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HELP wANTED-FEMAIr

- continued from Preceding Column
sb5I ssbh5NIDRYIiBright Io " young girls over ia to
| 1929 Vinou Vdinu told small towels; S. to start.
LAUNDRY--Experie rirI an ho,,,, r,,,,,ro
| i05pp non white duck coats wages piece work.
paid &bs M1Rss eorHSa o5B Rl vine seT9eF' ST
Thorn @ NJ i"ssa south 0s Eth 'Flia''I st. flowers
TraHSSSIEsm,,Young, raSS Protestant, must have good
! ana v1lCe' take care of baby IL months
! womd,DoS 10y y years. Phone Ardmore 9O5,
! NURSERY governess for . ctii,,ro,, IL, = -.
3; Protestant preferred reinTencs ns.ss 81, yVS
| Il ~ Ledger Branch, S52S Germantown ave
SALESSwoMEN, experienced for
Appiy Ia'E" II. sndverqm5ssTn' snd q5sT' qssESri%eHt s5S
'"r WIN aud South SITS.
! STENoGRAPHER IN office OF MANUFACTURING
or Sppiicati6nIns S6Is age sSpe5 a11d salary desired
SLENOGRAAPHER, experienced. Protestant;
salary SO state are experience aud refer,
ences, y 056, Ledger Central
/ STOCK GIRLS wanted Apply NJ SIiverr,on
& Son. n. w. cor, 9Th and south. '''''''' '''"
! WANTED BT April 3-Trustwor,hy woman
u.s. Gnambgrmail and maid best reference
IG4uiTed; Frcngh or English preferred. II
! WANTED-Prot exp. waitress. no laundry
Molh' Hisu kltchenmatd or asst. Chamehrm'd: (:
= Etr''' Pia'ei good wages Baker l533 Cherry
. W\NFGl Ky small ram ,vnlt-rss with some
lG ref Prot r~"r " VOC ledger on
"TM,AN ,, ~ mm cultured mm cduco'od n,ancd and tact.
essential First @% aoor tas "Si Walnut SnprFenc' st
WOMEN. two, cultured. educated refined and
tnruui wanted for position vacated by pru-
motion; willing f. learn new business and
tlals rather than business SSperisSSce essen.
--llal: salary vi week, G 10, Ledger Office.
General
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMAIE

ASSISTANT BOoTlTSEEPER. bill clerk. Fon.
office asst; yrs exp. d $50 Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER., d. Z, 10 years. experience.
with knowledge Of stenoErnphy; capable of
talking entire charge Of office and credit de-
partment work In all It's details. frstclass
correspondent; not afraid of work; Al ref
erences. 9l0. Ledger Central.
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale
BIG VALUES
CASH OR PART PAYMENT

CASH OR PART PAYMENT
Owing to our enormous Studebaker retail
business, we have a large number OF stand
ard automobiles coming IN on trade every
week. consequently offer a choice variety
from which 10 select.
In buying n used car here YOU are assured
square deal. We take I'm trade only such
cars ne are in good condition. II YOU want
mechanical excellence combined with low
prices, be sure to see these. Every car a
bargain.
1915 STUDEBAKER, 4 touring, elec. eduiD.
lOlf BUICK. 4 touring cleo. eduip.
1913 RAMBLER ( touring, elec. equip.
1913 STUDEBAKER, 4 touring, elec. equip.
VIM chassis. brand new; make oner.
lOl2 STUDEBAKER, Z touring.
lNl2 STUDEBAKER, 4 touring.
1914 STUDEBAKER. CRbriolet. 4 p. p.
1915 STUDEBAKER, O touring, II, r..
1915 FORD touring.
1914 OVERLAND touring, eec. equip,
1914 FORD touring.
1914 FORD roadster.
1914 REQ touring, cleo. equip.
Many others.
Live agents wanted.
pHIr.A. SALES CORPORATION
STUDEBASER Distributors,
Broad and Callowhill.
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TIE oLDsMoBtLE COMPANY
Announces the following rebuilt and re-
painted CnrE for sale. Each car Ia In
nrst-Class running condition.
1914 CADILLAC Touring. repainted. fully
1914 'GkDir.LAc Touring. ropalnted fully
1ai4 gTubEBAKER Touring, fully equipped.
ini8 MARION Touring, fully equipped:
1913 APpERSON Roadster. fully equipped,
1918 RAMBLER CRosS.CoUNTRS. fully
We also have rebuilt ot.DsMoBrLEs Of
and fully equipped Practically all cars
listed here are equipped with self-starters.
also several have glass side enclosures.
THE oLDsMoBILE COMPANY
23I N Broad st.. Philadelphia.
Phones-Bel, Walnut I4sI; Key, Race 2ll0,
FIAT MOTOR COMPANY OF PENNA.
1927 CHESTNUT ST.
Onors at attractive prices:
FIAT Town Car.
FIAT, G-cyl: I-passenger.
IO2IER LIMOUSINE. 6.cyl; extra body.
SiMPLEN, 1-pass, Touring
LpZ!ER, 4.pass., Lakewood model.
l.GlIIElt,, I.pass Touring. with converter
oLpsMoBILE S-pass Touring: electric
MITCHELL Roadster. lighting and starting.
CHADWICK Roadster. like new.
The above are all good value and In fine
condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

