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The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
SOCIETY

Riley Fuller viii speak in German
on An afternoon with Goethe" and
there viii be music by German com.
posers presented by Miss Ruth
Fraser. Miss jeanette Fraser. and
Miss Edith Come.
o
The Detroit Business Women's
club will meet for dinner, with an
informal program 10 follow. Thurs
day evening. Jan 20. az o'clock,
in the Hotel Cadillac Miss Alice
Viola GuysL supervisor OF drawing
in the Detroit public schools. and
the Misses Curley, weighing and
Siehrs Red Cross nurses who re-
Gently returned from service In
Serbia will be the speakers
G.
The annual dancing party OF the
University OF Noue Dame club OF
Detroit. will take place Monday eve
ming, Feb. u. In Columbus temple.
The committee IN charge OF the at
fair includes James n Sanford.
Ernest p. LaJoie, Or. william A.
O'Brien. Raymond J. Kelly. Edward
n. Marcus, Wilmer O. Finch, James
f. O'Brien. Howard J. Ellis, Forrest
McNally and William ]. Redden.
Francis l.. York. organist and d.
rector OF music in Central Metho-
dist church, will give a tree organ
recital in the church, Thursday eve
ming, Jan 70. at s;15 o'clock Mr.
York's program will include; Toe
cata and Fugue In d minor (Bachl
Might" (ChauveD; 'Berceuse"
GODDARD; AN Elisabethan Idyl-
(Noble), Meditation" (Federiein)
Resurrection Morn" (Johnston) (:
Melody in r fiat york.; Prelude
(Kristler); "Roccoco" tPalmgren) /;
Postlude (Schminike).
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

even Shadow the Weasel 70 ret
thru. and Farmer Browns Boy Is
very careful 20 lock tho door every
night"
There's little hole that the
hens go in and ont OF during the
day and which is big enough toi
YOU or mo 20 slip thru. | believe
said Granny thoughtfully
Sure Bu, us alwayse closed er
night snapped Reddy Besides. N
get 10 that OF the door either you
have got 10 geh inside the hen yard
and here's gate 90 that which 80
can't open
People arc sometimes careless
even you. Reddy,' said Granny so''
~
Redly squirmed unessily. for he
had been in trouble many times
rhru carelessness Well. what %.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

"Margle.' said Paula IL wonder H.
10 many people IL happens that when
they are happiest and things seem
TO be coming their way. disaster
shouts bling and they have 10 be.
gin all over again.
Il never know what is waiting FOR
me Just around the corner--and
there is alvayo corner with uneN.
pectcd Nistas in front OF me.
Sometimes II seems 10 me there
are people who so along the
straight road for long. long dis.
tances 10 calm security. but well.
I truly am a child OF fate, and my
good and malignant fairies seem 10
DO continually trying TO even np
ihings between them.
"Do you think. Margie. all people
have the same experiences
eWeH my dear girl" answered,
81 am not sure about II. but ! some.
times think III, high-sounding the.
DRY that is so much preached, about
adversely making us strong. Is only
an apology for poor egotlsticai hu'
manity which wants 10 account for
Ss hard knocks.
II don't know why ] should have
been made 20 lie in bed like use
less log for whole year. Paula.
cannot see that I transgressed one
natural or man.made law, and yet
there I VAS.
81 think. my dear. everyone and
especially anyone TO whom the Ell
periences OF life are sweet. Is very
apt 90 measure up about ifty-hfty
in 10Y and sorrow. II matters not
that your trouble Is trivial and mine
Is great. Yours may loom as big to
Vou IA mine 10 me"
YES. Margle.' interrupted Paula
but do your joys, your griefs. your
pleasures. your pains, your sue
cesses. your failures come To you nb
solutely unherarded and unannouno
cd II do not get what ! want the
nrst time 60 after II there IL nc
use OF my working for ~. You kno"
tho story book says. Work and
strive and Z, will 30 given you
have worked and striven. but The
successes have garnered home
have always seemed TO have beer
those / worked for least ~
II don't think that Il right. Pau
d." answered success Away
minimizes the effort Il costs and
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
BY CHARLOTTE,
(Worid's WhirIing Wonder, Great
est OF All Women Sksters)

