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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-01
AUTOMOBILES



ALLEN idE demonstrator. f-cyi. 8 passenger, very
,as, ,aMsA,sTIERN MOTORS CORPORATION
Distributors standard 's' and mlen iscyI
nAnEM nn 1so. EbECTRlC-win sacrifice modern 4.
ppaassssenger coupe; excellent condition Apply
sslo N 18th st Phone Diamond 3i5s
viii sell Tor ssn'V aa@ i stss PSs
BUICK 1915 little six. b.psssenger touring car.
d%SsTEFN M5TSRss MR5ST TGGGslSH c6hf9RRFTTSN i99yRRqFEEgNN
Distributors standard 80 and Alien iocyl
'NiiAG weeks sso 1olI rosdstGr bough, less than :
sire. S2V. worth worth Of extra equipment Royal cord
owner auicl' sale price, $1,000. p Sal, led. ON
N"Ml2F MGFoRag ag t9hT5a%frfiSSg%s g asii & fiSgs'o"
Distributors Standard T' "s and dGrHeS xeS iDeyr &C.
CADlLiLhg 1914 touring car. ovcrhauled and
SALES ooRPoRR1TiP1@0SSn RR1iP@Sn' GsSSe BROAD SS st. H'ro
CHALMERS 1916 roadster; new paint new
w. ~,iE;as%ERNy Mf5S4T6SRRSs9 Mf5S4Tj6SRRS9 CORPORATION
Distributors siandsra "s and GriHeS KieG T." lDty
models accesscries used sd cars taken in Ok.
cEeyfoo safes and Service ESr pi9' sii7 i6tR P'
csETihqLGT ssTisrL gsrdn DELIVERY 1917. e,;lr gSts
COLE SiO-S cyl touring car fine seat covers
,EsAisTERE &6lTfoRs coRroRATloN,
Distributors Standard ''s' and Xiicn iyYcryl
HENDERSON 5.pessengcr touring car; electric
,EhsTERN MOTORS CORPORATION.
Distributors STANDARD IS" and xiien i1cyi
HUDSONs--Phaetons, roadsters and cabriolets
Tse sas Ss e srosG St
JEF;FREYs S:parsenser touring; lights and
,EAsTERE MoTToRs coRPoRATIoN,
pisTbn,prss s'snt a. ri 20" and prse Rse 4ely
1914 IoCoMoRIrE a.as
7passensery touring oSf pSnted rics S royal blue
hact. black panels and stripinss car has been @ put
qs The car FOR my 5eS9TSnE Sss
ciated ..
as,4 Market ikotoMobil,G ~ i.ocus, 4so.
r NJ HALLiGAN, MEr. tsxchanss Car Dept
rsort. $Si SS i.Sss SGss S.Is
MAT4EwsoW SeT" touring ' just re-
IA sGEs& GSss;5sy coDrgsAT.olS sg4Sg. -
:, plstfi6a,oTs standard $" and Alien i;syl.
ssif s,ss!sS end is2s 'S9[s SSITs 9 9sgSY%sS, ~
r, iSsi, chesigat 4 y, o"" ..oo sPfSss is4
OVERLAND Model 81 touring c,r car % good as new
IN eSerE Grhni hRanyitlcp,snrrro pa,,nrrrops roppopArtoN
1894 Chestnut St spruce Ts4
pACKARp acylinser ,"sr "e pa,
seRssE iIm9qsise Sour!ns 500; s'DoNe', ~ va"
Iff SNNtEki Ganaeer az N1rsn 1ssde!ar niUsI Dent
no'es @ = "ei, 9pl lu'e 'o',". NY -iseeV : , '
fAChAhD,, 6-cSlinder, 4s-horaepower with
compps and TroadsHr oodies ssgo
II cNEAI Manaaer I!sad'Car Dent
Phones Bell Spruce SOhO: Key. Race 1875.
,tcr poAncrrp ,-,,,t,iar. oioo,rio -iiah, /.
fAlIh hoADS lht'' cSIinuer' e'ec'r'c Hsh's
ann TtSE slaI,eIi WIIirru, 90 o,c >-,.,h pro,d G.,
l. II O'NEAI Manager I@sed car Dent
phones. Rail Sn,uca 5oso tSav Race II35
,,,,,,,',t,- .,,,,I,, - 40 -,
7.passenger limousine. 500
II o,HHEn NanraTer ru ~! I! snd ss - "a "a Dsnt
Phones ReIi Snrnra s65n. EeV Rare I735
~ % - ,., ',!,,-,,,, - - " ' ~ '
hA fVpnp ! ann MAJ = ton ,ruTnS ,aH
nPnNer, ,the Booub' SS-2 ana Ffuu
Rayford CO.. I'd ana Indiana ave
ROWAN 10 ton truck, panel body, $3.50,
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
Continued from Preceding COLUMN
THERE ARE SEVERAL.
WAlS OF REQUIRING

