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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
DIXIS
HONOLULU GUEST

After a delightful tour Of Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilmer are
again in Honolulu on their way bono
to New York Mrs. Gilmer is better
known as Dorothy Dix" under which
name she is now a popular contrib
utor to- the Star Bulletin through the
Wheeler Syndicate.
During the day here Mrs. Gilmer
visited the otar-Bulletin and spent
considerable time at the Moana hotel
and the beach, desiring to enjoy one
of her favorite haunts as long as pos
sible before she leaves for tie main
land.
There was very little Of interest in
Japan that the famous newspaper
woman did not see, from the Sacred
"a to Toxic, and she reports that
her reception, and that of all Ameri-
rs. tor that matter, was most cor
dial.
Considerable prominence is given in
the Japanese newspapers now. she
says, to the new Japanese-America1
association which has tended to
strengthen the ties across the Pa
cific.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
CHINESE YOUTH
HELD AS FORGER

All Yum Ho, a Chinese youth, was
arraigned in police court this morning
on four charges Of forgery amounting
to several hundred dollars. He will
be heard tomorrow.
Capt. MeDuffie Of the detectives
made the arrest yesterday when the
Chinese attempted to cash a $3.50
check at the Chinese-Amerlcan bank.
The check was signed "Yee Up" who
has a store at the corner of MaunaKea
and Hotel streets, and is said to have
been a forgery.
McDuffie Immediately searched All
Yum Hos room and found $l15.3J in
cash and a certificate Of deposit on
the Bishop bank for $500, thereby re-
covering nearly all Of the defendants
alleged deficiencies of 1870.
: The defendant is said to have been
forging checks under the name of zee
Up, with whom he formerly worked.
He is charged with having cashed
three bogus checks Of this nature for
a total of 1870. He has recently been
employed by Levers & Cooke.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
real MENAGERIE
ATTY CIRCUS

According to the committee il
charge Of the circus which will be
one Of the features Of the Asilomar
County Fair at the Y. W. c. A. on Fri
day evening, the circus will nave Bar
mum & Bailey backed off the boards,
and Adam Torepaugh and Sells Broth
ers beat to a finish 1t has been ad-
vertised as The Greatest Show on
Earth"
The modest press agent of this
show has dobbed red and black ink
all over the four posters and a col
lection of animals has been gathered
from all corners Of the earth. To
date the Noah collection represents
two kangaroos, two ducks, and one
elephant, which will be joined by
another in the very near future.
Menaoerie Weird and Wonderful
A camel, giraffe and a goat have
been secured and the manager is out
looking for new talent Miss Mar
jorie Caps, the ringmaster, has been
reading Polly of the Circus, the Lure
Of the Sawdust Ring and Twenty
Years with Adam Forepaugh. She is
eloquent In her praise or the lntelll-
gence of her animIls, and says that
the laughing hyena has been reading
Joe Miller Joke BOOK for a week.
Three CIoWns-Count Them!
There will be three clowns, the big
one, the little one and the rube. Mile.
Guenivere DEckre, the skilled eques-
trienne, will presenI her unique NUN:
Der entitled Riding the Goat" Among
those who will appear in the circus
are: Miss Rena Munro, Mrs. Harold
Hustace, Miss Mary c. Markham,
Miss JEANNE Munro, Mrs c. A. Pease,
Miss Dorothy RoweIl, Miss Shirley
Foster, Miss Maud Hammond Miss
Edyth Gill, Mrs. Arthur Ease, Mis-:
Caroline Cooke, Miss Marjorie Ath-
erton. Miss Betty lindsay and Miss
l.. Stenemann.
Other features OF the county fair
will be the animated vegetable gar
den, the fortune telling booth under
the direction of Mrs. a. F. Jackson,
the country store, fancy work booth
and flower booth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
DUTCH STEAMER
CARRIES MANY
RUSS REFUGEES

