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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
SEND ARMY TO FRANCE,
DIR. RICHARD H. HARTE SAYS
Declares Allies Would Be Encouraged
and Germans Depressed
by Action

I'm the event of hostilities between the
United States and Germany" said DR.. Rich
ard Fl. Harte. 1903 Spruce street, "the
Government should at once equip and send
over to Europe the 1000 of our own regu-
lar army TO consolidate with the 10000
Americans that | know are already there
connected with Canadian and other regi-
ments. The sight of the Stars and Stripes
fighting side by side with the Allies would
be, first, to act as stimulus to France and
second, ii would have a most depressing
effect on the Germans. With these there
should be sent at least two complete base
hospitals.
"This whole outfit could be made ready
very quickly and sent to Halifax to be
TRANSPORTED to whatever point would be
decided on. naturally somewhere on the
Erench front The journey across would
not occupy more than five days,
"Then / am in favor of the United States
giving as an outright gift to France at
least 81 .000. 900. 900, and lending all the
money necessary to the Allies at low
interest rate"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

tees and stewards for cause. The effect
or THIS was to hinder and embarrass the
pastor In his work and TO intensity the OPP
position to him, II was further charged
that Doctor Watt attempted to intimdate
the complainant who Is pastor of Wesley
church, so as TO deprive him of his rights
In the trial OF clayton L. Chew. in that
he threatened TO have the complainant re-
moved as pastor and also have him arrested
If he insisted on presiding at the trial After
the reading OF tho charges against Doctor
Watt. Mr.. Cooke asked for those against
himself. but was overruled and they will he
taken up I'm executive session
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
Cars Need Repair, Is COMPLAINT

HARRISBURG. March 2o.-Complaints g
against the Reading Transit Company of
Reading were filed with the Public Service
Commission today by James !. Reilly. Raw.
mond Ellis, James Crcsson. William G.
Shuster aud other residents of West Nor
ristown township, Montgomery County. The
Complainants aloEc the cars operated be-
tween Chestnut 1lill and Boyerstown are in
need OF repairs, that they are overcrowded
and that inadequate schedules are main
tanned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
Stranded Soldiers Sent to Their Homes

WILKES BARRE, March 90 While
going to their homes in Allentown, James
Hilton and William Frank, soldiers in an
Ohio regiment. just back from the border,
have been stranded here. Employees at
the Courthouse collected $17 which was
more than they needed to get home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
Charge Accounts Are Now Invited

SO numerous have been requests from customers
in the past to allow them the Of charge ac
count that we have opened Credit Dept fourth
and prepared to grant this accommodation to all
sible persons upon their solicitation. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

March meeting of the Charles Dickens
Fellowship in the Adelphia when Dr It.
,halmers Fulton made an address in which
ne Drought out many of the characteristics
of the novelist.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR amount.
ing 10 S2'SOO,OoO have been reported by the
i.ev, Or william Hiram Foulkes. general
secretary of the Presbyterian hoard Of Min.
isterial Relief and Sustentation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
8UIET, COMIC CHARM
Z IN "POLLY REDHEAD"
Ella Hall Doubles as a Jepson
Heroine in Pleasing Blue
bird Feature
FLAWED JEWELS
No. 4. TO THE PRODUCERS

like the little chicks and ducks. the pig and
cen his mate, sirs;
I'm clad the grampuS gets n HAND
whenever he Is seen.
put. dear directors. minimize your ZOOS be-
49, fore too late srs,
FOR THE ANIMALS ARE CRoWDtNG
ALL THE ACTORS OFF THE
SCREENl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
City,News in Brief

