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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-04
CLArSULAS DE EXCEpCION

Lo diHnoS muchas yeces: era injustifcaGo el pannO que habia cum
dido entree elemento mexicano de Texas, deSpues de dctada la ley de
consumption. Ea ley no podia afectar a los extranjeros. Fl serviiO mi
Iar obigatorio -oo ea o. los ciudadanos de este pals, va tengan tai
oaracter p- nacimtnO O por adOpcion.
y uda duda St ha desyanedio i este rspecto despues de pubHcadas
las c4u~uaS de exception con que Il presdente Wilson ha adicionado Ia
v citada ley de ccnScripci6n. Las personaS excep,uadas del servicio mi
iar 0bAgatOrio, sen las sgGienteS:
Los ministries del quito.
Los etudante> de tedOga.
Los cmplrados en IaboreS indusriales o agricoas, de TODD punto nece.
sarMS.
Los cfciaIe> y empleado~ mun,cpaks. de aduanas, etc.
Les que Siryen va en eI ejtrcno o Ia marina.
Los que trabajan en- los arsenaleS o astileros.
Los que Snven n u marina mercante.
Los empkado> de- las fabncaS de armas.
Los SUBDIF0S q ClUDADANOS DE OTRAS NAClONES.
pc de su Residential ( territorio de este pals. su edad, eStado civil y de-
mas partcuiardadeS que los ditigan.
Lo, terminos de Il exception so tan abSolutos. que n dejan lugar a
ninguna duda.
Debe. pu<, cesar eI panico que haba cundido entire los mexicanos de
Texas, i consequential de Ia ley de CONSUMPTION.
PERSONAL DE LA OPOSICION.
La prensa cficiosa de la ciudad de Mexico Sc ufana Ge 10 que ella la
ma la d>gregac6n del Partido Liberal CorSttuconaiSta que. como eS Ken
sabdo, {, el grupo potno que dirige Ia Oposici6n e II ambas Camaras con-
tae Ell jHe del executive. Para hablar de tai dhgregaci6n inyoca ell hecho
ailado de Ia expulsion del senador Zubaran Capmany. del cnado grupo po
ltco.
Pro 4 rengl0n Seguido de hacer incapie en este pormenor que, como
e de verse, n tene una mayor SignifcaC6n, noS presenta IN cuadro por-
menoruado de los eementOs afiiado> al Parido Liberal Consttucionals-
ia, ' de Ia classification respective Sc deSprende u en- Ia "opcs:conI mill
c6n, amen de muchOs otros poucos de menor representation.
Ea cfra eS ebcuente.
Razon hemos NevadO en- decir que Ia "oposicion" es formidable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-04
"DUELO DESEADO",

sBatirme por ii con un hombre"
;Jugarme la vida en- un duelo!
I'm charco de sangre q alfombrt
de tragica purpura 81 suelo,
MORN pronuuciando tn nombre
llenando de sangre un panuelo!
"Panue!o de DANA
bordado en- su trama
por tus manos finaS,
IVA comienzs el drama)
con tn monograma
por las cuatro esquinas".
"A muerte y 4 espada
batirme sin miedo;
tener IN enredo".
(:por joya incautada,)
"por una mirada....
que fuese templada
la espada en- Toledo.
Bonita tirada,
PLes.... siga e cnredoi
Isl ell otro me Priva
de II. v me derriba,
caer boca abajo.
caer boca arriba".
tSi en- caer estriDa
TODD ~ trabaio,
no CASTE saliva
cri.te eScarabajo)
'~.!anzando un susPiro
con mucho trabajo,
herido de IN trio
o herido de un tajo".
lRediez, Como admire
III gran Gesparpajo).
Y junt0 4 m: cucrpo
de hinojos
venirte a poItrar
~ojero,a,
medrosa...
cerrando tus dedos
mis- ojos
y dandome Ell ultimo
beso....
los gusta a vosotras
TODD eso....r
Que gusto que tiene
la DANA
que Sexto coloca en-
su drama.
Por algo es don Julio
de los trovadores
que les hacen loas
a los "redentores"
V a los hombres sanos
les dan sinsabores
con sus mamarrachos
martirizadores!
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-04
La Agencia Pabbe
Sc incendi0 en-
Chicago
TIBERIO.

