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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
ATTEMPTED BRIDGE HoLDup

Charles +. stretch. of Philadelphia
reported TO the police, last evening.
that an attempt had been made To rob
him as he passed over the Clark :
Ferry bridge, near nunCanuon.s He
said two men stepped in front of his
car and demanded him TO halt In
stead. he shot on full power and eS-
capped.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
CHARGED WITH GAMBLING

Robert A. Marshall, proprietor of
a. pool room at 923 North Third
street, was arrested last evening by
Detective George Shuler charged with
running slot machine. He was
given hearing before Alderman
DeShong late this afternoon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
PHYsICIANs LOSE WATCUEs
HOME FOR RED GROSS

Halifax, Pa. May 25. ]. c.
Marsh has given to the Red Cross
Society the use of his building, near
ly opposite the Gazette office. La
dies of town will meet on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday of each week
from 2 to 4 and from 7.3O to . p. m.
for work. According to the rules of
the society none of the work can be
taken from the room and all ladies,
whether members of the society or
not, are invited to help.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
HELD FOR USING FLAG WRONGLY

Athen George and James George
were held under $500 bail each at
hearing before Alderman George
Hoverter. They are charged by Cap
tain George +. Lumb with using an
American flag for advertising pur-
poses.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25

through the Washington correspond
ents, gathered at the National Press
Giub TO hear the last speech of the
British statesman's visit. II was
spoken in evident feeling.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25
REMINDER OF OLD TIMES

Duncannon, Pa, May 25.-Mrs.
Annie Clark, formerly o. Duncannon,
spent several days here recently. She
had with her a copy of the Dun
cannon Record, published in 1879,
containing the market prices of sta
pies at that time. Butter was IL
cents a pound and eggs IL cents a
dozen, while potatoes were so cents
a bushel. The Record at that time
was conducted by Clarence Passmore
who is now engaged in the printing
business in Harrisburg.
PHYSICIANS LOSE WATCHES
While DR.. i. w. Coover and DR..
Carson Coover were performing an
operation at the Harrisburg Hospital,
a thief entered the room where they
had left their coats and vests and
stole both their watches. The robbery
happened Wednesday night, and since
that time hospital authorities have
been very anxious that the robbery be
kept secret. Several persons were
suspected. A short time ago a patient
lost a set of false teeth containing
several gold ones at the hospital.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-25

Use McNeils Pain Observation-Disclosures
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20

PROF. FRED IT. ROCKEY
Camp Hill high school athletic au-
thorities are sore over published re-
port that the basketball team would
quit for the season because of loss of
two stars. Professor Fred II. Rockey,
faculty director, writes:
There was published yesterday in
effect that Camp Hill high school was
going to cancel the remaining games
on its basketball schedule and not
finish out the season because the ma
jority of players upon the team had
resigned.
This statement is so far away from
the truth of the matter that l am
writing this letter to ask you to put
the facts before the public.
Two Players Suspended
Two of he players upon our bas-
ketball team were suspended for
breach of discipline. Upon their re-
turn to school they decided not to par
take in athletics and later, in fact,
dropped out of school. This, how
ever, has not induced us to think of
giving up basketball or cancelling the
remaining games upon our schedule.
I'VE shall very probably have to
substitute lighter teams for some that
our schedule calls for us to meet, but
we do not expect to close down our
basketball season until the end of
March. Yoder, of Harrisburg, is still
coaching the team and we have elect
ed new captain in the person of
Clarence Stephenson. There will be
basketball team at Camp Hill until
the season is over"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20

am sure that our club owners and
managers can point out the great
physical and moral advantages in q
way that will appeal to the sense of
pride and loyalty of their followers.
You will understand, of course,
that we have no thought of making
tie military course compulsory. We
would not have the power or right
to do so If we chose. But we can make
1t an object for the boys to go in
with us in the spirit with which lis
associates have fallen in with Captain
Huston's plan. l think l know my
American League players well enough
to propEesy that there will not be n
bit of tagging in any of the eight
spring camps"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
Casino Players Make
Excellent Averages

Barnes, of the Calumets, is still
leading the Casino tenpin league with
an average of 1872 pins per game. Up
until February II, every player in the
league rolled on an average of ITO
points each game. Basch, of the jolly
Five team, is second with an average
of 1877, while Ross, of the Orpheum
team, and Montgomery, of the Elec-
tries. are neck and neck for third
place with an average of 1856 each.
The league race is very close with the
Jolly Five team in the lead, the Calu-
NETS and Electrics tie for second
place. Barnes has rolled the three
highest games during the season for
a total of 76S pins.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
JOHNSON is READY
TO START TRAINING