e MORTGAGE BURNING ceremonies were
held at banquet in Park Congregational
Church, Thirty-second street and Montgom-
cry avenue. Although mortgages are no
longer burned, but kept as records, Chinese
, incense was substituted by the Rev. Clinton
: Baltzell Adams. The church is free from
Indebtedness. The mortgage was for $4,000.
MARKET SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN
Church members, of Germantown have
elected as their pastor the Rev. DR.. r. S.
Donaldson of Milwaukee. He will succeed
the Rev. Harold NJ. Robinson. called to
professorship at Lafayette College.
ASSOCIATED ALUMNI Of Central High
School gave a play and dance in Mercantile
Hall last night. The play was THE Scoop
and the Scamp" More than 1900 attended.
MRS. JOSEPH FELS has been elected
active president of the Womans Organiza-
tion for an American Jewish Congress. Mrs.
Nathan Straus. of New York, has been
chosen honorary president. The date of the
Congress will be fixed at a conference in
New York on April I.
BAXTER FIRE ZOUAVES of the
Seventy-second Regiment sounded call to
arms when veterans of the organization held
their monthly meeting In Independence
Hall. Twenty survivors were present. John
d. Woran, secretary of the Survivors AS
sociation. issued the call.
NEWSPAPER REPORTER for twenty
years, John F.. McClarren will now begin
his career as special inspector in the
Department of Public Works at salary
Of $2500 a year. He was appointed by
Mayor Smith.
GEORGE f. BARTOL, president of the
Philadelphia Bourse, has announced the
personnel of the subcommittee appointed to
take charge of the organization and op-
eration of the Philadelphia Belt Line Rail-
road as follows: Philip Cooley, Board Of
Trade, chairman L. G.. Graft, Commercial
Exchange, vice chairman; George E. Bar
toi, Philadelphia Bourse; Director George
8. Webster, Department of Wharves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

ihETTf GIRLS TO .the number Of 200
touay are selling tickets in the central sec.
t'or Tor concert to be given by the Navy
on Easter Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

'''' chamber of Commerce
hEFTS OF LEAD-PIPE caused tb.
anoeS, ,dae TINS morning of Joshua Shaw, seven
poiioss lars olu' OF 1856 Wyalusing avenue
eueets station say he is not only resnon.
Slo'e Tor previous similar thefts, but that
~. ne a'so snatched a woman's bag a short
.line % ago. Magistrate Stevenson held him
'"uer $1,000 bail for further hearing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
MARKET SQUARE pREsBYTERIAN

Church members, of Germantown, have
elected as their pastor the Rev DR.. r. S.
Donaldson, of Milwaukee He will succeed
the Rev. Harold NJ. Robinson, called to a
professorship at Lafayette College.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
EPIsCoPAL-DE LANCEy ACADEMY

seniors held their annual banquet in the
hlttenhouse. Ross Hamilton was toast
master. Responses were made by Gilbert
Hunt and A. L. Patterson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

naDELPHlA DIET SQUAD mem
bers who ate at the rate Of less tb.,
twenty-five cents n day for two weeks, at
the Lighthouse. l52 West Lehigh avenue,
under the auspices of the Life Extension
institute, will he the guests of the pumont
M'hstrel Troupe tonight. The performance
IL take-off on the diet squad. The man
agement has furnished box for the mem
bers of the squad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

AsSOClATED ALUMNI OF tehtral hieh
School gave play and dance in Mercantile
Hall last night The play was "The Scoop
and the Scamp" More than 1900 attended.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

Docks and Ferries and Coleman Sellers.
'r'' Chamber of Commerce, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

When you buy Bread "Where
Quality Counts" you get the best
and the most for your money, for
all our Bread is of the highest
quality and the loaves of the largest
size. What can you buy for S cents
that is more wholesome and nour-
ishing than a loaf of good Bread?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29
CARO- Butter
22c can LOG CABIN
SYRUP for 17c

Towle's celebrated Log Cabin
Syrup-absolutely pure. It's de-
licious on buckwheat cakes and
pancakes.
kARO SYRUP can 1Oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

Under the direction of Arthur Hopkins,
Maxine Elliott has begun work OH her sec
ond production for Goldwyn. Marguerite
Marsh is to have an important role in sup
port of Miss Elliott in the new picture.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

The high prices of other foods
emphasize the healthfulness and
economy of using Rice. Our Gold
Seal brand is the highest grade of
Rice obtainable, and, used as a
dessert or vegetable, is nourishing
and wholesome.
Choice Grade RICE lb. Sc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-29

The best and purest ingredients
are used in baking these Special
Cakes, and you get over 40 to the
pound.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
3. @apitcI.
Gmils @pbnnna.

