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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21
P. r.. 7. CARMEN GET
ADVANCE OF [ CENT
AN HOUR FROM MAY |
Increase Follows Threat of
600 Employees to Organ
ize Into Union Body
n for Demands
ALL EMPLOYEES BENEFIT

The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany has announced an increase in wages
OF | cent an hour to apply to all motor
men and conductors and another Increase
for employees In the electrical and me-
chanical departments. The increase for
the carmen will affect about $500 men,
and will be effective on May /.
The action by the company follows a
move made by the carmen's union several
weeks ago TO have the men organize in
order to fight for higher wages.
The maximum wage Under the schedule
Just announced is 81 cents an hour for all
carmen who have been in the service five
years or longer. In effect IL advances the
old schedule of wages uniformly. Whereas
the old schedule offered 25 cents an hour
to new men with an increase of one cent
an hour for each year of service up to
hve consecutive years to 80 cents, the
new order will start apprentices at 26
cents, the Increase being paid in the same
ratio. When the Stotesbury management
took charge nf the property the maximum
wage was 23 cents an hour.
This action was decided upon at meet
ing OF the Cooperative Committee, made
UP of representatives of men and em-
ployers, held at Sth and Dauphin streets
The money for the carmen's increase will
be provided from what Is known as the %
per cent. fund The Rapid Transit COM
pany, under the cooperative plan of 1911,
lays aside % cents out of every dollar
taken in fares to provide higher wages,
benefits and pensions for the men.
According to a statement issued by the
Transit Company last night, rs per cent.
of the total number of carmen, or more
than $500, are now drawing 80 cents an
hour and will be eligible to the 31-cent
maximum under the new scale. Within
the next few months an additional s per
cent. would come into this class, making
80 per cent. who will draw the maximum
rate.
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Franklin Belts

Franklin Belts. a retired merchant, diSA
on Wednesday at his home on York road,
Oak Lane. He was II years old. Since
his retirement, n number of years ago. he
had been engaged in the work of various
suburban charitable and economic organi-
zations. He leaves widow, who was Miss
Emma Harper, daughter of the late
Charles Harper, of Jenkintown; one son.
Ralph w. Belts; one granddaughter Miss
Virginia Belts, daughter of the late
Charles Harper Belts, and two brothers.
Richard Belts, of this city, and DR..
Thomas Belts, of Oak Lane. He was n
member of the Society of Friends. He
was son of the late Cyrus and Elizabeth
Hampton Belts and was born at Sole
bury, Bucks County, on September 2S,
1s45. Funeral services will be held at his
late home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Burial will be in Northwood Cemetery.
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Deaths
These Notices Are Printed in the
Evening Ledger Free of Charge.

