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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-26

Oh ACRES West Chester section; modern. u
.rO-Ilto dairy farm. going 10 be sold What
;he OFFER j. Il. THOMPSON, ll3 y. Htl
ST.. West Chester, IA,
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James Mahcr

CHICAGO, April 26.-James Naher, ma
tonal supreme director of the Knights Of
Columbus, is dead at his home here.
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-
Barring ST 82ls tThe Chtonl-Two hrst-
floor rooms, suit dentist, do. tor or apart
ments, Mrs, Belle McClain. manager.
BROAD ST. ~, 3OOO-New furnished rooms,
all modern Convenlences for gentlemen (.
board optional; convenient 10 cars & trains .
small private family Bell phone, Tioga 3iOO
LOCUST AND 17TH sTs.-Private family
desires to rent large rooms, single or en-
suite; furnished or unfurnished. Phone Lo-
Gust 2TsT D.
MASTER, W., 172O-Large front room. run
Ming water, furn or unfur, Hight hkp; phone.
RACE, 3413-2 attractive, well lighted rooms :
gultahle physician. home of trained nurse;
also sing., double yacs.; bd. opt Pres. 3305 u.
SPRING GARDEN 17O3-Front suite hkpg.:
private bath, single; reas. OPP. library,
SJRUCF. 1G26-Large, attractive suite, private
bath and porch, single rooms and bath.
WALNUT. 49ll-Large desirable front and ad-
joining rooms, turn. or unturn.i phone,
WALNUT, 4934-Attracttyely furn south. ex-
pos: single or en- suite: private bath; phone.
WALNUT 37OG-Two nicely furnished COM
muniCating front rooms and bath; board opl.
i2TH. g.. 11+-Priyate family has comfortable
front loom Tor or gentlemen; elec. lights.
18TH n. 8715-Weu furn. rooms. single or en-
suite light bookkeeping. Tioga 5sT3 ID.
10TH NJ, 2523-Large. well-furn. 2d-sty. roomi
refined. private tsmlly; Diamond 25sl w.
nth ~, 3335-Very desirable furnished %
hoor, single or en- 3 ne priv, family phone
HST, S sos. (sprucelyn)- Beautiful residence
end house, handsomely fur vacancy near 4.
SD and Sansam-Furnlshed
WEST BRANCH shower baths: near near Il; s-ih All
y. NJ. G. A. the comforts Of home. Phone
BELMONT 46si Key. West 1856.
BUSINESS WOMEN VIII rent room or share
aparlment 10 cente2 Mest Shiladelphls. -
2tS Aseger Caatzal
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A Saving"
"a

