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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BILL CLERK, Elliott Fisher operator, knowl
SSFenSa pSEs si5 3 s5s ELSad2E LedeESr TaS "
RooKKEEPER, experienced. at present en-
refs Al; salary S75 mo. @ - Led Cent
! RooKKEFPER experienced ard reliable. ac
with reliable drimii 49, Ledger Central. al.
BooKKEEPER D, d. several years ssh.
| Gdnable of taking charge. E5i. Led Cent
! BooKKEEPER.. stenoGraphcr. capable. hcgiu.
| ner, neat reliable, wishes pos, q $50 Led zen
Cashier A5Sa eIi,eTiSsT9cef, Ameri"2n Protestant;
! CIAMBERWORK or chamberworR and assist
laundry cap. coIorod woman. pop. 2O7a J.
| CbblLDNuR RISE assist ,chqmhcrrmqId, Scotch
| CLERICAL general secretarial position;
Ro6d c SSHST Sr a 'f adgeF a 4FGfS oco and
| CLERK-Youug lady, eNn"ricuccd. willing. d.
sires permanent position. e aiT Led Gent.
CLERKsooBill Underwood typeMriterl hlo gen
ence assist light duties. ii iS5, Led. Led. ofdcc.
c2MPToMETR o9erat9r clerk s,s asst BIZ,
country; reference. 22n5 Aspen.
c29K pas E99a %Sts 36 sJS Raee E2od from
GENERAL HoCSEwORE; no washing; set
tlsfd woman ely or suburbs; reference. II
HoCsEEEEPER. visiting. or companion, by
lead aud shop Well II ~ Iedsef % ii 6fdcs s''"
HouSEkEEPER. working or practical nurse,
Frot: settled women; ref III Led. on.
HOUSEWORK-Glr wants housework. TOs ~
Shedwek St. West Philadelphia,
LADY Of refinement, experienced. desires good
clerical position. q 357 Ledger Central,
NURSE. trained. hospital experience, desires
position, any sickness or invalid Teu sOnable
81. Ledger Office
NURSE. practical. wishes engagements scl-
ness or Invalid: experienced. 20ll ~ 18th.
maids are kent. $50 u. ith ST., camdenN.J.
SECRETARY-E Expert stenographer capable OF
handling correspondence and details years
exp, salary SIS Al refs. g l57, Led. Cent.
STENoGRAPHER. expert. excel. exp. in ad-
high-grade pos Considered q IN Ied Cent
> years experience private
secretary and office manager desires DOs-
tion; reference. A 3l4. Ledger Office.
STENQQiR APHER; iTst-class. years exp.
capable correspondent: can take charge Of
office, 2ii, Ledger Central
STENoiRAPIiER general ofdce work: 10
Years, experience capable. dependable q
olN Ledger Central
STENOGRAPHER-B Beginner. exp. ynist ana
clerk. wishes perm. position q 243 Led. Cent
fully experienced cap9ble
accurate best references g 9I5, Led. Cent.
STENOG RAPHER good typist. years exp.
good feI,. desires change. 23l, Ledger on.
tbeRlnnerl: experienced iu !
clerical work: trial solicited, IiG Led, Cent.
tutoring Languages Enc branches for
eigners: backward pupils. a04 Neightman Bg. |
TYPIST, clerk, exp. depeudab,e knowledge /
WOMAN Of experience desires nositlon I'M an |
institution, a lO2. Ledger Onice.
MILE. LtCIE BERTHE, lllT Walnut desires /
sghqol Work ngl pupils: conversational meth. /
MISS nEAN AZ ,g-.r fr.,,.,t 49,. No.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

YOUNG MAN with a few thousand
dollars can secure excellent opportu.
uity BY taking active part In die dis
trlbution Of an automobile accessory
selling dor 81 by mall large proat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

BOOKEEEPER: must he thoroughlv expert
encad In all branches: bright quick. good
penman; write fun particulars OF cNDt r q
encei state age ard salary cxpected: ,vhois.
sale establishments. NJ iJi. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

that Powell Evans
president of the
Merchant h. Evans
Company, formerly
of Arch street. now
located at their eX-
tensive new Offices
and plant, 2Ol9-3j
Washington avenue,
has been elected
president of the
sprinkler company.
where all their APP
proved devices will
hereafter be pro-
duced.
"The Globe Auto
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