APWAT9n O. April 29 M lsis 49,. ERdEDEEEF55cK TdI EF5s
st. Due notice of funeral will be given.
AMEs;7on April 20; 1919. EDNA VAIL; LII
daughter of Stella and the late T; Cooper
Middleton. aged 20 years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral
gssryiseesS ss S SS9nday z p M; at Baptist CHAPEL,
evening, at her late residence Locust Grove,
n. ], Interment Baptist Cemetery.
ANDREAE.-on April 49, 1916 ELIZABETH.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services on Saturday, at 2 y. m,
In the chauel of the Lutheran Orphans
Home for the Aged. 6o50 Germantown ave-,
Mt. Airy. lnterment at Hillside Cemetery.
Funeral car.
April 10. 1915. HENRY ].
ARBucKLE. aged so years. Relatives and
4: M; oEis99tsi 3; 4; Chapter Nc, lssi
tional Palestine Encampment. No. 81, l. b.
o, F.. and employees OF VIM. Mann Co. are
invited to attend the funeral services, at the
ppsrloEs OF ssehler s Mcguire. l549 n; Goth
yate at Mt. Peace Cemetery. Remains may
be viewed Friday after p. m,
ARNoLD.-on April 10. 1916, JAMES Arm
Earet Arnold. aged 80 years Relatives and
friends are inyited to attend the funeral, on
Ss96uTdayi sr6 isa4ss "a on p n; II; from J. B. stangsr
Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
April 20. 1915. GEORGE W.
A., husband OF Mary NJ Bailey (nes Ess-
linger). aged 40 years. Relatives ana friends
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New Cathedral Cemetery. ROMANS may be
viewed sunday from 70 10 p. m. Automo-
bile funeral.
gsSaSssr o 4ssBs kgg dsd .sdl' tBbsgn NbggnR B
oBrlen, AGED 4 years at late residence, 1913
\; 17th st Interment at Greenwood Gene
PENNocK,T,,vrn April te, 1915, EppNA, daush-
ter q william II, and Hennah1. Il ,Penaaseek; ass.
the funeral services. on Saturday at II a
m precisely; at her parents, residence. 442V
RITCHE.-At wiIismstown, N. j., on April
49, 10ie. s. ANNIE. wife Of Moses Rltohe
aged 40 years. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday,
from her, late residence. on. CLAYTON and
N. Services al. Presbyterian Church. VIII.
PresbyteFiaS A. Cemetery. EN- @ &utomobiie tor bile % funsrsi
ROEHM.--on April 20. 1910, SIMON husband
Of barbara Roehm. aged 20 years. Relatives Tive,
fun funeral services. on IMd99p9d IMd99p9d9y. St p: m. at
10th and Berks sts.). Interment at Green
mount Cemetery.
sCIlMiDT;Ion AgE!i 49, IeIg PAUL r., son
& hl9 @ 2sth year RELATIVES YES and frisT9dS ,,, also
s5,, Frankford., Due. notice of the funeral
VII IL be- be Svsp from his late residence, sS4
sHELLY.-on April 20. 1919. HOWARD e.,
beloved husband. q Rose Shelly tnee)
sScg 81 Ia % e oh rss spd s SShsTns @dtos
sINEF.ss55on Xprli IL, i5ie. SAMUEL sINER.
Invited to attend the funeral services t on on
sdnsy ssSiTdFaay 2S 2 Pbgsip at tSe oysr H. Pa,
IsdgiR EsiI fPTli %; 1919. at Holland
friends. also, Pennsylvania Lodge. No. ss0,
ter, No, $50, are Invited 10 u attend tS the
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yited to attend the funeral. on Monday, at
set St. Gloucester city Nj. Solemn. Re
apPIn In,.yss, Mass at s. q MsTy c;srS Church at o a.
cester city, NJ. j. Friends may view re-
HA HHET fifpsya fs aBFs g Son All
soTEs efTcss and and AR1s H prSss Sssa Is months
H9EHLISeoQ1S oS9S Apr1 So 1919 Is his lis late
funeral will be given.
HORRccKS.--.on April 90. 1915. MARY.
yeS Reayes and fpe6Gs are IN Invited 70
attend tine tuneral, on Monday, at p. m.
Ffsnkford. interment at Greenwood TX o,i
husband IF Us, iste Jane jackson nee nee Can.
nss g hd fsners spa tr'nSs Ss
Ttas private SGat TSF5sss &dssas Ta'0ny
KEENAN.-son April 10. 1918, MARY s., wife
% ro '9ssGe invited n to ssn Es d dh sSa oa
@ 4 Hass sIO ave ~ oen feSm 9sr Reoe Se rssidsnes
nermen az e old csthedrs eemstery a. M
81 hc Se dSn A5 and M jans ise Keg 4N Due B To
tice of the. funeral will be given. from the
corner ssth Il and and Spring d Garden n sts e''' O.
g APRIL 49, 1H19 n.A AtTRpR ECE1 ?,
ea5 Operators and Individual, owners, Local
Refs resdsnc en- s'gTp ii 5sts It hs
Say By Sowed Friday SminStS eyenns Auomobs
KING.-on. April 20. 1919 DAVID II. KING.
pm ave; New York city, in,erment private,
KQCHER.--on April 20. 1916. DAVID, son Of
I'm Emil ,rGds and Anna BaT6sra a k9Gher m Relatives
Monday, at / y. M, from his late residence,
LIP $, Taylor st; 1nterment at Northw9od
evening.
LARKEY.--on April is. 1915. MARY A..
ieSsue eS Of the the Sacred Heart q'S and Holy Faes
98 Mondsy at ,eSS @ from the Pes
denee Of, her son.in:lsy. John J. Ahorn, a7os
at Cathedral Cemetery.
LEBO.-At Municipal Hospital of scarlet fe-
D." DANIEL SPI Austin INT keS6 NS No funeral me Tl''
s6K OF Rdxsqd AGF s Il G.s l2i' sE.d % 81 ss4 3
fssGcnse on OF ssr ssndsS f & sRm osG 81
woodland syonn,s lntermsnt RI ,,Tt, FeTnwSCod
Ssass from e 70 an D M De ReS%ona SMSS 7a Sa.
lives and friends are invited 70 attend the
9s66Sse Of hSsT siSteT;in,law. Annie J., Logan.
L. aG ~ Sa hursS sS'R ga RS aSG Warfdn n's ss a.
ct 1880 q. m. Interment New Cathedral
t Cemetery Automobile funeral.
LONG.--In Royersford, Pa, April 10, 1916
ELIZABETH, wife OF the late Kersey Long.
IN her 93d year. Relatives and friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend
funeral services, without further notice at
funeral parlors of undertaken. Il. ID. Steel
man. B033 Kenslngton ave, Philadelphia,
Saturday, at p. m. Interment private. at
Northwood Cemetery.
L0NGOBARpO;-on April 90. 1919, JOSEPH.
husband of Annie Longobardo (nee Devine),
at late residence. 1922 $. 18th st. Due no.
tice of the funeral will be given.
LOyETT.-On April 20. 1916. FRANK NOR
Ian. son Of Margaret u. and the late John
h. Lovett. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the funeral on Monday, at $50
a. m, from his late residence, AZ Cherry
st.. Sharon Hill. Pa. Solemn High Mass OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-The market ruled steady at the
late decline. Receipts of solid-packed cream
operstins cautiously. there, was ,sufhcien. de-
Ladies' were iii small supply and auiet al for.
mer hsures Prints were In fair request and
steady, with supplies moderate. Quotations.
western. fresh, solld.packcd creamery, fancy
specials, 3Sc.; extras, 5ec;; frsts. 35h c. sec
b. prints. fancy 3oc; do, average, extra.
speeal fancy brands OF prints jobbing at
EGGS--The market was in good shape and
steady. Receipts were LIBERAL but demand
kept supplies well cleaned up, Quotations;
1915 per case; nearby current Leos sipts So go
ner case We5tern. extras "a @ 25c per doz.
50. 90 per s,: case: southern: SO 1g994S psr case:
eagn were jobbna al 81 a 20e. per doz.
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OBITUARIES
David II. King, Jr.

