davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

ral..inS about fish stories. how is this from
tho Morchcad city Coaster" more than 10000
pounds OF gray trout caught Tuesday and
Wednesday bv local fishermen and brought TO
tho Morchcad city sea Food Company The two
largest catches in the lot were made by Cap
tain Bonner Willis Tuesday. when he with
his crew caught abou, 10000 pounds. and by
Captain Randolph WillisS Wednesday.
when they caught about tho same number OF
pounds because OF tho tish famine. not
only here In, in Norfolk we'll ready
market was found for these fish, and many
load shipments were made from here Thursday
and Friday hundreds OF boxes were shipped
to dealers all over tho state
The Flowing Rock correspondent Of the
WatauSa Democrat Ericvcs follows: 1T is u
Fact that the people OF this town poor church.
So"r* thirty heads OF families, by actual count
habiiuallN :bscntinS themselves from all
liz 'ou$ services. not thirty couples but thirty
fathers. thus not only setting their growing
boys IN unfortunate example but doing the
canac Of spiritual upfr an incalculablc harm.
Tho church bells ring every sunday, but not
more than sixty people. the average 81
tho 500 inhabitants. attend church rcSu-
larry. ami many of them not all. showing that
these people have enough religion want none
all"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
Fla. FOR Ever, school

THERE rs good sense and real patriotism
i in the measure, introduced Ivy Delegate
Jones. ~ this cty. and which passed the
House OF DELEGATES yesterday. providing
means by which tho stars and Stripes may
no raised over every public school i'll Virginia.
The flag Is "a ~ during school hours OH each
school day OF tho year. weather conditions
permitting. II is Well that the youth of Nir-
Sinia shall hay" before their eyes the has nf
their country. They may have to defend It,.
md they should learn early III life To love and
reverence II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

Ii there is amy such officer in Mexico
superintendent Of burial permits he must he
working overtime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

The prosperity that be perNadirS
the coun'iN.' says the lialitaN Record. .ldNxr.
ttscr is not being frlt in iialifaA, because "
have nothing Ia soil that Is needed III the sicat
European war r"Ntrco canpo, I've used IN The
gums. nor can tho soldiers ~ wear H. Hu,
old Halifax win cAt drink AND he merry. nil
the same IN Your merry moments Ia
Undue" Your reopic OF tho thinss
THAT viii s"N hot"nd tn. rnuutv limit. Rich.
mond Times dispatch. Man alive, W. have
hccn prcachtue along that live for 4 time and
IN" demonstration m"u have done The same. bat
shuchs SOM" FOLKS viii not Halifax
Record Advertiser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

" We understand Billy Sundays creed il
Is caHicr for camel to crawl through needle
without humping It's back than il In for
iSh'wad Ia get Rlly's glad hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

q eGHtlSiED every day In tho senr 10 South Tenth
~ street, Rchnunt. Va bS tho Times Dispatch Pub
lishnG Co.. Inc. Charles r. Husbruok. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

fEIErHONE: randolph I. Private Branch Exchange
a connecting with nii departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

81 Suffered Jnnuar, -. 1909. al tho Post Office at
s4es Ni,hmond Va. second class matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
qEEIpT,E CANPAIGNERS
SpURRED BY SUCCESS
~ mo. of $250,000 Fund Sub
scribed-Doctor Conwell
Urges High Aims

.s,oners for the Temple University
cs"p " raise s250,OO0 toward an endow-
fnu - maintain that institution of the
HenI , today set out on the fourth day
Ply, !as campaign heartened by the knowl-
W ,hat they already had turned in
sszS ~ so They dwelt also on the advice
H44g. RUSSELL H. Conwell that many people
q :, y ,,.o,,ld see were willing to give more
nv ,hav would be asked.
ipst s.t,ont underestimate mans generosity"
.scr conwell warned them. Many Phla-
p..,ahsans are anxious to help the univer-
qss l,.s some people have come to me or
~. me word that they want to contribute
~ q t,sn the institution along"
~ know Of one man who was going to
IN ! $1,000" he declared, but some one
p.ssa rim for $1,000 and got It. There was
~ sssshsr case OF man who intended to give
,sysi ,,Sso apd was let off by some one for $500.
~. Sasier TO bid down than up"
naIr of tickets for a ride in the balloon
,,rsSster Philadelphia II" of the Philadel-
IVA Aeronautical Recreation Society will
p VA ,nterest at the luncheon in the Adel.
ssis Team %, captained by Charles II.
gg.srslow, will auction the tickets Off to the
sash~t s.shsst bidder They were donated by the
..niatV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

