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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

u. husband Of tate Anglo Sony. Funeral
Hcry""H. Mon: p., n, rIsld'ng. ot sister.
=. Ioj iHisason,yilir n. Jj' G'u, Tues,
2!3o y. m
,sTRApIING, March 70. AM. \. wife
Of james Stradlug aged 81 Relauvcs and
friouds invited to funeral services, Wed,
: p. M, Iaai McF .rran 81, Remains may
GrcsH~oo1 @"" }E ,, Or - 'i' cdm ,, " '"' r''",''
.STANGER March -, EI1HNBE1I A,
Il RoiS'ty1s aud ffi-.ands u'iIioodd to IN.
p"ra pd Vug D. M acy y"1drgcS lscn Of son rsnE LAX
ford RomSins mains ma" "" b" " yc%cd s'% Mon. eve, eve.
Int: Esst Cedar ny Ccm .. ,.,.r,
TgG;Nr XIV N,f' ~, ,,,r, N'f'h '1EES ESn&rrs, & \
steward Relative. aud friouda tnvjicd to
GaIsrn lgpsr rN Wra S40 ,ss a. Nh lnrh ,S S aH ,oiy M
thild 10 a. ~, lni. private, Now Cathedral
THyLoR March l.. uosr wrisn,s,own.
j. gdd 4HGA Ri 99w G Sf SlsGM GriSTds B sS Ia
rSstdd""ee, re near %rigGIi@oen. Int. srr"s
hsd CGm AgtGs Wi,l ,, m"gt ng!",r1. trains At
TERRY Suddonly. March H.. EDWARD
sop, Of l,tg John an9 lydia T,r,z, E.iat,ygF ~.
tbhapdi int 'N",Wrovr' in. Ia N"wiGvn. Ps
TROUIANp March tG N$NE. WidoW of
momhcrs ~ cumberland - " y. church,
.3ol 4: Cumberland 81 Iur. private. cedar
lul r"u, Frend9 moS oall Tues. eve.
>|rrV2yHiII,i March II JOSEPH ! son or
M"r% ~ & &aHa Ialy G '"i'tr M"".7 ,, nnG,",'
!" MN" '," ',"r 'r,n,i,,,o" '' Iy,I,
,nHii',' w.. ~, i".'t 'I"'j IN W",,'"
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ihr'rL' =, ,I,,,t,.r iU ,u mi %cv'
nu,,Ii W ,;rr, I,'tm g,r,3,. '' '''' w"
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IJ"t,' T., y-'h aS nv r
rsTnn hnrIr ' S 'RnG,io," ma W,sS :, I'd Ia
lHHn' ',:nurE ia 90 III, ,ayt iI,I. "
T.Gr.,, V1"n Nuto soryi'1. I,"tisyilIr|' "a
pan,"ESr coy ,,,r.r = ,,.rr,, WAT.
So% Rclsii,rS aud rriind". phir, I,Gd.c.
/ s. - a. n =. ,.,r,I,,.rs pi,t si,urgh
ST.. ~, ,i,,.s ~. 60 i1yii.d to funeral WI
Sn '',," bb',',' 'n ,yiIi,,,, ,r,ii
T- rI -nI,,,, ',s,, ,G,,,i,r ~ ,,., r, ss si
~ Mll%'nE 'hurrh 10 -, ~ 'n' New
'HuN,Grn. t,"' hui" t,Hn', ,,,,,, ~
W NthH IN "HI ~ ,"nNi.' ,;,,.., o
ul iHm- N,,n'W :. "," g. i1, .illHu"H M,n|',r.
tE ~ 30 '''TT.h' a. lHH' ~, ,,, '"' nw., iwu. i u
EHnlI'tinh' WIN "npni "" VIZ come n% t',,'
inN'rn 10 iun',' ,,iiIt,,,, - r,uLt., -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