David II. King, Jr., noted builder, who
erected the Herald Building Madison
Square Garden and several other famous
structures in New York city, is dead in the
Renaissance Hctel in that city. where he
made his home. Mr.. King was the father
of Mrs. S. Griswold Flagg, of 24S South
18th street, this city. The other children
are Van r. c. King, of Wilmington, N. c.,
and Miss Ruth King and Miss Jeanne
King, of New York. Mr.. King was ap-
pointed president of the New York City
Park Board in 1895, but was forced to re-
sign on account of i'll health. He was ap-
pointed q school commissioner In 1890.
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DEATHS

funeral services. on Monday. at D. N. Hl
Johnson 1esa Hazel ave- PhiIrdeirhta 81.
torment private, Friends may view remetns
,,snt.sss nununs ~ holane' ,,' itoni 20 2. m.
widow Of Edward g, Thonae Relhtives
neral services on Saturday AZ ~ i3i
precisely at her late residence. 3aea Frank
ford ave, Interment private. IL All Saints
Cemetery. Torresdale.
T0wNsEND.--on Fourth Month 1ath, 1918
at her home, 1914 Vine st.. PhiladelnhiA
? ELIZABETH. widow OF DR.. Henry Town.
send After a patient illness her beantifni
private.
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Perrine Leaves Big Estate

An account of the estate of William II.
Perrine, of the wholesale liquor firm of
j. s. Perrine & Son Company, filed with
Register Sheehan by its executors, places
its value of the property left by the de-
cedent at S1O9. 9.115.35. Credit is claimed
by the accountants for disbursements
made in settling the estate, amounting to
S13,349.9s, leaving balance on hand of
$95,766.S7. The testators interest in the
Perrine Company is appraised at $50, 900
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
Apr

