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Runaway Girl, Held In puebIo,

Pueblo-villa Marquiss and Lola
Brown. two pretty young girls. whose
parents reside In Denver, were de.
tained at the local police station
pending the arrival Of their mothers.
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huahes speaka In chicaa,

Chicago. = Candidate Hughes ad-
dressed an audience Of $4,000 people
in the Coliseum here
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Farmer Killed BY LIohtnIne.

Fort Morgan.-John F. Burrows,
aged 40 years, a farmer living north
Of this city. was instantly killed by
lightning.
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|ALL|ES MOVE UP
| ON EVERY FRONT
RUSSIANS ovERRUN SERETH RE-
GloN, SEEING STRONG
ENEMY POSITIONS.
.STAN|SLAU CAPTURED
VIENNA ADMITS WITHDRAWAL
FROM GAlicIAN CITY WITH.
OUT ANY RESISTANCE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London. = Hard fighting in the
Somme region Of France, in Galicia
and In the Italian theater, with fur
ther gains for the entente allies In
all three regions, marked the opera
tions Of Saturday night and Sunday.
Northwest of Pozieres, north OF the
Somme, the British made an advance
Of from 800 to 400 yards over front
Of nearly mile against the Germans.
and also captured trenches on the
plateau northwest of Bazentin-Le-
Petit, while the French southeast OF
Maurepas gained further foothold
on the slopes Of Hill 109.
Between Thiepval and the Somme
on Saturday night, according to Ber-
lin, assaults by the entente allies
broke down, with heavy casualties to
the attackers. The fighting near Hem
and Maurepas continued throughout
the night and into Sunday, the men
repeatedly coming to grips in hand-to-
hand encounters.
Mariampol, in Galicia, seven miles
southeast of Halicz, the town of Pod
giacy and several villages along the
upper Sereth river have fallen into
the hands of the Russians.
On the Bystritza sector and near
Monasterzyska, however, Berlin says
the Russians have been thrown back
at several places by the counter at
tacks of the Teutonic allies.
Petrograd. Aug. 1.-THE troops Of
Gen. Letchitzky captured Stanislau
Thursday evening and pursued the
Austrians, who retreated In the d.
rection Of Halich. The Russians also
have scored important successes in
the Sereth region. They compelled
the Austro-Germans to retire from the
fortified positions of Gliadka and Vor-
oblevsk. and have occupied the town
Of Monasterzyska.
Copenhagen.-A large German fleet
of dreadnaughts, cruisers. destroyers
and submarines came out of the Kiel
canal Thursday. according to the Co
peGhagen newspapers. The fleet was
sighted off Tranderup, steaming with
great speed through the narrow wa
tcrs of the Little Belt, which Is be-
tween the Baltic sea and the Catte-
sat. 1t is believed the German fleet
is seeking another big battle with
tie British navy.
Vienna-"We have evacuated Stan
islau without fighting says the Off
c;al statement from general headquar-
ters. The statement also admits the
withdrawal of Austrian troops to new
pc sitions in the Stanislau and Monas-
terzyska regions owing to the Russian
pressure.
Paris.--An attack by Anglo-French
forces on the Bulgarians at Doiran.
fcrty miles northwest of Saloniki, Is
reported in Havas dispatch from Sa-
loniki. The allies occupied the Dol
ran railway station and neighboring
hill.
Rome.-The Italians have occupied
the entire Doberdo plateau, the war
office announced
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French Steamer IL Burned.

Marseilles. French steamer
Tibor, with a cargo Of inflammables
caught fire and sank.
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u-eoat HoIds up Six Ships.
Havre.-Six ships were held up at
once by a German submarine.
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COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES FoR COMING EVENTS.

Piatteville.
aug. 2l-celebration Of the opening o.
me new state Highway between Del
Norts and Pagosa Springs, at Du-
range.
aug. 2z-25-Annual Convention. Grand
Lodge *. OF p, at Greeley.
Rifle.
sept: 5-s-Boulder County Fair at
Longmont.
sept. s-s-Frontisr Days celebration
! at Fort Morgan.
sept. ll-Meeting Midland Trail Assn
In Denver.
sept. 16-l6-Harvest Festival at Num-.
sept. lS-23-State Fair at Pueblo.
Sept 27-2s-State Convention B. p. o. T.
at Trinidad.
Sept. 2S-s0-Third Annual Pine Rive
Valley and Southern Ute Indian Fair
at Ignacio.
Jan. 20-27-Annual Western Stock
Show at Denver
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Noted Chicago Surgeon Dead.