COLLIE ron WANTED Man IF oArcricucc
aud tact. Auply Monday morning. at 10
O'Clock. Room 22a. Public ledger Company,
dth and Chestnut sts. Sco MIR, Mcl<con,
rLERk wanted. man ror general office
work. on" with som" know ledge Of tho
electrical business preferred. Apply VIM.
lNSt"r. t2oS y. aist -
'4Mr"SITof 4rs elias, in prt'S,ir print,
hr"ss, Masrhcr aud Somerset
DENTAL SALESMAN wanted ror oNcluai,c
territory, comprising Philadelphia and
aurrOundugs; pll-HdNoriisCd article; state
"Nr1ri"u"" and r"tcrcur"&. Noyo"ol Chem-
cat Ms. Co. is5-iS5 Gleu,nor" ave, Brook
nIE Settlers for small punch presses on
uromoii"u ahead FOR experienced m"u; 31r to
80" r.r honr dop"ndng upon .Nr"ri"ncc;
'fHt" tullN your experience and, II possible.
r"arhod T. 23n Ledger utlic"
hR NtTSMhN 4, mgch@n,"a f"Mi1,r With
can Wator Softonor 90. lori Chcstnut 81.
DRTGS-.Ragistrrcd man. middle aged: hours
io |Hn -, M: no Sunday work. 4 "3i,
Io'ig"r bnicc.
DRUGS Experienced man to work in order
department. Of wholesale house. = no
Ledger bnir".
ELECTRICAL, FORENAN-WHuted. expert.
cnc'd man ror overhead line worl, must
he experienced ou are, high and low tension
2. e.. and Hhlo ia lay out now extensions: i'm
r"pI! state oNreri"ncc aud salary desired.
y 3ln. Ledger ofiic".
ELECTRICAL GINEER--Wautcd cspo.
ri"uced mar on overhead and underground
%. e.. high and low tension distribution sve.
tom; state "Np"ri"r"c and salary desired
y 3oH. ledger ofh"o.
ELECTRIrAI. Man With some knowledge
OF electric light business for office work
Arply Wm fostcr. l20s \, 3lst St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
HELP WANTED-MALE

Atlantic Refining Co.. har an
ur"niug for an cNpc rierccd male clerk AT
flE naiu office, 3Iii PHssvunk sN"., rhilr-
d@lphia; splendid oppurtunitv for advance.
mont. Aprly IN person AZ the sales beparl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
LOST AND FOUND

IF TIVE LADY VIII" picked NJ poul"rauiau
Anu at near Amber st, dou't return to
owner James ", Smith. "lIS T.. Ann ST..
within ~ hours she win b" prosecuted as
she ~ known.
DOI;--I.ost IN SWartlmoro. -, Boruard dog
answers to u"Uio of captain, Rcwa ri IL rc.
turned TO at NHssar ave, SWHrthmOTo, IA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
HEATING
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

HEALTH HEAT BELIEF cue.
fresh air with normal hunrdity 1927 FloeIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BUSINESS WOMEN. with New York aud
Philadelphia cNpcriru"c, "HnHhlc ut taking
charge Of force of girls, = 3Oi ledger of
IOCSEWORk -- Neat culur"d rir wishes
houscwOrk Of any Kind. tall 2o29 Whariou
STENOGRAPIIEI;--E ENp.r.. Wishes uprt-finr
position by day or hour. I 49,, Led. Cont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

GIRLS WANTED
OVER IL YEARS on AGE
no MAKE LITTLE CIGARS
biGiIr-AIEY FACTORY
DESIRABLE, STEADY WOEk
nor 1T NCIIES SERVED
Nr LESS TIINN CuSr
ray BEGINNERS tS mr. WEl.E
GOOD rAY. ENCEIrIsNT TREATMENT
LIGGETr { MYERS TOBACCO 90.
81 NSp ONTARIO SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS ROSE DOuGuERTY, 1913 cirard avc,
--.Wantcd, cooks, chnldE.. housew'k girls.
NINE. pLAIX 3OI :. i1th st-Priyatc helm
supplied aud wanted Phone Walnut l1I3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
PowER.PLANT MACHlNERf

POwER-PLANT MACHINERY
For Immediate Delivery
BOILERS
1 35O.H. T. Ileine type and .9V-h -
stirling. $50 lbs. pressure. ....xl
6OO0-II. P.'P. & w boilers, high pes'wr'
72XiS return tubular, high -presssuliee sle M
unit
Engines. generators. 4. e, and j; T.,
Complete power plants designed ana eIes''
POWER EQUIPMENT 60, Ehsie''
lnlA I,heAlnlI 81 PhlIAdeIphla. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

EDi WAGES PAID hCCoRpINdLy
FANY. MOUNT HOLLY. N. J,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
HELP WANTED MALE

