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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-29

STRAYED or STOLEN one bay
horse weighs about e0O. white spot
in face. deficiency in right front foot
Information will be- mighty approciat-
ed Phone 1851. 22g-2p
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Excellent suite ~
rooms IN J y Nunn block. See } 5.
Nugeut. agent loo u
OFFICE ROOMS a few nlce offices
10 rent in new smith building bv
Dostoffice J. l. smith ls1 TIC
FOR REST Furnished room mod-
etu. COW nieut 90 telephone and
bath. close in Cali eos ilarr. ou
street Phone 1915. 2-Ifidh
TOR REST Au e,ra rioo smau
bed room al Joining bath Ou' Id. on
trance Nan preferred 300 Lincoln.
Phone 1900 --'-.r
rOp UENT -inria room close Do
go month CO., Taylor Phone e..
FOR RENT Bed room. 1900 Van
Hrron Private entrance Reasonable.
Phone ts1. 'p
ron RENT rarmsaf Col. r1oHan.
an f
rOR REST office adjoining milne
and would uEs fH 1.H fsu.u' boz CO.,
rrring stsrus.aHhsr services 49,
dress PN inl. NFUH al 10
rpR RENT Furnished rooms Al
$50 Grant Phone ls-s --'--I
r,f uEe.r r.F.-r Oil. ...#
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-29

WILL BUILD house 10 suit purchas-
cr. Easy terms, desirable location.
Address ?. o. Box 1862. 29l-tfc
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Classified saysrusrHs sesompllshes
led By -ash.
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: SECTIONS-Third short grass.
balance sedFe. We'll with MILL az
cents due state. g. acre bonus. good
terms. Take ear on first payment
s4.o00 cash. S. W. Holder. Phone
No. pa. 9oS-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-29

WILL BLACKBrRN and Jake Lamar
all kind OF moving and trash hauling
Phone 1gJ. 22G-6p
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$500 ACRES Fenced. two wells,
rolling sandy land, $500 tillable.
1855 school debt. S4.Oo bonus viii
trade for farm or income S. W HOT
der. phone 2ei. 22N-3p
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LOST

LOST Bunch %. keys Phone Isl.
2,N-4p
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WANTED . or . rooms furnished
.or light housekeeping. @ preferred;
must be- reasonable Phone 1870.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Ford touring car in good
Uunug condition. apply General Nu-
90 Supply Co. lli ". ath 81. ANA
no. Texas Phone lGN. 929-ttc
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OR SALE New lIenncy buggy, sol
buchanan. Phone lUG. 229-.p
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ID whole
NtIi i--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-29

FOR SALE Fresh aud springer
COWS. both llolat,ins and Jerseys,
heavy mixer Phone 1871 or call
IL Stiu-un'- Dairy 1873 "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-29

C HOUSE FOR BUYING, SELLING, TRADING wANTFLLING
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DEATHS


OF Frances r. RcDsrmott tnee Toblny and son
Of Annie and late George McDermott Reln.
tives and friends. also Beamers and TwisteTs
sat. $50 q. m. from his mothers residence.
26b4 ~ 3d st. Solemn requiem mass at ST.
Edwards Church 10 a Int. Holy sepulchrs
Mc;ot;iEEEsN' sept. is. JANE ELIZABETH.
daughter OF Adam and Jane Mcqueen, aged 10.
Funeral. TO which rclatiNea and friends are
9y51m3e S91 ave- SC u IT, M StoTah Gem m fn Rel
mains may be viewed Fri; after q ?, M,
~. ~ Sis5 SSSgewhbSe hKGAintFH KsiatyFsHs
friends invited 20 funeral services, sat-, 80
p. m, 1856 y. Sergeant st. Int. private, North
= 'MNSoyRRRiissY.msept 90. THOMAS. husband Of
late Rebecca Morrissy. Relatives and friends
invited TO funeral Mona $50 a, Ma son-in-
nut ~. Solemn requiem mass church OF Trans
ngurstlon 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Gem, Auto
uMvfIr-ffi,t.rN.-sept 20. sAL1.1E MULLrN. wife
Of Robert Mullln. Due notice OF funeral given.
2Oi2 NEELYsdpt. Eli laEsES 10. MARY JANE. widow Of
rGnerf r Int sfSf pryate Oakland Gem Remains msy
be viewed Fri, after p. m. -
S6oN lSa f5s55s fFs55AHIETE I5s.S PAWS p q,
neral sat, s a. m, 523 Berkeley ct. Camden
r. j. Solemn high mass Church OF the I'm.
Tem. omit MOVERS. Auto funeral
PARKER. suddenly. sept. is. HORACE r.,
husband Of late Mary Parker tnee Kely) aged
93 Relatives 1a s5r5s 5Gna' cnTsS ny0d to sTv9Tf
aiPSARsoNs. Is, REBEccA J., widow Of
John Parsons aged 54 Relatives EN- 9nd friends
Pa int private North Cedar hin Gem. Autos
will meet train at Somsrton station leaving
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DEATHS


