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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04
WANTED


ANTIQUE furniture. broken jewelry, gold sill.
YER false teeth, feather beds. Antiques"
735 Walnut Phone Walnut 70eG. Est 1865
BOTTLES, feathers, furniture, false teeth, rags,
paper. tails. antiques hair. We pay 20co
Co., 37th and Lancaster. Preston 5OS5
BROKEN JEwELRY. antiques, pistols. coins.
Coin books with prices pay mailed, 16c ], r.
Boss tPeople's Storel, 208 S. 11th Wal. 44S8.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Thousands are convinced that pay MUCH
MORE MONEY than any other dealer for
mems discarded clothing Of any description
hats. shoes, etc. Also ladies' street dresses
snd eyepHUs ESw1s @ Call Us G,y at once and get
Write, call phone Market 353s or Main
233S, and will promptly send a refined
buyer anywhere, any time
SELIGSOHN, sTH AND SPRING GARDEN
.CAsT-oFF CLOTHING WANTED
Gentlemen, do not get rid of your cast-off
kowits will buy your clothes OF any size, color
or make: will pay high prices for suits and
overconts. trousers, shoes also full dress
suits: will call on you any time you wish, in
or out Of town.. Write Berkowitz 9U5 NJ 10th
ST.. or phone Poplar 3063.
CAsT-OFF clothing; positively pay 6Opo more
than others: suits. overcoats. DIR. suits, shoes;
or eve, city sub. Friedman Bros, 1if4 South
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. antiques, entire
or part houses bought for cash no matter how
large. j. Bernstein, 1854 Ridge ave-
FURNITURE, ETC, WANTED. BEERD 1857
PENNsGRovE BEL. PopLARl. PRES,47O7W
TALKING MACHINES, musical Instruments and
Victor and Columbia records: highest cash
prices paid. Terminal Exchange. 1908 Fllbert
Postal call. PHI. Wal. 2017. Always open.
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~ L ESTATE FCR SALE
Observation-Disclosures EHLS

C,as.r'@ rom Pr,cgdag Column
sn'".E ,gpMnaH-Th. best values anywhere
Vs. % Auh1or, i1ol"y IN new aud attrac.
- l.r%.,,"n, ago 4,y4u'isui lo.room bungalow
lars" up,. of ground, easy terms. 70 inspect
''' W| :. DAVIS. office at station.
SsCRr,E At S4iuo-. putrra,d stonc.and-
l'."I., @ia story rg! i.y.". "a irood, Sloc-
Darby.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
Any price. All locations. sale or rent
CHARLES ]. HOOD CO.. Morris Bldg.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND BUILDING SITES
!. r. JACKSON 60,
CHESTNUT AND 18TH SITS.
EI,ttNS PARK-N,w colonial dwE.. 10 rms
hatis; min. from sta, MCCORMICK & Nc
tOEMIcK, lol0 Chestnut st. and Ekns Park.
%trl GRAN RESIDENCES for sale or rent
attractive locations; prices right Maurice j.
Hoover, Ronl Estate Trust Bldg.
LARGE LAST OF SUBURBAN HOMES, sale or
WM II WILSON co, Norris Bldg.
:, .j;j EBhN HOMES, country places and build
iua =t,r to suit all requirements.
~. .. lIUNTER, Wayne, Pa.
NEW JEEsEY-SyByRBAN
WOODBURY., n is ,;:i.-5 UUr
FINEST FACILITIES
por best property, all classes
= - wilkins II Cooper ST. Woodbury.. N. J.
tubs, garage for = cars; one sq. to station, .
soy. to trolley. Walter G.. Wilson, Bank BLDG.
tulngsWO1d, y. J.
L!ppfNCOrr LOTS IND HOMES
HAWnqT ;,.r rIiT,,GB,IS. ,n, .,.,Nr M j.
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SITUATIONS WANTT D-MALE

CUAI'FFEUR--A1 and mechanic desires post
tion; best ref Address 1850 Madison 81
CORRESPONDENT, one who In conscientious
and dictates 200 letters daily. d. sires
tive position G. d55. Ledger Central.
STPERVIStNG ELECTRICIAN Industrial plaW
car he engaged as required. G. Az. Led. Cont.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