Gnlils pier 3lnlmer i'm sfpcitr,
Stod bcs SalVes Nr. 20 Der Semlab.
ItraBe marcn. menn oud einfah I'M
GerglFh nit Der prad,t uno Gle.
ganj BON Safpoob, biibide behaslibe
UentGd)er uro nabmcn lid beionbers
oil Dem Gage, bu Coma ertpartet
ipuroe, Guberit einlaoenS aus. 0aS
porbere entIprof ~boppeltem 3rped,
es mar 0obr. nnb Sd,lnfjimmer,
bus 9ett ~peridSpanb Worgens in Dem
breiteil lpeihen Sopbo nit peiB uno
a%riinen anit,rniibersig. Gin griincr
qcppih. cinige Seiiel unb idmcc.
weibc @orb1nge snben Dem &a,tr
beimiid)cs @nieben.
Gor einem 5enlter bing Elm Vogel.
faiis, Dor Dem anbereu cine 8llmen'
lampe. lleppiger gpbeu ranfte an
Der @ano utO unleab audi elm fle:.
mes 8emGlhe nit ieinem gldtter.
frons. Gin paar quite ailpferitid)e.
eill woblgefiilter Biiteritdnoer unS
pie 9iiite bon Wo5ort urb Nunre
ppllenbeten Die Ginriftuna.
Son oieiem 3immer iiibrte cine
1biire IN gmils Shlaigemod nit
eern einiad)en Bette unb bol3erles
Waidt!id. Gin ans Yor5eaanmaiie
aeiertieteS Nortrdt SeOspiss id,ien
itol3 unb bodmiitbig nuf bic beifei.
Sene llmgebung 5ii bIiden. Bon bier
ans gelangte ma biirh einen engen,
nit aGiten bciesten Sang in ein an.
oercs @elaB. bas cbeniaas %boppeltem
Gebraud, oientc. Sier bud uno
ipiit uno plGticte sic nlte Guno uno
ierpirtc Oes iungen Serrn Mabl5ei.
ten nit elmer Muimerfiamfeit, oils
mare er Der reidyitc Wann Der reiteu
Stabr. 9aneben beiano iib oaS
,S~flaifGmmerd,en, Ser ulten, treuen
gtegerin. gS mar 10 rein mo iotbsr
sebalien oab sepib Seoermanu
aerne BARN geriibt bate.
Ticie MGumc bepobntc G,nil nit
Stclla uno Iante 2una. Der iunBe
Wnnn iiiblte iid) 5ufrieoerL obgleid)
er SGpier fannie. bon oeren @inrid).
tlng elm Stiit mthr %toitctc. oils
all iein Dab ma @llt.
Mit Dem lobc Ger Wsutter ldbien
Dos 2idt Der Src,lbe in fleinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
6 g.)

lltS nit finbiidcr Srcube befeitigts
er Die llbr an gbnaS @iirtel, idJmiifIe
lie mt ben r~ei5enben &oraaen unb
fiibrte lie Dor BEN Spieecl, oamit lie
iid bepunoerte. @ie lebenbig
idpue6te Die 55ene Dor ibrem 8eiita.
@ar'5 bod, als bate lie crit geitern
lid als e~rgliibenoes 9rautden &c.
ieben. unb ben iflanfen juttgell
0Sanl, Der bie roiigc 8ange fiiBte
unO innig iIiiiterte: yMein Sltuel,
mein iiiBes @cibd)en!"
9tciH, bon Dem @rmltseid)el,f
fonnte lie lid, nidt trennen. @opl
paBten aoraIen nid)t 5llr. Sraller,
n6er dc llbr fonnte lie tragen, uno
lie tidtc I'M @iirteI wie ein i~reunN.
liheS Ser5, bos gegen Oas ibre
pohtc. Oas mar, bcpor lie Sautc
>SeruiDaS gpiitel erbielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
6ppfarbett.