Anna S-iliD a. sphby tnse Nolte( snd son q oeorEs
friends Wyoming. Tribe, No, 5Oh 7 o, r M. Of
c9md1P S N erSpoSss S S Of 10Th and LS1efns car.
iSih a. Int. Northwood Gem. Remains may
be ysXEeS s:pt EF iS 70 8AN1Rh G m j. RAeAN bu,-
hand Of Mary A. Ragan (nee Sherickl Relatives
and friends, all lodges Of which he was mem-
Seri7ttS 7ttSS'st 81 Solemn hieh mass .of requiem. az
Church Of Gesu 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
CEN Auto sAssept i9o JANE. wife Of John Ross
,,SS o5snghteP 81 late John and Mary Weir
Rsietiyes and friends members Union Taber-
necle Presbyterian Church and Bible Union, In
yatTbrs ytSSb }9 st Int. North CEDAR Hi Gem Auto
'EsyTIfESvENsoy-sspt, 20 dRAcE- /. STEVEN;
steye13HoS sUteNy 3nSS Sged is Reisuyos and friends in.
danee Of parents 62S5 lambert st.. German
town. Int. private Remains may be Viewed
UsgToNE2s6Dth ,1s9, RoBE5RT ..Isn hsgsOnpd Of
hSgPoa TRs d anSfs N9; iYs Sat- a. M M 1857 F6u
rod st. frankfort High mass St Joachim's
church 70 a g Int priya1et. yaSt 20 JorN r
,,,ssILaI,d of FIizsbeth stuart. Further notice
viii bo given from 8O6 n 4lst q.
'sUPER.-sept IS. MORRIS, y. husband Of
y sgPs ~ Ssa q & oy Roys ana rFSaS
S6,,ncil No. 1929 of Gernantown; Stonemen's
FeHowship Of 4sth Ward. Mems Eriendly Union,
81 n int private, FernwOod Gem. Friends may
call Fri. after p. m.
VAN LIIT.----suddenly, Sept; 1s, az Brooklyn,
lint and daurhter Of John r. and Rose A.. Bow
man. aged 80. Relatives and friends invited to
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Deaths