245 s. JUMPER
New Elevator Apartment Building
One room and hath, rooms and bath, 2
rooms. bath and, kitchen; possession guaran-
'eeu oe' MERTON GREENS
Walnut G92o, Liberty Bldg, Race 227o.
THE LoUDEN-s. w, corner OF Rread and
nudcn SITS suite OF rooms and bath,
rooms and bath: every room an outside room;
all modern conveniences
HOUSEKEEPING APIS. all parts OF city, rents
so5 10 $40 per month Call, phone or write for
Information Samuel Stern, 1901 Chestnut.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TWO CENTRAL apartments rooms and bath;
beautifully furnished
NORMAN 3. SHERWOOD & CO.. 1921 Walnut.
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Observation-Disclosures prices paid for old gold
snnWri ,iaIse teeth, platinum, pawn tickets.
LINN, l5oO Ftlhert st, second floor.
SEWING machines. all makes repaired, expert
machlnst. 1924 Susquehanna ave. Dia. 5537.
MASSAGE -r9ce; scalp; manlcurng. 1oJ Heed
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MACHINERY AND FOOLS

MACHINERY AND FOOLS
IN A SENSE YoCOM ANTT-TRICTIrN METAL.
for lin,nG machine hHnrirpa So sometimes unr
Of 'he most inporta0t machine accs ties
IRON ard BRASS FOJNDRYS. li5 North
IAMEs Y0coM & SON.
COZ ,MA N-HHOTMh NEK-MNAp. INC.
500 Cornmorcial Trust pnildire.
New ard rcbu'N cnrlusr md generators
Pt"r"s' Srrnce 07s Race a5@9 ~,
POWER Plant EQUIPMENT
Pynolhos ro'or1 hotl.r, steam end oil On
FRANK TO0MEY, Inc, l27 ", 30 at.
YNtNCS. muto"o end machinery lourht s0d
nrd rnu'cd: a-TEtur"s rNpaired. Main ~,
Matt 200 vo"'9'av CO, 2"i Y, ~ It.
SCRAPE1,---t2- IN. "WritnrY" with Grinder.
comrl.i.' ~ GOOD order. l., y, Sryt"rt's sons,
WOOD .PrLTTVS tGIlN'rN; thousands in stock
cHATLEs BOND COMPANY, 500 Arch at.
20 X. W. direct -ronncct,d units t:5 and 300
volts. 40 X. W. helted generator, 11O volts.
N'TTALL, 17As \. 5th a..
MANFpS Of ulan and automatic machinery.
Serd for booklet. A. Eacke Son. 240 s, 9th.
ALTERNATING and direct current motors; now
and used. @, Mink Co. 227 y. 4th.
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BOARDING

vacancies. with board. Poplar Ga3I.
FINE. illo--lI"autifuly inratDt house: cool,
comfortable rooms, baths, hot water, porch.
6iTH ST, ~, 4l2--S"veral attractivcly fnrn.
rooms. = commun!rat ting; steam HCat; phone.
Young MAN. YOU will find wholesome food and
homclik" SURROUNDINGS with tho private family
at 803s Chestnut ST., near a."
THE LITTLE TEA ROOM IN the Clormont. 4lth
and Walnut; excellent table. Barring 1922 w.
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APARTMENTS
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
Is Q = T. y