TTUHUUTINt IIBHTVS IUT WTHIET VIII
and rye are preliminary estimates.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service.
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Vienna.-"We have evacuated STAN
islau without fighting" says the Off
Gal statement from general headquar-
ters. The statement also admits the
withdrawal of Austrian troops to new
positions in the Stanislau and Monas-
terzyska regions owing to the Russian
pressure.
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Paris.--An attack by Anglo-French
forces on the Bulgarians at Doiran.
fcrty miles northwest of Saloniki, Is
reported in Havas dispatch from Sa-
loniki. The allies occupied the Dol
ran railway station and neighboring
hill.
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~ nv. wI10>m O. prubek>r. ps.tor
u H6lx THnIt< Lu<t>ran Church. Camden.
1[<d yesterday af ths University Hospital.
<hfs city. where he had been since last Sun
1ax. going there 70 undergo an operation. On
October he was STRICKEN AZ a meeting OF the
Lutheran preachers IN this city. and after
stay OF several weeks at the hospital re-
turned 20 his home on Kaighn avenue. near
Princess avenue. Camden. He was grad
uatc OF the college and theological seminary
~ oettysburE. Pa. His first charge was nj
rhocnixvlile. Pa. where he renBined twelve
ycars Five years ago he accepted call
20 Holy Trinity Church. Hefis survived
ty q widow and DAUGHTER.
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samnei w Deal

Samuel W. Deal sixty-seven years old.
Tor q half century engaged In the res
taurant business In Germantown, died on
Tuesday, at his home, ~ East Rlttenhouse
street, after a short Illness He In sur
vived by his widow and children. He was
n prominent member OF the Masonic fra
tsrnity. American Mechanics and Foresters
Of America His funeral viii take place
Saturday afternoon.
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Ioaeph ]. HuttlnRer

Joseph J. Huttinger, for thirty years en-
raged In the confectionery business, died
Tuesday night after n long illness &C his
home. sao2 Woodland avenue. aged sixty
years. He was born in Germany, but
spent most Of his life In this city. His
widow survives him. with daughter and
son.
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Inhn ID. RnnRio

John d. Raggio. retired furniture man
ufacturer. once prominent In the trade. died
yesterday after n long Illness at his home.
scss North Ninth street, aged seventy
ycara He was born In Italy. but came TO
this country I'm boyhood and built up an
extensive business His widow survives
him. with six children.
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LOST AND FOUND
HELP wANrED-FEMALR

ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for. yvuns
women who desire TO learn telephone
exohanRs nearest their homes. Apply
hstwssn Q r..; a m; End and a,ph r. at
Room 403, or at any OF the following ex-
2ss N. 18TH ct.
221B ". Park ave,
III u. Coliom ST.. Germantown.
2T67 Frankford ave.
Preston and Filbert SITS.
west and Berkley sts., Camden
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statesmen
IT IS A FACTi

