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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Danish. West Indies.
Under L. S. Flag
Final Act Completed VHh For
mai Ceremonies at State
Department.
Try Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, March 2l-The final
act of more t4an fifty years effort ia
bring the Danish West Indies under
the American flag was completed with
formal ceremonies ut the state Depart :
mcnt to-day. when Danish Minister
Brun was handed a Treasury warrant
for s25.ooo,ooo. the purchase price. and
wireless messages we're sent to tho
American and Danish authorities ut the
islands TO lower the Danish nag and
raise the Stars and Stripes.
AT noon to-day the new possessions
passed definitely and finally under tho
authority of the United states.
At / o'clock Secretary McAdoo, amid
formal gathering OF State and Navy
Department officials. handed TO Sccrc-
tary Lansing the Treasury warrant for
S25.coo.0Oo. The Secretary of state in
turn handed Il to the Danish minister.
who signed four certificates of recent
and four protocols OF transfer. for tho
state and Treasury Departments OF this
government. tho Danish Foreign Office
and the legation here
Immediately thereafter tho Navy De-
partmcnt wlrelcssed Commander Pol
lock. ranking American naval officer
at tho Islands. In command of the Ham
cock. a. follows:
You may receive the islands IN the
name of the government of tho United
states
AT tho same time the Danish minister
wirelessed the Danish Governor to give
over tho islands In tho namo of the
King OF Denmark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
ut Pays to Advertise"

CONAN X Harris followed tho GUS
tomary course OF producers toward the
road when they sent to the Academy
OF Music yesterday, for two pcrform-
anccS. decidedly mediocre co l,pany
~ th"i clever farce, 1T Pays TO Adj
NcritS". Roi Cooper McErue and Wal
tor Iiackntt built tho piece so skiufuIly
and polished il with such bright lines
that no east could altogether spoil Il, but
an incompetent company can crab"
about half it's sparkling comedy And
mat what happened yesterday. The
performances elected many laughs. hut
not half as many as they should have;
not half as many as rewarded tho com
pany. for example, that appeared hero
in October, 1915.
This was chiefly the fault OF ono
OF the most important members OF the
east. Frank Martins. who played Am
hrose Peale. the advertising man. When
Mr. Martins wasn't Glowing he was
WORKING like a minstrel in whitefncc
in consequence Of which all the finer
points went sailing through the at
mosphcrc and only the broad bludEcon
strokes got home.
Donald Macleod. as the rich mans
son. had so bad cold as to be almost
inarticulatc. Wherefore he is TO be
forgiven much. And at amy rate he
played straight" While his evident
physical distress added somewhat to
the sympathetic quality OF his work.
The bit OF E!lcry Clark was made
amusing 10y Arthur Row. though no
won his laughs by ovcrplaying in mu-
steal comedy style. Ethel Martins
countess was satisfactory
ON the whole. except for tho indi-
ridual performances of Mr. Macleod
ANA Miss Martin, the principals in tho
company only proved that 1T PAYS 10
ADVERTISE" can't be uucstioncd-as a
fact o. as a farce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Election OF Il. p. 4. omcers.

The annual meeting of Post c, Trav-
elers' Protective Association, was held
last night and the following officers
were elected president, l.. r. Thweatt:
vice president. Horace l.. Smith, Jr:
secrctary-treasurer X. w. Prichard.
Mr.. Prichard has served Twenty-Five
consecutive terms in these offices.
Thanks were voted to the retiring otii-
ccrs-W. l.. Eahily. president. and Ray
mond Gill. vice presdent--for their
valued services. A board of directors
was elected as follows: +. NJ. Hobbs.
W. J.. McGill. II. l.. Smith. ST., L. j..
Kidd, X. W. Price. ". III. Wilcox and
j. L.. Young.
The following delegates we're APP
pointed tn the State convention, which
meets IN Petersburg May 4 and +: o..
W. Mattox. W. 4. Baugh. Il. W. Price.
II. L.. Smith. ST., S. NJ. Green. l.. T..
Robertson. W. l.. McGill w. w.
Townes. T. NJ. Elmorc. shelton Short.
w. NJ. Wells. G. i. Young. Roane Ruff
fin. j. \. Minetree. j. Il. Young. w. IT,.
Wilcox. w. II. Northington. W. W..
Minctrcc. s. II. Gill and u. Rahily.
Delegates 10 the national convention,
which meets in Savannah: S. NJ. Green
and II. l.. Smith. ST.; altcrnates. w. NJ.
Wells aud w W. Towncs. The loca!
post has largely increased during the
past year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
brief Note. o, In,cre.,.

