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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST, cor, Goth (The MargraveJ-
VaCancies: nrivate bath: choice table.
MASTER ST. lG25-EXceent table board; home
cooking; ress, rates Phone Poplar b959 w.
PINE Illq-Perfpct summer location; Conyen-
lent car service; tirst-class table board.
4sTH s. Gl2-Attractiye rooms; hrst-cass ta-
ble board; convenient car service
Suburban
oVERBROOK-Front rm. and bath, with bd.. for
eentleman small adult fam. 40 Led. Gent,
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500 REDUCTIONS on PIANOS.
, several hiEh-Eradc pianOs Hanrn tt,rc.,
ius Jules, etc: with 2 sounding boa rdg rs
tuttned from winter rental accounts. will Gs
toiiI tnls month at reductions of 500 TO Sl51
oepW, regular prices; - monthly and upward
1alI or write Tor larE" illustrated caIalocur1
ana special plans Of payment
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
corner 9th and Thompson ats
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


-- eo"'."H'a From Preceding Column
soo,-v,u usEp, PLAYER.prANos
g595 NShsrneld player plano cost stso
t37s auto Manual player.piano toSt' 'eS.o
tS95-MssPIGPss, .piareT,plano, cost $3.50 So'V'
cost ssoo cunningham player.piano
o,bSy bbSyments ss monthly.
write toT large ustTatGsSdf GSft dtS6T Pt2ImSnt C9
HEpPE,s THROWS STORES
~Orhet Oth and Thompson ais
p,,..--. SPECIAL BARGAIN
new Up to'date outGd,a tGdTeat TsdTctioni cost 5000
eeptedi c9n or write To- small r1lnr payments sc
HEPPE,S UPTOWN SToRTss 'p'ion'
corner 9Th and Thompson sts
% c1npInSnIIT mnRIIGIIT PIANOS by chlckerinr. Lester
ranging from s55{ to sit775e'' etc. at prices
on our pIa5ois PI,So3s were were taken as part payment,
hs hhnI sGlI with the usual Hem" r,r,, ,c rGhnit @
HEPPE,s tPr0WN FsSTToRR,li u ,lisSsired'
So'ner 9TH and Thompson sis
stis sa,EY ESTEY UPRIGHT PIANO. I'm hand
spi, cost 'i75. Terms can be- '. arraars9e S 9eW ~
HOWARD ,NllNCENT, s9G-s3s-slo N oT,r
s.., ,PHoNoGRAPHs
cabinet and rssrdIirId 'rsnIiI used monographs. with
te'IenI OarEalHsi In nrst-cass Condtior! c,'a 4
OF Bargains. ""u complete list
HEPPEs UPTOWN sTOpre
Corner 9th and Thompson sis
-. t3S--LARGE PHoNogRAprI
Wtth cabinet and records; CnIghgj 4, , 49,,
utul qunrterCd oak: cost new sal. r,, "t"u 4,
~ lne Ialc OF "a CCnta Wppl,Iys an - i,.t ~
natgalGi IN good condition: GauaI ~ '-,lsult @
"Ille toT catalogue and list OF berra lrs '''" &
HEiPES UPTOWN STOBEg
Corner 9th and Thompson sis
NlsIonnEoLA VI AND 8-l0 u. r. RECoRps
S[J.0O- An excellent uutnt for m, ,nhn T.,
io3klng Tor q good machine at a roa soro I,o ~
bllNt' WttklN payments accented. rafI nr 80
tatolog. ' '"'e7 Illustrated
uEPPE,E UPTOWN STORES
Corner 9th ana Thompson sts
SlO0 REDuCTIONS on PIANOS
=, several high-Eralc piauOS. Hanpa lt,rcol.
turned S5u'ss; src ETC: with sounding boards. re.
so,d thls month at reductions of 500 10 81 S2
oei0W, regular prices; 81 monthly nj up,v, III
All CT write tnr large nlu4trntp,I on 10 Ic-,,n.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY

ATTRACTIVE. HOMES FOR RENT
Some OF them braad new-''NEVER BEFORE
OCCUPIED porch and terrace fronts: peE-
feet beauties. II you are looking for a home
in Philadelphia and are particular and want
Wv NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
Spruce 1911. 14ll Walnut st. Race sO25
Particularly examine today the 5000 block on
N. 10th street; nothing else like them for rent
in Philadelphia sample house now open.
WHY PAY RENT9 We can make YOU tbe
owner Of your property on "a monthly payment
OF SO for each $1,000 q the cost Of your home:
let us tell you how this can be done Without
REALTY AND MORTGAGE COMPANY 5i7.
rs North American Building Philadelphia
l25 s. 28D ST
10 rooms and bathrooms
SAMUEL w. LEWIS Real Estate Trust Bldg.
1925 DE I.ANCEY PLAcE-.i2 rooms and .
baths; rental unnum. $500
EDGAR G. GROSS, ltil Walnut a.
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STORAGE

CONTINE%TAI.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
10Th ST. ABONE CHESTNUT
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING
Rugs, Carpets. Cleaned. SECURED. stored
Bell, Locust lOGO-Phonrs-Nry.. Race ilGO
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
.. Market and Thirty seventh street.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS PACKED SECURELY
FOR SHIPMENT BY RAIL OR WATER
Telephone Barring TO-
FIDELITY. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1Sl1-1S10 MARKET ST
MILLER n. BROAD STORAGE co. Broad nt
Lehigh ave, new nroproof add tiOn; rooms 1re-
proof; furniture and china packers; automobile
vans; estimate free. Bell phone Diamond 1900
AUTO VANS leave Philadelphia for Trenton,
Newark and New York twice weekly; move yoE
at half price. Essex Storage Warehouse. l35.
1871 Halsey St, Newark n. !.
MILLION-dollar concrete hrcprOof warehouse
finest in the world for furniture: rooms 81 "
Phila. Storage Co, 2O33 Lehgh. Dia. 1850
WEST PHILA MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing and shipping
SERVICE $50 LANCASTER AVE.
VICTORY STORAGr.-AiOVING PACKING
Auto Vans. 1918 Market Phones
GIRARD STORAGE co. 9lS Glrard av. Moving,
packing, storage. Phones, Pop. 25Oi; Park 1913.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNlSHEU APARIMENTS
ATTRACTINELY furnished apartment =. e. cor.
18th and Locust SITS, I'm floor, from June lst
TO October list. Sli5 a month.
FURNISHED sItttHE and bed room, private
bath $50. also unfurnished communicating
rooms. S15. 1900 Arch.
GERMANTOWS
FOR SUMMER, completely furnished in Apart
meut IIotol excellent table. Telephone Fill
bert 5lTd.
DESIRABLE Broom furn apt: light house
keeping porch. l2i Il. Washington lane, Gtu.
OAK LANE
near station. cars. Phone oak Lane Az j.
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HOUSEKEEPING APIS" all parts OF city
renta S25 to $40 per mo. Call, phone or write
for information samuel stern, 1901 Chestnut,
WALNUT AND 44TH-Handsomoly furnished
second floor apartment, i've rooms and bath,
II pI3 lNdgcr Central
10TH ST. ~, l4Ol Two housekeeping rooms
furnished; kitChenCtte: 50 up; room. private
bath $3.50; single room So.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 1871. 14l1 WALNUT. RACE 3O25.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
.ua S395
AEoLlAN PLAYER-PIANO

stps az much higher pricesi in fact many
pisysT. are are eharging $500 and even 5000 for
build tbnSlh Sh0s which perhaps cost no more to
se, for SaO5. ''Sn piaSer-plaho' "hich we
Of pavmermore we arrange most liberal terms
selee In price. '''
reduced Aeolian player pianos, slightly used
Call ~ sS9 and $50 below regular prices
With snscJtdaii Jtaiite Tor large illustrated catalogues
-NeSSiia plans OF payment.
nEFPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Norher 9th and Thompson SITS.
sa4 IA VCTRoLA VnI
selectioDOs- EEietrola, style VIII. including ~
beSntiSaIS W lO-in. n. +. recOrds); this is a
latest ~ golden oak covered ViCtrola, with
eeekiv improvements; can be paid rs cents
plsis la. Csll or write for eatalog and com
HEPPE's UPTOWN STORES
corner 9th and Thompson SITS,
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LAUNDRIES

