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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-16

Mr.. Buford Tynea. Of Staunton, was
among the University OF Virginia
alumni attending the meeting here
nlast week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-16

Miss Kate Weems, of Houston. Tex.
after spending a few days with Miss
Fanny Miller at her home on West
Franklin Street, has left for Wash
ington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-16

nd In the college, or ACADEMIC
department, I take leave to mention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-16

A pretty home wedding OF yester
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-25

Miss Lettip Carroll announces her
rEular weekly soIreo Cos tmUht io he
eiVtn in thr ,ancius apadcm, ou Ws
trr street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
PARKwoop APARTMENTS

Located on 40th ST., one block south OF Ches-
ter ave, lat Woodland ave).
beg to announce TO the many people who
have examined our furnished sample apart
ment that OF the "a apartments onered on
July is have already been rented.
As we do not wish those who are consider
Ing taking one OF these apartments to be dis
appointed. we would ask YOU to let us hear
from you quickly.
II you have not seen these apartments you
can get some idea OF their remarkable value
from this record, never before equaled pc
lieve, In apartment renting in July, usually
an absolutely dun month.
These apartments are located directly facing
beautiful Clark Park, and with lawns, trees
and hedges Of our own, spacious private
porches. hardwood floors throughout, large
cabinet gas ranges, artistic fixtures ana
paperlng; plentiful and even heat In winter
and delightfully."- cool in summer; unlimited
grounds. and above all, the most courteous
and efficient janitor service and management
It Is possible to give.
1 also offer a large variety OF apartments
at varied prices and to meet almost any re-
quirementR
Automobile service to inspect apartments II
NfT5 70 APARTMENT owNERs-can not
take over the management OF your apart
mentF for you and give you the same ef-
hcient and satisfactory service / am giving
owners everywhere today?
They are finding their incomes greatly IN
creased and their tenants thoroughly salts.
fed, their vacsncies eliminated, and that
ment is not only very profitable, but 10 freed
OF every veatige OF worry and care.
NORMAN g, SHERWOOD, 1411 Walnut st.,
Philadelphia.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

UlNaI VHh RUM IOG WANT
Can very likely be located w a few minutes
sasmaag 5f psS530Bos ma NB6st fss board dsSb Sbdh
~ on ne fcr your Inspection az Ledger
Central An Interior photograph ane aq-
S7 Ssre 40 YOU can decide 'intelligentlyi frse
psCAD. NJ. ss5-seeond-noor front; steam
heat, cleo private balhs IsesehA1lsi piaons,-
CARLISLE, NJ, 2ol9-Attraetlyely Furnished
'front.' room; refined private home phone.
77TKKT0ND ST., 2OOI-Large. ATTRACTIVE sitting
toonll bay window; brass bed also zd-story
front. BAY window running wafer pnohs,
55sF0FD W. 1dz0-Cool furnished rooms.
eouthefn exposure. Phone Poplar lI2I p.
75I5T5TTf7F7 Iff7-Two Well-fnrn. front rms, sin
gis ar Communicating. Walnut tllB VI
5pRUcF- 2o22-Deslrabls furnished Eoo5m57i
Slnrivste taths; summer rates L9elst 1eo5 ,.
- s7T7=l $3.50 feof CeclD-seoond-story sit
" 49, room: piano ana phonei other vacancies
sood locations private family
WOODLAND AVE- iSaTfSS !fsa' s9ia ing
fdj5sff q s62-I'wo Beautifully furn. rooms, "a
psrent light hOusekeepiqs other E2s25ssas s5s SEQ
bhoto at Ledger Central Maln9l lzsl W.
75arH ~ 22A-2d story, iurni9hed or naIlr-
- shed, also sd back private lamllgi phone
- n f95O-Reatly furnished front room
i1itht housekeepinEi one 4nsle room.
iFrH. s.. l26-siRsla 9r aeaels Teo@s with g g
~ t6art bath houaekeeplnsi prefer men pr
sisiaess women. Phone L2e9-s 9sze Z,
- 5f4-7rW5 attFaetiYe ront roomsi "a
aeor. single on eolnlnanle- til.si hll9lls-
i7rA 5oicb. sa s' other saeaasiss Poplar lsis ".
s,-,tT NJ iT18-LHrge comfortable rooms.
zttt1tsbsd Or unfurnishedi convenient % ears-
phone Diamond soli A
= aa-neilahiful vacancies porch. .laUui
eacsauonai taela. ne4 y A--la4 -eea ~
~ I7FIuN apartment l99lAa eh4 9atn;
rI4ffuliV furuiaaea eA-iAs5ts eeatt-- %
tI pffadsinhia Preston 4e4l p
SEA and sanaan. fafnisafA
faaua man tnlFs ma4lHf
-.-.eaH sta aslff saaali haiHE scar - all tsa
81 IS fanin.fa al home. fnane relr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

