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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-14

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

9Th St. & 65th Ave
H. HOPE v,.,' 52ol J.,

baths. garage IN rear immediate possession
baths modern. garage privileges. lots sos
liO. open daily. or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
MAURICE c. PAUL

rnu.on road. Erk.us PARK, or lai : 5d.
ELEINs .PARkc-Colouial dwH.. 70 rooms, =
baths 3 min. from sta, garage. MC''orml Is
4 MoCurmivk l0ll Chestnut 4 Elkns Ph.
property; convenient TO- train and trolley:
laTS" lotv Tg9mm55I Tg99mm5I, ,633SshS essS 'erms
GLENOLpEN-Only $4,000; fine little home
detached house: large lot; "A bargain.
a.. p. Egglest0n 1918 Chestnut.
GLENSIDE-Single house 7r., gas. electric
'Renuinger. Glenside, Pa topposite stauonr
LANSDOWNE-GO r. Stewart -detachcu
house. rooms. tlled bath, gas kitchgn
tNltA ltlbr poItn' WIN fNhlhESs ,7l,lrlN.N
condition; priced low to attract Quick buNer.
$4,000. Ph IL ). Barker or apnlN on nrems.
MELROSE PARK
Buudlns lots, fronting ON new improved sl'
hiEh location: ueiEhhn"h1od of good homes
Geo, IA. Weldner 1888 Real Estate ". Bldg'
OAK STATION. Montgomery County-Niue
room concrete house, gll modern inlnroNe-
ments. III Bridge 81, PhoenNlyille. ia.
PRGMOS PA. --Sr. mod dwE., q yrs. old; all
cows troll and train; large lot. garage
terms 10 suit j. u. Gibson. Prmos' Pa.
RIDLEY PAgE1,odncsd, .slone : shipgle i,,.i dwg,
g. 20 sacrifice 20 close bldg asso account
Mccormick a McCormick, lOll Chestnut 81.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. v'.nin IS miles Of
PhSssphs crs ~ 10 ESin brS SRd 1TH w
All convenlences; brick barn and room for
4 automobiles; poultry house and other out
close an estate, S6s0O. Take our word for
GkRIs & SINNER. Rethleheu,. Pa
BETWEEN Cynwyd and Narbcrth. od-fash-
Toned stone Colonial. rms, bath stable,
garaec; acres. beautiful lawn; sl3.O0O.
VIM. c. CLAGH0RN 2o' nL6a. h4ahHs
BEAUTIFUL HOME. close to Glenside, stone
old shade fruit close To sta /. d. & L. barg' n.
GEO. NJ AMAN. 1918 Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

93O N. 18TH-12 rms and store: mod. rent
$40 make offer SMITH, 53s Pt Breeze.
Garages
2Oa5 $. PERCY-Brlck stablr. 9Ox5O; suit
garage. 2237 $. 2lst n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

0T-T-WI WEsTNNI EooW I-Ol- -----
stores aud Dwellings
LARGE store and dwelling 2il n 4th st.:
good lucatiOu. lust nut In perfect condition.
e.. +. EGGLESrON. 12lS Chestnut st
S4O-9l6 w. STSQUEHANNA ANE.--Store
and lO-rOOm dwR.s fine business location.
PHlPPS. l42u Chestnut 81. Locust 25O6
STORE aud dwg.. 249 y. 1lth; rent $40
Winchester Co, 1901 Chestnut St
Factories, Warehouses. Mfg. Floors
@-STORN BUILDING. 5OxT5, suitable for
factory or warehouse, with railroad faCili-
ties II desired, contains electric light, 2-ton
electric elevator and heated; 26th and Grays
Ferry road Apply EMIL GUENTHER. 2Bth
and GTaNs Ferry road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

~ Iitltt- llmousue touring cars & taxi.
. Nnnsf special shopping rate. 50 per hour
"1n t1wn cars, autos FOR weds funerals
.N'tr. laxicab, ttil Loc.. Sp. 65 Race 2t5
"HLIlNG--Auto trucks to hire: y to y
TONI nour. day or week James y Rooney
te.t ~ SAMSON Spruce 1913 Race 1871
~ HikE- Llm sines for weddings & fun'is
/. cars Tor all occasions ph. Poplar igI3
I'serlfss GaraEe Auto Service. 1903 ONrd.
~ Hlfll-- New opcn-stske body 3-ton truck.
q pf feet hN wook or month. ApplN
2. Snfahan, 100 N Dth 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

