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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-29
ROOMS For REM

CHESTNUT, 1890 - Exceptional vacancies;
SEognurM1' on, pres e r5995'nSi eony II %surtaee'
CLINTON, ~o2e-Large. comfortably furnished
front roomi refined surroundings single rms,
COLUMBIA AVE. 2lsa-Furnished front room.
private family with or without board; phone.
Photo on display at Ledger Central.
ERIE, ~1l2O-SlnRle room, with bath, furnished,
board aptionali reesonable, Tiosa S215 w.
osAGH AVE. i21o Dict. Pine and Bait)-
sunny 10 moor 'front.' room modernly turn,
PANON. NJ, 23-Furn. front rooms: private
family one square from o2d st IL phone.
FINE, i3OG-Ncwly furnished double and sin
gle rooms, best service, pnune.
PINE, t3os-Neatly furnished room In prIyat to
l"iNlly' % WlhdoWsi southern exposure, phone.
PINE, ta35-Parlor rooms; also others: bright
anu theefin,i running water. corner house.
PIE l5osrISIhcsrtu, -snsle room; neatl,
spR1NG GARDEN, 2rla-qd-story suite un.
-turn.' hath' light housekeopins Il desired,
SPRUCE, 2O22-Deslrable suite. with private
"a'h' open hrei phone: owner,
SPRUCE, io2o-Nevly opened. very attractive.
furnished rooms; all conveniences. Pres, 1885.
NnSAANGo Private family, wiz rent
I'M, iI35, u.ogan square)-Cleau. warm. COM
r r0GTaS!'i ru iTSRI water water; ss2ggfSg Y, SsBgnsS, LODGING
WALNUT 5p32-Singie and double rooms. at.
ttaetlvely furnished. W heat. phone
lurH, s. 3O2-Prlvate family Will rent newI,
iurh' 'front.' room, Phone Hilbert 1909 W
18th, s.. us Central Locations. single and
u"lhle front rooms. steam heat; reasonable
18TH, s., 2OO-Beautlul suite with prlynt.
bath, light housekeeping II desired.
ETH, S, ai7-2d floor 'front.' private family;
other vacancies: reasonable. Hilbert $3.50
18TH. s.. 2lI-Nicoly furnished front room
n'Nt TO bath; also professional office.
18TH, s., iii-Furnished suite. next to bath;
hEht housekeeping II desired.
18TH & o.. Noutt,. t,r. -,
%lAnnlng water single rooms reasonable.
ltFH, y, 3j15-Modcrn furn. rooms: single or
On suite; private family, Tioga BSTI n.
22D. ". ~2l21-SlnEle or communicating front
rooms ptiNatot reasonable, Diamond 1850.
ZIP. S.. -. Rooms furnished or unruru.: run.
ring water kltchCnettes; light housekeeping.
18TH NJ. i5t5-rrivatc family VIII rent larse
2d-l'oor front room. furn, or ]unrurn.: use OF
dIniAE room and Kitchen downstairs: pleasant.
GOTH. s.. l#7-FurnRhcd room for light house.
kecling: - block from elevated.
COCOON. ga ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WIG t''.NNNh rooms men only; meals.
l. NJ - \. shower baths; near III all
the comforts OF home. Phone
belmont i6Sl; Key, West ass
ONE or . gentlemen can have rnr. front room
-holLnn"i, 3Stil aud Powelton, Barring 1892 W.
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BOARDING

BALTIMORE AVE itlo-A very d~cslrabl,
ronndings' photo at Ledger Central.
CHESTNUT, 404S Nicely furnished rooms
with board: also table board: convenient tr
elevated and trolleys, Phone Preston HI2i u
DIAMOND, "00T-ENccptional rooms, single OF
on suite; running water; excellent meals: ph
PARAMOUNT AVE, 1572-BoardInE for ladies'
ana gertlenon. conyenienCcs. Poplar 1927 W.
HAZEL, H~t22-Atrra 2tivc furnished I'd 400,
front nm. warm; comfthl priv. Wood. l25TL
SPRUCE, i23O-Attractiye rooms; also suite
with nriyate hath: table board.
sPRtCl, l22O- Furnished cutie on I'd floor.
private bath; excellent table; phone.
SPRUCE, lu2O-l s,chelor's apartments; two
rooms nni bath: electric liEht; table board.
SPRUCE, 5o2l-D esirablc "a and sd floor rms.
modern, refined loca. good table. Pres. lSiS.
SPRUCE 122i-20 Observation-Disclosures rms
Single. en- suite. private baths; table board.
WALNUT. 31ti - Large double and single
rooms. 81 ~ up: table hoard. phone.
WALNUT. 43Oo-A few very desirable vacsn
'les' fnrn. or unfurn,: good table; phone.
WALNUT, ~4323-Sunny rooms: plenty heat
corner house: table board. Preston 5125 ID.
10Th, S. 3li-Double room, I'd floor: private
bath: others, with hoard. Walnut 72lS W.
18TH. y. g0}s Pleasant room. married couple
" gentlemen; good table: phono,
10TH ST. s., 0SO-Nttractlve rooms for those
who appreciate a good home, mod, priv. and
ronN good table. Photo display at Led Cent
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MA1r