MErltANtCAL SALESMAN desires position:
- wears practical and thCOrotl lyai cNnerlCnrp;
can produce. Address q Ii2. Ledger Cent.
ORDER CLbHK Young married man: card
MSiCm; gond fooWCr-up: cNpcrieurcd and
willing WORKER 20 Ledger Office.
PAINTER, also can repair house roof To
cellar Norris. 10 y, 20 h.
PRIVATE SECRETARY OFFICE MANAGER
rhp,htiN" nsst.i graduate IN scientific and
nslncsa courses. urOf. Hcnt. and hkpr 20
Nrs' exp; hest ref. G Oal. Ledger central
SALESMAN. six Years with one firm desires
Cass, proposition considered, city or road
q SIi Ledger Central.
SALESMAN. nov employed desires change:
experienced In groceries. but not In that line
present; familiar with entire East. q ;i:j
Ledger Central
SALESMAN employed desires change eqtab
ntn local or travel: well educated aged ~,
u years exp. ref. q G12 Ledger Central
SALESMAN, ~ years Of age temperate habits
reliable ana taCtlu desires to connect with
eSthhllShcd house q D5l. Ledger Central
SALNSMt\N, 10 Years exp: successful record.
eSce'Iont ref; good pres 100, Led. OF.
SALESMhN. 10 years exp; successful record;
excellent ref; good pres. 4 .Oi. Led. on
STESOGRAPHER-You man. m cXp; good
NbiSt: salary SD. q 0iS. Ledger Central,
NOl' Nc MAN desires to connect with real rs.
lHl' ointr 'Sollincl where salary and adj
NanTGmeut woulc dcpCnd on ability. Address
w, Ledger Central.
NOtNG MAN M arricd dcslrcs poqitlon.
n!nIN man or boz work 2 years experience,
best reference. az. Ledger Ofhcc.
YOUNG MAN. 2S. employed 10 to g. des. posi-,
llOn ait. ana evenings. n1I I.pH Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
General

LADY thoroughly up-to o-date business woman
for position requiring executive ability and
tact: must be hustler and willing 10 make
short trips " NECESSARY: best credentials re-
Office. 7N'
positions open to women. SIS
month. Write Immediately for free list
Franklin lust, Dept Il5 N. Rochester, n n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 miles. Compare prices.
GRlM'S, 236 ~ Broad st.
FIRESToNE DEMOuNTABLE RIMS for Ford
cars. SIS per set. installed. Duplex Tire Co.
222s y, Broad 81. Phone Diamond t423.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

There is drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
PERSONALS

NOIhCE i hereby Eivcn that have this day
81, s@nfh IN, St. t., philadcEhI} Al debts will be
pany, Ga S. "a 81 Present claims al once
:. r. WAX, Ga s. "a ST.,
Lite Of ~ South St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
PEARLS HOLD PARAMOUNT PLACE
IN PRESENT TRADE I'M It71t,1,1 g
Charles j. Maxwell Talks on Beauty of the Gems of
the Ocean and the Beautiful Tecla
Product Their Only Rival

.,.,,arv has been very active socially"
CHARLES j. Maxwell, Of Maxwell &
~, inc. jewellers and gem specialists,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

w dlilul SUI ett AT
10th.
Anticipating this
activity we have
continued advertis-
ing, with results
which have entirely
justified the cXpen-
diture.
Pearl necklaces
have, OF course,
proved to be good
se'iers during this
social period. OF all
gems there is per-
hups none so self
sufficient as { h e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
HELP WANTEp-MALR

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTsAfAN wantsd .
University graduate preferred Must De good
sgs references ana salary A 335 Ledger
WANTED F,1nerienced feeders on s7Sl0 sagl,;
cutting ana ereaslng presses; ones who on
Ledger 0fnee- tV''
ASSISTANT ROOEkEEP PER-salary SO stats
age ana ezparienee a2T Ledger oilfes
Ia iumhef business pfeIerrtd slafe ahilffs-
ana salary e2pectad A a2a Iedaer 0ffIss :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

MISS nEAN al Ledger Central has listed the
AZ kinds O. Office detail work, and has hsd
son for the right position" Acdu4lft nor
Win your needs-either. by personal can a.
telephone Walnut or Main a0gN-aut ner-
sonal attention viii be given promptly. rhrs
TISERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
FOR
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which ~ permitted In all classRcatlons px.
Tept Help and Situations Wanted. Lost and
round, Personals Boarding and Rooms add
EVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE no Any
OF ABOVE RATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
HELP WANTED-MALE