EIRST-cIASS BRICK PROPERTY, new
coupletely equipped. long-esta bIIshed ice
cream factory at Bethlehem. Pa; capacitv
u knocking. heed H. 'o' '''''S
GARTs & SINNER Bethlehem. Pa
tiVI hL stock and fixtures. near Bethlehem,
steel and Coke Works. Bethlehem pa
doing an Immensely profitable business frr
tAie on account Of serious sickness. rlre
onDoriunityi price $4,000. NJ POI Led on
it'tSIAuR.ANT, fully ouulunod for rnni I'm
very active manufaCturing suburb within
~ tnilrs OF PhilHdelphia. Apply office T.Gstar
tlano Factories. Lester. Pa. Take Chester
INCQR,ORATE Your business. our fee hut
80. EXPERT CORPORATION AND FIN
ANCE CO., 74O DreveI Bldg
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

APARTMENT -- Furnished rooms. nm
usually attractive. light rooms. large
grounds: norch. Lansdowne 500 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
CITY
For Rent-Stores, Floors, Ohces
Business Rooms of Every Kind
J. A. Patterson, l30 S. 18th St.


ST. llO9-Attrsctiys well-ir5ted
1rst floor. rent S1j. AUDly on premises
lr 1901 Chestnut. Room 1907
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures

TRENOSE. Pa. Houses and lots, 5000 and
$1,000 each; 500 cash will buy one, bal pay
within I yrs. CAMERON, 2Stl ECnsngtou.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR aENT
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OCEAN CITY. y. J.-7i3 Plymouth Place;
l2-room completely furnished and heated
cottage. we'll located, Sduar" from beach.
Apply EMIL GUENTHER 2Gth and Gruys
FnrrV road. phIAhnnhim. nh.
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West PhiladeiphiN
ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN desires one or two rooms rs tth
bath IN private house located IN north
orr part Of city. GcrmHut own or Logan ur'-
ferrad: breakfast in house. 1OS. Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

cENTRALLY LOCATED GARAGES
Ameerican Garage. 1l1l Locust.
s.. ltarquet 'iuh Garage. 1909 Chancellor
'Hrft etorauo so per da,. each earar,
nroNqed with comfortable chauffeur rooms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

FURN. HOUSE at Carpenter sta, =. r. r.
bedr,ms, 3 baths; garage. s4S, l." Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
AUTO sUPPL1Es-REpA1R1NG

IS LARGEST AUTO REPAIR SHOP
4 We ran renalr Your auto no matter how
.4u VIC acgidenl; shon equipped 10 make
pHIta 10Y All make ears; radiators rorafred
tfaf cuttng, cylinders bored. quick service
iAesfeRICAN GARAGE G REPAIR SHOP
4 -, ~ % l4ll Locust Race 2i5
MASTER CARBURETORS
4. ibl WORLD'S ) NEW STANDARD
oQl proof No adjustments cuts miI,a-a
tNfts. Send for pamphlet ph Pros tG33 ar
y. ~ se2. hlsgins Bros. i0S0 Havorford av
REDUCTtONS ON narts trcs ana mn.
.-oine 70 Us and save 5Oe, uu your PARTS
gpcn ah daN sunday Germantown Nufo
l-Hfte % 62a-3l w. Dauphin pia $50
PARTS FOR ALL CARS REASON %ARTr.
y. " i Agto Parts Co 1903 Brandvwfur 81
ltAlth1 Pill MINER. Mgr RACE 5Si
,NtLcANIZING AND USED TIRES
PIERCE. l427 PARAMOUNT AVE
ALL makes automobile genera tors ronsired
MENklNS & COCGHL1N 1ilG vine 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
APARTMENTS
WEST PHLADELPHN

ARCH 33O3--Ele't uufur. ! . 3 rm. ants,
NEW JERSEY-SEASHORE
OCEAN CTTv-S rooms select apt. liI
ana Wesley ave. Phone WOOdld 1902 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
For Stamp Collectors
PHiLA. STAMP CO.. u s. 1TTU ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

