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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
POSITION TOWARD
ENEMY IS GIVEN
Red Cross Knews Ne Difference aud
Makes ne Discrimination Against
Those of German Origin.

Many questions have arisen as to the
attitude of the American Red Cross to-
ward Germans wounded on the battle
field. and also towards Americans of
German origin amltating themselves
with Red Cross hospital units gong
abroad. To make clear the attitude Of
the Bed Cross. Henry p. Dawson.
chairman of the war council author
ICES the following statements
When war was declared between
the United States and Germany the
neutrality of the American Red Cross
of course ended automatically, The
American Red Cross can cooperate
only behind the lines of the United
States and its allies
But the Red Cross knows no such
thing as the nationality or wounded
man ANY wounded enemy turned over
TO the care of the American Red Cross
viii receive as kindly treatment as any
friend.
THE Red Cross VIII not only extend
every aid and comfort tip the armies
of America and its allies but it VIII
assist in every possible way the sick
wounded and afflicted among the civil
ian populations among our allied
countries. This is i'm conformity with
-i' ptaN.-N- - .''-
III every -5ol1.i .,.- MI r-----
az ~ US pei-y 49,
III -'it7 1oN.'lts
man ~ - IA ,r-- ,---.... -... .s.-s---.--s
- ..,--+.--, f,..--......, ~
American citizen.
Insofar as base hospital units are
concerned the i>s1 >lla -41Lt5 anu
ehilsJs llLe ol''-s- % -io19 ~
sem 70 EI.opg - 3I3.. - -
" -ln 80 1871 80 +--.5
tHe a1l111' ~ -...- -
INTO ser nee eugS9 Ll-s7 N.-5-t t.'' -
lle army ri -Lls eH1,e" a5 T..
mere y u ootl'9 81 10 '.-- "
lAg L's' u 80 ~ ..-.. - .'-- q, '- .
aSa'ha1 any los a. ~. 3. -. n.y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
WOODMEN OF WORLD
TO HOLD An OUTING

The officers of camp No. 81. Wood
men OF the World met yesterday art-
ernoCn at the home of n. c. Downs
for the purpose of completing ar
rangements for the basket picnic 70
be held next Sunday i'm the grove al
Fortiath street and Tenth avenue,
Rock Island The picnic grounds can
hest be reached Dy taking the Elm
street car to Fortieth street and Four
teenta avenue and then walking Eour
blocks north The picnic VIII he an
all dsv affair for members and their
friends On arriving at the picnic
grounds they will be furnished iden-
tifcat5ou buttons which viii entlt5e
them TO participate in the contests
and privileges OF the picnic. Lemon
aae will be served free all day and
Ice cream al meal time There WITH
be baseball game between members
of the camp and an effort viii he
made to have as many of the former
members of the baseball teams OF tae
camp present as possible and L
enough are there. q game VIII be
uIaved between them and the present
ball team There VIII be tug Of war
between the ladies and men at a
ratio Of three ladies 10 two men.
There viii be a clothes pin contest
throwing under TO- foot race. sack
race ana clothes pin contest for men
and a foot race for boys under Is.
Prizes viii be awarded the winners Ia
all games and contests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
STRIKES MAN OVER
HEAD WITH A CLUB

J. ". Walker. an employee Of the
American Express company at the
Thirty first street station, was fined
$40 and costs TO-DAY on a disorderly
conduct charge Walker was charged
with striking III. j. Gehrmaa. travel
ing salesman over the head with
club Walker told the police he
thought Gebrman was going to strike
him and acted in 1eIf-defense. The as
sauIt occurred at y O'clock Sunday
morning Gebrmsn was not satisfied
with the punishment meted Out to
Walker and went before States Att0r-
uev FIoyd T. Thompson this morning
TO file Information charging Walker
with assault with q deadly weapon
Jim Papras and =. II. WehIage. ar
rested by Motorcycle Officer Shannon,
paid s. and costs for speeding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
TWO NEGROES SLUG
AND ROB A MAN HERE

No arrests were reported by the
police today in the case Of D. Fla
herty. who was slugged and robbed By
two Negroes IN the alley in rear Of
the Illinois Oil companys office, 1917
Second avenue. Saturday night Mer-
chant Police Dennis Bennett was a
witness to the smuggling and took Fla
herty TO the station. His assailauts
escap ped. Two suspects We're taken,
but later released, FIaherty had been
drinking heavily and was unable to
tell the police how much money he
had lost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
STOLEN CARS ARE
FOUND BY POLICE
Officers Are Successful In Locating
Three Machines Taken Saturday
Night and SUNDAY.
ONE or THIEVES CAPTURED
Milton Denich Of Davenport Found
Riding IN Roadster Belonging to
l.. y. Kent in Nuscatine.

