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CARPET CLEANING

CONTINENTAL,
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
ORIENTAL RUGS SECURED and REPAIRED
2OTW ST ABOVE CHESTNUT
Rell, Locust 1OGU-Phoncs-Key Race 41BO.
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APARTMENTS

TWO large, airy rooms. en- suite with bath
phone. electric lights and elevator service; :;
overlooking Fairmount Park, 10 minutes from
city Hall: most excellent table; strictly first
class: suitable for couple or two bachelors.
prices moderate for summer months. Call
Barring 221 write 500 Ledger office
APARTMENTS OF l and rooms with private
nishedi also suite OF 4 rooms. kitchen and
bath. Apply II. T. Rocket G29 N. 18th st.
THE GENEVA
18TH ST. ABOVE WALNUT
High-claBs apartments with or without pri-
vate baths; entirely return. Tel. Spruce 37OO
FOUR ROOMS and bath, unfurnished; will al.
vide; ready October. Phone Locust lll5 w
call 1909 Chestnut st.
2Os s. 18TH ST.-3d floor, 8 rooms and bath,
all cows; $40. BARBER, HARTMAN & CO.
1901 Chestnut st,
Dist ST, S., 7O5-First floor, furnished for
board or gentleman; references exchanged
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BETTERTON. MD.
MUSIC
LOST AND FOUND
AILANrIo cIrY. \. s.c

CERTIFICATE-Applica has been made to
the Insurance Company Of North America for
the Issue Of n new certificate for 90 shares
of stock IN place Of certificate No. 3764O Is
sued on February o, 1911, in the name of
Msrgery DownLng.. the original having been
lost. Margery Downing, 402 w. Mahantongo
at, Pottsville, Pa.
DEED-Lost deed. in the name of c. A. weten-
hall for iot 10: eh Ny in section 142.
made for a duplicate deed. Return TO c. A.
Wetenhall 1901 Wagner ave-. Logan, Phila.
DIAMOND - Lost, Bryn Mawr College
campus gymnasium on commencement
day. June = large diamond. with rubes and
finder notifies Bryn Mawr College business
office
LOST-Near St. Davids Station, Monday, Juno
IL, white fox terrier dog, ono black eye; $40
reward Will be paid for information leading
70 his recovery. Address St. Davids Postoffioe.
Box 1876. Phone Wayne 676.
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BOOIIKEEPER experienced, wanted. male or
female; experienced in coal company nc.
counts preferred; must he able to keep com.
for further particulars address undersigned
giving experience, references and salary eN-
Dected. Potts Run Land Co.. Clearfeld, Pa.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE

Continued from Preceding coiurR
BookSKEEPER Hnq oitcs man 20 years, =, Si: SS;
position. II. Wilson, 22Oi Mt Vernon st.
BUTLER AND VALET wants position IN private
| family best OF ref. required. 7 500, Led. on
BUTLER, Jspanss6ss, ,yls9e,9 positions best refer
! CHAUFFEUR, colorcd wishes position private.
20 go away for summer, or steady. Brlttan'
| GiOS Church road, Ovorbrook.
dSss Fcs kddfess s a' dTsRS RS'0n ~ nr
| cHEMGsTRY--Drexol student. years iahora.
tory eEp.. desires position where, g9vgncsmGSnt
| GARDENER single. experienced, desires posi-.
place. Address 2o5i St Alhans It,, Philo,
dARDESER also exp gresg9hoqss m21ni m2rred o
HoUsEwORK-Jara wants general hons,es;
work small family references. lIanaI, 1896
vine ~.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT desires to connect with
reliable nrm as assistant auditor refgrencGs
Ledger Central,
MAN, young employed, experienced cost and
si,neSeepihE purchaslnE and saG- WofL ,9ii1 1fs
permanent position. si3 Lcdror Central -
MAN, cdusated elderly. .geeks light cmpilo,yimt.
sccretarial or cqmmcrcl whole or part ,iimG;
good ,correspond't fair tyrowriteri refs
MAN, single good education, would lt' cIer,c22l
york good references. Address W. A. @-o
MAN and wife. whitci nrst-ciass butler aud
cook hest refs. + si1, ledger ccntral.--
MECHANICAL ENGINEER with practical shop
training and 10 years glliug experience de-
slres position big enough TO match ability re-.
qulred with remuneration paid: has executive
ability Is aceuSSomcd to directing I5r others ana
YOUNG MAN, 20 married desires position,
wide, business oxper, executive ablUF, NOR
oughly oXper. office work, also outside; hlEh
-achool graduate, best ref y b33, Ledger on,
YOUNG MAN 3s with years road ,,,T ,eXn,grlenSes GO
ana q years executive training, backed hy
highest references Of present, employers 90
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STORAGE

ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Market and Thirty.seventh streets.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS PACKED SECURELY
FOR SHIPMENT by RAIL OR WATER
Telephone Barring 1852
MILLER n BROAD STORAGE CO. Broad alb
Iehigh ave. new nreproof addition; rooms hre-
proof: furniture and china packers; auto vans:
estimates free. Bell phone Diamond 1880.
FIDELITY FIRFPROOF WAREHOUSES;
1s17-1s19 MARKET ST.
MILLION dollar concrete, 1reproof warehouse;
finest I'm tho world for furniture. Es.. FREQ.
n. Phila. Storage Co., 2033 Lehigh. Da. 1900.
WEST PIIILA MONARCH STORAGE CO.
AUTO Packing and Shipping
SERVICE 1870 LANCASTER AVE.
NORTHWEST STORAGE AND TRUST co.
s. Il. COR. nth AND POPLAR SITS.
Moving. Storage. Packing and Shipping.
VICTORY STORAGE-ATOVING, PACKING
Auto Vans b2i5 Market Phones
GIRARD STORAGE CO.. 01S Girard nv Moving.
packing, storage. Phones, pop. 25Oi, Park 423.
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THE ENTIRE FACTORY oRGANIzATIoN
THAT DURING THE LAST 2 YEARS HAS
HANDLED THE CONSTRUCTION AND
OPERATOR, 9lS, OF f., 4 ~, CANADIAN ANA CHEMICAL
ENGAGING IN THE ktANUFACTURE OF
or DIsCoNTINuANCE OF OPERATIONS
HERE, ABOuT TO BECoME FREE no FORM
NEW CONNECTIONS.
THE ORGANIZATION CONSISTS OF q
EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT SUPERIN.
TEENNP}ESSTst S t,,,TTEE ,TTEEcHNSttcAALLLY LIZ TRAiNEp
TioN As sp oPERAIoTIN:EGs P 20 Ss{THERfNTENpENT;
HEADED RY 4 CHIEF. CHEAIsT- WHO is
a MECHANICAL SUPERINTENDENT OF
AND MAINTENANCE- AND WHOSE STAFF
iNCLupEs: YAARSIplMiAsSTERss Y sS,;REiss A, MASTER
NTH AFHfiRsTcE1ssg pAfERsH TDaRtNNFEER DRNFFEsR
MAN, A MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN. a
MiLLWRIGHT FOREMAN, A FOREMAN
CARPENTER, A FOREMAN LEADBURNER
A FOREMAN BLACKSMITH AND THEiR
RESPECTIYE CREWS. ALSO o EXPERi.
EXPERIENcEp. sULFURIc- AND NITRIC
ACID FOREMEN. A COMPLETE CLERfGAL
DEPARTMENT.. INcLuDINq C II In i
TIAfFKEEPER, PAYMAsTER. PURCHASING
STQIIEsKSEsEPERS GLER66s S6s,,,AANs ANP sTENog
bfvIpUALIY Oh coLLEcTiNV1iEsIiYY' WI WfL,L iN he
SECURING DETAILS ARE INVITED 70
COMMUNICATE WITH
a. w. PHILLIPS
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
DkOAdAoNDVlLLE. p. q. CANADA.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


