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SHELLED BY SUBMARINE,
SHIP CALLS FOR HELP.
Ameriean-Haw Steamer Column
bian Sends Out Wireless
Message.

LONDON, November 8-The
American Hawaiian steamship
Columbian of 1879 tons gross is
sending out wireless telegraph
calls for help, stating that she is
being shelled by submarine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-08

the state for Wilson, but early today
would overcome Gunter's substantial lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-08

about 400. and Gov. Beeckman had
plurality of about $4,000 over Addison
p. Munroe. democrat.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN. November s.-Charles
4. Hughes carried Connecticut over
President Wilson in yesterdays election
by a plurality of a little more than
5000.
George p. Mclean. republican. was re-
turned to the United States Senate by
plurality of 1877.
Four of the five republican representa-
tives were reelected. =. Davis Oakley of
the first district being defeated by for
mer Representative Augustine Lonergan.
democrat
The complete vote in Connecticut was:
Hughes, 105.324; Wilson. 1882 Gov
ernor: Holcomb trepublican), 1OS.056:
Beardsley (democrat, 96.015. Senator:
Mclean &. (republican), 105.264: Cum
mings (democratl. 97,347. -
COLORADO.
DENVER. Col. November s.-Returns
from 5l3 of 1851 precincts in Colorado
give: Hughes, 3S,103; Wilson, 60.792. Re-
turns for governor from SOC precincts
give: Carlson. republican. 42.s5s; Gunter.
democrat, 51,325. .. ahs=
Republican leaders practically concede
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HUGHES MARGIN CUT
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Leading by Only 1858 Votes, and
the Outcome Now Is
Uncertain.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, November s.
With less than half the precincts of
West Virginia heard from today. the
result Of the presidential contest in
West Virginia is by no means decisive.
Mr.. Hughes having lead Of but 2,553
votes over President Wilson in the 720
districts returned ont OF l.713 in the
state.
For governor. CornweIl. democrat. is
leading Robinson. his republican oppo-
nent by 3ll votes. with brit III pre-
cincts heard from. The United States
senatorship vote shows Sutherland re-
publican. leading his democratic oppo-
nent, Senator Chiffon. BY 405s votes,
with but 70i precincts heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-08

274.s53; Mansfield, democrat, 23o,175.
For senator-Lodge. republican, 2oo'-
ATS: Fitzgerald, democrat. 234.46o.
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many states doubtful might be prolonged
perhaps for another day. and there was
some unofficial talk that the decision
might eventually be thrown into the
House of Representatives.
There were suggestions also that there
might be in some states bitter contests
over the integrity of the returns which
might be drawn out for days with the re-
suit Ringing on recount. George W.
Perkins. at republican headquarters, COM
menting upon the close votes in some
states, declared that a recount might be
necessary.
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RESULT DOUBTFUL;
E. TREND To WILSON :
= -e~@ GROWING STRONGER

Continued from First Page.)
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ALL LOOK FORWARD
TO|NAUGURAL BALL
Leaders of Both. Parties Favor
Continuation of Time
Honored Custom.
SOON TO PLAN PROGRAM