s fnsssm.rs, mans st !, 9 ,Asathas Church. at 10
air. ana vito Ssi0gRssT e sssT r. n 'Rs Rs1S Norris Mere
itsh2S ists fesisonaMsa May oIsS isIo suddenly. at his
I}dAcqB "a b MOORE HUSBAND sSfh ., 'i,S. pr pr
o'clock at thsecpoyos sSrSaag rsmsg,orTSt sStern9Sp
"gii9sSEasDp Si9oSS y william Nay ,Is 1919 MARY j.,
frlsnds are invited ssnG the Slssy9a SunsrS ssry and
in,law's residense geofrIp p w M A. her SON
csme,s,v ceSIn lnterment private at Mount Morlsh
MgRPHY.-on May is. 1eie ANNA ~ ,,,,,
da7.HsScs PaT psS 81 Ss ssrSqss m u M tRs
RSSPso0 RSPaEkso 9, sssy sAssy N III len Si',e it s. John
of fnsrhs tbe in,e s. oS RSOdser pee ssephens and son
s5s ,5s 5eS,lys. and friends Are nSstssdd Sssd f S
I'M @ a SG SHn'5fI over serEc'f II BAR Hp kSSs kMSrSSss
Snes'npt st lnterment at Mt, Moriah cen,s'
ming xutomobiie bisy serSise YS% remains Sunday eve
R09SIssITIERs-on 9Is I.lR;on Nay 49, 1919. THOMAS FRAN.
son of fuSpshd ,bs & 81 NarihS Simpson Rosster and
nosster' Relatives and friends. also Braneh
"a .,' us g. X, Of A, and employees Of PhIlo.
f1n9rG fpaS, Il, on Tuesday morning at $40 clock,
sosmn Reauem 3 sss a. 2h2i Hov wSsi Erie ave
a. 10 O'clock fhtsrmcnth hG AZ HS'' oS cSise5Ss isses9s
Cemetery Automobile service ~
Hf'@RfffY @fYEkMfssh Efsh sSi4h AS9iA 18th R,I 1919
Joseph smith, of Stockton, N, l. nred az
Meeting House, Lahasko. Pa, on Secondary
sTRAToN.--on May 49, 1919. at the Nto,noa,.,
En kEpiscoggsolp gopr Hes rHloaspi,a West Phisdslphia the
% years. Services on Monday mornIns, M, eNEed Nedd
nephew. the Rev. John r. Mason. SOS Nornt'ss n's
sco S cemotery sgSe Sew York ctS FsteFment at Ken
TH0MPSON.--On May 10, 1919, JOHN husband
OF the late Sarah Thompson, aged "a years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend The
erni iunerni services, on Monday afternoon, at 2
St. Logan. Interment at Hillside Cemetery,
WALKER Suddenly. on May IA. 1915 JAMES
tna4Ia husband OF the late Josephine Walker (nec
Ross S Camp, gU' S " & Gen. A. g. T. AVA warren M
Council o. No. ,9s4, Jr, O., U. A; NJ, and Sur.
nn1s ylyITs ,ns path Rest; y. and Az other or.
SsqeS 10 erosr % ST. from TO 9's proceed !Sss fe'5 10
Palmer Vault. Remains may be viewed after
WARNER.-on May 10, 1915 BURROUGHS p
husband Of Clara 3. Warner and son OF the
late stephen b., and Mary j. Warner. Rela.
odaf Of asS RSd MGon rn Rs T5S No So
lief Asso. and employees OF the Public Service
Railway Co.; Camden ". j., are invited to
sisna m the fSIses Sa s rsssSnso on IM9OafS
on Sunday from to o p. m. e"''
WENZ,1on May 10. 1910. EUGENIE. widow
1vad IN gShTr to ng WSnT N, Relatives and friends are
day afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock, at Schuyler's,
Broad and Diamond ats. Interment private.
WHITE.-on May 10, 1910. AMANDA, wife of
1ysd IT, IT, osnnd Wh,s' Relatives and iriends are
~ 6Sd St, on Tuesday, at IL a M precisely.
Interment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

