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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31
DEATHS

wALsH.-on December 20. 1918. OATH
ARlNE. wife, Of John walsh lnee Meadel,
the sacred Heart, Altar and Rosary, so9ei.
S, 9i 81 hMaomnS M ~ b Spo'f1; fn1,;tteA "a s9o sat
Tend thc 'fT funeral" On Mo%nasSys AZ $50 q. m,
SSSRTs gs5et gs5 Mass % htqgie"i in3Grsn, ES 4
Holy GROSS Cemetery
/ WALTON suddenly, on December 20, 1915,
Join H. WAlToN Relatives ana fEiends g. end
9ay 81 f q mi morf az si Pa@ nj s as
forG foG ffTS1a fntSPms6t fS bTiyatc 'Wam Penn ceme
sry somertom Pa Remains Remain may be viewed
WARREN.--Ou December 20. 1915, DANIEL,
hHsRaqd s 51 obr MF srv Teg sTeTge ahd n he o5
OF Sh2Wmont Water Works md ,all or
i:8l p. m. Funeral strictly private at con-
wEII.-on December 60 1915. REBEccA.
wife Of Isaac Wei and daughter ol the late
friends are Invited 10 attend tho funeral
heTr' ate re9n2ea 9R 2 No+th i7tR 81 Inter- M
ment at Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.
wEIss.-on December 90. 1915. KATHA-
Wciss aged q Years. Relatives and friends,
Jarob's Church arc. invited to attend tho
her hsPeI5 ac SerS3 rSs3Snee. e isi9 N6rb Marv@mc me- s
friends may call call on Sunday. from to
D. m.
HiNE' Beloved vito Of, John Welsh ,Jaeo
Meade Relatives SO, and friends Of {hg ,iamri iam-
"s1 sad 'PS Roy 9E9S ESos 81 snS Of Sa'raa st Eam9n
church Sc an! the PFoPpaEati9n Of & ths E9ithi
$50 a. NJ, from her late. residence. 221s
Resinfo9 ST. solemn i5isa M3ss Of Requiem
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
WIELAND.--On December 20, 1915. at his
lutc residence, 300 n. Delhi st, RICHARD.
fIner5i viii be given
and friends arc invited, %, attend funeral
fesidenco Of Ills dauEiitcr Mrs Howard COZ
Inns, ~ Green ST. lnterment private. Fern
wILIIs.--At New. Orleans. La. on Dcccm-
Der % 1919, HUGIf, son OF the late Samuel
invited 70 attend funeral services on m sun
nGee Mrs, .Wqitsr ,Esgqr5 1905 s 26th 81,
mobile service
wIIsON.-on December 2s. 1915, JOHN b.
sa5 also sfSd James ss"5 Rspv6rg Gs SRa NS
+. and A. M.i. wins6Roctine TiI1be. No. &5,
I. 9. 4 n Ha9nd.in- Hand Lodge. No ~
gatuT BuildInE Ass9s,latqn directors OF the
ana all other societies Of when he was a
member, are invited to attend the funeral,
az Gensc sSs r5cdRm 6 6rfP FP99or 3s aFo RE- Re-
mans S& SG i|S6 ai $orh n cedaF lin "tST
wILsoN;;mAt Memphis Tenn, on pcesm-
60, and n dauEh,sr OF william m, A. end 2 Eliza,
Funeral RGr6 Wit ISseg Ss Oven S wears Duo notice Ok 'Ne
WITTNIAIER.--On December 90. 1915, JA-
COB MiI,IMAiER, in hls ,o%d year. Rela-
E3 J. q 2 o. ,r E nTh fgtGnPcrf - fSdge IfS NS
AZ the tessidsnce OF hls son. Frederick, Wit
vatc. Please omit flowers.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One time NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5c per line
Three times one week. ............ I2l.o per line
Six times one week. .....,...r,-. lOC per llne
Situations Wanted three times ono 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 tlrne rate for EyEylHG LEpaER
and PUBLlc LEDiER combined is lH cents per
line. with the exception OF Help Wanted and
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ROOMS FOR aENr