NAN and wife tor h%ousework; man as chaut-
eur eolored; refs II 0is, Ledger Central.
fhJyMBER's HELPER, is; strone. willing, I'M.
-'s"'stnti years exp. e $50, Led. central.
FgRCiiAstNG AGENT aud business mana
Ell ueslres change; positively can produce re-
ger Ofico, ~ ' "
young married man or strong
sro'laLlly and sound selling eNucrietICc de.
"'' VNahse' good reasons. + Gj2, Led. Cent.
SALESMAN, employed, wishes change. bond
-"'' auto experience; reis. Il $3.50 Led. Cent.
SIENoGRAPHER-Young man OF good char
yS.vI speedy on Typewriter can operate mul,
ih'aPhi moIerate salary; Al references. b
STENoGRAPHER or clerk-Young man. good
o5Sihientt ".yei y Years general office exp. OK
NANIED-SinEle. man, about % ycars old, to
.1l4'r ana general assistant, state full par
0TIillaars and references, a M Ledger
NDLEG MAN. American. 30 years OF age,
-'IIlaLe % Y. OF F., speaks Spanish and Ia
l5au trade conditions. can make bond. desires
poS!tl"h as I.ntiu-AuericNr salesman or
Skent Address II. Coleman, silver city,
Young MAN, total abstniuer, willing worker,
'9h utiNe and repair automobiles, nhlc to 10
w repairs around house. good gardener. de-
sites TO charge present occupation for steady
NuIN M private house or luueeman or IN
YOUNG MAN, with 10 years general business
experience. desires to connect with a reputable
,pn.ern where a future Is more the object
man salary to start. i OIL. Ledger Cen
YOUNG MAN. % educated and refined; fac
tory. Giltice and automobile experience. de
near rhiR, II 6iG, Ledger Central. -
DUN MAN, % years, single, good education,
Nn9W.rlse 81 boob keeping. ability to handle q
advantageous change. \ i28, Ledger Ohicc.
YOUNG MAN, II desires position In office ~
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HELP w~ANrrp-mA1r

