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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1E

| ACCouNTANT-R Rookkeepcr, first class. cx-
Observation-Disclosures: references 3i82 Arch st.
ADVERTISING man with large speciality store
WI handle another account: reasonable. q
W., Ledger Central.
AUDITING, big and little. done by responsihlc
man. NJ 2l2. Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER-acco university grad. ;
now have charge OF bookipE. and credit dept dept
dgSirsS dr pos Soy wih manunf9etnrnE CONCERN sal
BoOKHEEPER, competent. s years exp, de-
sres pos. with reliable con. @ 552 Led. Cent
BooKKEEPER or asst. c. II. S. grad quick
ana accurate at figures. + 6OI. Ledger OFF.
BOOHKEEPER and accountant 30 IL years
experience; references. u Gl2. Ledger Offce.
B0QESKNEEEPMER ,,,S N M years, 6sYper desires nos,
BUTLER. white, eN. best ref. willing & oblg-
ing; speaks Eng FIR. q Ger, u GlO. Led. on
CHEMIST, experienced desires post in works
good refs: graduate. ID GlS. Ledger Office
CLERK. also typst experienced, wants posI-
lion with chance for advancement. SI3
reading or writing evenings g 9I1. Led Cent
c0oK or ES2eTa G, hfogSfssDwoTJapanese wants
best city reference i6aa s. " ith N't.'9 ST. man.
NAN, young thoroughly eyperIICnced IN stenog-
raphy, wishes position. Ad. w. A. 225 S. 81.
wife, good cook: refs. G $40. Ledger CentriSii.'
SALESMAN, at present selling retail and
iirm that VIII ,recoEnlze ability and intell.,
genCe. q IJ2, Ledger Central.
sAL,EsMiEAN' tr91yclIpE, established business
wishes an exclusive or side line. @ 557,
SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced. desires to
aRef T Tane SPnGerG @ edggyr fdy to
Al references. g 7i3' Ledger Central.
fRcs:, accurate Tapid and capable assistant dsGfft
Lee
esty; knowledge OF hook'g. @ Ar. Led. Cent
cn MAN With Wishes 81 eynE chem
taking on other line, in connection with It. or
nfsm5 hseHs qMeF ?s5is s aEsS enEes'T st
YOUNG MAN. 81: wishes position any kind;
al. fe"i Ledger ger Central t 'a'''" ana English
YOUNG MAN. at present engaged IN electrical
N a saes G s sdEeFf
see S% smPed wsRds tha 10 Th
meet Tith eggSao9 odGe steel in selling
YOUNG LAWYER 20 years of age, desires
position as a credit man or other capacity
Ledger Central. ''
YOUNG MAN, n years, high school education,
notwithstanding Establishment. i55. L.tI Led. e,eR 3r
YOUNG MAN, thoroughly exper. in buying
and selling hOusefurnishinEs exclusive of
furniture, wishes position. 1908 Walnut ST.
YOUNG MAN, exper. in detan office work de-
siTes position with opportunity for adv: ref
erences.. Br. Ledger, ZIG w. Girard ave.
YOUNG MAN. is, desires position stock brok-
ers office, ineNneTienCed; salary secondary 10
opportunity. q $40 Ledger Central ~
AMBITIOUS educated man. -. mar. exper
designer, machinery and structural steel. in
charge OF maintenance Of large factory, nos
executive ability, initiative, energy, Wishes
change; respOn position. q Bi2, Led Cent.
with mechanical and inventive
ability, would like TO connect himself with an |
established business having use for such n |
person in that capacity. 553. Ledger Cent. |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