Rev. and Mrs. a. II. Love have re-
turned from IA months vacation spent
with relatives I'm Louisville. Ky
The Petersburg Grays and tho EN-
poria troops. the Inter on guard duty
In this city. have accepted Invitations
TO attend the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association on
sunday afternoon and hear the ad-
dress Of Rev. DR.. W. L. Thompson of
Richmond.
one hundred and eighty persons at
tended the annual banquet last night
given by the housekeep and mons
Bible classes of West End Raptist
Church. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. Dr. l.. NJ. Roper and the Rev.
W. ;. Leake. and the occasion was Il
most delightful one
This morning. at the home OF tho
brides sister. Mrs. f. NJ Tanner. In
Jefferson Street. Miss Laura Ellen
', nitakcr and George NJ. Sawyer, OF
Norfolk. were, married by Rev. T.. w
Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
PETERSBURG GIVES ITS
RECRUITS TO THE NAVY
Preparedness Committee Assists Sta.
ton In Enlisting Men to
Fight on Sea.
T. p. \. ELECTS IT'S OFFICERS
Grays Are Mustered Into Federal
Seryice-Scventecn Men Join COM
pany in One Wcek--Iiigh School
Cadets Drill.
lSpccialto The Times-Dispatch


PETERSBURG. VA. March 3l-The
preparedness committee. of which
Charles r. Lassiter Is chairman. Will
assist the local naval recruiting sta.
ton in enliSting men for the navy in
response to the urgent appeal for i'm
mediate en!stmcnts for the country's
first line OF defense. Petersburg and
vicinity is expected to furnish It's quota
OF the number Of recruits from vir-
Sinia. n naval detachment from the bat
tleship Florida, III charge of Iieutcn-
ant Hamilton Bryan. has opened a
naval recruiting station In Petersburg.
with headquarters In the customs
house. There have already been Il num-
her of recruits and with the active as
sistancc OF the preparedness commit
tee and other patriotic organizations
IL is believed that the response to the
appeal will be very liberal from Pc
terSburg and vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

High School. Oak Grove; Onlcy High School
onlcy: Orange High School. Orange: Pal
MIRA iiSh school sa.myrn; PLEASANT
tns High school. pocahontas: Portsmouth,
School. Raphin.: Rcedvilie Hisn School.
Rockville: Richands High School. Rich
lands. riverside High School. RoclSbriigc
Baths: Roanoke High School Roanoke;
Rural Retreat High School. Rural Retreat ::
RustburE High School. Kustburg: Salem
iiiEh School. salem: Schuyler High school.
Schuyler: ScottSburg High School. SCOTS
burg: Scottsvili. tilSh school Scot,sviic.
South Boston High school. South Boston /:
South I'M High School. South nm: South
Norfolk High school South Norfolk: Stan
mrdsyillc High School. S,anardsvill": stan
ley High School. Stanley. Stauuton High
School: Stapnton: unionv,llo High school.
vArina High School. Richmond. II T.. ID.
No 5: xirgilina High School. VirEilina: War
saw High School. Warsaw: washington-
Henry High School. Alice; West Point High
School, West Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
MANY SCHOOLS IN CONTEST
List of Entries for Prize u.nrre-I,tt-
er"rS and Athletic League mt
tnIrersIty In Chnrrn