PERSONS Wishing 1 or 2 rs,--. -.
without private bath, In 4 besmsh. VIA ~
house. With hot-wator heat onnn.!ssullt tn
nc mouse use, saue5e WIlte 4o4. Eedrsr !ls
OWNER, having. beautiful dwsiiins - y Sllcs
Ct, near 10th. desires to rent baob.,onn sprue,
large furn, rooms: private hair he'or r spt, II
PLEASANT rooms, unfurnJsbss Sentrsl
-honsekeeplng private family. BsrinS o,,gnyA
NEAR N. Phila. station; attraetIvsIy s,..s ~ y.
sIe roomsi good car service. Tioga basa- ~.
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FIFTY CENTS A WEEK BUYS A VICTROLA
Call or write for particulars;
Cor 9Th and Thompson sts.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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TYPEwR1TERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, false teeth. feather beds,
broken icwelTy, gold, silver. diamonds bought.
735 Walnut. Walnut 702G. Est. 'G6.
BROKEN .JEWELRY false teeth pistols. coins,
b. Boss people's Store). 2G6 S, lIth, Waliis6.
CAST OFF clothing: high prices: ladies' evg.
gowns: Eentltmen's clothing; postal or ph.
Mkt 2OOO. SelEsohn. Sth and Sp. Garden.
FURNITURE, pianos. carpets antiques; entire
or part houses bought for cash: no matter
how large. ]. Bernstein. 1854 Ridge ave.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DIAMONDS,
old gold, ul1tinuW. false teeth; also pawn
tickets 1900 Ftlbert st., I'd floor front.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

CIIAAIBERWORE and waiting wanted; Irish
experienced; reference. u 5l7, Ledger Office.
COMPANION. educated, refined woman. 3 yrs
city reference. III 4UJ, Ledger Office.
DAYS WORK. cooking cleaning or laundry /:
eNper. woman. reference, III 4u4, Ledger on
DRESSMAKER wishes engagements an home
or out; references. Telephone Dick. 3O95 w.
GOVERNESS, knows little English; willing
Ledger Office
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up-to-datc methods; references. BAG Arch ST.
ATDIrGNG big 5gTa 9nd tt2 ill., done by responsible
BooKKErPER cashier ana ories. man open
presgnt TnGsen; Al refarspces and BOND Bond u
S5 ST 664s each a n5 s6S6 dsvos o S6o
Sd RSsdpps sasuT 2F ny nSsSR eseE &
FoSa ro 5 5vftS hsdFSr s"B
CHEMIST tGaa sn4 FPssysJH ss 9sare' 6cs
CIVIL ENGINEER. %: Y. Of r wants op;
P2Fgvat e oa SfS aSl se Ga 8 led GSn
auto { heaters; yrs' rel q 4S2 Led cent
GARDENER, single, understands all work on
beet CITY reference. 1929 S. 18th ST.
MAN AMP WIFE F9lored. experlepced butler
Phone present place Germantown 1i6o.
MAN younE thorGfgEhy SHPSrieRce55 g.! !stssn88s
Man wishes position waiter or porter. Call
NAM SS2red %sss 'i!gst2n s o, SSqN general
maj &sR |! Y Esars Snqs.ss;g OnsFs%%s qapsPsss.
NURSE. practical, :. and companion, desires
SrSnao Ssn wiz ny2d u R S ave.
HA MAN rearanres ISnr Wiz sfe sffe'ffsd ffedssr r9 o
sALEs ENGR. :; stcel-plate and ahee. metal
cate 6n'ySwhero:. age 5s N 255,, Ledger on,
SALESMAN. experienced in lumber business
ana acquainted with the trade in Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey and Delaware,
opcn for ono or, two good, side lines after
January ago 20. married.: best reference.
g dl5, Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, hustler. 2s, produce results. de-
slres change: salary. q 45I. Ledger Central.
sGN4RHHE &SdaHS a% F9 3c GnRa @hSs qBs5ai
any reliable firm or corporation ! can furnish
best references bl4. Ledger Office.
STENOGRApHER, typewriter and office man;
long experience. best city references. p, #.
Baldwin. NO2 Pine St, CITY.
TELEGRAPHER- - II years experience, com
mercIal and railroad: brokers office pref:
best rcsCrcnccs. 22H, Ledger office.
MANAGER-After January am de-
sirous Of connecting with q firm who needs
traffic maragCr: Il wears railroad expert
enCc and graduate Of interstate commerce and
traffic. references. VI 2IO, Ledger Ofnce.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE

GovBRNEss OF private seoy college grad. !
srS skrnSowledge, music. French craving etc. /;
MAZDA lady who Is closing her house for
the winter wishes to place 9. very good maid
ns waitress and chambermeld Apply by let
ter Willies Hartshorne, the Clinton, 10th
and Clinton SITS.
NURSE. undergrad, wishes permanent pos, I,
special on mental cases. @ 254, Ledger Cent
NURSE, living in suburb desires semi -invhlids
or convalescents. d 623. Ledger Ofice.
STENOGRAPHER, thor. exp, compet. good
-oorrespondent; best refs. 34e, ledger Cent.
WOMAN, young, in reduced ciroumstance. well
educated and honest. wishes permanent posi-
tion nj real mothers helper; thorough homs
training and four months actual experience,
reference; would be valuable Rssistant any
where, city or county So. 842, Ded. Cent.
WOMAN, middle-aEed. assist housework :; adult
Family small wages West Phila. preferred.
II 40S, Ledger Office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. MARY T. MCCARTHY, 2lO7 Christian
tLoc, 1890, supplies 4 wants lst-class Prot,
WANTED--Cooks, chambermaids, chidnurse,
houscwOrk girls Mattresses and attendants.
Miss Rose DouEhcrty 1919 W. Girard ave.
MRS. MINTZBAFT'. 1890 Christian at. (Dick-
inson 5li)-Supplics all kinds OF help: Ger
man chef. chambermaid for hotel refs.
NICHOLAS. 1920 Bainbridge st.-Competent
help: all natIonAlltles. phOne locust PHO.
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SACRIFICE SALE until Jan. l n Il kinds
diamond iewelry; 600 diamond e 2llieres.
40 per cent. less than other places. or money
refunded. l. L4pkin, 1900 FilbeTt St. % floor.
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ALL CARS BOUGHT for Parts
ECu0EER AlIl-4a-Ih MARKET STREET


STOP! LOOK! AND LISTEN!
We buy old autos In any wrecked condition;
get our price before YOU sell them. Phone or
write Southwestern Junk Co.. 1857 Carpenter.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MADp

ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE MANAGER, Is years
experience: auiits. corporation work. manu-
featuring cosis. financial statements. credits
and systematl2lng; open for engagement;
Philadelphia referencea. G las Ledger Cent
ACCQUNTANT-Bookk first class.
uerlenccd In factory costs, credits collections
up-to-date methods; references. 6l32 Arch ST.
AUDITING, big and little done by responsible
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

TIP If p kIFEPoER's HoysgYToyLD EEa1sTnEy
with experienced housewQrk girls cooks,
eehamhermaids, waitresses. laupdresses day,s
ehiidnurses. housekeepers - both managing
and working; couples, call, write or tele-
phone Miss Reed (Walnut or. Main 9oO0).
Suite 23O-236 Ledger Bldg. 9Th and Chest
nut sts.
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HELP wANrFp-FEMALE

COoKrNC and dovnstairs work white eirii
German preferred. Meet employer Room 23o
Public Ledger. today. o'clock.
~, ~, ,,-..-,--.., -.-...' -. e,rs,- ~
T1rnioT sIocjSi Tsiiiye bines efeadv work
GOOD nav n5id ,vbiie iearninE 10 do our work
Roxford knitfInp 20 RsnioInh * Jefferson.
,,,,,,r-,, ,,,,,.s,,,,,,l,,,,- 5,,rre 1py, INf
tis( EfSA IN - ttIl ,fiifSlt,fS p ~
OPEN IN, cry Nm SifBt1RRS FOR
BOTH WHITE AND COT0RED HELP.
YOU CAN REACH THESE EMPlDYE8S
THROUGH lEDGEiS- WANL ADS W nIIld,ti1 n
ffpyN lffie u t,sII iSkNg tTtsT
Nf,1p M A ,tSSi, .J,SerrsitiJ eTffT,Iss o30.
o9G pISRI 10 fTDCs tSf Bf. ne 6TU AND
CiiESTNtiT;T Sis Fila
-,...,-- , :. 49, =, "a.
GONEEtNf2SS. FRENCH, wanted for llttle, Elrl ~
NSpiy NiS Sbg by mail 10 Nirse Sicyyart Hever
ford ~ ~ ft, Nc 8 Nrj,,orc '7is " -
~ a ~ ". - ie.is- - sit'g' o y 'ss.
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STORAGE

