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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
PRESIDENT SETTLES
SHIPPING CONTROVERSY
ASSOCIATED Press BY o. s. Naval Communi
cation SeFVicsl

(ASSoct2teo Press oy y. >. Naval Communt
cation Service)
WASHINGTON, D. c., July II. -
President Wilson took a hand yester-
day in tie controversy that has for
several weeks been raging over the
construction Of vessels to meet the
submarine menace and supply the
shipping needs of the United States,
and he settled it promptly and ef-
fectively
The president directed that a great
fleet corporation be formed. with Maj
Gen. Goethals as general manager in
charge Of construction. He also au-
thorized the shipping board to operate
the vessels after their construction,
and in addition to requisition for gov
eminent use all necessary tonnage
now afloat.
1t was announced that Gen. Goe-
thals will commander private con-
tracts In the various ship building
yards Of the country calling for the
construction of nearly two million
tons of shipping, and in order to hast
en- their construction he will put on
double and triple shifts of men.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
Y. M. C. A. TO HOLD WAR
CONGRESS; OPENS TONIGHT

I. Every phase of the war and Of the
special work for that purpose that is
going on in the country now will
come before the war congress of the
Y. M. C. A., which has been organized
and meets tonight in Cooke hall for
its first session. Young men Of the
association have enrolled in this con.
gress in order that a more thorough
understanding of the great questions
before the country may be had.
Paul Keppeler will lead the Repub-
lican wing of the congress while Men,
del Borthwick will lead the Demo
Gratis. All Of the necessary officers
will be elected-the chaplain, ser.
geant, clerk and others. For the pre-
siding officer, Percy Bull promises to
be the candidate of the Republicans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
TWO HONOLULU BOYS
GIVEN, COMMISSIONS

Mainland mail has brought word OF
the appointment in the army OF two
more Honolulans-Edward Scott Co
hen and H. R. Hitchcock, Jr.
Young Hitchcock has just complet'
ed eight months of training with a
battery of field artillery at Akron,
Ohio. A letter received from him
yesterday by his father was dated at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana,
where he has gone recently. He has
been appointed a second lieutenant In
the regular army.
Edward Cohen is a son OF Joel c.
Cohen of this city. He left here
about a year ago to enter business.
He has been appointed first lieuten-
ant in the army medical corps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
kAU AGRICULTURAL COMPANY,
(LIMITED).

At the regular annual meeting of
shareholders of Kau Agricultural Com
pany, Limited, held at the office of
c. Brewer & Company, Limited,
Agents, Honolulu, T. H., February IA,
1917, the following directors and audi.
tor were elected to serve for the en-.
suing year:
Henry st. Goar, Richard Ivers, E. F.
Bishop, J. A. Buck, H. M. Whitney,
Directors; H. Glass, Auditor.
At a subsequent meeting of the
Board Of Directors, the following Off
GERS we're elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
J. A. Buck. ....... President
E. F. Bishop. . .Vice-President
H. M. Whitney. Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
RICHARD IVERS,
Secretary, Kau Agricultural Com
peny, Gimited).
Honolulu, July ~, 1911. -ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
MONTANA MEDICOS
WOULD GO TO WAR

kALISPEL, Mont. July 13.-At a
meeting Of the Montana Medical AS
ISOLATION held here yesterday a reso-
luton was presented and adopted faV-
oring the drafting Of the medical men
of the country into the army and navy
service up to the limits Of the require
ment during the period Of the war.
Eighty of the 100 physicians present
at the meeting signified their willing
ness to volunteer for the national ser
vice
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
BRITISH MINISTERS
QUIT UNDER FIRE ON
MESOPOTAMlA MIDDLE

LONDON, Eng, July 13.-Lord
Hardinge, under secretary Of state for
foreign afafirs, whose early handing
of the Mesopotamian campaign is
blamed for it's failure, and WHO has
been under fire in the house o. com
mons, yesterday rendered his resigna,
ton TO Premier Lloyd George.
Ills was followed closely by the
resignation of Austen Chamberlain,
secretary of state for India, who
shares in the popular blame for the
fate of the Townshend expedition,
which surrendered to the Turks at
Kut-elAmara.
Neither resignation was accepted
last night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
MANoA WORK SATISFACTORY