ALBANY.-sept. IS. MARGARET A.. wife Of
frlends t'irclc 81. H. Ladies F. Of A., invited
10 funeral sat. p.ao a.. l93 Baldwin ST..
Ii"9a' j a, M M" Int private. St Marys Gem, RON
oAILGIIEfN-sspt Is. SAMUEL IT,. husband Of
J:essie p. Allen. aged GS. Relatives and friends
Rquyc A. ycbSpffs h99f 10 30 9i 75 Of TTmR9
Lodge No ~! II; anS A. A. OF camden r,o.,, ~
tribe No s5s, ]. o. r. NJ aud employees OF
b. Nsn ser % sq 4f @ cTse 56 Walnut N e. ST. ln'iaa 1
private Friends may call sat, 1:Jo TO p. m
ARsISTRoN ..r, RgEl'ns}9a \ IL Sept l9
SAltAi ~ l' El12w & Tl n itngn Arrp'
sat, $ r. m. from 10 L. Broad ST., Burlington
,GACHENHErMER. Sent. 20. ESTHER. wife
81 qr naTry BSGhenheim9T, , HflHuye9 % and friends
Lsther Lodge Col. Gus ". Town CIrclc, No.
80. Ladies q q a; r, invited to fun&ali sun.
i5ALLENTiY6i-7sgpt. 20 RoBERT husband
hlvited to funeral Mon. Mon, 2 p M. al39 summer
Cem, Remains may be viewed sun eve. Auto
BENiscHEAK.-sept.1 Is. SARAH c., wife OF
John Benischeak Jr.. and daughter Of late Ber-
nard and Sarah Fraser. Relatives end friends
town ave-. RoI6oroulh. solemn n requiem iS ma IS
- Mary's Church Manayunk. 10 a. m. Int
bETitEL.--ssPt, 10, HANNAH, daughter oi
ltte George ana Hannah Bethel Relatives and
friends. employees Joseph LomaN Carpet Co.,
~ iis NortR cedSr filp p Gem c mag
he nTh5, nYisTed "a, sat- 5 20 20 s. grg5, W5
aud Margaret Bieler tnee Downey), aged Z yrs.
8 mos. Relatives and friends Invited 10 funeral
Mon. $3.50 a. m. residence OF parents, 2O05
p Chelten ave. Germantown. High mass
Church OF the lmmaculate Conception 10 a..
Int. Holy SeDulChre Gem.
BowEN-At Edgewood. Burlington y. j..
SEPT. 10, ELIZABETH BROWN widow OF Ezra
Bowen. aged 81. Funeral services. Sat. II
g m. at st. Mary's Church. Buriius -aa y. j.
Int private. Kindly omit flowers
BQYER.--TH South Bethlehem. Pa. Sept 90.
ALBERT T. son OF FREDERICK and Anna Good
win Boyer. Relatives and friends invited TO
funeral services, 3Oa Wood 81. South Rethleher
Sat-, a. m. Int ST. Michaels Gem, South
Bethlehem.
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MANAGER CRTTICTzES
BROADWAY RUNS
New Offering at Strand a Para.
mount Produc-
tion
BY the PhOtOplay Editor

srRAND-"The Hostsre." with Wallace Reid.
bx author aud diPeeted by Pobert Thornby' %'5
Here Is another timely subject dealing
with war II is the suspense throughout
the unfolding Of the story that holds the
interest. There Is a wide range OF emo-
tons of the part Of the people engaged IN
hghting. In the mythical story the hero
is frocn one side and the heroine from an
other The plot development is decidedly
creditable to Miss Dix's ingenuity and the
manner of handling the war scenes ia
worthy OF special note
Wallace Reid as lieutenant makes a
fine appearance in uniform. His support is
capital. Besides Noah Beery there is Doro-
thea Abrll, Gertrude Short. Camille Anl<e-
witch. Lillian. Leighton Lucien Littlefeld,
Guy oliver and George l.. spauldng.
William Moore Patch, who recentlv en-.
tered the field as the distributor of tbe
Official war pictures, THE italian Battle
Fronts has expressed an opinion on the
doubtful value Of certain kinds CT Broad
way runs" lie says:
Theatres are rented a from $4,000 10
$4,000 week A $500 orchestra is en-
gagged. The house is Enthusiastically deco
rated and $4,000 or $4,000 are put into the
newspapers. Then comes the opening night
There must be big house at any cost
20 impress th& trade, and so that the pho
tographers can get a smashing picture OF
tHe croWds outside. And so the trade and
its relatives are all invited
These things are very well ard good ff
TIE production is really worthy of them.
] Weld 10 mo- one I'm my appreciation of the
Ntiuc of music, advertising. atmospheric
effects, ctC. to the success OF moving
picture.
But II the production proves unworthy
Of such expenditures why must the pre-
tense be kept up week after week with the
theatre the orchestra, the Advertising, eto,,
eating up thousands OF dollars, while the
house is doing a business which never for
any one week is big enough to defray any
one OF the items OF this list Of expenses?
Years ago, i'm the legitimate field, a real
Broadway run was worth fortune in
prestige and profits. Not so today The
canny legitimate manager plays his offer
iugs on Broadway as long as II makes
nloney-and no longer There are a few
who still defy all the laws of economies in
the hope that they will get II back on the
road. but these are fast becoming rarities
broadway no longer possesses the
magic spell for the rest Of the country that
81 once did, particularly In the case Of
moying-picture audiences and moving.
picture theatre owners.
There are exceptions to this. OF course
Pictures like The Birth Of a Nation can
consistently run in New York for weeks
and weeks and are entitled to all the pub.
LEFTY and prestige which accrue to them
from such Broadway shOwings
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DEATHS


