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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
THREE YOUTHS
BOUND OVER
STRANGE DARKIEs WHO CAR
RIED TOO MANY PAIRS OF
SOCKS, FOUND TO HAVE
STOLEN LOT OF GOODS.

Three negro youths who gave their
names as Frank Jones, Robert Scott
and o. H. Range, and who said their
homes were in Mobile and New Or
leans, were arrested while trying to
dispose of footwear at such low fig
ure as to excite suspicion, were yes
terday given preliminary hearing
before Justice Will L. johnson, and
were bound over to the court of record
or charges of larceny.
Part of the socks which they were
Offering for sale in this city have been
identified, while some articles which
they had in their possession, and
which they were alleged to have
stolen, has also been identified, and
separate charges may be the ultimate
outcome of the court of record.
1t was discovered some time since
that they had shipped box. by ex-
press to Birmingham. This was re-
turned here upon the demand of
local officials and was examined yes
terday. It contained fine footwear
pants, shirts, ETC., and lot of bot
tied whiskey. The mems clothing
has been identified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
Lime Against Tuberlosis

In the May IS, 1912, Issue Of the Jour-
nal OF the American Medical Association
appeared this statment concerning call
cIum 0inne) medication In tho treat
ment Of tuberculosis.
"Under the systematic, continued
and persistent regime Of calcium assin-
iiation, Van GIeson has seen a number
Of his patients improve The sputum
clears up of tubercie bacIlll, which final.
ly disappear, and the patients are dis
charged with healed pulmonary tuber-
cuIosls."
Ethical journals seldom speak so posi-
lively about a remedial agent, yet this
testimony comedies wit hthA1 from
many consumptives who have secured
like results through the use of Eek
mans Alternative.
Since calcium is a constituent Of this
remedy. its healing power may be due
to the way this element is so COM
bined with other valuable ingredients
as 10 be easily assimilated.
Eckman's Alternative contains no OPT
ates. narcotics or habit forming drugs,
so it is safe to try. From your drug
gist or direct
Eckman Laboratory, philadelphia.
(Adv.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
TAKES
ACTION AGAINST
LAW BREAKERS
WILL GO AFTER THOSE WHO
ARE MAINTAINING UNsCREEN-
ED DINING HALLS AND SUR
FACE CLOSETS.

4 i - r.
In line with newly-enacted statutes,
and strongly urged by the state board
of health, Sheriff Ellis gives notice in
this issue of The Journal of his in
tention to enforce the recently-en-
acted statutes regarding the screen
ing of public dining unscrec1-
ed surface closets, ETC., and says that.
after September 1, after having given
all fair chance to remedy conditions,
he will see to it that any and all vio-
lators Of the new acts are made to
suffer for their indiscretion in this re-
gard.
The last legislature passed laws
covering these two confessedly dam
gerous evils and menaces to the health
of the communities in which they are
allowed to exist. A few days since
communications from the state board
of health to all sheriffs called their
attention to the new statutes, and
urged that some steps be taken re
garding the enforcement of the new
laws. The penalty for being guilty
of a violation of such laws may be
very severe, and those to whom il
may be applied will be wise to rem
edy any condition about their prem
ises which may be termed a violation
of said statutes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
DARKEN CRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFE
NEW TREATMENT-NOT A DYE
HARMLESS - TURNS GRAY
HAIR DARK AND LUSTROUS.

If your hair is gray, streaked with
gray, prematurely or just turning
gray; if your hair is falling; if you
have dandruff and your head itches
simply shampoo your scalp and hair
a few times with Q-Ban Hair Color
Restorer. Nothing else required. In
a day or so all your gray hair will
turn to its natural youthful dark
shade. Entire head of hair will be-
come clean, fresh, lustrous, wavy,
thick, soft, full of life, dark and hand
some. Q-Ban is harmless, is not a
dye but acts on the roots, making hair
healthy, so the gray hair naturally
turns beautifully dark, so evenly that
no one can tell it has been used. Get
a big 7-oz bottle for so cents. Apply
as directed on bottle. If Q-Ban don't
darken your gray hair the Soc re-
funded without argument. Call or
write. D'Alemberte's Pharmacy, PEN
sacola, Fla. Out of town folks sup
piled by parcel post (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
A Logical and Sure
Dyspepsia Treatment

