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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

Welsh put left to the body. Welsh
boring in, clinched and pounded kid
ney with right The men exchanged
lefts to the body.
In clinch Welsh shot two rights
to the stomach. Bell.
Welsh's round.
Round Seventeen.
Freddie seemed eager to mix. He
jabbed left to the face. Welsh ducked
away from left hook. White hooked
left high on the jaw Welsh blocked
several lefts and rights for head.
White scored light left to the face.
Welsh hung on in clinch and White
yelled at Roche to make him break.
White sent a right swing to the
body. Welsh sent right to the head
and blocked left to the body. White
missed vicious right swing for the
jaw, then backed Welsh into cor
ner. After clinch, Welsh blocked
several rights for the body. Bell.
Welsh had a shade.
Round Eighteen.
Stated Welsh will win on points, If
fight goes limit.
Welsh led left to the face and the
usual clinch followed.
White missed hard swing for the
jaw and Welsh smiled. Welsh shot
left to the chin. White put hard
right and left to the body. White put
a hard right to the jaw. White shot
hard right to the head. White tried
another hard right to the face, land
ing on the ear. Bell.
Whites round by shade.
At this stage Of the battle White
appeared the strongest.
Round Nineteen.
The men rushed into cltnch,
White putting right uppercut to the
jaw. Welsh put left to the stomach.
Welsh landed left on the eye and in
clinch White put two short arm
jabs to the stomach. White scored
with two right hooks to the jaw and
put left to the body. Another clinch
and Welsh hung on. The men now
exchanged rights to the body. White
hooked right to the ear.
Another clinch and White wrestled
Welsh Off White put hard right to
the stomach. Welsh was holding on
at the bell.
Whites round by big margin.
Round Twenty.
Welsh shot left to the face and
ducked into a clinch. White hooked
right to the body and put three light
rights to the stomach in cffnch.
The crowd yelled for them to break.
Welsh pounded the kidney with right.
White landed hard right to the jaw.
Welsh jabbed left to the nose. They
snapped lefts end rights to body and
then White sent two hard rights to
the jaw. Welsh clinched and hung
on White put right uppercut to the
body and another to the face. Welsh
jabbed left to the face. In a mixup
in the center, both men exchanged
blows. Welsh hanging on at the bell.
That was Whites round
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
MEET AT
BURLINGTON
Robekahs Of Lee and pes Moines
Counties, to be In
Session.

Il Is announced that the eleventh
annual convention Of the Rebekah
lodges OF the 1. o. o. F. Of Des Moines
and Lee counties will assemble In
Burlington on Friday, September 8,
and it Is expected that there will be a
fine attendance, as there usually is at
the annual session. Keokuk members
have prominent places on the program
Mrs. Griffey, Mrs. Scott and MSS Ma
theney being scheduled for talks.
The sessions will be held in the I.
O. o. F. hall, corner Main and Valley
streets. The program is expected to
prove an interesting one. It follows:
Morning, 900 O'Clock.
Call to order by the district presi-
dent.
Opening exercises.
Introduction OF assembly officers
for honors Of degree.
Address of welcome, Mrs. Margu-
erite Burgess, president Of conven-
ton, Burlington.
Response to address Of welcome,
Mrs Griffey Keokuk.
Roll call of officers.
Roll call of vice presidents and re-
Spouse, with reports from their lodges
Reading of the minutes Of last con-
vention.
Paper-How May We Best Interest
and Hold Our Membership-Mrs
Daisy Harms, Kingston.
Paper-The Benefits to be Derived
From the District Convention-Mrs.
Niggemeyer, FIT. Madison.
Paper-How to Take Care of the
Smaller Lodges in the Dstrict-Mrs.
Allie Scott, past president Rebekah
assembly, keokuk.
1900 to 1900 O'clock.
Comforting of the assembly degree
and exemplifying Of unwritten. work.
Josie F. Cuttin, president Of Rebekah
assembly, DEBORAH; Effie Graham.
vice president. Des Moines; s. Eliza
beth Matheney, secretary. keokuk.
Adjournment for dinner.
Afternoon, 1890 O'Clock.
Call to order by the president
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
IOWA.


SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Sept. 5-Action
has been filed in the federal court
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad by United States Attor-
ney F. A. OConnor, charging the road
with violation OF the federal statutes
In the shipment OF live stock having a
contagious and infectious disease.
Five specific shipments Of hogs, that
died en- route from South Dakota
points to the Sioux City stock yards.
are cited.
TRAER, Iowa, Sept. 5.-The heavi-
est crop of oats reported here was
grown on the Brewster farm by An
ton Gremanek. He had forty-two
acres that yielded seventy-two bush
els per acre by weight.
FORT DODGE, Iowa, Sept. "a re-
quest by Major ]. F. Ford to Elmer
Hinshaw, state game warden, that the
Des Moines river near Fort Dodge be
stocked with fish, bore fruit last week
and Deputy Warden w. E. Elberts ar
rived with car of $4,000 fish, which
were dumped into the river near the
Quaker Oats mill. The car contained
small perch, croppies, catfish, pike,
bass and pickerel, seined from the
bayous of the Mississippi near Du-
buque
DIES MONIES, Sept. 5.-Arrange-
ments are being rapidly completed
here for the international convention
of the Churches of Christ, which will
begin on October Is. Indications
point to the convention being the
largest ever entertained in Des
Moines or the state. Delegates from
all parts Of the civilized world are ex-
pected to be present, 1t Is said, and
the program will number among its
speakers some of the most prominent
divines of the church in the United
States. 1t is declared that fully TO-
00O visitors are expected.
LA PORTE, Iowa, Sept. 5.-Miss
Emma Witt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Witt, committed suicide Thurs
day morning Her father found her
lifeless body hanging from an apple
| tree. The young woman had been
subject to melancholy spells.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
KILBANE VICTOR
IN THIRD ROUND
CONTINUED from page g.

nose. Cflaney was using his left al
most entirely first in an upper cut
then in a wild swing. CLANCY tapped
kilbane in the ribs with a short left.
This round ended the fight suddenly
when Kilbane caught Clancy under
the jaw with a left.
Kilbane wins the fight.
CLANCY was counted out by Referee
Matt Hinkle as the crowd roared in
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he decided to try for the military ac-
ademy. The next morning he took an
early train and reviewed the scholas-
tic subjects while he jolted over the
rails. After an hour or two Of review
In the cars. he took the examination.
The grading OF the papers showed
that Hugh Craig was second best by
some ten thousandths of one per cent
or something like that. One more
question answered a little better
would have made him winner. II he
had happened to turn to one more
page in one book during that short
train ride. he would have been ap-
pointed to West Point. Imagination
tires Of trying to philosophise about
Hugh Craig as an army officer. He
would have been at least a colonel by
this time-if he was not killed in the
Philippines. He would have been a
good army man, for he has the cour-
age and uprightness to follow duty to
the death any time,
The Best Test Of Manhood.
About the best test OF manhood Is to
go back to the old home and see how
people treat you ten years after you
left there.
Hugh Craig can have any ONCE up
at any election in Keokuk any time he
will come and take 1t. He has the
same old popularity among all the
people Of his old home town that he
had before he left here for California.
l am writing this simply because l
know all Keokuk knows 1t and Is
thinking it and will be glad to have
som ebody express 1t in print.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
ILLINOIS,.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-A
case Of infantile paralysis was found
here Monday. The child which is al
flicted with the disease is twenty
months old and came here with the
parents from Chicago on an excursion
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
VIM. GARTHOFF
DIED SUNDAY
Former keotuk Resident Passed
Away Suddenly at Minneapolis,
Minnesota.