MNCiIlNE OPERATORS
hSSEMBLGRS
TuOLMAEERS WANTED
MODERN SlTOP; STEADY EMPLOYMENT
AND SATISFACTORY WAGES: GOOD op-
PoRTUNtTY no CONNECT WITH AN Is
SENrLNb INDUSTRY. APPLY ~
TINE hUToChR 60.
ARDMoRE, PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
CARPET CLEANING
FOR SALE

AUTOMATIC CAR PET CLEANING co
3Oij CHESTNUT Sr. 3Oi4 LUDLOW ST.
Preston HfoS tEst. 1850. West 5O.s D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

| WILL START YOU IN Il paying Insurance
business. bringing in big COMM Ssiuus
capital unnecessary: snare time will do ;
plans free. Address = i"I, Ledger pfi"",
CLERKS and stenoPs wanted by US Govt. {:
good nay, easy hours. rapid advarccment;
orc ~ ttcsn positions, ~ ni3 Led. Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

TWIsTERs WANTED! TwISTERs WHO
RELoNG TO nrASs0CTATIoN NEED NOT
FACTORY, BOYLE 4 PILKINGTON CO..
MOUNT HOLLY, y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
HELP WANTED FEMALE

GIRLS, rNp' ricurod. on hand gop ire: also
learners: half day Saturda". Smith
Rams"N. second io"r. 1910 MARKET st.
OPERATORS ON tufUufs' wear: light WORT.
room good wages Apply 2ii : 1"th st..
nfth floor.
SlupPtNG ASSISTANT with . nauuIic.
turing "oucrru. Apply ~ 5. i2th Sc,
nfih floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
HELP WANTED-MALE

WATCHNEN wanted for night work; must
know how TO take care of boilers. ttuSC
Eerlpor 20. Amhlcr IA. -
hVERS---wanted, levers lace wenvere
OF good character and abil'y; plenty OF
work; good machines and excellent wages;
only non union men need apply; smoking
now permitted in city. Write the Zion Lacs
Industries. Zion city. ILL.,
YOUNG MAN. about ~ YcHrs ur age. as as.
slstsnt 10 shipper in office of larg" Gnrui-
ture manufacturer: 81. por W""k To start
advancement assured. Apply. IN own hand
writing. stating age aud experience, J. 3l3,
Ledger Office.
YOUS,; MAN TO learn tho wool business;
Eood advancement. Apply 1.O = Front
street.
ASK for tho Atlantic Refining tO'S rop-
rcsontativc. Third floor li2l Arch ST.
WIiEELWRlGiIrS ON heavy wagon work,
Applr 5000 s. Broad st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
AUTO TIRES
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES

NANTED-used auto tires; any condItIon.
1904 N. 18th st. Open evenings, Sundays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT. SOLD AMI
CHANGED At ioH SAMSON sT hA'
You receive full value Tor yonr "a -.
silver; platinum. false teeth. old j.wsIrs syun
'''- '''' SANSoM pErtN,.n co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
l;enernI
GRLENEWALuS

BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
N"Countauts--1uhlic. SiO; Auditor. SiSuO.
Bool;keepcrs tornoration $40, several s2a
lerk lcdccr SIS: shining. SIS; fimo. $50.
: 'homistH--Papcr Mfg. $40: chemicals. sln.
, ,orrospondonts-o s2" $50; cen, SlS-s2".
observation-disclosures shop $50: Factory 800 W.
hof. S2iOu: Efficiency, sinuO.
Sales Manager-Rctail truck. etc. s3nlh M.
StcnoEraphers S@O-S3O: Statesmen. S2u- $40.
our Scrvirn 60" IiiEh-tirad" mon only.
I3O IHud Title Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW and secondhand bicycles Tire. ~ Oc
up. Andrew =. Birchett. 5O3 s. a2d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

A LARGE AMOUNT OF FIRST. ;ctxAss
LITTLE fik OVER VERA 9HARI hh E9s pETiyI59sSis yI9Ss
AT ONCE; NOW RuNNINS42 VNIT ViNNITy 10
GET SOME FIRST-CLASs DUCK boV-
NJ sos. LEDGER OFFICE. rfr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
Church Engineering COMPANY

1295 FIIBER1 STREET., FHIItA. VI
Machinery. Tools. Complete Mill Equpms'~
Especially at this time, before Ieinyrrsss W.
from the Fite & Arbelo Wood WQrkns n
tory, 2lst a. Glenwood ave., can Do ,sss,ebsf ~
following machinery; Planer p,s ~
Molder, Shsper.. ShaChng. PulleSs
knives and cutters. --------<
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