Uncle Dave-Tommy. can you tell
me what comes after eIevenT
Tommy-Twelvei
Uncle pAve-eoOdl Now what comes
after twelvs7
Tommy-Papa. from tho club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

Heroine-AIgernon. the Villain stiII
pursues us.
Hero-Ha, but fear not Sec thou the
ravine that interyenes between US and
himI
Heroins-Yes, Algernon. but the
bFidgel He can cross yon bridge at a
boundl
Hero-Fear not. say, He has got to
stop IN the middle Of the bridge and DO
a song and dance. Couragel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
FuRN1sHpp ApAprMENrs
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

LOCUST, 13ts-Elegant Apartments, 2 rooms,
private bath; also single rooms Wal, 1908 W.
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noARp1Na

hALLlhoRE a,l.I AVE. ,42ss--Iarse. cool bay-win
'VO" ". feTki exc, board. Barring 7fso J.
sec photo At Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

FAhh AVE-. NJ, 2l2b-Nleely furnished front
aaeogm toT z, with board convenient TO 8Oth
ioSz bharket ota elevated. Phone Belmont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

PINE ss sT, belia..sman adult family has large
tlonI room. suitable for two furnished with
BOARD; refs. exchanged Belmont ln2s ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
COUNTRY BoARDERs WANTED

WE STILL HAVE a few more rooms vacant
for August and September on the Birming-
ham Stock Farm; all the advantages OF a
typical country home; 10 minutes auto ride
TO 0 stations, auto service. q. l.. JONES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

H.NoAp. g. 40 (The Graham)--cooi and at
ttssetlVe tnfniehed rooms all modern convsn-
lenees excel table board; hotel ssfv. ! 81 up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

OAK LANE AVE. 7o3-Larse. attract. rooms
w. W.. or CON-, large porch lawn Oak Lane
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

WANTED
sHtomobile Mechanic; must be competent TO
aaust Motora. Bearings. Magnetos. Carbure.
lefg Electrical Equipment. etc, Experienced
aAn only need reply. Permanent employment
lsference and salary per month. Address
J. /. CASE t. M. CO.. Harrisburg, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

OCEAN. CITY, N. j. Hotel Hsnry-Hone com.
forts. bountiful table, SO up, board and room
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

Walnut ST, b6o9-Large, cool sd.story back
roomi other vacancies; modern conpenIencss;
near nlevhLad. Ehnnn Raltnnnl halL l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

sN2 saS. RsReHs bsfss sSs ,s ssgsS Spsg SSsB:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

-bf5 ~ l5 We isl3-i5-BeautifuI rooms, with
ooarai new nanasement phone TioEa s2af
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sEAsHoRE

Drsxs road; boardlns,
tennis. swlm'g pool. Phone overbrook 2eo8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

'oIs5sT YOIJR HOME BY monthly payments Ok
ft..srn sfT % S50i houses located n. Fhllt, 80
GIN, worth from isOo 60 sesoo al q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

SPRUCE, to2s.so- ad.fioor room. southern *.
.-noeurei choice table board Whinnt T9ks w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
APARTMENTS

BALTIMORE AVE. 52it--Attraotiye rooms,
porch and bathroom. uniurn.; light and heat
Included, SIT month. Photo. al Led Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

smsle, On suitsi pflyate batks. tabis hosra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

nnA1 EsTATE-sALE on RHNT
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MONEY 20 LOAN

z6asF aeasa s hs.s &
ensia RisE q a A
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sP{ituCELYN E. 8o5 8. sist st., Miss s. NJ
Henley formerly OF Chestnut at
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CollinsswOOd. N. j.