William Garthoff, a former resident
of Keokuk was found dead Sunday in
Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.. Garthoff was
fiftythree years old and had lived in
Keokuk most of his life. He left
here a few years ago. He was
blacksmith during his residence here.
Mr. Garthoff is survived by a
nephew and a niece in this city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

QUINCY, ILL.,. Sept 5.-Hiram N.
Wheeler, probably the oldest newspa-
per publisher in Illinois, and editor OF
the Quincy Journal since 1888, who
has been under treatment in SAM
tarium in Jacksonville, Ill, since
August 20, died there Sunday morn
ing. His death was caused by gen
eral breakdown, both physical and
mental.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat: Emo
tional insanity is a fancy name for
fighting mad.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
Illinois Iowa Missouri

Saturday. The rule of inspection at
the Chicago stations was not followed
in this case, according to the parents
statement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
WELSH IS VICTOR
OVER WHITE
CONTINUED from page g..

the body. Welsh clinched and hung
on. White hooked left to the stomach
and put short arm jabs to the body in
a clinch. Welsh jabbed left to the
face. Roche broke them from clfnch,
Freddie jumping in with left jab.
White put two hard right swings over
the heart and Welsh clinched. After
the break. Welsh backed away from
left lead. Welsh shot left to the
nose and ducked under left swing
White put hard right to the body.
In a clinch White put right over
kidneys.
Whites round.
Round Fifteen.
Welsh rushed into a clinch at once.
They snapped lefts to the head
Welsh shot straight left to the face
and White put two light rights to the
body. White put a hard left and
right to the body and right to jaw
and Welsh clinched. Welsh jabbed
left to the face and another clinch
followed, Welsh putting two rights to
the ribs. Roche was again compelled
to break them. White missed a right
swing for the jaw. Freddie 1abbed
left to the face They fell into a
clinch and mixed on the ropes, ex
changing rights and lefts. Bel.
Welsh shade.
Round Sixteen.
White led left and the usuals clinch
followed. White swung two overland
rights to the head. Welsh landed a
straight left to the eye. Welsh shot
another left TO the face. Welsh con-
tinued his left jabbing, landing on
Jaw. White net Welsh as he came
In with a sti9 left iab to the face
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

MURPIIYSBORO, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-W.
A. Norton of Franklin. Ind, balloon
list, was killed yesterday when he fell
1000 feet clinging to parachute
that failed to open. Norton used two
parachutes. The first opened. He cut
loose from this and fell to his death.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

ST. Louis Globe-Democrat: a politi-
cal session of congress is always eN- |
pensive-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

CENTRALIA, III, Sept. 5.-A wa
termelon crop that beats them all is
being harvested by farmer by the
name of Hargis, living about three
miles northeast of there. He has al
ready sold 1000 melons and is still
selling them. He has four acres In
cultivation and peddles them from
out wagons. -.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
Almost Became 4 Colonel.

The judiciary had some narrow es-
capes in getting Hugh Craig into the
ermine. One summer while he was
college student he discovered upon his
arrival at home that the next day
there would be an examination for ap-
pointment to West Point held some
where in this district That evening
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05
MISSOURI.


CHILLICOTHE, Mo-, Sept. b.-Lo-
cal officers have received word from
w. J. Morning, deputy sheriff at Par
sons, Kans., asking for the arrest OF
one of the smoothest forgers in this
section Of the country. The mans
name is withheld. Here is his plan
of operation: Gets acquainted at
bank, makes a small deposit. Bank
furnishes him with book and blank
checks with his name and business
printed on the checks. Visits mer-
chants and purchases goods, offers
check, usually representing himself
as an employe of the firm who issues
the check Receives merchandise
and difference between check and
goods in cash. After successfully
passing several checks in town he
departs.
WEBB CITY, Mo-, Sept. 81. D:
Porter, cashier of the First National
Bank Of Commerce, Okla, and Mrs.
David Coffey, also OF Commerce, were
killed here early yesterday when the
motor car in which they were riding.
was struck by street car. Mrs. Por-
ter, wife of the bank cashier, will
probably die.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