TLERE ARE SFVERAL
WAYS OF SECURING
AN APARTMENT
But suppose. instead OF trying ttl these uf-
ferent ways you Just cal al this offlce-the
largest most ettraclive and best equipped in
Just what they want for particular people
Ten US your requirements. The leading and
desirable apartments In Philadelphia are listed
with or may be rented through us Our auto.
mobiles are waiting to take YOU to the list OF
properties you designate. So that with the
least possible effort you may secure the one
apartment in Philadelphia which most nearly
approaches Nour exact ideal
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD
Spruce S0I. l4l1 WALNUT ST. Race 3O25.
GRAFT, N; 13l5--b-room apt, hot water heat
elcc. light; 10 min TO CITY Hail: Thoroughly
mod WM q. GLENN, 1917 Columbia ave. or
II. II. APSLEN hSth and Sprngfeld ave.
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BOARD WANTED
SANlTARIUMS

BUSINESS WOMAN desires sunny room good
food. in refined home. reasonable, must state
terms. j Jls Ledger CENTRAL
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FOR SALE

BILLIARD. POOL. combination. second hand.
bought, sold rented, exchanged: repairing
supplies. Lafe Keafer, American manufaC-
turer 320 Girard ave, Phone kens. 23l5,
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABIES-AIso bowl
Ing alleys. monographs: easy pay'ts. BRUINS
WICK -BA AlhE-tOlI.ENDER co, 1902 Arch.
BILLIARD, pool tables; new, second nd bowl
ing alleys, easy payments Rusattu- -Blrrl
street Co, 222 s. Sth st. Phone Wal LISA.
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RusINEss OPPORTUNITIES

BY RUNNING our factory "a hours a day We
could not supply the demand for our product
I'VE are a close corporation and need a good
man with capital TO become actively inter-
ested. NJ All. Ledger Office.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO invest In capital stock
interest or secure control or good VIII In
economically operated manufacturing selling
proposition established 10 years: services op-
tio1al; :, i1yestigatlon by principals only
ESTABLISHED COAL. sand. cement and build
ing material business; heavy teaming, long
distance moving subcontractng last year =
profit s14, 900; wishes TO retire Write for
descriptive folder. Room /, Woolworth Bldg,
Bethlehem. Pa.
oLD-EsTABLIsHED grocery business and
cigar store corner 4ith and Girard ave
good stand, low rent. Call at store see
RICHARDS Girard below Goth st.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

EsTEY UPRIGHT PIANO in hand
Sl4S some mahogany case; good as new;
cost s4I5 Terms can be arranged
TO suit
HOWARD VINCENT. S36- -s3S-S4O ~ 9TH
Established 58 Years
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SAFETY SPLIT COLLARS and YoCOM
HANGERS and PILLOW BLOCKS, with fin
ished ball and socket bearings. are the best
for all shaftinG purposes. SHAFrlNG AND
MACHINE WORKS. las North Second.
JAMES YOCOM g. SON.
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dynamos. motors, boiler. steam and oil on
gnes pumps, air Compressors.
FRANK TOOMEY Inc, 127 n. Sd ST.
AMERICAN gas furnaces. pressure blowers. ex-
haust blowers. Ventilattng fans. cupola blow
ers NUTTAI.L. l74S N. 9th st.
DYNAMOS motors and machinery bought sold
and rented; armatures repaired. Main 81
Market 3085 Yearsley Co, pa y. Sd st.
TURRET ,LATHEs-Two, 2x26,nch Pratt &
Sons. 437 N Sd st.
WOOD PULLEYS (GilberD; thousands in stock z;
all diameters. CHARLES BOND COMPANY
$50 Arch st.
MANFRS OF plain and automatic machinery.
Send for booklet. A, Nacke Son. 24O $. 9th.
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THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
IG nIIsNT


PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal to every one-but to you who dpma nd
The best aud are accustomed to receive it-at
a price which, considering what you do de-
mand and receive, Is mOdoratc-it will make
"A strong. compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenter's
station Germantown. just off beautiful Lin
coin Drive. the Pennsylvania Railroad; so
or 80 trains day, surely Transportation
enough for anyone.
suites of . rooms and 1 bath TO q rooms
and baths the size to suit your require
menta Prices are from $50 up.
PELHAM COURT is quiet perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located In an n h.
soIutely ideal and exclusively suburban loca-
tiOn.
in a word. YOU moy come to PELHAM
COURT aud find a perfect suburban location
with TRANSFORMATION unexcelled an Ideally con-
structcd building. quiet, dignihed elegant.
You may select an apartment OF the size 10
suit your individual needs; you viii find all
YOUR housekeeping problems solved and taken
care Of for you absolutely without effort on
Your part you will hnd table of the utmost
excellence 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
speCtion and reservations, call. phone write
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APARTMENTS A

33lG y. l8rIl-3d floor. rooms. bath. kitchen.
electricity: furn., unfurn phone; owner.
GERMANTOWS
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANOS, Pr.AYER. PIANOS. vtcTRoLAs
- MEEBE.s 3 Iip.rnSNN SrnREs

PIANOS, PLAYER. PIANOS. NICTRoLAs
HEpPES UPTOWN STORES
COR. 9TH AND THOMPSON sTS.
is YOUR PLAYER-PlANO out of order? See
US 'We are experts" Phone write call
- Grand Union Ptano Co., 3l3d kcnsi1gton ave.
PRIVATE pARTY VIII sell Gabicr upright,
500: fine condition. Storage house, 2lO7
Ridge ave
PlANO-Decker Bros. grand. 5000. fine condi.
ton Patton 7lS N, Broad. Open evenings.
PlANO-Sl35 cash; fine mahogany; Albrccht
Lblaslusl was 5000; great barg 1924 W.1chigh
OLD GOLD
AMETHYSTS, old gold silver, diamonds broken
jewe!ry nnd plated ware bought
II. SPRlNGMAN, T22 Chestnut At.
OLD GOLD--CHsn paid for old gold. silver,
antiques, clocks send postal will call
ROGERS. 81 $ 18th ct. Both phones.
OLD GOLD, silver platinum, plated ware, old.
style iewelry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870. J. l.. CLARK, rcnncr, S07 Sansom.
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HOME, modern, r.. I sq. subway-surface &
chester short. smith 22d q Tasker. Dick. 55i
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES

You NEED why not rent a Remington
TYPEWRITER month, SO; three months,
S7.hO. Rental payment ap.
plies on purchase.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.. lNCOR.,
10 y 9th At
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-01

real. ESTATE SERVICE
CALI. WRITE OR PHONE
Glyndou priestman. 55u6 Germantown ave
LARGE LIST OF GERMANTOWN HOMES
SMULLEN a BARRY
Liberty Building. Broad and Chestnut.
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HEATING
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

IEATERS. boilers. ranges, new and rebuilt
removed for the Maxim Kelsey health heat;
will install cheap. 1927 Filbert st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-01

WEST PHIiADELPHA
1888 CEDAR AVE.
hv reid; hardwood finish, Dutch hall; 10
rooms, baths, price reduced.
VIM, h. W. Quick & Bro, Inc.
South 4Oth street.
SALE IMPERATIVE
4sth st. near Baltimore ave. ,semldetached
amaze you.
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND
IT COSTS 4Occ. MORE TO BUILD TODAY
than II dld a few years ago. have houses
II you want not otiwater, heat electric lights,
gxqgsis decorations, Dutch halls u'si shower S.P
sen AAIATr1THIASSS AnorT IT
ELEGANT 3-story residence hest location in
West rhlla h9t,wyater heat. 2 baths modern
ana pfs s eafnnS f. a5Nok
5000 Baltimore ave.
THE Chiffon APIS. 3I9-32i ~ 33d st
terms rsht See Harris ]. Chiffon, 'oT owhsr SIa
3035 Locust St, 10 II a. m 1''
$3o5o-WILLOwS AVE, 57th to 5sth; furnished
SHAW & CROWl, owners 52l5 Chestnut ST,
81 :. 42D--0 rooms, all conveniences; perfect
order rented for So; price $4,000 choice in
vcstmeut. J, Edward Lutz. 2iO n. 17th.
SEND FOR SALE OR RENT LIST
JOS ALLEN Poi'fS 496j baltimore ave.
LOTS, G5NlI3. near j. r.. r. freight; light
sides, 50. Woodrd ave. smith, 22d q Taskcr
Buldng Lots
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