teea NASH SOC per bag; satisfaction guaran-
NJ, North Phila. Damp Wash Laundry SOIL
--lIIu ~, Phone Tioga S257
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRlTERS AND SUPPLIES
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
NONVTSlBLE--i MONTHS. 81
NlSIBLE-3 MONTHS. s.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE GO.
S02 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 25i9. MAIN 32G
RENT a REMINGTON with manufacturers
guarantee and get perfect results; rental pay
mont applies on purchase.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co. INC.
no s. 9Th St. Philadelphia
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware. Old.
style tgwelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1870. J. l.. CLARK. rofnor, sOT SAMSON
o6b COL G0i.DLCiash paid for old gold silver,
ROGERS. - s 17th st, Both phones
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED apartment. must be uca L
aud well located; man and wife only Address
j 40 Ledger Central.
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HEATING

remaslaSS' boilers ranges, new and rebuilt;
viii i,s1i hor the Makin-Kelsey health heat:
s--- -. install cheap, 1927 Filbart st.
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MoToRBoATs

--.oppoAT. 3sx7.G IT,, 12-horsepower motor
"a miles. fine pleasure boat cheap
geead vSnsant. i37 state, Camden.
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REAL EsTATE FoR sALE


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- WEST PaILADELPHIA
Continued from Precedtns Column
'229o-,s rms. modorn' large lot main st.i l ca.
woodland ave. smith, 22d Tasker. Dick ahi
building Lots
LOT 05yi49 at =. II, II. freight station; light
= sdes. S1. Woodland ave, IN. Dick, DOL.
GERMANTOwN
NEW STONE HOUSE AND GARAGE. with
station az SSt hS e'yfh46 ha%6cTs fo'G arso 20 s
room. den, sleeping porch billiard room can.
g9 pafiiS@ars i@fS by by ma mall 'O MkURSNu. DOT. Ie
,MIASS% ME- q CO. northeast corner broad and
MODERN detached stone house. rooms and
oHGs NHi4C HGs', 7 ii5 ! s. HTIt6S f6th st.
IT. CONTEMPLATING purchasing or renting in
sNoT Lister s5H 1oi@ @ sSad IaT .s Sgr
OUR REAL ESTATE nuhLETIN Will be sent
Trust CO. C6eitcn and Germantown aves,
%NR Mr2No o1ss 19g'}Rq Hn SSn;Vt ;7. me
LARGE LIsSNT sN,{fif2EI 9E 2IRNANT9YyN 4 ANNEERy HOMES
LIbertv Rniidns, broad 'sini and Chestnut
INXEsTNtENr houses paying lOq6 renting for
YHb bR9PsTsSS2EC R9Ps sS2C 'HsA s5od Pe G,n hoSss avs
81. Martins. Chestnut IIli
CHOICE PROPERTIES Tor sale In CHESTNUT
hill and ST MARTINS; all sizes.
JOSEPH NJ JENNINGS
CHESTNUT HILL. PA,
LOGAN
LOGAN'S pRETTIEST HOMES
Located on 10Th st.. 300 block north and
east ~ Logan station. ttnt on York rd troll
Icy Rt Lindlcy and walk east ON Liudley or
N!.lslg 70 luthl
These are beautiful 2.atory homes In the
best sensc q tho word. They Will appeal 10
Huu instantly and irresistibly as the houses
Nou hnvr boon searching for and didn't think
could be- found
They can be purchased on EASIER TERMS
than have EVER BEFORE BEEN OFFERED.
Ne low as ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS cash
WHY. ANY ONE can own beautiful new
hun" under my plan.
beautifully furnished sample house is
op"n-Cumc out At ONCE--thls In truly tho
opportunity of lifetime and tho easiest
terms cuu only he given to tho first fcw pur-
'haSers.
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD
Spruc" 3nil. iil1 Walnut ri. Race 3O26.
REAL ESTATE mortgages and ConveyancinE
WM ID. CHAMBERS
iNa3 y. Broad st
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PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN
REAL EsTATE-sUMMER HOUSES
MlINF;

DESIRABLE SUMMER HOME
Near kcunebeC River, Maine; desirable sum
mcr home. 7-room house and barn. all gOod
condition; acres good land, fruit beautiful
outlook: constant well water. price $500, or
will rent. A. J. IL. FRANK. II s. 9th ST., Phia,
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AUTO REPAIRING