--Aavertise in The Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-05

Afternoon, 1880 O'Clock.
Call to order by the president.
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HELP wANTED-FEMAIE

HELP WANTBD-FEmAb ALE
BANK DESIRES SERVICES
Of competent steuographer; high school ELad-
uate preferred. Address, In own handWtltllnks
stating age and experience b II. ledger olI:
BILL CLERK wanted by wholesale house,; VIII
liam Penn graduate preferred must pe
good writer, correct at figures. B 10, Led
ger Office. ---
BILLING CLERK, also general office assistant,
wanted by wholesale house; state experience
had III any. @ oi5. Ledger Central, -
BooKKEBPER wanted for furniture store; must must
read and write Italian and Englishi Boou
wages. 1905 s. 9th st. t.-,-
COOK. chambermaii and waitress wnntsd ey
the 1 81 Oh September at St Martin 9, Phlla,,
dephla; both girls must be first class srnaiii
family; Protestants preferred. II SO3 Leo On
DICTAPHONE operator on oliver gpewriteI'
experienced. for brokerage house' e1cel!ent op
for advancement. NJ 352, Ledger Sentrel.
GIRLS over 10 years wanted for light work. no
experience Necessarily. 80, week paiu ""i'o
learning Apply 316 North 32d st 49,
LADY OF refinement and education for whole or
mart time for New York publishing housei ret-
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NJ 353. Ledger Central. -------
MEMBERS experienced on lace curtains steady
employment. Apply John Bromley s"ns Le-
high ave. below Front
MiLLfNER-woma with orisinal N, idSss' goo 100,
Copyipt: splendid opportunity for right party.
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HELD FOR sTABBING MAN
Florida Guest in Atlantic City Hotel
Committed to Jail

ATLANTIC CITY N. j.. Aug. s.-R. j.
Mathers. OF Miami. Fla, a guest at the Ho-
tel Well ST. James place was committed
20 jail last night charged with stabbins John
Foxhill, son-in-law of Mrs. NJ. M. We'll pro-
pristress of the hotel Foxhlll was assist.
Ing in the hotel dining room and Mathers
resented the manner In which he addressed
. woman guest II Is alleged the south
erner challenged FoxhilI to fight him in
the yard adjoining the hotel. and when
the other accepted stabbed him in the face.
breast and shoulder, Foxhill Is in the City
Hospital
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Rr the Photoplay Editor

Contestants are again warned of the 10
day limit on votes. A few are sending In
headings dated some weeks back These
will not be credited. See that the date is not
earlier than 10 days before the day on
which you send In your votes.
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Theatrical Baedeker
NEW FEATURE FILMS.

NEW Il tbAIUfb AlsNlos
sTANLEY--First half of week. Cleo Rldgely
soasn eeH mPSfSd PwSiSdoTs @ ~ m5asEg;Ps srS%Sant pro-
Papa a"' second half of week. Marie D9rro ana
Theodore R9berts, II Common Ground, , Nj
Preparedness"
ARCADIA-First half Of the week. Charles
4snFe Ri Ega9s Nsm e
ISEEESR; H. Triangle feature THE Marriage
P&k1EE2Eirq. half Of week, Cleo RldgeIy, and
EsSsRf askS,R Rso feature I ana cSsPss chap
In n %9Hs b sss s9s9nf 6sn half aSd 9f USsk ot
Moore, Saturday. Charles Chaplin in ''ono
W and TFg.,asy RsSso
''stranded," " with Chaplin in ''One A. NJ
and Drew rSs epmedy B.y Thu5sdTy s III, E
bow" with Dorothy Green and clifford Bruce.
Popular Plays and Players feature. Chaplin
reappears Saturday.
VAUDEVILLE.
Nsn bahds S"; wife; Aiberins RSsch and her Ballet
Diverlissement: Ben Decly and Lillian steele,
Isabel D'Armond. assisted BY Bobby o'Nsil.
In "a Demi;Tasse, Revue -Four ,ReadIinss
BoEsr Tiai Brotaers SRa GSe Fred and lydia weaver
with The Octopus" and the selis-rrioune
NiXoNs SsEs s'S}RIKsfNp Sd}RRIKsfNp-"Tho Girl in the Moon"
P%Sps % Gas brShsfs hPo Dave Roth Nolan
Mutual comedies in addition to special news
G1.oBEETomls Allen and company. in .'BosEd-
siSls HsnninE in When the. Clock stopped
Five Beauties ezra and spot I'd R1Sker ,Hd Toon ana
!Hrhe %rhs'r Merchant y" Prince" The cSbby'' and
CROSS KEYs-FIrst half Of week The ,Glrls
From Kokomo." q musical comedy tabloid
Isabella Roberts; Seymour Felix and Flossls
and sylvia. i9 : '''
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


