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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
Justus II. Holrc

llstus r. Holmc, one of the oldest rm.
ploycS Of the PUBLIC LEDGER. sdicd ON
Tuesday at his home. Il5i Grscom street.
Frankford. from pneumonia. lie was
seyenty-fow years old. AIr IIolmc entered
the service of the PuElLc LEDGER thirty
nine years ago as q clerk In the accounting
department Later hr was connected with
the advertising department ana had been
active In his duties until thrcc months ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Tp9aPfseTTa K i3n ~ ,S,'s mt inlay s.
/ n. ~ Solemn hgh rcuucm m4ss at. Sacred
MoatsqmsFFyy COUNTY S " r@ Rame4s RT SS2a'6E Sa2 BE-
ylgwgd S,,sgs Thurs eye Auto funeral Norristown
a,1ia8 8JEE{iiAtR9pr-laP {l,l Q MARGARET wiz. q
md Ma 55Igl1fvi h4a 124gi'r @t .2'" "a,las
tivaa a4i fricuds invited 10 fuuorll sat. : ~.
32ia So"Is H lnr llos Gross com Aur1
n4iIiiAEE ESnla9l nslha59al orr.r,s, s,dicgs ig. ANroN
To,s3,n]. Tos, ~, RIIa'W'e ar9 fI,nls ll31gnzoll.rg
ssdqyirSs snr.igs.S SgP7' it'o9"r' nEr1.4 TO ngrI
a,lsgyog5 G." VIZ funeral ror rrtaad, ma,
s@g9@@s ELIZA DtRhHE i2ai' 52aS a. '"H2 Ha',s W's
funeral.
,r} r4MnSEY n S5} n aaEs 70 }Egr 15I sa g. 2tgs, f f
y Isb u" t,""I' rhia.. f Ill., pSI.&a,a : al :" wss2 9i92
.CAs5EL. .-jaq. no. INroH A.. husband Of
lgnr, 2ni5 So sch st uuo notice Of funeral
-,cclIhII$-5lan o. ELLEN widow or l,q,rIgt
kI2TTrI pktgnl3llsn9 ond rfr..mds sacred IicarE
gaeJs,las.. tuvllgi 10 funeral soj 40 o. IN.
Cen. ,yig.l"ud y. j.. -rnrsrs ,agg. ,,,,,,,
CLYNiEl, widow of John .tIl'mi.r arad 81,
E.ol''IT 1nd friends nTl,a 10 ,gmr'l .IrE
81 r4dia rutHsrm Church r.udsnure uan'
station. f7rI u.ty d. rr
COLLINS Ian s. rEVTITN COLLINS Cnro
I1ipEnyI. widow uf Edward Collins I;rIHtIvr,
and friuuua invited tu rru.ruI Ifri. $50 o. u
bruthgra Residence. john IIirHuu. gO2I E Fir'u
st.. Solemn r"uuigm uHsH church of the Nisl.
tHtlou ~ Co. iu. I'M 'tuIs cross com
,toNN.-.Itu iU WU.LiNH upap1lI - Flora
" Com, and SOU ur Ill. samuel lud Naruer.'
L"uu- ~" ,!NNn" oud irnuI" J'ru@l.m Lud."
80. lh. y ~. oi W. ", iu't"l 'p in"ruI Sat
: n ul.. IiHei Teton ave. HhuEr tg.wu s'. Hustle.
{9a. iFl" Tut N'iih Cedar IIIi '"ur AUTO |
cow \N-Iun 90. ELIZA j.. aauEh'or -
glI' Ri'NtE HHh Il..h 2. 'w".l. I''IH'lE'H aud |
li'Wi., l.'H#H... OF HuuTut Heart. invited iu /
INI'''i, fN'.. ~ bl H Iu. nru'u.Is laws lu-I. |
dru'". IlH'# IH"HiuH. Guli w Master .I. Sui- |
.Wu r.Uu.w w.ss So lIaIu.lh's church ~ 90. |
CRAWFORD. ...l.iu. &. IIiN%hLI< !. .DENNy. /
I'IIl. Relatives uuu rrt.uHH invited iu services T!
Eri, ~ 20. m.. lSlS S. .luG st. uf private. Iu- !
mains mH" un viewed wnur.. tU % ~ m
NrIry l.! plH itu,tiyaa nli friand4 aiao tho
luNHI Order or Niuuau Ludg. 80 iI and an
uluN'H VI IrlI Tul,unuun ru. invited tu funeral .
tTI. S3n 20 e.. l25 s. llo9Hr, &c.,. lliEg mls7
, v r.gu0'W Ihu,.n uf our Lady Dr the Rosary .
widow of William Bg.. E.I9fit.e .,rI rri',,i. /
william Penn Council 10 E DrisHf.r.t pf /
l'rthIuh.m. invited iY attend Tu4ar.'I rrI ~ /
3d. m. ms -utd,r az. I'M Nj t'nri.Ii. 't,.rf /
DECKER Jan TO- poINrirgN willow M
J"' mr 81 i"',roS q .,, anI ,r,.gt lad"s
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE

.ClIAAlBEI;NtAIn or nursrgIrl-NorweEan. with
experience. wishes position. 5Ili Belmat
ter West Philadelphia,
COOK Good manager wants permanent plaza
with Il good family. II 9iS, Ledger Central.
COOI.-Cumrat"nt Iiarmar-America womin
Wishes position as cook. .O23 Carpenter.
COuK--Good cook wants situation; good rst
rrrucr. rms Lombard st,
COOKING and downstairs: no washIng' reisr
cucr. 92ll W. Somerset st.
ERESSMAEER high class, desires engagemen:r
evening gowns speciality. Walnut 6i5s.
HpuSEEEEPER white wishes position: taS
fun charge: good reference. 10 y, 10th ST.
STENOGRNPIlIR desires extra work tli
NOrth American 3ldg II S53 Ledger Central
STENOGRAPIiER and hOOlskceper desires posl
tiUn. good ref; law pref a. ledger Cent
half timr. no Sunday wnrl G Is Ledger o.
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DEATHS
! ,,,.,--, i, - ,-,,-. y, &C., -, %
se!"tiyes and friends invited 70 funeral seTviceTT
| SAT. = p, N" residencev OF son, th9TieS
] ttHNrs. 100 N. nilH ST. M'il iuill' tlilli w y
! Nt{'' MohlIoFe ,il. "'"'iH'7 may "' '''"''
! fIl tN' 'HlL i""FIN
| GRAY--Jan. q, ANNIE GRAY. widow o
! Robert GRAY. daughter ~ late John and AdolIn'
| Dorr Relatives and friends, Court Evan :
! Fri p m residence Of brother George parr
/ ItA<D t,, 10 IONS HAM ir som ,l
| ~, ,'b.ri,, 11'i I,. f,nl trrI a. u.giI.,,I,.
Myu'"til,. HiI I''' l"',., % w. f.iyI III
! ~ NIm""' e. l"' "'''.' "' '"''''' VIII "'
! UNTF .. ALLEN e.. son " william
| g. ana NoIIin unut gE.d is Relatives. uHl
] rrisuGy. Struumal'H TauoWs1iu OF 3Iih Wand
invited tu funeral services Sat-. ~ %. ui. 1il %
] EGIiimD.H uEt. Int Nne'1iu#irr Com. Ng'us.
IINrECuIID Jan 10 CHARLES o. hug.
o1eeaaI ii, 'EIGfIy,s nnI rrIon,is inyit.l AZ, m,
/ neral sun % n m si5 g. NmrrirHn ~ mi
/ Iii pnrrs com
{ ,,,...,, ,,.r,yt,,, q. ,.
,nt.A 'ii'in f' Nr,fl a,sI "a NH31T,3 M @[
Ggdi E friy T., 'd, l.gYr 9hs. 80 ass o. o. H. T.,
4Ig,Tr 20 uiIgtI'' rr II -" ,,5iniggfN 'G,i
tIguuus. ,,.
HlNtiE.I IIER.-..J1r.. n. WILLIAM C.. .hug-
nnui OF Louise UguEslInr !ut". CAM. aged w.
relatives ana friends. Fort NJ. Vernon. No. III.
y. ~ A.. Ben Wolf IhmrbICk co, invited
G'rmna Reformed Grounds Briduabur8, Body
may ns ylnwgu Fri = 10 10 D., IN.
M UbIMls. ls.#H.IHu. g. IlSIlN 49,. son uf lat"
lNpu1A r. anu caroline .k lIOIW', aged ~
i''laiirg7 gnt iri"nds igyli"t lo iup"rgl sar,-
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| Fri 7.3u a. m 39i Pcmbart6n gt. Mass OF
Tg29lgW rg1 .1l Ioy 5 TTny church a. M In" i''y