AS the daily average of rock laid
by F. R. Richie & Company, con
tractor. in Manoa valley during June
was $50 cubic yards, the city and
county engineering office feels that
the contractor has shown good inten
lions and anticipates no further trou
Bile. r' ~
George Collins, city engineer, said
yesterday that the progress has been
satisfactory and If the same rate OF
progress continues he believes the
work will be completed within the
time allowed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
JAPANESE NOT TO BE
REGISTERED AS M0NG0LS

Japanese of the territory will be
registered as Japanese in the official
records Of July 81. Other divisions
will name Caucasian Hawaiian, Orien-
tai, Malayan and mixed.
Under the title Of mixed" will be
included all persons who we're not reg.
istered under the other divisions.
Twenty thousand yellow sample blanks
to be filled out with the aid Of inter
prefers ahead of registration day have
been printed anG sent to the other
islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
ENGLISH ENROL RAPIDLY

Answers to the queries sent to Bri,
fish subjects Of the territory by Con.
sui E. L. s. Gordon In order to ascer.
tain Just what win be done by the
Island English for the mother country
by way of war work, are coming In
rapidly and satisfactorily. Already
between 20 and 80 have been received
and Of these there are many who have
consented to volunteer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
ATTORNEYS REQUEST FOR
ADDITIONAL HELP o. KID

The request of the city and county
attorney for an assistant prosecuting
attorney for the district court and an
additional stenographer and typewrit-
or has been approved by Mayor J. ].
Fern In a letter to the board yesterday
morning and he recommends that
they make the necessary provisions
for their employment. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
HUGE APPROPRIATION FOR
AVIATION PASSES HOUSE
MILITARY COMMITTEE
ASSOCIATED Press By q. s. Naval oommunt
cation Sarvice)

IA85OCL8bEN q 4NoNa4 O0al4AlLLAA4n
cation Serv1ce)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July Is. -
The administrator aviation appro-
priation bill, drawn by the aviation
committee of the council of national
defense, calling for total Of $640, 000,-
600 passed unanimously in the house
military committee yesterday and
was recommended for passage in the
house.
On request Of the department Of
war, none Of the details of the pro-
posed measure is to be given out for
publication, while the debate on the
bill. when it is taken up on Saturday,
will be in general terms only.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
MINNESOTA EDITOR
H0N0RED By C0NFEREES

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. July 10
Herbert c. Hotaling, editor OF the
Blue Earth County Enterprise. OF
Mapleton, Mimi, was elected yester-
DAY president for the ensuing year Of
the National Editorial Association, at
its annual convention here. The 1918
convention, it was decided, will be
held at Little Rock and Hot Springs,
Ark
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
SEEK ELK PRESERVE

PORTLAND, Ore.-The Oregon fish
and game commission is taking steps
to establish an elk preserve near Sill.
verton, Ore. The state at present
owns two elk preserves, one in Klam.
ath county and the other in .Wallowa
county. About seVenty-five elks run
In the two preserves.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-13
VITAL STATISTICS

BORN
LEMN-In Honolulu, JAly II, 1917, to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lemn, OF Pine
apple road, a son-Harry.
BELASQUES-In Honolulu, July 3,
1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Belas'
cues of Parker lane, off Lihue street,
a daughter-EliZabeth
MARRIED
WICK-GOUVEIA - In Honolulu,
June II, 1917, Andrew Medzwick and
Miss Olivia Enos Gouyeia, Rev.
Father Stephen ]. Alencastre Of the
Catholic cathedral, officiating; wit
nesses-Rudolf W. Stein and Inn V.
Ellison.
ERNANDEZ-CABALAR - In Honolulu
July II, 1917, Luciu Ernandez and
Miss Pastoral Cabalar, Rev. Julius
Verhacyhe of the Catholic Cathedral
officiating; witnesses--Peter Mtran-
da and Pedro Felix. g..
SCHATTANER ANDERMANN - In
Honolulu, July 10, 1917, Friedrich
Schattaner and Miss Marie Ander-
mann, Rev. Arthur Herman Of the
Lutheran church officiating; wit
nesses-Mrs. Hinrich Krieye and
Anna alderman. ~
sANToS-de LIMA--In Honolulu, July
Z, 1917, Joseph Santos and Miss
Gloria de Lima, Rev. Father Regi-
maid Yzendoorn OF the Catholic
cathedral officiating; Witnesses. Mi.
guel Souza and Ida Medeiros.
DIEn
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KILLING ANTELOPE
COSTS HUNTER 500

