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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
PAID WHILE tEARNfTd; CLEAN AG9gEEtE.
otoiT SILK MANUFACTtiRING Co. 18TH
AND HUNTING PARK AVE.
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMOBILE WASHER wanted; must be sober
and have good reference; night work. Apply
Iussr Bros. Garage, 2Sll North Gth st.
BOOKKEEPER-Expe safeguard ledger
clerk. state age. reference and salary. III
ll3. Ledger Central.
BOY TO ATTEND TO MAIL AND OFFICE
WORK, AGE IL. APPLY TO MIR. SHAW.
LEDGER OFFICE, 9Th AND CHESTNUT
STREETS.
BOY wanted in hardware house; wages IS.
Apply 1422 n. Sth st.
BOY wanted-Apply ffth floor. 600 Chestnut st.
CABINETNIAKER
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
has vacancies for
tabinetmak"rS
Double head moder operators
MaChinists familiar Woodworking machinery
First-Class nlers
Hardware filters
TouChers-up
Rubbers, oil and water
Young men to learn rubbing
Otfice boys. 10 years and
IS-hour week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Nirtor Talking Machine Co, Application
Office. 81 Cooper st. Camden, y. j.
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HELP wANTED--MALE


SALESMAN. age 80 TO 35. years, to cover auto
mobile trade in Phle for large msnnigle1Ss ormnrlsnes
saatGn. sa,arH ""P = 900. tV' ledger ofhce. -.
SALESMAN stock ts sS.sT 6u'gIss ,dss un
usual opportunliy' 5S'' o,", Ieoser o',e' Nv .,
ing securities or other high grade prop3si-
R9' sS 10 "S 500 Sp' weekly eR desired 5i' Ledger
Central.
sALEsNEN-Lhe Handy Volume Edition ,sH rrust. !sg.
SSr. dosT %sn,6y gdri@ 81. wss t4an 0rSs1 SSa
,horoushly--work leads exclusively and allow
CURED EncyclSpSSedla Britannica Co.. iso
sALEsMAN--wanted. a thoroushly experienced
folding box salesman; state experience; terri
tory canvassed, extent OF sales ieierenCes
GsS !sdser ssSf oi&ce OF 'o'"''''''O" 'N''''' -''
sALEsNiEN-,Three live enersetic men wanted
motion i, you. qualify Frantz Premier Dist,
SHIP FITTERs-,wsntcd. Grst,elssss ship % filters ,ss
Ts,ss Tor sns = s. TVrS co. F. o Box "is Bath Ne.
XNp MheEES IS. RICE 2SG hREbP REB ylNS s
sTAMPER. experienced on stamping IN gold and
& CO. third hoor 18th and CallowhiIl SITS.
sTENoGRAPHER. male one whose experience .E
Employed need apply. Chalmers Motor Co.
252 ~ Broad 81.
SrENOGRAPHER and typewriter at 1920 per
S4iH SA4rsieHna 'Fran$ford, Pa.
sTENoGRAPHER wanted: young man. good
%ood machHs Ss 'sSs state '"% salary ao Led Or
STOVE MollNTERS WANTED; STEADY
WORE; OPEN SHOP; NO TROuBLE; GOOD
WAGES, APPLY THE BALTiM0RE GAS
RAYARD AND HAMBURG SITS, BAlTI-
MORE. MD
WAREHOUSE MAN, experienced. with clerical
ability; must be capable Of taking full charge:
one with experience in oils preferred. state
age. experience and salary expected + 6OS'
Ledger Office
wArCHMAN-7,i1xperien night watGihm9an
Printing. Processing and Dyeing Co. 3slo
Frankford
YOUNG MAN-Promnent investment banking
house desires the services of young man, ~
to rs years of age. for general office work;
chance for advancement. Reply. stating age.
education and previous employment, NJ 32l.
Ledger office.
YOUNG MAN. not over 80. to take charge Of
shipping room in electrical manfg concern;
capable Of supervision over stock, shipping.
routing. etc, salary according to ability. ii
$50, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN as collector and Investigator for
chattel loan office; experience unnecessary.
II 5i5. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN for light work in paint factory.
Apply 4O5 Wood ST.
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NN'anted
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