WANT TO BUY rent house in or nea
Llanerch. NJ 655, Ledger Central
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NORMAN $. SHERWoc SHE. v,

NORMAN s SHERWOOD
SPRUCE so7i RACE a025
or his representatives on the premiss at
Pelham Court
Appointments may be made for automobiles
10 call at your residence or business place and
take YOU direct 10 PELHAM COURT at your
convenience and pleasure
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TptIcKERS - Platform men and ear stoweTs
wsnted: salary $50 per month; not over 20
rssrs: good chance for advancement " am
kitious Apply Wells Fargo Co, S22 Chest'
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AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co.
Hudson Super-Sx LimOusines.
Special attention to weddings and funerals.
Diamond 64G8 Never closed, Park 10.
POPLAR l617--To hie topen day and night:
Park 14s2; brsnd.ncw 5-pass. touring cars.
81 - hr.: also brand-new 7-pass. limousines,
81 so hr; weddings, funerals, l7l5 Girard,
BITY MOISTER portable garages. steel or stucco.
on display 1891 n. 5th Tioga 1884.
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r. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

n. E. Cor. 7th and Green st!
NJ. BERGER & CO., 7TH AND GREEN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-01

SwEEPERS
strong mIdde-aged men to do sweeping at
nisht; steady work for the right men. Apply
Emnloyment Bureau, Fourth floor.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

BEAUTIFUL modern suburban home, % min
utes from City Hall; 10 cents fare: will
exchange for Atlantic city property. NJ 74O.
Ledger Central.
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AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO REPAIRING
SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
See BILLY at his new location
$40 NORTH BROAD ST.
AUTO SUPPLIES
TIMKIN-BEARINGS HUYATT
New Departure Service sta. The civilian Co, 81,
1874 Arch st. Ph. Walnut 3497. Race 3082,
PARTS-BODIES-ENGIN
Phia. Auto Parts Co.
S23 n. 18th. Phone Park l41s.
AUTO TIRES
HERCULES TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 Miles.
sSx$i sSs$il ,'s.sS sSst4 sSst stt4:.'ii22ssss 'i2ss
HERCULES TIRE CO, 6l2 n. Broad st
FORD TIRES. SOx3h nonskid, 81.
All sizes cheap; standard make hrsts.
Guarantee. 10 w. Rittenhouse st, Gtn.
soxsh ,NQNSKIp TIRES. s..:..;..........sI 90
SOxSh Red Tubes guaranteed. ....... 1,7o
RUDOLPH TIRE CO. 1895 Arch St
PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed $500 miles. Compare prices.
GRIMS, 236 n. Broad st,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08

There will be an entertainment at the hall at
Poor's Mills next Tuesday evening.
Mayor William K. Keene has been confined
to his home. No. "a Northport avenue, for two
days with severe cold.
special meeting of the Board of Trade
will be held tomorrow, Friday, evening at the
Courthouse to consider petitioning tor better
train service
J, Almon McMahan has written an amusing
skit, "The Polio eman's Dream" which will be
presented by local talent in the Colonial Thea
ire in the near future.
The remains of the three months old child
of George R. and Nina Shute Hubbard Of
Waterville, formerly of Belfast, arrived in
Belfast Wednesday noon and were placed in
the receiving tomb in Grove Cemetery.
The Metro picture in six reels, "The Snow
bird" featuring Mabel Taliaferro and Edwin
Carewe, will be shown this, Thursday, after
noon and evening. at the Colonial Theatre 1t
ls a delightful romance of unusual character.
On account of misunderstanding there was
no meeting of the Board of Trade committee
on the new school house at r. F. Dunton's
office Tuesday evening. Mr.. Dunton and three
other members were present and informally
discussed the matter,
Melville Gould of Orono, the young man
who recently disappeared in New York, has
been frequent visitor in Belfast, the guest of
Orrin j. Dickey, and has many friend, here.
He coached the B. H, S. basket ball team when
the hayford twins Wen stars, and clerked one
summer for d. f. Stephenson.
Mrs. Harriet +. Horne. whose home is with
her brother, H. E. McDonaid, Church street,
is shut-in because of i'll health and she takes
great deal of pleasure in feeding the Eng
fish sparrows and flock of doves al home.
and also pays for generous supply of corn
with which MIR. Mcdonald feeds the doves at
his store on Main street. The doves watch
Tor his coming in the morning and when he ap-
pears at the door they come with rush from
every direction
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08
WALDO STATION.

