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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

-. MTNZI.AFF, 1890 Christian st. (Dlck
HEEssi7,MFour cooks, 81 to 50; chamhermad
espprotestant Mattresses, French ladys maid
~ $50: Protestant nurse German or French
sss; housenan atchsenmnids, rnatls, ss3 extra m
sovntry, sac Supplies hep of all capacities.
S,ruoIys 1926 Bainbridgc st-First-class
MN ali nationaties: malo help n speciality.
pbpns Locust 2l30.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
HEATING

HEATERS. boilers. RANGES, new and REBUILT
removed for the NIakin-Kelsey health heat
will install cheap. 1927 Fibert st,
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ErankfOrd
PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN

ffINNNb
$500 stone and shinglc homo lot .75xi5o;
well built and modern IN all rcspGcts: Wm' A.
BYWOoD--S6s0O; now ~ tonc-and stuCco dct
torms Tn az RYXN. YH s'oS Vi MarRS. and iian"rch 10
Tgoms; LAUNDRY $; : 25%iS0, swopS ( Son,
5i6-ls Main, Darby.
CYNwYD-Attractivo 3-sory detached stone
AND b6hGHrF& Sf,9ff aGu'i 81 ?t q s,n Il s Pina
modern o%S!PFfH sw6PH Son NoDS DSrGy 5GNi-O Key
E4%Ss rSdMs EAEH Sans not Sf~ SS2nf dSs%F
%nHSs fro% SsSn MSG9fMiGK Gn6 nS Nc
low; hardwood foors good ioca ton; large iv.
W w r IL RoRERrs RPsR rfPsSGN sGN iS% dHsq Pa
Observation-Disclosures, detached 5 rooms; all
'SFqf RE8NrSGR y s1S2S GSnsd
LANsDOWNE-Modern, horne, hot-w9ter heat
%"a rin arfs nnl G Toey @ ad o Ta
Li.ANERCH MANOR-Snglc stone-and stucco
dwelllng, $ rooms and bath. water heat, cleo
,owai Il mgqS trolley ssryise; sfSIG
oAKMoNT the dS@ & suburb Of RI ,b toTn
ton. near churches stores or al osi,ii k4dis LOO
stricted; electric Shs lG mater % maGadam adam
S. s soa n3sa doGafs ID Grro 80 20 RR'is F2ns W2a
for illustrated bo9klet. A. Howard Ritter, 2od
Office" oifice. South S,;R Ardmore at station. 90,
RIDLEY PARK-Dot. S-rm. mod. house lot 52x
ia5, $500, Chester osborne. l32i Chestnut.
c2-ACRE, developed slate and brick property
in noted Peach Bottom" slate district of
York Co, Pa: best slate in Pennsylvania;
flo 900 Write for descriptive circular. Room
l. Wooworth Bldg. Bethlehnm, Pa.
NEW detached dwellings, with garages, large
lots; beautiful locations; ample train service;
ideal surroundings. Particulars by mail
MAURAN, DOl.MAN 4 co.
n D. cor Broad and Chestnut
100 MAIN LINE properties, country seats, new
detached houses, etc. ranging from $500 TO
500, 900; also unimproyed land; state your
needs. Harris. Real Estate, opp. sta. Mar
berth. Pa. -
SUBURBAN HOMES, country places and build
ing sites to suit all requirelnents. .
II. c. HUNTER Wayne, Pa, -,
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
Any price All locations. Sale or rent
CHARLES J. HOOD CO. Morris Bldg,
SUBURBAN HOMES AND BUILDING SITES
J r. JACKSON 60.
CHESTNUT AND 18TH SITS,
COUNTRY SEATS. farms. suburban homes and
building sites In northern suburbs OF Phlla.
Phone or write II. j. Dagger, Amber. Pa,
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES for sale or rent
attractive location prices riSht. Maurice j,
Hoover. Real Estate Trust Buildins
LARGE LIST OF SUBURBAN HOMES. sale or
rent, on the Main Line or Reading K; II.
WM II WILSON CO, Norris Buldng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
TIE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
IL npT'N-