Onice manager. thoroughly experienced an
high grade. open for engagement with goo
concern. r ga, Ledger Central.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD silver, platinum, plated ware. old
style jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1870. J. L. CLARK, reaner, sO7 SAMSON
OLD GoLDIIcgsh paid Tor old FGld silver
n3ntGl1Hgees 9T9'ss' 17tb ST Phone Locust 1919
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LABORERS-In woodworking plant ADDi,
Geo. w. Smith Co. 1907 Powelton ave
LABoRERs wanted steady work good wages
William Foster, l20s N. 9lst st.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT, 2OO9-Desirablo rooms: permanent
transient
CHESTNUT, 10O4-Sngle room with bath, hot
water. electricityi reference.
CHESTNUT. 1850 - Wcll-furn. rooms, single
com ing runE water; near u" Pres. 5444,
GREEN, 1S12-Second floor suite; also large
front room; desirable single rooms.
RTTTENHOUSE ST., 1915 - Furn. third floor
front; gentleman; reasonable Phone.
SPRUCE, 1337-Suitos with bath; professional
offices; steam heat; cleo; good service.
18TH. s., 41G-Nicely furnished room, adjoIn-
ing bath; running hot water.
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I want position with manufactur or
printer having advertising department or con-
templatlng cnei either in or out Of city; have
Rdaptahility; thoroughly trained in advertis-
ing; age 25. Call Diamond SAG. between 8
and in afternoon.
ACCOUNTANT, familiar with costs, desires po-
sition chief clerk similar position: IL
years experience; ref. F 557 Ledger Central.
BooKKEEPER. thoroughly experienced. win
will audit, open, close, write-up books day
Woodland 4163 NJ.
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BOY. free from tobacco habit, wanted for tea
and coffee business: one who desires to learn
business preferred. 32l Vine st.
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General

bI AMR gEN5GaR0NL 5a60 m SR0EErgEkEH
PR&FTs NAN 9,!t q town, $1,000; YEscHAN.
S35-S40i CHEZ. ENGINEER, large machine
shop $4,000; GRADUATE MECHANICAL. EN-
GlNEER, 2-3 years exp, $1,000; CHlEF
5EfNGB5NlE$ER ,mfgao pl9nnnt 5000 COST
SIS. $50, S25; SrENOGRAPHERS, Sl5, 500,
S25. BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 1901 Land
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ROOMS WANTED
SANITARIUMS

1NVALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM
(Unsectarian). Beautiful location physicians
nurses; no wards, spacious grounds; Old York
road to Broad ST., south OF Chelten ave-; very
moderate rates. Phone Oak Lane 1929.
LOCATION; special scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comfort; nurses; book.
let. DR.. Randall, City Line, Chestnut Hill.
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HE1p wANrEp-rEMALA


LADIBS-Congenlal surroundings, with an or
portunity 10 advance, are offered several re-
hned ladies who combine typing, clerical and
sales knowiedge by HoslSlns. gOf Chestnut 81.
hV InfN IL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

p~cltsgarten nnb part fno sipti aarS
SHIaabsne Dings. Der ~trltsre ts2t
lmnisr i'm ensen 3uIdmmtnbangc nit
Dem SouIe, Or III gspiHsrmaBeR bic
5urtlebuns csHelben uno pabs f4 IN
isinsr AnIaes uuO Isinsn 3psdsr BEN
6auie an. Der parl bdoeaen lit I'M
eriter Clinic cine odrtuerilh ioeaIiFerie
1anbidnTt nit boben, Irei lih tnts
pidelnnen Bdumtn, bic @dHerfld9en
nNrabmtn unb bic in nnregelmGBigsr
N%norcnuu9 NBieIsH nmgebeu, ubsr ptlde
ner Bid oabnfdpeift, unb bic aud in
irosnb elmer WeiIe Su Sport unb Gpits
Isa bennBt perben. Simmer felt isber
Part uHD jsbcr Gartsn Elm S~ri9indIipert
bar, bos ME nd4 cintm brlimnisn,
l@on pprbaubtnen WlHIter edddTfen
msrbtn fam; neil 8obeH, 2asf uno Of
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

