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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

ter. PAS 5. 2lst st.. Wed. 3 y. III. Int.
TGLLy March %. WILLIAM H.. hus
band Of Elizabeth Tuly. aged ~ Relatives
and friends Eastern star Lodge, No. 1856
2ol6 Master st.. We'd 2,ao p. IN, M Int, pri.
vate. Remains may be viewed Tues. : TO .
TYSON. suddcnly, at Underwood. y J..
March 20 ALBERT TYSON, husband OF
RSiatiHes SIS ana frtSnds m"mbSrs Of FeT Trnn" "
Veteran Assu., employees uf PCuua. Railroad
Invited TO- tnmeT1l syr'G@, mBi
Brown ST., Phila. Friends may call Thurs.
e'WAhIiTfER. March 2S' LAURA NJ. dausb.
ter Of late Enanggl ar, ard Henrietta $ Walter;
ssr we'd FDnds m as5s dyaS 2 fgnsTs sTe
A|NfE M wSTo SSf4S9E VII G9 Of N5Gh jdSh Il e. watS wlSS
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral on
Wsfns Rasany a. H p % fFGm IN & aG jdSns ESa5f 2f
q AND RGed cents ss 4 F. m NAV In to private
WARMER %Near Mt, HOLLY. y. j.. March
Charles q. Warner, aged 30, Relatives and
friends invited 70 funeral, Fri. II a. m.
n R2S 9R WToq Lane 81 cem TIMES
husband Of 5;mmg5 Wga,tsn9}olfor Watt Sgoe sB5and.
lSyl sTd son 2 ArNand"T sn na sadn
slater Volksfest vercln, W1itsrs alliance.
Sso kSsa and nd czsr VET SoSR sf FnTy amd @
nerchor Singins, Society. an other ,organlaa.
funeraI fTms Al sSrvicts. ais Durfor st Thnrs ' 40
p. m. Int private. Chclten HIS Gem. Re
mains may be viewed Wed. after y n.
Auto service.
wENDTiNti Jr., husband of i3lizahc.h aud
son of John r. and Mary Vending, aged 80
Relatives and friends, Loyal order of Moose,
shop of Baldwin's Locomotive Works In
| yited to funeral Thurs. = y. m, $50 y,
Conestoga st; w. Phila. Int at Northwood
Wool 'wAIarch 81. FRANCES W. daugh.
! ter OF late William and Sarah Wood, 713
! y. Goth st. Due notice of the funeral will
wooD.-March 90. WILLIAM g. WOOD.
! Funeral services, Highland ave, Hadd0ntield.
Thur 80 p vii
WOODS. IS gddenly s52@ Hayerford ave,
Relatives and. friends. ST. Johns Lodge, No.
ter. No. 24s; ST.. Johns Commandery. No. l.
X. T.; Lg Lu Temple, A. A, On n. s.:
Thgss. i E. S M ;5.s ;S5h.sspei Of AndrsM ! Rsir
mains NAV he Viewed Wa to % , Is' y. M ne
AID aIll n. sIst St. aged - Relatives
tion Corporation. invited TO services Thurs.
2.p. m. Oliver II. Bair Bldg: 1890 Chestnut
st, Int. Fernwood Gem Friends may call
WoRRELL.,,March -: AMELIA wife Of
friends invited 20 funeral services, Thurs.
I. p m, residence Of son n-in-Iaw, Thomas
Hill Gem. Remains may be viewed We'd.
to 10 p N. Auto service.
TJGMAM HGad ana Msr"n .icn EmsI r. AnorG son
Relatives and friends invited % funeral
Int Holy Gross Gem. Auto service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

MANA local metal mfg concern look.
ing for "A man, either over draft age or
not subject to call to assist In handling
their employment and service problems; must
be tactfu good mixer and have some
knowledge shop methods. duties will In
Clude helping to secure employees; being
first-aid man, keeping records Of employees
experience not necessary; plant employs he
tween $50 and 800 workers, mostly men
no labor troubles. Soc Mr.. Farra Thurs.
day evening. 7:3O until 93O. Harrison Bldg,
5. W. cor. 18th and Market, Room 612
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
LOST AND FOUND