PELHAM COURT was not built To make an
appeal 70 every one--hut to you who demand
the best and are accustomed 10 receive it---at
price which considering what you do de-
inand ana receive, Is mnderatr---it will mako
"A strong Compelllng appeal
. PELHAM COURT IS located at Carpenters
station Gormantown, just off beautiful lin
coin Drive, on the Pennsyivaula Railroad, 20
enough for any one.
suites Of rooms and bath to q rooms and
baths; tho size TO suit your requirements.
Prices arc from $50 up
PELl!AM COURT is q quiet. perfect
ApARIMENT HOTEL and located in an
location
In 4 word, you may como 10 PELHAM
COURT and find a perfect suburban location,
with transportation uucXColl"d an ideally con-
structod building. quiet. diguiNnd elegant,
You may select uu apartment Of the size to-
suit your individual needs; You will ind all
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
caro- Of for you absolutely without effort on
your part; YOU will tud tablo Of the utmost
excellence at u most moderate price, aud the
same courtesy, service and attention iS uni
form throughout tho entire CStahli ishmcut,
For fun Information, arrangements for in
spccton and reservations, call, phone or write
to
NORMAN = SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 8o7i RACE 3oa5
Or his representative on the promises at
Pelham Court
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

NORRIS. ST, W. 1Go3-z-Furnshed rooms and
bath. light housckCcpinE service and location
first class, Phone Park 1923 a.
SPRING GARDEN ST. 101S-Attractivelv fur
nishcd rooms htchcuvtte and bath: electric
light, hardwood floors and st IN heat. rent slh
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

Continued from Preceding Column
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
SANITARIUES

INVALIDS CHRISTIAN SANTTARtUM
CUnseotarian). Beautiful location; physician
nurses; wards spacious grounds; old York
road to Broad ST., south of Cholten ave; very
moderate rates. Phone oak Lane 1923.
BEAUTIFUL. LOCATION: specia! scientific care;
nervous elderly; every comfort; nurses; hook
let DR. Randall City Line. Chestnut Hill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09

S3Goo-rWO adjoining houses, porch front. every
latest improvements rooms. close to York
road and tn" boulevard, will sell separa to (;
splendid harguus: I'm tho best section of Lo-
gan. KUHN q LOWERY. 9th and Rockland
sts. Open sunday.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGES and conveyancing.
WM. u. CHAMBERS
lnA2 ". BrnNd 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09

s. a. iNCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS
sv1lq loss by limiting your liability; we have
DeAware office and are fully equipped to
{ya1v,ee {{yrrve you In this and many other ways,
yMMIrED SERVICE COMPANY OF AMERICA
ss.noard 1858, 574-576' Drexel Building,
siLAhLlsHED COAL. sand. cement and build
s material business; heavy teaming, long
Z s.sSencs: moving; suboontracting; last years
Son $4,000; wishes to retire. Write for
Sssh,lps.tive folder. Room l. Woolworth Bldg.
\ s1MEsN,IS11our books sent free. Glow to
& 4 shsnaiin syhSssain Patents" Victor J. Evans e. Co.,
LIZA Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Wanted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-09
ROOMS FOR RENT

BALTIMORE AVE, 560G--Well-f furn. rooms in
private home 81 SO and 81 per week; gentle
men only. Woodland 4O0S w.
BROAD, N, 1sO5-Sccond.foor-fr front suite; prl-
Z Yate bath: hot water no children; owner.
CHESTER AVE, 45OS-Furnshcd rooms; con-
tinuous hot water; ideal location; near Park.
CHESTNUT, 405i--Attractlvey furnished Sec
ond-story front for men: electric lights con-
tinuous hot water; good beds Barring 1900 j.
CHESTNUT ST, 4240--Prlvatc family will rent
ell-furnished room; business party preferred:
board OPTIONAL Phone Barring 7345 j.
CHESTNUT. 2Oi3--Three room suite; hot-water
heat. electricity; suitable for two gentlemen.
CHESTNUT o00o-DESIRARLE ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT. 1904 Secnndhoor front suite;
single rooms: steam heat. electricity; ref
CHESTNUT 2O45-Second-Hoor back room; hot
and cold running water.
LOGAN SQUARE. 1880 Race. the Lafayette
Apartments Clean, cheerful rooms dining
room: Moderate rates. Phone Spruce 3i20.
PARK AVE. 21O7-IarGe, cheerful fur rooms
I'd floor reasonable; board optional; phone,
10TH ST, N, 1IOl-'Two housekeeping rooms
furnished: kitchcncttc; 81 up; room. privat
bath $3.50; single room, s..
WILL. GIVE nice, light worlroom,. I'd story
front TO sober mechanic; upholsterer pref,
for occasional services. Diamond 4ot3
ROOMS. heat and leht free for light janitor
services. Apply 1iOi y. 18th ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gcrfGric an Ocr hisFeen glktiemb5rie
FIRST CALL.