Every man" said Uncle Eben, thinks
he's right mos Of de time An de res of
dc time he thinks his mistakes is puff
feckly excusabe e"-Washington Star.
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| ASSISTANT to office manager. young mar
| ried man. -, with years office. ! year
sales and correspondents experience. r Sill
| Ledger Central,
| BOOKKEEPER, %. high and Wharton School
education, yrs EXP aISl oulee gstalSS'
seeks connection ahording future, IL TO-.
| Ledger central.
! BO6KKEEPER and salesman. 25. thoroughly
| experienced In office details ana WIN Se.uns
| ability, desires position, ~ ~. ledger Genl.
| ROOKKFEPER, experienced accountant Ia
open for perm, position. d 2l5, Ledger office,
| POOKKEEPER, corp. office man. 80, wishes
| per. clerical pos, anywhere. ID III, Led on
| BOY, i8 Jewish. bright active, would like to
work In counWtLy vllnrlsrs. RursaII 1907 Arch
Telephone Race 2837 or spruce dlt1'
| BOY, strong. X Catholic, wishes position IN
country; either on private eStat9 4,r or iarui arEni
| Arch ST. Telephone Race 333T mr. spruce tlll.
| CARETAEER, ianltor or. waatChmnan, Call
Monday and Tuesday, ref cost Pins ST.,
| CARPENTER; young man; strictly sober; l5
ST Sg'Dat out Of town, F 81 Ledger Central,
| CHAUFFEUR mechanic Eagshl.. married;
age 2s; city or country ~ years pFa'IIsaI IIsl
icsn and forelEn cars have toured EuroPe
extensively also Eastern sseIs sIeelo, axe mard pfrs
ana English references Edward Steaiman'
I5a n 62d 81. Bell. Belmont t22l -,
CHAUFFEUR wishes hrst-class posliions SIN.
SPlerce- Arrow carr years previous en-
Mover: highly reCommended as to character
apd work l2f. Ledger ofice,
CHAUFFEUR. colored married; l2 years, ,,l,z- ex.
nerience; Years WIN ipI,nss CHp5otbeT pgobsr'
b9gsst boge '9Gnf' and wiling siS ledger central
5,tATrFFETTR. experienced; can DO own re-
rsirinr. cItv or country, sober and WlllnEi
bssr references. 81. Ledger Central,
CTTATTFFFTTR, single: years; hrst-class ref
orsnre from last employer 81 Branch Led-
ger. Wayne and Chelten ayes. Germantown.
STTAT-FFETrR wishes position: willing TO %
'tiA 'tgisAraasnlng work: highly rec. n 2l9, led on.
rIIkTrFFFTrR white. single. wishes position;
hest reference. 1929 Ritter ST. -
OKC,TNTA N-gardener, single Wishes position
rc1tisman's place; good IN hoth oranchesi
drst-riass references. p 2l2. Ledger OHele,
S0,CTTNf AK gardener single; care lawn, horses,
COW chickens machine; rel. p AL Led. ON
DoEs ANY ONE want live-wiTe salesman
~ Tapresent them anywhere with somethins
tbat viii sell2 r S5l. Ledger central
ENGLISH Prot would take position as gen.
HutII, man on gentlemans pl. N 8l2. LED, on
FARMING Roy. i6, willing worker, wishes
sttuation. country, With either private tan9asZ
~ fsrn5er Juvenile Workers hureau. lo0f
Arch. Telephone Race S33I or spruce ol44
E,;RsT- HAND BAKER. bench hand or oven
man wants work. y S23 ledger Olhee. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recommends man en-,
Hioyd - coaehman and utility; now at 80
Seminole ave Phone Chestnut HiA A2is -
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OVERLOOK.
Apply Eiscrly, 6l2lA Jefferson g.. highest
POINT iu rity. rooms ami bath. nll con-
vcutour"s, central heating plant, reasonable,
attractive.
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FOUR LARGE AIRY ROOMS KITCHES
AND BATH, SOUTHERN ENF. VERY
DESIRABLE. l. MARSHALL. 1873 :. l2rH
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Percy's Progress

Punch.
Curious thing, Reggie-these chaps
drillin everywhere used to bore me
awfully, once; but now find l rather
like watchin' 'em. Sort of thing that
seems 10 kind OF grow on one"
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! A rAr,y b,,.I,, oy.,orlerco /, MANAGING house
! uervarte and rp ra NJ children Wishes pogl.
tiop in priyate FANNY: acc,istorned to reFpon.
! sibility. hest reference, l. 1873 Ledger
| Branch 52d and Market.
| 1,o,,,y,,-,r,,,r,,, ---,,--. ,--..,I,..
DIN f.r'5 o.gnS l,i,.snr
: '',,''s ''''''' go
| CHAMBERWORK or chamberwork and sew-
ing, country or shore. Write 24iS Carpenter.
| CHILDNI'RSE or light chamberwork helm
with children or sew'E; young woman wishes
| good, permanent pos. ; refs. 1871, Led. OF.
| COLoRED, GIRL wishes position general
! housework Cali 1a3i Parrish
COMP A>,ro>,- French rir1 would lilo rositIon
,,'i,b ciiarI,. i,i,.. ,!Giiii,r ~ ,raTol n n
| WIN e'dGTH laut Wiling 10 travel o. w
french, +oo soutn I2th st t'----..--
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Protestant woman,
assist light duties in housed VI 20, Led. OFT.
! CooK-T.ady cIosinr bouss for summer v.Ishe a
| position for her cook Main Line or Chest
| nut Hill preferred Phone Spruce $3.50.
| COOK wishes place for summer, mountains,
ro,I,,r,. ~ COD mo-, ArrI,, ,Lia v.ee ,rogort
/ onnioySor ,ir" Parnar ti5o south aIst st ~
| 5,,,1I. a., ,,,,,t,,,,, ~, -.
'o'n ,'S' H65se jS5sse' M'In,n In'''o'" ''''"''e VI
'""hLIS' .---o bt LaIlg'S'
COOK, white, experienced Catholic; best ref
crences. 32&. Ledger Office
DRESSMAKER wishes engagement by day; all
cuts and styles ref. d 400 Ledger Ohce.
GERMAN WOMAN wants washing. in or out
side. 1927 North Philip.
CEp,TIN- WOW, y ,,.,,,, r,,i,- ,,,, ,,,,,,-
inE, r:f,ronCe orG 0rdon "''
- ,---,---
GIRL wishes position at chamherwork and
waiting or houseworlt in small family; city
or country very best references. can any
ilme. y, south sd st. st.--
GIRL white, wishes position chombcrmaid and
laundreSs' good reference. 5lj = l'th.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