CiiARI.OTTESEIL VA, March n,
A large number OF schools have en-
tered the local prize contests TO he
held under the auspices of the Virginia
high school Literary and Athletic
League at University. Va. Some of the
schools have already held preliminary
trials. and others will do SO soon
The list Of the schools that have en-
tered is as follows:
,,ashburn II 9Th School. Ashburn: Alexandria
aiEh school. Alexandria; Alberta High
SchSoi At6erta; Aide High School. AIdic:
n nirh ct, High scrool: Amherst; Ashurv
aRnm9h"i chiih1wic: Bay View High school.
d hs@nrer Dam Pam, Belleyiew High School. san
i,esSriS Manor academy. Siaunton: Bloxom
Schooii Crabhottom: BlackshurE High
Scnool Blacksbnrg; Roictourt High School
brownshurg iish school. trownsburr:
huntsville High School. BurnsviiIe. CHAR.
iottesriii" High School charlottesville;
chase City. High School Chase city; church
view High School, Churchvicw: t,ismont
High School. Cismont: Cocburn High School
coehurn: Columbia High School, I'olu,nbia
EroEet High School, Crozet: Deep Creek
High school Portsmouth. r. d; Dublin
Institute, Dublin; Eariysvilic High School
EarlNsvillc: Elba High school Gretna: Fair.
Hold High School. Fairfield: Floyd High
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Membership Chairman Named.

In addition to tho officers OF the
Virginia Association opposed to Woman
Suffrage announced In The Times Dis
patch of yesterday morning as hav-
ing been elected at the annual meet
ing on Friday. Mrs. Il. Il. Cholz was
elected chairman or tho membership
committee. One or tho features Of the
meeting was the presentation of greet
ings from tho association at Portland
Me. with congratulations on tho work
IN Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Grays aIuntcrcd In.

The Petersburg Grays. Company G..
Second Virginia Infantry. were mus
tered into the Federal service to-day
by Captain Glenn l. Jones, L. s. a.,
assigned to that duty. Captain Jones
will visit the home stations of each
company OF the regiment 10 muster tho
men in Meanwhile. recruiting for the
Grays IS actively progressing. Seven
teen men have been examined and ac-
copied this week. and as many more
are awaiting examination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Rows Drilling,

The high school boys who have vol
unteered for military training have be-
gun their drilling under Professor H..
A. Miller and Scout Executive Norsk.
They show great enthusiasm and give
promise of mastering the exercises.
1t is not at present contemplated to
uniform the students and officers. This
Will be done later. and the Petersburg
High school will soon have fine ca :
Diet corps. OF which the city may feel
proud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Cnrd PnrtY.

;, very delightful card party was
given oil Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
w W. Hines and Miss Louise Hines
at their home in Petersburg. in honor
of Mrs. William NJ Lybrook. of Blacks
burg. Va; Mrs. Darden. of Southamp-
ton. Va: Mrs. Burt. of Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Sawyer, of Mobile, Ala. and
Mrs Beard of North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
FORMER Mayor OF Girnrd. AIu., Held I'm
connection with Alleged Issuance
of Pension to Confederate.
IDy Associated Preas. !

GlRARD, ALA. March al. 7
Moses. former Mayor OF Girard and
publisher OF local newspaper. was
arrested to-day on new Indictment
charging forgery on two counts in con
hection with tho alleged issuance Of
pension warrant to deceased Confed-
crate pensioner of Russell County. lie
was previously indicted on similar
charges last August
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

citizens of prominence. The league
VIII send a petition to the Council
aSkinE for the enactment OF curfew
law modelled after that In force In
charlottesville. The object OF the law
Is I" keep children Off the street at
late hours of tho night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
For Curfew LAW.

The movement recently inauguratcd
for Il curfcw law in Petersburg by the
Civic League has gained much head
way. and is meeting the approval OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
FOR ALI. 'INIIINt> u.~ryr

A@ii iNEIoN. March 3l.--Total re-
serve OF Federal reserve hanks g.,
creased approximately $4,000. 900 dur
ing the week just closed Tho stair
ment OF the banks condition March 20
shows: "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RY.