POPLAR, 16l7--To hire (open day and nxh,,.
Park i4s2; brand-new 5-pass touring cars
Sl2a hr; also hrand-new T-pass, lmousne,
81 80 hr.: weddings, funerals. 17l5 GirarS'
INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co
Hudson Supor-SiX Limousinos. Special atten.
tion to weddings and funerals ~
Diamond 646G. Never closed Park "a
Buy MOlSTER portable garages steer a,
stucco. ON display 1881 y. jth. Toga opsi
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AGENTS
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

AGENTS--Best quick commission basis propo
s!tion market. 5li-929 Chestnut at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

GIRL, also housemaid for chill
dren's house, Philadelphia Home for Incur
ahles. 4sth and Gray's Ferry road.
GIRI. wanted for chamberwork and waiting
family Of .: no washing or ironing, Apply
Monday before l o'clock, 2037 Walnut st,
girl. coored. to assist with ca re
of child years old, Phone Cynwyd 235 j.
GIRLS WANTED
TO LEARN TO MAKE, LITTLE CIGARS
PAID 81 PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING
THIRD AND ONTARIO
GIRLS wanted. over 10: increased facilities have
made openings in our plant for refined, in.
ing medical supplies; light, easy work; lean.
healthy surroundings; 80 hours week; Salary
SO TO beginners. with rapid advancement 10
good workers; II minutes ride from Darby
on trolley; 30 minutes from Broad st, Station
IL X. Mulford Co, Genolden, Pa.
inexp. siris start at So Increase as work is
learned we train you. Apply in person or by
letter. II. X. Muford Co. Genolden, Pa.
HOUSEWORK.-Settled woman for light house
work; good horne. 2033 N Nth st.
HOUSEWORK-Girl general. Phi. Chestnut Hi
Gi9, or call 225 w. Mt. Airy ave-. Chest. Hill
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| OFFICE MAN. 90 married. 10 years expert
ence bookkeeping. correspondence. desires
change. ii 1853. Ledger Central
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DRESS SUITS TO HIRE -
Cutaways Frocks and Modern SILK hats' t.
SAMUEL COOPER, 1910 Girard ave,
Note the address. foplar 0o,.--
DON'T MIsJUDGE OTHERS
Detective Milard will get you iacts o..
STANDARD Detective Bureau. ConsuhausSan. Hss
1929 Chestnut. Estaonsheo 1000. .--,s
TALKING MACHINES and records bought 1,h ssnS so,d
or eXch.; highest prices paid. - n lWtn, oeAs
postal Phone Walnut 1851. VIII can. -
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by electroynsias
the only permanent way. Eyebrq,Wss, OWE, d.s"'''
MISS SMITH 402 Keith Theatre B1ilolns. -
ACCOUNTANT, EXPERT. WILL WILI AHpirK ANR KEEP
hooks: TERMS. REAs b 2l5. LED OFF;
SOC 10 S5 SET paid Cor old false teethi oIns inmt
or mail TO Lees old gold shop, IL "ain''
ST.; money sent same day as received.
MASSAGE Face, ssalp l, Man5fiSSrFIIihis PIX FIIihis.rt
HATS REBLOCKED, IS CENTS ,saT
BLAKE e. CO. 908 ARCH ST, EsI,- low.
OLD GOLD, SILVER, diamonds, teweiry ssS Nv
false teeth. coins bought for cash lso .: ~.
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts uh'''
contracted by myself, c. ID. Gllroy. -
SAWS AND REPAIRING ,seo.
Kennedy 1l3 N. 7th ST. Phone MarH
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sis 80 per week Of AZ hours higher compen;
on peSe work AggY Er%sE.STa
from = 70 10 a. m on working days for appIi'
cation blanks
MlII.INERs
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE MILLrNERs
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
.I.rNERY-wauted. experienced millinery
trimmer. Apply 1895 Chestnut st
OPERATORS cxperienSe9h lin, en- ladies' dresses:
a. p2hs skirts ioib Sha and 5oa'esh atch oreehsp'"
OPERATORS wanted on all parts Of ladies
wash dresses II YOU prefer working in a nice
: clean, sanitary daylight factory, among an IN, n.
and YOU viii fael at home and draw good
pay weekly Apply Bibermsn Brothers, 23d
and Chestnut.
OPERATORS on all parts OF shirtwaists; steady
work o tgcers qGsneTs TmmeTs b sG.dorn G5s
Merz COMPANY 3d and brown. ..
ssssSy Eofk, good pay NJ. ~ scSosnfeld 4 Co,
ers; is.hoIr schSdnle Woif & CO. i2ti and
ANB &HH SSsIF$To A. IS o. n9SKKE5gE5SER S6l 5g56
assist in Nfrce es senoErspher and ID genH ONCE
iMof u Tcller HpEj co., MO III North Tth st 81 foor
sTENOGRAPHER. Protestant. under 80. high
school graduate, = or. more years experience
high salary with advancement; write fully.
ii 82i Ledger central
STENOGRAPIGER. experienced ia general office
Sam Metal pV WorEs "ii{ Si{ &rmat 81 s., German wn
STENOGRAPITER wanted; must be accurate
aud experienced resident OF Tloga, German
town or Chestnut nm pref. Gl7, Led. on,
WAITRESS wanted for private family no Ger
mans need apply: good salary. 2OOS DE
lauCy NJ.
WAITRESS, exper.. Colored; not uniformed.
Drexel Apartments. G3d and OverbroOk ave.
wINpERsm,7SQFT s5I,Xi AMP =, tEEAREHNpEnR{s EAREHNpn{
ABbbEtr WORK g49R PNH,YYn PNH,YYn M AiPlS "a SsArr1
AND HUNTING PARK AVE.
YOUNG LADIES in folding and packing dept;
good wages: experience not necessary. Thur
man Mfg. Co. i21 AshmeAd st., Gtn.
GOOD APPEARING. wETI.-EDtCATED
WOMEN
Between - and 40 wanted for good paving
travelling positions. teachers and women with
Normal school or college training given pref
"rence; interesting works offers short hours
chance TO travel and rapid Advancement.
SALARY FROM START
S. ]. Gillfllan, 5S T.. Washington St. Chi
Cagu. III.
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WANTED. AN OPPORTUNITY
! am 30. energetic. optimistic have good per-
sonality, excellent business education, office
and sales experience (now selling bonds); de-
sire connection sales manager q or assistant
To executive. 1853, Ledger Central
WANTED-Clerical pos; forenoons only; @ yrs
exper. in bank adding machine; expert and
typist; knowl. of bkg,; refs. 800, Led or,
YOUNG MAN. ~ years old with college educa-
ton, desires connection with large manufac-
turing or wholesale house. II AZ, Led. Cent.
YOUNG MAN. Japanese, desires position, butler
or cook; has good experience with best ref
ercnces. Toxic. 30s N. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