That we offer - to the salesman of
ability-an opportunity to make far more
than is paid the average salesman any
where.
That-ws are selling both the Sears
Roebuck and Cambridge issues.
That-if you can prove that you have
successfully sold any line. will make an
opening for you In the permanent selling
organization OF the largest publishing house
In the world.
That-wo train you thoroughly-ws fur
nish leads. we pay transportation and allow
drawing account.
Right nowl we can use q few more GOOD
men both In the city and out OF town.
Come in-iet's talk II over"
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA co.
iss s. 18th ST. corner of walnut.
PhiladelphiA-
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HELP wANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MAbE
ACCOUNTANT. Al boOtts.P.r ana ersal! man
ager: best references. 1, IedGer ONCE
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. under ss5 $4,000
peTsistsney absolutely essential; q proved abil-
Tity ana sobrietyi to one fully sppreoiatnE an
exceptional. opportunity 80 an ultimats man
mission: furnish fuIi details ana rel. % son
ndsnos, which win be given acid test. o SSO'
ART sTUDENT-Ths Ar, Department Of the
Ledger has an openng for an art STUDENT 40
nsnt. Apply Room ala, Public Ledger nag,
BooKKEEPER. ss.istsn..IOuns man wsnt,se sn,sS
and secursts al nsurs, and have had som.
fpsrenees ss,ssr,sne. "a ana salary sspeetsd.
lab, EedEer ofncs,
BooKKEEPER-YounE msn for .stsblishsd N;
stocks and bonds preferred; excellent oppor-
p.psSed tsniS Tor .nt ssS SO Ed Cent
pooKKEEPER, capable, careful. aceurstei , can
ssa: .' 0s sss dfssSs sSssr 's ofns oe
B9nAREsiSHFF TEARs 81 AGE GEhSffE of goop
NkkN%cEFSESF NkkN%cSEFSAEESSFF TO USE THESE
fEAhrEiGHTI9Rsa fTGN Esk F0R aR ARR6PttRRokizE OF
BOYS. brisht. to learn moldnE and coremsking;
as ssa at spd q ,hiS$ $ry year %ppiy sehaHm
bOnS fnRh EhhANDS' Afhh WV S'
-SlhhbA,-----------= -----
,,,,-,r CABINET MAkEHHIH5 EHI5Dyu 70
NiCtoh ,IhbhaN1 S.1o,s. mAIa,N'H ,ar W.
mas NaeeanhS,fns LOT
r,r,,-e,s., srwh mswShasnieni sii craftsmen.
sheYisekefs
WWsndnr WnsSh,ne cisaner.
Oniee bows over 10 years OF age.
4s.hour week schedule. .,-
Physical examination necessary, .neppiy iDy,,o.
Victor Talking Machine CO., appncatioh o"''''
30 Cooper St, Camden, ~ D.
CARPENTERs-wRnted, hrst-class carpenters,
DC per hour. Report with tools engineeIing
dept, Du Pont Powder Co, Pennsgrove, n. J.
CHAUFFEUR wanted on Main Line r, X X
experienced. neat and clean; expccteu 70 W
some housework STATE expectaunons anu u"
partloulers. n go. Leuser , -, a.,..
CHAuFFEuRIMust be eSperienceu' soo11 1,9e 9s on
ana mechanc: pest OF teteIehhee; ti nc. 10 =. ab9
PiadSe IN n,rar suvutro'' rooii "'u ''
s=,1 I,,,t,,sIyn -..d.r., ,,,an,.d on small
CHAUfrEUh enn saruehs,r , is uht,s O n AKA
Redeer Central 'U'"'0' '''s''
~ T,pIS-x,,,,, 49, 80 ~ On w. for ahop
clerk in large mfg plant, mr. Frankford good
chance for advancement; reply, stating exp.
and salary desired. p i2l, Ledger Office
FREIGHT HANDLERS wanted; also men ex-
perienced at checking freight: good wages.
Apply 1925 Filbert at.
0pocupy MEN-want aeverai hrst-clars men;
GOOD salary 10 start: reference: applications
eonndentinI Amply a. D. Co 8l21 Wood
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PART-TIMH SALESWoMEN
BLAgNERs RE9uIRE sALEswoMEN ON
RRAA66g RRA6gB BTMMEo Mo EETKfEELbNEhNRT EKE Nh oPESIHS m G2R
EN5TIRREE, lS5IR TINE TO BUSINESS. ,,ARPLY
FLOOR, ss3 MARKET, BEFORE 10 A. M
BLAUNERS
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PRESS FEEDERS. experienced on Colt presses;
steady position, good pay Apply Wolf q Co,
fourth floor, 18th and Callowhill Carlton
street entrance.
sTENoGRAPHER, is TO 25 years, experi-
enced. with some high school education: salary
sls, Reply stating age, education. experience
and telephone number 1886 Ledger Office.
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. In manufacture
Ing onlce; long hours. salary $40. Apply by
letter, Haney, Kuttner q Raah, 1820-34 Vine.
WOMAN, plain cook, wantedi swede preferred;
Main Line adult In family. Address II Al,
Ledger Central.
YOUNG LADY to mark papers in exchange for
business college training; state age and edu-
cation, 32s, ledger onIce
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. 2OO9-DEsIRABLE ROOMS. PEz
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT, 8444-Desirable rooms with bezI1
! SO. from H. 36th Chest. Preston "
rooms: priv harhs. steam heafs eIec lif>1
SPRUCE. 2022-Furn. com. rooms: pri ~
southern expos: open fireplace; gentlems-
SPRUCE. 1520-Suit of very desirable rod
and bath; furnished or unfurnlshed.
62D. N, 2l7-Nicely furn. 2d-story room. q
tleman; private family: near elevated. fne.7
TWO furn, communicating rooms; priy; ~
suitable for busIness men. Preston nI
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BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS special selentlns ca es,.
nervous. elderly; every comfort; nursesi -
let. DR.. Randall. City Line. Chestnut bll.
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APARTMENTS