To sweep over the ice in long
graceful curves, With partner >
strong hand to guide you. tina, II
skating az its best
IL you can do the edges back
ward and forward and the "rhrees.
there are all sorts OF lovely dances
you can do With partner
First skate forward, one behind
the other, right and ler hands
touching and letting the skater be
hind swing across the skater in
front Tho skater in front swings
hi arms behind and from side 10
side as the partner crosses Keep
your balance perfectly independent
OF YOUR partner
second stand side by side, he
forward &ater's LEFT hand m the
partners rght STRIKE ont boldly
ON me rich, outside edge a. il to
make big circle
Skaf0 about one quarter ol tho
circle lhon drop hands and skate
one half the distance alone This
viii bring the skater ~ tho bach
across the circle being skatcd by
he one IN front and 20 the right
$500 OF the forward skater Then.
ID forward * crs RICH hand
catches he parrner'- left hand and
the full circle IS finished
The fonceb back ia q pretty figure
for lair- Rating Both partner
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
Old Printer Dies

William T. Wise, of No 1875 Penn.
sylvania-sve.. died Sunday night In
Providence hospital after an illness
OF five weeks Mr. Wise was born
In England and came TO Canada
when - years old He was a. years
old and had been In the employ OF
the Detroit Free Press as a printer
for % years He is survived by
three brothers, Richard. Frederick
and Charles. OF Detroit, and three
sistcs. Miss Agnes Wise, Mrs. Ar
thur Hammond and Mrs. Oscar Pc.
lent. all ~ Cleveland Funeral ar.
rangcments have not been announc
cd Interment will be in Woodmere
cemetery r.,.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

keep up Tho pre,cnsc. for II he has
imagination h may come 70 he
belief hat the woman who maries
for less lhan love sells herself,
Then his love dies-f tor love Is nor
tai and he goes on with their home
relationship, often merely from II
sense % honor or sympathy. BE-
cause he has married the woman
and has undertaken TO support her
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
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- "a III LllSA

MISS elizabeth Merrlll OF lpuiuLhi
Is the guest OF Mrs. Henry Russell
8
Mr.. and Mrs Mark b Stevens
and children left Monday for Cuba.
o
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur II. Bull re-
turned Sunday from French Lick
Springs.
Mrs julia Ferguson Cobb and
Miss Ferguson left Saturday FOR
California TO remain until spring
Mrs. Henry I. Armstrong and
Miss Armstrong lett Saturday for
Pasadena. Cal, TO remain until
spring.
o
Mrs. r. "A. H. Grape Smith and
Miss Lefty Grape Smith have gone
to Glen Cove Springs. Fla, for the
rest or the winter
Mrs. Frederick 2. Drew and chill
dren, of Webb-ave. will leave Feb.
/, for Palm Beach and Cuba Mr.
Drew will Join them later
%
MIR and Mrs. Frederick r. Franks
and little daughter. No. 9s5 John
R-st, will leave Feb. 5. for Califor-
MIA. 20 remain three months
%
Mrs. Samuel r Diltz will give a
reception Thursday evening. Jan.
%. from TO 10 o'clock, IN her
home, No $50 l.ongfellow-ave
o.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Rosalind Ruth Bishop, sister
Of Mrs Wesley Orrin Dodd OF Mon.
roe. Mich TO Conrad John Netting,
Jr, OF Detroit.
The engagement Is announced OF
MSS Charlotte Frances Marie.
daughter of DR. and Mrs. L. r.
Marie, Of Crosse Pointe. 20 wilfrld
Gordon, formerly OF Buffalo
I o
The engagement Is announced q
Miss F'rieda Schwab. daughter OF
Ny and Mrs ] NJ Schwab. No. 10
! Seneca-ave. 10 J Warren Vernel-
son. the marriage to take place in
ne fall
The engagement is announced OF
I Miss Dorothy anedon Hutchinson,
/ daughter " Mr. and Mrs oliver
conc Iluichin on, 20 William l. Nc
Givcrn. son " Mr. and Mrs, Thorn
as McGlycn
The twenty fourth annual ball II
Detroit lodge. SO :. Shipmasier's
association. viii take place Wednes
day evening Jan 80. in Columbus
temple G C. Baf9ur Is chairman
of The reception committee.
The Garden club OF Michigan viii
be entertained Tuesday afternoon
IN thc homo of Mrs John Stoughtnr
Newberfy Crosse Poinie Farm
Miss Frances q Johnston of Nov
York VIII eive an illustrated lcr
tur" on American gardens
Mno Louise Homer the noted
corualto who win gito cone
Tuesday evening In Arcada
( VIII hc cntertai'ed At luncheon
/ Tuesday noon m the Federation
. clubhouse by tie board oil director
Of the Detroii Federation of Won
en- clubs
Borusseu Gcsellschafl will be- en-
icrtained Friday afternoon Ian -d
in the home OF Mrs Otto Sch@rcr
No SO Nirbyave east Mrs Henri
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

