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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-13
DrArIIrs

IER Snse iIoTnsfi,, dapshter, q Laura sea; 4,
Ssers. Relatives and friends are, invited to
sssnd The funeral on suSddssy sds Nsx,opp ss p AVE- @
camden, M Interment. private Harleish
das's erdsy from Hs'i'i 70 p my M '"'' '" 80
MQI.hT0N. ,on April II. 1919. CHARLES
inF star Lodss, No, f2S, +. cand a M;
Tsss hisd No ISdf NJ 3 6i0 r. No E. G1i6n RspsS
iican Club. Clements Club, and an other
Invited 10 attend the funsrei. on Friday. at
m from his late rssdense: Iis south
Remains may be viewed on Thursday eve
M6rRoE.--on April ~ 1910. PETER L., hus-
ssnd sse Of Nettie Monroe, st his residence nee.
notice. f sF q funeral viii Se sfd siven years '
NtCKEL;;11S57sYddenly. IN this City, on April ~
tnes ewit ReistSes tRsso and nd friend fFiends also s
s9,eissties o. which he was 2 member are IN IN
ySSSy, az ia;iS noon st his late residence,
BY oeioek bridge sS train arrive at North
% M eses sss9n ssmsery s si admobe famsr" at
PARKER; ;1zon April II, 1919 ,Il!;l ELIZABETH
iifeiine Mission, are invited to attend the
sgnfTs nr se ssdce en- SsS oris e ah
sg r. Viewed S FTsS Tem s to RsPan' ms
PICKERING-on April II. 1919, JAMES. be.
RS 5F'' 9Gp ana TsFifa oSds SGpp RsrfS family iTS
ogt H. B ~ T. E ana q eAposs si4G SOms Dsvn
Manufacturing GO. are invited 70 attend the
6eors aarS from ss ae rssdssgs so s
Hope st, .soismn. Reauiem Mass q the
eiseiy. Interment at Holy sepulchre Gene.
FANEB tsr B SETHh Il i'Nf Wife at Of TSsi HsfOeF fs'i
iHSs and ysoG fs%a' nyf% w
eet az the SOnss st TntoHment at
Tsna troess Vest Chester arFyns az ip5 p5
Of rarg gT IoiG Il bgy EhkEN sgG vcN M
EeiStvss and III 1hds "SGS arc invited led to- to attend
fn' ss"i5F, sfaESs$a! q lI,se
e the and ifa fa 5sS:fa SiSs5
ssSd Of hsT Pal IL 'lG 4RWShp sgs
tlves and friends are invited TO- attend the
hs ste 'sTSfss on sls5 h s. e!
RmfRi at HF!IHsaon Wet of6ye TSg',iPsS April 12
I9l6, Jul;IA widow OF % EdMsrd Riley; Rel; :
funeral, on SATURDAY,, AZ $40 a. m. from
mass sST late at s s'asTSf s Hss psGv s Pa M Hfs I
N Widow 81 Asr AZ IL hE 1siG ssFFs Pis
g FSyss Ella Id tItgss nas e r9 n
81 Sf' nsf t SF''iss t Ks 5s'diHfi iS
North Uber ST.. Germantown Intcrment
strictly private. Greenwood X. OF =. Gene
terry. Auto funeral.
wAGNER.--on April IL. 1915. GEORGE F.
MAGNl1R. Relatives and friends In
yited to attend the funeral services. on satur-
day, at 80 D. m, at his late residence
104 Rochelle ave-, Wissahic4n. lnterment
private.
WEISS.--On April H. iON FENRIETpA,
widow OF Jacob r. webg. AGED rs ys6rs
Relatives and friends inkltsd g attend
at 1 o'clock. at her late residence, y9O0S
North 18th street IntermentN private
wITAIER.-At her residence. GOES KingsessinE
ave. on April II, 1915 BARBARA ANNA,
wife Of Ezra Wilmer. and daughter of the
late Charles and Catharine Swegart. OF
Cedar Lane, Lancaster Co., Pa. Notice OF
funeral later. Lancaster Co. papers please
copy
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST, cor oOtbFThef Mar
Vacancies, perm. or tr9Rsient Mp
SPRUCE, l93u-- Large [attractive
front room' also 9d-sbrv room.
SPRUCE, 1910 - Double or singh
spring rates: week or day: elevator
SPRUCE. 1294-2G-Furnished rooms
baths; table board Walnut I'LL
SPRUCE, -3O-2d-honr suite; priv
choice table board. Walnut I2o5
52D. s.. 289-Nlcely furnished I'd frd
excellent mealsi table board.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER or payroll clerk: thoroughly
experienced young lady OF responsibility: first-
class firm and position considered; excellent
references. II Ia. Ledger Central
CHAMBW'K; English Prot; adult fam: sub
urbs; no washing; refs, 23O East Willard,
CHAAIBW'K and waiting or hswk. exp; West
Indian colored girl. l3l7 S. 47th ST.
COMPANION - Gentlewoman. good reader
packer, mender, experienced and GOOD refer
ence.I II AS, Ledger Central.
COOKy psIes good EsIssrence; go away for sum
meg Cal Istsarsday, between IL and IL
O'Gjbcl,. Assn POS sos Chestnut ST.
COOK. chamb'd and waltr's; Prots.: coun-
try pref; reference. 325, Ledger Office
COOK. experienced; good reference; settled
white woman; city or suburbs. 4 OO5 Mexican.
EXPERT file and detail cle1E high school
graduatei years excellenJJSperence $40.
O li2. Ledger Central III
dIRh Tsqurfi PP9fisiea and
GOVERNEss. North GermIn. kinJsrgsrtner;
some French SEWING; etlire chSFsei best
INFANT NURSE English Protestant; capable
experienced; reference. II 1886. Ledger on.
MAID, by the day: willing 70 make herself
useful. II S2T, Ledger Office.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HEPPE,S NPTOWN STORES