LITTLETON, Colo.-Fred Minshall
was found guilty in the county court
of killing antelope and fined 800 and
costs. Bud Pickett, who was tried On
the same charge was discharged. He
had heard the shots and was investi.
eating when the officers came up and
arrested him with Minshall. y
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DIED

THIEL-In Honolulu, July 10, 1917
Albert -Thiel, sailor, sixty years old.
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DEATHS


Il csrrs wasnsrs Rslaiiyes and frends s'pSno suT
sSsfi oGs &C. n H. is'1 s slspssrd. cS 81 Ss a
70 easnos 'SrsSs sc.sps & p nj scS SnH
,msins may BE- viewed view 'IHss Tsas. Stni eSe. oe No
ssd ssfssdps %a@S wAas. rsas
sSsn aSaU MsT.rGss surtn s sYS%n % mass Inf e.
h15 wALrfR.@MarSdhS si e dS !. Edwin NJ. husband of
Paul. Paul. IS ISdfs dfTsSooNG Ne dsi spd 4; NJ; Mile
Trustees Of the ODD Fellows cemetery S;d Co ana
denee. ,ss27 N. smedIey ST. Int. v LSwnvisw
ARNsRmfssh hisees %as cal At ThYTs sefwyn sTs Pa ROB-
ens % q T' R.NSes and "a FGsS fsSa
TnS%RsSP LCsse b and nd and All
M Int Eaysrnsen ton @ ry,Sfs ''Rs. Rs
WSFERs . SIsTid %gS4af!RRsE w wife .,
tm oe%n @ar mass sSS Our Notice
S'E :.;Sss sas fri2f' 'n's$ ySsw .,
$sss GhsGS GR%ifSthSrD l. RfsqIe% mass 3;
.s%i .,%HtfES, f%sS ,.MsHeh 8. MARGARET, widow 0,
fss%ss HS'sS !, ,y
mGTdi G5HEIs 10 Int pGeiPsdral Gem
of Sarah 6, whittaker. aged %. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services. Fri. 2 D, m
7O3 Cooper St. Camden, N. j, Int private
Harleigh Gem. Friends may call Thurs. 10
witI.Is s.=Msrch Q. THOMAS 8. husband Of
81, r.. o. o. NJ Paschsil Athletic -Cil6. in.
brook ave. w. Phils High mass ST. Clements
Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Cross Gem. Auto
funeral
zELLEY:-A. Marlton, n. " second-eay
VI. ZELLEY. aged G5. Relatives and friends
invited to funeral residence of husband Marlton.
\. j. -
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

Esd PlNE-New apts. ready for OCCUPANCY,
rms. and bath to rms and bath; ali mod
cony; Apply on premises. Everett Cummins
builder and owner ''s'
POPLAR APTS., 1920 Poplar-BeautifnI er.,
floor: bath. kitchen; modern: also Sd floor ant
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FOLDING CHAIRS, 25c Up


NEW AND USED, SOLD AND RENTED
CHAIR EXCHANGE. S. Il. cor. 9th and Vine.
MULT1GRAPH. like new, sos; cost $1,000 guar.
years. Office Speciality Co.. Bourse Bldg.
PARKWAY BUILDINGS being demolished. oppo-
escapes. bathtuhs, wash trays, toilet, building
and paving bricks, chandeliers, gas hxtures
doors sash, cheap: million bricks. Gault
Houscwrecking Co, 2Oi n. I'D st Both phns
REFRIGERATORS. GROCER, DELICATESSEN
BUTCHER
Special prices. Easy terms. Now Is the time
to buy. HOWE SCALE CO.. sos Market st
REFRIGERATORS e. fixtures. nkts.. hotels 4
restraints. terms to suit. Randall 33l N. ID.
SAFES 1reproof; also with thin walls; closing
out "A large lot of slightly used; all sizes and
makes; big bargains. 219 n. 4th at.
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIAL at bargain
prices. Now is the time to buy. - -
PHILADELPHIA PRINTERS SUPPLY CO.,
II $, 9Th st.. Philadelphia. Roth phones.
TYPEwRUTERS--Facto rebullt good as new;
have the largest stock in Philadelphia: call
and investigate: rentals. 2 months - and up.
6. J. GIBBONEY & co, 1895 Chestnut st.
TYPEwRITERS--Vis,, sl5 up; non-yis.. SO
UP. Good machines at low prices. Open Till
y. m Rouillot Typewriter Co. 206 s. bth.
USED OFFICE FURNITURE
Everything ina aglnnble In this line and plenty
Of II; best assortment and best value in Phila.;
free auto delivery anywhere.
HUGHES, llth and Buttonwood.
$40 BTCYCLE; coaster brake; fine condition; a
full S25 value. Walters Loan Office south
east corner 1lth and Arch.
FULL LINE of scales tea and spce Icaddies.
coffee mill push carts 81 N. I'd st.
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SITUATIONS UANTED-MALE