RIGGERs WANTED AT ONCE. 20 CENrs
y I9-H0UR DAY, APPLY FoOT +.
SALESMAN who can earn S25 per week; es-
taDllshed business; only exp. man requircd
-"ust furnish references. y 051. Lod, Cent.
WANrED-Carpet uphoistercr; reliable man
ability 10 s. nlG q Jay CARPETS etc should have
aFy: e inrinisibs i pe,manent position; state sal
Carpet CO. Hazleton, Pa.
WANTDU-Young man, accustomed to opetat.
III, .PuPet tuoe winding machine. to 20 to
55mtsIuTshi none but these having experience
need apply, a 2O3, Ledger once.
hoJNi MEN. neat, reliable, require several
more Tor permanent soliciting work. also crew
managers. 23B Land Title Building.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
BooKKEErER. thoroughly experienced In
port s sTG'utlns pusidiess also understands I'm
the otaco. = gl2, Ledger Central. "
BOOKEEEPER and stenographcr. eNpcrlonced
thoroughly familiar with real estate and on
-6heeiihs bus. rets. y 6t', Ledger Central.
BOoKKEEPDR. general o.acc WORK, erst.
Hiass reference. f los Jeuser Central.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exp, sec.
'o'arlal or gen. oihce work. b SIS, Leu. cent
CCON-Whtte woman wants position as cook
IN private FAMILY; long experience anu good
North 10th st.
CHAMBERWORK and scwing-Ncat Young
iTot,i or useful companion. NJ 30, Led. on.
CHAMBERWORk and vaitng or laundry
WORK youhs, cNp. white girl, res. 40 N.45th.
COOK, Protestant; best reference. 1923 cal
WYNN 81.
reference, Jul? 2sog PN9 NJ SvaTnocE |lsn'S position
1901 -
Iosil'oh, TEL; suburbs pref. 1923 y. nth.
COOK, Competent. desires pnsitior, tst.ci,ss
reference. Is pr6sP %sS'' ave. roifi Fyn Slaa@sr..' 'hbs ss
COOK cxpcr.. Mao er,,- ,i,.. ,,u,,.,-. u,
COOK arst class n, Moi, ,nI r,,,,. ,,,p,,..
birh,st ,S '''S5 w. Vp,atW ""I Ia"lS t"oNIns'
s'e ~ 80 N"'"'"s ~
EqGh. white wants place. 25G Buck road,
COOKING or holseNerk I'm sn,nl ,smlv. no
ppUg,,t, t.,.. -
vanred styics. destrntnz Te,roi.'tng ibnTa
Bnring III2 w.. ' 1"'"'
mr. Ls.N ,rtp .,z..L,.., -.
onEagsnents reg H''rJa rrssGn M " S%S ffnaSITTo
is'' D'tSs"'uhsr' Nv ~ A'tl.
DkESsM AkhR-Rcf. and exp. woman, good
utter highest telereueo. 70 $. SD 81.
bHEsSMAk4R OF New YORK desires cnsas,ts;
evening gowns specially. phoHe wal. t'U2 W.
b~RhS-MAkEk; perfect inter: suits remodelcd.
sWll, accurate 20 Min St, Belmont 5dOiL
En- white girl desires chamber
SonN ~ sen, per rols' ihono Preston tz"l.
fiargs nc NJ ~ ar, U4r%rer CouB 60 de i POSI-
FlEST-CLASS German cook. North German
nursery gov SIS want situations. l2lO n. 9TH.
GikI. wishes. general h~ouseworlS; sleep in.
H~OUSEKEEPER CworkIng) for refined wld-
over or elderly couple can '22 spruce st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishes to assist with
housework or mothers. helper; prefer good
u "J..T 80 49," sStatS' o. h1"ee' Stn[V.
HoISE uLh.-Nea colored. girl, thoroughly
G1nPetSSL, vity preliIESui hlshtst ielerohIe'
1,I,s, -
IlDNSI W DNN competent NNlllul. EbOut pam
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PLAYED Out

why are you moping there, Dick?'
rive no one to play with"
well, go and fetch Freddie next door. -
oh. played with him yesterday, and
don't suppose he's well enough to come
out yet London Opinion.
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The Lesser Evil

~ can give YOU a cold bite" said the
woman.
why not warm It up?" asked the
tramp,
There amt any wood sawed
so Well, give II TO me cold."-New
York Sun.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


These attributes, combined with youth and Q
years sales and technical experience In olee,
trlcal manufacturing and supplies. should
help me up the stairs OF success. VIII you
grant me the courtesy Of an interview + CO.
Ledger Central.
AMERICAN Chinese wishes position as cook
or butler IN private family and housekeeper
for department club. Y l2l, Ledger olhee.
BoOKKBEPER-s TENOGRAPHER- 10 years
experience; Rest reference. T 6i2. Led. Cent.
BUTLER desires position IN hrst-class family
best Of references. y l2s, l@dger ONCE,
cHAuFFEUR-Youn American licensed in
on Amer, or foreign cars, cQmpt, mech, win
20 anywhere; unques. res. p 65+, Led. Cent,
CHAUFFEER-Mechsnic, Irish, 2s years, ex-
highly recon-, strict abstalner, 8 years tour.
Cont. wishes Te-engage. u col. Ledger on,
CHAUFFEUR, colored, knows an makes of
cars; good recommendations ? years expert
ence. p 1874. Ledger ofice.
CHAUFFEUR, single, Irish, thoroughly eE-
perlenced, temperatei prom. priv. FAMILY ref
erenees, B 1872, Ledger othee.
A ref; strictly tenn. RSk 50. oyer6IooE
cHAIIFFEUR, % years harTiIeedd, sober care
ful driver; refs. A. larson, 22o n. Ruby st..
CHAUFFEUR, 8 years exp; honest sober;
careful driver; Al ref. r. Gordon. 2o09 Arch.
CHAUFFEUR, young Amer, wishes pos. with
priv. fam: no bad habits. p SIS, Led. Cent.
CoLLBcToR-outsids work; experienced: RET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. master gunner III.
s. Army. 25 years Of age, With 3 years eX-
perlence IN topography and detail work.
II. Latta. care OF Harris J. Latta, Cynwyo.
ENGINEER OF good record, thoroughly expert
eneed IN an lines. Phone locust 0lO
EXPERT IN hling, card i~ndexlng, etc. suit
large Office or factory. II 1853, Ledger Cent.
HIGH SCHOOL graduate desires position as
appTantics to electriclan; large contracting
arm preferred + 40. Ledger Central.
NTWlVIEsW solicited BY competent salesman
ana sales manager 30 With 10 years expert
enea m tho sale OF mechanical and electrical
Apparatus; salary nominal r IA. Ledger
Central.
TAPANEsE wishes position as cook and down
stairs work would take place after Feb. Il.
Wakatsu, l2d 8 1871.
Al married. 3 years uih clubs On city.
wishes poslion With CLUB Or private family
y 81. 1859 Central
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