Of 9bsliT bsi & TO- WlLjJjAM W, 81 81 i@T2 i@T2'%Ra e.
nSliol Sl TO- fungrql 2aaa Cleveland aET r,5 ga; t.;
S!""mT Lady OF Mercy 10 d" m' I"'' '''"'''''
n.rpyNop ,inrtfs lam q .rNyr o.coN.
ToR 4i3aH& dl6so,.r o. l@ Fl. r3,rrg ,l .,2i gg%i
tiar3 vIis. Ni! n!It 5' ,a fu1.r F-i. $40 & m..
Iuis Wmtol ST. Requiem rtHn uass 'Uu.y4 ~
kn,, Ig Z .9h59@} ll513 l' I'll" m in' ''''N ''55 ''"
'1IT 0.GRtpy ru urypy H.. husband o,
Mary a.. O.Gmdy HomtF,s ,9uI frynds
N"I" soIanu TariTTI1, Mtsfir shrine. NawWrk
! D i . riIiIi 49,. a4si %$5@.v' r.rgIas@t,a n j.
Invite iTy,tsd II fon;E M NJ las d'Pf4,"rs S65gn gys rgs
Coiuusdnr Pa int Ml Mornh. gym
Hr@ii,5i 5a5i 'frrload.., .ilisbaS69 Goqa1t Ea ~
w,sslmaraindd dd'sa s 70 rais ii'' y 5ogayI EarJiSss
! ".to'fir.S9 J6r 70, uENHy POTTS g,usgaoSa
Potts ar,a Go. Due noD,i,,.,Ytf fqn"r4 ,.i..,, o,
Ma,'id5 I rrobst iUa. roiI.l Relatives
rnIIadriuh1 .iuraameInda oui employees " INC
Ev"niu" HhI't4 .NE.i"i l'n,I'I ,tTL,,s. L,,,,,
town. r1t mly,ir &ornMood Gent N"m'Ins
,".,iGGs pau r. ur;Nl y EGEs so? Of
Ihgo!iotrg "Hg '2iruN 'InlIg. =, 1000 %,
= r. iayI.l g funeral rs,e,' =, .E.rl,,a II M,
| ~, ,L' 1n.nD. ,I 'E''' .,.I.5, '."'"' To '-''''
] "'Ei.fI, frstti\E d rlsI.,rI Df
vI,,e9' fatg G... NIr,rn,.i HrtaiN's aa,i
] tllIf..i .',i , r,-,,ai XII p.lu , M III
/ H"4gg w ~ ..Y,i, ,n,,uiu1f mass s, Neathu.a
! g,'''' ~ % ,....',..r... ,.,,.., ,... ....r,,
| 'Er.II,r,ps 'I.,r g. FRANCIS som M Uey-
| ,Sth ..'I I,J - ,Y,r. Ig.l HWY 3fd nfIWia
! G,t,,.,i r flI.r..I XII, s.gu 30 uI mulnar.a
| r.. .,t.r., ra95 t.rt af Solemn rrnr.um mass
/ \, 'H',r.r.- - tI.,-T iu uI iui Iinll 81
/ All. .l,,.. .rr
'EDl,IS Sg,rE r.r TO- WILLIAM y. husband
! rf .IglI..n HuUnr. Ir. H..d lI Relatives aud
| ,sI.,n,1.,, ,, it.F tI' tIIr.,W. t.nI
! 'ItIrlfi,UtiI IlI % MARIA tNTINRlNE
| r,,I.tifsI,'if ,, ti...I.I.I, E,IIfiy,4 and
49,. ~ 10 -. r..I..... ,.. .lf Aims t,.r
lrl,," N"'9n"I '''..t m,., ~, nr,ln
SS.o,. D. no., 1888 j 3''o ST. l"" A'' \''"""
''.I,,. , , e,,,r-t.f 9 g,I.rt-p
ENIHtis t-,I'. ,. ". ~, ,'It ~. "a q ~. ~.
H.9'l, I' ~, 4l't. IL, ', i.n-.,gI s.ryirrs
'r, . -. m 1909 yomls ST.. Wissmoming.
Inl. HgrlTi',l.I, Nml' W'Ngl,..grI,r, .s husband
~ Elizabeth SuuI.r 'u". Hmm'rh aGyd -. iNW
oud Female li.wnunl S,",' ,,. Invited To- ~
Erpu,rn mass ST. ruul.rut church . 70. M.
SriINrI.I; A. I.r,g2on r. j.. jan .. VII.
LIAM. husband OF I'r.l.ri,l Sphal.r. aged VI.
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HELP WANTEp-EEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING


T@n srro2ads4 m% 1" Wth xdrn, @H@si"t opp1F STa
,uni,trs FOR r'uld advancement.
iuni,rT fo ,arn'si iuSiiiTcrt youmG ,%"m, n
u''"''n j. ana - Years "t age
%ew ennlo,z.,Gss ar nall while learning
|
n foSd Is sod at COS: IN eVcry GC GCSnItrai
Oas'
srJ tn, yirn,, ' '''S ''''''' ''' 'e'"'"-
oon,r.rn,.. .,. ol,.,,.,.,.u, =, s.n
oppI' p5I n,,Ty IS.r pgsii@ns 10 S'"
Agnly 2, too MorH@t street I,ry except,
t,i'""tn .a.G .. ''' " IT.. "' '''''''-'
gnniiI,IsEprsf \Np s.Ir,NnGRArITrH ,,n,r.
rI.'rGNr 70 TAl>E .MCLI. CHARGE OF Of
'rn SifIR'E "iNrr;iiNSE 'NS'CORR'DbiN2' ~
AtILrrY; AAMSW,G;llii WITH iEtg,!lL lN%UitMA-
,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,''.'. w. ~ =
in hHa@ala2jrm& rss? ] nr~Iarr,i I '1@i!is Haaas
o"rir<EEfER M and si@nosrannor @ 1 with -,acn,,y
i sai, Iadger oGicr, '"'"'' >'''.'e'
'if.rI's'' 'rrifn.rInrII'Ss @6aa WanGt' ~ Apply win
l'i .'H'' 'llI Nll'IA" NJ ~ g. s''l~'E 'llltts
'l.t.l;N -,lL Whnl'" '"i IGm' RAJ Gi"'I1al work
S,"t.b ',N,,s,' r. I,slitt- Tug NeSs'ohe
rLERS young Iuus. Tor office. work. state age
Hud education. q H. Ledger Office
COOK and waitress. Protrstauts English ure
frrrrd. th0roughly experienced. frst-ria :,
references required. NJ $40 Iedger central
,.t,,L- ., .r,,I,,r,,,.,f.t r ,,,, ,,.,t,,.. ,,,
'"'N hIu '"ae'i,nilLl ,,niilLl in Nihl ihuliN. WIN"
uantown 9l57
,,,,.H ,..., , MI,
JI"im, sirrG lad Intvr.r ! and I n m ''''"'
,,,,,,t-t,-,, -, ,,,,.,,.,..fr, ,,.t. III, ,.
'nlklNif ana GnWhS'tlfs Wg,N, Mhlr Wgman,
Hlolts'hnt pr'trffti. Ep ~. M,ri9u' small ram
sTyt .rt, "a - 80 tt"iI,'"'"'" st.
Wv ''''''''' ~ '''''' '' '' ''''" o.
'bi1NlN ana downstairs wnGk White girl with
oushiy GOOD work Apply aaaS Queen lans. ciln
'',tN,NG On" gSSS'5, VIII M,tn u}MnSIaII W33rTf
7ll -. IT,, ''' - ~ Hil, I ,1t
I'""'F' Swo,' Mn%,a' .",,r oHM LAW "''.
EXPERIENCED Bl YER
Tor cnlnifh Mr,mn n"I musll4 unlrIw"ar,
tN,'9,,"i@ai @ pi1I m 10 LOT l,nprn," i"
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Obituaries
MRS. KATE d. PRENTICE DIES
Mother of Camden Freeholders' Di-
rector Succumbs at 20