CHICAGO. H.. Julio LA Pa
the Film Exchange, Ltd" que Sc ha-
llaba insta!ada en- esta ciudad. en- Ell
cuaIto piSo del edificIo de Consul
mcrs, situado en- Ia esquina de las ca
les Quincy y South State, Sc incen-
do aver habiendo causado e. sinies-
tro grandes ptrdidas materia!eS, no
solo a Ia compania dicha, sino a los
propietarios del ed!flc.O Y a mJchaS
De las negociacioncs que en- tl Sc ha-
llaban instalad&s. pues el Consumers
era uno de los grandes edificios para
Cficinas que habia en- Ia poblaci0n.
La Compania de PathG pierde en-
el siniestrO no menOS de medic million
De pesos solamente en- ~pe.iculas. Las
Uerd.das sufridaS por las otras EN-
UreSaS V n~egoc:aciOnes eStab!ecIdas
no han podido calcularse aun. Las
causadas en- e. edificiO, que es n
construction de 20 pisos de alto. has
Ia ahora Sc eStiman en- mas de Glen
mil pesos. Tn hombre V una mujer
perecieron aSfiXiados por ell hume, en-
uno de los departamentos del edit
clio. V no menoS de veinte de los
bomberos lograron escapar de Ia
muerte de una manera milagroSa.
FL fuego Sc cree que Sc lnicio por
una combustion espontanea en- las
cajas de la Compania. Muchas de las
ventanas del edificio fueron a~rroja-
das por IL fuerza del incendio sobrc
cl Hotel fremont, que Sc halla en- Ia
acera opuesta. Las llamas Sc comuni-
caron tambien 4 I'm edificio contiguo
V las perdidas causadas por ell fuego
en- este, Sc estiman en- $4,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-04

Cuando ~necesite libros on eapanoi.
Dirijase aIgnacio E. LOzano. n. San
ia Rosa Ave. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-04

Despues de una batalla. ell general
manda enterrar. amontonados, a los
muertos.
Mi general!-le dijeron-que
hay muchos que aun respiran y piden
auxilio!
-Bueno, bueno-contesto impa-
ciente.-;S fuesemos 4 hacerles case,
no encontrariamos un solo muerto.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16

DR.. and Mrs. B. ] LaCour left
Monday on No. 10 for New Orleans
where they are spending the week
The Doctor is taking in the Ma
tional Live Stock show.
R. S. Greer left Monday morning
for New Orleans to purchase holiday
goods for the Greer Bros. jewetry
and the Journal book store.
Fresh groceries arriV"
ing daily-prices right.
See US, we can save you
some money, - LCgnion
Grocery, phone 20.
The members of the Police jury
and Clerk John 7. Hood were in Jen'
nings Monday attending court.
Anthony Hebert returned Tuesday
evening from Jean2rette where HI
had been on a few days Wis t Il
relatives and friends
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
PARTITION SALE.
,,.,,oorth Judicial District Cuort
Parish of Jefferson Davis.
State of Louisiana,
g.,oossion of No. sos Treville
Lognion.

o.. virtue Of a judgment of the
,bIo Court aforesaid, and a
-,.,ission issued to me directed by
y. ~, Honorable Court aforesaid i
81 offer for sale at public auction to
4. last and highest bidder, at the
-, residence Of Tre3ille Lognion,
,'.oosad located about eight miles
,4b.ost Of Welsh, Louisiana, in the
..,i.b Of Jefferson Davis, State Of
louisiana, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1917
NO ming at IL o'clock the following
5s.eribed property, to-wit.
The northwest quarter (NWH) o
-. southeast quarter tSEh) o.
Seton twenty two (22), TOWNSHIP
,so l1O) south, Range four az Yves
faaisiana meridian.
THE East half tE1a) Of the south
v,,. quarter (sWH) of Sectio
+rooty two (22) Township ten Go
south, Range four az, West Louis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
lana meridian.