Gin abppfat ldbt ii6 jdbrlih ieincn
SoISbebarf bon einem Saliern icincs
Bobnertes nnfabren, ipo5u CT ant
liebiten einen ieiner alienten, fir Den
CT einen Yro3eB 81 fiibren bate,
ipdblte, neil or bamit am pohlieiliten
ipee5ufommeu 9larlbte. Giucr bieier
alienten perlangtc einitmal fir jebc
Subr $500. mas Dem Ibpofateu aber
5upiel porfam. CT. iaete Der
Bauer, ~ldBt er lid bod, and fir Elm
Sfreiben, has linn gar feline Riibe
madt, ebeniopicl be5ablen."~
ia. meiu lieber Rdnn", eripiberte
Der anlpalt. has lit and &opfarbeit."
So, nntlportcte Der Bauer,
.elalbt CIR benn. hab meine Shicn
Sein 5ol5 nit Den Sdtpdn5en berauss
5iebeu t0nnen? Die miiiien ben appf
10 gut babel n%uitrenscn ipie Or"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
We1n die Cpdten Zeu9niB 9eben. |
4#493 zz.= j

lpar lie alf Den barten Con bes 9rie.
res nid)t aefabt.
Gic Nud]riht, baB Mobert SUpdro
ibr VrautgeIhenf 81 be3ahlen bdtte,
ldDner5te mebr, ais allies In0ere; IN
erIter Iufregiing ipoGlte lie ben Gle.
ring obitreifen mo aitf INNER bon
lid) idNeuoern. Tie iolennen Worte
Der lrauuns aber tonteu ibr i'm
DIRE uub bemegt bddte lie Der
StlnSe. ba tie pc1 9iebe uno Ser.
trallell al aarls Seite geltanoen uno
lbr @eid,id bent ieinen pereint bate.
Sic pagte nid)t st iragen, pie piel
bon oieler Siebe, oieiem @ertral,en
ieitber gepelft; aarl mar tobt, bas
geniigte. Seuf5enb betrad)tete JIG
oas Spmbol ibrcr Che un,o fonnte es
nid,t ~oblegen, ielbit ipenn Hobert
Somaro es 81 bejublen bate.
"9tlIn muB id) arbeiten, mub per.
oienen," iliiitertc lie.
@ic ulto no aber iolte lie in ser
groben. iremocn Stubt Seidlaitigung
iinoen? Sie 5eifnete lunb malte
u~or5iiglidL Die Shwierisfeit lag
BARN, 3oalinse 81, befolnmen. Sic
tbeilte ibre Nbiid,t gnil Sepforo nit
uto bat Inn beiien @atb.
Mit ber5inniacr Sbeilnabme hortc
er lie an. @are er reid, sepeiell, pie
gcrne bate er G6na aebolien, cS gab
pobl lelten ein eoeiercS, erBmiitbige.
res Ser5 oils bns, meld,es inter Dem
abgetragenen Rode itlllg. Den er,
uadloem er III &arIs @6ric fiini3ebll
Collars gelegt, nod ein Siertcljabr
tra9en mtBte. Sein Ginfommen se.
nilgte fiir's tGaIid,e Seben, aber cs
ertr,lJ feline weiteren Nusgaben. DO.
mentan bafte err baroll, Der iungen
Wiit,pe Elm Semi bel iid) uro Stella
an5utieter, Elm inucres @efiibl iogtc
INN ieboh, tic miiroe es nid)t anneb.
men. Sic perlanate Matb uno epen-
ilelc @mpfeblung.
Gunil ipilBtc cine Shiilcriu, fir
lueld,e Der 3eI&enunterritd cine
SucQc Ser 3eritrcuuna tperbeil
biirite. Stclla iolte iofort Stunoel
nebnlen mo mittIerweile ipollte or
lid, bel ieiuen Scfanrtcn crfunbigcn.
oGs miro Sbnen nidyt idtper ,per.
ben, Dem Wes gu finoen." lGdelte
emil, lid, nlodte Sic nobf gerne ab.
bolen, aber id) fam i'm @orams nift
beitin1mer, oh ih 81 Der 3eit bas @e.
ihlft perlaiien fam. Beniiben Sic
lid, clio mcrgen I'm elm llbr bin unb
friibitiden Sic slerit nit SteIIa, oas
miro ibr aroBe Sreube maden."
Gona nahnt ireunblif) Die ginla.
oitrg an uuo trGilnlte IN Der folgen.
eea9tad,t bon sahlloien St)iilerinnen
unb aetilgter SdNilS.
.8id,te elm autes Srillitiid. 2u.
na." ipraf Sepiorb slIr alien Nese.
rim. rbas arlne 8eidopfden lit ipobI
halb %perbungert; Mrs. Cana ifcint
feline CUTE aohin al iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