With the result of the election very
much in doubt today. all plans for the
inaugural celebration had to be de-
layed until it is definitely decided
which set of political leaders in the
District will have charge Of the big
celebration.
1t became known. however. that no
matter which party wins. and no mat
ter whether. Wilson returns to the
White House or Hughes goes there to
live, the people of Washington and
their friends from all over the United
States will have the privilege OF en-
joying an inaugural ball.
William T Galliher, chairman OF the
republican state committee for the DIS
trict of Columbia. said today: III the
republicans win out there will unQues-
tionably be a big celebration here with
an inaugural ball by all means, exceed
ing in brilliancy any OF the previous
functions"
In the absence of John F. Costello.
the democratic national committeeman,
who is at national headquarters IN
New York. Robert N. Harper, VINO nao
charge of raising funds in Washing
ton for the democratic campaign. said
TODAY that he is certain there will De
an inaugural ball. no matter which
party wins.
Omitted Four Years Ago.
When Mr.. Wilson was fnaugurated
four years ago the time-honored in
augural ball was omitted for the first
time in difference to his wishes. 1t is
pointed out that he had been incor-
rectly informed as to the feelings OF
capital citizens and the hundreds of
thousands of visitors about this Dig
social function of the inaugural exer-
cises, and, it is suggested. that this
time, if elected, he will acquiesce in the
plans of the local committee for the
ball.
Mr.. Harper is an enthusiastic advo-
cate for an inaugural ball and said that
he believes President Wilson. II elect
ed, will recognize that the Inaugural
tfon-other than the Supreme Courts
part in formally swearing in the Presi-
dent-is distinctly District of Column
bia affair. cit is the welcome OF the
people of the capital city to an incom-
ing President" he said. Il feel sure
that the people will be allowed to plan
their own celebration on as extensive a
program as they wish. fitting to the oc-
casion and in accordance with long-es-
tablished custom.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Attractive. POSITIONS for yyuns
women who desire 70 learn telephoLs
sHehanEs nearest their homes. Apply
ksy.sons ksmsssn rsi.DbSns On, eeSd eeSd is0Pa; IA at
Room los. or at any OF the following
exchanges:
2B3 NJ 10th st.
221e NJ Park ave.
II u. Colon ST., 0armnntoWn.
1857 FrankfOrd ave.
Preston and Fiibert sta.
West and berkley sta. Camden.
BoNBoN pIPPERs-ETpsrisneed and learners
Acker'a, I21 N. sth.
BooKFSEEPnR wanted by dressmGksr, double
entryi daily. full day or part OF dayi refer
snos. 1913 N. Park ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR

CHAAfBERMAID wants situation; years last
employer. ~, Ledger Branch, 2tst and Pine
COOK Competent uerman-American woman
wishes postioni reference, q 1856, Led, Cent
COOK, and housework: colored Eiri wants place
1914 =. 18Th st.
COOK. capable. German Protestant woman,
n wishes situation; refs. 1893 Somerset 1T,
DAYS woHK.washipg AZ home or BY the day
best ref, 2iS9 Ellsworth, Dickinson se5a NJ
DAYS WORK "a week reliable eolored
DREssMAkER, nrst class. wishes engagemeni
L BY the day best references; $3.50 per day
no meals. q ab1, Ledger Central.
ooVERNEss. visiting; perfect French. German,
italian cpnverletion teacher; city references.
Address i78s Mt. Vernon.
INFANTS NURSE, long asp.. desires position
Will care for other children. q p5s. Led. Cent.
MOTHERS HELPER, by day or hour Protes-
NgRssE s. iniss5. gTe,s,ablei bes, references
NURSERY uovERNEss, best OF references
French, German. music, English, wants po-
suon children years up. Miss Selma o.
.-tetloh' 90 Battle road, Princeton, ". J.
WOMAN. inteilisent desires TO be useful sewing
snywnere; city references. Walnut 1925
YOUNG GIRL. colored, wiahea position Of any
Kind Dickinson 3i2t w.
FRENCH teacher des. school work; priv pupils
CONGREGATIONAL method. 1919 Diamond ct
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Oenarnl

