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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
APARTMENTS

DELANEY APIS. 23OO PINE ST.
Suite rooms and bath.
suite 9 rooms and baths
MINTURN T, WRIGHT &C.
412 Morris Bldg.
IDEAL. CENTRAL LOCATION. 1921 Walnut St.
Apartments . rooms and bath. furnished or
unfurnished. open for inspection.
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD CO.
lT2l WALNUT ST.
18TH y, 3S-Unfurnshed apt, = large rooms.
bath and kitchenette; open fireplace: cleo
tTicity: hot-water heat; janitor Walnut SAIL
APARTAENTS-1-2 rms, with priv. bath; all
cows. furn. uufurn. Apply 62o y. 18th st..
CENTRAL APARTMENTS
Norman S. Sherwood CO.. 1T2l Walnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN

HADDONFIELD, n. you should visit We
Brdwood Tract before making any plan for
your home or an Investment; sample house
just sold acre lots. $40 monthly; smaller lots
also; beautifully plotted all improvements
GILBERT, 7Os Walnut st, Philadelphia
WOODBURY.. N. J.--s MILES OUT
FINEST FACILITIES
For best property, all classes
r. l.. Wilkins. Is Cooper st. Woodbury.. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

NIANAYUNk4-st9ry buiidlnE %, iIfSUcf,irinEo
siructiou. suitable Tor Ikhl , s,,a'e ne n
iiLTS'GCf' g. J. +. BOW<ER. i3Il Main ST.
NanayunS,
, STORY STORE and factory oHnalnSit Tor heal.
~ snIeudid light; power; hoI-oMatcI, "r''
Atm 81 suit approximately 1000 feet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

WHY PAY RENT? We will finance the pur-
chase OF Your property on monthly pay
your home let Us tell you how this can be
done without large cash payment j. w.
pnndpr q Co. Al2-4lA Perry Rldr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
BOARDING

GERMANToWN--GO T.. Penn st st.-Attractive 9c-
com. for refined people desiring single suite
of rooms; private bath; eX. table; lOCa. attraC,
and convent reieremCes. IhOne Gun. 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
sANITARIUMS

INVALID CHRISTIAN sANITARIUM Ulea.
iIworth InuD: uusectarian, beautiful location,
acres. spacious pqrches; moderate. rates
medical staf. Fern Rock station. =. and Il
r. r., 10th and Medary ave, Philadep phia
Phone Oak Lane 1884.
BEAUTGFUL LOCATION; special scientific care
nervous. elderly and rest cases: every com
fort; nurses; booklet. Or, Randall, Chestnut
Hill, Phila., and Wildwood, y. j., by the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

IOI-0 ARCH SF.-Stors and basement: steam
heat supplied; 5000 81. IT. large show WIN
dow, suitable for manufacturers agent d.
play. lea Estates. 200 SAMSON 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

OFTIcEs. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16

fl60O s22OO s25O0 $4,000
WIN q. GLENN
1881 LAND TITLE BUILDING
FUNDS FOR lsT AND 2p MORTGAGES
POTTS THOMSON, 2521 Frankford ave.
FUNDS for good first and second MORTGAGES.
Philadelphia or nearby, New Jersey end Penn
sylvsna Lamb Co, 7s7 Walnut st.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES wanted
city or suburban CHESTER OSBORNE. 1924
Chestnut ST. Phone Spruce 2247.
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LIBERTY COUNCIL HAL1.--Large ball n
Tor rent halloween night. G. T. Coward
Goth and jefferson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-16
OlneS

$500 SECURES HOME, eth st. at Olney ave.
copper spouting, hOt-water heat, elect. lights;
low price; suit professional man. Howard B
Wilson Co.. 2122 Germantown ave.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20


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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