r"eelnc from -, ,'"uvn TORN
Russia. 50 Russian steerage as.
ST. g-:~ '.'>t., - 10 .',i
nj ~ men. a-e Oh ard I...t.A
liner which Is IN port IN rnu,, -
San Francisco. There are also
eigAr Or nine first ,at!n Russians.
going 70 tie United States FIR the
same reason. TIE latter are Is.
mess or profession men.
According 70 'ar.uHs PASSENGERS
On The liner. the women and
children are gOlNS 10 the States
70 JOIN their husbands and fal7'I~.
some ~ whom are in NorJ. 4rI
others in SoLth america :"
heads o. The 'aCihes l..u +. ~,
Russia and Siberia. some r.u
years ago and others as reCeL: a :
tour and tive months BACK
Tie present party bca,d ,I -
steamer at ,ckOhamA. ,.rC 10y
coming from NladIIrsrnK OFFICERS
Of the vessel say that a wealth,
American in Nussia raid their
transportation t. the States. ON,
ers are travelling IN money sent
them by their husbands or uthe.
relatives in the States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
DIVORCE SUIT FAILS TO
INDUCE JUDGE TO STRIKE
OUT NON-SUPPORT CASE

Judge Harry Irwin, speaking from
the bench this morning, said he saw
no particular reason for striking from
the calendar a charge Of non-support
brought by the woman in the case,
just because the man had instituted
action for divorce
1t was the case of Manuel Rawlins
charged with not providing for his
wife. Just before the case was called
the complainant was made the defend
ant in a circuit court case of divorce
and was served with the summons.
Counsel for the man Immediately
arose with request to strike the case
but Judge Irwin refused to strike 4"
1T seems a very simple way for
one to be released from his liabilities
to the woman" he said, by merely
starting action for divorce"
AS a compromise the attorneys
agreed to defer the case one week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
POLICE REPORT AUTO
COLLIDES WITH WAGON

W. E. Shaw, coming to town yester-
day afternoon on King street near
Aloha lane in auto 1882, collided with
T. Orimoto in a wagon when the lat
out making any sign, according to a
report Of the affair made by Motor
cycle Policeman Sam Ferrera Liquor
Inspector w. H. Hutton was the first
officer on the scene and helped to dis
engage the wagon from the car. Little
damage was done and no one was in
iured or arrested
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
OFFICERS ON TRANSPORT.

Army officers who left on the last
transport for the mainland are listed
in the quartermaster's department as
follows:
Capt, R. A. Wheeler, Engineers;
Maj. Edward Carpenter, C. A. c.; Capt.
R. NJ. Thomas, 4th Cavalry; Lieut. A.
J. Maxwell, Q. NJ. c.; Capt Charles J.
Taylor. Engineers; Lieut.. Joseph
klauder, NJ. R. c.; Capt. John c. Hotz
(retired), Lieut.. Z. A. Everts, Sth In
fantry: Lieut. A. f. Sawkins, 22nd
Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07

'Instead OF $91.66 (annual salary Of
$1,000, make salary $91.75 per month
and $1101 per annum.
"Instead of $100.82 (annual salary
Of $1209.S4. make salary SOL per
month and 1912 per annum.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07

Two little children were injured yes
terday and treated at the emergency
hospital. Helen Iona, aged 6, sustain
ed a small scalp wound when she fell
from a swing in the Aala playground.
and Sam Kamana, aged I, was struck
in the forehead by a rock, which, as
Policeman NJ. A. Gonsalves reports,
Mrs. Maikai threw at Mrs. Keliikipi in
a quarrel on King street near Asylum
road.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
BOARD BOOSTS
TEACHERS PAY;
TOTAL IS $500
Six Hundred Get 10 Per Cent
Raise and 165 Receive IS
Per Cent Advance