= s-pOOM HOUSE all eonvenienees; price $500
. ss6 sgnO. balance as rent sc. eaItare 70
ph,Ia close 10 schools and chuIches. PaTtie1-
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11PpINcoTT LOTS AND HOMES
HApDoN HEIGHTS, NJ ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

YOUNG MAN, cashier OF country bank for
years, wishes connection with a financial In
stllution or Insurance company where ability
and hard work are appreciated and where
there Is future for the man who makes
others. viii arrange interview ii 554 Led
ger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

TEEOGRAPHER-Are you looking for an
energetic young man az secretary or stenog-
rapher, one who Ia anxious to satisfy and
eventually to succeed, who has an ability
Tor composition and who ia willing to devote
his whole mind In your service7 II so, try
me. II S53. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

near ~ southern eaposufai rafa exehsnRad'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
HELP wANTEp-MALE

EPRESENTATIVE--A large and successful
ne Insurance company of this State. COM
blning with its life policies health and aoci-
aent policies, the latter at cost gnuch below
= desirous Of securing a representative for
IBIS city and vicinity, previous knowledge
e the business ls not necessary as the ap-
pontse Will be fully instructed and assisted
N various directions. A splendid opening for
4n energetic man who wants to earn good
Income tho first year and build up a steadily
iacfeasing one each year thereafter. In ap-
Flying state age and present occupation.
+ sbT, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

tA DOOR OF OPPORTUNITY Is always
#sn AZ Ledger Central where Mr. Hunt
~ gladly offer you the cooperation given
Asa4er Advertisers In search OF good positions.
49, CAL or write for free booklet
efF2hfuNITY-It tells you how to secure
o'tter opening.
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Logan

LOGAN REAL ESTATE
SALE. RENT AND EXCHANGE
NJ. NJ. smith, Broad St. OPP. Logan slatloh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
sTENoGRAPHERs
DAILY AND SUNDAY

We require thoroughly experienced stenog-
raphers. Apply Superintendent Ofhce, N.
snsllenburg a. Co.
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RrA1 RsTATE WANTED

=, -S,TVIo-Iot Tor factory or 2-story factory.
Wa ~ ~ ls-tSy,venienees for light manufacturing
olSas VIII sile 80xeO feet. more or less, AZ
8Tsts Prank w. camen, or phone Fark 40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

1gnSoGRAPHERs wanted by Govt. Se5 mo-;
phia. exams. Oct 26i sample questions free.
Franklin Inst. Dept. 715 F, Rochester. N. y.
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WANTED

Foreman to take charge of Monitor
hands on brass work; must be COM
efess L 51T. Ledger offiee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30

WAITRESS, dining room, White Haven; neat
girl. wages S1T, room and board we pay car
fare NJ 500, Ledger Office
NoMAN. ambitious, business ability per-
manent position, worth $40 weekly to quail
hed person; whole or part time: give tele-
phone. II 742, Ledger Central.
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MoNEY FOR MORTGAGES
&SOO $1,000 $1,000
$500 $1,000 s20oo
W d HOOD si2 NoRRis 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CHESTNUT HILL
SUBURBAN BARGAIN

stone and English style residence an and garage
81 u, io6 feet by 200 feet House has y
chambers and 3 baths; Electric liSht' gas
RsautIhiily finished. Old shade. Beautiful
gro1nis, close to Country Club. Cost SIS, 600,
Syili be sold ct bargain price. photographs
OF property In our otnce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11