WASHINGTONI April 2l,
For Eastern Pennsylvania: Probably
showers tonight and Saturday; warmer
in south portion tonight somewhat cooler
TN south portion Saturday; moderate south
winds.
The western storm has moved slowly
from southern Minnesota to Wisconsin
during the last "a hours, and is mani
Testing a strong inclination to linger for
the Easter Boardwalk parade. Its at
tendant showers have covered the Lake
region and most of the great central val
leys during the last "a hours, and have
spread eastward over New York and
southern New England. The western cool
area has overspread all of the central
valleys, causing a drop in temperature
of from 10 to is degrees.
u. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
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GRIFTITH-wINCHEsT - On April rs,
1919. by Rey Pr , Chst9Rt, at bis 9tfLcs
TER. OF AZ West Berkley ave-, Lansdowne,
Pa, to GEORGE GRIFFITH. late of
HANsELL,-nIcARTHUR April 10. 1915,
At qFses SSurfh SsSpo M Nj s the bGy
SELL, Jr., of Philadelphia, to MILDRED
y. daughter of Mrs. Julia e, Macarthur, OF
copy.
Observation-Disclosures April 10, 1919. by
MOSES. NJ. A.. OF bethlehem, Pa, and Miss
CLELA B. REISER. of Uhrichsville. Ohio.
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geauiem, a, "a the Church Of the Holy SPIRIT
LITTLE MABEN. widow 'oof William Maben.
sses nsta on sns a5rdSs tdas 9yt9d AZ to asS6 ,ro
ths residence. of her son.in-ia% Arthur Good.
ssTss Tssxd N On Y9g FFa.S si;ts Fsan' may
ho9y, Relatives and friends also 90 from from
end The Funeral on on MONDAY. ' at nYsS9 a. 10 m n
a9q S' psn SsShers g residence sds sR 9hR MsnGny
MESS fdsssmss,s, :, st; EdgsEd,s Church st . a. M
SeS SSt Ssthedrsl 1S GsmeGg isis sgsAN
s,l,fcsn q hsiph s, MarsdeR. keistiyss and
S snndsg sREsS to 2Spd so D. the me- fsnfSs az Ssr
Intermente teepSe; pT;; gio Kesper st. Lsw2,dsie
husband of Cara Cara TO- MaIsI MgIg nee 9EoRS5t RWsntzMs Eli
sss ssnd son of Frederick and Amelia. Ley. AGED
Due notice of the funeral viii be given.
MIDDLETON.-on April 10. 1919, WILLIAM.
s'. II his 18th ta year. husband Of Amelia b Mid.
his sons residence, Mr.. Clarence w. Middle
ton ton, lsS a Beloit ave, Audubon, N j., on Sun
viewed Saturday evening.
MeCALLL-ogn SsaIL,o- o. April is, 1910. ANNA NJ, q.
Relatives and friends, also Cathedral b. ".
nsr0 M SodHy la S,ordo Arc nyited to attend the ~
residence Of her mother. 2tO North nth ST.
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. at
10 a. m. 1nterment at Cathedral Cemetery.
McCORnIACK.-on April 10. 1918. JOHN j.,
son of William and Ellen Mccormack d. c.,
of County Tlpperary. Ireland. Relatives and
friends, also Sacred Heart and Holy Name
soGieties OF the, Annunclaton Church; Di-
vision, No. IL. a. o. H., and Tipperary So
cletyi are Invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday morning at 1870 n. m, from the
residence OF Hugh y. Deady. S32 Fernon st.
Solemn Mass Of Requiem at the Annuncia-
Cross Cemetery.
McDEVITT: AT her late residence Rosemont
Pa, on April ~, 1916, CATHARINE, wife
OF John McDevitt. Due notice " the fu-
neral will be given.
MURRAY.---on April 10. 1910, CHARLES j.,
son OF Simon and Mary Murray, aged ~
years. Relatives and friends. also Brother
hood OF Railroad Trninmen and p. r. r.
voluntary Relief Department. are Invited TO
attend the funeral, Tuesday. at $40 a. m,
from his late residence. $3.50 Brandywine AZ
Requiem High Mass at ST. Agatha's Church
at 10 a. in. Interment at Holy Cross Gene.
MyRT;AGH ;A H.1As 4 ST; Agnes. Hospital. on April
SrSnSGs are igTitSd sso to attend the funeral
R9'ir aHS REildins pas5 is29 chsstgspt st solemn
romeo Church at 10 a. m. Interment at
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Jenkintown to Get Playground