0"''' "'''' IA ~ 'oN' !" '"' o."
'''S o. a. i'I"", :. .Io"I ''d I''N Ne' 7,
'r"NId'4 20: 'ooa} wien me 'oard Oh
- |oo' o'I-"'ISs'o"T' "uop'9o d >I"e
'"'E '"'Cn raises al pay y" per
N"'dHN ""s'S' ,'uu'l 'o""' IuH''A iol
''e III, 'TsSe were nStI'"" III 'He
. ir,"' "",'t'' ~ 'l'e 'aS' 'TS' Id VI :,
"' Nd'd' increase IS "'o"E U'e
I|I'o ing pa" A1ts'St'd u! sup,
'''"IH W. N'iHFE III HIN Id>' aHi''dl
''I'"'' 49,
=" '"' 't"> g. "a per INK lot l''
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-07
BRITISH DENY THREAT
MADE AGAINST RUSSIA
ASSOCIATED Press by o. s. Naval Commun,

cation Service)
WASHINGTON. D. c., June NO
threats OF action against Russia if
that country withdraWs from the war
have been made by Great Britain, it
was officially stated here Yesterday
The British embassy denied any
knowledge OF representations report
ed to have been made to Russia that
England and Japan would be obliged
to consider measures to be taken
against Russia in case of the latter's
withdrawal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26
SITUATIONS wANrED-FFMIT.

BOUKEEEPER and stenosraphcr. cap,t,.
accurate. years exp. j $50 Ledger ~ snd
HOOEEEEPER, double entry vaars. -
"no". Al reference. a 20 Ledger onces speri
FACE NASSAGING. hairdrcssfna an,
curing ,ngag,tu.uis wanted Inv cVportt ttlsnl. (.
}ouna lady very rggsqua1g will cali al n6,s
MOTHERS HELPER. re nod settled 49,
experienced with children or elderly lady
III. ledger Central 'S' "
81. 80 per day. a is. Ledger Office " OUT;
STENOGRAPUER competent dcpendabi.
prrignc,d. position office having dayi,.sSss.
j $40. Ledger central. ''"sht
TEACHER, French, dos school work or nri-.f
puus conversational method. p, o. Box anessa afessa
WOMAN ,olorcd. wishes days work i.,,,.,ys,
Ins "' hons""l"auine IolS S. Iatona ST.
tails. reference. i2&2 Market w pOA-
YOlNG LADY oNrcriourod. Drcxel student a..
srrs position after school hours as Coups'r NJ
or h"luur iu excl ing" for room and boa rd uh rs,
nr"nrn + 3uN Ledger Office ~ ret-
YOt'NG LADY assistant bookkoeper and 49,
make chauEo Address J $50. Ledger SarIYo
YOrNG WOMAN. . years general office e,n,s,
cucc. wishes position with reliable firm p 'sii
l..OrUr oifs
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Deaths