ACCOUNTANT DESIRES TO
MAKE PERMANENT, ,CONNECTION- WITH
PHiLADELPHIA;W WIDE 'ExPERIENCE. IN
FAGT99BBHH 9BH GqSSFES1 Sos ES1o ECH39HS99NF H9HS9NF SThHDMIES M
ROOM 1901, l16-l2O W. 82D ST, NEW
YORK CITY.
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SODA FOUNTAIN PORTFOLIO
PERSONALS
CAUTION NOTICE

All persons are hereby cautioned against
harborlng or trusting any of the crew OF the
French S. s. ''Bacchus." from cardin.
Wales ], lie SAINT, master, as no debts of
their contracting will be paid by the master.
owners by Earn Line Steamship Co,
agents, 4j2 BullItt Bldg.
NICE family to take baby girl: aged 0 months.
Full surrender. NJ a53 Ledger Central.
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HELP wANTED-MAIE


Al T ON MOBILE
instruction given, daN and night hv expert
mechanics at the oldest and original Auto
School Repairing in all its branches Tim
ing, wiring and GO road lessons al a very
oit NORTH BROAD ST. Z. PETz
BECOME a travelling salesman. hundreds OF
positions open homo study positions Euor-
anteed. tuition fee partly payable from earn
ings: money back IL not satisfied after trial.
Call or write School Of Salesmanahip, BaN-
ter Bldg, opposite City Hall.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

|
ACCOUNTANT, arst-class, experienced in
Carr, 4iO Drexel Bldg: phone Lombard 14iO.
ACCOUNTANT, boolSlSoeper and general office
man, IL years experience, desires position;
reference. a 33l, Ledger Office.
ADVERTISING man; val bus. sec'tar'l & out
side exp. wants pos u Di2 Ledger Cent
AUDITOR, accountant systemati2er desires ad-
dttional engagement: viii systemutize your
business, install labor-saving systems, audit
and supervise your work; efficiency, prompt
service and satisfaction guaranteed: terms
reasonable 55d, Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER-Accou expererced eff
cient; good COLLECTION correspondent; your Op-
portunity. ~ 35i, Ledger Central.
BUSINESS MAN. efficiency manager, capable
mands having wide commercial experience.
particularly accounting, office management,
credits and collections, seeks oppnr greater
than present pos. offers, Il Bi5. Led. Cent.
BUTLER. white. experienced, willing, obllging;
CHAUFFEUR-Young man. white. good me-
chanic now employed Stutz Motor Co, de-
slreS position with priv. fam; tirst-cass ref.
II 81, Ledger Branch. e3d and Parrish SITS.
CHAUFFEUR, thoroughly reliable, aged 30,
married. practical. six years in shop and
road experience, desires position. Phone
Dickinson 1908 w. Thomas Mciirr.
CHAUFFEUR. hrst-class. colored %, single;
all-ar0und houseman; ref H. South 18th.
CHEMICAL. ASSISTANT, Is, college graduate,
two years special training in qualitative and
uuantitattve chemistry, knowledge Of laboFa-
ment; will workeri best refs. y 057. Led. Cen.
COACHMAN, single. wishes pos take care au-
tosi gen. useful 10 yrs eN. u 95S Led. Cent.
DRAUGHTsMEN - Two expert structural
draughtsmen desire work In evenings; est-
mates given. p 04s. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