DOG-Lost, large brown aud black tlr"Hllp,
blind IN one eye; collar marked "Ii"u
tenant Hicks l.. :. A" Return to G3~f
Overbrook ave. and receive large reward.
Phone Overhrook 23Gl
EYEGLAssES-Lost aaturday afternoon.
a3d. on Ovorhrook trolley at 5Sth and Bal
timore ave. bifocal eyeglasses in case Com
Inunicate with II. NJ TiearOn, 80 Penn st,
Camden n. j. Reward.
tanning large sum of church money Re-
turn TO 314 Snyder ave. Liberal reward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-REPREsE 10 -
IN conjunction with other nonconfllcting
lines wyell-known lines of 'NTendels Make"
c9mmiss.on basis through the principal cities
N Pennsylyania, West Virginia, New Eng
and and the Southern states. Reply with
a6w PSrtear pcrres@%tine as MENipEs noTERRss RRss
lNC., Ion ll5 South St. Baltimore, Md
WEAVERS - Wanted levers lace weavers
OF good character and ability: plenty Of
work; good machines and excellent wages;
only hon,union men nccd apply; smoking
now permitted In city. Write the Zion Lace
Industries, Zion city. Ill.
WEAvERS wanted on Wilton looms: steady
and Dauphin.
WHEELwRIGHTS-E'l men wanted
,,d, i9r work YORK ia our wagon shop; Apply AZ
mcnt Atlantic gate. 9144 Passyunk.
YARN POLERS. experienced men only. on
fne knitting wool: 30c per hour; time and
half overtime: steady work and full time
advancement. Phila, Dye Works. Hancock
and Berks.
YOUNG MAN--Wanted, clubhouse assistant.
young man to act as assistant to manager
Of large club in country: must he tempera to,
all-round athlete. good mixer with all
classes and Of considerable clerical expert
letter. stating qualifications and references.
COS. ledger Office,
YOUNG MAN in shipping and stockroom of
large tire company, with experience, draft
oNempt: salary $50 month, with good oppor-
tunity for advancement; state age and eX-
perience. NJ $50. Ledger Office
YOUNG MEN. s to 90 years Of age. wanted
to pack grease. Atlantic Refining Co.
Employment Department. Atlantic gate, 31ii
Passvunk ave.
ASK for the Atlantic Refining Co.'S rep.
resentatiye. Third floor. 1921 Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

BoOKBINDERS WANTED; OPERATORS
ON PoINT-F'oLDING MA CHIMES.
sMYTIIE SEWING MACHINES. WIRE
STITCHING MACHINES; ALSO PAsTERs.
FOLDING MACHINE EXAMINERS. HAND
GATHERERs. GOLD LAYERS AND BOOK
EXAMINERS; ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN:
HIGHEST WAGES PAID; A SPLENDID
CHANCE FOR a PERMANENT POSITION
WITH A WELL KNOWN CONCERN. AP-
PLY TO OUR REPRESENTATIVE AT
HoUGHToN MITFLIN CO.. 1913 wITHER-
SPOON BLDG. JUMPER AND WALNUT
SITS, PHIIA.. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF
10 AND AND 3 AND 3. THURSDAY,
MARCH 2s. STRIKE ON.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

oRER s
3jy
+ PER HOUR
PATRIOTS WANTED ~ THE
FIRST LINE or ATTACK
HELP BUILD SHIPS
STRONG, ABLE.BoDIEp MEN
WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
sH1PYARD WORK NEAR PHIIA-
DE1pIIA.
FREE TRANSPORTATION ON
SPECIAL TRAINS AND BOATS TO
YOUR WORK ONE WAY DAILY.
1885 FOR 1o-HouR DAY
s2275 FOR 0-DAY WEEK
FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE
MT. sHATTuCK
UNITED STATES FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
MAIN OFFICE
1886 SOUTH Sd ST.
OR MIR. ACoRD
BRANCH OFFICES
730 CHRISTIAN ST.
OR 1886 RICHMOND ST.
or MIR. SWARr2
STATE FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1921 ARCH ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS MAN Of integrity will ,nv.,.
able buslness state line. G. G4i, Led vron,- Ton,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HELP WANTED-MALE

BOoKBINDERs-wANTED OPERATORS
FOR QUAD FOLDING MACHINES
ROUNDING AND BACKING MACHINES
CAsE.NrAKING MACHINES, sTAMrERS
AND MIXERS AND YOUNG MEN TO
LEARN VARIOUS BRANCHES; HIGHEST
WAGES PAID; ENCELLENT oPPORTC-
NIFTY FOR THE RIGHT MAN TO LOCATE
PERMANENTLY WITH A WELr-KNowN
CONCERN. APPLY TO OUR REPREsEN.
TATIvE AT IIoUGHToN MIFFLIN COM
PANY, 323 wTruERsPooN BLDG. JUNI.
PER AND WALNUT SITS, pTrILA.. BE
TWEEN THE HOURS OF 10 TO AND 3
TO O. THURSDAY. MARCH 2s STRIKE
on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