WANTDD-Rcspcctab white girl for general
houscwnrk: small family. Phone Lansdownc
20 or write u GIG. Ledger Office.
taurant kitch. as dishwashcr; come ready for
work Manhattan Lunch, 3l03 Kens gton av.
WOMAN wanted to take homo washing and
ironing for adult family of T. ijl3 N.
10Th st.
WORKING TOUsEK EEPER, woman about 10:
good cook family Of 2: business people: West
Phlla. Meet employer. Room go. Public
Ledger. "Wednesday. III o'clock.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FVLIl DRESS SUITS
CutaEays. Tuxedos and Sack Suits
- To hire and made to order
NEUBAuER. THE TAILOR, 10 NJ 9th al
Bell phone, Walnut 26lS
LATEST STYLES POPIff'AR pP n, tss -
These suits are made in our own workshop
and are STRICTLY up-to- date and sanitary
KEEN TAILORING Co, 60 n. 18th Wal 355s,
su,iPERFLUouS HAIR removed by electrolysis.
MISS SMITH, 4O2 Keith Theatre BidE N'
Miss Hoppe halTdTessing. facial ma ssa z e ma n
"ur r. torm' Mint Arcade. with Miss Smith
CLAIMS of any description collected on per
Gentage snywhere. We get your money Tor
Sou. 5naC 5AnhlC,!SE !sSoE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
FgLi;L DRESS and Tuxedo suits, latest styles
si'h hats 5tt. to tli nirTi g., Open even ngs.
FULL DRESS SUITS-An new, stylish Foods.
aT6e assortment, SAMUEL "COPPER" 1Oi6
GIRARD AVE. PHONE POPLAR GSio WV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOODWORKING PLANT
Including lease at low rent of 3-story brick
building, centrally located. II desired: boiler,
cnginc. shal ting, saw tables, swing saw,
new, modern and high-class machinery: a
going concern with splendid equipment,
u Ui5. Ledger Central.
PATENTs-ARTHUR r. PAIGE. ia walnu,
neer; registered patent attorney: established
mere 30 wears. inventions developed: patents
IradGmarks: copyrights, secured and iti-
gated anywhere rejected applications prose-
cuted: preliminary advice free.
AN EXCEPTIONAL. opportunity for GENTLE
man 10 put his son into salaried position in
imEss business sSd+ With Proger surround
Saryi large net earnings on Investment
l. I1@. Ledger Central.
PICTURE THEATRE for rent; SIS month,
complete; seats 800; modern no competi.
tion: bargain; other propositions.
BARRIST. 26i N. Broad
DROP POCKET COAL. YARD
ON p. AND r. FOR RENT, $40 MONTHLY.
$50 WEST TIOGA ST.
GROWING ORCHARDS. all ages. for sale
HARbRS DARLINGTON
VICTOR j. EVANS & co.
iatemt Attorneys, Washington, ID. c.
Write for descriptive booklet.
PICTURE theatre, $500; beautiful. modern;
uaIy mats, rel pat. crowded nightly: good
selling reason l. $40, Ledger Central.
81 BUILDING lots, best residential section in
Lansdale; large buildings: all for $500
- \. III. TYSON. Lansdale. Pa.
WANTHD-Loan OF $500: good security and
attTaCtNe proposition made TO proper party
q SJI, Ledger Central.
ELEGANT GARAGE SITE ON NORTHFAST
EoULEyARD 42s, LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

MAKIN-KELSEY HEALTH HEAT is be,a
and cheaper than steam or hot water. Puv
fresh mir with normal moisture. MAXIM
KELSEY, n. 18th ST.. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
NEW YEAR CHANCES

NOW IS THE TIME for young ladies eeek-
ing commercial positions TO consult Miss
Dean at Ledger Central, BROAD and Chest
gqrt ss splesGa ssryice f rGndsred to
CLERKS through the Commercial Depart
mCnt to LEDGER ADVERTISERS, and a
great number of ladies have been bene-
fitted by this service.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
one tlTne ...sssss.s..sss lNN per lino
Three times one week. .......... 1870 per line
situations Wanted three times ono week 10
cents per line per insertion.
Place your order for three or
more times and 1t will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One two time rate for EVENING I,EpgrR
md PtnItC LEDGER combined Is 10 cents pcr
line, with Ghes exception, Of Help Wanted and
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General
HELP WANTEp-MALE