Mrs Kate u Prentice, widow of
George u. Prentice or Camden and PhjIl-
delpha died early today at the home Of
her SON George g.. Prentice, 7li North
Seventh street. Camden Mrs Prentice
who was the mother of Director John Prem
ticc, of the Camden County Board Of Free
holders was taken ill at her sons home
during a visit She had not been in good
health for several months
Mrs Prentice was srvouly-tivc years
old and was a member of the Roberts
family " Philadelphia. prominent 1fty
years ago.
The funeral win I've held Saturday moru-
Ing at 10 o'clock at the home of Edgar
=. Prentice son. with whom she lived
at i29 Iladdou avenue. Intcrmyui viii he
I'm the West Laurel IIill Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

co SOUTH FOR TIE WINTER
TIE Handy Volume ;di ton tadvcrti-,i 4.
proposition ever offered by statesmen 'enIi7s
one dollar With the order and three d,iWihy
monthly Haze room FOR only IA fa,yU Uy,,afi
real sllesmon. We train YOU thorongbb91seia
worl; leads exclusively. aud pay drdwinF !.
count weekly @ ac
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA co
l3o s 18Th st.. cor Walnut
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tNDERTNKERS
LOST AND FOUND

- T. GALLAGHER 23@1 E Huntingdon
ruI,r'ahor Hul Embampr Ben ph Ken. iGH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

SALESMAN An unusual onpurtunltv h.,v
work il $40 ledger 6irlr' '''"' J" MS past
SAlES,NIt:NM,l ,9gsgal ?pngrlugity FOR eHpsfI
Philadelphia and vicinity; salary. cornmi ssIosS
S 66Eor "&dr''s3 SRE BIZ 1"s sil@r STesS7 o.. SH
sALESNEN stock. waptod reliable men wtS
mrr22gg"" NioGi Ggi2mIWylTs9n 9as3 gTst cs,
twccu ~ and I" ="
SLIPPING CIERiS wanted to become tram:
cooperate with every ambitions man ts sn.i ny
gs,,d can n1ft@@ng u2niaar 23n Or write tor
iatn and Spriug Garden. sts.
sTENoGRAPlEls-Non Nonng man with cxpsrlenc.
pcr"ncg, and, SALARY ,Npcrted pcrmGnent pC,l.
ton. II Hj3 ledger Central
STGTo&RArilEE iiii w@m'"S@6 Chrs,agyi honest
haul,nc. = uOa LEDGER Ofrco ''''
TRUNK MAKERS wanted GOOD wages sooi
ingion h. g. "''n'
NpuNG MAN about II years ~ age In ofes
mn all Sraht good "banr f"r bs R'i I'm S:
applicant. ! 81 Ledger Central '''''
NugNG MAN, bright, wanted. to assist ia
ius, az" reference ana salary wanted. So
NOl'NG MAN for office and clerical work: stats
lN"n columbia ave.
YOt'NG MAN wanted for general office work
Iulrk aud accurate at figures. + $50 Ledgei
Y9l M MAN to qqGGerate; tygewSGitgr and @n.s'
YurNG MAN. uuir; and accurate at figures
Apply shcIbourue Mills, II and Wcstmoreand
Yol.NG MSN with tnpwlCdse Gds Of posting, fo'
YprNG MAS, for gen"Tnl work in large mana.
General
$40 GRAD,fNTE CHEMISTS lai {OOO-sls66.
StEN",iKhPlER gNper! $i0n T2y, E0RE- rlRgEi
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S SAIESSMENm.N Nl23nmfaciurers Of hlgh.grada ON.
burg, YORK and lancastgr also Trenton ~ ~
mHneht propositions liberal conmissinnss' per.
particulars are treated couhdentiaily II Iitulll
Ledger Central. u iat,
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Hr1P wANrEp-MAr-..rs.-