sx9 WEEKLY earned showing samples and TAX
ing ordern or. II preferred. mailing circulars
lot isrse Canadian cut-rate Eroeery mail order
rouss, hepresentatives wanted In al locali-
ties ot the United States. outfits free. A
postal VIII bring information. The tndepen-
cent orooery Co., Windsor. Ontario, Canada.
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teNtt"aea fFotN fFep@"sNn tota"tN
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING
near yOyE ho%. IN gs.n, srsss sSa
tunitiss for rapid advancement.
IN PSi.dsIphisI prSossSiy iSsrs !. oa., Within
few blocm from your home: Unnsnh ,.sr ogpor
bstwsen Is AKA 20 years Of Sgs.
New .mpley.s are paid whns learning
Of food Is soidg Si,i'a at cost in every Central
onice.
q corntortssl. sitrinr room. Cor r'-ains
Opportunity for adyanoenent - s-zior
and Supervising positions.
Apply at 400 Market street, daily except
ss%ssSn sSRssS 90 and 300 70 at any of the foowhs
Central ofricesi
s;w: z, cs;ls'p sSg w:SSisss sy; s'.%sn'0~n' .y..
l1O5 South Broad st
17th and Diamond su.
Lancaster ave. east OF b2d 81
mops iG2 Sa'i ana Bsrk. st... Ksn.inr,On.
cHAMRERsiAID-.A. very sompe,.nt white sisl
iSSsr 'sOsrTS'I and very sOod % wSse'. IS2s spruce
cILAMBERMATp and wsitinE small family; no
washing; good wagesi reference required 1lA
West Phii- Elena St, Germantown. -
cHAMBERMA1p, white must do Jn.s nns R.Tt Rc,.' q
CHOCOLATE coATERs = Experienced and
learners. Ackers, i2i N sth. -
JOSEPH O. DARLINGTON co.
srrNoaRAPHER. one familiar with msr
order preferred. Apply Superintendent liza
pREssMAKERs
Expert waist and skirt nnishers. with refer
ences from the most fashionaols dress.
vacsncies for noal young girls as ap-
s.aS:nl APgs sSsp s'ifts siS S nooS = ts IA sT'.Sa 5
west.
srRAwBR1Don q cLoTHER
fOGd S. ws' t@Srn.S @ o es.s e0S'a% OF SS:
good salary and a good home for right party.
GrRI,-aenteei, active. ambitious girl. 10 years
d to learn TTSpPSs m dy Essn SgsSas eSPPpPSe SPPSSHn p
ply early. Devices. l122 Chestnut st -
'lFE sERIEAeER MsEp OF K one 70 LEARN, 5ois
oIRL. white. wants position, ,chamberwork assist
Washing or chsmTHsTmSid hsT wsitTsSsi city or
experience; good wages; paid while learning,
Schoettle Paper Box Co., Front and Laurel
streets.
GIRLS wanted TO work in laboratory, nllinE
sERd ps pnnishins Apply Smith Kline d French
GIRLS. over 10, Apply International Art Pub
fishing Co., 18th and Callowhill. second floor.
GIRLS over 10 years OF age; good wages. Apply
Wolf Co, $40 N. 18th st.
GRADE TEACHERS wanted for Psnna. and N
u excellent salaries. Room 1901, Grocer Bldg
HOSIERY -Toppers and knitters on Scott
Williams and Standard machines; highest
wages and steady work. Hygienio Feeced
Underwear Co.. Hosiery Department. 24lo N
Howard.
HoUsEKEEPER, oolored woman. Apply D. m.
1247 8, 20th at.
HoUSEwORK = Girl for general houseworkj
good cleaner and waitress; reference. Call
B4i0 Barring at. after o'clock p. m.
HOUsEKEEPER = working housekesper and
companion for elderly lady; give age, exper.
ref. and full particulars, 20o Ledger on
HoUsEwoRR good reference; whitot reliablei
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AUTOMOBILES

AIso many eHceptlonal bergains in ali other
size tires and tubes. Blowout and cemant
patches at reduced prices All mail ordeps
promptly hled. Goods shipped subject 10 yon1
approval anywhere e, o. ID. 'NN'
RUDOLPH TIRE CO.
1898 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Bell phope-spruco sO2I
Braneh-20o w, S4th St. New York oitx-
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AGENTS

STATE. COUNTY, CITY AGENTS TO fEL;,L
Ford owners 100 per cont efficient: ses1lgtssiIy
neceacaary device hundreds In use; hiHhy
rceQmmendedl Instantly demonstratedi quickly
sold. Eensrous conmisslone. exclusive terIi
tory; nominal capital required state etxp.rl-
snce and qualifications fret letter Lane Motor
Device Company. San Diego, Cal
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HALESMEN-0o south for the winter.
The Sears Roebuck edition OF the Ency-
clopedia Britannica IL the greatest SELL
ing proposition ever offered by sales
- men. We train you thoroughly, pay
transportation and allow drawing ac-
count, Work exclusively on leads.
Rapid advancement to those who make
good. Can use a few more city men.
Encyclopodia Britannica Co.. 130 8.
18th St
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PERSONALS