Newport News Local, .7:oo ); + on :,
trains az "rriye from Erk. .li:oo a.. .i:4s p.
$50 p; y. News, .y.oa a., .s:O5 n l;rom
west. 'S:no a. $40 D.. ta:5a A. :l:i6 d.
a:3v y. daily from charlottesville eMccpt
'hhuaS from Inirinond JAS. River, 1879
A. 80 II DAILY. / Except SUNDAY.
Nam Line Local. .I:2o a, t5:i6 p.
Chi. Lou,yiIc and Vest - D.. D.. iii ~
y. News Nrk:. old p $3.50 a., Il. n, q H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
STEAMBOATS,
.OldDOMiniOnLine

~. tiIi!inona. ~. OF Ash ST. daily n 200 - ~
Err,xn NSgMIpGGrt Ne"s..... 90 A. IL
Connee,ions With main line steamers 10 lca "a.
ing Norloik Tor New York daily. escent Sun
gay, 700 /. NJ. Connect ions also made by
j.. ", w Ky. 8 T. NJ. and e. ~ o. Ky al
mont on signal! ana are met by pLSlIo con.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Jane, R,v.,
" anyiight ~ Norfoik, Old Point. NsWpors
day Wednesday, and Friday at 800 ~
Freight received for oil James River nuinta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Seaboard Air Line Railway LomDany

The Progressive Hallway Of the southa
Trains leave aaiiy: A. ~. Noriina Local.
1850 +. NJ. Sieepers Atlanta and jack snu.
VILE s;aS p M s,eepsTs , JashsonSiiIe. Tam.
l2:tt ~. sisepcrs Atlanta, Birminshan.
yscksonvilie. Tsmpa and ST. PeieisGurs
Nj. 5.2o p. NJ - Ae'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
HCsolIrcrx,
Gold coin and certificates /

OuId coin and certificates in
vault :.......:......... sa74,a03, 900
coia settlement fund ... "oo.OGl. 900
- >. treasurer ......... o.4l+. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
1CLEAR|NCs FOR MONTH
SHOW ENORMOUS GAIN
Richmond Banks Send to Local
CIcaring-Homsc During Month To-
So tai OF sos, OS3 .G.6.OS.
IAN INCREASE or s2o, 7o1 .a4o.5s
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Reports Total Amount Of Bills Dis
counted and Bought During Week
45t to Have Been St,613,151.

49,.
- 'o'ai or S'S.uN"'">e'us WAS SEM
mouse during the past month. accord
lnE 10 the statement issued Ncster-
day. This amount IS S2s,,si 'Si..'S
/ more than that for March, l9i". The
& .o'al LOT tue M"'N when '""eo YES
terqay. was S@1.S9'.lis -. decrease
or s'l",eSi.s5 IS noticed IN tho clear
iinGs. rs compared with ihoS" Of III"
Iracealhs w'es, put inns wecks 70
s 'ie 4ai "poNo ''' 'ota!S ior 'he
same Week last Hesr Yesterdays
The following statement. showing
lhe condition or the Federal Reserve
Bank. was issued yesterday by Gov
e'iior oeas
resources.
So,e com hho t'I'hSa'cs.S h'l"n'"u9.oo
Soio settlement tund..... l6.o'3.ooo,oo
------
Ja.o,tosa. 'Vf'"'
cart,ona.o 49, ,,,i
com .''''''.'''''' li''"so'i'
- -------
io'ai reserve ......... S-:,34 ,3oo.6h
Investments ............. 100000
o, ,.s.,. .'"tcE n"'ds' ~
1,,1,s a, ~ ucu 'itcrcSt 800 80 W
P,iis discounted and bought 1P.l3o.6'i.ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Total earning assets
Federal reserve notcs-nc,
Due from other Federal
reserve hankS-nct.
Uncollccted items
All other resources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Total gold reserve.
Legal tender notes. ST.
Yer, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Total reserve
rive per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
servo bank notes.
Bits Observation-Disclosures
Acccptanccs bought
United States bonds.
One-year Treasury notes
Municipal warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Net iabilitT .............s 5.7lIaoO 90
lotal amount Of bills discounted ana
houEht for tho week ending March IN
1917. S1,673.l5l6o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Total resources
-. IimbfIitic,.