New York, Feb. 20.-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League,
left yesterday for Chicago to assume
charge of the military plans of his
four Western clubs. Captain Il. l..
Huston, of the Yankees, will super
wise the campaign for the Eastern di-
vision. Mr.. johnson said:
The Captain and myself have map
ped out course of action within the
last few days that is bound to show
great results.
The American League club own
ers have not entered into this thing
in any spirit of levity. All have
pledged their heartiest cooperation
A great deal OF the success of the ven
ture now rests with the players. But
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
Local Star Is Captain
of Lehigh Wrestling Team
ROBERT coon

Bob" Good, former Tech athlete,
has been elected captain of the Lehigh
wrestling team. lie is also a member
of the football and track teams at
that institution. Good has been a star
in every branch of athletics.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
FAMOUS PAGER nEAn

Goshen, N. Y, Feb. 2O.-The great
PAGER, Joe Patchen, 2:01h, sire of the
worlds champion Dan Patch, 1856.
and many other noted thoroughbreds.
died Sunday at Joseph F. McCIean's
Midheld Farm here.
The horse was foaled in 1889 in
peabody, Kan. His career on the turf
was one OF the most remarkable in
the annals of harness racing. He was
known as the iron horse" and was
owned at one time by the late Senator
John Mccarthy, of Brooklyn, who
was the proprietor of the Parkway
Farm here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
%@pqr6h&hf
% Gsuzxu7d Rice
AN OLD REFRAIN

ITO the glory that Greece,
And the grandeur that Rome.'-Poe
Out along ancient track,
Where Fate takes its tickle spin,
Greece and Rome have drifted back
As the Bush mas called them in;
So. amid the hit and miss,
We shift the battle cry
To the glory that is iris
And the grandeur that is Ty.
Greece once hit 4S4
Rome poled out A 93;
Each one knew tho Winning Score
In the mighty jubee
Once they knew the buoyant bliss
Linked unto the Batting Eye
Knew the glory that is Iris
And the grandeur that is Ty
One and all fade from the frame
Men and nations-through the fight
Hold their brief span in the game
AS they pass into the night:
But before they to this -
Now before their fame must fly
Here's the glory that is Iris
And the grandeur that is Ty.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
SPORREA BASKETBALL CITY LEAGUE TONG GOLF CLUB ELECTION
MILLER w1fH NEW ORLEANS

Annville, Pa, Feb. 20.-Eddie Mil
ler, of this place. has signed to play
first base for the New Orleans team cf
the southern League. and will leave
March for the purpose of reporting
Tor spring practice. Miller played first
base for the Galveston team of the
Iexas League last season, and the
New Orleans management, which had
iarmed him, recalled him as a result
During the winter Miller has been
keeping in condition by handling
freight for the Reading Railway at
the Annville station.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
KELCHNER TO SOoIrr

Myerstown, Pa, Feb. 2O.-Prof.
Charles S. Kelchner, of Albright Col
lege, has signed a contract to again
act as scout for the st. Louis club, of
the American League. Professor
Kelchner is in charge of athletics at
Albright and will take up his scouting
duties with the close of the college
baseball season early in June.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
ENHAUT ALL-sTARs WIN

Baldwin Juniors lost to the strong
Enhaut All-Stars on Saturday, score,
S4 to 20. Oberlin High school girls
played between halves and won from
the Steelton High school girls by the
score of so.
The Baldwin Junior basketball five
would like to arrange for a game
away this week. Communicate with
c. e. Pugh. 24S South Second street,
Steelton. Pa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
ONLY ONE GAME
NQUOIT LEAGUE
Highspire Will Meet Camp No
ZIG of This City; Standing
of Teams

Camp No. s, p. o. S. of A. team,
is still in the lead in the quot league
race. Steelton and Enhaut are
tie for second honors. Steelton took
ten straight games from Penbrook.
There will be only one game play
ed this week, between Highspire and
Camp TIC at Harrisburg. The other
games were postponed as they came
on the %, which is the date of the
Dauphin southern district convention
at Camp 639, Harrisburg. The stand
ing follows:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
REULBACH JOHNS BRAVES