l HAVE a CLEAN. cIEiAS,NS. lssltimsto business which
| made an average net profit OF s3s.25 per
% GeE Sens 2H 'Rs W.. pat Stand sN M re- %
the business shall sacrifice for Sl750.
p 44e, Ledger Central
SACRIFICE AT $1,000
| An established and srowlng business, IN
| ner two main sts.. new section s. w. Phiia.
| Sickness and death compel client TO sell az
| ]. A. WIsTER. sol South Goth ST.
INCORPORATES YOUR. BUSINESS
secrus fTses6om from Liability; charters oh
Ice; Corporation experts; ,regsonabls cost.
The Register Co. Room ., l2Os Arch ST.
Phone Walnut 2J39,
| VALUABLE SLATE property OF % acres for
| sale or exchange; considered one Of the best
| pieces OF undeyelODed slate property In the
address w u B.. Box i56. Lancaster. Ssias' Pa a.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY for one or two ensr-
getic enteTpTsing business men TO- take an
HPtai not ,sss less tRaR s ;iI S99 EgT fu par
$4,000 WILL, BUY :. interest r. ssashqre
property valued at over $500 600; the big
EssssLd ylesitimatsl opp opportunity @ @ eyer offered :
tablished. L 541, LEDGER CentraL
PAID $4,000 for Old-estab business, including
S909 tb 5Oo6 YAM W t6E66s For aS5yG
capital Large pronts. Principals oniy REF
erences EXCHANGED, POS. Ledger Office.
FOR SALE
large and well-eauipped steam laundry
PhssiRafs Rsaf5ss N q 5O GaSEsP asdP es 5nf on
BUSINESS PLACES a speciality: quick sale Of
good propositions without publicity; no ad-
vance eRsrsessa EnisrPEis,e s %t, BT4keTege and
TO PURCHASE a $4,000 corner lot; can be-
paid for in 10 yearly instslments Of $500
eaehi clear deed IN event OF death no taxes
investigate. A 3ls, Ledger Office
WORTHY established automobile accessory
business monopoly offered for less than mdse.
So A MONTH secures interest IN growing or
aARRY aEd II TbARLiNGFoS i4aS cRsstaut st8 toI st.
PICTURE THEATRE: $500; 70 oGy,2w GGTo2wded nightly;
reason i InSestisate 553 LedTer Gentfai ti.''S
WELL EQUIPPED MIG. co: needs additional
5000 10 $4,000 cash. c 90. Ledger Ofiice
R0OAiING HoUsE-,Recslpts, s20O: rent, SIS;
selling for 5000; located BOG S. 10th, oDpo-
site Clinton" Reason. death. Walnut 0944
APARTMENT house for sale, central location;
hi'S'R R. w w. 6f.Hti1lusEs 1905 Arch st.
g 'SSS2 a S e IHyss n
curity r 634. Ledger onlce.
CAPABLE OFFICE Man VII invest $4,000 to
saSSSS SSSo "sA e4s IsdeF n eeHtl established
QUARRY for sale. Adams Co., Pa. 80 aeTss,
Sga{ ssqP2sS fsdas4 ffSsS9nt ces2a siqa1 for paving
A LIBERAL PERCENTAGE given real estate
agent 10 sell very deairable town lots easy
- 1HsEE 1FEiRoSfHA6EN, : is n s6tS. 55s7
HOTEL, Pitman. N. J.-Established: turn:
SO rooms; sale or rent. Apply 1917 ". BOth,
SfULTIGRAPHING business for sale 6szf
EQUIP nt; excel clientele. NJ 55s Led Cent.
HoFEL. Ocean City, Tor sale near beach:
FULLY equipped machine shop for sais or
rent J. 9. Johnson. 90 n. 18th 81
CAN You INVEST s. or $40 3 month La
Can Eou invest slo per laontAf lsyestlsata
= S54. Ledger centf4l
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pus1NEss oPpoRTuNIr1Es
100000

