our fault"
Mr. Hagan stated that II was not
the oriHnal Intention NJ the club To
raise money by this means, but that
the political speaking program which
had been attempted had fallen down.
aud that the contract previously made
with the Mutual lyceum company
compelled the club 10 go ahead now
aud get out NJ its difficulty the best
way It could The Mutual company
contracted to provide five entertain.
cr,. The politlcal spcnkcrs failing, II
WIS up to the club lo arrange for the
other numbers
The affair Is stlll somewhat mp In
the air. and II is understood that Il
Will be- held Friday night To
determine the best course ~ pursue
concerning the lyccum numbers which
the club II attempting to promote.
Every night Dancing Auditorium
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

PARIS, Oct 15.-The Germans are
attacking IN great force near Passaro.
Vita, which commands the Morava
valley according to NiNh dispatch
to the Matln. The serbs are resisting
Stoutly and II is asserted thnt the In.
vaders have not advanced more than
four miles south of the river nj any
point ON the Danube front
The Bulgarians have been repulsed
In the Tlmonk valley where new
action is IN progress along the entire
front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15
THREE NEW HOUSE
DRESSES

THREE NEW HOUSE
DRESSES
uur developed In tissue cling.
nam lu q variety Of combinations
stripes, has collar and cuffs of
French ,olle. tailored pockets
uu0 peurl buttons $3.50
This one IL ~ silk gingham In
checks. finished in an rmbroid.
cred puplln collar SEQ.
A utility dress il made NJ
Nmo'hrag gingham. ln light aud
dark rulur- Sl.OO.
STORM SERGES 98c YD.
Al. wool aud heavy. A sure.
enough storm serge, ~ 10 80
In.hrs wide; brown, green. Cop-
"nharrn, navy red, tan, gray
and black.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

LONDON, oct ia dispatch to
the Times from Athens says the Ser
bians still hold the heights around Rel.
grade at distance " IL miles from
the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-15

the German frontier, moving erratlc.
ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
Local Man Leads Best Players
in Country in Champion
ship Event.
A. W. FOX RETURNS HERE
AFTER SOJOURN ABROAD
Brings From London Rules for New
Variation of the Game.
"Krieg-spiel."

With two-thirds OF the great West
ern Chess Association championship
tournament past history. Norman T.
Whitaker OF Washington. n. c.. leads
the most representative field of Amer
lean chess masters ever brought to-
gether. with six straight victories TO
his credit. Right behind the local ex-
pert comes Jackson Showaiter former
United States champion. with I'VE wins
and one adjourned game. and It seems
certain that the hattie for first honors
viii be between these two. w L. Moor
man. we'll known IN this city. is IN
third Mace with a score of Az to ~.
Whitaker has won from Moorman.
Elliot Barkuloo, Hokenson. Fry ana
P1atten. while Showalter's victories
were over Elliot. Platter. Barkuioo.
Hahlbohm and Fry glance at tn.
score after seven rounds Of play win
show that the two leaders have 30
meet fields Of equal strength in their
remaining games. and that first honors
most probably will rest upon the out
come of their Individual contest:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
BROOKLAND ATHLETIC MEET.
Open Events Labor Day at Big Sub
urb Promise to Be Exciting.

The Brookland Athletic Association
and the members of the Brookland Cit
liens Association have combined for
a celebration on Fort Bunker Hill.
Brookland. Labor day, at $3.50 o'clock
The following handicap events are
open to residents Of the District of
Columbia:
Open handicap races-50-yard dash.
boys over seventeen years old; 44o-
yard dash. boys over sixteen years old:
sso-yard run. open: one-mile run. open;
standing broad jump, open; shot put.
open. Gold, silver and bronze medals
will be awarded in these events
Events open to Brookland residents
only: Boys.-50-yard dash, boys 1916
years: 5O-yard dash, boys IL over: So
yard dash, 1I-13 years, 110-yard dash.
boys 1918 years. 220-yard dash. boys
II years and over. Girls-50-yard
dash, girls 16 years and over; 50-yard
DASH girls IL years and under. 50-yard
dash, girls 11-15 years. Ladies-Egg
race; prize drawing contest. Men-Fat
mems race. 1855 pounds and over; thin
mems race, 100 pounds and under.
Donated prizes are offered in these
events.
waltz will be given.
Dancing, free motion pictures with
music will be the attractions and re-
freshments will he on sale.
Address entries to M. Barr. 18th and
Kearney streets. Brookland. or B. c.
Washington, 124s Lawrence street.
Brookland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Whitaker's splendid work at Excel
sior Is not the only cause for reioici-,,.
among the local chess fans. A. W.
Fox has returned from his long So
iourn abroad. and members of the
Washington Chess and Whist Club are
preparing for the most brilliant chess
season ever known in this city. In
Fox and Whitaker the local club has
the two leading American amateurs.
superior in playing strength and abl-
ity to the majority of the professional
masters. Mr.. Fox, who always has
some novelty with which to delight
the frog pond" brings from London
the rules of the latest chess sensa-'
ton. 'sKrieg-spiel," and table for this
facinating variation of the royal
pastime will be arranged in the rooms
of the Washington Chess and Whist
Club.
Following is the score of Mr.. Whita-
ker's victory over Fry. the West Vir-
ginia champion. in the first round Of
the Western Chess Association tourna-
ment. now being played at Excelsior.
Mimi:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