services, sat. y. m, at her parents residence,
@a4 watkins 81. Int private, Arlington Gem.
WARD suddenly. Sept. 10, GEORGE d.
WARD. Relatives and friends. Court Continen.
tai, No II, r.. OF A.. and employees Of William
24bo n HOLLYWOOD ct. (near goth and Cumber-
iand) Int Mt. Moriah Gem. Remains may be
viewed Fri, after y. m.
wII,SON.-sept. 20. MARGARET s., daugh-
ter. Of Charles and late Janet Wilson, aged ~.
ices, sun. p; m. at fathers residence, 1929
wEsr,%sept 20. MARGARET. widow Of Jo-
,onb ii west. Relatives OF the family are in-
SyglSd 10 funeral services. sun, 2 D. m, s024
trSp,ch at Holmesburg. Int private. Friends
may may call sat, to9 D m'rprn ~ ,,.,...
., WTSSence hwissiicen aged t5 Relatives and
VrrtonSs members OF MRoabees. Ben. Order Of
rgISyptians invited TO funeral services, sun.
3 - ~ rnothera residence 1859 N. 10th st,
INT Hillside Gem, Remains may be Viewed
sa%Soi =; AtS2 Sept. 10 gt 20. JOHN woaAN. husband
~ late Ellen -Wosan. aged 90. Relatives and
yiied 10 funeral. Mon. $50 a. M, 2s25 ". 9th
St'eosIi St' solemn ,hFh mass S. Edwards Church 10
D. NWWoRRELL.-sept 49, J. BARD woRRELL.
A,,sbsnd OF Hannah 8. Worrell (nee Springer).
paiaf fiyes and friends. employees OF Huey q
EEbrist invited 10 funeral services. sat, 80
M, eco n. 10th st.. Int. private Mt. vernon
Cam, Friends may view remains FRI. to 10
D. p'lihhNTI.-sept 10, VIRGINIA zANTI daugh.
,.r of Prospero and late Rosa Zanti, aged is.
bn,atives and friends invited 10 funeral Sat,
3 a M, fathers residence. 1924 Garnet st
Soiefnn high mass st. Ritas Church. Broad and
Ellsworth St Int. Holy Cross Gem.
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MRS. FLAGLER'S DEATH
PROBED BY RELATIVES
Relatives Of Judge Bingham's Wife
Suspect Foul Play-Body to
Be EXhumed

WILMINGTON, y. c., Sept 2t.--Rumors
Of suspicious circumstances surrounding
the death Of Mrs. Robert W. Bingham,
formerly Mrs. Henry NJ. Flaglcr who died
recently at Louisville, Ky, and wa buried
here, resulted in permission by Whining
ton authorities to relatives 20 eXhune the
body for further examination
Relatives are protesting n codlcil Of Mrs
Bingham's will bcqueathuE s5,OOO,QQ0 "
her husband, Judge Bingham.
Nationally known physicians and sur
geons have been summoned here TO perform
an autopsy. Meantime, armed guards watch
the grave day and night.
Judge Bingham and Mrs. FlaGler were
carried on November / : I'm New York. She
had been Henry ". Flagler's third wife and
inherited the bulk Of a fortune estimated
II SS0,000,00O
1t was stated that Judge Bingham, by
the terms Of an ante-nuptial agreement.
was to receive $1,000 600 Of the estate and
that by agreeing to this and not asserting
his rights TO full third of the estate he
would lose approximately $20,0O0,O0O.
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PERSONALS