CONTINENTAL,
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
20TII ST ABOVE CHESTNUT
PACKING MOVING, SHIPPING.
Rugs, Carpets cleaned, secured, stored
Bell, Locust 1OCO-Phones-key., Race 41Go.
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;,
1Sl1-lSl0 MARKET ST.
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE - Storage.
moving. packing. shipping, carpet cleaning,
Ph. Earring 752 for estimate. Market and 37th.
McCANN'S STORAGE HOUSE 1TiS y.
1lth ST; moving. packing shipping; auto
vans. Both phones. Let us estimate, -
FREE STORAGE for first month"; moving by
auto vans; shipping, packing, carpet clean
ing, Levin's, 2OiS Ridge. Park 5lS6 a.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEST IHII!A. Auto packing and shlpnlng.
WEST PIIIt.A. 3ST0 LANCASTER AVE,
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Tor like this)
which Is permitted In all classlhcations ex-
cept Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and
Found, Personals, BOARDING and Rooms, add
RATES.
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UNFURNISHED ant Of large rooms com.
municatng, small rooms the samei south
dress smith Baker Bldg, i5oO Chestnut st.
WANTED--By young gentlemen, or Q
room apartment with bath and kitchenette;
fully furnished and centrally located Modern
and reasonable. Address ID 52i, Ledger Office,
OR 2 rooms, ktchenette. bath. furu or un-
furn. G. i5O, Ledger Central
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PRINTING

SNOW WHITE CARDS AND NAME. 3ec.
900 business cards. 81; 800 business cards.
ness cards 81; card case with order Open
evenings CARD SHOP. 1904 Chestnut st.
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ROOMS wANTFn

GENTLEMAN desires room with h.x
OF private family centrally iooat.a -,
end required; no boarding or furnIsses,. Fvn
houses need reply. 155 Ledssr T.ess. rYcri
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

WE coat leaky roofs at small cost and Euarhn-
tee them 10 years: lot us estimate.
AMERICAN ROOFING co. 1895 Ridge avo
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS WANTED

LOCUST. 1213-15 G-ion's Head)-Furn. apta
suites and rooms with private bath.
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VICTROI.A VI AND
SIN 1O-INCH y. f. RECORDS
guaranteed to be in perfect condition.
An excellent outfit for who is looking
for good MACHINE at a, reasonable price.
Call or write for complete descriptions and
large illustrated catalogues.
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9TH and Thomson SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa,
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OLD GOLD

HIGHEST prices in the city paid for old gold,
silver, platinum, faiso teeth old coins bought
and sold. Jewclry Exchange. 20t S. sth.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
Etvlo iCwclry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est 1870. u l.. Clark refnor. S0T Sansom.
CASH PAID, FOR DIAMONDS. PRECIoI,s
stones. gold, silver. platinum false teeth.
Phn. Smelling and Ref. Co, 12s s. ilth st.
OLD. GODp-Cash paid fer old gold, silver.
antique CloCks viii call. Boil phone, Locust
1910 ROGERS. 81 S. i7th ST.
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For SALE