lana meridian.
The southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of Section seven
(SEA of NWK, y Township ten
(1O) South, Range four az, West
Louisiana meridian.
TERMS; One third cash and the
balance in. two equal installments
FOR which each purchaser shall exc
cute his promissory notes dated Of
even date with the sale of said prop
erty, payable in one and two years
respectively from date, and bear in
terest at the rate Of eight per cent
per annum from date until paid, and
stipulate ten per cent additional for
attorney fees, in case they or any Of
them be placed in the hands Of
lawyer for collection after maturity
and that the payment Of said notes
shall be secured By vendors lien p
special mortgage upon the propert!
the purchase price which said note!
shall represent, with right reserve;
to each purchaser to pay all cash Of
day of sale.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff Of jefferson Davis Parish, L
Sheriff's Office, Jennings, Novembe
10th, 1917.
E. D. MILLER,
Attorney for Succession.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
Fifteen mich COWS for
sale. Apply T. S. StegaII,

phone 4, " eisn, La.
Miss Mabel Fontain, the Welsh
high schools popular French teacher
spent Tuesday night in Crowley.
Mr.. W. A. Murphy of Pine Bluff,
Ark, who has been here the past
week attending to business matters
and visiting, left for his home Sun
cay. he was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. John W. Barnette and
TN twin girls.
DR. L. Lazaro was in Welsh Friday
accompanied by DR.. wilkins Of Jeh-
Inings.
See me for Insurance
F. q. Seward
Phone 1873 or 81
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
Insurance Ali Kiuds
w. NJ. Colbert. Mgr.
Phone 06-Nigh; 90

DR.. and Ms. r. r. ArceneauX are
rejoicing over the arrival Of another
daughter at their home Monday
night.
Mrs. A. E. Bourgeois IS in Lake
Charles this week at the bedside OF
her daughter, Josephine, who uAder'
went an operation Monday afternoon
Corn for Sale, in ca
lots, in shuCk or shucked
delivered at any ny sta
ton. Write, phone OF
see D. c. Bottorff. phone
I72.
For Sale or Rent.-My farm on
mile west of Welsh on S. P. Ry. Ap
NV to John W. Barnette, Welsh, o
VIM. A. Murphy, Pine Bluff, Ark
I3tp Nov. Is.
Miss Lucy Frierson was a wee
end visitor in Lake Charles.
Cement Blocks and &c
ment Brick c. L. Davis
phone IS, Welsh, La.
. Mrs. Jas. Hiestand and sons Pa
J and Garland, were Jennings vlslto
Saturday.
) Mrs, Sam Ringgold visited HI
: parents at Mermentau Saturday al
, Sunday.
( Fall Millinery at Miss Hattie
4 See me for Insurance
: F. g. Seward
; Phone 1873 or {
g Mrs A.. ]. Bourgeois arrived I
s dav evening from Houma, and
. visiting her daughters, Mrs. Io'
9 and Mrs. Demiot.
y MRS. Arita B. Wilson Of Beaumt
8 Texas, was the guest OF her mo'i
10 Mrs. Adam Bourque, Saturday
s. Sunday.
4 For low prices and hi
3 quality, and the very be
. brands of staple grocer.
g call on LOgnion 'Grocel
IS phone 2S.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Boiling
y son Harold left last night
Y New Orleans to pay a visit to
N National Live Stock Assoclat
'4N Watch your BRE
WEIGHTS. KimbalPs
X or for the dime loaf is
& to the government
O uuirements. We are
q line and do not have
X change.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
INNNN4IS&,fAN&N&7 aNsa aAAA%SA&S|