JACK O'BRJEN's p,,vs-
fCAL CULTURE AND BOXiNt; sc,iurnnbl,s.
lNSTRuCTORS' COURSE; LEARN 'Tpn; Tplj;
PRurESSloM SKILLED OPERATOR
E,GASREE:L WEIGHT REDUCING, BODY BODY
BUILDING. lJTH AND CHESTNUT Srsi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

counting depa rtment; knowledge Of tvpe-
writing necessary. Apply In person 10 Mr..
Price,
PUBLIC LEDGER co.
9Th AND CHESTNUT STS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
OFFICE FURNITURE

Largo limo desks. snfes. files. cabinets
general office furniture. store fixtures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
FRUITS

Lemons logen 35c
Large tirg4lrali l0c and i5c
Nrw york Baldwin Apples,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-14
Honor Roll

J y C TubI-e - - ~
The Washington times., 1918-07-05
How td|
COL
Ma

Colmar yanm
ington BaIhmorl
Marylznd-pst Z
line. II parallels
that brings more
of Washington q
roads to the city /
1t is within
Capitol building
troneyS. Take 4
York avenue to
and transfer to Z
less than so min
the property
On Sundays d
meet trolley 0
H streets N. E q
to Coln1ar MzTu
expense or o5hg
information fol
any street leading
H N. E and hd1
going norh On
more Bouievmd 4
sign half mileE
Line "a
The Washington times., 1918-07-05

Manor idculOusy low price
See this property Investigate We will leave the of buy
: ing entirely o your good judgment
COLMAR MANOR
all the
$50
Population makes land values Every lot sold each individual buyer increases the value of
the the lots this subdivision and they eventually
growth
traffic
all
the
follows transportation facilities Population land values
uulyd enamebe of the he
No investment and as certain to
!. yield return the owning of land IN grow
ing community.
No city is certain in its growth the
% Nations Capital
Real
destroyed It's indeed eaI Mother will until the
Real estate n
more imperative 1t increasing and the
COMAR MANOR affords
value
once and to really
another such location N vicinity of Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

should be TO secure transportation sys-
toms that will be adequate for the
nations needs even in time of national
stress or peril and that will furnish TO
the public safe, adequate and efficient
transportation at the lowest cost con-
sistent with that service. TO this end
there should be provision for "a the
prompt merger without friction of all the
carriers lines facilities and organiza-
tions into u continental and unified sys-
TEN in time of stress or emergency: (2)
merger within proper limits of the car
riers lines and facilities In such part
and to such extent as may be necessary
In the general public interest to meet the
reasonable demands OF our domestic and
foreign commerce; (3) Limitation OF
railway construction to the necessities
and convenience of the Government and
of the public, and assuring construction
TO the point of these limitations, and
% development and encouragement Of
/ inland waterways and coordination OF
rail and water transportation systems.
Several Plans Probable
Among the plans which doubtless will
he proposed are tho following: (1)
! Continuance of the present plan of Fed
eral control; (2) public ownership OF
! carrier property with private operation
under regulation go private operation
under regulation with governmental
/ guarantees % resumption of private
control and management under regula-
! ton. and CO public ownership and op-
GRAFTON. Additional plans and modifica-
tons or combinations Of tnoso cnumer-
/ ated might be listed.
IF the policy of private ownership
I and operation under regulation is con-
tiuued. the following subjects will require
, legislative consideration: CI1 r;eVisiou
. of limitations upon united or co-opera-
tive activities among common carriers
by rail or by water: (2) emancipation of
railway operation from financial dicta-
ton; (3) regulation OF issues OF securi-
ties N establishment OF n relation
ship between Federal and State authority
which will eliminate the twilight zone
of jurisdiction and under which Il har-
monious rate structure and adequate
service can be secured state and inter
state; CJ) restrictions governing the
treatment Of competitive as compared
! with, competitive tratllc: (6) the
most efficient utilization or cduipmen,
and provision for distributing the bur.
den of furnishing equipment on an cqui'
table basis among the respective car
riers f7) u more liberal use Of termina
facilities in the interest Of free move
meut Of commerce, and (s) limitations
within which common carrier facilitie:
and services may be furnished by ship
pers or receivers of freight.
Should the policy of public ownership
and operation be adopted, there must be
considered: ~ The just and fair price
al which aud the terms under which
carrier pToperties'are 70 be acquired: e.,
prohibiting the operation of railways as
u fiscal contrivance, insurinG their al
ministration in the interests of the CON
81. =sFN1.N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05
Mcrchantvillc Man German Prisoner