neck few minutes later he was whisked
ot TO the 39th and Lancaster avenue sta
ton
He gave his name as Joseph Potts when
sffaigned before Magistrate Stevenson. But
news Of his arrest somehow or other
reached the mans wife. Potts was in "he
midst Of long explanation, the gist of
which was that he was an all-round mar
tyr when Mrs. Potts arrived. She had no
rolling pin, and carried only determined
demeanor That man hasn't worked for
nix months" she said. HE argues about
The high cost of living, and makes 1t high
or by spending what 1 earn by washing"
Her story rang true. AS Potts shrank
n a corner terror stricken and guilty look
Ing he heard the Judge whisper confiden-
tally: Five days in the County Prison"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
Police Court Chronicles

l.man wearing frightened expression
IL long hair ran to n cop at 40th and
Market streets with open arms. Before the
sallcsrnan could recover from his amaze
IN, the stranger said: 'Pinch me quick
Isrr I'm in trouble" What kind Of
ssrnrbleY" asked the bluecoat.
,Afy wifes lookin fer me with n long
,oln; pIn. an she's comm in this dlrec-
n can't lock you up when you haven't
soue anything" said the cop.
iThen I'll get n brick and break a win
aow.p declared the agltated man.
rNow ] can arrest you for attempted
malicious mischief" said the sympathetic
He grabbed the obliglng prisoner by the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect April 1, 1916
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE (or like this)
gne OF Two tlHles' '................... lOc
Three times one Observation-Disclosures. 121ac
SIX times one week. .......... 1OC
Situations Wanted three times one week. 10c
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in the Daily
PUBLIC LEDGER without additional
charge.
Want ads under all other classlhcations NAV
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combine
|, rate;
One or two times. ....................... ESQ
Inree times one week. ek.................,1 1bC
Six times one week. observation-disclosures. 12l9o
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all casslhcations except Help
and Situation Wanted, Lost and Found. Per-
sonals, Boarding and Rooms. When specl-
fed add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE
TO ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
IN NIEAIORIANT

< teR0TEYENT.-In memory of AMANDA GRO
TEVENT. who died May 20. 1915.
IL DAUGHTER.
EicHOLS.-In sad but loving memory OF SU-
" SANNA NICHOLS. who departed this life May
20, 1914 80 -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
ZOE SALE

R4BE R6 e9ASSH easSi ssi5TSoa si5 ssS Sss'a Il for SALE
billiard. POOL combinatioR second hand
bought, sold rented, exchanged; fepairlng
turer s29 Girard ave. Phone Kens s5i5
BILLlARD AND POCKET TABLES - Also
bowling aHelSt easy payments. BRUINS
WICk-BAI AIkE-COLLENDER CO., 1902 Arch.
E4LLlAItD. pool tables; new second hand bowl
ing alleys. easy paymcnts RosattO-Harry-
Street CO.. aa3 s. sfh 81. phone. wa. 22Sl.
FOLDING CHAIRS
RENrED-SOLD
CHAIR EXCHANGE. S. =. cor. 6th ana Yins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
Hr1r mANrrn--rrMArn