The pa, saac Of the national moh'.
Ditlon amendment by the house Of
Representatives looks like the hand.
writins on the wall for The iauor
traffic The senate. which has nj.
ready adopted an Amos identical
amendment, may bo expected to con.
cur without difficulty, The prcs-
dents position ON the matter may be
inferred from the prompt ADVANTAGE
he took of the authority granted by
congress in the last session to stop
whisky manufacture and restrict the
beer industry The amendment win
70 before the country without Dolby
From tho present outlook. loo it
viii probably be endorsed without
much DELAY CONGRESS- gives the state
legislatures seven years to roqstcr
their decision. Anyone who has
watched the recent spread of PROFIT
hitiOn sentiment can hardly antci.
pate that II viii take more than bali
or third o. that timo for 30 loQie
laiurcs to declare in favor OF Tho
amendment II only requires, as re-.
cruiis for our hone'dry' states, the
winning Of nine states which are al
ready half or more than hair dry"
II need not he expected that states
containing great cosmopolitan popu-
iatiens, like New York, Illinois and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
REMOVES DENTS IN FURNITURE
Very Simple Task as II IS Here
Explained

When wood is badly donted or
scratched it is often a problem 10
know how TO get nd of the marks
This is quite easy if the following
rlan is adopted, SAYS the Scientific
American:
FIRST OF all fold a piece Of hiotuns
paper al least -four times: then satu.
rate with water, finally allowing he
>uperiiuous moisture to drip away.
NOW heat n flatron until it is about
TIE warmth required for laundry
work. Place the damp bloutinc pancf
over the dent and press firmly win
IL" iron. As soon as he paper dries
eNamne the mark Il viii then be-
found that the cavity has f!ed an TO
. surprising extent.
Where the dent is very deep q sec,
ond or even a third application On the
lines indicated miaht br Tried. Sooner
or later every serious depression can
he drawn up and most people who
nave nor tried this plan win he sur
plsed at the result of The treatment
Polishing win clear away eltn the
'l'sht marks that might Finally re-
main.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
TRAVELLING SLAUGHTER HOUSE

a travelling sIaushto.house recently
constructed by Il South Dakota butch.
Or is an innovation which promises 10
ave large profits to its orie.3at0r aud
add greatly to he convenience of hi,
customers.
ne Killing outfit is arranged upon
= motor truck supplied with u derrick
md every needed appliance for Kin!
ms and handling large animals. in
Guiding tanks for hot water Cor dress.
lnl hogs and a large cen for tie of.ai
~ unusahlc portions. that are convey
ed back TO hi, plant in town without
trouble to his customers.
This ouitit enables him To take or
GERS Tor doing The farm butchcraa in
'i5 neighborhood directly upon ,ha
PREMISES of The ..rmers aud AT the
same time 10 protect them f'Jm all rs
lnplcasantness. He either PERFORMS
the work of killing for The family lard.
ef or purchases The dressed carcasscs
Tor his own business
owing to the efficiency o. his sy4.
L"m tins butcher recently made re-
cfd in going out to farm tive miles
from his shop killing ana dressing
two calves and returning TO ms shop
with their properly dressed oa:casscs
within twenty eight minutes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
HELPING HALIFAX.

The relief OF Halifax furnishes an
example OF corporations OF Qaiat
thGuShl and action and Oh iiuaauat on
that is nothing shor, of marls lods
to the average person Tho uri
things that occur 20 HE ordinary IN
dividual a. bela- necessary in such
disaster are food clothing and
money. list ol sGme OF the lhiuea
that were Sent 20 liaiiiIA flQm Maiue
ana Massachusetts ana New iur!.
ana Canadian cities before tn'tc had
been time to ask specifically Tor def
mite needs IS indeed inW'sEN,.
As Eaeh ant -'neumococcic serum
as could be procured from chemists
ana lahoratoftca IN philadelphia and
New i0th was sent because 1do man
had IMAGINATION choush 70 rthli1c
that sach dlstester IN such weather
meant death from pneumonia 10 mauy
Feop!e who escaped explosion and
fire. The Public Safety committee
OF Massachusetts sent . large guam
tity OF glass and putty Tor hrohcn win
dove and twenty 1--WE skilled @Ia&els
to put II in. Another casc OF some
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
LIFE or SARATOGA SPRINGS
Sparkling Waters Due to Buried Gas
Says Physician