.--g aRouND-cARBoN CLEANED-s2
vine st Spruce 1912
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AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES

TINiKEN BEARINGS HYATT
,,s,,o orture Service sta. The Civilian Co
MY RTeh 81. Ph. Walnut 3i0I Race 3O62.
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GERMANTOwN

LOT G5yii3 at =. Il, n. freight station; light
sides. sd. Woodland ave. IN. Dick, 55i,
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t,h,,.-. SPECIAL BARGAIN
hev' ~. stupil az a great reduction. cos, sooo
rsrt. up t9-date outnt small ma ayrnert ~ SsOo
"a i{FpSPbrWT y Sb write for complete descriptioS
corner 9Th and Thompson s,s
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PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN

FBANKFORD HOMES
BUILDING SITES
SCHWEITHER iI4N FRANkFORp AVE.
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~ ls Ssss s.ss s7 d:asSs dEisS s'Ss ss.
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HERCUIES TINES
Guaranteed
,o,s.....se.5o six4ii.....,fi2.es
isqEAsseuiES TIRE CO, 0i2 N. Bread At.
NJ, spi.ip o. u. cllncher
N.Y. Son.Skid Q. y. Cllncher. r.....
gapSFFsCFNT TIRE co. 1882 Arch 81
> .oYsH NoNsKlp TIRES ...,.,,.sse5
SpnTgDoI,PH TIRE co. 1875 Arch at.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

BARGAIN PROPERTIES, 81 on 800; no com.
mission; quick settlement; particulars p 500
Ledger Office.
INVESTMENT HOUSES-Cnents waiting n..
sections preferred. Seese 26th and CAMBRIA
WANTED-Smal dwelling downtown with o,
without stable. CLULEY, 300 s. 4th
WANTED-Houses FOR Investment, 81 on The
500 smith, 22d and Tasker. Dickinson 55i
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Va.VW"-N TWNI WOU0TOI TNTE0 lot. mUTn ~ I "a
Woodland ave. Smith, 22d Tasker. Dick. 5bi
building Lots
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FI'IJ-pRESS SUITS TO HIRE
.,,o getaways, Prince Aberts. TuXedos. etc.
H's AMI'E1t COOPER, 1910 Girard ave.
. ootv one store. PHONE Poplar G3i2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
Kelly Cuts Loose at Marlin.

MARLIN, Texas, March SThe
pitching of George Kelly, who has
been content heretofore to work in
tie ontffeld, was the feature Of 4
same between two picked teams
Of Giants at Emerson park yester-
ilay. The big Californian cut loose
for three innings and allowed but
two hits. one OF these being a
scratch and the other a two-bagger
by Benny kauff. He showed won
Gerful speed and control. Only a
few regulars participated in the
game and most OF them were on
the winning team. Pie Way pitch
&c for the losers, but teok ii easy
and was baSted freely. as was
Sterling Stricken, who succeeded
him. Jim Thorpe cloused Way for
home run IN the third inning
sehaefer got his revenge from the
Lcperts by winning the game
II score OF Z to o. NcGraw
Is whipping his men into shape for
the exhibition genes at Dallas and
Waco next Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
OF SOY
BEAN TO TEXAS SOIL

DALLAS. Texas, March sAn
important bulletin just gotten out by
the Texas Industrial Congress bears
on the particular adaptibiiity OF the
soy bean TO all Texas soils and its
value as an oil producing crop as
well as IT'S feed value The facs
that the oil trade is turning It's at
tention 10 the SOY bean as a supple
ment crop TO cotton and the peanut
is responsible for the bulletin.
The SOY bean is comparatively a
new crop for Texas but has been
thoroughly tried out al the expert
ment stations. Soy beans are
drought-resistant and will withstand
considerable frost, They do best on
mellow, fertile loans and clays, but
are not particular as to soils.
The United States department OF
agriculture puts the cost of SOY bean
production at $3.50 to s12 per acre.
and cotton at about s22 The Texas
Industrial Congress says the cost OF
peanut production is about S1e, with
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
ENGLAND GOING BACK TO
WOODEN SHOES BECAUSE
OF LEATHER FAMINE