ANNIVERSARY SALE}OF PIANOS
HEPPES UPTOWN STORES
We are holding our 5lst anniversary sale
at oLr Uptown Stores 9th and
Thompson SITS. where the great Hoppe bust
ness was founded by Mr.. G. j. Hoppe I'm
1868. IL is the oldest plano store in
Philadelphia, yet tha most modern and pro.
ETessive north OF Chestnut street.
over T.. 900 square feet are devoted to the
retailing OF high-gradc planps and viCtTolas;
the larEG volume OF sales proves that the
HcpD(pONces and stssstards draw patronage
eyek to Eth anlSSThompsnn SITS. from the
uttprmO2 paESSpOf Philadelphia.
The kpESSRale includes:
800 kS% pianos at prices from % to 80
per cent. lower than the prices In stores
with "a sliding scale Of prices.
; playpr-pianos slightly used at $50 to
500 below original prices. beginning at $3.50.
10 upright pianos by all the prominent
makers taken as part payment on pianoia-
pianos, viz, ChickcTlns. Lester, nlasius,
Schomnclcr, etc, at SO. $50. 800, S11O. etc.
- upright pianos, HeQpe-u Fade with three
below regular prices. 4
seIf-playor attachTk knk k<forrf f.nos-will
III any plano-at s3j, SSe,FS75, eR.
price.
Terms SO monthly and UPWARD.
Call or write for large IL fstrated cata'
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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vICTRoLAs WANTED

Highest prices paid for slightly used talk
ing machincs all calls promptly attended TO.
Address /. 3OS Ledger Office.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Eeutlemen's dis.
Cardcd clothing Friedman Brothers. 14h
South. Phone Dickinson Blaj.
WANTED Sedan body for Ford ear.
Box No. II 2iS. Lcdgcr Central.
BABY CARRIAGE. modern from refined
American family. II 5iS. Ledger Central.
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BOARD wanted by single lady in p
lily, Germantown or Cnestn9t ~
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ness. John D. Newell. i76SS saInsoomiaS -
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ss5-CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO
HOWARD VINCENT. sas N. 9Th.
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Atlantic City. n. ..
BOARD WANTED