10 9lnt6eiIe Baltimore GIec pIo.. 4ih
9lntbeIe Conf Coal CONT. .... 100
40 NntbeiIe Conf @ower com. ...,1i0h
6o2 9luibeiIe Goshen & 50. Riebis . &c
200 9lntbeIe Goshen a. 60. com. .. 10
9ntbeile 9oniion Oil com....... 10
10 MutbeiIe WlnrDIono 1ruft 60 M 102
80 9nibeiIc Nd 8ernon DRILLS pio. n
10 9lnibeiIe @nb, Serp. NIoa pib. 100
70 9lntbeilc lniteo AaIpobs 60. %
$500 Nlonon 8alIen 1ract Ser. r..... 0iH
10000 Goshen g. so. Ger (9) .,...... 90
5000 NorioIf 9ItIanta Germ. ber. ..... ss
1000 liniieo 8aiIwnDs Soa. Der. sS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

8onnD 9l. @leoionts unO Wlonn al
WiorD s. Sll6ert, glorOIeite Gomocn.,
nobe SborpitroBe, AZ BEL so.
Bertha M. @bitoder on Samuel
Mcrouib, gIorOoiiIeitc DicGuao6-,
nabe SoiimaultroBe, % bel irreg.
2ouiio glogcngoit on 9lnnu Z.
arue. Slticite GoitIeitroBe, no6c
6oirmouut-9lpenue, 12 bci 4t.5.
George alein on Gli Gies, SiiS-
ieite Eresburp-, nobe Smallmoo0.
itroBe, 14.3 bel 100.
Somoro 6. Iopling uno 6rou an
Gcnnis Sore, ggeItieite Mlonroe., ma.
be %euroieltraBe, IA bei ST.
@oitb 81. yolng an @6ilip @ooO-
man. Siiomeltieite GorcD- na5e 9a.
feritraBc, 14,2 bel 65.
9lbcl 9ioicnt6ul an 2olris @oieu-
t6oI, @eitieite Carlton, nobe Com.
boroIfrobe, AZ bel Il.
Gbus. 8reuoer, fen, itnO 6rou an
G6oS. @. Goldberg, 2 @runoltiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
SSraeIitiIdlcr NinOcrtao.

Ter SobreSuusfllg ser nSe6rep
G6iIoren 5beItering onO Trotcctioc
gIliociotion" iinoet bcute I'M y@wpnn
Sof 8orf" fott. Die Arrangements
fir Die @eranitaltune Iicgen pie ge.
ipobnIib, in Oen Sdnoen Der 6rou
2. 2eibowib. Spe5ieIc StroBcn-
babnpoggons lucrOen bon Der 9alti-
more-StroBe rmO 9rooopaD nm 1
ll6r giadmittogS obio6rcn; sic
9iiidfobrt bonn @orf miro Inn s llbr
Nbenos aneetreten. 6rou 2ei6owis
lit Die Goriibenoc Ocs arrangements
Gomite's, oos ans Oen iolgcnocn 0o-
men beitcbt; 6rau 8. Soaonoer,
6rat Q. SoIpcrn imO Srou Oliuer.
Saul Grrder lit ocr Superintendent
ocs Seims in Nr. %, g1orO-9rooo.
man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
WliIis-Sffisicr bcItraft.

Sn Der 9lrIington @oli6eiitotion
ipuroe geitern 2ieutenant GoreD g.
YrcIton, Der gum MorDlonO 6elO-
SoipitoI- Corps eeb0rt unO oneub, cr
mobne in @cituliniter, bonn @oli5ei-
rihter @mih Inn $5t unO Soften be-
itroit. @r mar beiduIoigt, ooB CT
iein gLuto fubr, p6brenO CT bctrun-
fen mar, uno iid in unoroentlidcr
@ciie oufgefiibrt babe. Yoli3ilt
Sobn O'gleiu be5euete, OoB Ser 2ier-
tenant nit ieinem gluto fortpGbrenO
I'M 3id5id fubr. gr 5oblte feline
Strofe uno mur0e freigclaIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
itiide.lIcbertrnonnncn.