AcCOUNTANT-B who Is also a
ssps6s o hanng d IN nP fdTm and
who has had years OF experience. desires an
Gnaes 's'f'9 52 TdaSr cenrra F'''
ACCOUNTANT viii audit books and prepare
nbe figures o56 LcdGcr ST GsntTa %fT reason
AGG0UYTAS SSSnFs ws sssa 22
ssSos "a. i7edser 6faee .'" 9D'eD lO,''0'
EVENINGS terms moderate. < 2i5. Led on,
Sfa S desires 3 Ta GSSgG
capable Of handling books. i las. Led, Cent,
BoozKEEPERm RmMarried Ma man ma age IS years,
city, + i5o. Ledger Central.
SSs s sasrg re = s fs tn
BUTLER, VALET OR ,CooK-Japansse wishes
s 2sG saarae Rssm s Vine ST en-
mechanic best references. 1907 Thompson st,
~ not rs ara o hard Sop d 6ns
sGH5i T'Rf' i'?Sn S Tth FoSa Ss Chance for
and sSssT ssFe' PO'On
Mn ssTen Erash ashs
place with contractor. 1853, Ledger Central,
Saced in haRdSs ss'nHe men plant
correspondence, office management. desiTes
position of semitechncal nature; engineering
training; best references; age 20. 226
3
thoroughy experienced. best references. f 1854.
GARDENER, married; NE exp, in greenh9use,
Meyer. ii6s y. Tin po''''0'' vi ''''"'' p'''''
HousEMAN and butler, German; wishes posi-
MAN and wife. Japanese, as cook, butler or
sPsTs Sharfs e 9rsr ID family gSrS T bachelors
LoBBYIsT-successfu lobbyist. with years OF
as R2 drink Sls dEer E sns only
n. lp hnr IL in ha
costs COS yoE s2okdkeepiHE pgrehasinE or geperai Of
sS SGE fssfSs Gsar ssao;a Gen wiih reputable
Man AND WIFE-;strictly hrst-clsss thor
sionaiy fne cook and baker; references. J
:53 Ledger Central
OFFICE MANAGER OR SALESMAN
Young man a. present employed in bank
aSs mansFSr O. saiss@1sn; best refer:
j 654. Ledger Central
SALES AND ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
An aggressive. but tacttul. executive, with
grade specially men seeks a field Offering
ton A writer OF sales literature that
~. Ledger Central
o3 MA - S Tfsss Sse9 ces
credit man, correspondent, public accountant:
S tdse2 open Tor
sTENoGRAPHER. craftsman, technical gradu-
ate desires engagement In evenings at any
thing. II 30, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, 90. valuable only to man needing
subordinate with potential executive ability;
temperamertally unfit for work cannot en-
thuse over; tireless where sympathy Is gained
and Imagination required. have initiative
ability for character analysis. backed by prac-
tical study; experience as general clerk, book
keeper, collector, salesman: an apt letter
writer; made living unaided since 16; sensible
and not too cOnceited to learn; resignation
effective March 10. i 141, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, 81 years old, high school grad
uate. years clerical experience In all de-
partments OF office. including time-study work
and the employment of help wishes RESPONSE
BILE position f 55, Ledger Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CoLoRED BUYERs-Grasp opportunty
others have done; 500 down and mod
rental payments secures desirable home
are samples; rooms and porch, Gernaan'
$500; South Phila.. $500 up; lIth sns y
ABERNETHY. 2724 y. 9th. 1913 $. In
MAKE OFFER-ACT QUlC
VERY LITTLE CASH RE&IIRREpp, b.
ssesssa story Sogo rooms rens iTr incssnE 1 bath
JAMES +. sMYTH, 2435 Kenslngton .M
l746 S. RANCRoFT sT,-Two story. NJ
rent $13; bargain. $1,000.
.-oo INVESTORS. ATTENTION!
0SS Sasn VIII inTfi5sS psS annual an 'g aTs
good order; never vacant. All Latayetle
3424 N. 2sD sT.-12 rooms; porch front, front,
:99nnSSenienoes; fine s0ondition; hrs1 Gssr m't
Coward Company. Goth and Jefferson. :
BARGAIN FOR INVESTOR
230s-1O N. 30th st.-3-story Broom houss otsss
convenlences; total rental STA W lh,snI' y,
WALTER G. DRAKE. 505 DREXEL pl1
between 18th and 10th; good investmsn''
J. J14r T. 'eJIAAcsKsoN JAcKsoN CO., chestnu, and ls4
$3.50 ". BRoAD-12 rooms and 2 bs.ns' ar
front; hardwood floors throughout; eeyii "
recently remodeled; deep lot; VIII ~ ~ N
and easy terms. j. A. Barry. oot LAM ::
445 POPLAR ST. = 3-story brick SLOT WI.
dwelling; old-established bakery san''
~ J. z. FULLER. 10 S. 18th st.
BARGAINS in homes and investments, w ssss
see us before buying; wei save you \
SADLEIR & SON 1915 Susquen4hh. :,
2342 PARK AVE.-l3 rooms; lot i6xiV''
sessed $1,000; price $1,000. ,.,. .v
VIM. q. GLENN. 1917 Columola s.s-
HOMES with GARAGE privileges, city Los'
Olney, s30OO: liberal terms, 900 q isA
ABERNETHY, 2724 N, 0th. 100 .. :.
WE HAVE SOME desirable Broad ~ s.!
ties for sale at very reasonanle pr"'-
NJ. GETZ, 18th and YORK, -:
S. Il. COR. 23d and carp, facing WhssiiSSS' hsiSS
res, rms. & bath; is IT; front, wa sWff1
required. S. Il. Gardiner, 10th ana W.
1924 N BROAD ST.-3 sty.. porch 70 :. "
baths. modern throughout; sen N
estate. Kennedy e. Rambo. 3I4O o.n. = :
2129 N. 21sT ST.-Owner will sacrince' "
tunity for cheap home. -. AZ.
WM. q. GLENN. 1917 Columols s.s ..ssz I
1882 N. 3lST-7 rooms porch; ,e me oSesIi eSIi
occuped by owner. James u. "'he''~
BARGAIN-4443 N. 18th. . storys
rms. Dutch hall; porch. Worrei oos y, n
o537 S. BROAD ST.-s55O0. HOWAhp p Y
SON CO., 2122 Germantown ave.
HOUSES on 4th below Tasker;, iSoo p rq'h "a
cows: fine homes. Hummel' iop0 =
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware old
style tewery. teeth plates bought for cash
Est. 1870. ]. l.. CLARK. refner. sO7 SAMSON.
OH. GoLD--cash paid, for old gold silver.
antiques, clocks. Send postal. will call
ROGERS, 81 s. 18th st. Both phones
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FOR SALE