As already stated, my form of diet Is
very simple one, and care Is exereised
as to the combination Of food taken at
the same meal. Owing to the fact that
the principal tournaments are played
In various localities, ar. always very
careful about drinking water 1t is
not SO much that the water at a given
place Is bad: much more Is II the
change Of water from some previous
place that upsets the stomach To
avoid this constant change I drink a
standard bottled water that Is sold
everywhere
My tennis In recent years has been
distinctly seasonal. During the winter
months allow my game 10 utterly 60
out of practice, which necessitates a
reconstructive process every spring
preparatory to the summer tourna
ments. This involves for the most part
gradual training of the eye and the
bringing of the muscles back into the
required state of activity sad faxibil-
ity. which they naturally lose through
the inactive winter months. Each year
] must train myself anew, both men,
tally and physically, up to a concert
pitch 1t Is only by this general meth
cd that I feel ! can reach the greatest
heights of my game.
Such plan could not have been pos
sibie n few years ago. when my game
was more in the constructive stage.
Then more continuous play was need
ed. as a 1ay-od for period of months
would tend to retard development. 1t
Ia only after ones game has rounded
out that long resi- can be taken and
the loose threads picked up again with
few weeks practice. This. In part,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
WAR TEAM DEFEATS
NAVAL ACADEMY PLEBES

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 21-
The base ball team Of the War
Department of the Departmental
League of Washington played
rings around the Naval Academy
Plebes this afternoon, winning
by 10 to 5. 1t was the second vic
tory for the Washingtonfans. A
few weeks ago they came through
by 6-tO-5 count. Downey,
formerly Of the Brooklyn Ma.
tfonals, served them mp today. He
apparently toyed with the Mid
dies, and Strait WINS ON the re-
ceivinE end. Rocky and Sullivan
was the Navy battery. The Mid
dies fieIded loosely and could not
hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

For every team except the victorious
one many Of as have little but scold-
ings and rappings and paintings. Sue
cess 10 the only merit we recognize.
Our team is great when II wins and a
disgrace when II loses. Our perspec-
tive. our viewpoint, is influenced by
nothing else. and SO Ii all wrong. Some
thing lost sight of is that the race, not
the pennant. is the main object of
lighting. Some day we may learn to
put the game above the prize, and this
goes for every other sport as much as
for base ball. which 10 the best game
of all and containing quite a. much
sportsmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
iEAVYWEIGIITS ARE ANXIOUS
TO GO AGAINST JESS WILLARD
Frank Moran Most Prominent Boxer Being
Doomed for Battle With
the Champion.

fore him have taken-a good beating
from an inferior but younger boxer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
Manager Le Clair Not New
to Ranks of Amateur Ball

Manager LIE Clair Of the Ma
chinists has handled teams in the
amateur ranks before, having led
the Navy Yard club and the
Pumping Station nine in the old
days Of the Capital City League.
Lie Clair has gotten together good
teams In years gone by,. and last
week pulled his men together
win the title in his section after
all had seemed to be lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
OUTFIELD OF MACHINISTS
IS STRENGTH OF TEAM

The three players holding down
positions In the Machinists' ont
held are generally conceded to be
the strength Of the club. Beatty,
Chaplin and Raba are fast, good
hitters and clever Aelders. They
seem to have done most OF the
batting and run scoring. Chaplin
played at Central High last
spring, and was one Of the stars
Of scholastic ranks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

WHITE.
White to play and mate In three moves.
I o-KfT ks 49,. XXX y
2 KtxPch Anything QxN anF'hihS
Mate d Aate
Kt-KB2 or OBS
2QxBch kfxQ
8 Kip mate
PROBLEM BY G. B. VALE.
BLACK.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
APARTMENTS

BROAD n. a0I-2 rooms and bath furn or
unfurn.; electric lights hardwood floors. vim
dow seat, etc. private porch southern expo
sure large yard. Photos az Ledger Central
SPRUCE. 1420-Tsgo or rooms with private
hath, fuFn. or uufurn.; electric lights hard
wood houIs, an modern improvements.
SPRING GARDEN. lai0-Excellent pats Ia s
different houses; sowe fur'd; kitchenettes.
WALLACE ISL -Unfurnished apta.. rooms
with private bath. - noot. Poplar 1880
WALNuf 1a29-3t-I 70 rooms. with hath;
furn. or unfurn excellent service: some
housekeeping. also professional ofdeea and
business rus Locust aaa6, Inquire OF ianitor.
W WALNUT 1912 20 fKenBoo od)-Ileslfahla gaea
single Or ca suite: PRIV. baths; WlI furnish
o znll tenant moderate EeaE. Walnut s1sa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