RLYT4E RYATP4ThGN y ANbREw& a@soa az II Ssry.S, . 'ni ti
INT yro% r. %SonyJ@gng%s %mS s. Of ,Hf@ii<r ,fHf@%ii<r wifi. or Mic.
l SH An,Gq td grS4s asS' s1y.os G ' saa oa m 'f @ @ m
e. ,4,,s, Int VT, Mor,'n ,'m. >;,,, An9 t"""ra ,,
snd friends invited 10 funeral sary,oas SAL.
th2u21 'ao555 Am6er r" ST. Int "E NEortb Gd'da'r iii
r66MB 6BANfS r. rnc og MA - o ANA RGisa @ sa VII" ,1" G
1!NtSsn tSoIghs{n II ini'rH IN .S2,,or :" ~
Cehmh,Rrr.E.rr A, residence ,,I,nrt,. ..rg Nam,
roe ,aSss., Magnolia. ~. j. Jan -. ,p'on
Eari,ai ~ r EN'' i,ssrnd ag1 ggsG'W rnYI'a
SrJer of iiffnftnJ VVnrk,n"- or T. ,I,IJ
,5onnra No ~" 4o1l n9E4 ar'aG Iir ny
RroadHay and Eertay ST S.auidan, \ ! s,m'l'
a ~" on arrivai of raJm onyas S,nom l',,''+ f
I H. IL" rn ''''''''z "''' '''' "''''
!.3 Hs9 s 5r rddsrs srsG' ru.l &",SS5 SS and ' !le
Howard ST. Iiign mass 81, Micnarrs InurrG
RSoWEH- Jan. 49, rH0MRs J.. husband Of
El,o9 l'"",r from orIar. Eo Siayo IiTs@gd.
nhS"Y& ohn IT, aea Raps ndsh ha+Sb E N2m 5d ToG5' 90 26r
ss,s,, ssSs S22 l,, a. mi 500 Main SIN @ @M2no}4nE
Nss Gfh ?cgG r.poq, al a sonv Int Westminster Cen"
bRNCkhN@j1n, 81. IOHN. son or Ann
sTnndpl lAI@ %3nm braCN%n EunggT1i sun p M
ini. Nj, ,Moriah Gem ReiatI|1's ana friends ir,
p.'Pma ESSma'gs Sgi@ gsr1"s may be viewed sat to II
carty fo oqf b,rs si4 wE"W% rT M
invited 70 funeral Non. . p. M. rgsidcnno Of
Rai,5a a&ss In,. Ds|yal,Ii.ra,,,,' - ..y- "
,,rnTD Gr 81 HUGHii hn9h1n41 ,a1o Of Ross
orro,ys SSsetn ,rRR rTRuiTn m mass "a, Si%ipyF @f
S?!iYfs s, a2a fregds d. aso ~; Aon" Of s@
IL. are invited.
AIGGaTtyj formerly Of 20 'IlmdricR Iroa25gd
~. rssdencs sas q dashigr ] niTs j. aa, Si,
HELEN NJ daughter OF I1te WfIiiam h. and
servss der si KSiSa Sida D. and @ 'rT amdS 9Ea our 2 @
'"S; GLARK. "A T. Jan. "a. WILLIAM CLARK. RcIa.
No. s84 g. A. r.. Invited to funerai. Sat.
p "q m 'Gs Omit aoyTrrs y1'.s's' 'u'," '''''''s"'7
CITY. \. j.. JGSEPH e. Husband Of Ella Coff,y
nEed s. RS'ttyes %Ra 'Tts"4 "'q69''GE F
no Invited 70 ftggner2al s.ryIce;s SYM IN ~
!nf' PicasantyiiIc Gam '''' ''
c3tEfNam 5sTi Goldman 2' sssd MhE AEE ye gaqT 5GG
friends invited to funeral services. Sat. / p. m.
,rtcSa SLIAMd And Ami" Collins jRta ioeu Reaae
a. a'Gs m '& fTom .'sad Tasdcnce ' of g. + Gaa4Gar a3Ii
= E1burcH IL a. n mt Holy Radromrr Gem,
5av dI;o eve '''
y" EpS NELL Y-Jau n3 guddaulv THOMAS
so1 Of Patrick agd i.-e MARY ,'orneIiy aged ~
RDiaI,,cs and frirnd, invited tb funeral Sat
a."G "a, t531 = uGfu 81 solemn bf.h rDtsg
of 81 rel,em' en- ST. GabrieTs Church 10 a. M I'M
Holy ttoss Gem.
late Louisa f. conway aged ~. Relatives ana
friends Invited 10 services 300 Bala ave. Cyn-
VIVID Sat. . p. m. Int private
i'I-RRAS -KEIIY-Jan "a JOSEPHINE +
CI'RRA%, daughter of late Samuel and Cath.
ar:ne F0w. Relatives and friends Invited TO fti-
neral services, sun. ! D. m. .+O5 $ Goth 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26

'HEAI!Sr, OILS: 5000 SPECIAL TOoI, DE
SSen $500 $1,000 R.RAEkTSAIAH k and desgaer
fa steam 'Gis and eiesrcs $50 H5FE ERE
SINGER might might ss25 s225 .FoREAiAN, brass rdv.
MAN. tanks and boilers SI1PERISTEFSEZ-
DENT, exp. mfg lin cans. s250G F0RF-
MAN. exp. mig. tin cans El9OO-Sl5OO SALES
ENGINEER, $4,000. SALESMAN coffee. <
Jersey SAl.ESMAN, drugs, Eastern Penna
BDblNhEEfERS, we place Won iu1me-
diaEsglN a tgtf- 2l5,$25 Ea COST CLERKS, sl5-S#35
Clerks general. $40 up. STENOGRAPITEiIiS
SB5-Sl0O mo PRIVATE SECREfARY fof
banama Sl2O0-Sl5gO, BUSINESS SERVICE
Co, 1901 Land Title Bldg. -'' ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED - Cooks, chambermaIds childnursest
n am "nnsrW%TN E]irIs ] men 3nd their wives
work; wanted. all kinds frst-claaa help Miss
Rose boughcriy. 1913 W. Girard ave.
NICHOIlS, 1926 Balnbridgc St. wants buffers
couples. cooks. Swedish cook $50. and kitchen
maid, Wattrcssos. pariormaids, house workers
phmmn LmnMat HlHm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26