BOY, 9S,,, id' TO Tgn ,erlsnds and make himself
CLAIR FRAMERs wanted. Apply stl $.
ciiAI,EEEEt,R Must he thor. esp. Add, with
! James Dobsop Inc. 'Bfieenkct s''iig 'SSaottS
: lane. Falls Of sthuylkiii '
/ ENGINEER
! plants and accustomed to taking on ma q.
tttsri9n,s from plans ana spperIutendnE in
expected ~. Ledger Ofnce.
ENTRY AND BILL CLERK. expert
emGon STATE age references and salary:
executive ability. + hl5i,.' Ledger OdicC.
FILE 4ANR p, mus, have some Lathe expert
Fox Gun Co nd and Hamilton SITS
FlNlSlIERS wanted on chairs. Apply @li s,
GRJIN,pERsi, sxperienced on LapaIs machine,
93d and Hamilton SITS
LEAnbnIRNEES IL, III wantSSII;, nrst class men only
4rC,sSs 4t,,S Eixhy 4 Marshall. +. o. Bon iii
onS need HSn appy ls W"'ST ETankfdr f5T5eHSs ave-
MAN, AND WIFE Small residence Chestnut
gnera usor4 RSpg wSGnesday @"S "mSSf Raom
nett nnGhincs, John & James Dohson. Inc.
ilanket Mills, ,ScGtts lane, Falls OF Schuylliill.
MAN AMP WEE. white. fnrnNr and cook,
Tor PnOli, a.. Meet employer Room 80. Pub
lie Ledger. Wednesday ~ o'clock
MntDERS wanted; ST ldv work, good wages.
The Rnldt steel Co. New Castle Del
SALE&M tN-Wanted. eNper. outside salesman
ctnoricncc aud salary. a 100. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER. exp, and rapid accurate
at tlGnres: able 10 assist In sen. office work
In manufacturing business: uruortunitv: state
education. experience. reference and salary.
Hos Ia NorrstOwn IA.
STOCK SALESMAN of ability. Address II II.
Ledger Central
THIREADERS. experienced on curtain warns
Apply Quaker Lace CO.. ,!"d and JehiCh ave,
TURRET LATHE HANDS
First class tOolmakCrs, Apply 9tiS Frank |
ford ave, between SNa. m. and u. IN.
YOUNG MAN. 1871 Christian, bright and az I
tive. for general office duties: one with high !
grho1l education preferred. VI Gil, Ledger /
Office.
YOUNG MAN for stock and clerical work: |
must use typewriter; salary 50; good uppOr- !
tunity for hustler. q $40. Ledger Central (
YOUNG MAN. stenoGrapher and typewriter, !
manufacturers office. state age experience. !
references salary. =. O. BOX 1919. /
YOr NG MAN IL years old for office work In /
wholesale glass house; salary to start ST Ad- !
dress. with reference. p O21 Ledger OftCC. ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

per dozen, S5,25a5.II: white, weighing s lbs
per dozen, 81. 50HI.T .T5 white. Weighing I lbs
per dozen. Si.jOd4 white. weighing BGGla lbs
per dozen. S2.5Odi: dark 8225aj, small and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
General
AGENTS

LOCAL or travelling: for subscriptions to long.
established Presbyterian weekly. PropoaIt ioG
for experienced and inexperienced applicants
good income. l53. Ledger Contra!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

FINE breeding Cockerels-Barred Plymouth
Roc :. Wyandotte Light Brahma Leghorns.
the finest strains ohtainabe, Call and see
our immense stock. q. q. NahIe. 2l0 AIarket ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

One two time rate for EVENING tEDGER
and PoBttC Ledger combined Is 10 cents per
agate line, with the exception Of Help Wanted
per line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
nus1NEss oppoRruntrrra
TREASURER WANTED