~ ~ - J
R. L. Abbott returned Thurs
day from New Orleans, where
he had been on business for the
Southern Rice Growers ASSocia-
ton.
J. NJ. Barnett was over from
Kinder Tuesday.
For saIe-An improved
rice farm of about Geo
acres 9 miles from Welsh.
Good gravel road to the
place. Write r. Brad
bury. Box Q5E, beaumont,
Texas, l6-23C.
John w. Armstrong was IN
Shreveport Monday attending the
ceremonies Of the dedication OF
the magnificent new Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Tuesday Mr.. Arm
strong. attended the funeral OF
tt1o 1ate Mrs John II. Tebauit at
Donaldsonyille.
lY.}l.haya Fig Feet, blk
Saur Kraut, sweet, Piaii7
and Mixed Pickles next
week. KinDali.
c Sam'l. R. Abbott, brother o.
T r. L. Abbott, arrived frlJa!
= from Thrall, Texas, Mr., Abbot
D is temporarily establishing hi
residence in the Chas. Liant
! home place. His family will al
rive within a few days. Mr.. Al
bott will engage in rice farmin
I the coming season in the terri
e tory contingent to Welsh.
For Sale-My farm 2 IL mile
he north of Welsh, right off tt
p gravel road, with we'll and outh
or good house, barn and warehous
For terms, ETC., address me
Jennings, La.-Benj. Freeman.
| sell Corn, but Oats
my speciality. R. A. Este
s For sale--.A nine roo
house, we'll located or
~, block west of the scf1o
ors house, with two lots. T.
quire W. B. Gabbert'
Ter Miss Essie Stewart who /
Thu been visiting Mrs, W. Terry a
family in Lake Charles for
IS. week returned home Friday
companied by Mrs. Terry and
children. After visiting here
"a til Sunday Mrs. Terry return
- to Lake Charles, taking Miss !
Fri lie Stewart with her to spend
is week. Mr.. Terry is spend
ups some time in Memphis, Tenn,
business, and visiting his pare
ont, at Nolan, KY.
her,
and Two scholarships in
best Business College
ioh the south, for sale.
est YOU contemplate a bu
les ness course. talk with
nv, before you decide. Jou
al office:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Co
for and four children Of Kim
the Neb., arrived Tuesday, col
ton. overland by auto" They
= lust so days on the road, Wis
Az in Kansas, Oklahoma and Al
) 10 sas. They will spend the W
up here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
re. Cooper.
? in Oysters Tuesdays,
2 10 and Oysters fridays
Kimball's
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mel
n and children left last Nigh
Z Russellville, KY, where the
rel spend Is days visiting rel
0 81 and friends.
JRE) -
! M y>nM @ r%l%12N
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16

12O acres of good land for sale,
| mi.e north and east of Welsh
P. O.; a part of the Spurgin farm.
For information write Mrs. H. L.
Walden, Eureka, Calf. o26-4p-dl
Taken up--smal yearlinS hehef,
Jersey color. OwnAe can have same
by proving property and pays oil
costs. Tahey Godfrey, Welsh, "a.
u--Stf
FOR fresh groceries and
prompt service call Log
nion Grocery, phone Is
lust received My new fall line
Of Hats for Ladies, Misses and
Children. Mrs. Alleen Romero,
one block.north of Bakery ol2tf
Rice Insurance
w. NJ. Colbert, rlgr.
Phone 90 Night 90
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
Insurance
w. NJ. Colbert, Tlgr.
Phone 06--Night %.

"Unc,e" Charlie Austin left We'd
nesday evening Oh No. 1O1 for his
home in Sunnyvale, Ca, after spend
ing two months here looking after
his rice interests. He has sold his
farm to Mr.. Chas, F. Jeter. but an,
nounces that nevertheless and moth
withstanding the fact he will be back
in Welsh next fall for his annua
visit. He likes California very well
Ibrt he can not stay away from WeIsf
more than a year at a time.
CONN SoaD A ESfeS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16
H. A. Iiywater is in New Orleans


this week, having taken advantage
of the reduced rates to pay q visit to
relatives and friends in the city.
A telegram received by DR.. John
H. Cooper from Mr.. Chas. S. Watson,
announces that Welsh was the first
place to oversubscribe her allotment
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. fund The feath-
ers in our cap are getting crowded
for space to display Themselves
5000 h. p, Rart"Parr
Kerosene Engine for sale
cheap. r. F. Fenton.
ztp Fenton g
Corn in car lots, shUcN
or shucked, delivered Il
any Ry station in Jeffer'
son Davis parish; write
phone or wire K. A. Este!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Monks left
last week for Chicago, where
Mrs. Monks goes for her health.
Mr.. Monks will return shortly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-11-16

CORN--See K. A. Estes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28

must at present be. largely conjecture.
though II Is fact that the u. 5. q. A..
has ti9 member CLUBS enrolled. They
include f5a active aud $40 Of the allied
class, -
in attempting 10 estimate right now
tho number of golfers In the service one
has TO strike an average Of members -
a club and then take "A certain percent
age Of those who have probably enlisted
or been drafted. Most likely there arc
mora than 100000 persons connected
with the ASSOCIATION, and out of that
total II may transpiro that between 5000
and 10000 golfers have gone to the col
ors
with thq prospect of some sort :, OF
honor roll or service nag ceremonies, The
annual affair at the Bellevuc-Stratford
In this city may assume patriotic
flavor that will lift IL from the ordinary
Cl lss TO an occa sion that will live long
IN the history OF the organization.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
GOLF ASSOCIATION
PLANS HONOR ROLL
Estimated That Between 5000
and 10000 Members of U. S.
G.. A. Are In Service