Boston, Feb. 20.-The signed con-
tracts of Edward Reulbach. pitcher.
una D. Carlisle Smith, third baseman,
Wots Mots received yesterday by the Boston
National League Club. Olaf Henrik-
sen, an outfielder, has sent his signed
contract to tire Boston Americans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
MURRAY TO LEAD PIRATES

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 20.-BiIly
Murray, former manager of the Phil
lies and former scout of the Pitts
burgh club, was appointed business
manager of the Pittsburgh cIuh hv
President Dreyfuss, to succeed Peter
Kelly,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20

Not forget both the the
Two Flags
Considerably and debate
nmag close between Christy Mathewson
both apparently have been suppanted.
Writing from ormOnd Fla Colonel
The best golfer
M Players here tell me he the
high wind blowing here S his card: ' "
IN 9n' ::::.:9 ::::::::::.: s Eass
According Colonel Hanna
plays his of
given
% Tor being yet find the fame golf
swung club golf has
Unoblgng
One trouble with exchange
In his scramble
In the exploitation
to ~ ~ O
Calling
than Hughey a many ago.:
There was no high finance about the
we paid our honest tribute to the other
Fighting bade adeu its Tonga
w And md kissed its gimy hand to sentiment
ru And champion aspired to be
And you smell it when
And G e ar Ps5@sa6ed with the % tainted breath
thing golf esm-vz: 1t keeps
you out of the
quarter" salary reduction with
a ~
precious proving
us why he Australia When
~ ~
The impending break between
detail Philadelphia compared the
100 per cent calamity. ' "
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20

REWARD forH HONESTY
Purity and Delightfulness Make
CAMEL Cigarettes
TheMost Popular and Best Selling
Cigarette Ever Sold at any Price
IT NE1IS enviable position has caused false
L and defamatOry statements to be circu-
lated about CAMELS, in order to injure
their SALE AS our investigation of these
reports progresses, it becomes more and
more apparent that "men higher up" origi-
mated the scheme and have superintended
it's execution. They were able to slander
CAMELS in two ways: By hiring the ire
sponsible to lie about them, and by, perhaps,
fraudulently inducing honest men to circu-
late the lie. But an honest man is always
honest. Once he learns that he has been
duped into misrepresentation, he not only
stops it, but quits the employment of and
exposes those who have misled him into
being an innocent party to the fraud.
Slander will not take the PURITY and
DELIGHTFULNESS out of CAMELS.
1t may, for little while, hurt their sale
among those who are easily deceived. But
PURE TOBACCOS, scientifically blended,
will continue to make CAMELS the most
popular and desirable cigarette on the mar
ket, regardless of price. The man who
smokes them knows. To him there is no
substitute, and no other brand can be long
substituted for CAMELS by slander and
misrepresentation.
An honest man will work for a company that
dishonest methods to sell its product but he
not look for job Jobs and good jobs, looking for
honest men. We have desire to deal with the cheap
crook. But want more evidence the ''men higher
up" Ii any honest man, who has been induced by
those higher up to circulate lie about CAMEL Ciga-
rettes will to satisfaction establish that fact will
make it well worth his while, and he will be fully
protected.
To you, Mr.. Smoker, we say CAMELS ARE PURE
and you know they are DELIGHTFUL
R. j. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
Winston-Salem N c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
CITY LEAGUERS
PLAY TONIGHT
Board of Governors Hold Busy
Session in Boyd Memorial
Hall

At meeting last night of the
Board of Governors of the City ANA
teur League, held at Boyd Memorial
hall, matters of Importance were
taken up. The managers of the vari-
Gus teams did not press the charge
against the West End club for an
infraction of rule and the matter
was dropped. The West End club
was given the permission to use Beck
and Good during the remainder of
the season. A fine was imposed on
tie management of tho Arrow team
which forfeited a game last Thurs
day night. The Board of Governors,
at the proposal of the representatives.
consented to the holding of a dance
after the games scheduled for Thurs
day night of this week in the Armory
hall.
Games at Armory
Tonight, on the Armory floor. the
CITY League teams will battle for su-
premacy. The opening contest will
be between the Galahad r. c. and
the p. r. R. Arrow teams, while in
the second the Rosewood A. C. team
VIII oppose the West End A. C. quin-
tet. The first contest will start at
o'clock.
Kline, of the Rosewood Club five.
who led the individual scoring ear
Her In the season, has regained that
position, although he did not play in
any league games during the last
week. Good, of the West End team.
who passed him several weeks ago.
is now in eighth place. Gebhard and
Boss, the former of the Galahad five,
ana the latter of the Hebrew team.
are both playing sensational ball and
are among the most consistent scor-
ers in the league. Title, of the Rose
wood quintet, and Holland, of the
west End Club, are also playing
strong game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-13
CATTLE AND STOCK
IN Answering Ads plense Mention Times