lanoeIormdtioR ns bic 9leiden iin6.
Wlan bat 3rpur gentle 5orOsrungen oufs
gsfsnt, bic Bart unb @arien erfilen
mtHen, ipenn Iie in ibrer 4Hlaoe ben
3pedtn, fir bic Fe einssrihiet nurbsn,
uddfommen foaeH, aber I'M MedId Der
3sitsn baben Ii9 biefe Rtetin in mans
nigfaher MeiIs sednbtrt. inbem Ie ben
anforoerungen bee Set iih anpaBten.
aber 9orien unO 6aas Tiub unb beis
Sen INNER 5ipsi 8sgriTfs, bic eng nit
chamber %Derbuneen fno. Sin eingefriss
6igitr Ylab. in btm aud BAG 6dus Iiegt,
Ipor Der @drten Inon friber, fdon 3l
eipsr Self, bd man nod nitt baran
badts, ibn ais einsn 0rt Der gr6olunq
onSaItben. nfs man nod ls0iolid
ugfldn3eRs IN ibm bautf. 9amdIs
bate Il MIR einen RuBptrt. Mit Der
9~srfeinerunq bet aultur itelte man
abr anbsrs auIpriide an ben @drtsr.
Ran leete Meae in ibm an nnb perbdhb
in 10 enger nit benz 9anis, uno BON
olsIsm 3eitpunits an isbtt oud bic Be-
tatigung siuer @nrtentunIt elm Dd Is
Ed BEL Ieiner anfteilune um bic GdnIfs
ING Don Gd0nbsitsstfstttn bonbeltt,
IopObl bTnlidsli9 Der 4uorbnung isis
usr s~in8tlnen 9siis, ipie aud in Der Be
pfIan5uHs bsrislbea.
gsun biIoen6e annf cine BeItailuua
fir bos Migs 1T, 70 bot BEL Der angss
panbten Stunt nod Elm prdftiIher Sc
braahs5iped bin3u5uiommeH. uub bic
dnaetpannts Stunt mug Iid Gel ter Ans
lace sines @arigns betdtigen, ioa tr
praliild nn6 fdoH fem. 6ous anb
@ortsn Iolen Sat ber Anlaas als etfuds
3niammeAatb1riaes bstrahlsi iperben.
unb 6a tDmmi man btlir tpisbar bei ben
ilginen 6~aus9drtgu X nur BON oieien
III bic atoe sn Der Art Der diieR
8~ausrnq1risH in ihrsr tinFaden gtoms-
trldtn Mnlaes Suriid. Gte mar btim
@augrnaarten einfad 6ds Eraebnis bes
9lusdes. ba ptr @dritn Dor allen 9ins
qtn Der NabpfiaH5snluItnr biente. Dab
man hsuEt tier misbtr aatniipft. bat
dum fcintn Brnnb in otu etrinasn aos
ter, Biz feline Mnldat bGaniprnfh ba5a
loki q du1 off Dem fitiniten @rmh=
Egfd, NOD ntiitn Spitirdnm an bsr
artuDt btr 9lnmsHluilur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

beiten bieisr anldgen audl MIR tn gts
ringittn erreidts. I'm bic aus9s6urtcn
bisfss Gartensei6mades 3a beieitigeu,
sntfano tine 9~sipsgung, Die bur6 Be-
borBugung Der gtraOeu ginie unb ardtz
tettoniihe 4usgeftaItuu9 BEN Saasgarz
ten mie6er Elm anbtres aasiebea ga6,
man nil IGN bem 5auFe nisber mebr
dnpaffen nno prdate % pom 6agsgdrten
baa G6lagnort bon Der oergdterteu
BobnaHg4 er ipiro oaburd nte6er sum
geoInetriIdsn garten hermtiost abr
babel bic Maspiiais, Die emit bieier
@artenForm nit ibren geihniillnet
Earnsbeden tic. btr6erbIid fpurbtn nnb
Ie bsItitigie. 4r penn beTonbere @srs
bdItafie, ipit 3. }. b~orbdfsstfe dite
8aumgrapptn, Observation-Disclosures etc.
5a sintr msbr freiertn gtIiaIiun9sipeiie
3tpiHetH, ntidt man heute bon Der dIdis
tetiDaiihea 4%usleguug bes @artais ob
orbeitet freir. fdIieBt bds 9orbalbeae
iorgfdtis IN ben plan nit Elm uub baHa
lafeH fi8 gsrabt inter IoIdtn @etbdlts
nihen 4nldaen idaFfen. bic tintn LIMIT
lerifdgn Heis seiaea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