FoR SALE OR REST CHEAP Faetory % ,
600 square feet floor snaeei formerly nsed a.
piece goods dFer and hnisheri ta2 paslefa
ana tHo engines. 81 eda. LEDGER once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
SQUIRREL FOOD
Patriotism

Rather unexpected was the reply OF a
Mrs, Tommy Atkins 10 a gentleman who
inquired IL her husband was at the front;
'Yus." she said, IAN I 'ope ell serve
the Germans as o served me."-Boston
Transcript.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

POSITION that wlil pay 5000 70 5000
YEARLY is open 10 business man Of ability,
asol Character and clean record who IS ilt in-
Resf 10000 ln profitable manufacturing huai-
MS + t5s Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

Ha,. MANAGER
esFe sFe you an opening for a young man who
AMI originate and apply ideas Ia stimulate
aetiytt,n tt,neourage selling force to Increased
ana eo6tr5l lnS lossesses ability 10 manage
esS u master details without being told twice.
ef S,b,h ~ aet ~ an executive capacity? All
satisfactorily proven. q 256. Iedger Fei1traf
ga ANh WIFE. with boy years of age,
ee,st Leslllons as butler and cook English ;
UlS74s UlS4s EsIefred llO2 Green.
man, Asp ,S,so WlFE-Man gardener and house
n - - y ne cook ex. ref. l. 0lI. Ledger on
ass ND WIFE, white. Protestant. butler
~ ~ soes; hTst-elass ref. L lO2, Led, on
AN % needs employment; reliable, honest;
- nus, q 5a5 Ledger Central.
Fx-A.4, SALES PROMOTION
iiad Win ~ IaEh 81 hfgister man highly quai-
tst ON work ami In developine bigh-
fssraiaed ri5eed selling force.
- THOMAS A. CARR. zoe 8. Broad st.
Eve years .,isAi.s!3 SALESMAN "a ,,,.,.. .--,-
one osaS ~ 70 represent manufactured locally ;
hishesf eHRls Vide opportunities, age 25;
s=s-e sslsIeaees. 9 25f, ledger Central
sisssa5tshAN ss. with Is years, experispos an
szsillef business Woufd aeee5t e,setts. ID. - ~
ssesssi reliable, o 15f. Ledger ti Central. '''s'
High elias. sALEsAAN
afd wiz years experience clean rec
zsfs 9 S3s Ledger Central
ssiaes ssse ~ capable, euerseilc. grit 10
I<izer ttii3i not an onder-taker g 80.
81 tsass % sears experience in city
- Ledger Central
sl 6re-s3 eegaainted Win hardware frada.
sHss aa desires chance. ) yearsi
e - Ledser Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FIRST CLASS cooks. chambermalds, watt
rnsRes parlormalds Chidnurses ladies'
maids understand dressmaking; English and
irish buffers, housemen, temporary help,
cleaners, laundresses by day: all well recon-
nended, wish situations, city country.
MRS. KANE, 81 s. 10Th. Locust 3n1D.
MISS PETERSON. 2o}4 FitEwater.-Comp
tent cooks plain cooks, Mattresses, chamber
maids, kitchen maids, laundresses houseworlt
girls, buffers and gardeners. Phone Spruce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTOMOBILE OPPORTUNITY
Oldest established garage In Atlantic
CITY. situated at intersection of State
roads leading 10 Philadelphia. Allan
tic city Cape May and other resortsi
fully equipped machine shop and
stock OF accessories; mint for The
right party; no agents. +, o. Box
i0I. Mays Landing. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

LIONS HEAD Locust t2Is-l5 Furnished
apts single or en- suite.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
APARTMENT HOTELS
Ardnore
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS rooms, 500; rooms. Si5;
one completely furnished apartment, $50. SO
store. nr FLEMINN. gs o. I.nncaater ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY
FEMALE