PIsr.sTENoeRAPHER, Russian, hrst class
wanted excellent remuneration. b 800 Led
ger Centred
WHITE 1AuNDRgss wanted for family of 2
in Ohio three other servants kept; @ @lsundresss resss
plain mendlns; house g has oestrc washer snS
sos Chestnut St. ii a. m. Saturday.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted Of good eherseter 70
preferred: state oae ana educotion; salary
Pad from start start Address So Box puf'' 3os Ledger
Saitse, --.----- -------------------
YOUNG LADY wanted for library work. who
wrBs ary TO 9 bssn d9 81 psr Week ana
Ledger Office
Two oIR1;s in can manufacturing department;
nn,p per noYr light work steady empogSiNG,nI,i soS N,I,
Co. Malvern. Pa, -
-. TEACHERS WANTED
nave promoted 1000 te9ehers; Why ,rI3 not
9SS!on' TS!etiREEn5 ES!ti2EE 4 HkeESGT fSSGkT "S 81
HELP wANTED-MALE
APPRENTICE sorsmakerg and apprentice mould
Nsl have exp ant9mo6ile parts chance for
loo s. path ST
BAKERS and bakers helpers; good pay. Apply
every evening, o'clock. Bell Bakery, Mascher
BONE BuTToNATAKERs and learners wanted.
-Hahelsh CO., American and Cambria -
BookKEEPERa,,-Thorog experienced one
English money. P dsS, Ledger ofdee' s,e'" ~.
BOY, good, wanted for delivery Of light goods
must & know the city and be capable & Of collect, ,
Lying with parents preferred. 2l5 Ledger
BOY. lust pAst ~, who Is locking for 9 psrma;
ment, Lenston Monotype Co, 2iOO Locust st.
BOY, colored; to act as porter and help at sode
D9E ass Il B2os RsS2a ST pagSs AHgS E
YsRtsd Gss sssS ss.E e Il law and
BOY sns ed OySr ed s. ger
Bro, Inc, Cambria and Ormes sts.
pqG good iS Shanes dT BE a SD q B. %
BOYS. AND YOUNG MEN over 10 for general
work. good chance TO learn bushes business pay
Apply, n psrson, or BY letter, II. X MuifOrd
desires a number OF boys to learn machine
trade. p 02i. Ledger Office.
BOYS WANTED, COLORED. APPLY SAMAR-
ITAN HOSPITAL. BROAD AND ONTARIO.
nEGKhAHHRSs MSS 20 "tSa o % aGSw N e j.
DRAUGHTSNfAN and designer wanted for large
ment. Address A. T., Drawer 3O7. BurlinG-
DRIVERS AND HELPERS
FOB REhITE5RSXHr "a MAq0M w MprSYSHESF SYSHxEISSFF
Az FLOOR, OR WEST PH1LADEL.
PHIA GARAGE, G2D AND LOCUST
s;TRAwBR1DGE & CLoTHIER
DRUGS--Young mani several years experience.
Apply HSth and Baltimore ave.
INSTRUMENT MAKERS, first class only; tool
rnachnists. So 90 to 100; assistant machin-
lists, So. 90 to 81. .8O machine operators (malel.
$500 to ST. machine blaCksmtrS Tor M
dium size work, able to work to blue prints
and familiar with OF steam hammer
1892 to So 10, based on experience and capac-
ity; skilled laborers, 81 a. for outside and In
side work; Cleveland Brown & sharpe and
Ciridley automatic turret lathe operators,
S8.76 turret lathe hands. sass and Potter, ,&
citizens; higher compensation when on piece
work; 10 days leave after one year 8 service,
Z holidays and Saturday afternoons during the
summer months, all with full pay. Apply
Frankford Arsenal, Bridesburg' Phiadel-
phia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
UNcLAIMED TELEeRAMs
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
Classification Will be Found on Page
CHILDNURsE, experienced. to care for child
years old; best reference required; German
preferred II $40, Ledger Central.
$15-l27 N. Broskey 21st-Cherry; rms; con.
Cool--white woman for plain cooking In coun-
try place: objection to mother with child
3a12 Race. Phone.
COOK wanted experienced; also chambermaid;
nndaH ns9 naSf Sernoon gs seos SPRUCE st
COOKING and downstairs work; small family;
no washing: good Wages: reference. 3422
Powelton ave. (near Spring GaTdenl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

made openings In our plant fer refined inteli,
ESS9 E@ealgsi airs supplies sRt pleasant work. eIsS8
@orEsrs 70 minutes from DARBY on trolley 20
RpPs RIRpisf in iFSm DsPs9a s'Se BY ssr to K Mu
FORD CO.. Glenolden, Pa,
GIRLS AND WOMEN wanted to, work in laun-
start With gSYeypssemient y i sttgssdy tsyitP position
FhNNS 4 sio 10 forf North iss SEA ST. St ~
HosIERY-Toppers and knitteTs on standard
+ and Scott and WILLIAMS full automatic ma
itary mil. Wsilaee, Wilson Hosiery Co, 1868
Orchard st. Frankford
HosIERY-Exp. mendersi steady work and good
Ssserg se Co. ssi9S 4sss oehard St. EanorS
HOSIERY = Exp Hinders; steady. work and
fdessPPx fd3od pay Co 48b5 orchsrd st Frankford s'N s'N
HoUsEMAIDS. white exp Apply Penna, School
Of Hortleulture for Women. Amber. Pa.
white two in family reference 1908 s,
HoUsEwoRK-White Protestant girl for sen:
wages sla csII 4S4O iaSoSwood ave- ''' sO'1
Theodors Abbott & Co.. Berkeley St, east
OPERATORS. experienced on fine shirts and ath-
letic underwear; ideal WORKING conditionsi
i shsdsksi 4 Son. 10Th and Lombard. -, Z
letie undkrwsaf; IDEAL yorking e9nditions;
aanitary, Well-lighted Workrooms. Chaa. e.
shsdaker Son. 10th and Lombard.
PRES ERVIHG FRUIT = Capable woman to
in9o qoA market isG address n ssS Isdssf ofaes
SALES AANAGERs-Wanted, 2 educated ladies
ahd qa SsSan eommssoa . s54 lsdser Central '-'s
STEROGRAPHER wanted IN law office. state
ne; avn sahd handwritins. ting si1 Iedser Central
TELEPHONE OPERAToRs-rh Bell Telephone
60. offers oppeItunity for young women be
tween n and - years old 10 learn telephone
operatlng; must be bright, energetie and an-
bilious. good salary rapid adFaneementi per
manent position among pheasant surroundings
Is assuFed; salary paid while learning, Apply
n person between $40 IA 4nd ,. fn.s
Bz1 Telephone Co. 100 AlefkeE 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