An honor roll FOR dcvotces Of the
ancient game is desired by the United
Ststrs Golf Association. which. through
It's secretary, Howard =. whitney, is
liling letter TO member clubs Tho
idea Is TO have list ready by annual
meeting date Of not only those who
have joined the service. but their rank
rs WELL as may he seen by the follow
Ing official communication;
The executive committee OF the
United states Golf Association is dcsir-
Gus of compiling an honor roll Of the
Individual members of It's member clubs
who are now In the military or naval
service OF the United States.
will you kindly send me the names
of the members Of your club who are
eligible, also the arm of tho service that
they are enrolled under and their milf
tary or naval rank? This list is to be
kept In the secretary's Office as a record
for future reference 1t is desirable TO
have these statistics as complete and as
soon as possible in order that report
may be submitted at the annual meeting
on January IS, 1915"
How many such a list would embrace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
USED AUTOMOBILES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Also used cars Of other makes.
FANNiNi 4 MATHIS co,
pROAD AND RACE STREETS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
USED AUTOMOBILES

CADILLAC 1918 5-passenger touring, in per.
feet conditions Geissel incosed tor good
tires: owner, has taken care Of car and
guara ntees condition; for quick sale will
sacrifice for $500. al, Ledger Central.
CHALMERS 0;cylinder 7-psssenser touring,
727 Sayvillc ave, Eddystone. Bell phone,
Chester 1895.
HUDFORD a-ton truck: covered vody; bar
FORD 1918 touring; fine condition: cheap
KRIT llght commercial delivery; suit retailer
ACkSON MOToRTRUCK SALES CO..
1925 Brown 81. Phone West 92.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE, 81 s. 10Th. wishes situations
for cooks. chamhermaids, mattresses.
rhildnursps. lsundresses. buffers, "hauneurs.
housework girls; reference, Phone Spruce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
APARTMENTS WANTED

ARMY OFFICER and wife desire furnished
rooms or small furnished apartment in
Germantown or Chestnut Hill. p 32s. Led
ger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28

DRYER ron sINdLD TEAM, 4 asa
ENGINEER wanted who unaerstands mo-
TIREMEN white or colored steady work,
good wages Apply time office. Henry
'Dlsston e. Sons, Ino.. Tacony. Phia.
foREMAN-.Wsnted, bindery fors~sn eaps.
general run or loose Leaf. blank book aud
commercial work modern q. ,,ys. ,Msa.-saliRped s.
modern town i..0o9; living quarters avail,
able for married nsn , who wants wants eereep'iSs,s es ,
hut with all city advantages, The Spirit
Puhnrhins Company. Punxsutawney Pa.
FOREMXN for uinaII steel foundry situated
( H. Massxckrsstfs; hiton o. II. furnace
"a "a ssfsssa5s J ~ ~ osstfsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28

pRAlTsMEN-p -pETAILERS and TRACERS
with m, riauical experience on crane and
rollins mlll Work Apply at 1923 Lancaster
ave-, saturday. Sunday and Monday, De-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
HELP WANTEp-MALE

GLASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man wanted
TO pack glass aud DO genersl warehouse
ment Department, Atlantic Gate, 3ti4
Passvunk ave.
JOB PREsSMAN In private printing .plant.
srset SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28