IS OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
the best and are accustomed to receive it--at
mand and receive. is moderate--it Will make
a strong compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenter 8
Station, Germantown. Just off beautiful Lin
coin Drive, on the Pennsylvania Railroad 80
or so trains a day; surely TRANSPORTATION
enough for any one.
suites Of . rooms and bath to rooms and
. baths; the size to suit your requirements.
prcrs are from $50 w.
PELHAM COURT is n quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an 8hso-
lutely ideal and exclusive suburban location,
In a word YOU may come to PELHAM
COURT and 'nd perfect suburban location,
with TRANSFORMATION unexcelled. an Ideally con
atructed hutldiaF, quiet, dignthcd. elegant. You
may select an apartment of the size to suit
YOUR individual needs you will find all your
housekeeping problems solved and taken care
of for you absolutely without effort on your
part you will find table of the utmost eN-
cellence at a most moderate price, and the
same courtesy, service and attention is uni
form throughout the entire establishment
For full information, ARRANGEMENTS for In
spect!on and reservations call. phone or
write 10 -
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD & co.
1921 WALNUT ST.
SPRUCE 3011 RACE 3o25
Or their representatives on the premises at
Pelham Court
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yi,pT,pIVTENDFNT Tor largo buildnV' only
eybose familiar with large heavy construction
need apply; give fun particulars In letter
T5o Ledger Central
ryAppEI,-Experience man on section mill dry
work Howard and Huntingdon SITS
WEAVER Knowles. looms; good job, steady
work Howard and HuH,ngd2n sls.-
y0ITN,l MAN wanted Immediately by trust com
'vnarv IN central part uf city for clerical posi-
ton O asa Ledger Central.
SoITYC; MAN for stock clerk. Is years Of age;
steady position; good salary. Apply Forrest
Laundry. 1925 Columbia ave. ..-.-
BRITISH. patriotically inclined TO AID cause
services appreciated. 9. e. Brock caxton
puilding Buffalo. n. '.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

Continued from Preceding Column
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-04

.rr,u t,ITTERS 100, union, for wrirhtstown
lodging and transportation furnished
Apply wrightstown. n. j.. or Irwin 4
leighton, 15i n, 18th st.
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-JEATING

HEATERS. boilers. ~ancna now md rebuilt
removed FOR the Nar''r-ro'aaT health heat
will irstHn ohcTp. 1927 Fllbrrt.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

Continued from Preceding Page
.lrrs MANAGER, assistant, who has had sue
rcessful record with large manufacturing con-
60 and through personal experience knows
The value Of modern sale sales m methods and how
0sni 70 reply in detail. 432. Ledger Office.
.,IEsNAN, real estate. who would like to start
eA.,,,, business for himself, II YOU can finance
lna,rself ~ we will turn over tract fully de-
sonped With any cash; $4,000; profitable
cSance, NJ 413. Ledger Ohce.
.lIEsNEN Two snappy statesmen wanted;
esnommissIon basis waste naper haliug
,,yasses; leads and prospects daily. I35,
LEDGER Office. -------.-.-.-------
svyToN wanted, Catholic church. must attend
10 school boilers. Apply sos s. Hutchinson st.
ait .of- town construction camp Wrlghtstrwn,
J.; lodging and TRANSPORTATION furnished
tree Apply Irwin 4 LeiEhton, ~ y. 18th
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and tenor singers for local
MINISTRIES. @ 65s, Ledger Central
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Factories
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FtNNNNINNNIN FAKNS
FOR EAT.E--A .j-acro farm Includes some
crops, REQUIRES 500 in cash; splendid build
inss; GnDd soil: lasting water; we'll located.
fruit and chicken farm near Schwenks-
yiIle;, good house barn and chicken houses
high location; good exposure: price S1600 only
part in cash required. For further particu-
las on the above address FRANCIS w.
WACK, SoNwenksvlc, Pa.
FOR CHOICE Bucks and Montgomery County
farms s"rd for list state size.
W. FORREST MAGEE, Southampton, Pa.
~ ACRES s3500; vicinity Iansdale: unusual
bargain; cf'Cl0cur. IL g. Reese & Sons. o Z,
Airy St. NOrriHtowN. Pa.
CHOICE FARMS
rO'NTRN SEATS ALI SECTIONS
&. T.. PETERS d SON SOS CHESTNUT ST.
40 ACRES. 10 wood q pasture. spring water.
'N~nou Npus" hank horu. S25O0, Doylcstown
district Reed Nash, Plpersville Pa
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OLD GOLD
STORAGE