HOTEL CLERK wanted, eYperienced neat in
appearance, Thoroughly reliable, for position
Of front clerk at beaCh-front hotel In Atlantic
city. Address 2sli Dnrland Agency, Allan
tic city.
INSPECTOR on ammunition worl, outside or
PRila.i salary, SllO per month; cit2ens apply
preferably in person ia writing FTaukfOrd
Arsenal Philadelphia, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26
INSPECTORS

INSPECTORS
Layers-out on high grade
accurate machine work
First-class mechanics only.
Reply. stating age and ex-
peFlence, 10 J B. NJ, T.. o.
Box 1922, Philadelphia, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26
SALESAIES


Tho, Encyc,oncda Britang.c9 needs ,d tGw
both IN tn" city and to travel
TO sorcsmeq Of other tncs ,sccl,lne work we
can say l9ai -FOUR, 9S rs, ot & or successful
'"}, w. ', ror,Icnnrly want men who nro not only
good salesm"n. but wyho bay have snfhciGGpt cSecu-
aas s 2H II & 2@9% o2f 2f T@Gis %22
s$% $" b \ s. Syjr,s 8 ss%
y29 9o re JS have @ nssn or Are rS%af1 na%
SSSig thoroughly comm's''o" and drawing ac-
lSo SOUTH f'F TEEN III STREET
No'' walnut ST.
s,,r,s,,,,>. ,,.,>,rt,r- -,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,st.,or,
,%ni# Nh s.% 5 iSSo 's ii%n5$ s%Sp
R"@s on oa2 R9 2r r %%S na@ s%Ps %r}
sALEsMEN wanted who arc thor9ushIy .GSp9elrIl- p9lI
iedEer i9GG@ e centra T'''S'S ''p'''eS ABBY NJ 700
,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,
specially made BY the largest manufacturers
I30 Market ST.
SHIPPING CLERKS wanted to become traffic
managers; we supply necessary training and
cooperate with every ambitious man to sue.
coed. Call. phone Poplar 25i) or write for
Isstthhi s,I 5It Sh5taoHal iraitc service bureau
ION ~ @ a'' on I've @ CI't ".'I - ats'
STATING MACHINE OPERATORS, $50 PER
MEEN BURN h'oS'' "-' y. 81 81
SOl.bERERS wanted, cNperlcnced on articles
similar to- wash boiler work American
nl..al M"rhS, "if ArIhal ST. Germantown
SIEN0GRAFllER. young man experienced;
81! s &is ogcr nrrg' '''''e"'' STATE ''urS'
- - - '' -. - " So.
STUN SAlI.SMAN n .NANIED: PIODLnlNG
OIL PRlPOSlIIDN; PAYING MONTHLY
DlNlDEMD; PR0pl1ER CAN MAKE BIG
AND. QUICK PROFITS; STRAIGHT. LIB
ERAI. COMMISSION. \ II. LEDGER OF
'''.
IhPISI
... .-. a., ..-,.,
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STENOGRAPNER ER--Yuung man will do tynewrl,
,,I ~, ,'N' " L%" r,NiIll.'ES, Np"akS seVera