NJ q meeting Of the Medican societ,
at nh" state of New York. III. AlberI
Warren Ferris of Saratoga described
ne lio or more mineral springs tina,
have made his town famous. and told
row they We're formed.
Gases let loose ages ago bv volcanic
'fuptions IN these regions are sin i'm.
Irisoned far down among the rocks.
Water falling on the surface of the
arth tcrcolateS thru the Shales ana
States, making its way among th,.
cfeflces IN The rocks and absorbs
these gases There are large deposits
ot potassium, iron, iithium. strontium
harium. calcium and other chemicals
in The rocks, and the gas-charqed wa.
ter coming in contact with these, al.
serbs them. The gas makes ne water
tighter than usual and the pressure il
so great that The water is forced To
the surface as springs. the character
Il which depends upon wha; min, rails
he water has been in contact with.
The water in most of the springs
RISES from depth of between 500 and
GOO feet but one comes from LOCO
feet below the surface.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
AUTO GETS MULES
JOB IN TIE ARMY
ever Men Required to Handle Equip.
ment and Machine Is Not as
stubborn as Animal

A. theau,omubile deprived thenarsp
1l lob. so IL is taking the place al the
Army mule. The machine sun com.
p1nlrs of The regiments IN me Rio
'faildr Valley >,re 10 be- mounted on
autos ' thereby e.mrlt.E. Va.r
hitherto has been an Immense amour.
al trouble.
Lewis machine guns are hrine sun
pied as rapidly as possible To The Na.
tonaFGuard companies ON the Mexican
BORDER This type of weapon is now
being used almost entIrrl, D. the 3r.r.
i+h army and is re-arded as superior
g." many now in use abroad ami ar
lone 1t minimizes the possibility o;
'Jammine' The most obvious fault
Win the present patterns Of rapid ire
suns.
Capt Charles Mccoy adiutant Of the
Brownsville district and one Of tie
ablest officers in the Rio GranGe yal-
ley explained the reason for the
change from mule 10 heht au'o ears.
The mule, while pensable ia
any army IN certain phases Of its life.
Is nor 20 satisfactory in machine eur
transportation he said "A man HIS
TO be designated to guide it, others
make to be watching # constantly. t5d
should 1t take a notion to become
unborn, 4 column is hound 10 he
brown INTO disorder With o light ear
this diticuIty is overcome. Also fewer
men are required 10 handle the am.
munitlon and palaphelnaDa for each
-uu.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
And old SORES
1 Guarantee My Ointment, SAYS
Peterson. stops Iichin2 Instantly

'if you are responsible for tho health Of
Your 'HWiiF' says Peterson. II want Won
IT, fet 4 large 30 cent box Of Peterson's
ointment to-day.
:. 'He hnmhor, | stand back OF cyer, box.
hv@f druggist guarantees 10 rpfun,l the
dueeH1 do an tluim
kudtantco u for eczema. Old soros.
rpnh'ng Sorot salt rhpum. ulcers. sore
nlPp"5, hnhru hf"a.ts. itching skin. pim
pies hackhrads. stln Diseases, blind
,bit"ilis ana itching piles as well as for
puthF, N,aji8' cuts, bruises and sunburn."
~ wears. was ia three different hospitals
Amrutalun was advised Skin prnftlng
WIS tried, wHs rnnd hy uaink petrrsuit.s
nlntnrul Mre. l.. L. Root, "a Michigan
H., Buffalo, n. Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
Honest Confession.

10 man can ever back this mortf
hratlW Of his vanity. that what lie
%ho"S is hu, very little in conlpari.
SON with what he is ignorant Of. con.
Sldei Ihi'. and instead OF boaS,iu. lily
k'aWledsc of a few things. confess
~ lie out Of countrnancc for the
many more which thou dost not under.
stand, Thomas A. Eempls.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

a French inventor claims to have
discovered substance more sensitive
g wireless waves than any now in nse
and to have perfected RECEIVING an.
paratus which does away with all 9th,
81 wires and antennae.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

FrJtIh9 Along me and dandy
one Oh adv - years old, to whom |
have recommended Anuric saws that +.
dld hef good, took the swelling ont ol ne.
iect -ntLCE lpNEs. dj.S :. ~oc'ny Ave
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20

CHICAGO, I'LL 49," Just a few lines in
regard To Doctor picrcc'S Anutic Tablet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
RETAIL FIRMS
INTERESTED IN
new PROJECT
Proposed Concern Endorsed ByI
Territorial Food Commission
Would Effect Investment
Saving