THE MoNTEYIsTA
esp AND oxFoRD srs.
Located N one Of the most exelusiys a
,sis fis'sSps asutss a ss' q eg Hs As ,SS
st. H and Goth a, crosstown line W. W:
bath and kItchenette.. from $50 to 40 w.
sininE Ioop located In building. Phone ~
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIe


SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE
c,,,,,nEn,.oa,. -. - 1-aA1e
CtptAMihEhWORk and sewing; refined young
COOK : comS.,.a, Sae n. =. .ss Alono.,; .
wishes position retsrenes. q $50 led Cent.
COOK and houseworL, coior.A .,ri vr.r,. n,ac.
- -, . lssh at,
C9Sokd white; good cooki reference. ais LOm-
-. ,z.s, s,ns,--- ,,.e,,.-
best ref. 2iss Eiisworth. nps ples,n.o%n % soss N.
pREssMAKER, FIRST class. wishes engagements
: L'e''.-.. .nes@ . seIi ledger Central. trsl.-----
Eagements in priv. homes q sS2 led Cen
HEMNINo NAPKINS by hand. 81. 90 per dozen.
Ho9usiEiKEEPER 9Iiii.. ; refined WOMAN email private
HoUsEKEEPER : Lady wishes housekeeping.
HoTsfw0SK sTS wan.sS white good PSs
INFANTS NURSE, long. exp desire. position;
wSsrs .sy sfE dsse. ns .dsnon Sson
will be appreciated. q b45 Ledger Central.
W4 iss4 s gS1%sn gctS ST wishes plain lunch cooking
SISTERS. 2; wish places toFetheri, Will DO the
9 22s: Leas.r Central:
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE
"
Oso c t Dssi.G IN .Esl iFsd eaPsG
perienS nv years of sEe; r. YEARS business sx-
nRs S minor nc Of G S is ods 81
shi?g''Tes siaS map,nI PrStsssSnt SsTpI unmarried saa
Ledger Cs Central. uur'"S 'r'ai period 'fo'
ApvERr!slNc or anything with decent salary;
s,Sr, ,gSsrs' & sSp ad man: 3 years writer. drama.
ETasP spe nne s operate
,aSS,,,1.,., 5,Sa; a g2e. Leaser ofaee. .--
all or part time q s4O Iedees cept,., SUIT
AUDITING or bookksonIDs no.,,,on wsn,.S Nv
3utafe' pos,on @sra must be permanent and have
irsy furnish best Sf'PSS' q Tsfersness SS"
nooEE,KEEPER S9E,, HnsE thoroughly e.psrieno.a vln
or evening; moderate terms. Bell phone. Wood
pooxxTTpEa- n,oaa fa01 M % .,--,,- :
Soh.h Oh.hEiEP i ER-Ase 2s. thoro'ly exp; in d. z.
yrs manager of Tetap basnesS 1or das ae essSse Ssf
1ooIlKEEpEp .r.d a. ,sa-aass,.. 80. o."es.
g ofT credits and SSsgtiOns: best rsfeTenee
B9SokKEEPER SosISs Ia.,or office man1Ssy year. exp,
BUSINESS IKkGE KESF6EggTTXH EEXFFSggTXH 11fSeUsTSMEP TO
c5ITIEEi,n dEhiXE ,5s',. 5ss EEbdGR cENFRAEN AENN4
driver; willing and obliging; strictly sober.
ences. Address A. A. 2O4o Sansom ~ feier-
CHA frEEEIrp ,.hI,o ,.. ~ -
NilnIIr EOnt Wnlte. young married man;
strictly sober and lobliging; good mecha mic;
s0s4 w. coona ST. Phone pinmobd m 9TGS 9hTGrSHnm' nm
-, ,,,,,,,,,,r, S A'"i""u SIoo ..
CHAUfFEUR-a gentleman desires TO reeom-
mshal hlgh-class ehauneur to any one desr-
ing hrst-class service. l25. Ledger Office.
EFFEuR-jeneral E utility man desires po-
sItlon hs onauHeuii wire as nrst-class laun-
urest' u bof, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR = EXP man, 25 white rnarr,ed
desires position Immediately, @ % led Cent
CHAUFFEUR GARDENER avn pee 49,:
pos Cadillac pref refs a 8hi Ie6y,.r uesiTes C,
| GARDENER FLORIST. useful. good grsanho,,s.
try milky; rsliable All round ala siSck: Pow Ur
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BOARDING
sANITARIUMS