VACANT LOT 3 fronts. about O. 600 So
f., opposite Penna r. n. freight station.
Both and Oald,rd sts, tW. Washington ave }.
suitable for factory or warehouse. Apply
Emil Gueuther 10Th and Grays Ferry road.
SITES RAtLROADS-Penna. and Reading
$1,000 per acre and up. according to loc.
mo for terms DlETERlCH, 737 Walnut.
LOT, GjNl43. az P7sDhall ave. freight sta
tion. Smith. l53S P0iut Breeze ave
Lot GjNl43. "t peuns. freight sta light 4
sides SMITH. 152S n Breeze ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

SANITARIUMs

'LANTIC CITY. - ). CalIfornia--Des.
with Mnarl. summer season
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2-Acre Country Seat

S-room house; hardwood floors;
modern heat, light and plumbing;
fine old shade; beautiful view; q
blocks from station; hour out
Of city; Reading Railway; barn,
garage. fruit and asparagus.
Price $4,000; $1,000 required.
Wynne James, DoylcStown, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

COTTAGE, Colonial. complete, Comforta nle.
Address Mrs. r. Cabecn, Doylestown. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW and secondhand bicyrIos. tires 81 oo
un Andrew u. BLrchott. sos $ agd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

Gl2G-G19S MORTON ST
DcIightTul 3-story brick, porch houses. 2
rooms and bath. examine and make OHeT
DONNEI.LY SCESS
iehigh and Germantown aNes.
BIrNGALOW-TYPE HOUSE. lot 12i e. deep
hot water heat. gas and electricity; laTg"
1pou Fireplace: rrico $1,000. Smith, Dalghcsh
q Rues 5G"2 Germantown ave.
HONE-l5 W. SharpnaCk ST.; rooms .
story. tile bathroom: good condition; price
Sg7Ou: little cash required
EI-CHSBAI'M. 1881 Land Title BuildiuE
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||||II.ANu rondstcr 1912. new firestone
'I.I. Iorpedo type si7s. $500 oxford.
UI|IH TRUCK. Y TON. 1fit LOCUST
|tNU 1917 TOURlNG passenger. G-5li
I.i IKE new. fully guarantced bargain:
. Sold ulldtr our Guarantee Trial Plan.
|.ItNt Wllley Motor Co. 30f N. Broad 1t.
|||HN 1875 touring G-f6 overhauled and
|U al condition; can he purcha ased right
SOLD Nnqer our Guarantee Trial plan.
|.f|nW Nilley Motor Co. 30f ". Broad at.
|IIN hA1F. Tor $500 second hand 1913
lHfntor truck model tF; complete. with
cypress hody relephone Ardmore ~.
|t,|[ tAfsk--PrHcticaly new Cadillac: run
. HINN mlles For any information call
fnp|rr 520. Mrs. Wolf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
WEST PHII.ADELPHIA
5I76 COLUMBIA AVENUE

Two-story porch-front dwelingi contains 7
rooms and bath; all In good condition; fine
iOca tiCn; reduced nrice FOR quick sale
A. w. RuSSELL. 18TH AND TASKER STS
NINE ROOMS, porch front. on 5Tth st.. few
doors from Woodland ave, hot-water
neat we'll built IN fine condition; conven-
y oRlsSon. oasliSSon aioo catharlm ~, Phns.
AGO ISL e R'l .' 54l' 52ai rissasl s.ss..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
HIGHEST PRICES PAID

\ IEl-sINESS STRICTLY TONFIDENTINT-
l4Al Chestnut st.. Room 2O3 i. Matt Mgr
N&MAiE claims, bus. and other difficulties
utndiedi accts. collected. etc. hk. ref -
yIs exp.i your rights protected without YOU
AdNanclnE any fee. Mutual Adjustment %.
Room t2ai Heed Bldg. 1215 Filhert St
DIAMONDS a. PAWN TICKETS ROVGHT
Highest Prices
u KELLY. 032 Chestnut. Room u.
DIAMONDS bought. ! nav more than anv
dealer. Haas.l43GN y. 10Th. Call write phone
BRING mems clothing: buyers. YOU will got
l0ee Adler. $. cor. 1Sth and Market.
EftEcTRIc TREATMENTS. physical culture,
hrs. 1916. Pm. Locust G14I 3O2 : Broad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE the equity in four apart
mcnt houses for small properties IN north
east section Of the city; renting for Sd6. 30 "A
month each now and winter $TG.5O each.
CAMERON, 2S1t KeGsington ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEw Observation-Disclosures
Iiaddon Highlands

