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The Washington times., 1919-06-19
FOOD SOLD At COST
ISFITZGERALDPL

Establishment OF municipal markets
throughout the country for the sale
of the large amount of army food sup
plies now on hand was urged in the
The Washington times., 1919-06-19
RATs ELS BYE, PoLICE GER HIM.

BATS HIS EYES POLICE GET HIM.
ATLANTA, Ca June 10.-E. +.
AGREE is bemoaning his hard luck
He winked at q charming lady on =
downtown street corner last night
She was Mrs. J. c. Davis, city police
woman Charges OF flirting, drunk,
and disorderly' was the result
The Washington times., 1919-06-19
NEW DRY LAW
PLANNED TO
BALK ACTION
BYPRESIDENT

An entirely new measure to take
place of wartime prohibition is
planned by the drys in Congress.
They fear the courts will tie UP the
wartime act, or that the President
will declare rehabilitation at an
end in a few weeks, and do not in
tend to be prevented by any such
happenings from making the country
dry on July 1.
The proposed new law will be
forced through Congress by the same
methods that brought about war
time prohibition. Members who
would prefer not to change things
will be compelled to 90 on record.
AS they are afraid to run counter to
the wishes of the drys or incur the
enmity Of the Anti-Saloon League
and its organization throughout the
country, they will enact whatever
new law is suggested.
Randall To Lead Fight.
Representative Randall. of Califor-
9ia, Prohibitionist, plans to offer an
amendment to the Volstead enforce
ment bill or some other measure. He
started the wartime prohibition leg
islation in May. 1918, by proposing the
rider to the food bill that was adopted.
NO matter what happens to the
war prohibition act at the hands Of
the courts. the President, or through
its termination by rehabilitation"
Mr.. Randall says, 81 will introduce
an amendment TO the enforcement
bill on the floor to exercise all the
peace powers OF legislation on this
subject effective on July ], and there
after. viz. prohibit the manufacture,
transportation in interstate COM
merce. removal from bond for bever-
age purposes, importation or expor-
tation Of all alcoholic liquors contain
ing more than one-half Of 1 per cent
OF alcohol"
The House Judiciary Committee to-
day approved sections in the Volstead
bill giving the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue power to control
patent or proprietary medicines con-
tanning alcohol
Senate Is "CoId."
Any relaxation in the program
Of nationwide, bone-dry prohibition,
beginning July /, will receive but
little encouragement from the Senate.
Even the use Of light wines and beer
for an additional six months meets
with severe disfavor. Prohibition in
its most drastic form is here to stay,
according to the sentiment indicated
by the Senate.
By a vote Of IS to II the Senate
late in the afternoon refused to con-
slider a proposition repeating the war
time prohibition act in its application
to wines and beer. The eleven Sen
atOrs who voted IN consider arc
Calder, Edge, France, King, Knox. La
Toilette, Whelan, Reed. Thomas,
Wadsworth, and Williams.
The Washington times., 1919-06-19

An oxford that you'll
really like-that you'll
be proud of-and that
will, with care, serve
you for years, is Of
fered for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
Death8