graduate G. II. s. desires positioni have
knowledge OF qualitative analysis. l. 49, Led
ger Branch. Goth and Market.
BooKKEEPER. d. e., thoroushy exp. In cred
its. correspondence and high efficiency cost
counting exec. ability. Al ref. B Z. Led on.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. will audit accounts
open close and write up books day or evening;
moderate terms. Bell phone Walnut 1l4T.
BOOKKEEPER. 27 experienced. wishes posi-
tion as bookkeeper or asslstant. +. Goebel
sol n. Ohio ave, Atlantic city. N. j.
BooKKEEPER and general office work. with
references @ $50. Ledger Central.
steady pos Led. Branch. 310i Germantown.
BUTLER and valet, nrst class. wishes position.
1904 Christian 81 Call Dickinson 327T n.
COOK AND BUTLER. man and wife, japanese.
experienced housekeeper wish positions; viii
ledker Central.
DRAFTsAfAN wishes work Of any kind at
home. Apply Craftsman, 4l31 Terrace st..
Ro9horough.
DRAFTsAiAN. empl. BY arch. and eng, 10 yrs.
experience, desires change' Al reterencei would
60 out of town @ ia. Ledger Central,
ENGINEER licensed. praetlcali power plant ma
chlnery open Tor slt,i ref Denlson. zoz y. 18TH.
NAN. care lawn, garden. horses. earriaEes.
fhieksnzs- se eaTe maehineai Eood reterenee- ..
NAN. coiored. wishes position as houssman and
butler sood reference. call OF write 0484
Aeoallue avs. 8FErurooas.
MECHANIC. nrsl elaag. desires position as
Eeneral foreman Qr fereluau e Hlatflne H1Q1i
Fesl ability. 6 SO. Ledser Central
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SITUATIONS wAN1ED-FEMALE

COMPANION Refined American Protestant
wishes position: willing to assist light duties;
reference; suburbs shore. II sO4. Id. on
COOK, downstairs work experienced. Call We'd
nesday, ii a. m. Room 205, sos Chestnut St
COOK, Protestant; seashore preferred: best ref
erence. Call Room 2O5. 6Os Chestnut St
COOK West Indian; hrst,elass refereneei coun-
COOKING and downstairs work. German Prot
estant; small family washing; good refer
enee II s02. Ledger ONCE.
DAYS woRK-woman,, eOlored. wants days
HoUsBKEEPINd-YOun LADY desires s light
INVALID's NURsE-Praetiesl woman wishes
position; reference II sol, Ledger once.
LADY, good stamstress wishes employment by
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. thoroushly EN-
Client; private secretary preferred; can assist
clerical work; SIS. II. Ledger once.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lady OF ability. em-
plOyed. desires outside work. @ 2b1. Led Cen.
sTENoGRAPHER,s Secretary, thoroughly skilled
In legal and com ercial work. u 943. Led. Cent.
sTENoGRAPHER-Hig school graduate. some
exp. desires perm. pos. $40. Ledger Cen.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR and clerk. years
exp best refs G 45T, Ledger Central.
coLoRED WOMAN .wou d like fine laynd y
work at home OUT good reference. III w.
Haines ST., Germantown.
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Gentleman Controlling $4,000