MILLER N BROAD STORAGE CO.. Broad ab
Iehigh ave. new fireproof addition: rooms fire.
proof; furniture and china packers: automobile
vans; estimate free. Bell phone Diamond T480.
FIDELITY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES;
1Sll-lSl0 MARKET ST.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE CO.
AUTO Packing and shipping
SERVICE $50 LANCASTER AVE.
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s. T.. COR. 10TH AND BALTIMORE AVE.
SEE TIL; unequaled homes. Springfield ave.
afth and 57th. only SilOo; new feature: @prll
house has private cement steps; inri"srd
porches. JAMES G. ENRERG. Builder.
HALF SQUARE from 45th and Spruce; 2 story
hot-watcr beat. electric lights. hardwood
floors; cost SG5OO Mt assessment $500 or less.
Taylor & Son, % $. 40th.
s4iOO-WII.LOWS AVE, 5!th to hSth; iurnishe1
ss1RmmiESivr, n%HT "wncrs' 5ai5 CHESTNUT st. Z"
57l4 WALNUT ST.--3-story modern porch dwell
ing; assd. S3300; make offer. J. Edward I.uta.
iIth
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Frankfort

47lG LEIPER ST.-One oc the finest Old homes
in the aristocratic section OF Frankeord, con
tanning every modern improvements; spdctou,
grounds, old shade, garage, etc; viii be sole
at a great sacrifice; only very small amount
of cash required; balance can he financed fol
responsible party Full partlcuars from
NORMAN S, SHERWOOD CO., l1.l walnut
FRANKFORT HOMES
BUILDING SITES
SCHWEITZER t449 FRANkFORD AVE.
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GERMANTOWN
Chestnut Hi,

CHOICE PROPERTIES for sale In CHESrSC
HILL and ST. MARTINS: all sizes,
JOSEPH NJ. JENNINGS
CHESTNUT HILL. PA.
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SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS special scientific care:
nervous, elderly and rest cases; every COM
fort; nurses. booklet. Or. Randall, Chestnut
I'M. Fhila. and Wildwood J.. nv TIE sea.
CHRISTIAN SANITARTUM unsectarian: mod
ical stan; moderate rates: spacious grounds.
Old York rd TO Broad St, south Of ChcIen ave.
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REAL ESTATE. mortgages and conveyai
VIM. ID. CHAMBERS
4a33 N. Broad st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CAPITAL SECURED FOR
PRACTICAL ENTERPRISES
P ll3. LEDGER OFFICE.

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
We obtain charters under any State; very
small cost: no charge for interview. Penn
sylvana Charter Guarantee Company, Drexel
Building,
FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR---Do your bit; $50
INVESTED In "a brood TO be cared for by us
Will pay large profits; booklet free.
Pine Ridge Farm Co., Vineland, n. ].
PATENTS-our books sent free, ''How 10
Obtain Patents" Victor J. Evans & Co,
1439A Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kuscher have re-
turned to Natchez after stay of sew
eral months at St. Joseph, While here
Mr.. Ruscher has done the following
cement work:
For THE Town OF ST. .OsEPH
Curb and gutter $50 feet, Front st.
Walk l25 feet front of Smitha's
stable.
Walk 800 feet on Oak street.
Walk rs feet and crossing on Oak
street.
Walk 300 feet front and side Union
Church to residence of Z. F. Newell.
Walk 1O5 feet front of residence of
A. Bondurant.
Walk 1859 feet Y 10 feet front of Ker-
shaw building on plank road.
Brick walk 300 feet on plank road.
PRIVATE WORK.
Walk in front yard of residence of
F. Skinner.
w ain IVA iIOhN oih w lC0iuthNc VI
ID. F. Ashford with bridge, also floor
in garage.
Walk in front yard of residence of
DR.. Murdoch.
Bridge i'm front of Mrs. Bonney's
residence.
Walk in front yard and bridge for
W. J. Ward.
Concrete floors in two stores for w.
r. Baker s. Son.
Walk from Court House to Gazette
office.
Concrete floor in stable of H. L.
Smitha.
Walk in front yard of Abrahm's
House, also bridge.
PARISH WORK
Water trough in Court House yard.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Won BY TIE Delta Fair Association at The State Fair Shreveport Louisiana
October 3lst to November 5th