Three automobiles we're stolen in
Rock Island Saturday night and sun
dag All three machines were later
recovered through the efforts of the
local police department.
A valuable roadster, the property OF
T. 8. Kent 9t5 Twenty street,
Moline was taken from Eighteenth
street and Second avenue yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Kent left the car there.
going so Davenport on the ferry on
business When he returned the ma
china was missing He notified the
poilcs and furnished Q description 0f
the car. The police notified the au-
rhorities OF the surrounding cities Of
the theft
some time later MUscatine notified
the local police that Kent's ear had
been recovered. Milton DenIck Of
Davenport who was found driving the
car. was placed under arrest When
being taken 10 the lookup there he
broke away, but was again captured
after an exciting chase Last evening
Detective Thomas Cox went 10 Musca-
tine and returned with tbe prisoner.
He is now lodged ia the city jail
awaiting "a hearing.
Ueuick at one time served 80 days
.u Davenport for the theft of an auto
mobile. Some time before that he
stole q motorcycle and peddled il iu
parts Ienick comes from o respect
able family ia Davenport.
joy Riders Busy.
A passenger automobile belong
ing to w. r. Tiedemann. 14I6 Twenty
first avenue, was stolen from Market
square early Saturday evening The
car was recovered later i'm good condi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
ARSENAL TROOPS
ENTRAIN TONIGHT
FOR SPRINGFIELD
Three Companies Leave. Government
Island for State Capital and Then
To South.
FECJLABs 10 ACCOMPANY THEM
Report Current That - Regulars of
Ordnance Department Detachment
VIII Also go.

The remaining three companies OF
The gaa Hundred and Forty-fourth
regiment. United states infantry, sta
.ora4 -- Rock Island arsenal. viii
rss.a time tonight for Springfield.
rr.. f-a. where they viii later 60 into
--a.a.-e a- Houston Tex To prepare
t7~ service ~ Europe The companies
70 leave a~e.
Company + ~ Sterling
Company r of Moline
suaare Eli ar Monmouth
u understood also that two ser
fzaa.s and 10 priTates Of the regu-
lar a-r.- ordnance department detaCh-
meat ....n stationed alt the arsenal
iii. accom- naaE the infantry.
local Hau Commander.
-r.-- Edward II Dunavin Of Rock
TIan. commander of tine troops,
rna. a.az a she second battalion Of
the ...-.aar. The departure of the
fe-a. E...- tonight had been auticipat-
al o.. since orders TWO weeks ago
came directing other troops of the reg
srar. Including Company A. the Rock
Island unit. to East s.. Louls.
H.. na departure CT the Infantry
tna areuE If the Rock Island ar
a-aa.. she Rock Island bridge and the
Crescent railroad bridge Us placed in
t1. hands 0f civilian guards.
Arms censorship prevents officers
Gls SING The orders 10 ontrain. Ii
Is reported. however. that the troops
viii remain su Springfield but a very
short time going t1 East ST. Louis to
join other units OF the One Hundred
and H----.. frE~+h regiment and then
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
Regular Bar Working.
NAN ARRESTED HERE
WANTED IN KANSAS

I'd Parker was picked up at Twen-
ty-6fth street and Eighth avenue this
morning by Detective Thomas COX and
OHcar C. w Ginnane on advice Of au-
thOritIes at Pittsburg, Kan. Parker is
wanted in that city for having jumped
a jail bond Of ST 900 furnished by @ W
Gallagher. The nature of the charge
against him there is not known. He is
being held pending arrival of a repre-
sentative of the Pittsburg police force.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
STOP SELLING or
LIQUOR AT FIGHT
Deputy Sberiffs Robinson and Murray
Find e. Gases Of Beer at Boxing
Match on Big Island.
THOUSAND ARR IN ATTENDANCE
Emil Yetts and John Meyers Are Or
dered e. Report to States At
tOrney Thompson.