4 SAFE INVESTMENT
4 great opportunity TO invest I'm corpora
tion that VIII my very llrce returns: Will
bear the s'rictest i0vestiE7 ti0u. iuNos. .'0euta
lnrEe and small received. Address Tho Fnsor
Manufacturing CO. ST-3o Liberty ST., New
York.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

FosfTiI6SiSS TABLE WOMAN CAN SECURE
LlsHF6 IiAsS, ~ MANAGER OF AN ESTAB-
IERS;ITIs5SS Is5SSsiINESS WITH HOUSE OF IN
lis Pen RiS(fNAh (fCShl+,,, ,REPgTATI0N; WORTH
can Ola fi8PSS fii8S II TO THE PERSON WHO
eifo5 5-5IioNE 80 NO p 757. LBDGER GENT'
vsss, ~, ~ GIRL wanted for house work, SIS a
5ss; 5S$s-! IeIsTsnces sz 1910 FiIbert. 80
say' saNELR2 = R11 for quartet choir: good reader
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANT housework girls and cooks, helr sup-
Piled Mrs. NJ. r. Mccarthy, 2lo7 Christian.
Locust sol w
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ls ana tsildllth, tshilllh, age 25 to S5. for dressmak
a1Abls est, hStd had experience in a large fash,
es Or ss1Dsr3Iiishment ana give fullest refer-
y t0 Lsdttssi5e sieadIi9n d,3n not considered. Address
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS. ETC.

FOR SALE Eight high standard and thres
gooseneck trucks In good condition. Il
Brown ST.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MA1E

| GARDENER, single man. wlsbes nos; hieh,y
-recom.i fam, with auto 'biles d 2ls, Led. on
| GARDENEp .Irri, ,,,a...4,,, a. t,.rr,.s ,,,ps
chickens: best rey ~ ia o5gHr SCaSe
GARDENrp str.Io .--,,-,.,,.os 49,, ,,r,ro,
| tent: frst-CIee so TefsrcnIcs roo n ia Won 'et
J ~ - 's5s slsreilSss, o-U ~, haNoi. ~
a@ons a@l Rg'ssw2ksT sIs w9Pt sb m
| JAPANESE vo,,r,. .,,,, ,,.,-,,,. ,,r,,,,,, a..
slstant butler Cr Loussr,an" rof.rrnrra g.
II sWs NnttL Is,i i'ousemah' i''tIt"''e' ~
| JAPANESE seeks position as cook butler; has
street. .'''' ana reference A. lol- ~ lot"
JAtANEsE Experienced butler or houssman
W,sn.S loSii on, sm1ii family; best refer
JAPANESE wants position as waiter or valet
Tokyo 1891 Vine st.
MAN AND WIFE, c0lored desire positions after
en iS' c,ou Io, NIo'a n9us'man and chanhcGI' "he
'''''s '""h, u "+<' Ledger ''"''' .-
SALESMAN, 80, REQUIRES POSITION
NTH GOOD PHILA, CONCERNi GOOD
''''r hi'hN'E rs, BON % bhENnIhEN' PA
SALESMAN Younr man. o. tp,b cl.. a yrs,
practical exp, wIsaes position with oIec-
'''s S"bi'' 90. T. NV ''''" ''.''
ri"nce can Lan,on rys tS sS .G
rarried, furtEe- ipfortnntion hest Given Ig
inter, lew l. $50. Ledger Central.
o,E'M tsnipgef, ilmekeeper, ass!-tant TO man
YOUNG NAN, Is. high school education. do.
Elres position with Chancra OF advancement.
lDNNG MAN wishes position as ChauWDuri
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY

MAIN LINE, IA. II. Il.
ACRES. $2T5O. good huilltncs cheap.
A. u, HEALu. West chester, Pa.
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E1psrt phESSMAKERS
those eoS5,IIt SAiIt htters and diapers. only
nAsbls ilhs alreot from the most FASH
6eiors Establishments desired. Applv.
SHOP ~ a. m. French Dressmakink
BRfDdEr n0oT. Market st. STRAW.
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tned sro-o-5E.HperlenCed seamers on frII-fasb-
: made wages Of IS TO 81 per day can
~ Hunt crown AbeTle Company, PaIetborp
Z PIP 5TS5 2--tl sla,
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STORAGE
WANTED
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
ROOMS FOR RENT

soc. REPAIRS YOUR WATCH OR CLOCK,
no matter what II needs; / year guarantee,
ARON'S, lll7 w. GlRARb AVE.
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llllls M Z, tApeFlenced on ladies' lawn
eHef l2th 5igdis1s. M a ireenspan & CO.. n. b.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WHENEVER you have a vacancy for book
Eoeper, e'enoErap pher, or clerk of any kind,
cali up Walnut 5000, Miss Dean" Ledger
Central. and tell her your needs. She has
listed the qualifications Of hiEh-Grade eX-
perienced Young ladies' in every line of husi-
ross and will send YOU n competent girl to
I'LL your position. This Ia free service to
Ledger advertisers.
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

.5T Us ESTIMATE TO COAT YOUR TIN
ROOF and guarantee II water-tght 10 years
Phole Poplar ll57. American Roofing Co
1S3S Ridge ave
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,,sklns soo5 ERSi bookkeepers ana clerks
,slsef CeRiTa pos lions consult Miss Dean.
1sat-a re- sshLough the Commercial pspsrt-
service 70 Ledger ADVERTISERS.
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$50. 600 FOR 1sr AND % MORTGAGES
SAMUEL H. CHE6TNu59
e98 Real Estate Trust BuiidlAE
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DESIRABLE RoIERTIES FOR SALE AT
a y @ ff2a2Se a2@s sc' sc and 0SHE aaE win SS"'3II nnI
without hm.insz ! shali he P.eased TO show
Louis II. iEDUo%. rl1ytun. y. J.
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nov heesF tiER-Must be neat and accurate
,eisf obs . properly punctuate a letter:
siisncs srd sd1poeTlenced with payroll; state
IllegF5- ~ salary. F l54. Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-26

aaalnssz 10 t9 mark papers in exchange |
zla. Ledger oniee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-26

,,or,s t.Nyy ONE want a live-wiTe salesman
btlhs ,eesssspt them anywhere with something
tbat VIM sell? r s5t, Ledger Central.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

making monthly payments Of from S17 10 $50
ior houses worth from $500 to S6@5O
H. 5. REED. III Chestnut st.
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Clayton. y. j.

BUNGALOWS, lots 25xI5O: near trolley; over
looking Delaware. National Park. Grea te
New Jersey Company. - s 18th
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

'OING girl wishes place as chamhermaid and
waitress: reference, 1929 s. 3Oth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
Engraving Special
for
Next Three Days
Plate and Fifty Visiting ,.o
Cards. Actual value $3.50, lou

Plate and Fifty Visiting
Cards. Actual value $3.50. LOU
Shaded old English name not to
c>,"ed cichtt,u letters cards arc
Cranes best stock-yuu can buy
nothing better.
Envelopes for above -pkge. Of % 1T.
Fupc's rcacc Calendar. ~
Friendship calendar..,,.....,,.... -
Box OF Fifteen assrrtel Nmas
Cards and Envelopes. ........... 10
In stationery Department also.
Personal Greeting Cards
Make your selections now while
stocks are at their best-These in
teresting little cards that will en-
press your greetings and best wishes
to friends and relatives may be just
"a personal AS you wish-some are
blank, so that you may pen your
own sentiments--others with greet
ings already expressed, in which you
may use your visiting cards. or we
will have your name engraved. None
too early to make your Christmas Sc
lections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
Reckkssnesso of children playing in the steets held responsible for many accidents
Above-Chldren running back md forth through crowded aHc a constant menace