PHtLA-women Govt clerks exams. coming;
$50 mo-; sample qucs. free; write immed tcly.
Franklin Inst, Dept. 7i5 X. Rochester. N. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
INSTRUCTION

ADVERTISING-Practic instruct. by ad. mn.
of except. successful bus; evg. CLASSES nov
forming. Address @ 040. Ledger Cental
STENOGRAPHY and bookkeeping by individual
Instruction; course requires only few weeks;
pos guar. Apply T0i s. Washington Sduare
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

gu mo- sample UucS, tTCet write lmtnen tclN.
Franklin Inst Dept. 7t5 X. Rochester. n. Y.
HELP WANTED-MALE
| BooKKEEPER acqualnted with plumbing SUP.
'GS'fs oao Ledger aH oicc oii5SS 0Npe''e'' N'u'ess
n2X 2oF MATTERN GsNEss IS fE4EN u.s. EB EBotFSN cENT
BOYS TntSd G or oyer % rt to T2r in % 9
nome at Chestnut Hill Must have good ref;
i47 or Write di7 ledger T'v4i2S oTce O'O
CHIEF CLERK. good correspondent, general
state 'IisS' age SSperience Reference, Address
i 5OS. ledger OTice.
chLER}N-'Yogng man in ,fneneiol lnsti,qtion
ence and salary expected. d 62l. Ledger OF.
DRIVERS for double teams. acquainted with
stabls HaHcoc& lane below Reed St. s..D V.O.e.eY.
MEcmASIfAh kisnbsS {Adr PRRA}GTsMAN RA}IE Apply 1909
OFFICE BOY-Iad OF neat appearance for Of
nce work IN WHOLESALE IT,. hoqse; @ state age and
PORTER AND NIGHT FIREMAN - White
man; one having department store experience
preferred. Apply with references. rear 1907
RAILROAD ACCOUNT MAN. In ticket office:
complete experience not necessary. reply in
qS9nGS FERE kaEc @Fs GcnR f4Rfr'on'o and
SALESMAN-We want an experiGnced reliable
hird hS'tN to sell pbarnacemtlcals ana spSciaities
To- drug trade in New Jersey and Delaware.
knowledEe Of drug bus mess vii be consd-
Hd SaaTg ana must sn MSPSs to n re
present p9sti0n Read adv carefully ar then
ae Sa @ ho 'Ds nS 9aaeay
W2ms Waracr AG o cS} cRS} ~ eGG bT6ad pqty st pha IT,
SALESMEN TO sell a established tire
9a ntsryiaW S erS N T EG2' ST. Gf ability to secure
manufacturers office; state age, experience
sTENo9GRAPHERFiE,Yyoqng man. grad.
hn2 F has s n PGsPss abDS4
himself state fuiy in letter Of ia appil- rhe
tlonni training. business experience, etc.
oi3, Ledger Central.
frs. ~ ArmstT9nF 4 Co. lS5 ESchanEo 'ISs, ST..
Rochester, n. Y.
TuRRET LATHE HANDS.
Automatic machine operators.
Hand IHamd-Screw machine men.
Apply @lIs Frankford ave. between a. m.
TWIsTERSS on, silk and cotton goods; good
lathe hands, Jones and
Good wages, steady employment. Write or
agPny \, sppt.. 80 Monitor street, Jersey
dyer experienced in oxidzed
black. Address otto Walther, Bourse Bldg.
WANTED-Merchan tailoring salesman Horn
the Tailor. GIL 7th ST., Washington u. @.
General
Oil n, BROAD ST
The Oldest Original
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Teaches you how to repair
and how TO drive autos.
+. PETZ. Oil N. BROAD ST.
AGENTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