NLANS are materializing for the
y formation of a corporation to han
die on a cooperative basis the de-
liveries of the larger local retail bust
ness houses. The plan has the indorse-
ment of the territorial food commits
sion, which first suggested the cooper
alive scheme, and the initial capitali-
cation of the proposed concern prob
ably will be in the neighborhood of
$4,000.
A large number of the leading re-
tail houses in Honolulu are vitality
interested in the project, and The prop
osition was recently discussed at a
meeting at which representatives Of
these firms were present. Among
the firms represented, 1t vas an
nounced, were w. w. Dimond and
Company, McInerny shoe store and
McInerny clothing store, J. NJ. Levy
and company, Wells-Fargo company,
Hollister Drug company, May and
company, C. J. Day and company, (.
o. Hall and Son and B. :. Ehlers
and company. Another meeting OF
repre- sentatives Of these firms was to
DC lelQ LnlS AFTERNOON 10 IuIlHeF uIS'
cuss the proposition.
The plan Is to have the proposed
corporation take over all the deliR-
cry equipment of the various retail
houses at an appraisers value CIV.
ing, in retu,GL stock IN the corpora,
tfCn eQuaiing the yalussof the eauif-'
nent. With this equipment the cor
poration would handle all deliveries
of the companies. It is also planned
tn deliver goods at a somewhat. high
er figure for those business houses
not taking STOCK in the company. The
income of the corporation would be
derived from small fees charged for
the delivery of each package.
While no definite decision has been
reached as regards the amount Of the
initial capital stock, it has been esti,
mated at about $4,000 which, it is
sald, is about one-half the value OF
the equipment now used by various
houses in making deliveries. The
would be In a position to
handle the same work with $4,000 as
it is now taking about $4,000 to carry
out, it is asserted, and this is &C
credited to the fact that, with the cor
poratfon handling the entire work. all
Of deliveries would be
eliminated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
18th INFANTRY
NAY BE CALLED
TO THE STATES
Activity Among Families Of
Army Men Presages Trans
fer Orders, Perhaps for a
Brigade
THAT the war department may call
within the next few weeks bri-

THAT the war department may call
within the next few weeks a bri'
gade of infantry from the Hawaii
an department, is held by persons more
or less interested in the situation as
something not merely possible but
quite probable as well.
Rumors that the 25th Infantry will
be called from here before the war
situation has progressed much farther
have spread to include at least two
other regiments-the LIST and 32nd or
the 1st and End. No confirmation of
the reports that such a call may be
expected can be secured at depart
ment headquarters and it is not un-
likely that officers here are much in
the dark as to any plans that may
be in progress.
However, the army here is not in
active, according to a number of re-
ports, and troops will be ready to de-
part soon after orders are issued. Ac-
cording to a statement today on the
street families Of officers, at Fort
Shafter are disposing of property that
they would be unable to take with
them to the mainland.
1t is also reported that some of
the Schofield regiments have been
given orders to pack up all surplus
equipment ready for sailing at a mo-
ment's notice.
Persons who keep in touch with
military affairs believe that the in
announced yesterday by Gov.
Pinkham to accept enlistments from
men where their means of
SUPPORT in time of active service
would be ample to care for their fam
lilies indicate the intention to call out
the Hawaii guard for home protection,
relieving regular troops for duty in
France.
They also say that the army re.
ceived here from the draft will prob
ably be called to the mainland as a
part of the new national army. AS
to that, however, one guess is as good
as another.
Uncle Sans soldiers on Oahu are
being given constant and Intensive
training; this is definite. If their
work with bayonet dummies, hand
grenades and trench shovels is only
a form of physical culture, they are
getting generous supply of it. Thus
the dopesterY argue and are confident
in the belief that a few weeks more
will demonstrate the truth of their
theory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
LOOKS FOR BIG
NAVAL BATTLE
Captain Mizutani Thinks Great
Britain Win Ultimately Send
Her Grand Fleet After Huns