H0EAfEEyEN HN6 GEFlNp RSF STrffGSST 9gEHGS EE
TFAf&lNq sAkSNN :? sAfhEy M FER P2R @Esk @sES5ShTSSS -
GER COMPANY. 9TH AND CHESTNUT
STREETS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
BUSINESS PERSONALS

DIAMONDS q pAWN TICKETS pot,oJ-
Highest Prices
II KELLY. A32 Chestnut Room q,
DIAMONDS Highest prices puln old -
,s,lNer. false teeth. platinum; pawn flrtotss
1900 Filbert, second floor. 'N"e"'
OLD gold. silver. PLAID ware, platm- ssl..
teelh. d,am-s keystone Ref. Co. iS5 s.stS
GENTS second hand clothing bought oyo,.
coats etc. bring them TO ia5 N 0th o's'
ELECTRIC TREATMENT physicni c,i,n,..
hrs. 1915. Ph. Locust 6o47. 3O2 s. Broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

BooKBINDERs-wAN AT ONCE, EX-
IRA FoRwARDERs on FINE LEATHER
WORK. LEvANT. MOROCCO AND CALF;
ALSO SHEEP FoRwARDERs USED TO
LARGE WORK; NONE BUT COMPETENT.
EXPERIENCED woRKMEN NEED AP-
PLY. APPLY TO OUR REPRESENTATIVE
AT HouGHToN MIFFLIN COMPANY. s23
wITHERsPooN BLDG, JUNIPER AND
WALNUT SITS. PHILA.. BETWEEN THE
HOURS OF 10 TO AND TO o. THURS
DAY, MARCH 2s. STRIKE ON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

CRACKER PEELERS and other experienced
help wanted in cake and cracker factory;
n yns ss anH eNs
I.ct RSsted ". Address Postofco Box 4as Rich
CREELERS wanted on Wilton looms; high
wages. Apply Pollock-Huston Co.. TULIP
N. e, cor. Arch and 10th SITS.
CYLINDER PREssMEN wanted. N. r,
cor. Arch and 18th.
DETAIL wORK-YoUNG MAN WANTED
r1R SIGHT Gd w9RK II NEWSPAnPEISR
'9SE EOS LEDGER EDGE ooFHHs oFPTcE NIFTY ADDRESS
CRAFTSMAN wanted for designing and de-.
failing light structural steel and plate
work ], S. Thorn Co., goth and Allegheny
avenue.
DRAFTSMEN, experienced IN small tool de-
ply Atwater-Kent Mfg. Works, stenton ave
and f. Logan st. near Wayne Junction.
DRAFTsMEN, structural steel and mechsni-
Pennsylvania Bldg.
DRIVERS wanted days a, week; steady
crSsm wo5S; % soeq @5s Sasss Ssd Apply Crane Ice
DRYERS for Mack and sauer trucks. Apply
1900 S. Broad st.
DRUG CLERK wanted. Apply by mail or in
7, person at the Whitaker-Glessner Co., 1894
DYERs-Experlenced men on hand kettles
and machine for fine yarns; 35c per hour
s2l weekly time and half overtime; steady
fuli time made. Phila. Dye Works. Han
ELECTRIGAIZMan with some knowledge
OF electric,light business, for office work.
Apply WIN. Foster. 1908 N. 3lst st.
ELECTRICAL FOREMAN-Wanted. expert.
enced man for overhead line work; must
be experienced on arc. high and low tension
| A RyfPnEiOnas N
reply state experience and salary desired.
BIO LEDGER Office.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER-wanted. expe-
rienced man on overhead and underground
A. G. high and low tension distribution sys-
tenn; state experience and salary desired.
FIREMAN wanted on stationary boilers; day
Works. 21st and Callowhill SITS.
FREIGHT HANDLERS wanted, white or
colored Apply 2s2l Richmond St. Phila.
GARDENER : Experienced, strong. white
man; married preferred. at ylllanova,
Main Line; reference required. Address all
week. = 808. Ledger Office.
| Observation-Disclosures men wanted for T.
hour shift. Apply Atlantic Refining Co.
Employment Dept, Atlantic Gate. 3l4i
Passyunk.
| HARNEssMAKER-E man want
Of our teams. Apply 80 a, A. 10 D. m,
ment Atlantic Gate ala Passyunk ave.
UsEwoRK--ExPerieneed man and wife
white or coloIed 2 In family. Phone
| Chestnut Hill 2035.
/ ron ppEsa uANna. hours nar aav,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