GIRL. white for chamberwork and waiting;
good cleaner: must have reference. Call 34lO
Barring before 10 a. IN. or after p m,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
AUTOMOBILES


CHASSIS
ebsssis would be very suitable Tor truck or
delivery work OF any kind. Don't fail TO come
III and look them over IL you t,gant something
AZ a bargain price for delivery purposes.
LOCOMOBlLE
IA. ~. JENSS Mgr Exchange Car. Dept
CADILLAC. 1914 touring car, oveEhauled and
rcpainted. full equipment price 3SlO. AUTO
SALES CORPORATION, I42 N. Broad ST.
CARTER cAR-i915 touring fully equipped
elec. lights and starter. newly painted: tires
good. VIII sacrifice. u 2t9. Ledger Central
HUDsoNs--Rebqi and guar. phaetons, road
stera and caurlpicta. elec. lights AMI starters.
coAfEkf- SCHWARTZ 25s n Bread .Phlla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

BUSINESS PERSONALS
EVENING LATEST STYLE
FI'LL-DRESS SUITS
CLOTHES DEIIV & CALLED FOR FREE
TO OPEN EVENINGS
LEibNER's. 10TH & GIRARD AV,. S. w. COR.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS eNpcrience-G have a
preparation 10 clean granite monuments and
tombs. equal TO new; manlels cleaned, polished
and reset; lettering and JOhbing; prices mod
crate. THOMAS Mccoy.
3a1 South 23d ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
FULI.DRESS SUITS
Cutaways, TuNedos and Sack Suits
To hire and made 10 order,
NEUBAUER, THE TAILOR. ll21 Walnut.
Bell phone. Walnut 26lS.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed hy eeCtroly-
sis; the only permanent Wayi eyebrows arChed.
MISS SMITH, IO2 Keith Theatre BLDG.
Miss Hoppe. hairdresser, facial mas'ge. mani
curg. form Mint Arcade, with Miss Smith.
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bank reference Apprasement, l per cent.
HARRY w SMITH. M SAMSON ST.
Gents Cast-off Clothing Bought!
BRITTON, 125 n, 9th st. Good pricesl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DREssMAKING
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1435 GIRARD AVE POPLAR 63T4.
DRESsAIAkING taught from any pattern; morn
and aft. SESSIONS; send for circular Colum
blan Dressmakng School. 1T36 Columbia ave.
THE MCDOWELL Dressmaklng school: easy
modern methods; small payments. 307 Denckla
Building 1ith and Market SITS
GOWNS REMODELED; high-grade work only
Phone Spruce 2223.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
CARPET CLEANING

NT4NENTAI.
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
20rH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT.
Bell Phone. Locust 1860
WEST PHILA MONARCH STORAGE co.
WEST PHILA. Be PER YARD.
WEST PHIGA. 3sTO-T2 LANCASTER AVE.
REAL CARPET BEATINdi NO TUAiBLERs
used Boyer Co, 1909 N 18th, Ph, TlOga 300.
iutely clean solo N Nice st. Pm Tioga s5is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MSS MARY T. MCCARTHY, 21O7 Christian
I.oc. 1897. supplies and wants lst-class Prot,
Cath. male and female help. all nationalitles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
WANTED