STENOGRAPHER-Y Young man. grad
uate of Central High School preferred:
must have had several years business
experience: this IL an exceptional oppor-
tunity for the right man to advance
himself. State fully In letter OF appli-
cation particulars as to age. educa-
tlonnl training. business experience, etc.
q Oi3, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
B'LDING MATER1ALs-REpA1Rs

AND JOBBING - Aitera
tion OF every kind; work guaranteed prompt
serNicei - years in business: estimates fur
nlshcd, Penn Real Estate and Building Co
2i5i y, 10th. Both phones.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
AUTO REPAIRING

sPEEDoMETER TROUBLE
? SEE B1ILY-51S n. BROAD
CYLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and
rings furnished. weddings and hrazng II. b.
Underwood & Co. 1925 Hamilton St, Phila.
FORD top enclosures. S55: plate glass: salts.
faction Euarantd Fore Door Co., 1908 Girard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
HEATING

sAFES-Eireproof; closing out slightly used. al
slzos and makes: big bargalns. 2l9 ". Fourth.
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)

which ls permitted in ali classincations ex-
Gcpt Help and situations Wanted. Lost and
Found. Personals, boarding and Rooms. add
FIVE GENTS PER LINE 70 ANY or ABOVE
RATES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

TURN I.ASTERS-FHrst and second turn last
Grs. ID. Armstrong a Co.. 155 Exchange ST..
Rochester. N Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

STENOGRAPHER, aged ~: IL years exneri-
once: accurate, rapid and capable assistant
GIL. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

MISS DEAN at Ledger Central has listed tho
qualifications Of young ladies' experienced in
all kinds Of office detail work; and has had
special training in selecting the fright per-
son for the right position" Acuuaint her
with your ,needs-eitheE by personal call
telephone Walnut or Main 3OOO--and per
sonal attention will he given promptly. This
L. q free service to LEDGER ADNER-
TISERS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

January 3, 1915 JOHN H.
son Of the lac John j. and Margaret IIuckel
Relatives anu friends are invited to attend
the funeral services. Wednesday, nt
z. m, at the apartments Of oliver II. Batr
1870 Chestnut st. lntcrment private Friends
may view remains Tuesday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
Wanted

KERR's NEW cARAGE-61lo Girard ave.
Now open for, service with the finest, upto;;
look It over or phone. belmont 6l36.
TO HIRE (opcn day and nghO-Brand-new
6,pass. touring car with robes 81. 20 hour:
also hrand-new T-pass. limousine. 81. 30 hour;
weddings. funerals. etc. Poplar 1917 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

ACCoUNTANT-Roo Rookkeepcr, first class. OK
perlcnCed in factory costs. credits. collect Ions.
ate-methods: references. 5132 Arch st.
ADXERTISlNG man with large speciality store
VIII handle another account. reasonable. O.
Ol2, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04

LIFE HGELBtT; daughter of the late
friends are Invited to attend funeral on
Weancsdqy at y. m. from the residence
dent ave; Rutledge, Pa. 1ntcrmcnt pr-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-04
AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES

ga BAKER Horse blanket Tho longest
wearing hlankc' aEer made: has been on the
market 30 years. nonc genuine without large
hnrS" stamped ''s'dc, Sold by KLEIN, 1927
Market ST., and other dealers,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
TO NAME MILE AFTER
CHUYlER C0lFAX

Memorial mile, to be located with
in the vicinity OF South Bend on the
Lincoln highway will be named in
honor OF Schuyler Colfax, accord
ing TO a decision OF the Lincoln high
way tree planting committee Thurs
day afternoon in session at the
Chamber OF Commerce. The loca-
ton OF the mile has not been de-
cided, but viii be made at the Arbor
day entertainment 10 be given April
? at the Colfax school.
One discussion OF the afternoon
was relative 10 the tree planting at
the Colrax school, where a hickory
elm. donated by Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Miller. was placed during March. a
resume OF Gov. 5. NJ. Ralston's proc
lamation was read and plans for the
Arbor day program at the Colfax
school were made An evening pro
gram in addition 10 the afternoon
program by the students was decided
on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
EXPECT TO GET "GYM"
IN SOUTH END OF CITY
PIes't Haslanger of Elder Civic Club
Intimates Action by Council and
Board of Education.