VENTNOR COTTAGE bookings for I'd
special rates for Easter. N; NeJ
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Classification WIN be Found on PAGE
BooKKEEPER = EXPERIENCED BOOK
PERMANENT PoSITIoN WITH EXCEL
MENT: Missy BE NEAT, QUICK. AccuR-
AYE. GOhDSrEIN BROS, zoos FILBERT.
perishes ana refeTshee II 4sS. Led ss central
cANXAsSERs = Experleced women: house
hold neeessities. salary and commission.
CHAAlBERMAID. very neat; two In family;
q9 laundry work, 1919 8. 45tn. Take No.
CdAAiBERWORK and yVaifIuIE no washing:
!. white; reference si22 Pdls seiton ave
cHiLDNURsE to 90 10 eoqRlfy,. care Of two
terred; wages 81 and earfaI Address n.
G. B., +. o. Box 1905. "
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FOREMAN drawn, test work and tnnlmakng
S25; payroll and cross clerk. SIS: clerks
typewriting. y. Phia,, Si2: general. SS to
$40: stenographers, several. attractive open
Business Service Co. 1901 Land Tlte Bldg
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LOST AND FOUND
For othsr Lo.t and Found Ad. Sec raE
UNoLAIMED TELEaRAMs

Chestnut ST., August HoIlsndsr, Miss Lyiy
Chestors, Maud FsTrow,, G. n Grey Mrs.
Garage~clpmpany W. b, Burne. Carl Spohn.
Clara A EBeny. ANTONIO Cor5fd9 Mrs Es.s;
Tracy, AS.Nand J. II. BiselM
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE Co. Lewis
Emper. T. NJ Brown and Herman TimbeFg.
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sANITARIUMs

nervous. elArly: every comfqTN
booklet. DYRandal' city line = +
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SITUATIONS wArTED-MA1E

WANTED--Woman. coored good
cook: light housework ref. 1894 Addison,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

cas.sfion ATS Van ss'sa Sc Found 300 SS Fsss Tor
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD, silver platinum, plated ware, old
style iewelTy, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870 J. l., Clark. refner. - Ansom.
CASH PAIlS|79R DIANoNDsZPgEcloEs
Phila. smell gas-<-1sef, Co. Gsys. nth st.
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HELP wANrEp-MAIE
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continaed iron, Preceding column