BABY coach. Bloch make. latest 1918 model.
reversible gear; spec. s165O: value $40
Complete line. Miller, 60i-0G $. I'd. Open eve
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, nav
and I'd haNl bowling alleys and supuiies.
phonographs and automobile tires Bruns.
wick-Balke- -Collender Co. t002 Arch st.
BILLIARD TABLES BOWLING AIIEYS
New and sacond-ha nd--Repairs-Supplis
RoSATTO- -RARRY-s TREET co. 22s s. sTH
BILLIARD. pool rOmh't'n 2d-hand boueht
sold. rented eNch'd Keafer. 400 Girard av'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

POWER-PI.ANT MACHINERY
For Immediate Delivery
BOILERS
800 and 7 $50 IL. +. stirling. $50 lhs
pressure
dOOn-Ii r p. & W. boilers. high pressure.
3 72NtS return tubr high pres; innumer-
able others: also 3 SOCK, w. 25o-volt nnt.
Engines. generators. A. C. and D. C.. /.
Complete rOwer rlan's desgned and erected
POWER EQUIPMENT co, Engrs.
1918 CNastrut Il. pNiladenhia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE


GIRLS wanted; steady work. good wages
Apply National Umbrella Frame Co.. 3Oth
aud Thompson
GIRLS. experienced. m lindery. Arply
Huurhton Press. Ma sChor and somerset
GIRLS wanted at Wunderh's candy factory.
llS-l3" Pesg st. opp"s!te t4d y, % st.
HOUSEW ORk--Ciirl for huuspW ork. must br
good clean cook: no laundry work: wages
Ss reference. Phone Bryu Mawr sVs. Sll
Old Lancaster road
USEWORk-Wantcd. flrst.clAss chamber
berinaaid. waitress. white Telephone Ard
NOR" llIN. ---------.---
JOB PRESS HANDS; hours per day; high.
cs' salary paid Appiy Williams Mar
Gus, "l2-4@ 5. Darien ST.
PROoFREADER experienced for private
=, printing nlant. Applv Houghton Press
PRINTER amateur. for modern plant
splendid ray, right person will DO placed
IN charge. 7 6l0, Ledger Office.
printing rlant Apply Houghton Press,
Mascher and Somerset SITS. s.
sALESLADIES
Must he thoroughly cYnerienccd. Liberal
salaries to right parties.
ADrt PIN WIZ. merry 60.
1921 CHESTNUT ST
STENOGRAPHFR: some experiences pre-
frrred, but viii consider beginner: per-
manent for uffic" I'm shipping department
GOOD salary to start with, advancement.
Phone Filbert 22ul or apply Employment
Department, II. X Mulford Co, 426 $. 18Th.
STENOGRAPHER wanted by manufacturing
corporation: good opportunity for young
lady Of intelligence and ability, state quail
1CatiOns. reference and salary expected. T
OIL. Ledger Ofco.
STENOGRAPHER with some general Office
experience; salary $40 per month 20 start.
Keystone Telephone Co. 13j >. "a IT..
Room 30t
STENOGRAPHER wanted one familiar
with Underwood machine. Apply William
Foster. 120S y. 3lst st.
STENOGRAPHER Protestant, real estate
Office; state exn. q salary. q $40, Led. Cen.
STENOGRApHER. experienced In whOlesa
lumber of"ce. p 6u2. Ledger Office.
YOUNG WOMEN and girls wanted In icing
and packing departments. National Bis
cult Co. 18th and Glenwood ave.
General
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
! ISTENOGRApHERS-- prospects Sl2-sl6
Capable Female Office Help placed by us,
1901 Land Title Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

LABoRERs. white and colored, for light
outside work; 55-hour-week schedule. rain
vancement, Call Employment Offce. the
Barrett Co.. seth and 0rays Ferry road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HELP WANTED-MALE
NlACIiINfS1S
FIRST CLASS

SHOP AND INSTALLATION WORK
Now Iorl; Shlpbulldlns Corporation
Camden, y J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