Der glumengaritu bes Mitieialters,
Der aber nab Der beutigen NlffaHung
ieiH 3ieraarten mar. bat manhtrlei
@anblunaen burhmaden miiien, feline
@ntpidlung III beuis nod nidt abges
f1L0Hen nHb pirb es aud nie ptrben.
SIN Iisb3ebnitn SaBrbHnoert begaan mon
bdmit, ben @drtsn III eugfrer Ntrbins
huHg NIT BEN 0auIt 3u b%riHaen. Der
engliFde @artennif perIuhtt bdnn bem
3~ousadrtsn cine foaen. naiirliAe Sc
ftaltuHg 5u gsben, mpburh inoeFen oft
SsenerieH tntiidHbeH, bic III ftiner 8eiIs
ipsbsr NIT Dem 6aaie, nod nit Der ums
aebenoen 2dnblhdft in 9trbinoang
ItanotH. Die 4rsniihie Der @ebaliun9
norm Md6erfdaaen iogar .8erat@ ETC.,
dIes Saden, mie re Der jdpaniide uub
dineTfhe @arisn lenni phue baB IN
beHen Der snslii9e @%ortenItil bic 5tius
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

@dB Der Melttrits Der qrobibitionss
@epegunq, nibt MIR In europa, Ions
bern aud in ben @ereinigten GtdateH
eiusn lslbit bon ben gefiirportern taum
fir m6gli6 ge6uItenen 4nfihnung gee
gsbeR bat. Der Ii9 in Der alerleBten 3sit
Su einsm f0rmliheR g@teees3ug" geItoIs
tets, lit cine anIiht. Der man oft besess
net. Sir bic inbes, ipenigItsns Iopeit
gmerita in 6rage iommt, 8emeiIt niGt
erbratt perben tOnnen Der Melts
frieg, beibt es, babe bic MtenI6en ess
ldutsrt - uds nidt Der San lit. Sic
bdtten @intehr gebalten, iid auf lire
Safer befonnen, BON SroiIheH abses
ipenbet, cine @ri feeliI4er grpsduns
babe Ylab gegrifFen, Mon babe bic
gsnubfu9t in ben 8onn getdn - p9ras
fen, ipie iie bon ben 4poiteIn Der 81
elmer Art Rsligion seporOenen groAi
biiion, bon Mm. Ssnuings 8rDon bis
Su Blu Gunodb, init gorliebe in Die
ibuen dnDd4tig lauIdenOen MaTfen gee
i1leubert perben. Bon dlebem Ill in
ben Ser. Staaten ipenlg gu bemerttn.
Die 9ir1enitatiItit, bic Don ben rein
anslitdniIhen 0enominationsn grade
jebt Dorgsnommen III, bat 5lpdr ergeben
bdb bic 3dbl Der 8ein6sr nm udbe5u
cine Wiaion 5%u9enommen, bic yGepipals
Wleetings@ bss 6errn Gunoab e~rIrenet
li9 allerbinss zines seipaltisen 3ulaufs,
ubsr aud Der &onfum bon aItobolildn
getrdnieH III seFiegen, unO oas,
pieUubl mebr als bic 9dlfte Der As
Staaisn rtrodeH" seleSt lit. Sn 9teiD
gOrt mar bic @enubin9t ME 10 aus
9sprGet unb 10 rdffinisrt erfinOeriIa,
bic @ofes nie befuhter, Der ,9reat
Dbite @a1" ME bsIer Itra6leno, Bic
Spisl6Guier, bic Sempel Der lsidt ges
f6ir5tsn Mluie ME aablreifer. llnO
mas bon giep YOrt gilt, Oas trifft auf
bic @rOBitaOter, auf Stabt uno 2unh
81.
SIS lit dlerbings tpdbr, baB @nslanS
unb S6ottldno, bas 2anb bes 8ranbg
unb bes @igbbal unO bes Ole, bdB Oas
Grautrei6 Der SGdumipeinc un6 ber
oltberibmten 2iquenre, oaB aublanb
bic 9eimat bes Mutti, gIet9 81 anfdng
beg arieges ,grobibitiou" ~protlamiert
6a6en. aber Bel Der grptldmatipn, bic
bier3ulanbe ols bas Gisnal, eIei9es 3u
tlin uub Der ,Gultur" Der Qliierteu
piirbig 5u peroen, iubeino besriiBt
puros, 1T IS geblieben. qus Griinben
Der 5tlbIterbdltlng Inn bic @iDers
IianostrdFf Der &Gmpfsnoen gu Iteigern
uhO 8~is8iplin 3u f9afien, bat man bic
9rpDuttipn unb ben 5anbel eineeiHtdnit
uOer inter f6drfe tadtlite aoutrore
ssftellt. 4ber Ons ecI6ab aud, unb gu
a~llererIt, i'm Deutl4en Gei4e, Sn ftts
her beriibmt getporOenen, feit6er oft 5iz
tierter Reoe Bel Gr0ffnuns oer Marinss
IduIs in Wurnid (etnt Hsbe, bic nebers
bel eeiugt, i'm lebten 8erbIt in oer PRO-
bibitiDnssg dmpdgne in Mpntdnd bon
probibitioniIien dtseei6ld4tet purbe)
iagte Der DeutIde &dileru: Der
nd8Fe &rtes uuO bic nd9Ite See,
f4lddt forbern gefunDc Rers
Otn. Diele iDerbcn oura 4Ito9ol ul'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