MerchantviIlc. y. j.. Dec 5.-Gcorge
Sloan has received letter from his son,
prisoner at the time of writing, in Ger
man camp with three other officers. They
lived in hut and did their own house,
keeping. He said tho Germans treated
them well,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

Ephraiem Ledercr, United States coll
lector of internal revenue for the First
District Of Pennsylvania, reports receipts
from all sources during November as
sS,1S9, ,9S5.32, an increase of s4.266.5i9.lO
over the corresponding month in 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

Charles Furbish, Of tho Pennsylvania "a rt
ELECTRICAL shop; is dieting to reduce, weight.
charlie. who is prince Of good fellows, Is
going brcakfastlcss end still retains ali his
good hrmor-also his sirth measurement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

. Paul Hires has been placed in charSe OF
the invoice department at the PENNSYLVANIA
yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

p. Jay Simmons and Dick Pratt .: ,ne
sun iayeT-ouS shop. vent cunning. They
Rsbbitsr No. But wo had plenty Of good
smokeS,' said JAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

Helen Dennery, tho profit and popular
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05
SHIPYARD NEWS
WAREHOUSE NEARLY READY
Hog Islands Fireproof Structure
Has Six Acres Floor Space

Tho flreprooT warehouse being con-
stEncted at Hog Island will be ready FOR
occupancy in month or two.
It Is four stories high and built Of re-
enforced concrete. The warehouse is 400
feet long anG zoo feet wide. II has a
floor space OF 256.00o square feet, or
Approximately six acres, for tho storage
of materials and supplies.
More than $500 cubic yards OF earth
were eXcarated for the column footing
Of the big building and more than TO-
900. cubic yards Of concrete were used
to 1906 square feet OF brick. 27,SS1
square feet of steel sashtng and 2l07
square feet of door area.
There are 500 light iulets to the build
ing. Railroad tracks run into the build;
ing. and two large overhead cranes will
be installed to facilitate the unloading Of
freight. There will also be installed four
big freight elevators.
Bob King. the Harlan band drummer.
2 berth tester. He. appealed to j.. j. MTil'
er retiring d e. gensr9l 5s mansger & Of the Shp
| to the official. Bob explained that his pro
TfS TNfSscd jo6 by was to sleep In each berth n +
2 X. Tho drummer. however, stipulated
that he must be paid time and halft!me tho
There are three Harlan workers who can.
| not understand that food prices are out OF
reach. They are ,BoBs" Clausen. Walter
| Hudson and Frank Notter. winners in a bird
rattle. Clauscn was the first to reach the
tape, winning n turkey. Hudson landed a
sSSnes "9 tSfF thas SieSS echG iIs6 cost q
| living? Nothin'."
| When Ned Melvin, Of the Harlan yard
| ntafted Tor the testimonial banquet 10 ]. H.
! Weaver eX-Seneral manager. he stuck one
SSet or tatse grinders In his mouth and two II
MS pocket Yard Foreman Teufer al
| though not a boomer of the culinary artists
| chef.
There is real vaudeville talent among tht
| members OF the Harlan Band George Ross
Jack burrows. Bob King and several Others
| .Trombone' l1oasg certainly can unno; thI
! worries.
| jay simmons and Dick Pratt .: th'
sun a3eT-out shop. went cunning. The:
returned and declared the trip a succcss
,,,ss,T ia ,oni'ST N9. But we had plenty Of goo'
Charles Kurdish. OF tho PcnnsylIania var,
electrical shop. is dieting to reduce weight
| Charlie. who Is prince Of good fellows 4
| going brcakfastless end still retains all hi
Sooc htmor-aiso his girth measurement
Paul Hires has been placed in charge .
the invoice department at the Peunsy lYaui;
yard.
Helen Dennery, tho profit and poDula
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

There is real vaudeville talent among the
members OF the Harlan Band George Ross.
JACK Burrows. Bob King and several others
are getting regulations. while ELL SmecE and
Trombonc' noasg certainly can annoy the
worries,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-05