People in this vicinity are harvesting or
packing their supply of ice.
Mr.. Jacob Cunningham is not enjoying his
usual good health and does not get about much,
Fish Bros are loading cars. some of them
with pulp wood, some with cord wood and
others with spool wood.
Mr.. W. johnson is poorly this winter and is
quite closely confined to the house. His broth.
er. +. johnson. is assisting him.
The friends and neiehbors of Oscar Staples,
VINO passed away in December last will miss
MIN very much as he was kind. obliging man,
ready to help every one who needed counsel or
AID. de left'a widow. whose health is poor and
three daughters. Mrs. Rufus Cushman of
Reading. Mass. Mrs. Percy Trefry of Green
wood, Mass. and Mrs Carl Webb of Waldo.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08
PROSPECT.

Mrs. L. w: Rollins and Mrs. Walter Brown
spenta day in Bangor recently.
Mrs. Emma Bachelor entertained the ELITE
Club. Jan. 31st. Mrs. Elsie Kllman will be
the hostess Feb 18th.
The W, c. and K Club met with Mrs. L. w.
Rollins Jan. S0th. The meeting Feb 9Th was
with Mrs. Grace Haley.
Miss Annie K. Paul of Morrill, closed sue
cesstui term in the Clark school last Friday
All hope for her return for the spring term.
The K. P's held masquerade ball, Jan. 3lst
at their hall Bachelder's Orches of Frank.
fort furnished music. A large crowd was in
attendance.
Mrs. Elsie Ktllman had as all day guests last
Thursday, Mrs. Sarah X. Boyd. and Miss Ada
of Frankfort Mrs. A. Hartman, Miss Bernice
Alley and Mrs. Walter Brown.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08
NOTICE

February 5, 1917
At meeting of the trustees of the Mort
gage Trust Bonds of the Belfast & M. H. LR.
r. Co held this day. the following mortgage
bonds were drawn for cancellation and paw.
ment at the Belfast Savings Bank, Belfast,
Me-, IN May Is. 1917: eleven bonds of $500
each. Nos. 4. T. II. 9. 49, 80, 80, AZ, As. IS, SO;
one bond of 81 900, No 1t6
ALBERT C. BURGESS,
BEN D. FIELD, Trustees
CLEMENT W. WESCOTT,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

FARM DEMONSTRATION AGENT
HAS MANY DUTIES To PEls-
FORM DURING YEAR.


Although Ellis county has profit
ed much during the iast two years
through farm demonstration work,
there are stIll some farmers 81 the
county VINO do noi know what the
Wefk is ard how the county demon
at4ator may work with them IN bet
terms conditions generally This
is an educational work and mus
gradually take q hold aRon tie isao-
pie. Il IS Netl that this Is the ease
for If every farmer III Ellis eaanty
made use OF the agent as they are
privileged to do it would take hall
q dozen demonstrators to serve Ellis
.eoanty. In brief outline before
The Commercial club 1T Ennis Agent
ia .. Floyd ousls:.e6 The work he Is
Iengased In and stated that any f4ral-
ser IN the county who fett the aeed OF
IA demonstration agent was pFlyileg-
led to call upon him Tor service. He
.saio his work embraced the follow
5ug
Terraelag and ditchins land. In
5this connection be said the cream
iof the soil was being washed away
each year because flt6 fields were
fuo5 so terraced - to hold tic soil
saad lei .ae water drain OF slowly.
Another great 2ork Ia which each
and every farmer or citizen is urlv~
Aesed to share Is the eradication OF
hog cholera During the last year
alone Mr. Floyd has been able %
.a4Ne thodsanas Of dollars worth of
.b0es through vaccination.
Els labors also include the eradi~
-tation Of hlack-leg among eattle
organization aHd direction OF the
Boys Cora. Pr aud ilaby Beet
.cIuas-
Practical agricultural nnsA in tina
schools
Demonstration Of the growing OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
ASSOCIATION
WILL DISCUSS SEED TESTS

4 plan adopted b The Diversified
ton and Marketing association re-
Gently Is 10 consider some one itena
of interest 10 Ellis county farmers
al their monthly meetings ard en-
deavor to haze some experienced and
practical man discuss that subject
In keeping with this policy the asso-
citation viii on the first Monday IN
February hear .. \. Saunders. sec
Rotary OF the Texas Field eroVs as
sociation, on the methods Of testing
corn. Mr., Saunders viii bring bis
equipment for variety tests and ex-
plain the methods eli testing seed
of al kinds before planting. Nj,
sehuster viii have lis gern4ination
chart working by that tine and pill
show the farmers present hos corn
is tested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
Hotel Rogers arrivals.