Continued from Preceding column
BOYS t6 years over, to work In Wallpaper
factory. Apply at once. Becker, Smith u
Page, Water and SNYDER ave -
BOYS WANTED for delivery service, ages 5
and 10 years. Apply Wanamaker Brown,
9th and Market sts. -
BOYS with bicycles. for errands. living up
town; chance for Advancement. Apply $50
SAMSON st.
BOYS wanted. IL years and over. Alfred
Wolstenhome & Son, 24th and Allegheny
BOYS. from IL to II years. In toy factory.
Hedges below Orthodox St, Franford,
CARPENTERS .Au-eround men for gen. car
pentering work Apply II. *. milford Co.,
Glenolden, Pa,
CLERK for seashorei bright. honest Amer
lean young man to sell hardware and house
furnishings; must have good appearance and
references. Apply Thursday, II a. M, Mr..
johnson, Ledger Central
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COFFEE ROASTING COMPANY
DERsTA Nbs THE flusiNESs AMP
0Ni.Y ONE WHO CAN MAKE
MONEY FOR THE CONCERN AND
HIMSELF NEED REPLY, CHANCE
FOR a PARTY WHO CAN Make
GOOD. ADDRESS COFFEE. ID 2Ol.
LEDGER OFFICE.
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'---------,--r,,,,, : -, =, &c a..
o2shI eap in or accqIntns S ms msthods % and oc
references. B $40, Ledger Central.
100IEL-E,gPrR or c,crIr ace % wears. ; Years,
ypriGncei Psrcc School; rcfcrences; mod
erate salary il lOI Ledger Office
=
BoOHkEEPER and aScountant. RoGhestsHr Ins
graduate, ,WiShes 10 'n"Ibe' aC'u'"''' ''"-
aoi3' =eI" u iss
CHAUFFEUR desires position in country; best
references: safe and careful driver; can cut
lawn and hedges attend TO heaters; willing
and obiEng, II 323, Ledger central
CHAUFFEUR, white. single wishes position
In private family; make az repairs ~ I,9i rei-
ergnSe. -l'l-- n. l.ut, N"' - s'' @ "a
CliAuFFEu R-MtH liANSrhJ 'u yrs, ora, rir
yrs tAp,' Shthit,.'' r,',,,, uI, ~ gIn ~ ,nt
CHAUFFEUR. Colprcd wishes position In
%Res. e%Rsr. and good ref. h i52. G-edser Office.
T'TIAIfFFGUR. > YRS EXPERIENCE; REF
ERENCE: ; DAYS TRIAL FREE. II. a.
HALL. DICKINSON lt3!,
CHAUFFEC CR--7YopnE mar, wishes position IL
reliable Box lOI' Radhor' fa' fa'-..--------
CHAUFFEUR wishes pos. : priv. fam. q Years
experience: good repairman Apply NJ. D.,
1914 DE IanCey st.
CHAUFFEUR, colored wishes pos; city, or
suburbs: r'ieEehS - IlspIis i'Nl'.- lo," W
CHAUFFEUR, slJglR. wishes pos priv: best
5,t,Ai1FFEI'R a Ikj fttChman or gardener; 1st-
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. s.. I25-3 rooms. private bath furr
unfurn.: board optional: phone.
BROAD. ~ S55-Two beautifully furnishe
rooms and prvat" bath el"ctricity' phone,
cEs6GHNGTP RG6Hs TPEEfsI5NEN fG25 EEt R rRNNsfEa NRHElSaHl
CHESTNUT. 2OO5--Attractivo rooms, sinEl
or en- suite; private bath: run, water; ref
CHESTNUT ST. 2GioEone or two rooms wit
or without private bath. -
CHESTNUT 2n1S--3 rooms bath shower; elf
vatOr all outside rooms; gentlemen desired
GREEN. 15i"--Ncwly furnished; single or, g
suite; bath; modern convcniencesi reaaoiysat
SPRUCE. I115--2d front, beautifully
running water, clcC. light: other VAC p a
WALNUT 43lI-Furn. or unfurn. seq
third-iioor rooms: large, sunny and
dcsira6c ,';' pc persons i5f Pres, ii34
WALNUT, .4lOT.,-Cheerful rooms; fur
en- suite; board optional. Presto -
Without baths, Walnut G9li.
18TH. ", 140l---Two rooms -turniahcd
5oTH 7i55. NJ Sil of@ BsIr
wqsr pRAEtrr ;;ssn:. I sso%IlIg. only; ny
isi Rsi SS5f2FfS All. Ee21. e w "
the M:rsIn. cHiLT9N m22 a2l%GinF rooms ss E +.
4 jis%JS; SSTssIaS Sis5 ana Eo sdS' suitable for
Tor HU s. 20 n-r wtsi: Or: suiar5 from
IL" II a52, Lcdgcr Central,
FURNISHED front room. with use Q
@RsnFed %HsTIGssi Phone Phone. TlT TloEa $50. '''' CIV
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, sin
SGitr; dlarcd. r"TRGS diSo 'sh w. bcRnoa RSSe 0''n'
OWNER will rent bachelor apt.
bath. frenlace, aoaa spruce, loo.
PLEASANT Furnished corner rooms.
ROoMS WA NTED
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CARPET CLEANING

CON r y L I A I,
CABpSp CLEANING HOUSE
Bell Phone. q Locust 1000.
NEST bH!L.@ MONARCH. STORAGE co.
W s-oac, ,PER, IARp, w,
BOYER CO. REAL CARPET BERTt fte1ea3n0
N. l2th. No tumblers used. PhorH TlogF52OO.
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YOUNG MAN, 25, aggressive, with thorough
business training and executive experience
covering all lines OF inside work desires good
connection, salary being secondary; refer
ences II $50. Ledger Central
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Roor1Ne AVN IRON AwN1Nas
STORAGE