Girginio s. &reB an eugene 6rc-
Oerid, IorooItede SIiper uno N1a.
OeiroitroBc, t3 bci 81.
@ugene 6reoerid an girginio 6.
9reB, glorooItcde Nlioer. unO Wla-
OeiraitroBe.
E6os. Nlodcn5ic an 92ettic 9i.@ooO
@eltieite @c6lter-, nobc SorDeDItro-
BE, 1913 bel 696.
glnnie Shmi0t, 9lominiltrotorin,
an Sobn 6ris6D uno 6rnlt gtoroieite
,SoIier.9IDenue, no6e |ortltroBe,
If. 5Iy bel CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

SeIlerie. Eubcno. 40-60c.; Gonto.
loupe, @otomoc, Crate, 4O-65c.;
@oltern Shore, Crate, 5O 65c.;
9lnne 9lruOnlc @ems, 9orb, 10
60c.; 0lois, 0uteno, 7-12c.; @ur-
fen, aorb, 90 3oc.; 3omlons, y1O.
uno So, &or6, 10 Soc; Goa
%Ionts. aor6, 40 5Oc.; SeiocIbCc-
rem, Nlo. II. Ia.. 2t., lie; Ga.
lat, G..g., aiite oOer 3or6. $t.00-
t.25; bcimiihcr. 9uideItiite, 25-
50c.; 2imobobnen, Somper, $1.0O-
$1.25; eeld6lt, HfO., 9-10c.; bolber
9orb. 40c.; 3tpiebcIn @oitern Sborc,
ecl6c, 9orb, SOC 81 Sab, $3.50
2.75; pciBe. Sab, $2OO-250; no
unO ga, eeIbe, 8uidcl, ,$1.00-1.t0;
Efiriide, @ountaiu, Carrier, $t.25
200; 5s 2orb, geipobnlidc, 30
5Oc.; Gboice, 5O-75c.; 8uideI.9orb.
$t.50-1.75; @altern Shore, Wlo.
linO |o., $780,; aiIte $780,;
Carrier, 75c-t.25; 8irnen, Bartlett,
9orb, 50-75c. Yfeffer, 4orb, 25-
30c.; %fIoumen, 9orb. 40-50c.;
Squoib, bielieer, Gorb, 1O-15c.;
Somaten @oItern Sbore, 5s Rorb,
S0-40c.; beimiihe, 70 aorb, So
6Oc.; 9iItc, $1.t5-1.25; @oiier.
mcIonen $S.OO-25.OO.
2Gmmer uno 9 hafe. =
Gboice, fette Sbafc, EfuuO, 616-sc.;
quite, 315-5c.; roube, Stiid, $3.50
400; olte @ode, Fio, &c; 6riib-
iabrs-2Gmmcr, dolce, fette, Yiuno,
14c; quite bis mittIcre, 8iliuo, t2-
13c
Ginobieb.-,5iinee fette Stiere
BON 1000 bic 1900 EfunO @eiuidlt,
@fo., S-S15c.; Stierc untcr 1000
Yfo. @elpibt 7-71ac.; Sdicn, YfO.,
5-6c.; guIIen, Hfo., 51a-6c.;
eroBe ilnge Riibe, Efuno, 6-SC.;
mogere, 4-5c.; aiibe nit 0olb,
$1,000; mneere, BIO. 3-3l5c.
Q bmcine. ~ 8erfeI ie nod
@roBe, Stiid. $30O-4.OO; Sbcats,
ie nod @roBe, $5.O0-60O.
GGIber. ~ Choice, YfuuO 141l
-t4A; CUTE, @ilnO, t3l4-14c.;
Ibipcrc, fettc 9dIber, Stiid, $1,000
1000; idiperc raube, Stiid, $1,000
1900; fleinc, mngere, Stiid, $500
1000.
Slide, 6r0f6e 9rebienuO B
CLANS. - 8utterfiIdc, Sob, $500
1000; aorpfen, 8fuuO, BE;
GrocuS, Sab, $500 600; SImOert
@iuno, 6-Sc., Trollt, eroBe, SoB,
$tO0O-12.0O; Salmon Grout, YiOy
12-t5c.; Rod, &funO. 16-iSc.;
Eou, |funO, 12-t5c. peiBer Eerd,
groBe, Efuuo, 12-15c.; mittlere, o.
&c.; eeIber Eerd, grobe, $50, 12-
15c.; mittlcrc, 6-Sc.; Wofrelen
Yfo., 16 2Oc.; GaiIors, eroBe, @iO,
t2-t5c.; mittlere. 6 &C.; Gatiiit,
@fo., dc; Scbtc, BIO, 15-1sc.;; !;
9lalc, 9fO., 8-t0c.; CLANS. brnocrt,
65-90c.; bartidolioe arebie, Sab,
$3.50 ~ $50; meididolige. Gubeno,
20-50c.
$Gute unO Solg.-@ @eioI5cnc,
BIC; frii6e, 19c.; beiddOiote, IL
1Sc.; Grp Blint, 33c.; 9ulb, &c;
Sdof, 75c. $t.25; 2Gmmcr, 4O-
6Oc.; gnIIeu, 1sc.; 8iescu, 10 25c. !;
Galg, RfOy i0-11c.; 9ienemmahs,
Yfo. 35-36c.
Sobaf (MarDIono), 100 FfunO:
Snfcrior uno froiteo, $12.00-14.00;
iouno common. $l5.OO-t7OO; gutter
common, $500 1000; mittelm1Bi.
ger, $2t.OO- 23.OO; outer bis fCiner
rotber, $24.OO- $500; Goncp. $2s
-29; Seconos, eetpobnlih bis nit.
telm1Bie, 10000; SeconOs,
gutter bis feiner, $21.-26. Ban Ia
bof, fire-ciireO, $15-3 30iO; Upper
Country, oir-cnreO, $500 $500. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