Have client Will invest up to $500. 600 In
going ,manpfocturing. concern on legitlmate
iuv3stigation Will be considered. NJ $50.
Ledger Central.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

hElLf "ANIED-fE EmALh
Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
llasslteati0n VIII be Found on PaGe
ehsAlsBEFMAIR ssls1BsE eSpeTtls9osd. white; Apply
eHILDNuRSE = Charge OF two little girls,
s snd ID a., ? years and assist with a9imonths-
goysr Room s05, SOS hsEI Chestnut ST. Thurs
aay II o'clock
cHiLDNuRsE. white, Protestant, experienced,
yye9Ts best wages; best references required,
SAn mornings, 1919 ". 10th St
aNhiLDNuRSE. colOred, for 2 children. assist
Mss Reed. Room 2O5. 60S Chestnut 81.
019k y9ung. white, experienced. for family
rs sS60ssa vases, 81. Meet employer. Room 205.
evok-Girl. white, for cooking and downstairs
csgtrh; no Washing; willing to 80 to Atlantic
sh3 apply Royal Apartments Broad ST.
TOOK and ehambermaid and waitTessi Scotch
refsSsSe soSd sp Iiss adser rrem o6e Pn
ssat: good WAGES. Tel. OAK Lane is5.
YEEssMAKER, competent, wanted at once.
[eene Ior particulars Woodland 1ll4,
'ITsS,AiAKERs ~ ii % learn operating on waists
W 20 AIS. Adelphi Waist Company. 1871
LOWER AIAKERs.- ARTIFICIAL, with expert
ss.se. Ihorn Co. 2l4 South 9Th 81.
eFrnERAL HoUSEWORK GIRLS. ALSO
HIS; IfSSi; Siy,iI5 ,GiIH55As5BER41I5AIpsi 5 WAITRIEssES' WAITRIE
MUInwA
SiiIoNs ARE OPEN IN CITY AND SUB
ahnhH5 ahnhH5 FOR BOTH WHITE AND COLOREp
pplrt,P. YOU CAN REACH THESES EM-
lh99fERS THROUGH LEDGER WANT
aRe. WRITE OR CALL ON THE HOUSE
eepil-D REGISTRY BUREAU. MISS REED
~ HELP YOU To GOOD POSITION
eis ~ ~ 4. z13. WASHINGTON BUILDING,
III neat, white. wanted for downstairs
GfA Snd cooking reference required Phone.
s7-a9aa. - a9aa. Apply 5l0 Lincoln drive.
80 a., 10 years old. to work on lace: good pay.
=---t-sr Lace Co, cor. 2ad and Lehlgh: ss.
AAts wanted. 10 years Of age or over; va
et.ileA IN several departments; light clean
hfa' 4s-hour schedule. Apply AZ once, .
~ a. m, Nelshbach Co. Gloucester CITY
A1.aR SEWERS wanted. experienced. Bern
z5-Ahaen z=A haen. Da Costa Co. 1006 Arch 81
f-Glrls wanted 10 learn cutting; paid
4-alle ie'Arning. Wallace-W llson Hosiery Co,
E7se 9leaArd ST.. FrankfOrd.
I.o,zaf = Exp. lnitters and toppers; also
t.st ~ paid while firing, 1910 N.LaWrenee.
Experienced loOpersi steady work
49, Pa4- 1910 N. Lawrence 81
eEWoRK--White woman for housework:
- lslall1. Apply ls4o N. 18Th 81. Phila
esa Snealuut. Room POS. Thurs. ~ oeloek
sbtf--E Experieaced girl 10 iron neek-
49, 49, en prcas machine aiaq learners takeni
HefAs Eeod pay. AQaV Vine -
EAHerleneed marksrs and sprtef.
aaI 4,I.Ss4t }Qans sirt4 q earni p laz wees
rplAe ifarninz 1923 Vine -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

BOONKEEPER, experienced capable Of hand
ling responsible detail work and acting as
confidential secretary. r 81, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

SALESMAN, employed. desires change; local
or travel: educated. good presence, age SO
SALESMAN, 2T, o years electrical experience.
desires position with reliable concern. y 052.
Ledger Central.
sTENOGRAPHER. go years old, yrs. exp,
desires pos; adyaneement u 9a5. Led Cent
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LOST AND FOUND

For other Lost and Found Ads See Page !
PLATINUM PGN-Oval shaped. set with five
diamonds Lost March 30 in vicinity of
Broad and Walnut streets. Reward II re-
turned to cashier, Bcllevue-Stratford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
AUTO PAINTING