CAUTION NOTICE
Al persons are hereby ?antionsd asrinst
Norwegian 9; s. Miriam. from oran. Africa,
=. ~ sTdahi, master. as no debts Of their
contracting win be paid by the master owners
Or BY the Earn Line Steamship Co.. agents.
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opportunity for a real sales
man: one who is so sure Of himself that he Is
willing to start a straight commission Of
25 per cent knowledge Of printing and ad-
yertising will be an advantage. NJ 453. Ledger
Central
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LOST AND FOUND


ETnGI-4ssns = Lost. tOrtoiss-shsn sysslassss
Wall oqha. LIE Chestnut.
KBYs-Lest. about IT keys on q sterfinE silver
snake ring on road from STAFFORD 70 Haysr-
ford College via Lancaster pike to st. Davids,
then Montsomery pike to Havsrford station,
on Noyembsr 4i reward Notify or return 70
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encyclopaedia Britannia.
r9LbIIyNNo VdHHflHFsA dHKHFRsA 5gec W
HEATING

SAVE 33% OF YOUR FTjF5
Install the Arnold automatic VII
s,rnf,on @,ns Guaranteed send postal fSq s. =
ECONOMIC pAMPER CO., Heed n.u...
MODERN HEALTH HEATING
eM-with normal humidity, MAKrk L. !. x1w
ls2I Filbert st. 1000 Phiia. ref. hhS<k
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE

ACCouSTANr, bookkesper and general Office
psrisnee 70 make change; 12 years eN-
ACCOUNTANT, Al bookkeeper and credit man.
aseri pest references. 4, Ledger ofice.
booKKEEPER-AEe 2s thoro'ly exp. IN d. z,
Yrs Ioanarsr srI0ghtE os c3rtesp for the last
win reliable firm A 315 Ledger ofhce.
references sa5, Ledger office. O' ''
desires position: refs. q s5s, Ledger Central
hvOhh EEPEK and accountant desires several
accounts during spare time. q 555' Led cent
CidAU ~ UbsFFEuR wishes position. private family
Arrow cars ss! yeays ysSrs & experience on Pierce
5 week iis Oefs edRer Sf rsts5snsr s5TS wages
pos Cadillac pref refs Np8 85i rIt Lea oS;sTf csnt
DtxH th TsMAN, architectural desires position
years practical experience TSi i5s ISd. eS'ss Gent
iNfsFLiTToRs position wanted on small parts
ments, Address w. A.. S25 s. Sd. 'e'u''e-
ton sSa '2SE fSmyT HT butler yalst wishes
charge; city. Asawi, 1881 Vine st. ''''''
Wants 'ts9GE emp6ySsnty s5yo fnf well rseq%msndod
ana s See In wofs hendins aa.t
sSSSss'fgy sSSs fully handled oaee forces best refer &
33s Ledger ofhce ''' e"p'oSer''
oFfIGE ra6rG MANAGER and credit man. with clean
ence 4, unsIes rsis position: have years expert
.l'tt N passing credits modern bookkeppina
m1ihods and public accounting II Won wanff
d,i I'VE Wlf9 with lots Of energy and result pro-
Office. ' ''"' ~ o~o' Leuser
sALb6SMAN SALE, An Of ability Is open for a big lob;
Office. '' ~ "oi' Leuser
sEJiRETkttYi IiIi sIY YisTENoGRAPHER Wharton Eve
nlnE School student, now EMPLOYED desirea
change OF Dos best refs iIS' Led cent
SE1hhbIAkf - EXP. young man; aecrptariai
HHoIN' eood correspondent. u 3, Ledger Ofnce
WAITER. experienced wishes noat,ior g., 81. -.
ht' Iestauraht' references. @ 9I0. Led. Gent
iViTMo i,GMoo Nh MAN. "a going to college desires part
A.Itc POSITION, latter part of afternoon ma
evening. with opportunity Ior studyinSo resr a.,u
ence, write Room 32i, Central Y. NJ. c. A,
iUoSi,Gi Dosi,iN MAN 22 years Of age. wishes clerical
Central II III Ledger
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
COOKS. chambermaids chIldnurses bou.evorL
nh sIrhs Mantedi Sook for institution: German
COOK wants position: hryt-cas help want posi
lions lions MISS Rose Dougherty. 1918 W. GiraTd
MINI Nj haANE, oil s, 10th st.. wants and sun
Bilss nrst class white help the hest Tor west
=IhlIauelphia families. Phone Spruce 34Oi
HOousEWORk-Grl. good cook wishes situa
lloh' country preferred: reference Nil G to9h
81. Phone Spruce 34Oi. " - i''h
NlSHoLLS: 1929 BAINBRIDGE sT-CoNP
ALII lies, SUPPLIED. PHI. LOCUST 2iSO
CHEZ, first class. 500; cook, general bou..-
work girls, days work. Miss proun Iann
Catherine st. Spruce 2777. A'''
CVyohiiNG yanh,iiNNG upstate woman; no washing: small
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PRINTING ESTIMATOR