TRAFFIC MAN desires connection with a grow
ing concern; married, age "a good references
II 243, LEDGE Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

BOONKEEPER-Lady thoroughly experienced
executive ability, wants position, permanent
or temporary: reference. II 5ii, Ledger Cent.
COMPANION SECRETARY Lady. as Of re-
Hnemett and education, reduced In CirCum-
stances, seeks position as companion secretary
70 elderly lady; accustomed to travelling and
generally useful; absolutely reliable; reference
furnished, u III Ledger Office.
uon az housekeeper or days work; best Of
reference 2l0S kimball st. philadelphia.
LADY'S MAID and nursery governess; good ref
NURSE, seamstress. trained and practical. for
patients or children. Box b. st. Darids Pa.
SEAMSTRESS cut and ft experienced frst-class
reference; 81 a. per day. ii 1i2. Ledger OF.
SOCIAL SECRETARY-Rehned well educated
young lady desires engagements: reference.
j $40 Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER. CORRESPONDENT
ENECUTIVE-Eighty years experiences knowl-
edge of prOofreadng. advertising and printing:
STENOGRAPHER-s secretary. efficient in legal
work, office routine II i56. Ledger Central.
STENOGRAPIIER, knowledge bookkeeping; mod.
sal I'LL Chestnut st. Phone Spruce 1852.
YOUNG LADY. well educa ted. desires office posi-
tiOn mornings: la years experience; refer
enCe. l. diS, Ledger Office.
YOUNG Girl. wants position care for, one or
two children. Cali Monday No phone calls.
1923 North Broad st.
be done at home. copying, addressing. etc.
= 6l0, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