cash business or nearly $1,000 a year:
established IL years, in q growing
suburb OF Philadelphia; population about
10000; one other dentist; best location
in town. will sell practice and rent
Office. or sell both. NJ 81, Led. Cent.
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SPRING GARDEN, 15iI-Llsht housekeeping,
Turn: running water; single rooms; phone.
STRING GARDEN, 1910 Excellent ants. In 8
dinerctt houses. some furn'd; kltChenettes.
NENANGO W., ISOl-2d floor, 5-room apart.
ment: all new parquelry floors and pRperirg,
Young married couple prcferred; reasonable.
WALNUT. 1222-2i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vacs,
single or IN suite: priv. baths. viii chang
to suit tenant; moderate rent. Walnut SiS4
WALNUT, ti31-Apts. OF / to I rooms, with
baths. furn. or unfurn; S25 up; prof, offices.
Apply jdnitor.
17TH, s., 126-Rachclor apts., ID floor; priv.
ate bath Apply 1jOu Land Title Bldg.
Chiffon APARTMENTS
32lS Barring ST.
Two nrst-ilOOr rooms; suit dentist or dnc,o;
or apartments, Mrs. Belle McClain, manager
HEAD Handsomely Furnished
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BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS

MARRIED COUPLE desire board and room
with private family. w $50, Ledger Central
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WHEN IN NPED Of an experienced office as
sistant, bookkeeper. stenographer or clerk,
cali up Walnut 5000 and consult with Miss
bbses a a IIist of Righ"grade, eSpPerienced' girls
eager for positions, Avail yourself Of the
free service to Ledger Advertisers NOW.
WOMAN OF education and refinement, thor
oughly capable in supervision OF household,
or companion TO elderly person; good reader;
Eocial secretary. l. 302, Ledger Office.
WOMAN OF culture is open for a position
quired. r 745. Ledger Central.
WOMAN would ike sewing or any kind 81
days work. 100 5. 18th ST.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPTAl. no wash, Ger
man-Amer. Prot. eNper, p 3o4, Led, on,
YOUNG LADY. high school graduate, desires
oface or institutional, position; quick. aeGu-
YOUNG nursery governess; exp; some hos
pital training; ref no objection travelling.
NJ 40, Ledger Central.
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-Blsnco y Negro, Madrid.
CAFE STRATEGISTS.
Waiter-What are you going to
take"
Customers lin unison)-A fortified
place.
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PINE, l335-Parlor rooma: also others: bright
ana eheerin.; running water. corner house.
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PINE, lt0SEChcerfuf. single room; neatly
furnished. Dickinson 1915 u.
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FINE, i3oG-Ncwly furnished double and sin.
gle rooms, best service, pnune.
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PANON. ~, 23-Furn. front rooms; private
family one square from 62d st, Ii; phone.
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PINE, l3Gs-Neatly furnished room In private
family. 2 windowsi southern exposure phone,
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SPRING GARDEN, 2ila-2d-storv sui,e nm.
lnru.; bath Hight houseteoping II desired.
SPRUCE, 2O22-Deslrable suite with private
hath, open IRE, phone: owner.
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osAGH AVE. 1919 Dict. Pine and Bnit)-
sunny "a floor front room modernly furn,
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SIX SECOND mortgages OF $1,000 each. build
ing association. desired on residential build
nngs % be constructed Ia Philadelphia Coun-
IS. costing $4,000 eaehi feslgned BY q fore
ever feapett 3 lah Ledger udice.
MONEY mo LOAN ga real estals security.
Nau4zna 49,
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RIGGERs WANTED At ONCE; 20 CENTS
AZ I9-H0UR DAY. APPLY FOOT +.
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KIDD farmland wanted; white. sober
az deairss a g6od. 6laee' s9mmies
'6' rlater; good house, truck gardeu. chick
ut Pc Aepti wages $50 to &5 q month,
1- MA potatoes IA nFaRoud an the year.
l. sApected 70 asslBt IN the faFmNork;
r right lt Monateln Statlon5 refer
.HtHt4 White o. call william a.
3 4qfftqin, ffazar Branch. 4. n.
= County. ~
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SIlUVE, IO2D-NeVly oponcd. verv ATTRACTIVE.
furnished rooms; All conveniences. Pres, 2S35.
NENANGO, ~1i12-Ptlyato family will rent
nonLIN turnlshed suILe. TiORa lSlt ".
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