OF the situation al. that one need do is
to walk through any of a score OF
congested localities outside of school
hours and observe the mult.tudes of
children.
Years CO.. furthermore, before the
automobile came into common use,
horse drawn vehicles went along at a
steady gait. and children could hear
the clatter of hoofs long before the
horses We're c.ose To them. But with
swift motor cars and trucks speeding
ahead on noisclcss tires til" warning
of Gathering honfs has disappeared
and the danger To chi,d life has M
creased materially.
Mind YOU, ! do not hold the chill
dren entirely to blame Tor the jump
in these statistics. II Is not always
their fault when they get in "A street
accident Many times he driver If
the vehicle IL To blame. and when he
Is he Is held r"spnrs bic ca" new
system of gathering statistics makes II
possible To- judge exactly bow 'ach
street accident occurred, who Is 10
blame and all about it, even to the
age of the persons in 1t and IN they
happened 70 he AT that particular spot
at that particular time. You may be
sure til. policemen do not pin the
cause on "A child any oftencr than they
have to.
"From the analysis of the statistics
we already have We know about where
the worst kinds of accidents occur and
how often, and on this as "A basis We
patrol certain districts with every
police facility at our disposal-auto-
mobile, motorcycle. horse and foot
and each patrol Is Oft q hunting for a
particular form Of violation. The police
officers are, ! assure you, watching for
traffic vio!ators Just as keeny as they
are for careless children.
street accidents as a rule are due
10 c~arelessncss. thoughtlessness, undue
haste in crossing streets and reckless
| ness, And street accidents are avoid
| able. TIE principal causes of accidents
,o children are several. In many in
| stance grown children are sent out of
! doors having in their care n
brothers and sisters, The older boys
and CIR = engage in plav and in the
excitement OF 1t often forget all about
the smaller folks. who, beng left alone.
RIM ont in the roadway. When n
wagon or an automobile approaches
the little one becomes confused and :
run down In spite Of everything the
driver nay do
1 1.-THE records show that n very large
| percentage Of street accidents To the
older children are due simpy to the
! ~intentness with which they are play
ing games. Here, for instance, are
half a dozen lads playing bail in the
| street. Children must play. They
wouldn't be strong and healthy II they
d,d not. They have the + msds on the
game, their eyes on the bal, every
faculty fixed on the sport, trying to DC
their level best.
Suddenly the bail comes toward one
and he darts after it, not realizing that
he IL dait.nG right nto the pam "l an
automobile until he II struck. THIS
h.upens over and over again. al We
| blame the boy. or the driver, either?
BOYS must play. and horse vehicles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
COMMONPLACE G

TT Was in Str;uIs Park the other
afternoon the little dusty. ir-
regularly shaped park withou. n
sprig of green. where the children play
like brown spurrows taking their Mo
hammcdan dust baths in the highWa,'
that Il woman was caring for her
two children. One was "A pale faced,
quiet little girl; the other Il two-year-
old boy i'll IA perambulator, where he
wriggled like AN eel.
keep still, Jimmy, Did you c"ey
see such u young one" she cred,
fretted almost beyond endurance.
With one deXterous but weary Ia ~
she tucked him back into the perarl-
bulator from which he was try ing 70
escapo and administered Il sharp
spank, Jimmy, accustomed to it,
nor wept nor uttered cry: but b.ding
his time wisely. again wr!ggled and
succeeded in escaping.
Up to the maj bile work of the foun-
tain he toddlcd, gurgling, and de-
lightedly bent over the water. IA,
little sister dashed after him. a.
vanking him up by one arm, pauscJ
in contemplation of the carved ng g
vcr the fountain-the reclining woman
who forever gazcs down Upon tnt
water and the lilies afioat upon 1t n,
peaceful as the memories of the Ii.
mic dead.
The child read the inscription con.
narvtnn tha txVn Whn usnpn lnpntu "a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