CONSERVATION was thrown into the
hearts of a thousand fight fans yester-
dav afternoon when Deputy SherlHs
e W Robinson and Jack Murray de-
seconded unannounced upou a boxing
contest I'm progress at Big island in
Black Hawk township and ordered the
wholesale sale Of beer stopped. Emil
Volts. Rock Island saloon man, and
John Meyers, truck gardener living
near tine scene OF the big 20. who were
active in the management Of the par
ty were directed to report today 70
states Attorney + r Thompson.
Whether fnformations will be fled in
county court the cases be presented
20 the grand jury. or be turned over TO
the federal authorities has not been
determined
The boxing bout was arranged by
the "Hiehbiuders.' an athletic organ
izati0n The affair had been extern
sively advertised the cards announc-
ing refreshments This evidently
proved a big drawing card, for when
the officials arrived on the grounds
there WAS a large crowd IN attend
ance and many machines enroute
However, the word was quickly passed
that tae deputies We're wise" and II
was surprising how quickly the spec
tators made their getaway.
Regular Bar Working.
According to the deputies. a regular
bar had been established and the beer
was being sold for tickets which cost
10 cents apiece IL is claimed that
one boy under years of age purchas-
ed half dozen bottles. and as cases
Of booze were on the grounds The
admission 10 the bout was ST Black
HFr Ef fef 4r-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
81 MEN AND WOMEN
ARRESTED IN A RAID

One of the biggest hauls fl months
vas made by the local police in TWO
raids Of disorderly houses Saturday
night Six women and p men, all
Aezcaus We're rounded ND in TWO
Houses. one along the railroad tracks
between Twenty and Twenty-sec
onC street and the other in Smokey
gov" uu Fourth avenue between
lWenty-frsr and Twenty ec0nd
streets The women and men were
each fined So and costs on disorderly
conduct charges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
ARSENAL SERGEANT
TO INSTRUCT UNIT

Sergeant r J. Davis Of the ordnance
department attachment AT Rock Is
land arsenal was today selected by
the war department al Washington as
instructor Of 100 ordnance soldiers ar
the training camp at san Antonio.
Texas. He Will return to the arsenal
sept IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
HOG CHOLERA FIGHT
WILL BE CONDUCTED

beng mapped by the Rock Island
County Agricultural league over SOC
cards are being printed telling Of the
treatment which is necessary and Of
sAe proper way IN which to establish
Quarantine
4ae monthly meeting OF the board
~ directors Of the organization is be
~ held this afternoon at the Office Of
ta4AleT +. Edgerton, county advisor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
CLERK HELD
ON LARCENY CHARGE

Albert C. Leidel formerly employed
as a hookkeeper by Police Magistrate
c.. J. Smith. has been arrested an a
charge Of Iarcencv and is now IN
county Jail under 81 600 bonds pend
ing a hearing. 1t Is alleged that he
appropriated 10 his own use, money
belong sing TO Mr. Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
GAS PRESSURE FOR
WEST END UNIFORM

Uniform gas pressure for The west
end OF the city has resulted from the
installation Of a governor at Tire corner
of Eleventh street and Tenth avenue.
an Official of the Peoples Power COM
panv said today There has been trou-
Bile al times with the pressure in the
western section of the CITY, but was
Immediately eliminated with the in
stallation OF the governor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-13
ELKs TO HAVE MANY
CONTESTS AT PICNIC

FIzs of Rock Island Davenport and
Moline will have q varied program Of
sports at the first picnic OF the antlered
tribe of the three cities. 10 be held at
Watch Tower park Tuesday Of next
week Principal Of the events VIII be
a bah CANA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