42G NntbcIe Goshen & 60. 3abtS ic
sb anibeiIe Gosoen 4 50 (iUarrouis) &c.
600 9tntbeiIe Goshen & 60 com ... 10
230 NnibeiIe Goshen g. 60. com. 49,. i0M
$1,000 Baltimore @ito 4er. 1862 ....... 81
5000 Gosbeu & 60 Ger (A) )........ 08
800 Conf @oiuer Roten 5er......... 81
1000 ut 9ernun Wlius 9loien ........ f001t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

X 1 / e {. RIulU, SepuLuLCLJ
3S- -42c.; Yrints, I 9funO, 39-42c.
Creamery, 81 39c.; Gnirp Brints,
DO, ga. uno $780,; StorepudeS,
3415c.
gtcr. 4ubenO, WlO. mo ga,
3Sc.; @aitern Shore, MO. umO 9av
SSc.; peitlihe (Obio), SSc.; @.-Ga,
&c; iiiolide (9l.-G), 36c
9ebcnOes @efIiigeI.-Siib.
ner, iunge, 1 Yfuno, per Boot, o.
2Sc., per @rpreB, &c; IA bis t12
Yfo, 20 &c.; 1 8iO. mo tuenigcr,
a. 25c.; iunec iueiBc 2egborus, pro
BfunO 23-25c.; olte Sennen bier
@fino unO mebr, pro Bfuuo
23c.; fleine bis nittelmdBiee, Efuno
22c.; ulte peiBe 2eeborn $ennen,
2tc.; oIte SGbne, HfunO, 12-13c.;
@nten: iilnee WluscopD iinoMonerel,
BfunO 1906; peiBe Yefins, Yfo.
20-21c.; Snoion &unners, iunee,
8fO., t7-1Sc.; EuoOIe, oIte. BfO.
16c.; 6riibiabrs-@nten 3% @flnO
umO Ooriiber, 2Oc.; fIeiucre, t6-t7c.;
Touben, iunge ino alte Scare, 20c.
Guinca-@efIiigeI, III Efo. unO oar.
iiber. Stiid, 35c.; flcinere, 25c.
9ortoffeln ~ @eiBe, Goitern
Sbore, NiO. uno So. 6uB, $3.50
275; 0ioppa6onnod, SAB, ylr 1,
$2.50-275; beimiide, 9uidcIfiitc
$1.00-t.t0; iiiBc aortoifeIn uclte
gcl6e, gir. I. $3.50 400; Doms,
@lO. unO 90. Sob. $500 $50.
Sbit uno Gem Ie.-G GepfeI,
foncB, Sob, $2.O0-2.50; tleinc. 81
-1.25; Ssifte, $500; 9obnen,
Giiue. foncu. @uihcI, Toe. $t.O0;
rotbc giibcL @anoci 11a &C.;
9rowt, pro 100, $1,QQ-S,00;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
goItimrre NlarEtberidlt.