BANTED-Two experienced maids, one for
llAlnDerwork and waiting, other for cook;
must have references; Germans pref; house
~ Shesenut Hill, NJ 455, Ledger Central.
np4kN to demonstrate and take orders for
bIand-neW article; easy work; big COM
1-slon. NJ 4Sl. Ledger Central,
SuN GIRL. IIght duties. no experience
sessary: 81 a week. 106 N. 3lth.
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VINE, lI35 u.osan square)- Clean. warm, com
PORTABLE, front, sunny, housekeeping. lodrinR
tooms, rnnnIng Mater; 81. ~ rehned -
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HELP WANTEp-MALR

SsEAissFEFR mar. 1 man S p4sf. ssi Fr 2sa. cs sHa
wanted. one thoroughly expert
1919 siYe axe, state white or colOred. ref
ssngs and how long with last employer
E 80 10 start. NJ All. Ledger Central.
1903 wanted for an institution; must be
iseatEls man and a Protestant pay, $50 per
Btr Peard, room and laundry, Address
~ 81 Mlllbrook. N. X.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02

II two engines Of the same make and
model were set in tbs same frame, one
ahead Of the other, would the rear
crank shaft be strong enough to stand
the strain7
The rear crankshaft would have to be
strong enough to transmit the horse
power Of both motors. This would be
especially true If the timing was so ar
ranged that the power strokes of the
two motors were synchronized so that
the minimum stress from both motors
fell upon the shaft at the same time.
In such case as you mention a heav-
Ter Crankshaft should be installed In
the rear motor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
ADAMS,

E. T. Hanna made a trip to Chicago
with fat cattle of their own feeding
this week
Chas Bass shipped fat cattle last
week to Chicago.
Miss Eva Bass and Edna OlingeT
are visiting relatives in Illinois.
Emma Stanley, Ina Denberger, Fern
Stanley, John Yer Ploeg and Dwight
Eveland home over Sunday.
Newton Kriger and family is en-
joying a visit frof his sister Fannie
and husband of Des Moines. Mrs. J
B. Allgood spent the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter without.
Misses leila Hoover, Nellie and Der
vi Barrowman and the Ballinger sis
tiers who are here visiting from Kan.
sas were with Mrs. Ralph Allgood on
Tuesday.
Mrs, w. j. Billick spent several days
with her daughter, Mrs. Holman Lee
w. A. Hoover, wife and daughter,
Fella spent Sunday at Ralph All
goods.
The writer received cards from Mrs.
M, S. Downey. They were at San
Francisco and we're we'll and enjoy.
ing the sights and scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Matesr have a
new automobile
4. T. c. E. and H. F. Hanna have
silos of Warren Caldwell
and will have them ready to fill this
year.
The threshing has been finished in
this neighborhood and the machine
has been moved to the Middle Greek
run. They were stopped by the rain
again
~ 7 Hanna and Mark Eveiand sold
nc loads OF good hogs Friday
j. NJ Hanna and family were III
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
WILL ABANDON TEXAS CITY
Army Camp Which Was Wiped Out
by Recent Storm Not to Be
Re-established.