ToOLMAkERS wanted. FIRST class. 70 cents ner
hnur steady work; days perNwnek; 2 shifts
aMern9tlng each mon,h; We will refund trans
portaton, after 30 days work with us we
tract for work. Come or write 70 Employ.
ment Department, American Brake shoe and
Foundry Co, 7l3 State St. Erie, Pa.
TOOL. DESIGNERS experienced on iiEE and
fixtures excellent opportunity FOR fhs right
men. Apply Remington Arms Co. Eddystone
Pa. Rrirg reference
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


USED UPRIGHT PIANOS
ondhSnd pianos Of ali standard makes every sr
day as part payment ,.I1o or pap9la pianos Prices
built and sold with the usual Hcppe suaran-
Zee, reIms s5 monthly and Upwards YAH or
write for large Illustrated catalogues and
special HfEPPE's fsaPHPP S's f9PPTTo6HwyN fTPTowN STORES
Cor. 9th Thompson sts.. Phila.
USED PLAYER-PIANOS
Several player pianos. slightly used, reduced
o% 5Tm as sS saS5 IS 'iOo 0eo" regular prices some as
Gsil or write for cOmpIGIttseD IIst with sRscl9!
sToREsl Cor. Gth and Thompson SITS, Phiia
s425-AEoLIAN ,Player-plqnoi The, very best
oW price fully ,ora sGgoi to S many psaGyocorPanos sGoo
SEA SEQ monhS s GfPSF e Sa large f and
SPECIAL plans Plan oh 81 TSompsoh hePBs PS9fown
900 NEW, PIANOS, including H,eppe Marcellus
Jules .oa II &C C. ,5SS SSShoWW2Sfsr WTs Tor sG
cataiogues and special plans Of payment
cs HEEPPFE,sS TrPPdT6wN tow STORES EESm.
S205-wEBERFIELD. Player-Panoi cost $3.50
new sWHaEIPpPPEEEEssH PPEEEEssH GupPPTowN STORES
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS, Pha.
Ss95-MATCHLEss Cunningham Player-plano;
cost 'saH sHaHEPPfPTE PIE $ VI ITPa'r66W3N9 ss!ToREs,
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS, PhIla.
BARGAIN--You should see beautiful, nearly
new Hughes Brof, Upright Piano. in mahog-
Henry r. Miller & SONS PIANO co.
VICTROIA vi with o lO-ln D. +. records
S29 5O fine outfit for looking for a good
machine at small price send for catalogue.
b. b. TODD. 1906 Arch St. 22s Market st.
Si75.0O-HAGEN RUEFER Upright Plano.
aRNRY aEpSsSYHIF f. '9aii Miller sRIS Sons PIANO co.
11O5 Chestnut st,
VICTRoLA TX In all finishes. including 10
in ID. f. records C12 seections), S54, so; this
Is a handsome machine with latest imp 81
wkly. b. b. Todd, 1906 Arch st., 22s Market.
HENRY u. MILLER Uprght Plano, rebuilt.
aggls; finish Tmaaahhosany easei original price,
HENRY F, MILLER & SONS PIANO co.
HOS Chestnut st,
PIANO, tG5-Uprght plano in splendid condl-
tiOn; suitable for beginner. =
h. b, TODD. 1905 ARCH ST.
PIANo-s75 CASH ss5. 81 weekly. for magnlh-
n. b. TODD. 1909 ARCH ST.
HAlNEs BROS. mahogany Upright Piano like
HENRY +. MILLER SONS PIANO co.
11O5 Chestnut 81.
PIANO. s75 cash Ss5 81 weekly. for magnln-
y. B, TODD, 1905 ARCH ST,
STYLE TX mahogany Vietroa and cabinet COM
piete, like new only $50.
HENRY f. MILLER & SONS PIANO co.
1lO3 Chestnut 81.
vIcTRoI.A.-5oo weekly win buy, CAN or write
b, 81 TODD. 1909 Arch st. 22s Market ct
EDoUARp JULES Upright Piano, epod eondl-
ton. dull-Enlah mahOganyf barEhluL AZ tlO0.
HENRY II, MILLER a SONS PIANO co.
li0h Chestnut ~.
YlRY sl.ioHrLY. USED yierola ana eablneti
'PrN \ r. ski {ii iI E 4 SONS PIANO co.
I|YI Chestnut a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