PRIVATE SECRETARY-Th head =, !.
educational Institution in the Mldds t,sfts
desires g man as private secretary, - W CT
Christian with co lege training or tts sust l b
al"nt; % hnowl' dge OF stenopraphy 5o.tggif-
address With references gnr stater,ss.IIee ehlsi
previous experience. VI. S3l Ledger AZ, q
REPAtRNtEN 10 take wagons apar, -,
s'mh'e 'hem American Ice. Both & ColunA,,,,
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! SIENOGEAPHER aud typewriter cEp.rsu-'d Il
wrHGERs1 @ G sen 'T w %nd"r. IS'" s on hottie
w31aN 21i2 y. ,l.n,% Howard, r., .,,,,. ,oo,, r.on
! YolNG LADY not under - FOR position r..
GulrlnE. tact this position is Wcant through
gasry sSH' ss0 w@ oT' at5 55r"i dar TfiI%fFD" 8Ica
YOTNti LADY nliirt, and rato nj fpt,rrs
E-.-.-Z S-.-L1L-LS -m Nils. III II ana MgslnloLrLnnI.
,,,,,,,r-,-
hI,f ~ si,iahr GOOD VASES aad oppofl niiles
m""'. e. II" h'd*"r od,g".
rnv .,,,. -, "-' .'',''' 20" '''D"'
l"rs" mfg onirr. T. nod. Ledger untce.
S M nSys nMN6Dw" 6I d@,a1Sd i9 4S o'" dr oTs wss PT %
Grs ysSrb ysSr in 9iFn s19Go' ro ApP STtnn fls E
R"SENbERGER i29 ARCH ST.
MIST 'nE 0vER Ia. 'IiTfihNrE TFF6iE
ADvANCENENr APPLY NTfER 4
j., NJ l. T. hG II OFFICE, FIFTH
ongoriGny Arpy Mr. Ri"Isl, "' faartR it'f,''" f5a%
"'" '''S'"n' 81.
56a $ r'65G' 81 ST. '"''D'"E department Apply
t'ARINETMAKERs
VICTOR TAfl%ITG bs, %5csI@.I MAGilI%G ~ r"MrANY
naaaa .,"g1~2Te r.T !g%21rs "'i~rs
.l%lpiiSn I%l, iSncgE %Peral9r+ 'ir.
pounf'.,ss6|eaod MOI nojidr ""%p.s opr2otors
,,.,,,,. ram'@s T@iqS''a. 41aro,ors
'''''' Nlao stcnosr',nEEI"T. So, lEE"."'"E machines
vdicr GGy'r"f f"as " %aah@s ,om@any
CAKE HAlEE
~ HOUR h"i"F" u 1t. m.
SrRAwHRIDGE ANp rr.OTfuEE
Iw\EElE,G dsos wi,r ga n., mn i"e p",,.?G =,
rss, Il 333 r '. ,I' urt ''"" '"S'iu'ey
cI.EEN. cxpcricnccd hy company NJ high stand
$r%:s i,r Ey"s fu %rIid|aarTs., II}i|THT.,'F 5Si
CORY vprrfsa ,t ,,,or,isl,.,
an eanc% to 59g ian m "gsr%ssyr agG Ero@qF
al % show aNHmUlrs uf ,ynri'. A, rIf..
Si,Iin" az" nrrinr,. VI T"Ih. w w r!l" Iu.ll,'
J iS Ledger central
DI: CUTTERS Wpptnd r,rnd Al. t,h,., ,,,
ters. Apply Az .ricau GraphnphOne CO. En-
plOyment Ofhc-. lOwar ave .Brllgepnrt, Conn
BItAFTSMAN and specification writer's ,rcl,i
"ncr and reference $50, Ledger Central
DIR 4 F"TGNIAN for elect rIroI yvnrI.. ,r,,,st b.,
nei ienr" Aunly crane Bc1t' Mics Ii.Iynant
Pond % NifHIu ara Meadow gis '''''''".
'' ''
kppIy TuUr Ice 20 10" if,iInnmrTt T',r ~, .'"'NS
,,n,,.rp, -, '''
blt,' ,t-iAH "hH."u SN'HIN, work. EOnd wages
"'ssss W NJ App'' crane Ice cream
'o.' -"N ; -'d ST.
i.Sl lMAIol'H Etnrral building construction hy
~ W" ~. 'N n"IhIt" ana reference
VI "'"' '''"-'' 'N''"l.
~ NiHilEiSH ", SnE'nS ,"nd auto body works
FliMEMI.N on wagon works American Ice
3utH ana Columbia "
in stocE room and finishing room; 81 q WEEK
- start. Apply Harry g., Aherlr x 90. 4 and
'Iearheld
HOtSEMAN. Whit. assist In waiting under
standing care uf furnace and genera Ilv rIyafuf
steady situation CITY AT present tii...' C0uutry
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