Capital paid IN.
Government deposits
Due to mcmbers-reserve
account
Collection items
Federcl reserve notcs-nc,
All other liabilities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Atlantic Coast Line

KNNnlonu anu CnesdPtahe Day Railway Company
SupcreeuinI schedule of April H. IYiA
Schedule subject Jhuuku Muhout
Notice.
Trains Leave Richmond BIS: so A. NJ s7
NJ; By A. AZ: A. 81: :.l0 A. Al, II A. II.
s NJ; r Al 3 II M bt r NJ, 5:2s E
N, ll:45 P. NJ. - - =
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
NJ a: ": b9 a; ~: 70 n. .'il 4. N.
r. II. 10 F. NJ. Ii r. Ii
bCarries baggage daily except SUNDAY
ssSnndaSs only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Douglas Gordon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
cnn,l Gnarantee siIks.

,eaner and dyer can't guar
s1ks any more than the
man can guarantee rain.
sat are defective when they
4| .te mills. After a little use the
s,,eriorates and dissolution sets
~, II becomes greasy or spot
-tb water. This may not be
.,t 10 the eye. but the weak
rsll stand out when treated
\ -,soline or other chemicals. II
~ come home the worse for
ion't blame the cleaner. The
rss with the manufacturer.
,.s.rted silks are sold every day
As genuine article and the prac-
I'D become so prevalent that a
.,ent has been started to guar
4 y. ,be purity Of silks and make 1t
4 s..ble offense to sell adulterated
Nr the genuine article. In fact,
sfsas much need for a pure silk
- there is for a pure food law.
4 M Of silk. when on the sehlf Of
4 eore is six months. II a mer-
4 4, oyerstocks and 1t requires more
/. slx months to dispose OF the silk,
4 rrcbaser is getting defective ma
ri six is a delicate material. fire.
,,Ay adulterated and the cleaner
,srot guarantee IL.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
No, Vet. But Soon.

Tmm the Yonkers statesman.l
. vstbush - Got acquainted with
IN new neighbors?
asnsonhurst-No; they haven't be-
m 10 borrow anything yet.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
,mportant Business.

ming and dyeing business is
q cut -.art industry and the sue
~. .,orer is as necessary to the
,sl1n.-ss modern plant is expens-
~ -'rned and the machinery is
sl &c -sad along sanitary lines.
1ss's must be taken in using
~ - md the cleaner must be
,reful and scientific.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
occurring Not Advisable.

inc should be resorted TO only
.ane cases. Where the clothes
.,remely soiled Il might be
,o scour them, but even then
asble 10 injure the goods and
tbe garment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
nrv Cleaning.

dry celaning in a properly
y''s'1 ,rqrt is both sanitary and
~ II is sanitary because
,ent Is washed separately in
obtained in carefully ar
~ ,eceptacles. and all germ life
'fs.s Disesse-breeding dust is re-
~ the garments are cleansed
sic before being pressed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
ZINC DYEING, PRESS
ING. REPAIRING.

united nation demanding
gah - should be conserved so
j resols. ,-r, with the modern idea
% con- e but the stroke OF pru-
i1fii'' - ,rted by economy, TO con-
Sc pIol"v wearing apparel. carried
Re yo-' the previous season, by
ron ~, 70 the cleaner. That old
ore 80 ~ made as good as new by
osn = sanitary methods used in
--~n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
Suburban
sANITARTUMe

INvALIDS CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM
tUnsectarian). Beautiful location: physicians.
nurses: no wards; spacious grounds; Old York
road to Broad ST., south of Cheltep ave. ; very
moderate rates. Phone Oak Lane 1929
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION: special scientific care;
nervous. elderly: every comfort: nurses: book
let. DR.. Randall City Line. Chestnut Hill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