Larfe plant. doing hiEh-grade cataloEve
and booklet work, desires young man for
estimating and inside work: must have had
experiences and be able 10 lay out work eco
man who IL interested in his work and
knows how to go about u systematically:
hdentially. A 800. Ledger office.
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CARPET CLEANING
DREssMAK1Na AND MILLINERY

Used BoYER co. ssoS ~ sth. E1 TTHMstEss TSrs ssSs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-10

wArcHMAKEhs AND cLocKAdAKERs
socustemed to nns work. give references. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 1908.
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FOR SALE

BILLIARD POOL. combination. second hand
oonght solo rented, exchanged: repairing;
turer, s2s Girard ave, Phone Kens' 23i5'A
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES : AI.o
bowling alleys; easy paynents HRITnJSWi ~
BALhE-coLLENDER Co, 1909 Arch
BILLIARD. pool tables. new, second. hand hal
Us alsys; easy payments. Rosatto-Bar arTy-
street CO., 222 3. sth 81 Phons Wal 55s4
CASH hdEoisIEhs bought. exchanged. repaired
.Ieplaledi supplieHi new and factory rehnilf.
new total adders as low as lao Cali anH
80 our new models, Registers sold BY ia on
MI ~ ~ kaeiiiItls, and fully guaranteed
thE NAAgdioMAL CASH REGIsTER CO
1sO cHEsTNuT STREET
DESKS. SAFES. ETC
New and second-hand DuiinE Central s...,A
hAhd Furniture Co., 9Q4-000-9l4 caIiowhili ~
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ROOMS WANTED

| GENTLEMAN wants one or two large furniz1
| ed rooms; permanent; refined surrounding
priv. home, with board pref. II 1853. Led. -
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. s., l5O3-Newly furn. single and doe'
BILE rooms. running hot and cold water, ~
water heat, elee. lights, janitor sery.i SEM
CHESTNUT. 19O4-Attractve room, priy<u
bath, steam heat. electricityi reference.
CHESTNUT. 2O00-DESIRABLE ROOMS. Phtt
AtANGNT OR TRANSIENT.
/ SO. from l., 30th d Chest. Preston o2y8
PINE. 800 (Dresden)-Furn. single and aopc1
rooms; priv baths; steam heat; elec hk14
SPRUCE. 2022-Furn. com. rooms; pri bHtl
southern expos; open fireplace; gentlem<n
SPRUCE. l528-suit Of 3 very desirable ROOF
and bath; furnished unfurnished.
b2D, N, 217-Nicely furn 2d-story room. -
tleman; private familyi near elevated fhen-
REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY offers very q
sirable front room, with private BATH yclnI43
OF 10th and Walnut: references exchang.1
Preston 1923 j, or address p 201. Ledger ~
TWO furn. communicating rooms; PRIV. b>H
suitable for business men. Preston All "
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REPAIRMAN

wantsd. Q man who understands automobile
tube repairing. Address b 4. Ledger office.
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ALL GIRLS should learn dreBsmaking; remu-
nerauve positions upon graduation: draplnR
speciality; no chart, scale or machine 10
master; work as the tailors do: day and eve
n,;. ping sesssiSSns snS terms moderate. Margaret 10
Drexel Institute), 1885 Girard ave. VI
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APARTMENTS