For. Clean-Cut business that will
produce large returns: must be In y
position to invest or induce invest.
Ncstment amply secured: salary $1,000
yearly. opportunity Of lifetime fOt
3 Young college man or a rich mans
son; VIII stand the strlCtost lnvesfi-
g3uOu: proposition a munopoly field
unlimited; United states patents: no
promoters; will deal with PRINCIPALS
only NJ 5IT, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
PROVISIONS

bbbin, H4larAet ruled sleady with raIs
ffy ffsHbs sspqniry, Quotations ranged as follows;
sS ~, Ns,y,ian N sets. smoked and air.drled. .in
SS! ,mtstefn beef, in sets. smoked. a4G
s5d ,illSy igly pee ka4ekle4 and tenders, smoked
ND nd Ht,,Jgrled tanJild 2R427e Wegtern beef kruckes
ssr.1 e1e 9PTs on.. family So 5O@ai fams, 8 r
iie.s' "a ooss a, alHc; DO; skinned, loose, 16f
sas snsAesi esi ei-y cured, as 10 tTnnJ and Aver.
III az lir hams, sm6kea Western c'Iret
SHOULDERS. 3 boiled. aboneless, ?dG, picnic
a'@tto' ag to IiIIsIalsAc bellies in Pickle, ac ord
aeon, as 'eraSe loose, l2ladgliC, breakfast
iSs Ara dpFSTakfast Tkfast bacon, Western cured, I5d
%. do. do "tssbSetn tsbt refined IN tleres, IKE
kettle renanml, m leTees, lltC.; do. pure city.
~ Ithuered. I'm tnbs. 1lnc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Tor like thlsl
one Time ....t,..s,.s.,4.s,.s lDC. per llne
shre9 times one week ''...'..'' glbe per line
Situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per agate line per Insertion.
Place your order for three, or
more times and it will be in
serted in the daily Public Ledger
at no additional cost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GOING BRICK PLANT. on railroad
siding, about 20 miles from Phila.:
good quality shale and clay: about
20 feet deep will sell outright or
half interest NJ Al. Ledger Cen
trial.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT. Receipts n0,TT1 bus. There wal
z hr export inquiry, but speculation in othei
bone grain centres was bcarish and prices
here synlpalhctiCaiy declined Ice. Quota.
Tons Car lots, IN export clevdtOI-\u. red
sFot and Februarv Sl.%ii "a l.H5I,; No. . South.
en- red. Sl.9l al Eiia: steamer No. red
N.aOhal3.ir No. . red. Si.a0l"Gi I2l?: re.
lected A. H.:SGil .2O rejected d. Si,aGi. n l2SIa
CORN. N.-Receip,s, i2,SH bush. Trade was
auet but prices were firmly held. quotations
VI lots FOR local trade as 10 location West
sn NO. yellow, S'i"WSii.r, Western steamer
WloWl SlHS2c.; Western No yellow, TSis
SiS.' southern yellow, IS'aM SD'ac.: cob. per
OATS. Receipts. 55.5p3 bush Prices were
ts,. ssi m3ni9isne9 ,, but trade was quiet. Quota
ss;s63'ac, No, . white, 53}sT5i'ac.; No. 4
sM,st ~ l#'''t. ssi,rlC r.' " .uIIC. ,
purified oats, graded sdmIG',t.
,HouR-Recstpss @@5 1hpls. and 7a2.S77
l is n sacks There was II lie trading, hut
ss. WV limits ware wen mantulGe1. Quota
sstsni sfge" ig 30 20, straight, Hd.l5hn3p: do,
t,hVgio do, straight, jute sacks, So 15a6.40;
ls,e sacks, M.5oQG.an: sm 50 r,
ssal. ssisgr @?ai do, straight, SG.25dG.50; do,
s5t,eHs IN sh"J4' fINo,Irc hG ..,... o.. .,.ft. q,
~ mu1' Gho!,c ana fancy pItuTt. ST.rU
'sSle.' g. mills, regular graIcs-winter. clear,
fa,sa, y, tsg' % Co. s,raiSht. SGlJUG,"O, do,
a. hiE FLOUR was in supply and firm, but
eusily We q1ote SJ,1baH per Dbl, as to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
DREssMAKINe AND MILLINERY
FOR SALE