Mittpodb, 30. glueult 1917
30 ell. 3ufubr 1927 56iier.
Die giotirungen mnren lpie folgt:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
HEAVY ENLIST MENTS
IN MARINES EXPECTED
Sending Regiment Of "SoIdiers Of the
Sea" May Assist in Bringing De-
partment to Full Strength.

An Immediate jump in volunteer en-
listmrn1S in tho United Stalr$ Marin"
corps is expected as Il result Of The
sending OF Il regiment OF Soldiers
of the Sea l., france with The FIRST
IrXpCditiOn and the aSSuranC" that
further cOnlingcnls will be sent as
rapidly as transportation can be pro-
cured
Many Young men who had previous
* no; wanirI 10 enlist with 4 proba-
hiliiy uf being kept in his country an
indefinite time and perhaps never gel
ting 10 tn" firing line will. il Is BE-
irv"d. now enter their country SrrE'
icr as "soidirrs and sailors too.
The marine corps expects 10 reach
It's full war strength of "U.nHO men b!
The Fourth Of July.
Twelve Of for Columbus.
Corporal i. u. Cunningham an
nouncrd last night that twelve young
men who had been accepted here dur
ing the mast week were sent 10 Co
umbuS yesterday following The ar
rival Of Major T.. \. Stuart from Hunt
Iington. Fhry were: Raymond {. Mil.
lcr. Joseph :. Mirkin. Le" $. fciSl,
Claude T.. Wind George {. Arlin,
'Clyde j. Sharp and Earl T.. Paul, al!
'Uf SteuhcnlIllr: Lynn L. Shlra. But
Ter, Pa: Earl II. Clutter and Roy l..
Clutter Of MHrjorsvillc. W. Va. FL
lender E. piIliH"ham. MCMcchcn;
Kenneth IT. Srdgwick. Martins Ferry.
Three men were rejected 1T the
United States navy recruiting station
BY Chief Gnnnrr's Mate +. f.. Too
Imry.. Robert u. Johnson WAS accept
cd al the marine recruiting station by
Sergeant August ID. frcdrricks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23
A REEL STORY TOLD
ABOUT A MERCHANT
who Had az Varieties of Trouble to
Be Put on by Dayton Man
Here May 80.

Charles u. ketchum. general man
aver of The Wheeling Commercial as
sociatou has just completed arrange
m"nts with the National Cash Regis
ter company OF Dayton. O.. TO bring
10 Wheeling on the evening Of May 81.
for the benefit of merchants and sales
people. an illustrated lecture on retail
merchandising.
F. .. Warren will be the lecturer,
and by the all OF moving pictures anu
stereopticon views he will show anCs
explain many efficient methods in re-
TAIL merchandising. Newspaper aG
ver;ising is an important factor to- any
merchants success and the right and
wrong ways are wildly shown with
the pictures. Window display is an
other subject given attention and thr
value OF simplicity in your arrange
ment OF your goods is forcefully
brought out. The feature of ihe eve
ming will be 4 ;hree-reel ESSanay film
entitled The Troubles of a Mer-
chant This film has been shown
from coast TO coast before nearly all
national and state trade conventions
and has been received enthusiastically
wherever shown
Il tells story Of u merchant try
ing 10 Go business along oul-of-date
lines. The whole establishments pre-
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so how 'IiriS-fi' c"t% them OF III Il
hurry and .NilhOUt TIL, least pain. | can
wear tight shoes. dance ..nu Waiis as
though | meyer had curns:
"G.is-ii" makes III" liz" ~ i"C-irrltat'
INK saIvrs. hundlinE haudaGcs. tape.
rIu&rrrs and uthc things not only fool
ish. hut un,p"r"Srnry. I'*e this wonder
rul discovery. "Li"ts-lt.' for any soft or
hard corn or rnllus. II - III" new. sim
rI", easy, 'l:ick way. ANA I, never lali*.
You'U never have 10 cut u corn again
with knive,, or scissors ana run chances
Of blood poison. Try "Gets-It tonight.
"C;cis-il" is sold everywhere, -:
hottie, or sem on receipt OF price b. J..
Lawrence K Co. Ii!CaEo. Ill.
Sold in Wheeling and rccocImended as
the worlds best corn remedy by John
Coleman Co, {. 81. Criest & Co., Good
win Drug Co.
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Peace in PA Hours