10Y. II suitable. good, wages udi opportunities
Of promotion office manufacturing establish.
W"ui. g. ~. Ledger Dfic".
Roy WANTED TOR GENERAq. OFFICE
WORK. APPLY "2G l.ASD TITLE BLDG.
10Y about 1T Years for gcn,raI onirr work In
larg" mfg onirr. + uuG. Ledger OnIce.
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SALESMAN. exp.rien,od. for eastern Pa t.,
,2rN rGF}I sa, sman g}n make good copnl rl'
stapio linr; rcply imme mediatcE. giving sseerrtssd
u'rieure, phone must furnish hipb.gisalsei ey-
ness reference ! IL, Ledger tcntrSi' ousi-
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srRAwRRrpGE & cLoTulEn

experienced. FOR automobile supply and b.
~ floor. before II q, m '''p'oymfni
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BOYS wANrED-rwu to do office work. pre-.
fer boys who huy" entered or finished the
& French 90 Ask FOR WALTER LEE
RuSENBERGER. i29 ARCH ST.
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ROOE X EEPER Practical office man, Of eXpe
ripuyn and ability. desires change for good req
sons: references present uui former employer
n 9aG, L,dgrr CeuIral.
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Peninsula Woman is
Struck by Automobile
and Instantly Killed

Mrs. ) II Berry. OF Columbus. O.
Il winter resident OF the Buckeye
cottage, Duke street. Seabreeze. Was
instantly killed in an unavoidable ac-
cident this morning about 80. death
resulting from Il fracture Of the necN.
when she VAS knocked down by ar
auto driven by Mrs. G. A. Randall
along Duke street At the corner Of
Coates street
Mrs. Berry VAS standing on the
south side Of the street opposite the
Buckeye cottage and was engaged with
4 friend in rhotographing the adioin-
ing lots which are being graded in
preparation for the erection OF a home
by Mr. Berry and his partner John
1eiser. As the car driven by Mrs.
Randall came down Duke street from
sNtlantic avenue at 4 speed Of less
than 10 miles an hour friends called
10 Mrs. Berry to watch oat Tor the
approaching auto, but. engrossel ii
taking the picture. she r9Ge step
IN the wrong direction and VAS striie !.
IN spite of the effort made b. Ars
Randall to avoid the accident and was
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-17
| GERMAN CAPTAIN
TESTIFIES IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Feb. 17.-Captain Charles
A. POlack OF the North German LLOYD
steamer. krOnprinzessin Cecille de-
clared in the federal court hearing
here today that he had been ordered
BY many officially connected with the
German embassy to disable the steam
ers machinery
He said this was done to prevent
the ships use by the United States
In the event of war with Germany
He declined to give the name of the
man giving him his orders.
POlack said he was in HObOken. ~
J.. when he received the orders and
telegrarhed the chief engineer here
to disable the machinery The work
of destruction was done on January
81 and February /
In declining 10 give names, POlack
said that he is an officer OF the Ger
man navy and might be tried for trea-
son in Germany if he did so. He said
that the order 10 disable the steamer
was given in the presence OF Capt.
Mollar. superintendent of the North
German Lloyd in the United States
The hearing is being held on a peti.
ton for the sale of the vessel
Federal Judge Morton said that il
the government pressed the point he
would hold the vessels owners for con
tempt as acquiescing TO the ship
damage.
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killed at once BY the contact with the
hard shell street.
The dead woman was carried to her
home ard several doctors summoned