SPRUCE, 1928 -s0-Handsome nrst-noor 4
unfurnished; choice table board. Wal Z
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HARRY w. SMITH. III SAMSON =. cent
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
EEi6kEks S Sao"s snd dfSHls5 I1s,S ESQ., open sysn
suPEhFLuous HAIR removed by eiectrolysiSi
Mss w snS s1I RssImsnsns 4os way EyebEows srchsd
oSETs STH 81 PECsShb sSbQEHSq %RI G..H lss
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AGENTS

STATE. COUNTY. CITY AGENTS TO SELL,
Ford owners 100 per cent efficient, absolutely
neessesary device hundreds in use; hiEhly
,,o,d! sens,rous eommissIons; exclusive terri
snce and qualifications nrst letter. Lane Motor
Device Company. San Diego, Cal
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PRINTING ESTIMATOR
Large plant doing high grade catalogus
and booklet work. desires young man for
estimating and inside work: must have had
experience and be able TO lay out work eco-
nomieSiy An tsr.,sd eSGe!lent opportunity pIs for
knows how TO go about e systematically;
give full details which will be treated con-
hdentislly. A 322, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-09

sH5 IL S.sss eySyER a:s ss: Co. ef i;S ;S':ss nd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-09

rnE.s rn.PEss . s;s,;ro.ss 81 es, Co.
fourth Door. i1th and csnc~kill Carlton ct
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HEATING

MopEnN HEALTH HEArING-rr.,s =
1927 Filbert at. 1000 Phiia' ref. ehlsI|
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AGGRESSIVE. reliable and hustlinx youn. hu.,-
ness man has $1,000 to invest in good reliable
business; manufacturing wholesale lina pre-
ferred. no triiers or easy-money seskers ,sasA
answeri refs. exchanEed q a4i Indrar c,snt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-09
General

rouNo srs9uste chemist, ssool plant engineer.
n Phia; $40 mo. Businsss service Co, 1901
Land Title BIDS. "
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ToofMLKERs, ts5I TO Is per day Of hour.i
1924 to 81 60; toolkeepers, 81 70 t2.b2, AZ
based on .ssperisnee and e.pseityi m msehninss hs ns
turret lathss. t2.2!; automatic turret lab. 81.
operators-Cleveand. Brown a Sharpe. N.nei
hand turret lathe operators. 81 20 ts.ie;
higher eompensation when on piece work
printers helper. 20 -. iaborers for outside
work. 1924, Apply Frankford Arsenal, Phila.
Preferably IN person. from 20 10 a. m. on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-09

BooKKEEPER wanted by dressmaker, double
entry; daily, full day part OF day; refer
ence. 1918 N. Park ave.
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sssygFsr ru ESSS5E!R SsorSSQSg; QsSsv, sTESssGg TFESsg
&iIylNo cr.oHk AND sIfT DEP SsfNEElr y; 4 M
bsS MARKET ST., BEEoRE 10 A. N.
BLAUNERS
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wATcHMAKERs AND c1ocKMAKERs

YOUNG MAN wanted ss Junior clerk in national
bank. about IS years OF arei GOOD psnman.
Address, givinE reference, a s3t Ledger on.
office work salary So A ar, Ledger ofnes.
YOUNG MEN. ?. 70 work IN greenhouses on a
ssntemanIs estate one ss foreman. the ether
men. Apply With reference 20 Joseph Hurley.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-01
UNABLE TO DIVORCE, MAKE
SEPARATION AGREEMENT