sThe preparedness movement Is
going on slowly and surely in Eng
land. and when the grand feet OF the
British navy begins to attack the enc
my. something viii happen" accord
ing to Capt NJ. Mizutani Of the Inn
perial Japanese navy, who is en- route
70 Toxic in the Korea Maru.
Capt. Mizutani was in London and
Paris for one year. He visited the
other European cities, too. While
away, representing bhe Japanese navy,
he had occasion to make close OBJ
servation OF the movement of the Brit
ish and French fleets. He is now re-
turning to Japan convinced that the
the win come when the enemy's
sh1ps win be attacked by the British
grant feet.
Capt. Mizutani admitted this morn
ing that while British ships have
been destroyed by the German subma-
rines, It is hardly noticeable in Eng
land. The admiralty office in Lon
don is continually preparing for 3
grand attack. ss.... -...g-.. /
Asked whether it is necessary for
the Japanese government to send its
troops to Russia to help the Allies
in fighting the Germans, Capt. Mizu-
tani said that such move was not
needed. He believed that Russia. with
her population and great resources
will be able to combat with the Ger
mans and Austrians.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
BRITISH DRIVE
FOES BACK ON
2OOO-yd FRONT
French Conduct Series of Sue
cessfuI Trench Raids on
California Plateau
(Associated Press By O. s. Naval oommunL
cation Serviea)

ASSOCIATED Press By q. 8. Naval CommunL
cation SerViea)
ONDON, England, August 28.-The
British today, alter a stubborn
fight, advanced on a 2000-yard
front along the St. Julien-P oelcapelle
road, north of Langemarck, on the
Flanders front.
PARIS, France, August 2S.-On the
California plateau the French con-
Quoted a series Of successful trench
raids today. On the Verdun front
there are no infantry actions, but the
big guns are pounding the German
lines preparatory to another attack
on their positions.
ROME, Italy, Aug. 2s.-General Ca
dorna reports today further progress
was made by the Italian forces on the
Baipsizza plateau, south of Gorilla,
and that all Austrian counter attacks
have failed.
BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 2S.-Re-
ports from Prince Rupprecht's head
quarters today report insignificant
British gains on the Flanders front.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
Conclusions Reached at Allied
Trade Conference Held at Rome

Germanys commerce after the war is to be kept well
within the confines Of that country, and efforts will be
directed in the peace conclusions to prevent her from
growing vast commercially as well in military way
Great Britain is determined to wage against her
foe until an absolute victory is secured No halfway
peace will be countenanced
A prominent French delegate at the big commercial
conference at Rome expressed the belief that the will
not end for another 10 years France is greeting Amer
can soldiers on her soil with cheers and tears
German troops are fighting vigorously and stubborn
" and the number in the field is marvellous. However
Germany is destined to ultimate defeat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
NEUTRALS SATISFIED
WITH u. S. PROGRAM
FOR WHEAT EXPORTS

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Aug. %.
Entire satisfaction is expressed here
at the result of the arrangements
made with the United States for the
importation of grain to neutral nations
in northern Europe.
It is stated that food stock for the
relief of Belgians is short, and much
distress is being felt. :,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
CHINESE GRIEvES:
BECAUSE DEATH
NOT HIS PORTION
Murderer Eager to Die to Pre-
vent His Victim From Max
ing Friends in Other World
7 UNI DIM is sore, and the chief
cause of his soreness is that
Hthey won't hang him.

UNI DIM is sore, and the chief
cause of his soreness is that
Hthey won't hang him.
Lum is a Chinese man who
killed another of his race over
on Madf q coed many moons ago,
and for quite a time now he has
been seeing the light through
the steel bars of the territorial
prison. Lum wants to die.
What the matter, you fell
lows?" he says each day to Sher.
if William Jarrett. TOO long
you wait and no kill me. No good"
Lum Dim tells the prison off,
Gals that he wants to be getting
on. In that land where the
wicked cease from troubling he
believes his enemy-the man he
killed-is making friends. And the
murderer fears that these friends
will keep increasing and will
make it hard for him when he
arrives alone.
Long time now | stop here and
you no kill me-" he confides to
the jailer, adding that in the night
time strange visions come to
trouble his dreams, warning him
Of the pilikia he may expect
across the river unless he makes
the trip soon.
It is not likely that they will
grant Lum Dim his wish; more
likely that he will be adjudged in.
sane, for only insane men make
such requests and have such vi
sions as are his, the authorities
say.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28

While it is entirely too early to
express any conclusions on the Ques-
ton, and have not made as ex-
haust1ve study as desired. believe
that what data l have obtained is
going to strengthen rather than weak.
en- the theory that at one time the
Hawaiian islands we're connected with
the mainland of Asia" declared Prof.
Campbell yesterday afternoon.
Prof. Campbell arrived in Hone -