4
LONDON, March 8 England,
faced with an acute leather shortage,
is adopting wooden shoes, commonly
known in Netherlands as clogs.
This situation, which before the
war would have been hooted By John
Bull today is faced calmly. Meas
ures have been taken looking to-
ward the development Of the already
established business OF making clogs.
To quote the Textile Mercury, OF
Manchester, on the subject.
Hundreds Of London school chill
dren are now wearing clogs, which
cost about ahillings a pair (73
centsl and London county council
school teachers have been providing
clogs for ill-shod pupils. who have
been paying for them by weekly IN
stallments OF 3 pence.
The price OF leather, states a wri-
ter in the paper mentioned, suggests
that the city man OF the future will
clatter to business in his clogs.
For country wear ore can buy am
elegant pair Of laee-up clogs at a
quarter the price OF equally efficient
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
DALLAS COUNTY MAKING
WAR on CATTLE TICK.

DALLAS, Texas, March S.-Work
| being done In Dallas county to fur
tier the movement for cattle tick
eradication may wen be taken as
in example in other counties where
an election is pending, says tbs
Texas Industrial congress. The
election is TO be held April 3. but
the county commissioners have al
ready appropriated money fer ma
teriais to build the watts and these
SIRE to be constructed at once.
In addition TO these public watts.
many private watts are to be con
strneted immediately. Locations fog
them have already been selected By
t tie county demonstration agent In
company with Or. Jesse Richards Of
the bureau of animal industry. The
purpose Of he Immediate con
struction OF the watts is twofold.
Those first ready viii be used fer
demonstration clippings for the pur-
pose of showing just wha. dipping
cattle means in actual operation
and to prove to the sReptieal that
benefit and not harm comes 10
| cattle from dipping. II is believed
that demonstration dipping viii do
more than anything else to remove
cry possible opposition 10 tick eradi-
eation.
A strong argumen, for tick eradl-
cation is found in recent public
statements Of shoe men to the eff
feet that leather is getting very
scarce in the United States and
that more and better hides viii be
needed, There is not now sufr-
eient tanned leather in the United
States to run the factories two
months, is the statemen; ol Il st.
Louis shoe salesman
Another says that leather will
so to such prices that shoes now
setting for eieht dollars will cost
twelve. IN this connection he states
that the tick eradication bin now
tcfore the Texas Legislature viii.
IL passed, be a srea' boon 10 Teyas
cattle raisers in Improving the
quality Of hides, Texas hides now
rank three and foor just because
Of the lick holes in them. he said.
Except Tor tais damage they would
rank class one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
|CALLAHAA's TEST IS
| TO COME THIS YEAR

PITTSBURGH, March S.Jimmy
Callahan. former manager of the
White sox. goes into the National
league race this year for the SUI
preme test of his career as manager
of major league baseball clubs,
At the helm OF the Pirates. with a
brand new baseball clu0 Of his own
selection. he must live or die BY
his own efforts as structural pilot
There is scarcely member Of the
club as ii was when when Fred
Clarke made good his threat TO be-
come o farmer
1t isn't even certain that Hans
Wagner viii be present to hold down
first base. Ii that Is the case then
Callahan VIII have 10 figure all over
again for a guardian at that sta
ton, for Wheeler Johnston has de-
parted for the minors At second
base he seems to have dug up a real
star in young Farmer
shortstop promises TO give Gala
han some worry. for he has dis
pensed with young Jimmy Smith and
Wagner doubtless Will not attempt
to play in that position. He still has
an excellent infieldef ia Douglas
Baird and this youth may be convert
ed into a ehortstop.
Warner seems to have clnehed
job DIT third base. Baird, one Of the
flashiest youngsters who has visited
The National league for many a day.
originally cayorted at this corner.
bu. he was superseded when War
ner began to show what he could do
The outfield doubtless viii be
composed Of Iiinchman. Carey and
Bigbee, Of whom the latter has
shown promise OF living up to the
wonderful advance notices sent out
for him He is hitter OF class.
smart base runner. and Is fast.
sure fielder He win make a great
running mate for Carey
callahan's pitchlns staff. some
thing Callahan always has been able
TO have around, shows loss OF class,
with Mamaux ready TO uphold the
heaviest burden. Plenty OF young
sters will be given thorough trials
at the Hot Springs training ground
Jacobs has shown class. as has Evans.
And there is Cooper to help out.
Wagner probably viii be first
string catcher.
eallahan's chances look much bet
ter than year ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08
CHILDREN DRUNK
IN CHICAGO DANCE HALLS