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby mott.
fed 10 pay up their storage charges or their
our warehouse, 1880 Folsom st.-Bereer.s ,
sforaEe Co, office, b248 Market Ht.--H.
f3rosan w, r. Hoffman, 1!uarette schlqigle,
Mr., Goodfeilow.. Frank Mack, Florence Greg
orv a. j. Bradshaw, Charles Eberle, J., 9.
Matthew'S Helen Mccuen. Mrs. Kreps. Miss
NaEle. ---------
AFTER THIS DATE ! will mot be Responsible
thur j. Frank 5000 N. Walker ST
NoTICE----lMrs. sara Ransom, viols Jenkins,
Nan Miller, Florence Major, Harry A. Thonas,
William Phillips, Charles f. Boyer, John
Forster. Frank Brooks are .notined 70 pay
storage or before October o, 1el!, or goods
will be sold TO pay storage and charges,
y. Fitzgerald Storage Warehouse. 1Oll-lS
Pop1ar
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LOST AND FOUND

u IN wansmakerss, Monday.
SAINT III n large and a small sold LADIES' hand
bsg; f25 reward no questions asked. Return
10 626 Chestnut IT,
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$500 REWARD

Lost. iady's black silk handbag, containing
2 strings OF pearls, bracelet and a gold
iocket and chain. also some money az Atlantic
city, either at Hotel Breakers or on the
boardwalk. Return TO r. NJ. CATTLE a co,
$50 9th ave, New York city.
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DELGTSCH.--Iu loving memory of my son,
JULIUS DElITSCH, who departed this life
Sept. 90 1915. NOTHE EH.
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UNDERTAKINGS

ADoLPH FREED. s3o5 N. l7th At.
Auto service: also psrlors. Phone Tioge l62d
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MOnAVIAN SEMINARY AND COLLEGR F0a
WONIEA, Nelhlphem, penna. Proparalor9
ana CoIIlE6 Grades fully accrodifoi. Opens aanL
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BILL CLERK-YounE settled woman for ELL
ott Fisheri one with lSnowledge ot oookkssp.
state age and other particulars. 400, Led
ger Central
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STENo0RKPHER and clerk N aan nsgttinS "A.
offlce: apply IN own handWfltilr lfaN NL111lI
'ary wanted and experiences.
sTnNO0RAPHnR--You WagHo poff Ssssr ol1e.
vanoefn AMI. good sAlary. sVsi As-.1 "a Nat
sTOCK1fIN. familiar with raeiauonc 90. 81 Phllas
Ing goods Apply 70 Fleek p59-; 4.
STOCK SALEsMbN aryl-o,af
wanted. 1 or 2 high-grade men, iona ~
references required; men VINO ~ one Of ~
fkinas can form connections Taali CoN
mission p SS5, LEDGER Office. .z--sF1sfi
Y6TfYSSS MAN TO assist IN sales oIs0s,y.fh9 oI0, ~
chemical house: knowledge OF s.ilSse s.iiscse unnee.,
fvnav1ritinR easential but erper'1sHsssl lin9 q1[
ssTS. apply In own handWritintl N w., ~
Idcafione and salary eNpectso' - u.
N. 9th st., Phlladsiphia. - Ia rl'
TooLMAKERs5I SDss sS'II.ssssh person bs..s.
nnd 4 m, All former. masRs.,roW masRsns sill|
smnioyes register BY mall jngg'Ps
WeTks. 4th and Booth sts.; Che1tts.sl - fs;dIal
YOUNG NAN 70 work q egiti9ss, s,, reou' st, =
paper box factory. ~ y. 3sa - ie ~
YoIING MEN. 10 wanted, betre,w NV WORK in
oO for light clean ana .HeA,s ,4ara1. AU'
factory; steady work aud 500. sf cat A
dress stating age and ezgsf1lserfr H. Nt|
the super Glass Co. o5<4 0'-'~ 49,.
Y0fTN0 1fI5N Tor tie order cpuntaf, ".tIs
49,. Al the rfordrr IIa|nN|| .I .|||
lI.fInnnIoHn Re It|1I|1 11tt.. ~. ||||
Il IIIcfrHnf COZ HIQS UtfuIIn.4NN
|1NNII, M|NI1#H
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BINDERY HAND, also ieaFnersi very
afternoons of. The Edgeli Co.. 18th and
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TYPfsT--YounE lady for typewriting and cier-
ioal work; experienced, Apply Employment
Department, Abrasive Co, Tacony and Fraley
sts. Bridesburg
YOUNG LADY typist and diotaphone operator in
office of publishing concern; knowledge Of
bookkeeping desirable; give references; state
salary desired, 006 Ledger office.
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B9T sS.' .ssls .aisR sss s.s. :ES,ssS
BOY. over le,- to, work IN folding paper box
factory. ~ N. 9Th 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-21