i
| ANTIQUE and modern furniture, Phone 9as
| NJ Collingswood, priv. party. A $50. Led, on.
BILLIARD, POOL. combination second hand .
bought, sold, rented, EXCHANGED: repairing
supplies. lafe keafer American manufac-
turer, 320 Girard ave.
| BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES = Also
boNiing allegs easy payments. BRuNS+
WICK BA LkE-COLLENpER CO. 100e Arch
BILLIARD, pocket ed-hand tables. repairing.
supplies. Clark Herd Mig, CO., 242i N Front.
BILLIARD TABLE -BrunsWick's best; ORIGIN
ally 500: now $40 Phone Woodland 44iH
CASH REGISTERS. new ana factory rebuilt
New total adders as low as $50 on easy
models All registers sold by US fnly guar-
CO., T30 Chestnut ST.
DESKS, -Hling cabinets. safes, teIephons booths
and Office furniture and fixtures OF every de-
very cheap: free delivery anvBhere -
HUGHES, 18TH AND BuFrOSWOOD.
EVENING CONN NORTH SIS WILLING
TO SACRIFICE: MAKE OFFER, PHONE
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Rolltop desks, typewriter hookkeepar aesks.
hling eau, tele- booths, satea, household far.
puling Central 2d-Hapd Furniture co. fazs
o0B-9i4 CalloBhll. PhQne Filhart 8Iaa
perfect 50 rolls music, 0a29 Woodtsna ~
SAFES -Firenroof: closing oui silsht Is usaa. 81
sizes & makes; big bafsains 2ia s E4aska
Ten Electric Radiators
Simplex Make Brand New
eHAs n MYERS IS FkfsNo1S - 4ta
olher elaszaasa As $ Aez8 tass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
BARGAINS
MAIN LINE SERVICE co.
ROSEMONT, PA.

LlMorsINEs SUITABLE FOR FUNERAL
WORK OR HACKING
LOCOMOBlLEs
1911 "GAs" LIMOUSINE .............,SllO
1911 GAS" LIMOUSINE with starter
and tights .t.....,..,.,.. 1900
1912 "G-is" LIMOUSINE. E........,.,.... 1850
1919 "G-aS' Observation-Disclosures. 275O
1911 its LIMOUSINE and Touring. $500
OTHER MAKES
1910 CADILLAC Limousine. 5000
1912 PACKARD Gig Limousine and
Touring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
1914 aoZlER Limousine and Touring. 1900
THE LoCOMoRILE co. or AMERICA
23li-22 Market St. Pha
FL \. JENKs Mgr Exchange Car Dept.
Locust $50 Race 1860.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

FOR SALE Packard 80 T-passenser touring
car, $i2i cash. Apply In person, viii dem
onstrute.
g.. b. WHEELER
Lancaster pike Devon. Pa.
ACToNioBILLE-5, ,Raa3s;sseeIngeri 40 Fl. r, roomy
covers, electric light, top and wind Shields
complete: good family car, cheap no deal-
ers. Phone Woodland 3lsl j. Can be seen
sg iath 81. Garage
CADILLAC. s-eylinder touring as good as
GoSIERY SCHWARTZ. 2as n. Broad ST.
CHANDLER. 1915. electric lights, etc; ex-
rellent con. James r. Farrell 1921 SAMSON
CHEVROLET AGEHCY-Kerr's new garaes
Clio Girard ave. storage, 50 up.
FORD ROADSTER, new, 1915 model. electric
startei, driven but 900 miles Phone Ger
mantown 2Si2 K.
MARMoN. Is12-ln hrst-ciass condition: I1SI
oyerhauled and repainted. r. j. HOWIEY'
2lg y. Broad 81.
MERCER 3-passenger touring car. self-sfartsr
electric lights, tires Ike neW.
/. g MOsER. 2t8 n. Broad 81
PAIGE 1915 8-4G oversize tires driven so00
1:les sill sell reasonable. Phone Locust
1914 VELIE: FiRsF-ClAss CONDITION.
$50 NORTH BROAD sr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

$4,000 TO $4,000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
wanted with or without services In weli-es+
tablished paying business. viii stand rigid
Investigation, integrity must be unquestion.
able principals only. Address NJ $50 Ledger
Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

ENTRY AND BILL. CLERK. expert
encod; state age. references and salary:
opportunity Tor right man with some
Evening star., 1916-10-13
LIQUOR LICENSE HEARINGS
MOVING WITH RAPIDlTY
Excise Board Is Through With
About One-Third of Docket-A. E.
Shoemaker in Protest.