FOR ShLE-Ilorse, harness md surrey,
bargain. Phone Walnut tt2s or wal
nut qb3
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


LOOK I'm nte the car ~ gone. lose
agnin, no more cheap John watches Tor
me, here's for Harris -Gour's Company.
| with that h0c. It's all | need to curry
/ home standard watch FOR NE time, they
| have them all ana besides ! Will never
miss tho money Elglu Wnlthnm, llnmp-
ton, Illinois and South Bend l6 North
Robinson, baum llldg
LARGE south room In private home with.
In walking distance, for rent TO lounl
lady; rent reasonable. Cnll after 6 p m
! ll2l North Oklahoma. NJ 1880.
A WELL furnished room In private fam
lily; select nclEhhorhood walking dis
tnnce. gentleman preferred Maple 500.
NICELY furnished southens; room with
private family, excellent location;
walking distance, garage Maple il52
NICELY furnished room extra large.
Sl,abl" for . or persons 81 80 per
week Sls W. 10th Wal 2li6
A WELL furnished room In private fam
ily. select neighhorhoOd walking dis
tan'r. gentlemen preferred " SOC
FURNISHED room. employed persons
preferred, private family 2lo w 10Th.
Maple 1885
PLEASANT rooms IN private home,
steam heat good hoard near references
required Wal $500
THE BROADWAY serves hest dinners In
city. 2hc. soup. roast, vegetables, corn
broad coffee aud dessert Third aud
Htondwny
NlrE southeast room In modern home,
large closet. walking distance, gentle
mon only Walnut 1904
. SOUTHEAST rooms ur one southeast
aud southwest lrG, light airy, gar
age i36 West ThIrtecuth
luH RfNr NlccN mmshcd suit. OF
rooms ~ brick apartment no children
Walnut 576,
! LARGE furnished slcppug room, nl'c
! small sleeping room 8 lO per week
| iOl North Harvey Nupl, 62i
! TWO furnished rooms. modern. prDNat.
home nop Nruldwu, circle. ladies'
. oul' INl' pu1 H', 2" West l'pr,i'h
! ROOM for rent private home. references
required l2l7 Norlh Broadway
| REATTlFrb southeast front room IN
/ private family walking distance sea
West 10Th
CAN YOU beat - Ronst beef with bread
/ and butter lOD. vegetables. Be-. tee
cream be- "Cafctcrn' Cheapest place
/ IN town and best basement State Nu.
/ tunnl bank
! ONE VI east sides ulrost homes man of
/ woman employed walnut tlss
| ONE large front room. odioIulnr bath
walking distance, with ur without
board g. broadway tirclc Phone Wal
nut i2iN
'GlG " iTI ST one nicely mrulshc,
/ front sleeping room
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

PIANIST Vaudeville or pictures, with
ten years experience, prefer playing
vaudeville. want position In on close 20
oklahoma CITY Cnll kingkadc hotel
Write or phone Grace curry Mangum,
Okla
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
Apartments FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL new apartments Of 5
rooms each In new brick. 40s East 18th.
Phone Maple 2lGs-H
5-ltOOM brick apartment, private bath
hll modern, water. garbage, furnished /,
adults only MHplo ll26.
FOR RENT w West 18th St 10 rooms
modern. basement. furnace. garage Il
complete beautiful home, only So per
month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Farms, iIouscs and Rouming Houses
I'm Rent
bOh-lO Insurance bldg Maple 36
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
Apartments FOR RENT
In Answering Ad. pie.,. Mention Time.

ron RENT ll2OH North Hudson. upper
duplex, 3 rooms, modern, 81 80; very
desirable. X r. Helm, Wal ass Leo
llldg
lllGN-tLNSS 5.tonm brick Apartment
very desirable adults no Ing Thit.
lc'uth Vacant the 18TH
STRICTLY MODERN s-toom apartment
located ~ T. Sth 'all Walnut Cigi
THREE ROOMS md hath ppnrtmrpt u,
good condition, wplling distance EnE
North Lindsay, rent $3.50. ". 3i.3 ".
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
on Answering Ads Please Msptio, Tina.
Telephone Operating