When Ned Melvin, of the Harlan yard,
started for the testimonial banquet TO ]. Il.
weaver. eX-general manager. he stuck one
set or false grinders In his mouth and two In
his pocket. Yard Foreman Teufer, al
though not a boomer of the culinary artists.
feels that the action was a reflection on the
chef.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-29

PowerIsss to Resist, He Was damned
Head First Into the Tube.
he felt the impact of cold water. Then.
family as the voice OF telephone,
came the voice of man:
"The forrard doors jammed; 1t won't
open"
Hammer It," came the captains
voice. "Get a top maui"
An age or two went by while FELTON,
lay imprisoned in the tube, holding his
breath and immersed In water. Then,
family as the voices, came the sound
of q heavy hammer on the walls of the
tube:
"Clang clang, clang clang."
Felton awoke In his berth as wet
with perspiration as though still i'm
mersed in that tube. The gunroom
orderly tapped at his door,
Eight bells, SIR" he said.
"All right" he answered. Eight
BELLS" he murmured to himself. II
heardfhe first four of them-let's see
about twelve hours ago. Twelve hours
Of experience Between the fourth and
ffth strokes Eow long does dream
take? Darn a dream. anyhow"
The next Morgan Robertson story
a ssT-l- l.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-29

The next Morgan Robertson story
will be "Ths Tcade Wind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
At the Movies

BLi T. III q u Monday. Louise
Lovely. in .IEr paiutcd !.ifc": Tues
day and Wednesday,. Ger" l>rn". In
Little Red Decides"
UDit;N-N"ndaH. Jewel Carmen.
In '.'ihc i.incdum az Love: Tuesday.
Wallace Reid. IN '!ti:uro"> Jones;
rdnc>da,. douglas Fairhunks. in
"IEc Matrinania"." aud William -.
Hart. in THE Convert.
81 -. q - Monday Ind Tuesday,
tuu,sa. Icarlc. in "Ibr world for
sale" with thnptcr Of 1.-The son al
Dcniurrnr!': ~ cdnrSGHy. tlarn Kim
U:Il Young. in '"ihc HOUSE of Glass.
tbIDN AL una:iy aad Tuesday
E<irt. ."rinn, in "ihc purplr Lily:
"Wednesday, Edith storey. in The
Claim"
>-in week. "Hlur '.lazc>
Eavdcn, featuring William =. Hart.
REN-'iun;.a!. Violet Nrr>crenu.
I'm .'Ibc Girl Il, tho ;t"nGsidc": Tues
day. I.dnn t"udri"h. in "a DauGh-
ser. Of NnrHinnd"; " cdnrsdnH,
Charley Chaplin. IN ''Ihr link
VICTOR - Monday. Dorothy Dali
ton. in ''rhc Ten of Diamonds;
Tuesday. Harold Lock wood. In "Thc
square Drcri>cr"; "Wednesday. Will
linn y. Har;. in ''Inmin. the -Four
Flasher"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14
TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP

We find YOU can bring out tho
beauty OF your hair to it's very bcs,
advantage by washing It with can
,hroN. u ma kc8 Il very simple. In
expensive shampoo. which cIeanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly Of al!
the dandTuff. dirt and excess oil. lcav.
im:; a wonderfully clean. wholesome
feeling. After it's use. you will find
tina; iii" hair dries quickly and even
~ i never Strralicd in appcaraucr
anh ~ always bright. soft aud fluffy.
." duffy. in fact. that il looks NOR"
abundant tina n II is. ana so soft that
.rrdUcinC IL becomes "a plcaslirc
Just use q tcaspoonful Of cnnthroN
which YOU can get from amy good
druggist. dissolve il in a Gun Of hot
water. THIS makes a fui cup OF
shampoo liquid. enough so i, is easy
10 apply !; TO all tho hair instead Of
just tn" top Of the hcad.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

ana no" NC want this srca, nation 70
stand solid'y behind us. We have been
t"pnch "t our peace. Of light. there Is
Ivy '''' US except that which we get
SnatcGcs over in England
Please do not think that VIC are
tired OF lighting. It isn't that. Had
You Americans never got into ,hi" war
We would have fought on Just tho .,r,c
bat; thank God. YOU came in. aud We
pc"d You desperately. You American
men ana women must iiclp us If We
arc Ia stand TO our guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-14

I.uch'' on Friday will feature big Enl
Russell