CHICAGO, March s.-The 1uye-
nile Protective Association Of chi
cage is fatIering a bill in the legis-
lature. prohibiting the sale OF liquor
in dance halls. AMI providing a 5000
penalty for violation
Charging that the majority OF the
dance halls are operated primarily
for the sale OF liquor, and in many
cases are actually owned and con-
trolled by liquor interests, the as
ISOLATION committee report shows
that police have no conception Of
their duty at dance halls; many po-
lieemen are found drinking: fights
are common: indecent dancing pre-
walls after about ! / o'clock, although
until they become intoxicated, the
dancers are usually orderly, minors,
aud often, small children are per-
mitted To become intoxicated, while
parents laugh at their drunken an
tics
At one dance. given by church
as q benefit affair, many little chill
dren were found 'oatrageously
drunk, according TO Mrs, Bowen S
report. and intoxicated womea
threatened to mob policeman who
closed a gambling device being op-
Grated there.
Men and women become intoxi-
Gated, says the report, land dance
indecently such dances as Walking
the Dog, On the Puppys Tail
Shaking the Shiny, The Station
airy Wiggle' and Tie Dip
AT EOS Of the 21S halls investi-
gated. liquor was sold, and at 1913
OF these minors were present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-08

wife, Hillsboro; Mrs. b. Heyer. Fort
Worth: Mrs. =. W. Miller. IIillsboro;
a. d. HiII and wife, Hillsbarot J. q.
Ragsdale. Waco; Eugene Holler,
New York; w. f. Huckahee. City.
III G. Collier. Dallas; Mrs. ]. G.
Mimms. Midlothian; Miss w Arm
strong, City, Fl. c. Eaton, Waco;
Frank Dulamey, Dallas, j. NJ. Alex
ander. Oklahoma City: r. B. Cot
fey. Chattanooga, Tenn; r. S.
Johnston, Dallas; j. j. G. Honaker,
Lynchburg. Va; S. Jarrett. Dallas;
]. y. Thyng. Boston; W. H. Wad-
lington, Dallas; Z. H. Caulfield,
Dallas: w. S. Howard. Dallas; D. g.
Gerst, New York.
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HARIT or DISEASE

Mothers, whether it's disease or
habit, If your child's kidneys act too
often or while asleep at night, why
let this condition continue throwing
extra, unsanitary work uDon you, en-
.dangersng the ehiid's health by ex-
posure and finally as is often the re-
suit. develop some incuIable kidney
disease In after years II not stopped,
when Liquid Shu Make will entirely
free the child from the nightly occur
renee, with but little trouble and ex-
pense to YOU?
Any drug store has Liquid shu
Make In rs cent bottles. II is harm
less and gives results in tow days.
adv
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hoets. Apart from the attehaioii
that they would attract, there y ~
reason why these should mol be worn
IN town. There is nothing uno's-
nified in the clog worn by tue Ian
cashire or Yorkshire worker. MOI .
few Of the captains OF the teS''e
Industry have themselves worn CLOGS
ard some at least would not PC
ashamed to wear them again.
The present home demand - g
great that an order for loo .Voe
pairs OF sahots for the Belgian gov
erament has just had to be deeiiheo
BY a British elog-making firm
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Jno. F. Bowe. Houston, A. F.
Wadley, Texarkana; r.. d. Hall, Dali
las; Il b. Epperson, Chicago; ]. III,
Mitchell. Waco; NJ. r. Fewell, Dali
las; J. II. Simpson. City; j. e. Mimms
and wife. City; w. B. Ferguson,
City; j. f. Ford. Dallas: Tom Hew-
lett. Waco. w. S. Bell and wife, Ok
1ahoma City; w. A. Sharp IT., Dali
las: a. c. Summers. Dallas; II. w.
Blanton. Fort Worth; II. l.. Forces
ton, oFrt Worth: Frank b. Potter,
Fort Worth; A. ID. Wharton, Chat
tanooga. Tenn; w. l.. Embree and