The womsn's suffrage movement
in England is not new by any means.
Half century ago. on May 20, 1867
to be exact. the house OF commons
registered a negative vote against a
proposal TO allow women to vote in
parliamentary elections
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

simultaneously Man stands 60
lad, Jeff h bands behind and
20 the lel touching his.
zach skater taria with q stron,
outside edg, liaAc three after
opc.ihird OF tbo circle l. skateG.
Then au ou'sid>edec backward on
Tho other foot Make three OIL
tho lcft foot ateE tWothirds of the
circle IS mad Tl'rrTTrike ont on
he outside forward edges 10 or'c.
NAL pos ,ior Tho mems arm shou Il
slightly support the partner at The
threa turns
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
Ito BE Continued

queen EpaA ~ Spain. spend a
greai deal Of time with her chldrcf
and takes deep interest Vn their
pastimes. Tit royal nursery is one
~ the best equipped Of any OF the
courts Of Europe The queen. viii
her English training. insisted that
the rooms allotted 10 the youngsi"ra
should be the brightest in the pal
ace.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Now YOU arc ready Tor he waltz,
thc essence % rhythm and eEhilarant
motion The steps arc tho forward
aud backward outside edges and The
'threes The woman starts ~ka'-
ing The backward outside edge Her
partner ekgtes the forward outside
edge MAKO "throc after =
short stroke on the foot with which
each iartod Then make a stroke
on tho outside edge Of the opposite
foot another three and then a
third stroke ON the sam loot win
which The figure commenced
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Tho ravori'e pastime Of Princess
MARY. daughter Of their British maj.
csties is lawn tennis. at which she
Il vcrv clever
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

The car OF Russia Is a timbe
merchant.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22
Rx BETTY BROWN

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.--Hsw - I
look from top to toef The answer
to that question is the test Of the
success of any spring costume. rhs
black and white street dress If ne
illustration Is an example Of . pot
feet ensemble OF millinery. clothes.
footgear and accessories. Note tho
emphasis which the white cord gives
to the AT OF the coat. Note also
the huge cuffs and collar for these
features distinguish the very latest
outer garments.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Four men are 10 be placed on
trial today az Wytheville. Va. on
homicide charges growing out OF the
killing OF Joe Peoples at a religious
revival az piney last July
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Charlotte and partner and ds.
grams showing different ways Of
skating with partner.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

rmI half success FOR roN or man
won ~ working out "A plan.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Mrs. n. n. H. Grape Smith and
Miss Lefty Grape Smith have gone
to Glen Cove Springs. Fla, for the
rest OF the winter.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-22

Next story Farmer Brown 30
Didn't Close the Gate.
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DEATHS

years Relatives and friends invited, TO funeral
services Fri, y. M, 5o15 Paschali ave, w:
Phla Int. Sat. a. M, sadsburg Friends Buria'
Grounds, Pa.
WATERS, Suddenly Aug IS. CHARLES A..
son OF John and Mary Waters lnee Glllespiel,
aged "a Relativesc and friends. kensington
Lodge No. il3, u. r. r., invited TO funeral,
Almond st. Solemn requiem mass Church OF
NSSlTlsYT WlEsTAae 10 as iH MARY Y M WIDOW q John
Vaughn West. Relatives and friensdssa inyitfd 70
St, Germantown. Int private, Mt. Peace Gem.
RSTP1sv may be ySweHE ETNE TsHTs E eve daughter o,
Thomas j. and Elizabeth Wiley ,tnee Dogle)'
$50 a. m, 1929 $. 18th, St. Solemn high mass
10 n. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem. -. ,,,,.
WILLIAMS; Aug; q. REBEG1SA w, u, VIII VIII
iiams. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Fri. p. m. 9O5 Cantrell e. t0th ST. and sny.
der ave.l. Int. private. Northwood Gem FRIENDS
1WvRifGiHT%Auee. 20 OSBORNE, husband Of Of
friends. nS also 'ts Samson n Lodrs No, 81 X Of p
brotherhood Of Patterson Memorial Presbyterian
church invited to funeral sat. p' M, oso.
Race ST. Int. private Remains may be viewed
YATEs-At Mount Holly. y; j., Aug, 20,
SARAH A.. widow of James Yates, aged 40
years months 81 days. Funeral Fri, 2sp' m
YoUNG.--Aug 30. John w., husband OF
Marietta Porndestcr Young. Relatiyes ana
friends invited TO funeral services. sl3 Reed St.
sat, = y. m. Remains may be viewed from u
to 10 m. Fri. Int. Sat-, at Trappe' Md.
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DEATHS