Invited to thoroughly in
vestigate an old-established
and remarkably sound busi-
ness; services may be used if
references satisfactory. In
vestment excellently secured,
repayable at any time, and
earns fair income. P 803,
Ledger Office.
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General

ACCOUNTANT-SeveTal cost accountants book
keeper stenographer. clerks, foreman, sales
man, salesmanager, etc; positions now OPEN
this Is your opportunity. business Service
COMPANY 1901 Land Title Building.
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LOST AND FOUND

DIAMOND CREScENT-Lost, Thursday. Au-
gust g. 1919. at Atlantic city, diamond cres-
good reward Return to owner. II. j, Taylor,
Inc. 1900 Callowhill ST., Philadelphia.
DEPOSIT BOOK No. 23T.Oao lost, with the
Western Saving Fund Society, 1000 Walnut st.
Reward.
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r,1pIovMENT AGENCIES

SRs KANE. 5ii south 10th s;: var, wants pos, 5srn.
kkisVryrnn,Ids mattresses. laundresses, putieIS'
Homework girls Phone Spruce 94oI,----,-
NRs HARVEY 1918 Rittenhoyse Sauare-Ne-
Tnsbls beip supplied and wanted
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Doctor Killed When Auto Skids
BLAIRSVILLE Pa, Aug s-Dr. H. r.
Runner, dentist, OF Indiana, Pa. was killed
near here today when his automobile
Ekidded over a steep embankment
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HELP wANTED-1-ALE

HELP wANTED-l-ALE
BOTTI.EwAS SHERS. 4. wanted; steady employ
ment and advancement for good workers; Ap-
ply in person or by letter. II. Is. Milford
Glenolden, Pa.
BOY. OYER 10, ACTIVE, INTELLI-
GENT, WITH HIGH SCHOOL TRAIN
MfTH c6RPoRATIoNs CALL, BE;
TWEEN AND II O'CLOCK, PUBIIC
LEDGER, 9TH AND CHESTNUT.
ASK FOR MIR. WESCOTT.
BoY-Lqrge financial institution wants boy;
must have grammar school educationi neat
appearance 10 years OF aEs. pApply In own
BOY wanted, over l6 to learn hardware busi.
ness In n large wholesale hardware company;
good reference required; permanent, and good
chance for Advancement. 721 Ledger OFF.
BOY over IS, to start IN ofece, Apply Bernstein
BOY-wanted for night work: must be 10 years
old. Public Ledger Office, 9th and Chestnut
sts.. ffth floor.
BOYS wanted. 10 or over. to work in wall paper
factory. Apply at once. Becker, smith
PAGE. Water and Snyder
BRAKEMEN-15 experienced freight brakemen
for work on Peuna, II. X, Apply rrainmaster's
Ofhce. % Federal ST.. Camden, n. j,
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Woman Hurt as Cartridge Explodes

Mrs. Mary Carnela, OF 753 South 9TH
street received slight flesh wound in her
forehead when rife cartridge which boys
had placed on the car tracks was exploded
by a trolley car She was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital After her wound
was dressed she went home.
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nNc1A1Mrn rr1rarAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.. 1901
CHESTNUT ST.-Mrs. =. Raud, Wehr ~ Ed-
yards, A6ed Aikyrem Barska!. ArpnIe Bssiti1,g ssI,
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D. Nenlds, D.. j., MsClgskey, W. y. ,Nin ,North-
{. 2. Watson RI Hun. HgEhss, ,,,s ,MFEi; gi. Ter Esy
Mrs Ella Thomas, 1sidor CuIson. Hans
Richter, Make stewart Mrs, NormaB inf'
Smith. Desiaurier's Colun1 Mould Coz b ~
Thurin, Frank Cucci, Charles Hansen Fred
w. Fraube.
POSTAL, TELEGRAPH CABLE CO., 1921 s.
PENN soUARE-Mrs. Maurice Allen. Miss l.