10 rooms. hot-watcr heat, gas and
electric lights, large lot, old shade,
S5250.
Estate of
JOHN A. MATHER, JR.
2l9 Market St.. Camden, n. J.
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|||nLfTY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES;
I8li-1s19 MARKET ST
IFTTWRTTERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED

7TTIIIF on goid. .liVer lalse teefh.
.|.. lIInonda. watches "a s. sth ~
|. INI NsnIl nen cl0ihiuE of alA
HATS 40ora furaietc.; uillfcall
.n0 flh pnnr errniHes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED

IF YOU WANT to buy or sell improved or
unimprovod property in West PhilH., its
suburbs or along the Main Line, investigate
my plan, unique methods and rates. Address
VI 452. Ledger Central
CITY properties bought quickly for cash.
WESLEY ROCKETT, 18TH and Parrish.
SMALL residence: permanent: refined couple /.
Ponna. Il. n; 80 miles 1903 S. Edgewood
Country
ANTED--Furnisho house in country; mus'
have boating and fishing. 5000 Marvine.
Wv. $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
HEATING

SAVE COAI-SAVE MONEY
MONROE pIpELESS HEATER burns 25g
y fo9t less fuel than stoves and furnaces
furnishes more heat; air constantly in circu-
NAfTN-KELSEY HEATING. 1927 Filbart -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
GERMNNTONN
STENTON

GERMANTOWN - New detached dwellings,
10 rooms. baths, hot water h"at cleo
iricitv. hardwood fOoTs. garage; GorEas lane,
s1s east of Gtn, ave-. or train 70 Sedg-
wicI; sta. Chestnut lIili. p. & r. :. c.
Tourison. 7Ol4 Boyer St. Gtn. Both phones
GERM A%TONN-T have several desirable
rrouartias for sale: $4,000 $4,000. Sl3.uOO
tlG 600: modern; convt. TO S"dEwck sta.
gt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
FOR SALE


BILLIARD AND POCKET TARLES new
and secondhand bowling alleys and sun.
niles. phonographs and auto tires Bruns-
wlek- k-Balke-Collender Co, 1902 Arch st.
BILLIARD. pool. comb't'n. 2d-hand. bought.
sold. rented, exc Keafer 800 Girard ave.
DESKS. filing cabinets. telephone booths
and a complete line of good used office fur
ttgre. cheap. HUGHES. 18TH & BUT
fcE. CREAM packing can and tubs, special
iot. 10 cts. ~ n. ~ 81 Market 3s54
OFFICE FURNITURE
AarEc line desks, safes files, cabinets and
geueral office furniture store fixtures.
VIC buv, sell and exchange.
IPAITEN FURNITURE co.
LOCUST 1910, 1927 ARCH ST. RACE o6Os
PRINTERS, NOTE-Big bargairs in tvre,
presses paner cutters. cases stands. cab
irels. Phlla. Printers' Supply Co, u s. 5th.
SAFES. hreproof; closing out 60 slightly
used; also safes with thin walls also rye
fQlding-door safes; big harE. - y Fourth.
SAFES silly used spll'g for half r-ire. Poo
nle'e Safe & Lock o..1s17 y. 7th Dia 3527
ONE ELECTRfC GENFRATOR. voltage 22O
aupere fS. hOrsepowr~ i9ia snced $50
prnftirallv new. Apuly Emil Guenther oath
and Grays Ferry rd
NQnERN hreproof safe: medium walls: size
Is 49, high. 81 wide, 25'' deep weight 1850
ies.' conditlon good as new. G 20. Led Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