6EEIETERA RiysrtOg b; fklsderis krsd tx
nj. private. convenience Of family. FRI
PiTTs.zAys. 20. ALEXANDER y.i son q
rn "sa empSSes Sss 'Spfs az Phs PR R ana sehpo
nS,'? sosS s! tSnSS SsSfora F T. p S
1 S@ s%2ip' JoaN oiE GS sS%S y
@ Ssa sSS %SSI oSasS q
D. pssps @ nyiss ssdsnGs to TrnfEs SyrysS
p'FSSlS tle9Si may Es '' EiP Ef ?5SE
ives and friends, "SIiaf hiaitaSooche Council No.
Ss 4 Hf r. nTfS la.ense nc ff%F p J. Shs SP
nj mnS be st. viewed R Ere to 10 p m
ARps aFs3 S. Esaves f sSf and sSds TAN
st. services @ private fF NJ m Hope Gem emo
si5S fSjq%6s svs Avg E6G'TSi S1ioIS. sSAR r.
5d,L yiSd TO 'Grycss Sd Fri 2ysT IL M2r M5
y s ss .N WILLIAM p Rss Eqs
tives and friends. Invited 70 funeral services
Fs p man any, be s'5 Iswsa e. frh s lg D. private
sEINAs,m,,iAug. 20, MARGARET GRAHAM
Due notice of funeral given,
of Wn snG II as %IHH Elk snd
s}S.ys, aga frsHas 'fH9sS" T9SaoqS Iodso ssS
r ra a '5@ PGSF' M Al And nea A Ff
'14sSi Fr Gem Auto % s2l 9nnSfa S Pr0'd ST. Int
sAITHAgg 81 IT e. C. FINER , SMITH I.a hg; y
Mfg; Co; directors, Of oakdale bldg and Lean
ss was mcTGsT nyI1ed TO funeral seTEsgs
w
ave. EizABr' T. nHEAR + Wife wiz sof'qsnS%nS Of orenaS
9SiS bnn"ai q % PaF''f st. Int S' pSntS MSS s wss
nsd ~ &SsaS O. s g %. rHEP nav M Ggs ."a
S,rl2sg:id ave, iIsh mass OF requiem Church
@,f the Most Blessed Sacrament . a. m. Int.
s7E,IN 7iEr,IRNEgE5Eh gtE wI,o a Aug % EAgRA MARTIS
Se Relatives and friends SS invited wi 'fepI To- fdn"ra SE
Sat- 2 p. m, m, ,hInsbands residence, FitzWater.
Grs$2 s5aaS gi XT%scy NGS ia$o y,' 49, @Nl' WHO"
MSE il s4REEE a" hcaScs ffs S%nsoT %nS friends S
i Gs nss? 70 rnGsGs sHRAa T wft it, df TTS w
i!am .gn A. roohsy Ss tnee Corrlganl. Funeral sat;
81 $Is FF2w1 harch s SSTmn an M mais TeS t
tyss and and friends invited to attend Int Old
,,,i, TYSON s. Lansdae,, Pa, Aug. 2s ALLEN
rriyata liJkEh r. Tyson oy age aged 5S Egnera and int
y. m.
VAN .FOSSEN. - Aug. 2s, ELIZABETH.
widow Of Arnold Van FOsscn, aged 81. Rela.
tivGs and friends. members Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church. invited to funeral services,
Guyon 1850 y. Van Pelt st. Int. private
NOrthwCod em. Remains may he viewed Thurs
eve: Auto funera! Eorristown parers copy.
of Horny &. Vaughan. aged n. Relatives and
friends So inyited TO funeral services, sat, . p.
WAGNER.-Aug. 20, CARRIE, widow of Al.
nd frip nIg
Fremont Council. No. 81. u. Of L.; Garfield
Lodge, No. 10, s. Of B. invited to funeral
Joseph Leadbeater. 1909 w Clcarfeld ST. Int
private, Fairhil Gem. Remains may be viewed
Fri eve,
twALKER.--Aug. 20, LlGA +. daughter Of
James Marshall and Mabel +. Walker. aged
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- Deaths