GUTTER, experienced In n,,,-.- :. !
private working conditlon.Nte prihi|.
Easns;tt Eress; third noor Of Dill BldsA sAppll 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-21

BooKKEEPBR AND sTENoGRAPIER, to as
write. Coal Office. p. o. and Robert Chalfant.
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GIRLS, 10 10 40, white, to make steel pensi u
per day TO learnersi steady work; good price
schedule 1911 Spring Garden st.
GIRLS wANTED-Good wages steady work.
Apply National Umbrella Frame Co., Both
and Thompson.
GIRLS. II years or over In artificial tooth
factory; good hours; chance for advancementi
extra bonus, 2926 w. Dauphin st.
GIRLS. over 1G 70 work in folding paper box
factory 4s hours per week % n. 9Th st.
HAND ENIBROTDERERS-Stea work. long
season. Apply Smith Ramsey Embroidery
Co. 1910 Market St
HOUSEWORES, general, on Eentlomnn's country
place IN Virginia; white Protestant women
for cooking and gen. work; no washing; no cb-
lection to 1 child about Q. p o. Box 1917, ,Phila.
MAID, desirable, for general houseworS; refer
ences; family adults; Ardmore, Pa; attrac-
tive room and bath in good home for the
right girl Interview at 1902 Mt. Vernon (ring
bell ~, 80 to $3.50 p. m. Saturday.
MEMBERS experienced on cloth from looms;
good workers. Howard and Huntingdon sts.
PILL COATERS. male or female: experienced
gelatin coating pills; good wages; steady
position. Apply y, w. cor. of 18TH and
Washington ave. or write with particulars.
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OVER Ie FOR WORK IN NEWSPAPER
oFFIcEi MUST BE NEAT AMBITIOUS, m,
ADVANCEMENT. APPLY MR.. JOYCE,
Third FLOOR. e0e CHESTNUT ST.
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BETHLEHEM. PA.

The stsvens School for Girls. .221 w. chslten
avenue. Mary bentley. Head o. school.
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Wanamaker Institute
swARTHMORE, Pa.
SwarthmOte Preparatory School

For Boys-A well-established school for n lin
tied number OF students. Each boy Is deN ,loped
10 do his best Recreation balanced with .audy.
Strong Junior Department. Write a frank letter
about your boy problem--gsk for catalog.
A. II. TOMLINSON, Headmnster
SwHrthmOTe. Pa.
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School Of RorticuIture 4fERIEa. NEsgEla

short fRll course for women 10 efowine yeE-
efalIen. noWera. fruit. canulng. bee fafuIna
ponitrs. iandseape Eardeuine, cetelo1'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-21

permanent position. Hi,iI drsftSnss
A 225, Ledger offioe ese and a..
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Young Women ana Girls
MARY LYON SCHOOL

College preparation. Riding. canoelnE, swim.
ming aesthetic dancing SEVEN GABLES
our home for little girls. Catalog Address
Ii, Nj Crist, A. 4, ! Frances l.. Crist. a. b..
Principals. Box 1908. swarthmore. Pa
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HELP wANTED-MALE

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ADVANCE INTO PALESTINE
RESUMED.

Recent cable dispatches announce
that the British have resumed
their advance into Palestine. The
Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer" writes that
wireless and airplanes are at work
and a first class railroad is creep
ing northward. Transports are
carrying supplies to Palestine and
Bagdad forces and fresh troops are
going forward continually. Gen.
eral Falkerhayn is in command of
the Turkish and German forces
and if he can succeed in rallying
and equipping the starving Turks
a terrible battle for the possession
Of Jerusalem will take place.
The same correspondent writes
that Turkey is in wretched con-
dition. The people are hungry and
desperate, buffeted about by uni
formed Germans and business is
at a standstill. Only paper money
is being used. The Arabs are get
ting the upper hand, and as far
north as Marash there is open ex-
ultation over the straits of the
Turks. The Arabs and the Arme-
mans are giving valuable assist
ance to the Entente Allies.