s16-Irowa HEAD GOLD BFAeBIgE. WITH
IIbgTH i6DSFIsn FaIlssnnon9iSS VMi9RGR KGGr sTREET.
s85-PTATfNUM LA VABLGERE,. WITH three
PS9Gafn 0lase. 0SlaiSe f9!s'HPSkt us Market street gu
5HRR bs' al rdaor8 5s83s eonS
Ridge ave-, above Columbia aye..--..z ave.
s9mRIAMoND SGs Rs&MSG si&S RRfEEBBERs REBBER ynI5kN nI6kN G o
PFTTc!GfSt PFfcG, 12s' % MHI2REK;22T NJ EslTERfEET1.o 80
s1O-LA vAGIIERE soLID, GOLD MD gen zen
HTS RTfpHR fHifR9nff nff6A& Office Yas Market s
GENTS s FUR LINED o,yERCyo9sATSSi., Si,t SO AND ~
si2-RRACELET WATCH, sOLID GOLD. val
ue $50. Rieder's Loan oface, Us .. Market ~.
HEATING
M4KrN-KELsEY HEALTH HEAT Is better
and cheaper than steam or not wateili KIM t3[iINSe
KEi.sEY N. isth St, Phia: -
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
WHAT A LOT Of valuable machinsry, would
be saved 4 the bearines Tere, ,l me made r dpT9oIe
YR{5o9N ASD BBRASSsS IF'oUNbRiEs. ii5 North
se'o"u JAMES YocoM 6 SON.
CARRY continually large FEoS st9Hs 81 Of seeO&Hf NH
EbeIey @ Pee II B 0f9 4 aff5P55 f555 saSh oTdeF' s else
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT -
Eines. pumps air compressors. .
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc, l21 N. I'd ST
WANTED To buy or rent. two ,666 c96ptrcaetor,s c,o
track H. g. Amber. 3ll1 VOTE, ROAD. flhla-
dciphla. Bell phone. Tioga b5o9.
DYNNMOS. motors and machinery. bought sold
and rented: armatures repaired. Main 0l.
Market 30G5. Yearsley Co. 224 N. I'd st.
so 3G 40 AZ, as inch ExtraCtors or. Whizzers
engine driven; 90 "a 20, 20 inch helt.driven
Extractors. NUTTABB 1913 N, 9th 81, -
CONCRETE BuGGIEs--Three "Raans9me' 8
cubic IT. capacity iron wheels. with legs Tor
elevator work Seyfert's, 43i N. Sd St
FOR LEATHER, BALATA. CAMEL HAIR,
RED CANVAS AND COTTON. BETTING,
CHARLES BOND CO, h20 ARGH 81. -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
EDISON DIAMOND. POINT PTtoNodRAPH
Cost SEQ new. This OUTFIT Is, complete with
records and will be sold for s6S, payable 10
cents weekly can or write for complete do
Bcriptions and largo illustrated catalogues.
HEPPE,S UPTOWN STORES
Cor. 9th and Thompson Bts
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
rials, A. REICHARD, lll3 CHESTNUT ST.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.
POTTER SCHOOL. or DRESSNIAKING
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1i35 GIRARD AVE.
DREssAIAKING taught. short. practical ineXT-
pcnstve course: patterns cut, SOC, Mcdowell,
3O7 Dencklu Bldg, 1lth and Market.
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FOR SALE

Model b. and Edison
monograph, No. &C. will be sold at reason
able figures. Apply Langfeld Bros. li23 Wal
lace
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sAGEswoNAN

SOFT HAT Observation-Disclosures trim
meFs on mene soft hats wanted lmmodl-
etely. Apply Paymaater's Office, John p.
Stetson Company. 5th and MONTGOMERY ave,
WAITING and downstairs work-Smnli family
in country; experienced German girl with
reterelcel preferred. Address L 1888 Ledger
Branch. nth and Oxford,
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sos LARGE zoNoPHoNE TALKING machine.
with cabinet and 70 records, hnished in
beautiful quartered oak. cost new ssi. Can
he paid 10 cents weekly. An excellent
bargain: in good condition Write for COM
peto list o. baTgain,s, and speGial trial offer.
Corner 9Th and Thompson sts.. Phila-, Pa.
SI7b 6TEINwAY UPRIGHT- st60, ChiokerinR
used pianos, S36 s45 S6T, 81 monthyj play
ere, s275 up. HUGHES BROS. 532 ". 10th.
Ss0-CHICKERtNG UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT. sas N. eth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

wANTBD-BriFht young women between II
and 20 years old 10 tnke UP telephone work:
no experience necessary: salary paid while
learning pleasant work, permanent position.
406 Market St, between a. m. and p. IN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

OFFER n large, variety of apartmsnts at
varied prices and to meet almost any re-
uuirement Cali or send for list, Automobile
service to inspect apartments IL desired
NORMAN s SHERWOOD. 14l1 Walnut a.
SPRUCE G2GO. RACE 3025.
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HEATING

HEALTH HEAT ls better
and cheaper than steam or hot water. Pure
fresh afr with normal moisture. MAXIM
KELSEY, q N. 18th st., Phila.
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NICHOLSON, - on December 20. 1915
CHARLES A., husband OF Adalne T. Nchol-
ton, aged 55 years Relatives and friends,
also Provident Lodge, No. A. A. o. u. w.
are invited to attend funeral on Monday.
At p. m, from his late residence, 216 9th
ave, Haddon Heights, N. J. Interment pri-
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Suburban

BBAUTfFUJ locations special scientiHs a..
Booklet Or. Randall, City line. Ches,nuntu ntuEEi, S,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31

woman for general cleaning in
office building CAL at tho rear of 200 s.
Alat 81 500 --LrnrLmL mLnmLnnt
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Of Henry Rice and daughter OF tho late Peter
and Mary WALL. AGED 90 years Relatives
Sunday. 2 D. M, from her late residence
Halnes sts.). Germantown. lnterment pri-
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N. Il. CORNER 18TH AND WALNUT sr..
NORMAN g. SHERWOOD
1411 Walnut street,