Washington. Aug. S1.-The army
camp which was wiped out by the re-
cent storm at Texas City. Tex. will
not be re-established at that place.
Secretary of War Garrison announced
Just what disposition will be made OF
the troops that havs been stationed
there has not been decided Some OF
them-probably the most OF them
will be sent to the Texas border, TO
be used by General Funston. II was
believed here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record in Recent Real Estate Deals
in Mahaska County.

VIM. Bernstein, single, to Mary 4
Davis. warranty deed dated S-21-t5
lot Z block l.. Marks Second add Os-
kaloosa-S2O00.
Eftie Lawrence to o. W. Lawrence,
her husband, warranty deed dated g.
25-15 ind. Y NE Sc Sec 35 and NY
SW Sec. SO all in 77-16-s1.00 Love
and Affection
William Evans Williams and wife,
Gertrude A., to II. H. Dickins. war.
ranty deed dated s-2S-l5 pit. lot OF
s. d. of NV Sc Sec. 1S-75-I5-$4,750.
Mrs. Kate Mcmillan and husband,
w, H., to William and Nellie Gochee.
warranty deed dated S15-13 lot 3 blk.
IL Montgomery's add oskaloosa-
400.
George d. Scott. unmd.. to A. A.
Reid, warranty deed dated s-27-15 pit.
lots 2l-22 Houtz second add oaka-
loosa-S1 500
w. e. Laud to Title Z Laud, his
wife, warranty deed dated S-27.15 lots
3-4-5-6 blk, 2 o. p Peoria--s50.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02

+. WATSON.---Friends here have re.
ceived word of the death of Mrs.
Anna Watkins Watson. formerly
resident of Beacon at her home in
Denver, Colorado, following long
illness with cancer of the stomach.
Funeral and interment in Denver.
Her daughter. Miss Ruth Seiffert.
well known BY oskaloosa and Beacon
people, has been with the mother III
Denver and was az She bedside at tho
time of DEATH Many friends here
extend sympathy
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
Back AImnat Broken.

Mrs. E. S. Noel, No. 61S Third ave.
nue. east, sustained serious injury
Monday when she fell down stair.
way, almost causing fracture of the
backbone. She is resting easier To-
day, but the sprains and bruises are
at severe character
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
Current Literature

Pear Butter.-Wash the pears and
without peeling them boil them until
they fall to pieces Rub them through
a colander to remove the cores, seeds
and skins. Put the pulp into a stone
crock with half as much sugar, add
spices to suit the taste, and cook mix.
ture slowly until 1t becomes smooth
and thick, stirring it carefully to pre-
vent burning. Seal the butter in
jars.-Mothers' Magazine.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
The t7th !. V. /. at Abba.

5he thitv first annual reunion this
year OF the Seventeenth Iowa Volun.
fgs inf ntry will be held at the resi-.
Z - - y A, Crozier at Abba, Oct,
y, e end II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02

Which gives more power, long or
short stroke motor?
Within the limits found in ordinary
practice the short and long stroke mo.
tor will develop the same power. pro-
vided the piston displacement and
speed are respectively equal. Let us
consider two four cylinder motors with
three hundred-inch piston displace
ment. The long stroke motor has a
small bore, and the explosion pressure
acts on piston of small area, but this
Is offset by the fact that the pressure
acts throughout the long stroke. In
the short stroke motor the explosion
pressure acts on a piston of large
area, and this cOmpenSates for the fact
that the stroke Is short. The advan-
tage of the long stroke motor lies In
the fact that for given piston dis
placement it has smaller bore than
the short stroke motor. the pistons are
smaller and lighter, and the motor
may be run at higher speed because
light pistonS and connecting rods do
not vibrate as much as heavy ones.
and it Is by increasing the motor speed
that the small bore, long stroke motor
Is made to give more power than the
large bore. short stroke motor of the
same size.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02
BIRTHS, DEATHS. MARRIAGES

KEOHEN.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Keohen at their home, Ale
North Market street. Monday after.
noon, Aug. 80, 1915, nine-pound boy.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-09-02

attendance at the Smith Hedge we'd
ding Monday evening. Friends here
have received at home cards. The
young people have many friends in
in this community who will wish them
happiness and prosperity. They will
be at home to their friends after Oct.
LIST on the J. NJ. Smith farm in Adams
township.
Aug. 2S Pansy.