JUNIOR sALESMAN--Laree manufacturing
eoImpsny msrkettug its nationally adver-
wants an active "!S eesn,cut w 5u.ioP salesmsn sao
lV-so Years, 10 sell tho consumer In connec-
,ion With cNtensiyc educational campalgni
requirements arc ha I'd work. absolute hon
esty and a sicIdfast determination 10 sue.
ceeI; eNcellont opportunity to develop into
must be. single willing 10 travel and Furnish
surety nond: SALARY and travelling eNrenscs.
nIdsi.' '"' ~ ~ '''r0a"N Co. ''o Hou''o
SALESMAN. first class. wanted by largest
house OF It's kind in United States: expert.
oncs 70, cc.ssary', prefer man acquainted
usual opportunitv, satisfactory compensa.
ton. Answers treated conidentislly y s,
sALEsMEN--1f YOU havo sold insurance
books or vacuum cleaners YOU can sell our
line; good money 20 good men: also several
younS men with little experience. Judson {.
Burns Sales Co., 1los walnut
-------------------
THE MERCHANT SIIIPRuiLprNG con.
PONATlpN does not employ mon to work
work With tho mon.
WI NEED
SUR .EIILEns llst and ID class,
hNGLEsMIrHS 1st classl
ERHME BENbERs '' ~ w ''''''
rLATE .REHpErs
PyEtHEns s.srEAEETs
9GiHiiiffFFEFs GiiifFEFs
hrrtY FOLLOWING orFlcES
Merchant shirbuudine Cooperation soo
Fstf'' Fast or EdS Hi,,e l. rn,oyfn sFs' RyrI; "a
1919 ArSh - tN'k for Mr. Reynolds or
Mr.. Patterson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
SITUATIONS wANT'D-FEMALE

YOUNG WOMAN of eduCation. training, cN-
pericnca and ability desires executive po'
sition. ! Cal, Ledger central. .-.-.
YOUNG WOMAN with qualifications for go
cial secretary, desires position. 6iO'
Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

$3.50 4 MoNTH-Hs ndsomely furpiehod I.
room central apartment, 5. W cor 18TH
End Pine sts.; winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
HELP wANTEp-MALE

ORDER CLERK, capable correspondent, ia !.
miuar With deals and handling, orders;
facturers. y i22, Ledger Office.
PATTERN-MAkERs wanted experienced
men only. Apply De laval steam Tur.
bine company. Employment Bureau. Tren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28
STORAGE

MILLER NORTH BROAD sToRAGB co, !.
BROAD above Lehigh aye.-New hreprooi
addition; rooms ilreproof: furniture and
china packers; automobile vans; estimate
free. Bell phone Diamond 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-28

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTANT will audit set Of hooks and
nrena re financial statement y 10, Ledger
Offrs.
BARRIER. expert ,nced wishes position,
Write 1913 Main St, New London Conn
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;eneral
AGENTS

APPLICATIONS received lv underssned
fron, pnrties Of responsihilty for the gen
oral sales agency in this AerritorN Tor tne
best;seing automohe tire In ,n.- ne world o6nii
missions; prompt deliveries; and bNt small
Investment required. Address for fnll par,
ticulnrs f NJ. Carroll, suite b5o, ~ bro'd
St. New York city.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
six. iO.tn D +. records az selectionsl
this is y handsome machine, with latest i'm,
provements; 81 weekly, +. II. Todd, IN
Market 81 aud 1908 Arch st. --.--
MONARCH TALKING MACHINE 60.
ala S. BROAD ST.
Has tho best-cduipped Talking Machine lts-
pair shop IN phila. All makes repaired
Race 5O5s Dealers work solicited, Loo. 66aa
sli5
Ludwig upright piano, splendid condition;
cost si75: terms can he made. II. b. Todd
1905 Arch. .--
PIANo-s75 cash; ss5. 81 weekly. 70. mas;
efficient upright piano; been used; decided
bargain r. y, TODD, 1903 Arch st.
jOc WEEKLY WILL IuY Nictrols. cal
or wrto for particulars. b. II. Todd
a2s Market and 1906 Arch
sio5-WANDsOME LESTER upright grand
good as new; Euaranteed cost $500. II. II.
Todd 1905 Arch st. -
PIANO Sl0n--Stoinwav unright; cost $3.50
guaranteed; splendid condition. II, H.
Todd 1905 Arch st, ---
PIANO-sT5 cash; $50. 81 weekly. for mag;
niGceut uprlcht piano; heen used; decided
bargain ". r.. TODD 1908 Arch St
SJ0--UPRIGHT PIANO. in splendid cond!-
ton: suitable for beginner, b. b. Todd
i2nR Arch st
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.itS SPRUCE ST. 10 rooms aud bath.
- :. 18TH ST. 10 rooms aud BATHS.
SAMUEL W. LEWIS. Real Estate Trust Bldg'
factorl"~, Warehouses;, Mfg. floors
HAVE PARTY who will erect building, cen
trail or other loCatlon, for satisfactory
tenant DiETFRICH, I31 walnut 81.
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FIDELITY FIREPROoF WAREHOUSES;
IsiI-lSl0 MARKET ST.

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