During the past two or three years
reports have frequently appeared in
the Press concerning the remarkable
value of bisurated magnesia as an
entacid; and its ability to promote
normal, healthy digestion by pre-
venting food fermentation and neu-
tralizing dangerous stomach acid
has often been demonstrated. Until
recently druggists could supply bisu-
rated magnesia in powder form only,
from one to two teaspoonfuls. Of
which, taken in a little water after
meals, almost Instantly stops all fer
mentation and neutralzies acid, but
sufferers from stomech trouble can
now obtains q grain tablet which
combines an the valuable antacid
properties of the ordinary bisurated
magnesia in a very convenient form.
This new tablet of bisurated magnesia
can now be had of druggists every
where and many physicians are al
ready prescribing item instead of the
powder form.
Bisrrated Magnesia, No. rs E. 2sth
Street. n. Y. G.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
TOO MUCH RICE.
RETURNS SOME
SPANISH STEAMSHIP GRACIA
TAKES BACK TO LIVERPOOL
10000 POUNDS WHICH CAME
FROM ENGLAND.

When the consignment of rice
from Liverpool to Cuban ports
aboard the Spanish steamship Gracia
was checked out at the several ports
of the Cuban Isle last week, it was
discovered that there was, too much
in the hold of the vessel for the bill
of lading, and by actual count, there
were 80 unclaimed sacks, weighing in
all 10000 pounds.
AS this part of her cargo had no
consignee, and as it was said to have
been the property of the Sierra line,
there was nothing to do but to re-
turn the same to Liverpool, the point
of first shipment, hence the reason
for the 10000 pounds aboard the
Spanish steamer which arrived a few
days ago, to fill out with miscellan-
eous cargo for England. A total of
1000 tons of Florida phosphate also
form part of the cargo in transit.
A new skipper is at the helm of the
Gracia upon the present voyage. this
being Captain ]. Sapienti, who is
well-known in Pensacola port be-
cause of his numerous trips here as
first mate aboard another vessel Of
the same line. He succeeds Captain
Arrotegui, who is in charge of, a
newer and a larger ship, it was as
serted, of the same line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
GOOD ADVICE IS.
GIVEN FAR MERS.
BY CROP EXPERT.
COUNTY AGENT S. W. HIATT
TELLS ESCAMBIA PLANTERS
WHAT is BEST THING FOR
THEM.
(By S. W. HIATT, County Agent.)

We would, at this time, urge the
farmers of Escambia county to Sc
Iect in the field, an abundance of good
seed corn. The rule too generally
adopted, is to save seed at gathering
time or from the crib. Field selec-
ton is of the greatest Importance,
and well selected home grown seed of
some good variety, suitable to climate
and soil conditions means an increase
in the yield each year, other condi-
tions being equal.
One should go through the field
and select the best to be had. Large
ears on stalks standing singly with
an unusual amount of space around
them should not be taken as they
have had an unusual advantage
Plants that have produced most
heavily in competition with full
stand of less productive plants are
preferred.
In this section, other things being
equal, ears from short, thick stalks
without suckers are best.
If from a prolific corn, seed should
be selected from stalks having al
least two good ears upon tanks -four
to five inches long and these ears
should have tendency to turn down
Good field selected seed corn is al
ways in demand at price that viii
well compensate the farmer for his
time spent. While only few farm
ers of the county selected their SEED
corn in the field last year, we are If
hope that with the exceptionally gooc
crop this year, every farmer will avail
himself of the privilege of increasing
his future corn yield by field selec.
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
SAW GULF IN
ALL ITS FURY
UNITED STATES DEPUTY MAR
SHAL DOLE, STATIONED ON
SANTA ROSA ISLAND, TELLS
OF THE SIGHT.