FOREMAN PAINTER has q private shop on
the side; fully eguippedi can paint or re-
varnlsh cars third less time and cost than
ans shop 10 Philadelphia; highest grade work
guarantssd- ITO. Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

fsFI fNpERs aNH0AED. new ll4-Qlll Anu
riaFs faFnlshs9. asldlaE. and tEall4z. a =.
VsdsrWeoe Co. ioss Asaiitea ~ FAai.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

Roy FOR WORK IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE:
LEDGER, TODAY.
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ROOMS WANTED

MT. ATRY-Cheerful furn. rms choice loci
reilned trnln. troll. conYs. Ph. g. H. 1091
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS Cor like this)

which is permitted In all classincations ex-
etpt Help and situations Wanted Lost and
found, Personals. Boarding ana Rooms. add
FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE TO ANY
OF ABOVE RATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-29

- SEWERS wanted. experienced. Bern
=s--t -na4n. "a Costa Co., 1905 Arch 81.
Rf-Girls wanted 10 learn cutting; paid
4iiale le4rning. Wallace W llson Hosiery Co,
49, orchard ST.. Frankf0rd.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-01

FLOWERS find direct route to the heart Of Girl Graduates
Their fragrance brings with it your thoughtfuness
and congratulations Nothing quite expresses the feeling
of pride at Graduation time well as flowers
WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PREPARATIONS for the
Graduate so that the flowers you send her may be very
acceptable You will find here veritable garden of the
rarest blooms and beautiful colorngs I j.; >, t.
- #s''7~
A COMPLETE LINE OF GIFT BOOKS ARE HERE FOR
YOUR INSPECTION %
They make excellent Graduation presents
The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12

The Press understands that Judge
w. c. Crawford will be a candidate
for reelection as judge of the Tenth
Judicial District. This is as it should
be, and we believe it would be a dis
tinct disappointment to his consti-
tuents had he announced otherwise.
During the past few years Judge
Crawford has been mentioned in con-
nection with higher judicial offices
and has been urged to accept ten
dered promotions. He has persistent
ly refused all suggestions, however,
remaining content to fill his present
office and continue to make the city
of Dickinson his home. Judge Craw-
ford is n of those few big men
who are thoroughly qualified to dis
pense justice r~earlessly, impartially
and from the standpoint which he
thinks right. His splendid ability
has been recognized upon several oc-,
casions by the supreme court Of the
state, when he has been called upon
to officiate upon the supreme bench.
1t is with satisfaction that the people
of the Tenth Judicial District hear
that he expects to be a candidate to
succeed himself. .
The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12
VALENTINE SOCIAL

A Valentine social will be given in
the basement of the Methodist church
on Monday evening, February 18th,
beginning at 8 o'clock. Admission 10
cents. A literary and musical pro-
gram will be rendered and a cafeteria
lunch served.
You are heartily invited,
To join in a hearty time;
And receive a hearty welcome
Offered through this hearty rhyme
By Division No. 8 of the Ladies Aid
Society.
Neatly heart sandwich with SOUL heart
pickle, 5 cents.
Sweetheart cakes, two for 5 cents.
Ginger hearts, two for 3 cents.
Heart-warming coffee, a cents.
Heart-cheering tea, a cents.
Cream and sugar with the tea and
coffee.
The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12