COOKS AND KITCHEN HEEF
WANTED. GOOD WAGES. APPLY
TIMEKEEPER, BELLEVUE STRAIT
FORD HOTEL"
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
conlinnea from Preceding Column

MACHINE OPERATORS and skilled laborers at
si3 30 per week OF AZ hours higher compen,
Arsenal. Phila adelphia. preferaby IN person.
from 10 10 a. IN. on workinE days Tor appH'
caf aflnn hlhnka
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

MlLLINERs
LIT BROTHERS REQUIRE M1LLINERs
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

COPYHoLDER WANTED; YOUNG
MAN WITH EXPERIENCE PRE-
FERRED; MUST READ ACCUR-
ArELY AND WITH, INTELLL.
$40 APPLY THIS CMONDAYJ
EVENING, AFTER ! O'CLOCK,
GG6 CHESTNUT STREET, FIFTH
FLOOR,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

-
Experienced and high grade. ii 447, Ledger
Central
ASSISTANT TO E%ECUTIVE--Youngm man, %
years old, desires to become an assistant to an
executive, preferably of "A small manufactur-
ing concern; qualifications and references ex-
celent; years exec. exp. IL 4+5, Led. Cen.
AUDITOR of large manufacturing corporation.
in charge 81 financial, cost accounting, organi-
zation and efficiency work etc, wishes posi-
uon as auditor or office manager in Philade
phia: best credentials. 3l2. Ledger Office.
and timekeeper in one of the largest textile
plants In the city. desires similar posi- lion. ii
3dI. Ledger Central
BUTLER. valet or cook: Japanese wishes po.
siiion; bachelors position preferred. A, 1884
Vine St
CARPENTER--Young man, age %. exp in
CHAUFFEuR, experienced desires position: no
garden; reference. II li2, Ledger Central
CHAUFFEuR. Al; white. single, wishes post
Wood Wood ST., " fhila. ''-- ~ N'se-
COST ACCOUNTANT, with 10 years manufac-
turing exper.. is open for pos. h 3l5. Led. on
FARMER, married no children. wishes position
competent. experienced in modern farming
metth9Eas in States syssmqtS ste and sSsonom
GARDENER. single. wants position; years
reference, B 226 Ledger Office.
MAN, braodgauge, aged 50. desires position OF
trust or as executives assistant; IL progres-
interested now i'm locating bigger opportunity
whore he can become part of a growing bust.
ability will prove OF greater value to his em-
ployer than the $50 weekly salary which he
MAN, 80, good business experience. particular rly
cost accounting. credit. office management
and sales, desirous OF connecting with
9 ssSrty mtsJ
Ledger Central.
| orEr,,, ,,,>, M ,, 90 , ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
AUTO REPAIRING

WE REPAIR any make Of car: Hupmoble 70.
pairinr Il snrcalty. Phone 26T2
FLANEL W. SMITH 3ai3 ~ Carlisle ~
SPEEDOMETER TROUBLES
See BILLY ~ his new location
80 NORTH BROAD ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

NIIIINERY-w wanted experienced millinery
~ trimmer. Apply 1895 Chestnut st.
OPERATORS experienced on ladies' dresses:
ali paFs skirts and bodies, Greenspan
- Y l.! cor Ioth and Arch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

CRANE MACHINISTS AND REPAIRMEN.
Apply Mdvalc. 1900 WissahiCkon ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

CRANE OPER RATORS--Experienced men only.
Apply Midvale. 1900 Wissahickon ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

SALESMAN age 30 TO s5 years. to cover auto
mobile trade in Phila. for large rieor manuiaieInr
s}ary and reference before receiving consld-
cation II 600 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
CAPITAL WANTED