pie weit oeren @efiible ii6 gemiloert
boben mod,ten. "a lie aber nid)t
mehr III Mr. Canas Sans bleiber
mo bos noriibergebenbe @ipl, boS
emil Scpforb bot. ebenioas nid,t an.
nebnlen ppIte, blieb nidts iibriJ,
ais iif 5l Sante Scrrp 8u beaebeuL
bis iidy ein anoereS llnterfommelr
fanoe.
Gniil rietb bas iflieBlih ielbit un0
10 id)ieo Coma nit ihIperem Ser5en
BON Chicago ltno tponbte lid, Der alten
Seimatb 5it. Die Srage, % unb Die
lie auigenonrnlen piirOe, bunrlrbigte
lie INT 10 beftiger, ie mebr lie ii6 DEM
3iele ndberte. .
Gortiesuug foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

@ieaeidt it's elm Strafe fir bie
Siiee, Die ib neuIid iprah."
llnb mie6er falteten lid Die SGnb-
fell, bas quite Sinh fIebte I'm Ser.
aebltng ser beirtBten 2iige, Die iie
emil geiaat.
@pDl batte lie es ibnt ifon oeitan.
Den llno er ibr o%eraieben, nun aber
flagte lie iif aud Dor @ott Der
Siinoe al uno flebte nm Strait u,to
@ndoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