STENDGRAPlEIi--Yuu Young man will do typewrIt.
ing or take dirtnlu ion evenings, speaks several
lHuEuagos f. I5f. Ledger Central
iOCNG MAN Wishes position with firm whers
ability can I've shown and will he Hpprcc lated
SALARY mo ohiort; have good personality and
executive ability. wanted opportunity TO al
tain highor position an merits NJ 2OS. Led
Eur OfHno.
NOtNG MAN. married. expert investigator 10
yo9rs' urHu. bus. cVpor., desires perm pos al
confidential asst. or in sccrotarial capac. un.
questionable reference. T. lot Ledger Central
YOUNui MAS. aged 20 recently from school de-.
siroS position with reputable firm. showing
good chance for Advancement. + 3d. Ledger
t"uiral,
TINS YOUNG MAN s 80. high school graduate
now taking commercial night al
Irlrr"s School, wishes to Cnter manufacture.
iuE or wholesale end. + 2i2 Ledger Central.
COLLEGE, MAN married. 80, desires position
whore experience in sHIcs. managerial or effi.
llumnN work " nssnmtinl. y I'll. I.nd. Gent.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE
GA sr@MG %i$TER o5 oagar aga gsRer ogss
BlLL CLERK, young man 10 who can operate
!. g. smith typowritcr' orp. for adv i 3i5
RooEKEEPER. with knowlrdRe Of accounting,
young man of character and ability. state age,
"Nwri"nc" and salary required. + ljl, Ledger
BOY. ~. to u. TO onerat" telephone exchange.
W.ob Adlrass 4 '' Ga p O. Roy1 aii:3E % 'e'
H4Y wanted. about Il in ,pawnsh2p; must
rastor ave. ana rrdstan ST. ''''' "'''' 50 ''''
BOYS wanted bright and active workers; not
ns"fgn dgimE }ihtnss about store good oppor-
a. f.. DEVICES. II" chestnut St
CARINETAIAKERS
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
Doubl%-h"nd mold"r operators
nittnE-np sawyers
NIilwrFhts
Office boys, 16 years and over
Jauitors, strong white
E'nGrTn9S%4 fE.n@ariw5aFp 5afpr."f a@Ecdn" m2r&"r
IhFscgl "Naminati9n necessary. Apply
0moo. '''' 5 "oonSr f' 'tt st CamdcmI, T.
CABINETMAKERs and machine hands wanted;
Erystone Cabinet Co, Chester. Pa
cIiAtFFErR-Onc who thoroughly understands
own 6rof e. REL reaurcd i 3i5. q LedEer 81
CHEMIST wanted. to take charge OF pharma-
Coutical laboratory OF wholesale drug house;
must be- aggressive thorouEhly experienced
in the manufacture Of pharmaceutical prep
arations and competent To originate and
manufacture new preparations: state eNpcri-
cnce and references. VI 20", Ledger Office.
CRAFTSMEN WANTED
MGsna42 rras Pa@ fF aa m 9H 9f mG .o
structural steel and re-enforced concrete de-
signcI5, for work in large construction office
IN New York city. Write" giving full details,
Wah1 1GF @& aa nRF@s r. ledger 2af 6Fcd state salary
ENGINEER, hoisting, to operate Bvers auto
crane. citizen; apply in person, Frankford
Arsenal Philadelphia. Pa,
ENPORT ORDER CLERK young mani some
export experience required, preferably with
iron and steel manufacturer. Il 4iS, Ledger
Central
ENPORT-NOuug German preferred: to enter
larger manufacturing establishment to learn
business thoroughly with view to travelling In
Latin America; must speak Spanish, under
stand stvnography, have good education. Ap-
ply with references. age and salary expected.
NJ 200. Ledger office.
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tNDtRr.li,fRS
LOST AND FOUND

- o.. GALLAGHER la2I o. lmutIuedou
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AUTOMOBILES