United States Deputy Marshal
Arthur Dole, who has been stationed
for the summer on Santa Rosa Island,
and who looks for the enforcement of
law and order on the reservation, was
in the city yesterday and returned
last night to assume his duties on the
island.
Deputy Dole left the island after
4 o'clock Monday afternoon and at
that time, he said, the gale was at
probably its greatest fury. It came
from the southeast, he said, and when
the great pillows hit the beach, a
noise like a great roll of thunder
followed, and at the time the water
came precariously near the pavilion,
but never entered the building. To
the eastward, however, passage of
the seas over the island was reported
frequent.t
The wind blew, the deputy said, as
he had never experienced, and he be-
lieved it went very near to the ninety
mile velocity. Despite all this how
ever, there was no damage sustained.
Mr.. Dole stated that those who did
not see the gulf Monday missed a
great sight, but he thought it was
safer to be in the city during Mon
day night, and he came over at the
first opportunity, leaving two men
on the pavilion site.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
BRAZILIAN MINISTER
NEARING NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans, Aug. ia wireless
message from the gunboat Sacra-
mento received today by the local
naval station stated that the Sara-
mento entered the Mississippi river
about z o'clock this morning. The
message said the gunboat would ar
rive here with Jose M. Cardoso de
Oliveira, the Brazilian minister to
Mexico and his family about 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
Five Persons
Were Killed In
a rain Crash
81 Assoc1ATEp PRESS.

Charleston, w. Va, Aug, 17.-Five
persons were killed today when the
smoker and baggage car Of pas
senger train on the Coal River branch
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
were crushed in by heavy rock as
the train was passing through Pin
acle Tunnel near McCorke, w. Va.
Twenty or more passengers were in
jured. The dead: J. C. Fennimore,
wealthy coal operator Of Huntington,
Jack Turkey, of Alum Creek, J. G.
Plymale, Gallipolis, Ohio; news ven
der, name unknown; unidentified man.
Wreck trains were hurried to the
scene and passengers imprisoned in
the tunnel were rescued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18

Judging from the manner in which
Perry Wall fingers among US he
must like the look of West Florida
and no doubts hopes West Florida will
reciprocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
HICKORY CAMP, w. o. w.
ATTENTION

A special meeting of Hickory Camp,
No. 81 will be held Wednesday night
for the purpose of accepting applica-
tons. All members are urged to be
present.
CHAs. D. CRooKE, C. C.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18

Judge w. H. Eichhorn at Indian
apolis overruled the motion to quash
the indictment against Thomas Tag
CART, Democratic national committee
man for Indiana; Mayor Joseph E.
Bell, Chief of Police Samuel v. Per-
rott and 12S others charged with cleo
ton irregularities. The court held
that forty-three of the forty-eight
counts in the indictment were valid.
Mayor Bells trial was set to begin
Sept. Z. Mr.. Taggart, who was in
court, had asked that his trial be be-
gun at once, but the state refused on
the ground that as another election
case similar to that against Mr. Tag
CART and the others already had been
set to begin Aug. 80 the two cases
should not be undertaken at the same
time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18

W4sOQ, III wv AMI ..ssts -. a. "a
reward for evidence suffIcIent to convict
any person found stealing subscribers'
papers after delivery OF same BY carrier.
!. Arthur Kiedinger. viii leave for
Birmingham this morning to make his
home in that city. His family has
preceded him and Mr.. Kiedinger him
self win make the entire trip on his
motorcycle, stopping for a short time
in Montgomery and possibly other
Alabama towns.
TTIkYs
The Dutch steamship Minerva,
which worked yesterday at Perdido
wharf, was shifted at o'clock last
evening to Muscogee wharf, where
{ work was done during the night. The
steamer expects to be ready for sea
today or tomorrow.
JEFF. Spottswood, of the police de-
pertinent, who was recently given a
requested vacation for month, will
leave for Harris, Fla, this MORNING,
to spend-the greater part of the said
yacationsin that part Of Santa Rosa
county.
JAS nj. Walker, formerly of PEN
sacola, and well known here, is in the
city on visit for several days. Mr..
/ Walker has his residence in Chester,
s. c., and is travelling out of At
: lanta for large milling company.
Harry P. Ball is entertaining his
brother, E. Ball, of Norfolk, Va, who
VIII be his guest for several days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
Bl ) Plague
Been Found In
Cuban Capital
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Havana, Aug. 17.-One case Of bu-
bonic plague was reported here TO-
day the first since early last winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18

L-ol.A-iJch as fine and light as chif-
fon was used in the building of the
handsome gown pictured here. The
half length coat is gradually coming
into prominence, and this style was
used here. Simulated pockets and belt
and black and white checked silk col
lar, revers and cuffs give splendid
style to the coat. The skirt is exceed
ingly plain, depending upon its cut
and exquisite finishing for it's style.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18
TERSELY TOLD.