such a young one" she said, "hc can't
keep still IA minute"
She explained that she lived on the
top floor of a house near by, where the
elevated trains Numbered past all day
and the wndows constant y tempted
the child. whom she could not keep
way from them. She was in terror al!
the time lest he should cl NIB up and
fall into the street. He would try To
open the windows himself; aud only
that day, after she had bathed and left
him for a nap, she returned to find him
upon the ledge OF the window, and
had grown sick with fright. Her baby
Of . years Of age was absolutely be-
yond her control; what ann of
motherhood was this?
"You are not married." she asked.
turning to the one who had interested
herself In the little group.
NO" was the reply. Il am glad
t o say not"
Wei, it's been thirteen years now
that | wish I wasn't" was the weary
rejoinder.
She then spoke Of her husband. who
had been "a keeper at Sing Sing prison
and had been discharged by the warden
for selling whiskey to the prisoners.
He had carried whiskey to them in a
bottle slung from his neck. and doled
II out to them through IA rubber tube
stuck through the bars. lie also
drank. which IN itse.f was "A sufficient
reason for his discharge. His salary
had been 5000 a year with prospect
Of an annual Increase, and he had
been neatly uniformed and wore white
gloves. OF this she had been proud,
She had been preparing TO join him at
Osslning, where she planned To rent "A
cottage and make a happy home for
the children, with u tiny yard and
garden all her own. And now il was
all over. She began to cry.
"IIe can't keep any job" she be-
walled. NOW he Is doing night work
OF the subway construct ON, and comes
home 81 dirty that 1t makes me dis
couragcd the clothes ] have to wash
lie sleeps all day, and | have Ia keel
tho house quiet for him, and the
youngsters 80 lively. And he throws
away al his money at the saloons, and
soon hell lose this job"
| With that she again fell UPON Jimmy
who was NICE more wrlggling out oil
the tpeaambu.ator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
An Unusual Assortment of
Sweaters and Sweater Coats,
Skating Sets, Etc.
e., Wo-eu and Children.
for Women and Children.


With ready cash we purchased al
extra large supply of the most de-
sirable kinds and colors, before the
scarcity of woods and dyes. Every
desirable style is here, rs well as all
the novelties, and for less than you
can purchase them elsewhere.
Special mention of
Women's Coat sweaters Rose, '"p"n,
Maroon. straight close weave
shawl collar-turnuNer cuffs and
pockcts-value s3.G9..........:. >a
>orto,s sweaters Military collar
and belt--best colors. Special. 3.Ds
All Wool and worsted Coats
full fashioned-bcst colDrs-
Knit Coats-Cor skating. sports
motoring -muff pucRcts-crocN"t a..
buttons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "''"
SIN and Wool MIXED sweater 'ontI-
exclusive shades-Iur trllll''II
collars and "uis.,.,.'''''''''''' '"N
Heavy Sill and w"oi sport coats
White and gold, white ana rose
and gold and hli'h - n'' =,
pockets. ...t,,..s ''-f''' '""
Handsome Thread silk sweater
Ioats-gold. copenhagen, r"s'
white and hlack-rulltr. Guns
and horIcr Ia contrast weave
silk sash belt with thsstl rudN
ElsrW here S"i."o io.os
brushed wool Sets zap and SCARF
-rusc and CopcnhagvH '''''' W.
Novelty Srarfs- stripes, checks aud
tuC,el effects I'm various colorlhsN' 49,.
also plain brushed Wool, ,..'.'''' '">
RIuck Cardigan Jackets slocv.!csH ,,,
i..1. I.ip, i.G". IN I" :'W
knit Vest, hest .olurs
"louhie breast mohair brazil :,
90 to '''''''-
Knit Jackets-crnch"t finish
white with pink, blue or "a.
lavender crochet edge. .,.'''''''.'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

aside toward the sidewalk and Is struck
by another ago No child should
be allowed to ro Ter skate on "a busy
street. Every child should be taught
that II there is no public playground
near by he should play only In those
streets which are set apart for play
spaces. BOYS aud girls on bicycles
hook ON behind fast moving autUmo-
hiles with the same ead results.
Another thing. the matters pointed
out ave plan y understood by ruwu
men and women. Yet many Of these
older heads 90 and do the same thing.
and il they can't 20 SLOW aud have a
care, how difficult it is for children 10
comprehend the dangers. For this
reason some OF the policemen have 10
caution parents as well as children"