SDm Gin5ug in gnfnreit. gnd
benz GinSng Der 9erbinbeten In HutareTf
tpurbsn. UNI bic JortTebunq ber una
msRfaIidtn 8ebanbluna @efonaener
unb SHternierfer ourb bic Mumdnen ait
n%trbinoern, ettpa Hunoert nngsTehene nj
mdniIAe 8irger fengeRcmmeH, un nuf
iol9e Beife einen mprdIifden Druid
auf Bic RumdneH u~ussuaben. Inter
ben Sniernierten btfanb iia audi bic
Dtntter beg Miniferprdfibenitn 9ratis
anu, bic iebOh mad Snterbeniion Better
earps duF 4nprbnrng bes generaIfefb=
marlGdls Mddenlsu iUieber in Greibsit
s'l'st pnr0',
Gin G6[aa nit Der, 3nnets btr
Oas asrs iriift lift irIrliamsEzo
grIad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07

mOelidit glei9 Itin. GonIt ipI Der
@arten ii1 fret innerbdlb Der ibnt angez
~pisisnen einfa9 gs5si9neten 8eete ents
falten unb in biefer rei9en 8lumens
uno BFl1n3enentFaltung, ba lit Der linz
tsrI9isb Su irden, Der benz dlteren 8ar@
ten, ndmentli9 benz fran50iTI9en gegeus
iiber, gu Sage tritt, in BEN bic pfIdn5e
nur elm Wlittel sur grreifuug zines
dr9itettonif1en 3psdes mar. 9eute
dber tit, Defenders Der 8flme, in ibrer
anenbli6en @etoltung urb Gdrbuug,
nit pollem ReGte Der @ordug i'm @drs
ten einaerdumt porben. Mber cine
ue6erlabunq Der 9eete unb RabdtteR
nit pfldn5eH, bic aud elmer gebeibli6ea
gntpidIung Der 9spd6Ie nidt ents
Ipridf, ion unb mub permieben tperoen.
Bel Der Mnldee Der 9drtenpege lit
tets be nDtige Riidfi8t nuf bic Suuss
einaGnae Su nebmsn, bic in Der 8sgel
bic 5iibrmg Der 9uupttpeee bsitinmer.
Die Rebenpeee legt man 70, bab is 3l
sintm beItimmten 3iele binleiten oSer
bier 5uIdmmsnldufen. 4noererIeits ioa
BON ben 6enItern bts Saiifes aus bar
Bid auf bic 8limenbeete fallen, is
folea bon bier aus nidt bar4 drlbtrs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-07
Die Prohibitions -2Sewegltug
int oSduoe.