SPRING GARDEN. 1siT-Excellent epts, IN 1
different houses: some furn.: kitchenettss,
WALNUT i43t-Comfort apts.: single rooms;
somo furn. Apply janitor Phi. Spruce 1890.
ATTRACTIVE apartment, unfurnished, central
residential portion of city; well adapted for
lady wishing permanent location in prlvats
house: refs. reQulred. @ 44S. Ledger Central.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-05

nier have gone; the custom house Is
stocked with stretchers for carrying
the wounded the ladies' room is a
soldiers buffet. All the principal no
tells are turned into hospitals
Strange omnib buses meet the view. in
Guiding motor-omnibuses from Lon
don. coated with mud and Crime
They look as if they had been on the
road for half a century. They con-
vev soldiers 10 the front on their re-
turn 10 BouloEne from leave. and
when not so employed appear TO be
used as bedrooms and kitchens or
club smoking rooms.
4 Stationary Hospital.
At the back OF The maritime sta
ton the freight sheds have been con
verted into a military hospital OF the
type known as stationary. An unin-
viting, dismal and uninhabitable
building has been changed into a Sc
ries OF bright wards spotlessly clean,
we'll lighted, well warmed and well
ventilated. II has been a marvellous
work. worthy of the highest praise
This hospital is perfectly equipped
in every particular even down 10 q
special ward for pneumonia cases.
The white walls. the white sheets, the
red blankets and the gray uniform of
the army sisters provide q spectacle
as far removed from any conception
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Of the freight shed AS can be mag
ined. There are two operating the
alters in the hospital, both up 20 date
IN every point
The hospital has also a rest sta
ton consisting OF a ward OF over 80
beds. TT Is intended for the less Sc
riouS cases. for men who may have
some time 10 wait between the ar
rival of the ambulance train and the
departure Of the transport. In a score
of thoughtful ways their vents are
attended TO- They are "mothered. -
This rest station is administered by
Lady Ansernon GordOn-LennoX and
her friends IL is an excellent and
most Womanly mission.
The Converted Casino.
The Boulogne casino has been con-
verted into a military hospital. The
building is in a garden by the edge
of the sea. 1t is composed of a Sc
ries OF immense rooms, with fine
floors and lofty windows, and such
an acreage OF window that il IS open
from end 10 end 10 the light OF heav-
en-
Tt is a hospital breathing frivolity
from its hght-hearted roof top TO its
smiling floor. IT is brilliantly and
perhaps even gaudily decorated. for
it aims to express in stone and plas-
ter. in paint and fligree. i'm gilded
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coruice and marble plaster. q con
Ception OF the joy OF living.
Compared with certain melanch0ilc
hospitals OF certain country towns 4
am half persuaded that IT. is the
nearer of the two 90 the right ideal
The Casino restaurant makes
magnificent ward, with over 90 beds.
At the bar. where rare wines were
once served out. the medicine for
the ward are dispensed. The wine
list has been changed. IN place of
champagne there IS Carbohc lotion.
and in lieu Of hook a bottle OF borc
acid. The ballroom and the room ~
the roulette wheels have been turn
ed into superb wards. But without
doubt. the finest ward IS 10 the great
bacaret hall, with it's glorious painted
ceiling and it's brilliantly disposed
electric lights.
The cashiers office IS now nun
room. on the counter of which lint
and gauze are paid ont in the place of
bank notes and gold The American
bar has become an N-ray room. NeIt
dark. very silent and very mysterious
Never have the British WOUNDED
been so well looked after never has
the army medical service been SO ef-
fCient.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-05
Famous Surgeons
Stories of Wounded
How Boulogne's Gay Casino
Was Made Into Military
Hospital.
BY Sir Frederick Treves
Surgeon 10 the late King
Edward VII

FALKESTONE. March a. Our
steamer was crowded with british
soldiers IN khaki. most OF whom
danced jigs between decks To the mn
sic of mouth-Organs They are re-
turning TO the front after y hours
leave. So spick and span and cbeerv
are they that one would suppose they
were on their way 10 a wedding with
the exception of few nurses with
the Red Cross badge on their arms
this Is ship Of men.
me crowd on the quay. too. has
altered. The gendarme and the 6ona.