$500 REWARD, -! .oI !. :.
reward for evidence suffIcIent to convict
any person found stealing subscribers
papers after delivery OF same BY carrier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-18

Any Straw Hat, $1.oO.
Palm Beach Suits, $3.50. La
dies Dresses, $2.9s. Mems
Suits made to order. Your
credit is good. GALIN'S,
% S. Palafox.
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DeatbB

1870 81 patsra r..tas.
4fft I.---sudden " ~ ioignq epIlnks'
iuiy goth. MAIN y BBhoAD5 l,s l1 sTokFts. lsss.
.tsd wife of Henry . NaNtelL One mo-
n funeral VIII ne blNen'
-. rniv 26. 1915, al his late residence
York city, EyWs,hII}} p; f7yN son
"a l3ie samuel - en- harriet ~ foN.
sdtIce of funetai iA'er'
on Juiy 20. 1915 " EARNEST
ttttANss "a Tho residence of his sigter
StfNac,. sehoettie. Bay Head. N. j..
- "a Years. Funeral private.
t -, t,dv o. 1918. ANNA u
sifSEe. ~. Ivvi1s, widow Of Vyii1i,r5
dHNE5 thf reistt,es ,,d fr,o,,it {, NV y,
taiinsa Hainsf AZ t,,no,ei @ nT, a. ,'git9 ~ aie
SIZED % atteho Ana eiytb ss ~
M gendfnce, yyy5,,,,s5{,y ", S.ao '',s'
iaad.lpni reading Tef,ninai At "a in.
fain sasieate
fntnt piNo'9
.4Hff.-On the k2th uaE or July, 1919
ItSE, beloved WIG, Of John =. Kimmcl
Fhen) IN her blth year Relatives and
tbds are iRv,l,fio iR3vv,sl,finos9S 'I9 iuner9t
tces rsaIdetce. ifi5 Norfh 9Gh st inter.
H stllegs airs r,,v Te yto,osJ as, ,r,isg
aeiery; grorr f6 q ostort ""
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nue1NEgg oPPoRTUNITIEs

80 ,rrFD-rot for factory 1r 2-story factory
VIM eonveniencfs' size aQ1aa feet more Or
fst for light manulaeturins purpose AZ
dress frank " tame+ - EepifA 80 ~
,,s5 AND coal BUsiNE6s for aale; eatah-
r. Vi frsde doing good business. horses, zee
eosl gsag1ns & los. Ledger oinee.
--5f5 7asl5 EFf IsHED mahufacturlns huaIuaa7
80. eat 4 years = $50 Leaser eanifat
ylcToa HAEf ea at Atei n-l sis5
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>cN fn ioging Teme.a ,,lT Ppgages p nee, q ny
~ iat2 a. ~ SCHENCE.
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oyERBRooK-eOe3 Drexel road boaIdlng
tennis. swing pool Phone Overlook 1908.
57IJFTpR650R - PRIVATE FAMILY or 3
ApTJI.Ts HAVE LARGE ROOM. SUPERIOR
TABLE FOR GENTLEMAN. BELMONT
3At6 D.
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WE STILL HAVE few more rooms vacant
for August and September on the BirminB-
nam Stock Farm all the advantages o. a
iVpicai country home: is minutes auto Iide
10 3 stations: auto service. @. L. JONES
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HELP wANTEp-MALE
WANTED