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pOratiuueH. 49, Der 6aIOUn. 5rancufimmrrdt Bon 2543
Counties ale biz anf 355 0%trOden", nnS Der Suuum s%etissen.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-12
WOMAN Is BEHEADED;
NO One SEEMS TO CARE
MOrgue Is Haven Of Body Of Some
body Somebody Knew.

The body Of the woman. found with
her neck completely severed, on the
railroad tracks at Second and G
streets southeast Sunday morning. is
still at the District morgue, uniden-
tifed-
A young girl, who had read Of the
accident in the newspapers. went to
the morgue last night an dsaid she
believed the body was that Of q wom-
an she knew who lived at an address
in Pennsylvania avenue northwest. A
sister OF this woman was sent for,
and she said the girl was mistaken.
A coroner's jury met yesterday and
decided the woman died from injuries
received by being struck by a train
and that death was accidental
The police also obtained a clue
which led them to believe the woman
might have been from Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-12
WILL MAKE APPEAL
FORRED CROSSFUND
Henry P. Dawson to Speak
Here Next Friday.
THOMAS NELSON PAGE ASSISTS
Writer and Diplomat Contributes
Through Committee Here.

Henry P. Dawson. vice chairman OF
the National War Finance Committee
and a member Of the ]. P. Morgan
Company, who is directing the ma
tional campaign to raise at least
S1OO,OO0,OOO this year for Red Cross
activities at home and abroad, has
accepted Henry B. F. Macfarland's In
vitation to address a meeting Of the
local Red Cross finance committee 20
be held Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Acceptance of this invitation OF Mr..
Macfarland's is a rare tribute to the
part which Washington Is playing In
the raising Of the fund, as Mr.. De-
vison has already declined scores OF
Invitations from other cities.
A war lunch" will be served to the
members OF the finance committee at
the conclusion OF the meeting by the
women's refreshment committee, such
as they serve to arriving troops.
Plans will be perfected at this gath
ering for the efforts to be put for
ward during Red Cross week, June
1924
Among the contributions received
today is the one from Thomas Nelson
Page, ambassador to Italy. An
nouncement by the Piney Branch Cit
liens Association OF q gift OF an am
bulance costing $3.50 and their inten-
ton to replace It II 1t Is destroyed
was also received.
The total amount Of the fund Sat-
urday night was s2I3.ssS.7s. Of which
ti53.54O was paid in. and OF which
$3.50 was appropriated.
Contributions Acknowledged by the
local Red Cross committee today follow:
Piney Branch Citizens Association.
ambulance. $50; Ambassador Thomas
Nelson Page. 800: Asher. Ayres. SO:
Miss E. J. Skinner. IS; Asher Firepross-
ing Company. S25O; Mrs. william T. Car
roll. 81: National Cathedral School for
Girls. special class. g: George E. Lo-
REM, 81; employees OF BiEEs Heating
Company. Inc. 25.45: William II. Gott-
leib, SO: Miss Frances Young. $50: en-
pioyes OF L. F. Randolph & Co.. $50:
winifred Downey. 81: through e. H.
Droop-W. T. Glover. S13; Charles @.
Vollmer. $50; Helbig Brothers, SIS; Ar
thur Jordan Piano company. so: through
George w. Harris-Daniel Freeman. IS
l. B. Boyce. S: c. E. Kerfoot, S.