that sumthing was rong. The owner of the boat looked wise and sed he guessed that sunthlng was rong with the ''sparkuro and he would have to look it ovver. He. therefore, stopped the engine and started rite in on tour of inspectsion.
 This actsion was fatel; it was the begin ming of sevverel hours of startling and spontaneous evvents which spoiled the hole evening for me. That engine was obstin- ate, the owner fooled with it for half an hour and then called a spesial meeting of all on board for conference Theere weer moor bone heded opinions and suggestions offured than there has been explanations cf who started the war in Urope. But that little engine remained calm thro-out it all. 1t maid noise like a clam and refused to budge: in the meantime we had been drift ing noboddy paying eny attension to the dlrectsion, and suddenly the boat was aground It was aground but about a mile rum shore in mud-flat cuvvered with about foot of perfectly damp watur. Also about hat time a black cloud put in it's apperense on the western horrizun and the thunder began an overture with zig gag litning accompanymint. Up 10 that time evveryhoddy had been calm and pa sient with that engine, and even the owner had respected the pressense of ladies and had refrained rum harsh expressions. We all began frantickly to work on it, and I totally disregarded my white flannel suit and did my best to coax that blooming, idiottic and inannimate peese of mashinery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11

to coff just onse but theere was nuthlng to it. The ladies began to get anxious and enosonel: this added to the gennerel gay ety of the festivities of the occaslon; it began to rain and thunder-it sounded wurst than tho bombardmint of Psrezylme. Then came the wind-and the way 1t did howl and blow was sumthing feerce.
 The waves began to slosh against the boat and evvery now and then barrel or so of muddy but aggitated Potomack watur would walze ovver the gun-walls and sect itself in sumboddy's lap with a dull thud. And hit rainning. We began to send out the s. O. $. in hoarse tone of voise, but we mite as we'll been shooting peas at the Washington monnumint In about 10 minutes most of the Potommack rivur was in that boat, but it couldn t sink, 1t was alreddy on the bottum. It stopped rainning in about two hours and we suc- ceeded in attracting the attension of a fisherman in a mud-skow, who paddled us to the shore for the small consideration of five bones and our kind regards
 Before I left I gave the engine visious kick, and promptly enuff it began to "coff. ' have newer seen an engine moor willing than it appeered at that momint. Still we did not trust it, but stuck to the mud -skow--but it convinsed me that kind- ness has no effect on gassoleen engine.
 No moor motur boats for little Billy-I am cured. Yours trooly
 BILL VINES.
 Washington D. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11
UP AND DOWN BROADWAY-By Allen Griffin Johnson

be enjoyed, externally, by the poorest al well as by those upon whom poverty hal never placed his whitening hand.
 But it is on holidays and occasion. when pleasure takes precedence over busi- ness, that one realizes how much Father knickerbocler does for his peoples pleas ure and entertainment, and it is then that the poorer classes revel in his kindly generosity
 It was or Monday, July 5, that this fact WAS brought home to me very impressive N during trip around the city There was scarcely a section. residential, com mercial financial or otherwise in which there was not some kind of diversion and ,entel tainment offered free to the inhab- itants thereof
 How the wealthy enjoyed that holiday hardly knew, though most likely the majority of them bade adieu to Father Knickerbocker and went elsewhere for their entertainment. Of these. however New York took no account. it's prepara- ton being solely for those who remained at home and who were not able to spend fabulous sums for their amusement
 And the thoughtful old municipal gen. tleman was very careful to see that each form of entertainment given under his auspices should be of a high moral tone, and, in many cases, of an educational nature. Among the drive alone in the evening Of that day l passed five large bands of music each surrounded by an immense but quiet and well behaved throng of music lovers The selections We're all good music, though now and then a lighter tune was played for the benefit of those who cared to dance in the open. and there were many who indulged in that also, for New York, rich or poor, must dance.
 Here and these orators flung their elo-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11
invites me on'a motur trip will do so at his