Turner, 81; Dickinson Mercantile Co.,
50; Walton Davis Co., SIS; Frank Lish,
SIS; Kostelecky Bros, 50; lessen &
Deiters, 81; A. Goodman, 50; l..
Tobias, 50; T. H: Pugh, So; E. H.
Knapp; 81; T. d.. Casey, So; M L.
Ayers, 81; J. G. F. Parker & Sons,
C$2; M. E. Hall, 81; John P. Berringer,
S.; H. NJ. Odds, 81; A. p. Folsom, SO;
D. A.. Cutnaw, 81; w. r. Everett, So;
Oscar Farr, So; S. c. Barnes, So; W.
J. Zimmerman, 81; Murtha & Stur-
geon, So; Mrs. J. Leonberger, So; C.
B. Hanson, 81; Ray & Clark, So; B.
H. Crawford, 81; Willard. Hotel, 50;
NJ. A.. Scherffiuz; 81; Mrs. "A. A. Dins-
dale, SIS; DR.. S. w. Bailey, ST.; M.
Booky, SIS; w. c. Crawford, 81; j.
Rylbe, $5;: L. P. Bremen, 81; S.
Nicola, Soc; John Reuter-, Jr., 81; G.
Goldberg, 81; H. E. Haney, 81; B.
Goodall,, ST.; John Leask, 81; w. G.
Ray; 81; Valentine Koch, 81; Charles
Nolan, s5Oc;. j. L. Hughes, 81; C.
Hughes, Soc; Fred Maser, So; WILDER.
Whitaker, Soc; C. l.. Bowen, 81; w. J.
Barry, SOC; w. F. Blume, 81; John
Foster, 50c;. Lyric Theatre. So; j. w.
Berns, 81; R. R. Clifford, SOC; v.
Koch, 81; H. w. Malonny, Soc; Pete
Walter; So; G. Berzel, Soc; J.. w.
Molloy, So; Ed. Fisher, SOC; Garner
& Garner, 81; E. J. Hughes, SOC; Alex
Muth, ST.; w. H. Walton, SOC; Andreas
Huska, 81; julius Guon, SOC; E. P.
Lee, 81; Anton Essert, 50c;> VIM.
L%enneville, 81; Bell More, SOC; N. D.
Herald, 81; AL. Heidi, Soc; Nick,
Smith, ST., H. Edelstein, 81; RUSSELL
Miller. Milling Co., SIS; Joe Walter,
SOC; J.. J. Hledik, 81; F. M. Gilbreath,
81; p. Kranck, SOC; H. A. Stall, 81;
F. H~autzenbuler, 81; J. S. Berris, SOC;
N. Minninberg, 81; Total $221.50.
The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12

The condition Of the Stark county
court house is really %deplorable. The
building has outlived it's usefulness in
every respect, and is now a menace
to the safety of the county records,
as we'll as to the health of the county
officials and employees. Men who
know tell us that there is not a really
fire proof vault in the entire build
ing, and should a fire occur the
chances would be that many if not
all the records would be destroyed.
This would entail a heavy expense
upon every property holder in the
county, no n can say how much,
but at the lowest estimate would be
many, many thousands of dollars. AL
most endless court proceedings would
ensue in attempt to perfect title, and
it would be next to impossible to OBJ
tain good deed to property. The
danger is greater than most of the
citizens of the county realize, and
they at least owe it to themselves to
investigate the matter. Stark county
is on a sound footing financially, and
there is no reason why immediate &C.
ton should not be made to provide for
a better place in which to transact
the county's business.
The Dickinson press., 1916-02-12
o o . o . . o o 3 . .
SCHOOL NOTES

o @%@ 90 Q 90 4
Robert Zimmerman is q new pupil
in our schools.
Society A will give a patriotic pro.
gram on Washington's birthday.
Louie Kostelecky is a new pupil
in the 4th grade, Miss Conklin's room,
Don't forget to reserve the tourna-
ment dates, February 25th and Goth.
Miss Olive Bailey of Emerson Wis.
tied school with Lorene Evans Tues
day. 80.
Miss Dumke has been out of school
for several days the past week with
a bad case Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Danish has completed a new
book rack for the principals desk in
the high school auditorium. He has
a good deal Of extra work on hand
just now.
The baskets in the armory are be-
ing repaired and the back stops
painted white so that there will be
no room for complaints on the
baskets at the tournament.
The Freshmen were busy this week
arranging for their party tonight
friday after the Mandan game for
the high school pupils and the visit
ing team. The entertainment will
consist of dancing and refreshments.
The Juniors held a special meeting
the first of the week to decide on
ways and means of raising more
money for their coming banquet. An
entertainment consisting of a basket
ball game, basket social and dance
vas decided on.
Misses Lyken and Pagenkopf are
booked, for papers at the Missouri
Slope Educational Association meet
ing to be held the first week in April
at Glen Ullin. Supt. Berg will laso
speak at this gathering on "Respon-
sibilities of a Teacher"
The typewriting class of this year
and a few students of typewritinp
classes of former years are tipping
several hundred letters for Dickinson
officials summoning Dickinson citi-
zens to a mass meeting in the Elks
hall on February 18th, with regard
to the proposed normal school here.
The Kuehn Concert Co. consists of
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Bruno Kuehn,
violinist and pianist respectively,
Nicolai Zedeler, %cellist, and Hazel Fol-
som-Daggy, coloratura soprano, of
whom Opie Read says "There is no
sweeter voice OF the American plat
form, which means the platform of
the world" This musical company
concludes the lyceum course on
February 23rd, at the high school
auditorium.