, Sl2uu- HOMES OF QGAIITY-Ni@OU
1 lI",y'or r beat s@s and ""rtrrIrl'} ,g gnr
aaal, possas.tou. tNoo block warn"ok s'.
$500 cash accepted or Linerty Bonds
SAMPLE. HOUSE ppEN
-. T. GISSEL iN2G y Rroad
mo SOMERVILLE ANE.-Now. . bed.
g. DALLAS. 1909 y. urund So. Wyoming 81.
i53l y ETH ST Three bedrooms nclosea
porch. best luDiuu lu Logan. GEIIIIAL \
WEST UrINpEIrmIN
SAMSON sr.. iiTIT To aarII ST.
3s'orv: 10 rooms: lot lGG>9O to rear
street, assessed at $1,000. bargain homes in
am excellent n"ighhorhood.
CHARLES o. BUCKLEY.
- $ inth ST.
HOUSE. q rooms end bath. ~ up lo-date
improWu"nts. lHrE" lot, Ht "333 THOMAS
nhouo or call l29S chestnut St. Room Coz
Peun"d Bldg Phone rilbort 5GS5.
HOME 1913 :. Frazior--2 story. u rooms.
bath electric liGht. hot-wator heat.
Ruchshaum, 10al Land T. BIDS, Spruce ESQ
HOG ISLAND. ar faro. mod.. r.: near 4oth
Cathrir"; burg. Griscom.2luu Catharn".
Beautiful homo--5S3S Alter t5oth & Christ'ul.
= sly. Gr.. bath. steam heat "lcc. light
BUCHSBAUM. lo31 Land Title. Spruce 2Ii0,
sil $ 59TH-Soven rooms, electric light.
hot-watcr heat; porCh good order; price
$4,000. TARTZELL. 715 $. 59th
53lS HADFIELD C53d & Baltimore
] porch ooo6 4Tnr 1d Eiir Rid9 niGal
ATTN, near WoodIand-3 Groom houses; rent
S3H price $4,000, Smith. 1898 Pt Breeze.
G3D and woodland ayo.-Mod. porch-front, s
rooms, S2300. SMITH. 1898 Pt Breeze ave.
/ SO. Catholic Church--S rooms. lot 1855
1o9. THOS. r. SMITH. 1888 PIT breeze
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STONE lIARBoR y. attractive rurn.
home. with garage. situated in best section
lot 6ONliu, bodrms.. hardwood floors, olcc.
lights, cement cellar. CNc. heater; screens
throughout. including piazza; priCo $4,000.
owner '. l.. Sandorson sos Widener Bldg.
HAVE TWO LOTS at Pine Beach; will sell
at sacrifice to quick buyer NJ 5I3, Ledger
Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

EIKINS PARK

RpMORE elm ave. handsome ntt.t
house. au improvements bHrgaiu. S395U
rsv terms G.. =. EEEl"StOu. 121S Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04
BOARDING

BALTIMORE. AIll-Largo. very attractive
rm., private bath, trst-Class table board
GREEN Nl7lO-Nttractyclv furnished soroud-
floor front room with board. Poplar Go35
PINE. 4lIP-Fiun location: am year; corner
house. large porch. good table. hot water;
homrlikc Miss Haulpy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-04

ARCH IIuS Api-.. I or rpuus. uri,rt,
baths ruuru- wlt,u Poplar $3.50.
CHESTNUT 1Oii .- . Handsomely nIru
suites. ouo Mts priydt" bath, near -"
NJ. Is II
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-03-07

,XOB
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-03-07
Cbildren Crv
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a TO RIA
Give the Kaiser No
Quarter.

1t is to the United States that
you must give quarters, halves
and dollars. Later they will be
transformed into something that
can be given to the kaiser against
his will. If you have a quarter
lying about loosely, don't hest
tate. Change it into a stamp and
affix it to your Thrift Card.
It is the steady stream of de-
posits into banks that keeps the
life blood of trade circulating.
In the same fashion, the steady
stream of savings into the ma
tional treasury will keep the army
and navy we'll clothed, we'll fed
and well armed. Every time you
give quarter to The War Saw
ings orr Aanization you perform a
deed that helps yourself, our
fighters and the cause of human
ity.
Every silver piece is a bullet
fired against autocracy.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-03-07

or his rights in either person or
property is molested is wrong.
The Golden Rule is a most excel
lent rule of life to adopt, to-WiJ :
Do unto others as you Would
have them do to you. But If
your conclusions should be that
such conduct is right, then let
me urge upon you that you stone
your own home, and while you
are dong it, do a good job, and
break to the peace and quiet of
the home, but do not stop at that,
but break the house to pieces, if
you can. If neither the boys nor
their parents will curb this evi
tendency the public will have tC
do it in visiting the penalty Of
the law upon the boys guilty Of
such conduct by giving them 8
dose of the reform farm. vii
you take the risk and continue
your evil conduct? A word tC
the wise ought to be sufficient
Does not every one know it i
easier to do right than to d.
wrong?
Mar. 4. XOB
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-03-07