10 ears Calhoun Red Cob Speed, 10
do Sanders, 500
p w. Wilson, 500
III ears Sentel White Dent, Geo S. Yerce 1000
40 a. f. kel 3rd 500
E. Ransdel, ZOO
III ears Mosbys Prolific r. c. Webb
10 ears Any Other Prolific Geo Sewer
100 variety Fair Association E. 1900
do p. W. Wilson
do Geo Sanders 1000
do Corn Growers Association c. E. Speed 800
Corn Display and Corn products 90
10 ears c. E. LOO
De'' peck oal +. l.. Guthrie ls 500
20 W. H. NetterviHe 4h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2OOl
Best peck Meal Fl. 20
Best peck Clay C.G
Best peck Soy NJ.
Best bale Alfalfa Hay, .......... 800
espedeza Hay w. NJ Scott
Whe Glover Seed, John Blanche 1st
Red Glover Seed, John Blanche 200
rue
Any other variety Peanuts, j. 3OO
Best bale native hay, r. X BOney
Sheaf Early Rice, Ellis ZOO
Ihreshed rice, Reiber Wimberly 3rd
Irouno Alfa IT, r. Purnel 1st 200
Best Bacon, q. w.
npa securing fecahs MISS Annie Cuie 500
nah'eo vaeties fecan Mrs H. Alexander 800
Money Pecans, amI|
money Naker Fecans H. James End 100
Success Pecans, Mrs
"erha" 'het' Lee oMeios lst 800
Total. ........ s1e6 90
+ or second Best Parish Display 90
Grand Total 1871 90
our negroes won second best Parish Display the
Respectfully, WATSON VANCE, Agents.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16

Mr.. E. G. Hegley, the Ford auto
mobile dealer at st. Joseph, has as his
guest his father, Mr.. H. w. Hegley,
of Chicago. This is Mr.. Hegley's first
visit to our country and we are glad
to learn that he is greatly pleased with
same. In this connection it is worthy
to mention that Mr.. Hegley made a
record breaking trip from Chicago to
st. Joseph, covering the distance in
about q hours. He left Chicago at
1890 p. m. Tuesday and reached St.
Joseph at ga p. m. Wednesday.
The Tensas Chapter of Red Cross
this week shipped to the New Orleans
headquarters the following articles
made by the various members OF the
Chapter and which are to be sent to
France for use of the soldier boys:
II mufners, 30 pairs socks, 43 pairs
wristlets, 20 sweaters, 8 helmets, SO
bed shirts, Is pairs psjamas, 2 bath
robes. This is the third shipment from
the Tensas Chapter to the Gulf Di-
vision Red Cross Supply Service,
which shows that the Tensas ladies
have not been idle.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16

Miss Hathaway of the Presby terian
Hospital, New Orleans, is spending
her vacation in st. Joseph as guest of
Mrs. Helen Abrahm.
Mrs. W. A. Gibbons, of Texarkana,
Tex, visited her sister, Mrs. McAllister
at her old home at Waterproof, and
her brother, Mr.. w. M. Davidson, at
st. Joseph, last week. This was Mrs.
Gibbons first visit to Tensas in about
eight years. Her friends we're pleased
to see her looking so well.
Mr.. Isaac II. Snyder of New Orleans
was a visitor to Waterproof, st. Jo-
seph and Newellton this week, in his
capacity of assistant bank examiner Of
Louisiana. This was Mr.. Snyder first
visit to Tensas i'm some years and he
received cordial welcome from his
many old friends in this his native
town.
Mr.. Victor Sachse was among the
pOPuioi CoiniuCTCloi lEdttIcTS mere
this week. Mr.. Sachse always re-
ceives cordial welcome ut ST. Joseph,
which claims the honor of being his
birthplace. His friends were glad to
to see him looking so well. He in
formed us that his brother, Mr.. Fritz
Sachse, is In business at Atlanta, Ga.
Fritz's friends wish him great success
in whatever line he may follow.
Mr.. Hugo Jereslaw, the hustling
young merchant of Newellton, this
week made what he considers the
largest single shipment of pecans ever
made from Tensas parish. The pecan
crop this year is very heavy and I'M
less neglected the pecan business this
year should exceed all previous years,
and that is saying great deal, for the
1915 crop Melted the people of Tensas
parish possibly $4,000, ranging all the
way from &c to Csc per pound.
Levy R. Morris, Newellton, Is con-
Quoting a special sale from November
Is TO December Is, Offering rare bar
gains in ladies' clothing and mems
overcoats; also watches for both men
and ladies. Avail yourself of it.-adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16
ChROIIRE'S LETTER TO POLLY.
st. Joseph, La, Nov. IA.