Many urgent, worthy cases arc slrl in the
| care or the Emergency Aid Committee Inn
S'2 men6nSS baoW Tpst Io be eo fo9h ha
! Lincoln building.
| CQLoRED WOMAN wants laundry work by
tho day. best reference +. A. 1sG.
can address 1000 envelopes day Il. A. lO2.
EXPERT CHAMBERNtAtD-1Ia had expert
ence in city hotel; 10 years old. r. A. 1872.
wants work to do VIZ n 4, ADVi6S 10 o' ro'sF0"'0
PUPILS WANTED nv an Italian lady VINO
fS9SnsS TcSrsscd languages H en- Om0rod'ry excellent
! WIDOW wants days work, washing or scrub
hing, strong, best reference. Il. A. 1sa
WIDOW waits l, position as linen room maid;
| WIDOW wants sewing at home; best refer
| WOMAN wants houscclcanng; northern sec
tion Of city; best reference. T. A. lSS
WOMAN wants washing; southern part of
city; best reference. u. a. 1S2, -
WoMAM ION wants nursing to Do home at nishts
YOUNG WOMAN, with artificial limb wants
-cler position, tclonhonc operator. u 4. 49,.
MALE
The Emergency Aid Committee has on nIo
the following applicants, whose references
hnvc lecn verified
BAKEry-MarrItd man, . chIldrcn wants posi-
tlon; Is well recommended T.. a. l3i.
BRASS MDLDER-Man with I years rcfcr-
We'll r6Sommcnddd. u. A. 100. .''''''' '','''
BRASS ,PoLIsHER-Mnn with good ror. wants
BRUStIMAE ER--Young man, married. wants
position badly; best OF reference. z. \.
BRICKLAYER-Exp. man wants position; out
of work aome time. +. A. 100.
KLAYER--NGiddle-ngc man desires posi-
tIon: very good references. H. A. III.
BUTCH HfR1,Marrisd RI, man, gXp' meat gutter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

APARTMENTs, S25 TO SO PER MONTH;
all conEenicnCcs; near station. John NaCey,
SO N. Highlond ave. Iansdowne, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

THE PINEHURST 46TH 8 PINE SITS
- ~ APARTMENT b T.
rooms ana bath Well furnished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, young man, sober.
reliable, energetic; years experience; ref
erence. 2jS, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN

BooKKEEPER cost accountant. good sys-
tematizer best reference, open for perma-
nent position T. T15 Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

GERMANTOWN. 235 w. Rittenhousa st.. be-
tween wayne annd Greene-DesiTable rooms.
with board; homellkei phone Gtn. 1873 \.
GERMANTOWN. 1870 W. School lane (Chancei-
lorl-lst-elass IN lts appointments. Gtn. 27i4.
NURSE HAVING COTTAGE ~ BERK-
SHIRES WILL TAKE INVALID FOR SUM
MER REFBRENCE E&CH. PRES. $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

CHAUFFEUR, coored with private family
careful driver don't drink smolte refer
ence last employer. C 557, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

CHAUFFEUR- GARDENER, 3 years. expcr,
best refs. single, sober. G 455, Ledger Cen.
CHAUFFEUR, white, mechanic. wishes situa-
ton, priv. family; ref. 140i PIT. Breeze ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

BOY, colored, II, wishes place as houseboy
make himself useful. 211O Latona st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07

BROWN. 3020-Bright, sunny room, . gentIe-
men or couple good table. Barring liI7 d.
CHESTER, 5OO5-Private fam. has pleasant I'd
story rn, refined gentlemen, ref. Wood 352iL.
CHESTNUT, 4OO9-rwo desirable second floor
front communicating rooms; single or en-
suite; hot and cold water; board Pres, 2Dl3W
CHESTNUT. 443O-Very pleas. furn. rooms IN
ref conv location; 2d-sLOry 'front.' back; alb
single room; table board phone.
HAZEL AVE. bt22-Vauancics In refined
home for those desir, home comforts; phone,
LEHIGH, w, 13tS-l5-Desrable vacancies;
rooms With board; conyentenees; phone,
RACE, A13-TraiBCd nurse has pleas home for
ref. people desiring good accom-; special caro-
OF ihyallas on elderly persons Preston t5O5 ID.
SPRUCE, tO2s-30-Desirable suite with private
BATH choice table board Walnut 7255 W.
SPRUCE, 1O2g-Cheerful single and doubO
rooms; private path; excellent table; phone.
single, en- suite; private bathsi table board.
BATH: OTHER ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
WALLACE. tls2l-Wen fur. single and double
rooms; exceptional table. Poplar 3025 A.
WALNUT, ADil-Large cheerful front, attrac-
tive, comfortably turn, also single room; line
table, price right priv. fam, Barg 1896 W.
WALNUT, 3005-Warm, pleasant rms bsaut-
ful neighborhoodi board. Preston 642l A
WALNUT, 43O0-Pleas. furn. single or double
rooms for gentlemeni good table Pres 4S22D
18TH. NJ 125-Large front rooms. with board;
also other vacancies; phone.
21sT, n. 144-Shgle ana double rooms: run-
ming water; conY.i home cooking; phone.
10TH. NJ, T0O-PTlyate family VIII board re-
fined gentlemen; convenient to city. Bar. SIS.
h0TH NJ lo7-Pleasant 2d-story room; nicely
furn: exeellent table board Barring $50