AUsTIN--Aug. 2s, EDNA c. HOWARD, wife
OF Carl c. Austin, of Philadelphia. at Crestmon,
Inn, Eaglesmere. Pa. Services 232 $. I'D ST..
'BARENTHER. .a5. ANDREAs. husband
of Emma Barenther (nee Wnter) aged 81.
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral serv-
ices, Fri. p. m. 30i0 y. 4th st. Int. private.
Northwood Gem. Sat, o M, Auto service.
BEAUMONT Aug. 2si Joshua l., husband
friends Ioska Tribe. No. $40. !, o. n. NJ;
Fred NJ. Wagner Council, No. 1856, Jr., o. u.
A. NJ; Washington Camp. No. 43. 7. o, y. OF
se Fs cuS Coo 81 sss %aF Pa nSfsa T y
nse nseai int Sat-. Chester Rural Gem. e"Gns p m.
chsosssss hhoswFnSP Ef9ers eSPs at pboen,xv,s John
d. husband OF. Wilhslmina sehrader Boswell.
Relatives and friends inyited to funeral sery-
Ices, 3T2 w. Bridge ST., Phoenixville, Pa. Fri,
10 80 a. m. Continued service and Int. North.
wGsa wGSsuSRa GSsTRa phhls 25 S mENRY c. husband of
Iizzle f.. Brunsr, at his late resldsnce, Wal
notice OF funeral will be given,
BUNNELL;s ~, i, oatANDo s., son of
Due notice OF funeral will be given from zoos
~ iciiSoAK.-suddeniy. Aug. 27. MAY r., daugh-
ter OF John III. and Sarah ]. Cloak. In 35th year
Rsstyes and frenSs invited to funeral sss5Gycs
Hasert ST. tnear 2sd and Cumberland sts.1. Int.
strlctly private. Remains may be viewed Thurs.
eve. between and 10 O'Clock.
CoNNEL.LI,-Aus; 20. STEPHEN, son. of
sy ass a ANA nsi S09 20
A. g - % .iis'sssss 6 SSsssss Ssss:s
A<e xQp n \. 81 q ~ 4 92 :, y. +. 4, Is & G
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cial Service Fund to take care of n member q
S9es hs during his absence and to give assistance
families Of our brethren In the service
,,o rs u my special desire that every member Of
official receipt showing his dues paid at least
9ie 9in year IN advance There is no better iden.
TO Identify the brother in case Of necessity, but
u VIII prove him entitled 70 that special care
ceive. and which every loyal Odd Fellow is
ANXIOUS to render.
each one OF its enlisted mon now in the service,
ana ana every one who may hereafter he called to
fetal receipt. have one presented to him for
years dues In advance. know that some Of the
vance and carry a receipt Cor the same ! know
also that some men who are not eligible for serv-
dues FOR some other brother Of the lodge who H.
called TO service, such acts are worthy Of h!gh
every man Is thus provided for.
The following fact tells the story: \ brother
VINO was IN the military camp located In Al
lentoWn, but whose contingent has gone forward
to France, very proudly displayed to some OF
his dues paid two years in advance lie car
ried his receipt safely in the pocket of the
him by the Y. VI. G. \. See that your brother
has, has a receipt and waterproof covering in
Now therefore I. Robert w Montgomery.
Grand master OF the Grand Lodge OF pennsyl-
Of each and every subordinate lodge to take i'm.
mediate media and prompt action. II not done so al
purposes herein stated. and such other contin-
genTies mat may arise. to give protection and
would further ask, each suboriinate lodge TO
or who may have been drafted into the service
Of our country. aud mail the same to the Erar.d
mantained there for future INF Information. The
imporiance % % Gf this Is evident, and may interest
every man his family and friends In the future.
'RoBERtiT W. Il. MoNTGoMERY,
Grand Master;
Usher A. Hall Grand Sacrctary."
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PERSONALS