IN THE FEW LINES of this ad II is imposst
ble 10 tell you the big things about our new
factory and orders ping up, but our pronu
are big and the demand greater than the SUP
piy our treasurership Is open. VIII YOU lei
me tell you about II? NJ 321, Ledger othce' 4
FOR IE-Old-establ lished retail coal and feed
business located in thriving town near Rethe-
mem and Allentown: private siding, bullding
ali in Al condition; extra corner lot l5xioo; (
also double frame house II desired; ful de-
scrIption Of property upon request; mlst "
seen to be appreciated Address NJ 3l1
Ledger Office. =
ESTABIISHED COAL. sand. cement and build.
ing material business; heavy teaming. long
distance moving, subcontract1ng; last year,
nrofit S14 OO0; wishes to retire. Write Tor ae-
scriptive folder. Room !. Woolworth BdS'
Bahehem. Pa. ---------- y
INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY ...s d,
shares of 500 each can be puronasen VI
cash or installments: business estaolshse'
making additions: profits very large 90
Ledger Central ----r-s
RRYN WR--Restaurant. good will and -nx nS
lures; in business section; good openlng' s'oV
j. ELMER WATTS. Ardmore -
PATENTS-Our books sent free, HOW 10
Obtain Patents victor j, Evans No' =
l429A Chestnut St, Philadelphia. ---
PRINTING PLANT. good condition.; owner r.
tiring with or without property. .zoo s,o...-
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AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


EIGHT PER CENT
PREFERRED STOCK
of Philadelphia Company making a sanl-
tary article, combining in handy form
specially prepared liquid soap and paper
towels. No water required. Big demand
from automobilists and tourists everywhen.
4 small amount of so preferred stock, witn
a large bonus of common stock, Is oHerea
for the purpose of getting out orders, when
are coming SO fast we cannot MI .n, .nsm'
For particulars. call or address H. Mhler'
1905 Real Estate Trust Bldg, Philadelpha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
AUTOMOBILES
for Sale

''''P'' o. : nuns rranktord 2064. %
CADILLAC 1914 touring car ovarh,u,.
repainted; full equipment; price aim ueu ,aM
SALEs CORPORATION, 142 N. Brosd ~ atorO
cHEvROl.ET 1917 models sales and .sr,;,-.
Never closed NORTH PHIiA re,tseennangs
SALES SERVICE, 34iT n 10th az noLET
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
t'OT

We have several S-cyi modeI. ons ~
models that have been traded in for ioYgy Yy t-eyl.
They have been overhaued and repaInt.Sd Sdoes .s,
VIII he sold fully guaranteed and nj raas sn1
prices. II viii pay you TO investiea,s sasonabt
o.I., BOWERS co. Used Car Den,
200 n, Broad st. Walnut 100. Mr. Stsynh..
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
SPLIT OVER JOFFRE PLAN
Civilian Officers Almost SoIidIy In
Favor of It,

WASHINGTON - The movement
to have an American army sent to
fight in France at the earliest possible
moment has taken one more step to-
ward accomplishment. 1t also develops
that the civilian officials of the gov
eminent are almost in body in favor
of the plan, while military advisers
of the war department stand solidly
against sending any soldiers to France
until they have been thoroughly train.
ed here.
Following the regular cabinet meet.
ing it was learned the entire cabinet
was in favor of sending men to France
at once. The request of the French
commissioners here that increments
of American troops be sent to the
west front quickly was discussed in
general way at the cabinet meeting
and later was gone thoroughly into by
President Wilson and Secretary of
War Baker
The first serious opposition to the
plan developed among members Of
the army general staff. 1t is learned
that practically the entire staff are
opposed to sending raw" troops tc
foreign battlefelds. Staff officers de-
cline to say whether they will make
adverse report upon the suggestion to
Secretary Baker.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
ROOSEVELT SAYS PUT
FLAG ON FIRING line
Make the Presidents Message
GOOd, He Urges