:u- Stomach Sufferers vino take MarrS
Wonderful fs.I.!rtE. jIunt Neglect l";r
Stomach Ailments A!nthcr minute. What
appears 10 bc only minor Stomach DIS
orders nla:- often l." symptoms 81 Can
."r and Ulcers nt IN" Stomach ami In
;"stin"s. Gall St"n's. Acute Indigestion.
I:aStritlS Auto INVESTIGATION. i..il.,"
.!aGadir". and Other dangerous tIlru"t.j$.
~ whirl, tho sufferer Is not a~ar" until
too late IN ideal prescription tor
overcoming quickly stomach. Liver aud
Intestinal Trouble is Nuyr'* Wonderful
Remedy. Millions of people have been
restored by it. One dose will PROVE:
that it will help you. Mayr'S Wonder
full Remedy Is for sale by Juo. Crl:u:an
CO. and c. IL Ciriest x Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-23

SCENTS Il seen" Of incfficicncy. with The
resuI; that the proprietor is dlShrart-
"ncd aud about in give up the Stru%-
glc. At This time Of the merchants
career the conditions change. He
cleans up his sidewalk. changes his
store front and adopts a modern sys-
tenn OF doing business and prosperity
has begun 10 dawn.
Another film will he shown. MAX
ing a Cash Register. This film was
pilotocraphcd by the Lyman II. Howe
'rravclocue company and used in It's
road shows last season. Admission
will be by invitation to all business
men. bankers and salespcOplc.
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MORE MEN FOR
FRANCE WANTED
ENLISTMENT FOR ENGINEER RE-
SERVE CORPS TO REOPEN
HERE FRIDAY,
Orders Received for Recruits From
This District for Other Regt-
ueutS,

Examinations for recruits for enlist
mcnt in the engineer reserve regiments
to go to France for railway construc-
ion work. and pursits pertaining there,
States engineers office, federal build
ing, Friday morning. Orders from
HEADQUARTERS were received yesterday
morning to that effect.
The communication states that the
regiment at Pittsburgh has been filled,
but that the other regiments TO be de-
! tailed to France have not reached their
quota, and men will be recruited here
for them and he sent to pittsburgh 10
be trained, and later TO their respective
regiments. 1t is expected that the nine
regiments. composed of about lo'oSo
men, will be ready 10 he sent INTO lhe
war zone Of France by early in Septem-
ber The men are to be detailed 1or
railway construction WORK: in ,',on n"''"-
4 few weeks ago about dozeh
Wheeling district men passed cHanlna-
ton hero for the Pittsburgh regiment.
Upon its being filled orders were re-
ccived 10 discontinue cnlistments mere;
Men in almost all vocations are needed
to MI the other eight regiments IN
Guiding soldiers for guards, COOKS. me-
chanics opticians. civil engineers
craftsmen, construction forcmcn, horse
mechanics ringers, hlncksmithS, boat
men. topographcrS, officers TO command
The regiments and priratcs or hrst ana
second class.
Captain j. r. Wildly, head of the local
engineers Office: is at present in LOUIS n,,
vile, Ky. on official business. and upon
! his return TO the city Friday recruits
for examination will be received In the the
meantime Chief Clerk Samuel 4. An
| ebony and his assistants will furnish
| ali Information and enlistment applica-
! lions tn all who may apply Mt the oHlce.
TO PREVENT AUTo-INToxIcATloN
To insure good health one must
| have perfnct elimination and positive
emulsion of poisonous refuse from the
system. Bowels clogged with waste
matter cause auto-intoxcation and the
poison finds its way through ne entire
system. Foley Cathartic Tablets are
recommended for indigestion, const!-
patton, bloating, biliousncss, sour sour
g a,ss2 co1 af st0T rsssed OS sd
Sisordered digestion. They work gen
tily but surely; do not grippe. For sale
by Coleman & co.
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Friday will De a big day Tor slGF'
dents OF Linsly institute. according ~
the program issued YESTERDAY: a
Smelling contest for a silver cup at
In:3o o'clock in the morning will start
The day. At o'clock a competitive
drill for medal and inspection will be
held. The Cadet corps will also pa
radr during the morning. Sunday
morning the Rev. Claude Porter Terry
will deliver the annual sermon 10 the
class in the First Presbyterian
church.