invites me onta motur trip will do so at his peril
 Incidentally l wish to state that enny persun who contimplates trip in motur boat, evveni if he is meerly an invited guest and has no responsibilities, that my advise to him is, that furst he turns down sed in vitasion; secund, if he owes the persun who invites him mummy and feels under obiga- sions ito accept, that he gets sick or sum thing and at the last minnit reng, and thurd, if he does go, not to ware enny clothes that he thinks he will evver need enny moor; certainly 1t is the verry highest peek of folly to ware white flannel suit. White flannel suits air not suitabull for motur boating-rite at this time | can't re- call or suggest just what is the best thing to ware, but incidentally 1 can think of nuthing moor suitabul than set of fawlse teeth and pained expression. Emmy uther warelng apparel is sertain to be put out of commission. Also let me remind you. gentul reeder, that a thundershOwer and the ring tailed variety of Kansas cyclones will break an engagement to annoy the
 andskape in suthern Illinois and will cross fore states going hundreds of miles out of theere way just to put lot of expression in a motur boating party. Heed not the forecasts of the weethur burow They do not apply when you air going mourning. The sun may be shining with benign and innosent expression, theere may not be breeth of air blowing the surfase of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11

quence to the evening breezes and in
 still other sections children danced and sang to great crowds of admirlng parents and friends. The city went to the ex- pense of lighting with many vari-oolored incandescents each of these scenes, where many people were gathered together, and nowhere was there any indication that even 1 cent was expected from those who enjoyed the entertainment offered
 In addition to this there were open air moving pictures in many parts of the city, gwen in connection with the band concerts and absolutely free of charge It seemed that all one really needed in order to gel some pleasure out of the holiday, was health. Even though he had not money to buy food that was offered free by the several bread lines, and there was hardly any escape from few hours Of enjoyment.
 On ordinary days the poor can get free food there are the beautiful parks for rest and there is the ever-changing pano- rama Of life that Gotham exhibits at all times and which must. at all times, in- terest anyone who finds human nature at all interesting. There are public baths as well where cleanliness can be obtained free "f charge. and I verify believe that there is scme sort of remuneratiye labor possible of requirement by anyone who is physically fit and willing to earn his bread
 The report has long since gone abroad among the "hoboes'' that New York is the rlace to live in as there is no longer any danger of starving to death in this and it does seem that in or der to starve here, one would have to lock himself up and refuse to eat when offered neurishment.
 All about the city are fountains from which one can get a free drink of pure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-11

office I wish you would turn your head because don't like the look of your face"
 The following day not only the secretary but many of the men in the shop enlisted.
 Not only are women replacing men who have gone to the front but they arc taking the places of men who have been taken from other employments and placed on war work. Lloyd-George recently declared that there were, roughly speaking, about 2,000,O0O men employed upon war work. Hundreds of thousands of these men had been drawn from other industries and hun dreds of thousands additional will be drawn upon in the new shell agitation now being carried on by the minister will come to a complete standstill aft CT the war. It will take months for machine shops which have been con verted into shell shops or gun shops to be reconverted to their original use, even supposing there is an immediate demand for their original output ln the meantime hundredsiof thousands of men will be suddenly cut off from work and compelled to seek it at their original trades only, to find that ef- ficient and lower paid women are de- termined and equipped to fight them to a finish.
 Largely through the efforts of Lloyd George the trade union restric- tions against the employment of wom- en labor in certain trades are about to be removed. temporarily at least. Thou sands of women are now employed in making shells In factories all over the country. Indeed, there is hardly a branch of industry throughout the country which has not been invaded m more or less serious degree by women.
 In London and other large towns it is impossible to get young boys for office work and girls are being em- rloyed instead. This means that thou sapds of young girls who in normal times, would have continued their cdr ucation, are now being prematurely withdrawn from schools and placed in employment. In many cases this is ab- solutely necessary for the support of