cAsT-oFF CLOTHING
We are In great need OF oast-on clothing
and will pay extra good prices for gentle
mems east-ot clothing, shoesJ etc. We call
COOPER, 1910 dirard ave.
Bell phone Poplar ss42
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
l will nay positively highest cash prices for
gents aud ladies' dlsearded eothlns hats.
estimAtei extra high pglees for fun -dTess and
Tuxedo suitsi vii call day or eYg; city oF
country. Call. write. phone Bell. Poplar 517l:
Keystone, Park d805. Blacker, 1888 Poplar.
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING
OF ANY KIND, BOUGHT; HIGHEST
PRICES GUAR GET OUR Est. BEFORE
Nut ess5. SCHULTZ. 2l1 n 9TH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
STORE AND OFFICE, FEATURES

OFFICE PARTITIONS
STORE FIXTURES
THE BETTER KIND
GET OUR ESTIMATE
PHONE. WRITE OR CALL
WEISS MANUFACTURIN9 co.
45O N 18th st. Phone Pop, l69s Race 1885,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20
PENN STORAGE AND VAN co.
oISR MARKET ST.

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE = Storage.
moving, pscklng; shipping, carpet eleanlnE
Ph. Barring 752 for estimate Market SIth.
McCANN'S STORAGE HOUSE, l74s NJ i1th
ST; moving, packing. shippingi auto vans
both phones Let us estimate.
STORAGE - Moving By auto yansi packing
shipping. LEVIN BROS, 2O4S Ridge ave
Phone Poplar 6024.
FITZGERALD'S Storage House. I01l-1B Poplar
81. Separate rms. goods insuredi hauling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

TELL us YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
APARTMENT BUREAU
Phone Walnut 1920, Franklin Bank Bldg.
1912 NORTH 18TH ST.
Modern housekeeping apartmentsi reduced
rentalsi just renovated throughout. Apply
10 ianltor premises, or LEWIS A. TAU
LANE. $. W. cor. 9th and Walnut sts.
CARLISLE ST. s., 426 (The Carliale)-House-
keeping hats, having and roomsi one de-
"a floor at S23. WHlTEsiDE A. McLAE-
AHAN. 18th and Pine SITS.
AIS PARAMOUNT AVE.-Three or rooms
second hoor bath. hot water; reasonable; ian
itor service. Phone Park 39s,
OXFORD. 14O1, corner Carlisle Unfurniahsd
apartment: private bath attractiye reas, ble.
THERE ARE SEVERAL
WAYS OF SECURING
AN APARTMENT
But suppose. insteadsof trying all these dif.
larRest most attractive and best equipped IN
Philadelphia, devoted exclusively TO securing
Just what they want for particular people
Tell us your requirements Every desirable
ApA Artment in Philadelphia is listed with or
may be rented through us Our automobiles
are waiting 70 take you 10 the list OF prop
critics you designate, and with the least poa-
sels fnoEs 10y Sih s.l secure tie, Tie one apart.
proaches your exact ideal
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
1411 WALNUT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
ALL PARTS OF THE CI1'Y
RENTS s25 10 $40 PER MONTH
CALL PHONE OR WRITE FOR
INFORMATION
SAMUEL STERN
1901 CHESTNUT STREET
THE ENGLEwoOD. $40 S. IIFH sr-Iaeal
ceutral housekeeping apartments. auitee thsa.
rooms kitchenette and bath. Apply faniIar
premises or LEWIS a. rANLANif. 90
eiesr ela.plasa Ass q Assi Fsss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

NyySohsifNNAt yosiNN Chester. Pa. on May 49,. 1915
ysar ReintiSaand ReiHsGiand OF amelia Cook in his Ifth
No. s5ss l. O. + A.. and Kingsessing Lodge.
funeral sts services, on Sunday at p. m, at his
At 81 treSJldense' JSSnse' 2807 South esd ST. Interme1t
...nay- can Saturday. from 10 D. m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-20

sIiSSinpN;Tm iSiS IFn n HorEistoYn Pa; on May 10,
RRsimss1ron Rsins1on and Anne Corson. in his 9th year.
funeraie and friends are invited TO attend the
l1se a services, at his parents, residence,
ttno9 FoWell St. on Monday. at D. m. Iii
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-21
July Fl, 1916

Blumenfeld, Belle Calmenson, Reuben N.
Katz, DR.. Samuel N. Mogilner.
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