n rOU ARE DESTROYS NJ appointing young
thorough. reliable. trustworthy and good all
round business man. 30. who has held
responsible position with two Of the leading
reply to II 9j5, Ledger Central.
COLLEGE STUDENT-Youug man wishes posi-
ton Tor summer. Al Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT, 102S-Two 81 floor and 4th foor
front rooms; furnished electricity.
CHESTNUT, 2OOp--DESIRABLB ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT
CHESTNUT, 2O43--Second floor suite, 2 rms.
and privato hath, well furnished; electricity
CHESTNUT. 4OtG-Thrd-floor room, southwest
exposurc sleeping porch; private lavatory.
FLORENCE AVE, dS14-Owner will share
comfortabl home; terms moderate; attractive
neRhborhood.
GIRARD AVE. IT23 - Elegantly furnished
rooms all convenlences. Phone Poplar 1881.
MT. VERNON. 1S3I--Second- story front, fur
nshed; suitable for business women
PoWELTON AVE, 30l1-IIandsomelv furnished
room with plano; also attractive 3d-f room;
reas. ideal summer location. Preston 6S76
SPRUCE. 5S54-Furnished rooms. with privi-
leges; call after q; convenient to "L."
18TH. s.. 3o0--Furnished front room adjoining
bath: telephone
ROOMS single or en- suite; central location
Phone Snruca 4in5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
WANTED

ANTIQUE EuRNITURE. china gold; silyer.
war and inda9 relies 8d cons colt and pistosis' ass
ANTIQUE furniture, broken, jewelry, gold, sil:
735 Walnut. Phone Walnut 7o2s. Est 1855.
ANTIQUE furniture. china. silver old war aud
shin pictures; highest prices paid for rare
pieces, antiques. 1925 Pine st. Locust 666i.
BROKEN ,JEwELRY, antiques. pistols. coins.
Ross 1PeSplS' 3 storeI a6s + iith. wal. liss.
CAsT.oFF CLOTHING BOUGHT
Thousands are convinced that We pay MUCH
mems summer and winter clothes. hats shoes.
ETC.: also ladies' gowns and boys clothes call
write or phone Market 1898 or Main 2Sss
Our refined buyers call, city or country. day
THE SAMUEL. SELtGSOHN co.
s. w. COR. STH SPRING GARDEN SITS.
CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Others advertise to nay big prices
convinced ARE now PAYING HiGliER
PRICES than ever before, our central loca-
'ion creates big deTsHSii deTms,HIiin
S.W; cor; 18th and Arch; Room IL
FURNITURE. planes. carpets, antiques; entire
how iaree i Bernstein laSa R,dae ave
FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC. WANTED.
KREEMER, 4O53 GfRARD AVE. PRES. 8li7.
GENTLEMEN'S CASToFF CLOTHING
We are the largest dealers In the country
have great demand for gentlemen,s clotthine
Walnut $40. CoOPERSTElN. a47 y. 9th st
OLD GOLD. SILVER. platinum, false teeth
N. @ AssAYiNG co. sooia Fiibert st. H'"'
OLD GOLD silver. false teeth. broken jewelry
bought highest prices paid. A. y. 10th.
tire household goods. tanning. 1905 w.
wyoming ave. Phone Wyoming 921 r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
Continued from Preceding coiun,

ON THE EAST SIDE OF 54Tu .r
at Springfield ave. 130O block souib sr.
i block north of Chester ave) is ana 5uq
most attractive row of two-s story bnsated the
one can Imagine. homes thai
They are convenient to transport,,,.
most ample and excellent hot-water have
electric lighting with handsome fixturnaea eating,
looking, substantial hardwood floors ur,. soo1
fine cabinet gas range and n hundred unusually
extra rehnements, which make then, ana one
HOMES YOU HAVE. BEEN LooI<INdi rIllfH
your hearts desire In every way ' foR--
Most unusual circumstances make tb. -.
ridiculously low. We have arrsnss.a ptiee
easiest kind OF terms; for smaffed the
balan a perfect new home Is yo-. cash
balance to suit your purse sours-ths
Pay us vlsit-NOW-our samnl. 49,.
open day and evoning--come see Ia nouse
how much more sensible II is TO tssyyufself
vantage OF this opportunity than 10 con,, ad-
NORMAN 4. SHERWOOD
Spruce 1871 14i1 WALNUT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
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$3.50 TENNIS AVE.-Hot water. electric NJ;
hardwood floors. laundry. twin nouSsgl ,o Slaey 1l>s|
tion. EDWIN STOTT $3.50 n. Watsr,---@1
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