52lG SAMSON ST-Modern porch. front dwell
Ing bedrooms. all COnvenienCes: large lot
possession.
SEE THE unequaled homes Springfield ave
56th 70 57th. only $4,000: now features; each
house has private cement stems inClC sed
uorches. JAMES G. ENRURG builder.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


TINSMtTHS. 100 union, for Wrirh. .stown n
j.; b2ig per hour; plenty Of overtime lodging
ana transportation furnished free from phila-
HslphiR only. Apply Irwin Leighton. 15I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Continued from Pr"c"diaO Column
NEW JERSEY-sUBURBAN

NEW JERSEY-sUBURBAN
TANDEN-.
RENT--ild-t1S y. 27th st.. Camden ununuallv
attractive romrs, 500 paT month. r'r h. use
SIS per month. CRAAIER REALTY, 33l- Fed
oral 81, Camden.
WOODBURY. y Is MILES OFT
FINEST FACILITIES
FO~ hrtt property, all classes
j.. =. wilkins ~ Coopcr ST.. Woodbury. y. J.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
ACRES on trolley; modem houa. S3SOO. $500
cash; catalogue II. e. REESE & son 81 T.,
Airy St, Norristown.
BUCKS md Monte. Co ra~rng o II e'gos G. urirns.
RFNNtNGER & RENNtNGER Glcrsidr. Pa.
NEW JERSEY FARMS
II ACRES Of I'm" oak bottom land. with direct
frontage stat" putCnohilo road TO Atlantic
CITY roor "l'otrir ruilro1d station good train
service stOrcE "fc.. handy: 'verv inch t'lHh':
one " the hirhCSt elevations i0 Alta Nt'c
county; rrcr $50 n"r aero; worth 80 pc~ cont
will gall rH~f ~ small mN0fhly
navrne0'a. 10 '-'Hrrs = 81" I"drer Of7Ce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
DvnamOs. motors. boiler. steam and oil en-
gInes nuuops. aIr compressors.
FRANK TOOMEY, Inc. 1917 n. 80 st.
SANDERS - 80" 32s drum columbia Ameri-
can, As" 3-drum ''Milwau ukee." 40" ''Fay
& Egan": good condition. Seyfert's 437
n. Sd st
EUREKA concrete mixers: kerosene gas and
Easoline engines. Burchneld Co. d04 Arch ST.
DYNAMOS AND MOTORS AND MACHINERY
hought. sold. YEARSLEY co. 224 N. I'd st.
ALTERNATING and direct current motors: new
and used. @. MINK. 227 N 4th at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

..rvNrrRs, 400. union, for. Camp Dix.
MISREPRESENTATION furnished free from Phila-
ssin,enhIs sne only. irwin Leighton. 164 N. 18th
street.
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ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING

ROOM with private bath. central location. want,
ed by . young men: give full particulars
T. $50. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

.,ovr AND ACTIVE. BETwEEN 10
10Y, ~ BIZ is YEARS OF AGE, TO WORK IN
kS%sEafEEBBR Err E2bEJEIlSSEGEMBET. 2bEJEIlSSEGE HETTch1AfPfPGETE APPEE
ttAiNSsSEo x M TO MIR. KELLY, PUBLIC
ArnnGEER OFFICE, 9TH AND CHESTNUT
SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
USED AUTOMOBILES


'""t"t"'b yIoUt iTt'tdlHD Notuhlb
PAIGE 1916 touring G-4G. pass. in exceptional
condition throuEhout; specially priced. SsTh.
BlEelow-Willey Motor Co. 3ol n, Broad 81.
STANLEY used Kerosene for fuel Can YOU beat
Il? Phone Locust 1000 for demuustra ton.
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE CO
232i Chestnut 81.
1917 BUICK little six; perfect conditions re-
built and guaranteed: bargain 70 quick buyer;
Gosh or time. O33 North BROAD.
LIMOUSINE BODY, simplex Maroon; built by
1927 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

s,sPrNTERs wanted. A. Raymond RAN Co.,
Oiiess Thompson ----------------
6f,ERK, for general Office e work 6s; not over 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRtTERS RENTED
NOSNISTBIE-3 MONTHS. 81
NISIBLE--3 MONTHS e. 20
FACTORY REnIILT TYPEWRtTERS
500 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 25iO MAIN 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
-rrr.p wANrEp-MALE