GFIGENVILF.E 0BTO.
Haas TIA" inC%esL CHpiUnI surplus and
Responsibility OfauJ Bank In DarKe
County. e. regularly examined un-
der Government supervision.
Capital Of the Bank is 100000
share holders Liability il 100000
Total Responsibility is S37O.OOO
All OF which is u guarantee of ahsO-
lu1;. sr0tectinn TO it's depOsitOTs.
we invite your business. hiCh
shall have our best attention.
Money im shape of drafts issued
available ali OV"r the world
iuu.lNl
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-03-07

of our prominent citizens, highly
respected and was considered one
of the ablest and most upright
practitioners of the law, being a
representative man of the CON-
munity. For six years he was
county prosecuting attorney, and
also held the Office of city solici-
tor. He leaves his wife, two dau-
ghters-Pearl of this city and
Mrs. w. c. Davis of Kentucky,
and a son-James S. Elliott of
Pittsfield, Mass. The deceased
was a prominent Odd Fellow and
member Of Jobes Post, G. A. R, ,
having served during the Civil
war in Co. A, 156th o. ". |. Fu-
neral services were held Sunday
afternoon in the M. E. church and
burial made in Greenville ceme-
terry.
AS a token of respect and of
the high esteem in which they
are held, G. F. Trittsnhuh and
wife, retiring superintendent and
matron of the County Inlirmary,
were presented two beautifully
upholstered mahogany chairs by
the county officials on last Friday,
when they turned over the affairs
of this institution to their sue
cessors, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson of Brown township. Dur
ing the eight years of efficient
management of the infrmary by
Mr.. Trittschuh and wife they
have made it one of the best man.
aged institutions in the state and
the county commissioners were
very reluctant to accept their res.
ignati0n, but in due consideration
of their desires did so, but we be-
lieve Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will
continue to maintain the excellent
efficiency established by Mr..
Trittschuh aid wife. The pre-
sentation speech was made by
Deputy Auditor Ed Goubeaux in
a fitting and pleasing manner, in
the presence of the county COM
missioners, officials and friends
of Mr.. Trittschuh and wife.
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Gettysburg.


A wise son maketh a glad fa-
ther, but a foolish son is the
heaviness of his mother. saith
the proverb.
|. F. Brown and wife had vis-
itcrs yesterday from Pleasant
Hill.
A wise son heareth his fathers
instruction, but a scOrner hear
eth not rebuke. -Proverb.
Silas Horner and wife were
guests of W. H. Horner's family
over Sunday.
Whose loveth instruction loveth
knowledge, but he that hateth
reproof is british ,-Proverb.
John Clark of Lafount. Ind.
is the guest of relatives here for
a short visit.
A soft answer turneth away
wrath, but grievous words stir
up anger.-Proverb.
There is a period in boyhond
when he is neither a babe nor a
man, and it often occurs during
that period that the boy appears
unable to control his acts, and in
many cases can not be, or is not
controlled by his parents. The
writer heard a preacher say once
publicly that if there was a crea-
ture on earth deserving sympa-
thy more than any other it is the
boy. There seems to be some
truth in the saying. They de-
sire to be men, but fail in their
course to get there. They are
constantly aping the acts of men,
but in doing so they are very apt
to adopt and copy the improper
rather than the correct ones.
Most persons, the parents includ-
ed, have no other desire than to
see the hoy grow and develop in
to noble citizenship. For this
purpose a healthful and moral
environment is necessary, and
every person, the boy included,
should bend every energy to Sc
cure 1t. It does not seem neces,
sary to define this environment,
other than to say good citizer-
ship is a very necessary ingredi-
ent to create it, and the boy can
and ought to furnish a very large
measure of it. But do they? Ex-
istinG conditions impel the ans
wer, not all of them do. We all
know boys are full of life, and
fond of fun, but there is surely d
line between what is fun and
what is imposition. NJ one will
object TO rational enjoyment, but
when it comes to stoDing occu-
pied buildings, or any building,
for that matter, the act ceases to
be fun, and becomes criminal.
Are such initial acts the begin
ming of a criminal career? In
some cases it may be, yet in 9TH
ers it may not be so. Come, boys,
let Us reason with you. Do you
not think the time may come
when some boy may stone your
house which you may occupy in
years to come? Some persons
say what has been will be, but
permit me to advise you that if