That there is a possibility that the
south end will secure the desired
building for athletic purposes and
for public meetings, was the Opin-
ion OF Pres't Gus Haslanger of the
Elder Civic club, in a talk before
that organization Thursday evening.
He intimated that the council and
board of education is about to take
steps to provide the building for
the opening of the school year next
fall
A committee was appointed at
the meeting to take up the matter
of providing tennis courts for the
Studebaker park, with the recrea-
ton committee.
Mr.. Haslanger said that he wished
TO especially thank the committee
which waited on the board Of edu-
cation sometime ago and secured
from them a promise that Stude-
baker park would be provided with
playground equipment this summer.
The recreation committee will have
the playground supervised.
The entertainment program Of the
evening contained the following
numbers: Reading, Miss Freyer-
muth; piano duet. Miss Grashaus
and Mrs. Noggs; Elder quartet. Sc
lection; reading, Miss Jones; violin
solo. Richard Coghan; reading, Miss
Hoad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
MUESSEL CIVIC CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT

The following Will be the program
at the Muessel civic club entertain
ment 10 be given al the Muessel
school tonight: Community singing
music by the First NJ. r. orchestra;
poem. Oster flasher Little Easter
Rabbit" Nanette Miller; play. Feb
neevoittchen. The Seven Dwarfs. "
Harold Hines. Alfred Kahn. Alfred
Bunger. Nellie Caruthers, Donald
Burke. Mary Harris. Marjorie Hicks
poem. Earl Koenig and Ruth Herch-
enow: solo. Your Smile" Mrs. Leta
Duncan; play. Die drei Prinzessineu.
The Three Princesses" Wilma
F'reyermuth. Evelyn Addison. Ida
Smith. Forest Beyers. Afford
Koehnke. Henry Cook; poem. Du
bist wee cine Blume, Estelle Hanger:
solo. The Disseminated DuckHng. "
by Gaynor. Mrs. Leta Duncan: poem.
Yer gies mein NIGHT. Alfred Camp
bell: play. Der Alte Mann in Waldo.
Margaret Williams. Marie Lootens.
Cation Rich, music. orchestra: in
door baseball game between the
Stucebaker Community center and
the Sample Community center teams.
The short Rotations viii be given
BY the German class OF the Muessel
school under the direction OF Miss
Mueller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
CITY BUILDING FALLS
II PER CENT IN MARCH
American Contractor Shows Big De-
crease on Corresponding
Month in 1915.

According to monthly bulletin
issue by the American Contractor
OF Chicago. listing ia OF the prin-
cipal cities OF the country, South
Bend constructed 27 new buildings
during March at an estimated cost
OF S12. This is considerable less
than the activities of the same
month a year ago. March of 1915
showing AZ new buildings at an
estimated cost OF S43.547. This
amounts to a loss this year over
last OF Il per cent according to the
bulletiI
The Grand total for this year Of
the entire number OF cities listed
shows a general Improvement and
an is per cent gain in building
operations for the month of March.
There was a decrease in the number
OF new buildings showing that there
exists a tendency for better and
larger structures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
PLAN SU M M Err WORK
IN MADISON TOWNSHIP
Community Center Hears Address
by County Agent John
s. Bordner.