Telephone Operating
Offers exceptional oppor,unItIe,
70 unframed girls Free Thinning
IN well equipped school With
salary while learning is given
by the Telephone Company.
Every attention r. given 10 a..
health and comfort NJ omproye.
Central offices are located in o,e
OF the hest lighted and vcntun,.
sd office buildings In tho civ
Ihete " comfortable rest room
WIN restaurant adiourninV nj
at cost '
Az positions are rcrmnncn,
Ihere are no lay-offs or other
ooeses OF time on account Of slecL
seasons. etc. Rapid advancement
given TO girls who prove cnpa.
Ne.
u you are unmarried, and he.
SWoen the ages OF i6 nnd a. live
- the city. and wish high class
oofmanent work. call In person
- the office OF Mrs. I'm. 2Os
\ oonoes building.
VA NORTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE co.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
In Answering Ads, rlenso Mention Times.


/ DOWNSTAIRS front room, may hc
used for light housekeeping 1923
North Shartcl Wal il'
TWO Vel. miulah,d housekeeping rooms.
ground floor adjoining bath = per
week, also two rooms un third foot
s so per week, adults 40 West li'lh
Wal i7eo
MODERN A.tuum apartment would
share with one ~ two ,uugcnnl men.
travelling men preferred or would rent
three rooms tO couple for housekeeping
ratio very reasonable Wal 3e9l Eve.
uinsV Naulo 1851
TWO modern ligh, housekeeping rooms.
furnished good .r'lls walking distance
il6 East Eighth street
NlCE housekeeping apartment private
front ana huck unttnnce, hluyN Hruad
wnN N West l2ih
BROOM suite. vcr, desirable furnished
Tor housekeeping ln modern private
home, good location. northwest south.
east cNpusurC also Hngl" room outside
entrance, kitchen privileges n desired
Wal i7i2-R
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AGENTS WANTED

In An.w orins Ads. Please Mention Times.
AGENTS wanted. sell concentrated tube
flnyOrs. egg substitute. and other red
hot" sellers; our agents coming money.
G. II Taylor. sta. A. ll5 West Tenth St.
Dallas Texas
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UNFRAMED GIRLS

UN RAINtD GIRLS
Have little chance for advancement
IN most lines Of work Many bright
girls who arr unable TO afford spe-
clhi business training ARE thus de
rrivcd OF any opportunity for better
ing themselves by promotion tn
responsible positions
owing TO the highly sneciallzed mr.
N 'urc " the business, the Telephone
company finds II necessary to com
pl"tclv train all new employees. md
Tor this purpose maintains thor
ouchly eQulppch school In which
competent and experienced teachers
give an inexperienced girl com
prchcusivo course OF instruction In n
business that offers permanent work
with splendid opportunities for ad-
Nduccmcnt
This expensive course ~ in-truc-
,lou is not only given free. hut he
ginncrs are paid salary whno
learning
Tho work IL conEcninl. the hours
mr." shorter than NJ most other bust
ness places. and the WORKING condi-
tlons nrc better than can be- found
clfcwhcrc
This excellent opportunity for nm.
bilious girls should he Investigated
hN applying 10 Mrs I'm Room e0s.
Pioneer building Only unmarried
girls between m" ages Of 10 and -
can be considered
SOUTHW BSTTRN REII, TIL, r,EpHON'
COMPANY
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GWm Brothers Co.
2oo-325 Grain Exchange Bldg.
200 W Grand.

1000 to 81 600 to sloan ON improved city
property, reasonable. money ready. no
delay, W $. Guthrie. Farmers National
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IN 70 wash and Iron. Wal sS9l.
~ Weet 0ixtssnth.

'66o4T Tn Ials; the car Is gone: / los,
e0oln: - ncfs cheap John watches foi
III fh9s's epr Harrfs- ooar.s COMPANY
49, an and bssidss viii never miss
klSe Honey Elgin, wsitham, Hampton,
l4eels and South Bend 10 North Rob
lN2eA, Haum Bldg.
eWANfhp- -Coiofed sirI for general
14Qosvork; . In family s2< West
ISeeenth. Phone Walnut 5iss.
,BHoAbw.Af serves psular suppers
( 1sM cooked. Third and Broadway.
wANTEp-Ftrst-c class entertainer for
NY west Grand. Room IL