EXPERIENCED MACHINE SHOP
ksiAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF
10y EMPLOYING 900 MEN. APPLE
KY lQN3 WILL BE CONSIDERED
4Nl.4 FROM SOBER ANU EXPERT
EI MEN WHO HAVE DEMON
tAIEp THEIR ABILITY. AATi3-
4.t9lif TERMS WILL BE AR
dEn FOR THE RIGHT MAN. AP-
~, OWING AGE. EXPERIENCE
EEEERENCHG. TO c -. LED
sAH OFFICE.
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coUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

OCEAN CITY, N. j., Hotel Henry--Home COM
Soyts bountiful table S6 up; board and room
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BOARDING


BALTIMORE, 4233-Large. tool. bay window
rm. opp. Park; excel board. Barring TT3p ID.
BROAD, s. no THE Grsham)-Cool and at
tractive furnished rooms, all modern conven-
fences; excel. table board hotel serv. 81 up,
TEUTGH, W. l3ia-i5-Beautiful rooms with
board; new MANAGEMENT Ph. Toga s22l
PINE sT, 59if-Small adult family has large
front room. suitable for two, furnished. with
board; refs exchanged Belmont iD2S %.
SPRING GARDEN, 1906 boarding, rooms.
mod house, baths, porch table board, phone.
SPRUCE, f02s-8O-2 2d-hoor room, southern ex-
posure; choice table board. Walnut I25S w.
SPRUCE, i224-26 tBrismonde)-FuTn. roomsi
single, or suite; private baths table board.
WALNUT ST, 56O2-Large, cool 9d-story back
room; other vacancies; modern conveniences
near elevated. Phone Belmont S52i ~
WALNUT, I5Ai-2d-foor rooms. with board
near L. southern exposure; refs. eNehangedr
NEWLY furnished. comfortable single room
with board for gentleman: rates reason3ble-.
Poll phone. Diamond 62is -a
SPRTTCFfYN = Jos s. 4ist st., Miss s. NJ.
Ftaniey. formerly OF Chestnut 81.
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liant your wife. ar. a little addicted
to loquacityf
"0f eoufEe uat. doctaft t e
nrvsr laHoHe1 1zap 81 sa
aitep1 sne A1ees
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HELP wANrED-MA1E

Help WANTED-MA1E
lAu Hdp wosied and sfpot,oes Wor,.5
~ lising inserted in me Dniiy Public Lssosr
~. tspegtted i1 ths Ercnin0 Ledoer fhg ta57s
''g tltnoai additional obayos.l
General
= el'6A5N IA EtS, Io gRsvE AN AUTOMOBILE
T''"' WIZ start You.
800, FoRp USED CAR q nus" iou'
----a.i-.lI.l.s - s.,lls .5araen st 9psn aveninss.
SITUATIONS wANrBD-FEMAIE
BgoEKEEPER and typist, employed. desire5
l2 enenge pos ref given II 5lf Led. cent
cHiLDNURsE-Exper German wishes
80 80 ol one or Two children; salary 81 best
--leieIenees. II 4i2 Ledser Central
cHfLDNURsE or nursery povernsss deslrgs
i'si'iol ln of near city. ii9 S. 10Th q.
HOusEW DIRK colored gir Wishes position.
general hogs9wk can or write 2osi VI Yotk.
GlbL, coiored neat experienced. wants CEN
s'ei w2lH or e9okmF fnone Preston t25i.
CvMPANlON-Lo young woman as compan-
!!oh assist liant duties good horne preferred
10 neh wages NJ sos Ledger Ofdce.
COOK-Lady closing house wishes places Tor
y9oh h lWnHell also chambermald waitress,
Muom she VIII recommend Address B6x 81
DeNon, Pa. Telephone Devon 1H
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID win 20 together,
suburbs or shore. 2O5t Balnbrldge st.
ANS ,gisb l'9sla and WalWess - Two
HOUsEWORk-Glr wants nousework; good
-iists,sil's. tEVo Aspen So.
WASHER and ironer. good wsnts work ant
10y day. t2I8 NJ 10Th
trorrst.tsFrprp ,,..,.,... a. ,---,--.---.-
no wnsbinp. etral gdntt 90, n sst ",
ffg,i75t ~ s,s's ''''.'. o@i ~ wv, ~.
~ II ~ CWgrk ~, exp. German Prot
elts or suburbs tet NJ 5O2, Ledger Office.
HOGSEkEEfEH experienced and reliable; ex-
Velieut COOK reference. 1851 Myrtiewood et.
INFANT NURSE, English, exp'd. Protestant.
Sall 9522 Master ST., or phone Belmont lT03,
LAUNDRESS. ain eypsrf roiored yga1ts ,gorE
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HHfGHT on heavy work wanted
lf wheels. Apply samuel shisler,
in charge, 5000 81 Broad st.
IAN. one who D. thoroughly familiar
t fhIia.. particularly ag q reaa ea-
tAaiaeiar of Farlnua Ehb0rnoQQd
1sf fe Of Fcod address ana able 10
Fith men 0f various Glasses. hest Of
required. II oas letter GenIal
r OF OPPORTUNITY p alNaya
EsI Central where BIT Hunt VIII
sou Ihe so operation given Lel-
seft in search ~ aQql positions
er write FOR free ho4hlfi
NaAIh ft tails sou how 90 secure
tHsn|nF
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MAIE