BATHTUBs, toilets, sinks, basins, weshtrays.
boilers, radiators. pipe. Kohn. sl2 South St.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES-Also bowl
Ing alleys monographs; easy payts BRUNS-
WICK BALkE-COLLENDER CO.. 1902 Arch.
BILLIARD, pool tables new. second. hand bowl
ing alleys easy payments. Rosatto- Barry
Street CO. 800 s. sth st Phone Wal 22s4
CASH REGISTERS bought exchansed. repaired
replntef, supplies: and factory rebullt
registers; new total adders as low as s4O Call
and see our new models. Registers sold oy US
easy payments and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
$50 CHESTNUT ST.
CIGAR STORE wall case. with mirror 10 feet
long $50; worth $50. Chair Exchange. Cor
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD, N, 2a15-Second floor front. suitable
for bachelor apartments; sitting ROOM ped
room and bath; elegantly furnished.
BROAD, s.. 2lOO-Delightful outside rooms;
electric light. hot-water heat; reasonable
CATHARINE. 5Ol7-Warm furn. room; board
optional; conv.; gentleman Woodland 1886 w.
CHESTNUT, 2OOg-DESlRABLE ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT. f02s-Third story front; running
water furnished or unfurnished electricity.
GREEN, 1S3i-Four large rooms. unfurnished,
private bath. heat. light, $50 monthly
oSAGE AVE. 44O3 = Large attractlvey furn.
I'd floor rooms; board optional Preston 3240 J.
SPRUCE, 14oo-Furnished rooms; touthern eS-
posure.
ilTH, s., 322 CThe Carlton)-Attractlve Cd
floor front with private bath; also single
rooms refined environment; steam heati ref.
18TH s., 4lG-Nicely furnished rooms steam
heat; private baths; running hot water
18TH ST, NJ, 162s--Nicely. furnished rooms,
private bath: board optional l-
18TH, N, lSOl-Completey furn. Housekeeping
apt. running water, gas range; adults only.
10TH, N, 14O1-T housekeeping rooms. fur
nished, kitchenette, S5 UP; room. private bath.
$3.50; single room. 81
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
REBUILT PIANOS
AT oNE;THIRD VALUE
ss5-New England Piano sl45-Er6srdt Plano
$g5-Fisher Plano Sll5-Opera Plano
s120-Iester Plano S1S5TBaley Piano
s125-Stone Piano S195AGirard Piano
Sl25-Chickering Plano S275-Lester Piano
Seventeen upright pianos. Heppe Marcellus
Jules and other standard makes, sood new.
Write for large illustrated catalogues and
sps%GiaI p%lI plans e Md@yp1s Gsymfnt AMI ,,pu,nns
TERMa aEPpE 1S H2NrPfS uPT6wN ASS sT6REsA 6oRPEMARDs
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS. Phila adelphia.
REDUCED PLAYERPLANOS
s2o5-weberneld Player-Piano; $3.50; new
s35O-Heppe Player Plano; $3.50: new.
s395-Matchless Cunningham Player-Piano:
$500; new.
pssSs Reduced s aPS 20 o SsS~ Tss
prices good new; qua ranteed five years
Write for large illustrated catalogues and
spee'S' fHEPPEs fifPs 3 TtI'tSSi TPToWN STORES
Cor. 9th and Thompson SITS. Philadelphia
Founded 1865.
sse-SCHOMACKER UPRIGHT PIANO; cost
$500; perfect order; guaranteed very cheap&
HOWARD VINCENT, 9ae-s3s-s40 N. 9TH
Established 80 Years.
IS YOUR PLAYER-PIANO out of order? See
us. I'VE are experts Phone, write or call
Grand Union Piano Co.. 1896 Kensngton ave-
PIANOS AND PLAYERS. used; write for bar
gain booklet. Power Weymann, $500 N. Broad
records. in good cond 2S35 Germantown ave
Ss.NoTE PLAYERS put in any piano; illus.
trated catalogue free; pianos tuned 50 al.
bert Player Installing Co., 036 N. 4Sth st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
STORAGE
FIDELITY FIREpRooF WAREHOUSES;
1s11-1s1e MARKET ST.