FOR SALE for storage goods in tho name Of
Miss IL NJ. White. $. T.. Rockhill, Miss a. r.
Richardson. Mrs. Catharine ". seaman, X. y.
Garner. Sophia u. Keating. Mrs Mary smith,
Mrs. VI. Jack, Mrs. Cassie Dunn G. u LANCE,
Rice Laura X, Evans. Mr.; Frank i; Pc
Plaque, Mary Brady, c. J. Shee, Miss e. w.
Thomas, Eycrs Mrs Lotlie JsSnnlnss; Mr. J..
Mrs Ka'o Picrson. Mr.. \, RappancCker Rob
ar, y. wallace, e Lovntts Auction House
icrnbor 10. 1917, g. m. 10y order Of Miller
North ErOad Storage Company Broad above
LohigN
[ Will NOT PAY for any debt after Aug. ~
1917. unless contracted by myself Fred w.
Larsen.
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GIRLS, bright. neat. 10 and over for light
clean work in dental factory; no machinery:
hours day. half day Saturday; pleasant
sanitary factory; opportunity for advance
ment. Standard Dental CO., 2i11 w. Norris ST.
GIRLS wanted over 10 years Of age. for light
pleasant work. making and fitting up medical
supplies: learners paid 81 week; rapid ad-
vancement to steady workers. so hours week.
Apply II. *. Mulford Co. Glenolden, Pa.
GIRLS and women wanted. Brown and Bailey
Co.. y. W, cor. Franklin and Willow.
GOvERNESS or mothers helper for 3 chill
dren, ages .. q. years; good scamstress
nearby suburbs: French, English or Belgian
preferred. " 800. Ledger Central
IRONERS. body and sleeve. wanted; also shirt
fnlshcrs: very good salary; steady position.
Apply 1928 Columbia ave.
kirCHEN GIRL wanted. Apply timekeepers
office. Bellevue Stratford
KITCHEN wORK-Grl wanted Apply time
keepers office. Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
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Where Shall II Z
Send My Child
to School,?

That question can be an
swered quickly and salts
factorily by consulting the
Educational Bureau at
Ledger Central. Here, with
out fuss or bother, you may
obtain complete and reliable
information of any board
ing school for boys or girls,
military academy, business
col eye, conservatory of
music, college or university.
Our intimate knowledge of
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rious institutions will, en-
able you to make a wise
choice.
This service is free and
available to every one
everywhere.
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LOST AND FOUND

RING-Lost. 3 jewelcd rings, Thursday, Aug;
no questions asked. J. Il. Caldwell g. Co,
Wdencr Bldg.
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GIRLS OVER 10 WANTED; LIGHT. CON;
GENIAL WORK. 4SHOUR WEEK; CHANCE
FOR ADVANCEMENT. KETTERLINUS CO..
dO5 ARCH,
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL
"Almost Country School" on the Parkway
BOYS-IiO N. I8th st.-GIRLS
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Shorthand and
'touch' typewrting. Open all summer. Day
and night 4530 SAMSON.
Young Men and Boys
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YOUNG LADIES' 9. with several, years. expert.
ence in bookkeeping checking Invoices,
freight bills. etc in reply give full particu-
lars 3l0. Ledger Office.
with bookkeeping experience; rapid and accu-
rate at figures; state experience, salary want
ed and when available. p 500. Ledger Office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS wanted; none but
experts need apply. II. Il. Underwood & Co.,
1928 Hamilton st.
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Kenderton Lodge. No. 26G. received report
Of progress from the committee thrteth
anniversary. composed OF Past Grands w. H.
Xmerman. Jacob LouN. George Tucker, Joseph
D, Tomlinson and George J. Burgert. Secretary
Haryey will announce details later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

N ". @. william King, of Imperial Lodge. No
1895. who resigned his office to enlist at Camp
Niagara, has received his commissi of second
lieutenant U. s. A.. and ordered to report to
headquarters a Admiral Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-30

Neshamny Tribe. No. o3, is expecting a
return Of rs active members on the next sun
and will resume business large lines
Chief of Records John Bruder is present at their
meetings every Tuesdays sleep and feels en-
cOuraged at the progress OF the tribe, All
visitors are welcomed at the wswam 1905
West Passyunk avenue.