LET us ESTIMATE to coat your roof and
guarantee II 10 years. 49,
AMERtcAN RooFfNd co. 1885 Ridge ave;
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AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like this)
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HELP wANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
APPRENTICE. II years old. to learn plumb
Ing trade. 1907 Chestnut st.
APPRENTICES (2) wanted. aged is to 90 to
learn mechanical end OF large manufactur-
Ing concern; good chance for advancement.
207. Ledger Office.
APPRENTICES ta) wanted to learn mechan-
or aS"aneeme SR % ADA sf8 Ldser Gent
BARBER, colored, reliable; steady lob; salary
or commission. Young's. 1895 South st.
BooKKEEPER-YoYns manHI or 2s Sears
excellent chance dbr devSybnssc with fair
salary 70 start; state lEfbsrfence. 1876.
Ledger ofhce.
BOY to run erran&. make 4elf useful in ship
ern part OF cityi bring ferences; chance Of
advancement. Van Dus4n & Stokes. rear
1873 Chestnut
BOY, over 10. to assist chauffeur on automo-
bile; must be neat and furnish Teference
Devices. 1928 SAMSON.
BOY. strong. about II, for shipping depart
ment OF shirt factory; hours Z 80 to u; Sat
urday until p, m. Apply steppacher's. l46
BOY, about II, wanted for clerical work in
architect's office; state reference and quallh-
cations. 93b. Ledger Ofhce.
BOY, strong. to make himself gknsFa Muse
. ipl r. W. Hoffman Coz 'o4 w9lnut
BOY wanted. neat. for office wSyki stag age
BOY wanted for object salary S5i state age.
II GAG. Ledger Central.
BOYS for cutting room Of shirt factory; clean
work; chance for advancement: hours 1880
60 30; Saturday until noon. Steppacher's.
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9O1S---3 rooms. bath. shower; ele-
vator: all outside roOms gentlemen desired.
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CREW MANAGERS wanted for city. and out.
of-town with experience in OrEani2lng and
handling men. for household necessity that
is sold on first demonstrat ton: good propos-
tlon for the, right men. "a South 10Th
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oYs WANTED for delivery service. ages IS
and 10 years. Apply wanamaker Brown,
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WATCHMAN white man, for pIfsht duties In
boarding school. must have Bcsf references
Address = Dr. Ledger 0fhcA.aF
YOUNG MAN, about rs to %. hg ITanayunk
manufacturer; knowledge of lstenography;
typewriting and some hook ping req. Ad-
dress in own handwriting II 453 Led. Cent.
YOUNG MEN to learn chair packing Apply
Mr.. Meyers, pa s. 5th ST.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES

Storage House. tOif-t3 Poplar
81. Senarnte rooms. gooda lnauredi haullng.
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YER, to work In wallpaper
once. Becker, Smith Il
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Empress Sadako Of japan Is the
mother Of four sons, one having
been born 20 her ON Dec @ The
other children arc Hiohito Michi.
nOmiya. the crown prince born in
1901. lasuhlJo Atsunomsyo. born
IN 1902 and Nobuhito Terunomiya,
born IN 1905
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
CATHEDRAL
TO CELEBRATE
WITH PAGEANTRY

old English pageautry Will mars
the birthday celebration, next week.
OF -' Pauls cathedral. the out
growth of The first Anglican church
in Detroit Every detail viii he car
ried out 10 make this celebration a.
much AS possible Ike the celcbra
tions held in England on such occa
sons under the direction OF the
Rev Frederic Edwards. acting rec.
.oI.
Tho services will last a week. but
the height of the festivities vsU be
marked Tuesday when the feast Of
S. Paul viii be commemorated
The men OF the parish viii have
a dinner Friday night with Dean S
IS Marquis as the chief speaker he
VIII talk of The Peace expedition
There VIII also he a burIesaue Of
the trip by the men of the parish.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Health Service Will
Recommend Use
On Lakes
TO BE TRIED OUT
ON TWO SHIPS
Experimental Tests to
Take Place Next
Season
Fron a Star c1rrcsp9mIeat.

RON NIHf lbfffNp NpuHutHt.
WASHINGTON Jan a. Pcaaesc
the International join. commission
charged with the settlement Of Ii.
put-s between Canada and thu Unit
ed States over the waters of .ha
Grea. Lakes has discovered fhat
passenger vessels are responsible. So
a lsrss extent for tho pollution of
those waters. three large ships are
10 he equipped with sewage dis
possl plants before the opening OF
navigation next spring. James A.
Fawpey, OF Minnesota. one of the
hreo American members OF the In.
'ern1tional joint commission. made
the announcement here Today. OK
planning that the United States pub.
lie health service has been eNrcri
menting With systems Of sewage re-
ductiou which are 10 be tried 1ui
on lake vessels next year
The ships on which the systems
are 10 be tried said Mr. rann1v
will be named by the public health
service Test- made by federal
health officers showed hat waters
along rho steamship lanes of the
great lakes arc polluted heavily"
Mr. Tdvuoy's statements were con
frmcd at the headquarters OF the
public Sealth service in Washing.
ton. BIT II was stated that TWO sys.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
JOLIET, ILL, is
SWEPT BY FLOOD