CHICAGO, ILL. = In two notable
speeches Colonel Roosevelt called for
the United States to "put the flag on
the firing line at the earliest moment
and keep it there until the war is
over"
T. r. brought to the state that pro-
duced Lincoln, Grant, Logan, Sheridan
and Sherman his plea that he be al
lowed to raise an expeditionary force
for overseas service-and Chicago re-
ceived him at two large gatherings as
a military leader, and put an o. K. on
his request.
Colonel Roosevelt's fighting message
to the West is; Send a fighting force
to the fighting line.
In two great speeches in Chicago
last Saturday he called for the United
States to put the flag on the firing line
at the earliest moment and keep it
there until the war is over
In a speech delivered in the after
noon at luncheon given by the Chi
cago branch of the National Security
league, he urged that use of grain for
the manufacture of alcoholic drinks be
prohibited for the period of the war.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
Senate GIVES Great
OVATION TO JOFFRE:
Stops Work to Cheer; ]. H en-
Lewis as Interpreter.

WASHINGTON = The greatest
deliberative body in the world" for
got it's dignity, laid aside questions Of
senatorial courtesy" and parliament
tary procedure, and We'd with the
rest of official Washington in giving
to former Premier Viviani and Mar
shal Joffre a real American reception
when these two French officials with
their retinue visited the capitol.
Applause, which began the minute
the famous guests entered the cham
Der, continued throughout the recep-
ton. and ct the conclusion Of Premier
Viviani's address shouts of "Joffre."
"Joffre!" rose from all sides.
The gray haired marshal of France
returned to the rostrum and in an in
slant the chamber was quiet. Then
waving his cap before him he bowed
low and in his soft voice said:
81 do not speak English; vive
PAmerique."
Rounds of applause burst forth at
this expression, coupled with good ma
tured laughter at it's brevity.
Members of congress who under
stood French were in their glory dur
ing the time that former Premier vi
viani made his address to the senate.
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of
Chicago, acted as official interpre-
ter"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of rem
edy for kidney trouble and backache,
it is good plan to try Doan's Kidney
Pills. They are strongly recommend
ed by Edgerton people.
J. M. Ogden, E. Fulton ST., Edger-
ton, says: "For more than year
was annoyed by pains in the small of
my back. The attacks came on sud-
denly, lasting for several hours and
then disappeared, only to return again
in a few weeks. 7 sometimes had
headaches and the kidney secretions
were unnatural. A few boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills drove every symp-
tom of kidney complaint from my sys-
tenn and. | am now enjoying much bet
ter health
PERMANENT BENEFIT
More than three years later Mr.. Og-
den said: 81 haven't had occasion to
use any kidney medicine since took
Doan's Kidney Pills. The benefit they
gave me has been permanent.
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Ogden has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
Proper Food for Weak Stomachs

The proper food for one man may be
all wrong for another. Every one should
adopt a diet suited to his age and &C.
cupation. Those who have weak stom-
achs need to be especially careful and
should eat slowly and masticate their
food thoroughly. 1t is also important
that they keep their bowels Irregular.
When they become constipated or when
they feel dull and stupid after eating.
they should take Chamberlain Tab
lets to strengthen the stomach and
move the bowels. They are easy to
take and pleasant in effect.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
:iHorns of Venus"

References are made in some cunei-
form literature to the 'horns of
Venus" from which it is concluded
by some that in the clear air Of MesO-
potamia the crescent form of the
planet was detected in early times
without optical aid. Since Venus,
when at sufficient angular distance
from the sun, is hardly more than half
Il minute of arc in diameter at the ut
most, such an observation seems quite
out Of the question, and Professor
Campbell thinks the allusion to the
horns was merely a lucky guess on
the part of the ancient astronomers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-04
Allies to Visit West.

CHICAGO, ILL-The state depart.
ment at Washington announced Off
cially that Marshal Joffre and his col.
leagues in the French and English
commissions will visit Chicago,
though the exact date was not set.
The commissioners also will journey
to Springfield to pay homage at the
tomb of Lincoln, the champion of
democracy, just as they did Sunday
at Mount Vernon, where wreaths and
speeches expressed the appreciation
of free people for the deeds of George
Washington.