corfiauod from PrccediHo Paoe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. 1NO2-Third-foor front: suitable
for married couple or people.
CHESTNUT. 2OO0
Rooms ana professional offices.
CHESTNUT 2O43-SecOnd floor suite. . rooms
and bath; single rooms: cleo: hot-wuter heat
NORRIS ST, W. 1877 very desirable rec-
Ond-stOTN front rooms. next to bath: heat
and light included: very convenient
WALNUT ST, l72I-Beautifully furnished
rooms. some with private baths; finest Ccu-
tral residence location; weekly rates.
WALNUT. 342t-Attractve furnished and un-
furnished rooms, single or en- suite.
PLEASANT third-noo room; private family;
3Gth ST. L." Cali Rarng 154l w.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Continued from Preceding Column
PlANO-Si@h. handsome Lester upright grand;
good as new; guaranteed; cost S42j.
B. II. TODD. 1906 ARCH ST.
s1I5 WILL BUY fire rebuilt ChickerIng Upright
Piano. mahogany case: price new. $3.50.
HENRY +. MILLER & SONS PIANO co.
1l05 Chestnut ST.
PGANO-S75 cash; $50. 81 weekly. for magnh-
cent upright piano; been uscd: decided bargain
n. ". TODD, 1900 ARCH ST.
ONLY SS5--A beautiful 800 Columbia Talking
Machine, mahOE4rN case.
HENRY T. MILLER & SONS PIANO co.
1lOi Chestnut ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

,osr CLERK. EXPERIENCED IN ENTERING
coslicTTnfY REPORTS AND DISTRIBUTING
EAASSbR MATERIAL AND BURDENi STATE
khnP EXPERIENCE AND SALARY EX-
pEcTED. 1913, LEDGER OFFICE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
UPHoLSTERING

WE MAKE your old parIor suit equal TO new:
hrSt-class workmanship guaranteed at lowest
priceS' slp covers, oOc up; q postcard will
PHlLA. UPHOLSTERY co. 1924 n I'd Phiia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING

VULCANI2FD AND USED TIRES
PIERCE CO, 1927 PARAMOUNT AVE.
REGAL REPAIRS and parts. O'Ray Auto Re-
palr. 940 Diamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

GENTLEMAN to share beautifully furnished
'Siegel Home" with couple; mCosed porch,
shower bath, ETC. 50 per week; references.
NJ S48. Ledger Central
HIGH-CLASS hrst-hoor apartment. furnished or
unfurnshed with without kitchen. 21O s.
12th st.
CENTRAL APARTMENTS = NORMAN 5.
SHERWOOD CO., 1921 Walnut 1T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

...--r-.,.d for stock board In brokers' oflce
BOY w.sbn is familiar with stock and commodity
oN swtlons wl preferred. NJ sA5, Ledger Central.
~ sss;sSf ~ oface and errands. Apply Van Dive
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
OLD GOLD

)TD GOLD bought silver. platinum false teeth
also talking machines and records; highest
prices paid. As N. 10th. Phone Walnut b767
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

I,NYO HUNDRED AND FIFTY a month; 7-room
furnished housekeeping apartment 400 s.
18th ST.
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION; special scientific care
nervous. elderly and rest cases; every COM
fort; nurses: booklet, DR., Randall Chestnut
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16
HAS RETURNED TO CANON CITY


Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Williams, late
residents of Sherman avenue. Lincoln
Park. who sold their property inter-
ests in this community few weeks
ago and went to Missouri with the in
tention of living there, have returned
to Canon City and will re-establish
their home here. They are convinced
from experience that Colorado offers
to people better climatic advantages
and more opportunities for material
gain than almost any other part OF
the country.
SHIPPED CAR LOAD OF CELERY
TODAY
William Isabel of the Hot Springs
addition today shipped car load of
celery to Kansas City. Mo. Large
quantities of celery have been mar
keted by growers during the last
week or more, but not until today
have consignments been made in car
load lots. The celery crop in the
Canon City district this year is re-
ported to be very good one. Mr..
Isabei's shipment was made over the
Santa Fe road.