JOLIET H.. Jan 2f one thou
sand persons are homeless and tho
south and the southwest parts Of
This city are under from four 10
eight feet Of water today as a re
suit Of tho continuous ucavy rain
which was still falling today so
casualties have been reported. Loss
was estimated at several hundred
thousand dollars in several blocks.
Police and fremen rescued many
families in rowboats from houses
whore the water was TOO deep to
wade
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

Bland is president Of the nail0Ual
garage owners organization Need
OF organization and cooperation
we're emphasized I'm an address de
nycrcd by r T. Jones. OF Akron
o., viceprosidcut OF the Ohio Car
age Owners association. The con
yention was In session again, Fri
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
REV. AND MRS. }. }. HOFFMAN.

}. }. HOFFMAN
Never was man turned away
from the high iron gate in front
Of the Helping Hand mission in the
10 years tho Hoffmsns operated the
Helping Hand mission.
just how he Hoffmanns kept
spending their funds for the poor
is shown by tho fact that at the start
pf The fourteenth year OF the Help
Ing Hand mission there was only
Si.io left ot fund OF over $4,000
They died in poverty. giving their
last cent to feed a hungry family.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21

The quaintost old couple in quaint
old New Orleans Is gone
The Helping Hand mission IN
Harorne.st.. where moro than 600.
900 "dOwn-and outs have been Civ
On food. regardless of creed. nation.
ality or state. Is clogOd.
old Mr. and Mrs. J J Hoffman
are buried In a Canal.st cemetery
in the tomb he himself carved and
put together a year age. Their wish
that thev die together was granted
Within - hours they died. he OF
pn&umonia and she OF apopleXy.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
aaraae Owners Meet Asrs-

Robert Bland. OF Evanston. IN.
discussed Garage evils" before the
delegates attending the convention
Of the Garage Owners Of America, in
the Statler hotel, Thursday Mr.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-21
Have You a Boy Problem i?

Have You a Boy Problem ?
1t cannot be solved by arith-
metic. Solve II by feeding
him Shredded Wheat - a
natural food that makes his
body buoyant with the en-
ergy of youth-a a muscle
and brain builder 49, contains
the life of the wheat in 8
digestible form. Build S
sturdy, robust boys and girls.
Serve il for breakfast with
hot milk. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
NO DEVELOPMENTS IN SUBMARINE
SITUATION EXPECTED FOR WEEKS
by International News service3

WASHINGTON, March Alt is understood
that developments in the submarine situation
expected for weeks, but reply from the Allies
in answer to the protest of the United States
against the interference with American mails may
arrive at any time. There is nothing more to be
done, however, until Secretary Lansing returns
next week from Pinehurst n. c. Negotiations
with Germany at standstill until the attitude
of the Allies toward this country is firmly eStab-
lShed
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
TAFT PROTESTS AGAINST
BRANDEIS APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Forner Pres
dent Taft, Elihu Root and other prominent pohh
clans today registered a protest against the ap
pOintment of BrandeiS to the bench of the supreme
court of the United States
The petition was presented by Attorney FOX
OF the opposition who states BrandeiS is unit
but gives no particulars on which this belief
based
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mersereau, who
have been season guests at the New
Gables hotel, as usual, left today on
their return to their home in Ridge
wood, \. ]. Miss Abilene Mersereau
who has been here with her parents,
did not accompany them north, but
viii leave this afternoon for Havana.
Cuba. where she will meet friends and
visit for a time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

Carl Saxon came over from Palatka
Saturday evening and remained until
Monday afternoon for visit with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Saxon, who has
been here for some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Twining. on West Magno-
liza avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
GREECE REJECTS NEW DEMANDS
OF ALLIES TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
(By international News serwce)

BERLIN, March A. The new demands made
on Greece by the Allies have been rejected. The
Allies asked to be allowed to administer the rail
roads in Northrn Greece and Macedonia, and de-
FlOrena and Kastaa and that the Allies be permit
ted to occupy the Corinth Straits
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
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Mr. and Mrs. j. w Ogden, who
spent the early part of the season at
the New Gables hotel and had recent
ly been guests again at that popular
house. left today for their home in
Kansas City, Mo.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

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