Plans for the summer work in
Madison township, which is TO be in
charge of Families q. Williams. a
graduate OF the local high school
and also of Purdue university were
outlined at a meeting Of the Madi-
son township comm unity center at
the school house Thursday even
ing.
The chief feature of the evening
was an address by County Agent
John s. Bordner. in which he told
OF the work which Mr.. Williams
would perform.
Plans were also made for another
meeting TO be held on next Thurs
day evening, when the school term
Will close. A number OF the stu
dents were present Thursday night
and displayed a keen interest in the
talk OF Mr.. BOrdner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
To UNIVERSITY
CONTEST TO-DAY
South Bend High School Stu
dents Will Compete in
InterSChoIaStiC Event.

Prepared TO battle for the honor
Of "Old South Bend High" not on
the gridiron, bat on an educa-
tiona plane. a full quota Of the
most studious pupils OF the local
school invaded Chicago this at
ternoon and evening in an endeavor
10 capture honors in the annual Chi
cago university interschOiastic con-
test.
Accom- panied by three teachers.
including Prin. +. l. Sims. Mrs. Z.
B. Dakin. head Of the mathematics
department. and G. b. Johnson OF
the public speaking department,
the following students left this
morning for Chicago: Carl Prell.
William Grimm, effective speaking
Gertrude Wiser. dramatic reading
Edward Post, physics; Nellie Rob.
bins. Marie Nelson, mathematics:
Margaret Talbert, Edith Emmons
English; Franklin Schurtz, Latin;
Eva Burke, Bernard Keltner. Doris
Wentland, Marie Tyler, history;
Elsa Kurzhals, German.
Although the students were = . take
the examinations this afternoon. the
results will not be known for some
weeks. However, the effective speak
ing contest has a final this evening
when results will be announced. All
the students have been coached daily
for the past month or more
Hobart Jones and Albert MacDon-
aid accompanied the team to the
contest Most of the participants
expect 20 return this evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Big audience
Hears Recital

A capacity audience greeted the
Ingerson and McHenry pupils last
evening at Conservatory recital hall.
The pupils assisted by Miss Dora
Hershenow, Miss aVleria DonDur-
ant, the Ingersoll string quartet and
Grenville Tompsett, also II Elkhart
young ladies, who assisted in the
woman's union chorus. made fine
impression. Many fingered to enjoy
a social hour. and partook of the
light refreshments served by the
South Bend young ladies.
Following is the program:
The Blackbird .. Weatherly
Florence Burt.
The Sweet o. the Year. ...... Salter
Vera Hawkins.
Serenade ............ Drdia
Harry Buckingham.
Rose in the Bud ..... Forster
Esther NJ. Nicely.
Blue Bells Drowsily Ringing ..
ENTERTAINMENTS. BrauscOmbe
ruth nun.
The Year at the Spring 80. Hartog
Women's Unison Chorus.
Goodbye ...........-.-.. Iosu
Edna Whitmer
In Italy ........-........ Boyd
Frances Sallinger.
Andante and Variations. &C.. Haydn
Ingersoll String Quartet.
The Quest ... Eleanor Smith
Anna Bauerlein.
ROndo CapricciOsO e. MendelssOhn
Dora Hershenow.
Lieti S1gnor (Hugenots) Meyerbauer
Mrs Grace Tompsett.
a Day in Venice .... Nevin
IngersOll Quartet
Naleria BonDurant, Vera Hawkins.
Grenville Tompsett, accompanies.
Star Grand piano used-Elbels'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
TWO HURT WHEN
AUTOS COLLIDE
LakevilIe Women Taken to Hospital
Following Crash at Broad
way and Michigan.

Mrs. Z. b. Brothers and Miss
Marie Kleinkops OF Lakeville were
slightly injured late Thursday when
an automobile in which they were
driving suffered a collision with a
Maxwell car owned by the Maxwell
agency here. Both were removed
in the police ambulance to the St.
Joseph hospital.
The car in which the women were
riding was owned and driven by Mr..
Brothers. and was crossing at Broad
way and Michigan SITS when the
accident happened. Mrs. Brothers
suffered scalp wounds and a num-
Der OF painful bruises: the younger
woman sustained a sprained arm.
Both cars were badly damaged.