THE MoNTEYIsTA
63D AND OXFORD STS. -
Located In one OF the most exclusit ~
esntiai a SECTIONS Of the clty; hi9n ane as mesrfI
st. n" and Goth -, erosstown line5 ,s,nc ~ss
runs direct to the building. Suites ot l2Y.nn-.<
bath and kitchenette. from $50 10 A4u ISp-- 49,
dining room located In building. Phone W.
HALE BLOCK TO Carpenter station; 20. ~.
hlsh-elass; 9-roomed apts. IN $50 gov .1s,nc no.
surrounded by beautiful lawn. large r9o'.-1
sunlight all around, polished hardwocd no.n nc
and plate.Elays windows latest bath snq snqps'- s'.
nNures; there Il inner location N tn.a.-,
delphia; with best service; reasOnable tI.' II
70 desirable tenants. 67SS Emen st.. fcih-~
Phone Germantown B077 w.
2lo s. 18TH STREET
Second floor. rooms and bAth.
MEARS & BROWN, 2O2 y. 10th o..
1920 CHESTNUT ST.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTs
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ACCouSTANr, bookkesper and general Office
rlsh ueslres 70 make change; IL years ex-
-periencei reference, q 0lg. Ledger central.
ACCOUNTANT. Al bookke.p.r ana orod,, rnar-
-ayeri best references. 1. Ledger Ofice.
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MACHINERY AND TooIs

THE WORK OF FRICTION is an i,,-.-,
mshEIAh for lining machine bearirnms,, ~
There Y a reason for It'' fRoN'nnss. srl11
fOUNDRYS. las North Second ana ha1l
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS special scientific c. e.
nervous. elderly every comforti nurses. -
let. DIR. Randall. City Line. Chestnut bin
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
F FARM S LOAN
BANK MEETS
SUPPORT OF
ST.TAMMANY
Delegates From St. Tam
many Parish Go With
Pledges for $3.50, 600.

New Orleans has been working
hard to secure the Federal Farm
Loan Bank. "A meeting for this pur-
pose was held in New Orleans last
Monday, October 80, at which there
were 500 delegates, every parish in
the State being represented, and
some excellent arguments were made
before the committee, the brief of
Mr.. VIM. C. Dufour being acknoWl-
edged to be one of the strongest
arguments that have been made. He
spoke three hours, and his brief COW
cred 600 pages.
It ds pleasing to note that st.
Tammany parish was the second in
the state in amount of money re-
quested of the Bank in farm loans,
the sum being $35O,0O0. Tangipa-
.hoa parish was first, with about
100000.
The delegates from this parish
were. Louis M. Bourgeois, A. F.
Elmer, John Cotton and g. G. Lewis.
There was . big banquet in the
evening.
The Farm Loan Bank will be or
,ganized in February, with q good
chance that New Orleans will get 1t.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
PROCEEDINGS
OF DISTRICT
COURT

District Court convened Monday
morning with Judge Carter prssid-
ing and District Attorney J. Vol
Brock prosecuting for the State
The following cases were disposed
OF by the Court:
A. Mackie Company vs.. w. n:
Slaughter, dismissed at pladntif's
cost.
Old Spring Distilling Co. W. w. n.
Slaughter, dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
N. M. Uri & Co. Va. w. N. Slaught-
er. dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
A. ADLER & Co. vs.. A. D. Jarre5l,
Judgment as prayed Tor.
H. ]. Smith & Sons vs. a. M. Ba-
ham, Judgment as prayed tor.
E. w. Jones vs.. Mack1e Pine Pro-
ducts Co, Judgment for plaintiff tor
10000 and costs. This was suit
under the Employers Liability Act
and is covered by insurance.
E. w. Vinyard vs. g. n. Fendla-
son, judgment as prayed for.
Geo. =. Walters vs. Mabel Wal
ters, judgment as prayed for.
On Friday there were q number sof
criminal suits set Tor trial which will
be reported next week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
All Varieties Pota-
toes In Demand.

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The st. Tammany Canning Co. an
nounces that hereafter 1t will pur-
chase any variety OF sweet potato.
Heretofore only yams have been
canned.
Many farmers have grown mixed
varieties of sweet potatoes, and it
will be welcome news to them to
know that there Is ready market
for all kinds. White and colored po-
tatoes shupped to the cannery, how
ever, should not be mixed, as they
are canned separately. Growers are
also advised that all sizes of pota-
toes, except the very large and the
very small, are acceptable. As the
grading 10 not as strict as in the
open market the prtce received by
the grower IS considered . good one.
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