At meeting directed by the Jenkin.
town Home and School League last night,
patrons and parents OF students OF The
Jenklntown schools TO the number of 400
were assured that the league would CO..
operate in the conduct of Fairgrounds TO
be established in the York road borough
The principal address was by Prof. j.
Frederick Parsons, of the Ridley Park
High School
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

sGcAsS o55 s,s. APE !dv EIoHg 2noHoSsReesgs Y5so
as 2SGtT9Ssi T9aEh Sssys hight s iiS
@9. 70: pigs, ,s7.25 9s .9oi bulk; Sc. so Q. .65,
Beeyes $7.sS q I0 cows and helfers; sl@9.2o
stoekers and breedersl $685. @s.50; Texans,
sfIHEEPdRsssiPts Spd MerSs sts9d
a 1.10,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

The banks and trade exchanges are
closed In observance of Good Friday, a
legal holiday and wholesale business In
all lines is virtually suspended. In the
absence of fresh data on which TO base
reliable quotations our usual market re-
ports are necessarily omitted from today's
issue.
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UNoLAIMEp TELEaRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.. 1904
Chestnut ST.: Mark Heissig, Raymond l..
spsrcher. -Prehten Botten, Aetna Engraving.
Miss a. Murphy. sam Makrymzerk, =; y.
Henry Adams. Mrs. Edith Morse, r. 8. Ma
gee, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Ella Hin
ford Woodring.
POSTAL. TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.. 1920 s.
ElzEfSnn Square: Rufas Stanley, Frank Gus
titus, Jose Pezez or Perez
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GIRLS over 1e wanted to work In assembling
department at plecework rates s4.z5 per
week paid while learning. Apply H r.
Palste. S20l Arch st
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: Z yiafs s I'M "a :ss @ R.sa sGs$ -:
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GIRLS, experienced on calendar work over ID
years of agei also learners Apply Wolf &
Co, 18th and Callowhlil, Sd door.
and German. Apply 1852 Pins st.
HoUsEwoRK-whi girl for sen, honseWorl:
no washing Phone Chestnut Ialn 14S5 u
LADY 10 call on regular eustomers with
guaranteed hosiery at mtu prtcess ali OF
spare time. steady income. Parker Com
pany 2TST n. 18th 81.
LADIES. refined. for resids1ea corset dffiaz,
sDireIia Co. i6is chsstnut 81 s'''' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feeders and foidazz
Ia mangle room. also girls 70 learai IS nzf
week paid while learningi steady Hork zad
PENNA. IAuNbkY CO.. sIs y. SEA zk.
AIANIoURIsT--You lady Of reaasnasnf Il
prominent Office building ~ SO. Led ceaI
PRESS FEEDERS. ezpafiencea oa dsrasz
prSssss soed paE; A.ngy Welt Eres.f zztA
PUBLIC TYPEWRITER fo ahars eEzIzz.
nominal rent with seod pay Ter pat flnIs
services j o45. LedzEr Central
STESoGRAPHER- coed position FOR eaazasz
tent. experienced atanosraphari zouaz I'll
apply b. letter. stating aEe. z4perieHf4 sHa
salary vii start for T.. y. HqsliazzAzaz.
srES0aRAPHER and tspzazIEaE. aas 4zIIH
exparienea pa billing naaehtHe 1Ee4azzzd 40
drssa. stating experiences an1 szIas1. F. =.
sTENoaR 4 APl5ER, ee.assEszE. ~ sszaF.zI'zz
2 haHaIa deLaH a1fzz ABBY #z44HE4 -
BHas CO.. 1szzaIn H5aza .aa ~ #zzH
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS

NoTICE-The undersigned is not responsible
for any contracts or agreements made. or
moneys received by or paid to any person
Whatsoever except when made 10 or received
by him In person at his place OF business,
425 s. 9th st.
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GENERAL HoUsEWoRK-whits girl; aa
@ family Washing wages 50. Phone uerrnans
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GIRLS. experienced on calendar work. over Id
years Of agei also learners. Apply Wolf 6
Co, 18th and callowhlll Sd aoor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21

1882 Walnut
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COOK. Scotch. English or Swedish. Protestant
phone sSs a67o Germsntown. e carfaTe % psid. id o.
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CooK-Wantsd. white woman for nrst cook,
4sis and GoSsns hna AZ aoms fqs In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21

LADY TO call on regular customers witt
guaranteed hosiery az mill prtcess ali az
spare time; steady income. Parker Com
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CHILDNURsE. white. for 2 children; refer,
Emlen St. Germantown.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late h
ClassIieatlon WIN be Found on PaRa 2
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LAUNDRY-E ExperIenced fqadera and foldaIz
week paid while lsarnlngl steady aork ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21

Hd NaHSSf HpSs Rsa Tas F. e 3 a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-21

no WasSlhs Phone 6hsstaat a IN Hii iass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-03
ILLUSTRATED PAPER ron sol
DiERS

fANis Ma, rhe nuneiin NJ lhe
Nimlns periodical That has heeo pub.
lHiir1 aiHct Wfh ln Use war fnr thn
hcnriit of lho anldlels at che FRONT hha
nccn transformed iuin an Illustrated
papef that frcfiis somewhat fhp pubs
nrHtNha uf i#N u,nlntnnar, peuod
Tho gavef 81 lhe tut Illustrated l.aur
seas GeMgund hf iirrnsrd Naudin
wAuse wUfs d. taN of ihr atmotrherr ni
,ld trancp AZ ,he yop ~ tho nNnt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-05-05

Mr.. Lester Hill spent last Sunday in
Winona.
kuykendall's Indigestion Remedy
cures indigestion now. =
Mr.. A. 7. Inman spent last Sunday
IN Greenwood.
Mr.. j. Waring Taylor, Jr., was a
visitor to Jackson, Tuesday.
See those extraordinary bargains in
Mems Clothing at Pressgrove's.
Mr.. J. u. Brown was a business visi.
tor to Memphis this week.
c.. Il. G. will cure rheumatism.
Catarrh. and purify your blood.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms
for young men. Tel. ISL, 52S Line
street. 5-5.2t
Miss Blanche Lickfold is visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Mel
ton in Greenwood this week.
Mrs. T. H. Meek returned Wednes-
day from a several DAYS visit with
Mrs. Hurd Horton at Hardy.
Base Ball and Tennis goods at the
End Glass and Corner Drug Stores.
Special prices to clubs. ~4-21-16-4t.
Mrs. J. W. Cathey, her daughter.
Miss Myrtice, and her baby, Mayme,
spent Wednesday in Memphis.
Typewriter ribbons and supplies for
all machines for sale at the SENTINEL
OFFICE. Telephone &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Collins have as
their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. Collins of Coffeeville.
Miss Mary Dill, who has been visit
ing friends in Florence, Ala, for sew
eral months, returned home last week.
Hon. j. II. Caldwell was a Grenada
visitor Monday afternoon, motoring
over in a Maxwell car. Herald, Charles
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Frazier and Miss
Shepherd of Grenada spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in this city.-Ox-
ford Eagle.
The most popular thing in town
right o is our vacuum cleaner. Let
US do your cleaning.
K. A. Meaders 4 Co., ''Heilo"280.
4-21-3t.
Miss Ruth and Marjorie Bardwell of
Yazoo City will arrive today friday
from Yazoo City to visit their brother,
Mr.. E. C. Bardwell, who is the capable
cashier of the Union Seed & Fertilizer
Co. in Grenada.
The public schools of the town sus-
pended Thursday and Friday, the pur-
pose being to give Prof. Hall and his
faculty an opportunity to attend the
State Teachers Association which met
in Jackson May 4.