The excise board today continued to
make rapid progress in disposing of
hearings on liquor license applications.
When the afternoon session was re-
sumed application numbered 104 was
called. which means that the board is
through with about one-third of the
docket. Another week or ten days will
see the work completed.
Following UP the recent activity on
the part of the board to determine to
what extent liquor is sold to minors in
the District, A. E. Shoemaker, repre-
senting the Anti Saloon League, told the
board today that he intends to bring to
its attention all cases in Police Court
during the last year of the sale of liq-
uor to minors Mr.. Shoemaker will
make such cases a basis for protest
against license renewals.
Mr.. Shoemaker protested against the
number Of saloons and wholesale drink
ing establishments, on M street, George
town. The records of the board show
he stated. that between 30th and 35th
streets there are eleven barrooms and
nine wholesale establishments.
Objection was made today by Mr.
Shoemaker to the granting of licenses
to number of applicants on the
ground of proximity of the establish
ments to schools, colleges and places OF
religious worship.
Evening star., 1916-10-13
TESTIMONIAL TO BE GIVEN
MISS BURROUGHS TONIGHT
Large Number of Persons Plan to
Honor President Of Training School
for Women and Girls.

A large number of Washington citizens
are to tender a testimonial to Miss Nam
ME H. Burroughs, president of the Ma
tional Training School for Women and
Girls, tonight at the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. 1t is to be given in ap-
probation of the constructive work which
has been done under the direction of Miss
Burroughs
Speakers for the occasion are Rev. W. A.
Taylor, Rev A. C. Garner. Rev. William
j. Howard, Mrs. Julia Mason Layton
Rev. w. H. Brooks, Rev. M. w. D. Nor
man, Rev. William H. Dean, Rev. w. H
Jernagin. H. Martin Williams, Prof. Kelly
Miller, Prof. L. B. Moore, Prof. R. C.
Bruce, w. Calvin Chase. E. ]. Morton
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. Prof N. E
Weatherless, S. w. Rutherford and A. S.
Pinkett
( 1t is explained that the National Train
ing School, founded by her. is the first
institution founded by the race and grew
to creditable size and efficiency without
depending on white friends to carry most
Of the burden.
Evening star., 1916-10-13
CHILDREN VIOLATE LAW
IN HANGING ON VEHICLES
Police Appeal to Parents to Coop
crate in Putting an End
to Practice.

Hundreds of Washington children daily
are guilty of violating one of the Districts
most important police regulations, which
may result in arrests being made unless
parents cooperate with the police de-
partment in putting an end to the prac-
tice.
The regulation in question provides
that "a minor shall not jump, climb or
hang upon or take hold of a vehicle or
street railway or steam railroad car or
locomotive while in motion" The pen
alty provided is fine of not less than 81
nor more than $40 for each offense.
Mai. Pullman said today that t. e po-
,;ce department is desirous of obtaining
the assistance of parents in enforcing 2
This regulation. violations of which fre.
ouently are attended by disastrous re-
suits. The police, he said, will not hale
children into court for violations, if il
10 nossible to put an end to the practice
through the cooperation of parents
The matter is one which is going to he
aiven considerable attention in the I'm
fure. and parents are urged to impress
unon their children that arrests NAV
SnIlow If there is not an early indica-
ton of a more general compliance with
the regulation.
Evening star., 1916-10-13
WIND HAMPERS GOLFERS
At TBANNOCKBURN CLUB
Poor Weather Prevails for First
Round of Match Play in Fall
Tournament.

The first round of match play in the
fall tournament of the Bannockburn
Golf Club was played this morning. The
high wind prevented the players from
making good scores and hardened the
course somewhat. About noon a driz-
zling rain set in which promises to con-
tinue the remainder of the day.
George P. Cunningham OF the home
club defeated the low medalist, T. w.
Fasseer of Baltimore. by up and 5.
Cunningham had the first nine in 81
and was up on his opponent. The
match ended at the thirteenth hole.
John C. Dawson and E. D. William
son were all square at the turn. Lee
Crandall jr. was 4 up ON B. L. Taylor
Hugh Mckenzie and B. F. Asbury were
all square at the twelfth hole.
In the second flight Richard Beattie
of the home club defeated ]. F. Morris
UP and T. Beattie broke the amateur
record of the course when he negotiat-
ed his first nine holes in 35. John T
Harris defeated Lynn Haines q up
J. NJ Scranage defeated ]. H. Graves
2 up and /.