Having failed on two occasions
to obtain a divorce, Lee w. Tucker
and Lulu A. Tucker have settled
their troubles by entering into an
agreement of separation. Their
property has been divided by arbi-
traitors chosen by them, Geo. Easter,
]. A. Graves and Geo. Lenhert act
ing in that capacity.
Mrs. Tucker is to have all real
estate, including their 125-acre
farm, and all personal property
with the exception of one horse, and
she assumes all debts against the
property. Lee Tucker gets the horse,
$500 in cash and a mortgage for
5000. Mrs. Tucker gets the larger
share of the property on account of
the minor children, who will stay
with her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-01
TONE UP THE BLOOD
Hoods sarsaparila, Spring Tonie-
Medicine, is Necessary.

Everybody is troubled at this sea-
son with loss of vitality, failure Of
appetite, that tired feeling, or with
bilious turns, dull headaches, indi-
gestion and other stomach troubles,
or with pimples and other eruptions
on the face and body. The reason is
that the blood is impure and impov-
erished.
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all
these ailments. Ask your druggist
for this medicine and get it today.
1t is the old reliable medicine that
has stood the test for forty years.
that makes pure, rich blood that
strengthens every organ and builds
up the whole system. 1t is the all
the-year-round blood-purifer and
health-giver. Nothing else acts like
it, for nothing else is like it; SO be
sure to get Hoods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-01
AUTO OvERTURNS
FIVE YOUNG MEN INJURED IN
ACCIDENT NEAR SOLOMON
Harold WilIIie, Russell Briney' SID
ney Lucier, Melvin Jeffcoat
and Raymond Cutler In-
jured Returning from
Carnival

Harold Wilkie had a collar bone
fractured, Russell Briney was Sc
yerely bruised and cut on the leg
and face, Sidney Lucier's left lun2
was injured, and Raymond Cutler
and Melvin Jeffcoat were rendered
temporarily unconscious and slight
ly bruised when two wheels OF the
Ford automobile in which they
were riding, collapsed on turning a
corner three miles southwest OF
Solomon, causing the car to turn
over.
Wilkie, Cutler and Jeffcoat were
thrown clear of the machine, q
distance Of twenty feet, into an al
falfa field. Lucier and Briney who
were in the front seat, were pinned
beneath and the accident might
have resulted fatally for them had
not Lucier managed to extricate
himself and relieve the choking
pressure of the car on Briney s
chest.
They were taken to Solomon In
automobiles where they received
medical attention and then came on
to Abilene on an early morning I.
p. passenger The boys were re-
turning from Salina after attending
the carnival. The accident occurred
at the corner south of the Smoky
Hill river bridge. The car belonged
to Briney. and was new one, his
father having recently purchased it
for him so that he could use it in
his veterinary practice. Not a spoke
in the back wheel remained intact.
The outside wheels were the ones
that gave way The boys say they
were not driving faster than 25
miles an hour.
The car was damaged to the ex-
tent of SIS, two wheels, a wind
shield and other minor parts having
been broken.
James Callahan. Glenn Owens
and Elmer Patterson with Grover
Lackey in his Ford, who were also
returning from Salina, came along
shortly after the accident occu red
and gave aid.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-06-01
HOPE WILL ENTER STATE
TOWN WELFARE CONTEST

Hope Dispatch: Professor Nc
Keever of Kansas University was in
Hope last Thursday morning and
called meeting at the hotel for
the purpose of organizing and in
augurating a child welfare move
ment
There was temporary organiza-
tion formed with the following Of
ficers: President, DR.. Entz; secre-
tary, Mrs. Ernest Jaeger; treasur-
er, H. G. Pearnes and publicity,
Mrs. James H. Ketchersid
Professor McKeever is one of
the leading professors of Kansas
University. 1t is through his influ-
ence that there is being $1,000
prize offered for the cleanest and
best city showing the most improve
ment. He is very anxious that Hope
should enter the contest. In order
to win there must be cooperation,
and everyone in the community is
member.
Professor McKeever will be in
Hope again soon, exact date will
be announced later, at which time
he expects to have rally day when
every one will be out with banners
in a parade.