JOB PRESS HANDS; hours per day;
highest salary paid. Apply Williams &
Marcus. 2i2-22 s. Darien st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. a1l :. 10TH ST--Wanted
number OF first class cooks, COUPLES cham
hermSiis. Mattresses. lauudrcsscs. child
nurs"s, honseworli girls; arplv at once.
MISS ROSE DOUGHERTY r9r3 C'rard ave,
| --Cooks, hwk, girls. women Cor days wk
| IW.hNTFD--Cooks. cham de- hsewk girls
Miss Rose Dougherty. 1918 w Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

BOOKKEEpER-AUDlTO -- Young married
man years experience in accounting.
cNpcutivc and secretarfal capacity: must be
hrst class; temp. pos. consd q pJ6, ed Con.
JAPANESE couple; email family: will take
entire charge. lChi. 30S N 18th st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
CARPET CLEANING
FOR SALE

AUTOMATIC. CARPET CLEANING co
Preston 24os Est 1879. West 5o2s D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

JOB PRESS HANDS; hours per day: high.
cs' salary paid Apply Williams & Mar.
Gus. al2-22 S. Daricn st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

GIRLS wanted: steady work. good wages.
Apply National Umbrella Frame Co.. 3Oth
and Thompson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
AUTO TIRES

SOLE AGENT Marathon and Faure Tires.
Service station for all standard makes OF
hand LOCUST. AUTO SUPPLY CO.
Spruce 65 14l1 Locust ST Race o4b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

GREENEwALD'S

BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
ROOKKEEpERS-,'Or ,'Orp. Public Service s35
Hotel Atlantic. $40: Phila. Apts. $40.
m1EKNS-Iiank LcdEer. s15-s?0: ship, $50
Technical Managerial. Office. Sales
1900 Land Title Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

HOUSEN for hUusrW orh must br
good clean cook: no laundry work: wages
IS; reference. Phuuc Bryu MaNr SUS. Sll
Old Lancaster road.
HOE SENORk-Wantcd flrst-class chamber
bernaid. waitress. white. Telephone Ard
moro I1Jk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OLD GOLD

OLD gold, silver. platinum. plated VAR ,ar cash'
Est. 1917. ]. l.. Clark. reflner. S01 sansv.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

GIRLS. experienced. m hindprv ARMY
Hourhton Press. MasChor aud somerset.
GIRLS wanted at Wunderb's candy factory.
1IS-l3n ppgL opUuSitp J@G y I'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIE!

NEW and secondhand bicycles. Tires 81. q
up. Andrew Il. Birchett 500 s. 22d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
AUTO sUPPLIEs-REPAIRINc

We can repair your auto. no matter how
bad the accident. Shop equipped to make
parts TOT al makes cars Radiators repaired.
gear cutting cylinders bored. Quick serv-
AMERICAN GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP
SPRUCE 80. 1411 Locust. Race 245.
VULcANIZING AND USED TIRES
PIERCE, 1927 PARAMOUNT AVE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

PROoFREADER. experienced. for private
printing plant. Apply Houghton Press.
Ma scher and Somerset SITS,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-09
Urge Tight Houses
As Fuel Conseruers

The sash and door manufacturers
of the country, alive to opportunity.
have launched an educational cam
paign to encourage fuel conservation
by the use of storm sash and doors
this winter.
When the plans for the campaign
were first outlined and the fuel ad-
ministration was approached with re-
gard to it's Endorsement, this was with
held on the ground that it would
amount to giving it's approval to a
commercial enterprise.
When it was shown, however. that
this appeal to the public was based
on fuel economy needs and that the
work of the fuel administration would
be helped by the campaign, definite
Endorsement and approval were forth
coming.
Storm windows and storm doors cut
down coal bills from one-third to one
half-a saving that pays for their cost
In one or two seasons. But still more
important-they increase the comfort
of your house by eliminating cold floor
drafts, by making it possible to keep
the house warm in the severest winter
weather. and by permitting perfect
ventilation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-09
FOUNTAIN CITY BOY
CITED FOR BRAVERY
WITH HIS REGIMENT