| -, --.----
sT T. na gs1,,ar rouna EsrFt %a t, saCr,nce mod
47i Jni5er st phone " FrapI grd Mrs
ioG?AI6RLE &$iI HIarFst S"sfy It locust locus 45Q
CADILLAC. Io11, l.ao 5-pass. Touring: car IN
hnc condition; look over this exceptional bar
gain E3lMl. .,.. f
I;oE3M4RI ~, 23ld Market st Locust 450
IL r.N't'allEe car Dept
SAlJIltI,H1 INII1 tourlnE car. oHerhhdled and
@ 5OT5poG Tu1 GnpP2HTt Rrlee TI6o AUTO
'Nt-'," IN M o!''' ION, IA n. BROAD St.
III M" tourimE E ~ very Inc order can
9So' Ask for Mr. Sfcrr6baTg; ihohe "aihut
and s6s daonstrate j. e. Barr. HSS ieaI SYT5ssr ssy
FRANKLIN sedan for sale: good as new 5000
IIunpiuh & CO.. American and Cambria " u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roaIs,,ra- 80 m mt,,.,.,-
GoMERI-ScHWARTI' ,.,I 258 n Broad st.
SERylCE THAT, IS REAL. SERVICE
FLANEI. W. SMITH, a3ia n, Carlisle st,
ATARATON chassis in fine running condition ex-
gclent for truck; big bargain. Phone Walnut
fU-, ASK Tor Mr. SternberE.
PACKARD i-cylinder 3n-IT p 7passenEer
L. H. GNEK .H spraca s S's 5oS6 ri Bra2d RSdc st i7a,
RAs&9.E7omRD m 2nd ton trucks deliver the goods;
'"- Z, tvt,l,BT, r1 a., -. -,
w ~ '''I'' NJ "a st ana INDIANA ave.
"IMss '''H"I1'I" % l "4d iouTnE n car for sale
HANDSOME limousine, yearly new; q oversize
cord tires and tubes, in perfect condition;
cost S3luui for quick sale. $1,000. Apply to
-. =. MarsInn' SD Market st,
USED TREtkS-Sey"ral wellknOwn makes
ranging from to tons. with and without
uuI--E- nnIIllu lnlIa. 20, 23Os chestnut
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26
HELP wANrED-MALE


KNITTERS, experienced on circular spring hcg5"
needle ma chimes: good pay; steady worry
iIygientc Fieeced Underwear Co" 2il5 ~
Howard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26
FLOOR HANDS

FLOOR HANDS
Assemblers, filters. bench
men and cTCCturs on heavy,
accurate work. First-ClaFs
experienced mechanics only.
Apply ]. B. NJ. r. o. Boz
1922, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-26

NOlNG LADY. rapd tyuIst, accustomed to die.
m'1RlnS' Ine' ATR,E IN bt5S29 70 mr '.ra
Yut'NG GIRI m office for cost schedule and
important cluTirHl work, must he exception
HlIy accurate" and reliable at figures: refer
gur"s required. permanent position. Ann,
ST.. bhilHdrlphiH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-11-02
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot watsr. each morning
before breakfast

Why is nan and woman, half the
time, feeling nervous. respondent,
worried some days beadachy. dull and
unstruns: some days really inca2aci-
tated by illness.
IL We nI would practice inside-batn-
Ing, what a gratifying change would
tale place. Instef ! Of thcgaand7 %
half-sick. manufacturing souls with
pasty, muddy complexiogs We should
see crowds OF happy, heaithy, re-
checked people everywhere. The rC1-
son Is that the human system does not
rid itself each day of all the waste
which it accumulates under Or pres
ent mode of living. For every OUNCE
of food aud drink taken into the system
nearly an ounce OF waste material
must be carried out, else Ii ferInents
n forms ptomaine-like poisons which
are absorbed into the blood.
JIst as necessary as IL Is to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day.
before the IRE will burn bright and
hot, so we must each morning clear
the inside organs of the previous days
accumulation of indigestible waste and
body toxins. Men and women. whether
sick or well, are advised TO drink each
morning, before breakfast. a glass Of
real hot water with q t~easpoonful of
limestone phosphate in It, as a harm
less means Of washing out of the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
indigestible material, waste, sour bile
and toxins; thus cleansing, sweeten-
ing and purifying the entire alimen-
tary canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Millions Of people who had their turn
at constipation. bilious attacks, acid
stomach, nervous days and sleepless
nights have become real cranks about
the morning iEside-bath. A quarter
pound OF limestone phosphate will not
cost much at the drug store, but is
sufficient to demonstrate to, anyone,
its cleansing. sweeteDing and freshen'
ing effect upon the system.