Sau5halt 5lpar erlpidet; mas INNER
aber emil lel0en mod)te, or lit in
Der Stile oes eigcnen StiibGens coer
brallbcn IN ben bunfelcn Stroben Ser
Staot, Die er oft nod eriiiltem Gage.
nerf nod burdyirrte, llie 5ei9te lid,
Elm 3ug ser Sruiter in ieineni 9lntlis,
ipenr or SteIlu rabte. Die obnebill
lett Dem @erluite Ser Wtiater itnb
Dem eisencn lluiall oft itynrer5lidy
Dcinte.
.Wfir feblt etluas ulo ih ipeif
nld,t mas" ihliid)3te lie, lpeun lie
tb%eilnebmenb I'm Den 8r,nb ibrer
Sbrdnen geiragt murbc. Dad, ,ulb
nod geItaltete lid bas unbetimmte
@eb IN srenSenloie SehuiudJt mad,
Sdypeiter Se0a, Die lie beinabe wie
eincn Gl1gel perebrte.
Wit oil Dem llueeitiim zines Sin.
bes crDartcte Tie Seopigs anfunft,
iino als gmils Telegramm an5eigtc,
ouB Der giienbabnunfa1 9er5oee.
rung Der Mnfunit beOinae, lpeinte
lid Stella Die glelislein ROTH uito ert-
idlliei enblih, Die bIcid)e @anse ieit
oitf Gas Hor5euanbilb Ocs ihonen
M1odyens gepreBt, bas iolf refine
Sieac niht Der0iente.
PIN ~folaenoen Gaze febrte Gnlil
nit ituuerem 5erSen IN ieine @ob.
ming 5uriid, rplbte er bph, rpie bit.
ter Die Gnttauidung iiir oos arme
aino iein miiroe. Nls Iein Shritt
iid auf Der 9reppc borbar ma6te,
lelld,teien Stellas sIuscir pie Sterne.
Gin 9lid bes @illfomnls galt emil,
Damn 'ihailte lie binals-SeOIuig mar
nid)t oo.
30 Chill"
limo oes Rinoes Nlsbrud gIif,
auffallenb ienem, Den 'Seotpigs 3iiee
nnnabmefl, nenn lie tribe in Die
Sernc iab.
r@o lit Seoa? Sit lie nidt NIT.
sefommen?"
90 ifuneilb OILS moalid) er5Gblte
emil, no Se6pig lid befanb.
.Nal iouit eiu gutes &ino iein.
lnBt lie 3ir iagen, oenn werOe lie
balo fommen."
StellaS 2ippe bebtc, beige SbrG.
men perlten iiber Die blei6e @anse.
SITS llured)t, ipcnn ih meine3
Sd mill ia ein gllteS aino ieir, ober
es tbllt 10 meb, piel ipeber, ais Seoa
oenft," id)lllfJ5te oos arlne MGofen
unD emil iiiblte iih alif's Nelie 9e.
gen Die hcr5loie SdNpeiter erbittert.
StiGe mo freubloS leste SteQa
Sic ibr aebrnften @eifenfe meg,
obne lire 9iehlinasnGiherci aud MIR
81 foiten.
Giin er5Gblte gmil BON Dem
flrftbaren ltnsliid, Don Gono, Die
10 jung uno biibit mare un16 10 ia.
menlos lite. Mui's Neue itromten
Die SbrGnen, oas gepiiienbaite '&ino
frngte iih, OF iie rid)t 1hcbr Ser eige.
men bitteren @nttGuifing eaIten,
ais Der 1beilnrrme fir gona, ilno
tpenn 10, oh es ibrc 8ilidyt m1re, lie
81 u%nteroriifen.
.Nir tbilt ole Tame iebr lcio: id)
pia hel,te sbcnb fiir lie beten, bamit
Ger liebc 8ott iih ihrer erbarme."
Inns Mbenbs ipGt, als eona in
Mrs. 0anas Stiibhen iiber lire Ser.
l%aiienbeit weintc, lag oas perfriip.
petite Sinh nit geialteten Sdnodelt
inlb betetc iiir Die Gamc, oere,
Wann getootet moroen, betetc, roaB
Der iiebe @ott- es pieoer gut made,
lie tr0ite ltno ihr einen anoeren Got
ten aebe, nm Ghriiti willen. amen."'
sd CLAUDE, Sas aeniiat," fliiIterte
Stella, obie Mutter iagte, 10 In
glGlibig etlpas erbittslt Inn Sbriiti
milen, mirit Gus erbalten, ubcr"-
bier 5og 'ein bunfeler 3meifel burb
lire Seele 1870 yrporum fam bonn
Shneiter Seba nift. St bat @ott
burlm. pertrnlte 10 feit. baB eS ge.
iheben perbe, INFO lie fam bod, niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25