1--WE were cited for bravery by Gen,
eral Pershing following battle we
recently took part in" writes Leslie
Keever, to his mother in Fountain
City. "Since l wrote you last we were
moved to the front and took part in
an awful battle, but we got all our OBJ
jectives. got out all o. X. Was hit
In the back of the head with piece
of shrapnel, but it wasn't coming with
much force. / was lucky compared
with some of my comrades.
"In civilian life l could hardly bear
to look at corpse, but here with men
being killed all around me. l didn't
seem to mind at all, until we moved
back to the. reserves and then my
nerves relaxed and was all in We
are now back for rest. am writing
this letter from a field hospital. A
few days ago when we came off the
front l reported on sick call and was
sent up here with the 'scabies.' Moth
ing serious, being case of the itch
which a number of the fellows con-
tracted Outside of that am all right
The weather is pretty bad. Usually
the days are very hot-that is when
it is not raining. 1t rains good part
of the time"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-09
WHOSE MONEY!

Edgar stopped singing as he heard
Edith's step. But he did not have
time to change the expression on his
face. She saw on 1t the same cheeri-
ness as when he had first received the
support Of the Ferrols' money.
Edgar, something has happened
with you! You seem to have-Edgar,
have you borrowed money from any
one?"
The young man looked up, startled
and obviously guilty.
'Why, what makes you think such
a thing?" he parried.
"Because-never mind why, Edgar!
Tell me, have you borrowed from any
one?" she insisted.
He tried to evade her eager. dis
tressed scrutiny. Then he faced her
suddenly, his suave manner returning,
and said:
well, Edie, yes-I have secured the
necessary money!"
Edgar! Why didn't you tell u.s."
well, Edie, l didn't want to raise
your hopes again until I had some
thing definite to show in the way Of
progress"
Whose money is it?' she asked
breathlessly.
I'm afraid you will have to excuse
its confidential"
But why? Why" Edith persisted,
feeling premonition of the truth.
Edgar's face clouded.
'You press me so, Edie! l really
am entitled to some privacy in my
own matters" he said, glancing away.
r1I
pleadingly up at him.
Ned, will you tell me this-you
didn't borrow it of the Fenns? Please
tell mel"
She felt slight tension of the arm
she was holding. Then he gently re-
leased himself
Really, SIS he protested, you will
have to excuse me. l know l owe you
a whole lot in every way, but l can't
give up my right to certain degree
of privacy in my affairs. Now, can II"
In the silence of misery that fol-
lowed, brother and sister felt breach
between them widening with every
instant
Her lip caught between her teeth
and her eyes before her unseeingly,
Edith walked out of Edgar's workshop.
The suspicion which Mrs. Fenn's in
voluntary exclamation had aroused in
Edith was now certainty in her
mind. But the wretchedness it caused
her was so great that in the struggle
against believing her fears she refus-
ed to yield to them without further
corroboration
If it turned cut to be true that Ed
gar, knowing the circumstances of the
Fenn's feeling toward her. had CAPT
talized 1t and borrowed money from
them Edith was determined to make
him return it at once.
From the direction of the railroad
station delivery truck came toward
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-09
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: A gentleman
has been keeping company with me
for eight years and l think great
deal Of him I have always eonsid-
cred him a man of few words when
other girls were concerned, for he has
gone with on other girl in eight years.
have given up so much for him, but
was glad to.
Two weeks ago found he had been
calling a photographer who is en-
ployed in the same office with him,
sweetheart" honey" etc, and she
is married and he knew it. Because
of his actions to her she thought he
cared for her. He went as far as to
make an engagement with her and
when she accepted he laughed and
told her he was only joking.
He knows l am jealous and sensi-
tive when he is concerned and l have
tested him in little ways and found
he is too l told him / did not con-
slider his behavior becoming or digni-
fed and he was not doing right by
me. He said l misconstrued his ac-
tons and that he only did those things
because the other men did. l said
that was no excuse and he became
angdy.
After finding that out l fear l will
never have confidence in him again.
Am l right in feeling hurt? He says
! am not. l am not silly girl, but
one old enough to give deep,true.
loyal love. There can be no half way
for me. RAGS AND TATTERS.
1t is no wonder that what you have
learned has shaken your faith in the
man. 1t is unfortunate that certain
men think it necessary to Joke" and
be funny" with working girls. The
girls, of course, are somewhat to
blame or they would not permit such
treatment At the same time, you
want to consider the man you love
above anything so cheap. 1t would
hardly sem that he Is worthy of you.
Eight years is long time to wait for
any one person. If l were you | would
not give him so much of my time, and
| would go with other young men, too.
If such thing is possible after the
years you have spent with the one
man.