G. ~ Worthingtoa, Dallas Z. @.
Bnford, Dallas; " J. Gardner, 81
Louis; F. D. Evans. Dallas 81.
" hittenburg, Dallas a. r. B9thins
Fort Worth; !. G. Bown Dallas
r.. Il. Huddlegtcin. Dallas. V. Fl,
Handler. Dallas. p E. Armstrong,
Dallas; r. IT. Pugh. Dallas; ". g.
Huffman. Dallas Alex staaieEt
Waco. Tgice saeed. Dallas J. Il,
Starts, Fort Worth. r. 5. Johnson
Dallas: s. r. Blake, city; ~ e.
Reynolds, Dallas: /. " Galbraita
Detroit. Mich; T. 6. Harwan, pal-
las: Il. ". fEouk. Waco T. r.
I;arlla, Foyt Worth; Alex Sterling.
Foft Wo1th; if wentworth. DaEa;
T. Fl, Oberchain. Dallas: r. s.
bryan. Waco: +. c. Huff and wife.
Pgml Beach. Fla: John e. Paine.
TT. Worth; E. II. SANITY. Dallas.
Joe Brennan, Hiliaboro; Tom G.
Hewlett, Waco; b. ". Coulter, Dal-
las: Geo, Henser. New Orleans; w
T Harwood. AUSTIN #. Rosenbaun1.
New York: o H. Welssfager.
Waco; T NJ, conover. Waco: J. N.
coffield, Waco; s F. Taylor. Waco:
II II peshong. Waco. c. O Ser
gent. Waeo, C. G. Smith. paris: f.
+ Ncf'-rsntr3. ft~4fra
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
Nosiee. shakespeare Members.
WACOAN SHOOTS MAN
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
CLYDE a. CUNNING. Rkai. ~
TATE DEALER, ENACfs
TRAGEDY II Aafa.

WACO, Texas. Jan. Within
! few minutes. yesterday afternoon,
nffs- lie had shot G. ]. Hodges, an
electrician. clyde A, Cunning shot
ara Kllled himself Tae shooting
OF Hodges took place ID The latter s
place Of business IT SIS FFanklsn
street. an Hodges left bis chair aaa
was walking toward the back door
ana just as GINNING eneed the
front door and pulled . 3s-ealthar
pistol from his pocket Cunning
left the place. ran q bioek weas.
stood in the rear door 81 an aaso
tire house and fired one bullet IN
the roof Of his mouth which lodg-
cd IN bis head. death resulting IN
stantlg.
Hodges was shot three times, in
the right side, left ara ard be-
tween the shoulder blades. The
latter wound was slight ard the
bullet which inflicted il barely
clipped me skin. being found n
Hodges undershjft. TIE wound in
he right side Is AGAR the liver.
Hodges viii recover unless compIi-
cations So in
Tie cause Of the shooting was
not learned. At the sanitaziam
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Selecting anl grQviss
seesi
Pruning ana spraying
soil tH fes>egssss
breeding. aing aat !
for livestock
Feeding balanced r
GrnaHizatioa and
unity e!aisS
Promoting eouIagsilt
FAIRS and crop exhibits
General farm m4as
People interested Id O
subjects may get N
zion from TIC farm Al
agent 1t Is not meant ]
the agent is absolute astt.#
sub eet pft8 ming TO Is
he has printed IafeFas
aud can ARA ase Ter Yes
lar Bulletins fslins Is
tbs farm work intsge
.htni aid aa daang 1915
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

The jury ia the DR. ] " Rueseg
So q ~ Wilson ct Al damage sun
case returned 2 verdict Tuesday af
terHpoa affe@ being opf sine satar-
asy ta favor of the defendants = W
Wilson end tis houdsmea Ia this
ease DIR, J ". Russcy. dentist.
sought To recover for ALLEGED Illegal
arrest and Incarceration in the eoun-
- iaa back in 1919, The grounds on
which the plaintiff relied for dam
sges was taft Sheriff Wilson did not