6efMgelsi6ter!
Sier 1T elm Bud. bas gud manden
Solar iparen pirb.
The Farmers Veterinary Guide
and Atlas
entbdlt iadmdnmiide Iustunit fir
Die Siasuoie nnh Die @ebanbluns bon
&raufbciten hes @efliisefs; @ns
lpeilunsen fir hnS Wilhen uno ben
8ebraIdJ bon Snieften sWertilgungss
mitteln, iopie fir baS Wiid)en bon
S%priibnlitteln uin., nip. Rit iarbiz
gen analptiifen 8arten anS photo,
arapbiifen Sanltrationen.
Wenn Sic fid tiir sr6here 1rpfite
pom Sbrem 8efliisel interefferen,
foaten Sic iiG bieies Bud mnbs.
binst anihaifen.
2aiien sic iih iofort Elm gremplar
5uididen,
Hreis, pprtoirei, 25 GentS.
Ha,: aorciiiere:
CAc hOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-25
Crochet Yokes, Boudoir Caps and
BOudoir Novelties.

With complete crochet Instructions,
also New Idea III Maltese Crochet with
directions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-13

BOND CALL: - Notice Is hereby
given that the following mum bered
Bonds OF the following numbered
Local Improvement Districts of the
city of Tacoma. are called for pay
ment, and that interest on same
ceases Jan. IL, 1917:
Local Improvement District No.
S57, Bonds 10 to II inclusive.
Local Improvement District No.
922, Bonds Z to 10, inclusive.
Local Improvement District No
93l, Bonds | to 6 inclusive.
Local Improvement District No
1855, Bonds / to inclusive.
Local Improvement District No
956, Bonds / to inclusive
Local Improvement District No.
1913, Bonds | to ~ inclusive.
Local Improvement District No.
5027, Bonds ! to I inclusive.
Local Improvement District No.
325, Bonds 10 to III inclusive.
JAMES e. DRAKE.
City Treasurer.
Jan. 10, 1917.
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Remove Guard
In Six Weeks

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. Is.
The administration plans to
strip the border of its militia
guard before March 1.
Such action will be taken after
General Pershing's column is
withdrawn.
Pershing's withdrawal is slated
for an early date.
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VTVy Il
Jan. 6-13-2O. 1917.


LOCAL Improvement District No.
263.-Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. 1927
of the City of Tacoma. a roll has
been placed in my hands for the col
lection of the 10th annual INSTALL
ment OF the assessment levied for
Improving Sixth Avenue from the
present pavement on &C" Street to
the center line of Warner Street.
Said improvement shall consist in
grading said portion of said Sixth
Avenue to the established grade,
with a roadway from &C. Street to
"E" Street thirty 800 feet in width,
and from IL" street to Warner
street fifty 600 feet in width, and
laying down on said portions of said
street, a permanent pavement of as
phalt, bituminous rock or brick, on
a concrete base, except from &C"
street to *" Street. where the
pavement shall consist of sandstone
blocks on a concrete base. All OF
said pavements to have brick gut
ters, together with concrete and
granite curbs and the necessary
storm water drainage.
Provided that that part of Sixth
Avenue, to be paved by the Tacoma
Railway and Power Company, I'M
der its franchise and the intersec-
lions Of st. Helens Avenue and Ia
coma Avenue already paved, are not
oluded In this Improvement
Said installment may be paid on
or before February 18th, 1917, but
II not paid on or before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs will
attach.
JAMES C. DRAKE.
City Treasurer.
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MISS MARI II WALCAMP


(Newspaper Enterprise Associstion)
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.-Ev-
cry girl at some time or other
gets the idea that she would make
a good moving picture actress.
and some no doubt would IL the
opportunity afforded. Like most
girls, had the screen fever, but
the idea of being in the pictures
papeared remote.
While with a musical comedy
company which visited Los AMI
geles l called on Miss Laura Oak
ley. a warm personal friend of
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Mrs. ThaW Will
Stand by Harry
Omitted Press Leased Wire,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. -
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw will come
to Philadelphia and stand by the
side OF her son. Harry X. Thaw,
throughout his trial on the charge
of having kidnapped and flogged
Frederick Gump, jr.
1t was learned this afternoon
that Mrs. Thaw had engaged
suite directly adjoining that 90
cupied by Harry in st. Mary's hos
pital.