Dr G. A. klock being the first TO ar
rive and to declare that medical aid
could be OF no avail.
Justice of the Peace John l.. Selden
who is coroner eN-Otfcio was sent for
On his arrival 4 coroners jury Of six
men, Walter Sweeney, John :. Barbe.
j. O klock r. l.. Nivens ] +. LEV
el!yn and J. l.. Wilcox was formed and
the testimony of the eyewitneSses
Messrs. Berry and ieiser ana Mrs.
Fred Schaf heard DR. klock pro
claimed death due to fracture Of the
neck. After retiring for few mo
nlents the jury gave their decision
that the untimely death Was due 10 un
avoidable accident
he body WAS then removed to Bing
ham 4 Malevs undertaking parlors
IN Daytona 10 be prepared for ship
ment to Chilliccthe O.. for interment
Nus. Berry was about % years O
age and has been coming to the beacl
Hith her husband for several winters
dr Berry, friends here dcepl,
smpatliile With Kim in his grief
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PAPER MILLS AGREED
TO BOW TO COM'SION
WHEN WILSON MOVED

WASHINGTON. Feb 17-It became
known today that the news print man.
ufacturerS agreed TO permit the Fed
eral Trade commission TO determine
a fair scale of prices. only when con-
fronted with the alternative of per-
sonal action by President Wilson and
an extra session of Congress to pass
remedial legislation 1t is said that
Secretary McAdoo, at the presidents
direction summoned one of the prin-
cipal manufacturers and informed him
that the governmept did not propose
70 remain idle while the alleged re-
straint of trade was imposed on the
press
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M'ADOO AND REDF|ELD
PREPARING STATEM'TS

WASHINGTON, Feb. lit 70 the
generally accepted view here that
President Wilson will go before Con-
gress shortly to announce steps to re-
lieve what virtually has become a
blockade of American Atlantic ports
by Germany's submarine policy.
However. no definite time has been
set for action and there is no indica-
tion as to what steps will be taken
The congestion is OvershadOwing all
issues Officials recognize that the
holding of American ships in ports is
becoming intolerable. Means for pro-
tecting American ships against the
submarine danger is still under the
presidents consideration. Secretary
McAdoo is preparing a list of Amer
lean vessels held in port and Secre-
tary Redfield is arranging an analysis
OF the damage submarines are caus-
ing generally.
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WAR SUMMARY

French attacks on the Aisne, west
of Berry au Bac and in the Cham
payne district south of Ripont nave
BEEN repuIsed. according to Berlin.
Paris reports that the French are
penetrating the German salient ar
Ammerzweiler in Alsace. capturing
prisoners.
Appare nty the Germans have not
followed up the attack reported yes
terday in which half a mile OF grouno
over a front of a mile and nar were
gained in the Champagne q strict
The 8 itish steamer Lady Ann was
sunk today by striking a mlne
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kA|SER'S RAILROADS
BADLY RUN DOWN;
SUPPLIES BY WATER

BERNE. Switzerland. Feb 17-A Al
though the food problem is 4 most
serious question in Germany. transpor
tatlon is presenting real difficulties.
vt the beginning OF the war German
railroads We're splendidly equipped. but
deterioration of rolling stock is caus-
ing hardships The failure to keep
up railroad repairs is due To the press
ing of available workmen into muni-
tions manufacture, and the shortage
Of oil Trains are used primarily for
troop movement. and foodstuffs have
been moving by rivers and canals.