ACCOUNTANT and office manager. expert
enced and thoroughly competent: highest ref
erences g n, Ledger Office.
Acc Mt bookkpr.. office mgr. With extensive
mig. exp expectations mod II i6s Led Cent
BOOkKEEPER. thoroughly exp. will audit
accounts open, close and write up books day
or evening, mod. terms 401. Ledger Office.
BOOKBEEPER-E Executive, long experience
best refs, bond II nee, II 55S. Ledger Cent
CHAUFFEUR, white. Protestant single, does
not smoke or drink, would like position: best
reference. Bell phone Belmont 1892 Y.
CIIAUFFEuR. German, wishes position; prl-
vate family. 1876 Ledger Office
CHAUFFEUR AND GARDENER first class.
sober; settled; reference. q, Ledger Office.
NCHAUFFEUR wants position good ref. from
last place 2l2 w. Coulter Germantown.
CHAUFFEUR, young Irish Protestant wishes
position sober ref. Phone Fox Chase Ia Y.
CHAUFFEUR, coored; hrst-elass reference;
drive aud repair any car. 216 Montana
CHAUFFEUR, coiored reliaHe driver; best
refs; truck or private w, Ledger Othce.
CLERK. years' ofdee experiences speaks four
languages; lost former position through the
war IN England moderate salary, to start.
A. Kramera, 4Sl6 Market st.
CLERICAL position; years exp; ref; fur
COUNTER sALEsMAN or office man, 20, with
> years' experience desires position OF respon-
sibillty II 5i15 Ledger Central
GARDENER, charge gentleman's country
house vegetables flowers: reliable, ail-around
man. Frank, 1881 Falrmount ave.
GARDENER, chauffeur and coachman wishes
pos. on gents country place. II $50 Led, Cent.
GARDENER. single, wants position; 10 years
expere ence best reference. 20, Ledger on.
HQUSESfAN = Young Engllshman. Catholic,
would like ros; references. 9 10, Led. on.
MAN AND WIFE, eolored, as cook and house,
man 766 S. 18th.
OFFICE MAN and correspondent, good on
technical work. desires position with large
manufacturine concern II 4l5, Led. Cent.
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AUTOMOBILES


ioi8 aTTJTr2 ROADSTER. reas. thoroughly
i'overhauled; new magnetic, earhuTetor, self
sfsrter; new Sterling tiles; can be seen az
sf6I Estaagh 81 fhet Tiosa ana ontariol.
fIffPW0BILE 5-paasenger touring. 81 perfeet
eondifiou. an new tiresi make oner. loll
Il Blth 81 Belmont d2z5 W
s5.5f7T3I FIFFR Roldster, u 81 ~ late 1912,
-iat4 condition; guar. $780, demonstrated
anvwkere 2308 Green 81 Poplar $500 w
FoF sALE-eo-H. =, KRg4 faeeaeoati very very
feef a rare bargain; can be seen at - Arlnat
n Germantown. Phone Gtn- 1isi
fosa ras0W touring car. also limousine body
- ii Haiton. Al,eghenE ave and 81
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