st. Joseph, La, Nov. IA.
DEAR Polly:
Do you realize that our country is
at last in the great struggle, that we
are not only fighting only for man
kind but for our own liberty as well /;
that we are sending our boys to a
foreign land to face the horrors of
the trenches; that they are giving
up every thing to fight our battles
many their lives-that the world
may be made safe for us; and that
apart from human courage, the ugli-
ness and foulness of war grows
greater month after month ?
Did you ever stop to think, Polly,
what the Y. VI. C.. 4. huts will mean
to these tired homesick boys who are
suffering the hardships of life in the
camps or in the trenches deep with
mud? If you have Polly, just thank
yourself that you gave SO generously
in the drive this week, for we have
once more proved ourselves equaI I'D
the trust imposed on us, and have
gone "iover the top" in the amount
assigned.
Somebody's boy is going to France;
Somebody's heart goes with him along,
Somebody prays: ooh, give him
chance,
Keep him courageous, we'll girded and
strong'".
Is that somebody you?
Somebody's boy finds cold and wet,
The trenches are deep with death and
mud.
Somebody's boy cries Don't forget,
IT'S for Freedom and you Pm spilling
my blood'".
Is that somebody you?
Gratefully yours,
CAROLINE.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16
Y.M. CA DRIVE IN TENSAS PARISH,

The drive made this week in Ten
sss parish by the Y. NJ. g. A. division
OF the U. s. Army has been quite sue
cessful, though the full quota assessed
to this parish, $500, has not yet been
fully met. We understand about $500
has been raised about st. Joseph and
vicinity, with Waterproof and Newell
ton to te heard from. The Camp Fire
Girls at st. Joseph have also been busy
and this week made house to house
campaign, soliciting aid entirely from
the ladies. They too raised a nice
sum, about $110. The Camp Fire Girls
were divided into tribes, each tribe
led by an Indian princess as captain,
and prize was offered the tribe max
ing best returns. The prize fell to the
tribe led by Miss Annette Rollins, their
collections being s43.75. Following is
the list of tribes:
TRIBE
Katherine Ward, captain; district,
Court House square; company, Alice
Bondursnt, Robbie Worrell, Thelma
Smitha, Sadie Guthrie; collection,
1881.
TRIBE 2
Lena Baragona, captain; district,
plank road; company, jamie Newell,
Berta Newell, Edna Bondurant, Eliz-
sbeth Osborn; collection, s22.l5.
TRIBE 3
Annette Rollins, captain; district,
Front street; company, Camille Bue-
low, Gusta Buelow, Mary Kate Skin
ner, Louise Ward; collection, s43.76.
TRIBE
Elizabeth Smith, captain; district,
rest OF town; company, Mollie
Drake, Wealthy Clarke, Elizabeth
Drake, Eunice Thomas; collection,
o34.OO.
Guardian Of the tribes--Miss Clara
Whitney.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-11-16
MOTEL LOBBY CROWDED WITH COTS FOR
SOLDIERS.

Soldiers, soldiers everywhere, with
out a place to sleep. Such was the
condition OF affairs Saturday night
until Manager Emmett ). Newton, of
the Park hotel, came to the rescue.
After having filed his rooms to ca
pscity, as well the sun parlor on the
top floor, Mr.. Newton filled up his lob
by and parlors with cots in order to &C =
commodste the "boys," who other
wise would have been forced to return
to the camp.--Chattanooga News.