MILLER NJ BROAD STORAGE CO, Broad ABB
Jehigh ave new nreproof addition; rooms i,s nIs-
proof; furniture and china packers; autono.pnune .nn
vans estimate free. He'll phone Diamond .eoo
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE Go'
AUTO Packing and shipp,nS'
SERVICE 1870 LANCASTER AVE,
VICTORY sToRAGE-MovING, PACKINo'
b215 MARKET. PHONES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
WEST PHILADELPHIA
ONE vAvANcY. ROOMS AND BATHS
POWELTON APARTMENTS
BOTH AND PowELToN AVENUE
GERMANTOWN

THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
is OPEN
PELHAM COURT was not built to make an
appeal to every one--but to you who demand
price which, cons 'ering what you do de-
mand and receive is moderate-it will make
strong. compelling appeal.
PELHAM COURT is located at Carpenter's a
station, Germantown, just on beautiful Lin
coin Drive. on the Pennsylvania Railroad 20
or SO trains day. surely transportation
Suites Of rooms and 1 bath to o rooms
and . baths the size to suit your reuuire
ments Prices are from $50 up.
APARTMENT HOTEL. and located in PfrieSl Pn sSl
solutely ideal and exclusively suburban ioca-
tion. ~
In word. you may come to PELHAM
COURT and find perfect suburban location
with TRANSFORMATION unexceed, an Ideally con-
You may select an apartment OF the size TO
suit your Individual needs you will fnd ali
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
care of for you absolutely without effort on
your part; you will find a table OF the utmost
excellence at a most moderate price. and the
form through the entire stablishment
For full Information, arrangements for in
spection and reservations. call, phone or write
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE All 1aaai71l WALNUT ST ~
or his representative on the premises NJ,
Pelham Court ~
Appointments may be made for automohiIa.
TO call at your residence or business place a nd
convenience and pleasure. - ''ur