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me- resdenesd Of = son 4s7 7'sMSvfss n Fr
miSstoa AlsH serv15eS 6e At sve5 Brook
F., ,RxGERss:@ ,Iss s:@D4as Ds g. DEE1wooD. Jr.. son o.
DAYS sy ssnsr' sns frlensSsd assd
Tsid nc fppisa " ps4ents ssEvSs s5 s.
II Ssi. Ss.h5 ,o.s s,.E G.
EreihofeT Fsirmount BakeP Yesriy Penna Pnsr.
2ss7 r. Judsen sea so ss fpqsra Int pr,Sst. San.
y JOIN anS nsEE HssSsy
FIs1stiyes I.ds ,k.n and frisnds Invited funeral
MfTEs SE,SsT+, Ss%, NJ doiIy: \ J. %utG' 4 n1'' st.
assd o. ..I seatiyss and friends inyted to
leigh Gsm Friends may esIi al FL FR1,.e!s mar
is ana fends ans nvssd sS
So n ssi 8! int o-53Ts 54vsts
Ss9sS = gss4s Gss EssNk ,s .ss aSi0:ss
& Fsssa; Ss. T. Psss NJ
smpIloys. Iyss, Of Henry Disston sons nyssd
. esSfsS eSfSaS 10 Sesu'f% m h'fh it, 81
Ian L. 5s as:s s' 4s g. Asf wiM and
srsnFss Fsn e0?' r. Ha%sGG Tountary N R.s e. Invited
to services. Mon. II a. M, oliver H. Balr
hldF %Fovts2 ls2S e Chestnut fS st. s: Int; private.
ASs tfAIFEoRB BESH husssna %sTf sff'Hsfl = RSb!
asd std tSni6i ~ lsEs sfsxss naq xPa
eERsA Ra FEE en- In nrx Dfvafs J. Jospp
H% trsss, sss f
Gh.s.9ut Gh, I'm, sat- ? p. m, Int. psivate IL
PORT as.d 10 ReIs t.ves s%1f and FRIENDS n1ylh IN
yited to funeral services. Mon, 2 p. m
resiaenoe Es. Of son,in.law. Ivan Loos, 2i18 W
50 obAyIg,axas: :: EPWARp" WAsi"f'fS p%yfs; Hsm, ss.t
HAIRY 70 4ss N aTs soa
borough; Int. private, Westminster Gem.
Of Anna Dieterle tnee valeO. aged 10. oiesnt RsIa
3 E sn9 A M, M W:ssssSs :ss TEtSs: No. Is6;
r. Of A.. Phila. Quartet Club. ali other SO
eletiss Of which he was member. Invited
Rernains may be vewed ID sst' so u to s0fa "a m n,
n Aff!fi c.R fsse fsssei fsrsIsi sprins.
e AqF RRssSsE RssssEf Gf wts sE.s 8 Ass
friends invited 70 fpnersi, services. Sun. :st
R Mor.h csm Spring. N Int
mf1 F1EIp, Z S'ewed Sat 1sia sEs Pin. st.. Aug. :
THOMAS 3 SIARDLEY FIELD. Jr., Notice o
FoELi.WAux g cATYpRINA rop1,r
Sum 2p m. 4o17 N. sth St Int. North
Widow . 81 & FSsaf ESshsrtS5f sssrN
Pfi5sI Fi5ssr iitS. s6 sS.a%sss ssors q ,:Sn
mass St. Bonaventurs's 3 Church a. m Int
Holy Redeem Gem. Auto funeral.
GOLDSMITH Atlantic City N. J;
and TiGG% frsnds IS ntsd ASaTh to COD 10
neral services, sun. 1880 a. m. pariors o
Emanuel Asher Son. 1902 Diamond st
Int Int. Adath A.! Jeshurun Gem; Motors will NEE
e5eetsis Er,ynr yTa,n tesynE Atlantic to- city 7to
GRAY.-Of diphtheris, Aug. 7, e. JAM
GRAY. daughter of Paxton Fry and Ralpl
c. Gray aged B. Services and int private
residence OF parents. 21s Sydney St. Mt
HAAs.-Aug. g. ABBIE. wife of job,
Haas and daughter Of Samuel C. and lat
Mary s: Thompson. Relatives and friend
invited to funeral services. sat, $50 p m,
ara, ard d:,l III s., 9th ST., Darby. Pa; Friend
Arlington Gem
Oscar and Ada May Hartman, aged "a
services. sat, p. m. al his parents Sts
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ELIZABETH v. ,
lnett and daughter
I V. Boyle. Rela-
! to funeral, Sat,
am st. Solemn re-
Nativity 10 a. m.
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Nazareth Hall Military Academy

k5sx 90, Nazareth, Pa. Founded 1743
"A military academy for boys College pre-
para tory and bus. courses. Senior. Interme-
dlafs u Junior. Depts. Vigorous ath. life and
military life. OF Nazareth Hall. former Sec
George q, Cortiyou says: Nazareth Hall is
4 character builder-not mere trainer OF
the natnd.f' ID. .Thaeler. ID. Principal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
New Haven Puts Embargo on Ere,oh,

w" 'THVoH Futs EHIpdTpo on FreIQht
New York, Aug. S.-The following
statement was given out by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road this morning: The embargo fol
lowing was put out in order to control
the movement of freight so that ar
rangements may be made, which are
being done, to give preference to the
handling of foodstuffs and shipments OF
immediate necessities. On account OF
the labor trouble on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford and Central
New England Railroad all freight Is
embargoed'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

ssf a. SSS sHss h.a1y ashsr %srhD hTsD
@sisS,. fap% 81 sS b. sss ss
piss, sG;sS ,1sSSos EsSss3ps 'Ow'' rough aS
CAATTLEnRecsip,s. 1000 head; Weak Weak,
essm s sSd soo 'H hesT eom
sSolse ss eommOn %sshs and sGSs %sdam
cpEs So@IS camper, and nd op,,eTS Ssngy
Weishts, s1s@fa: feeder steers $1,000
2;S9i stscker steers. s5@doeo: u,u,,,
Lambs + psSnds down loGGGa
and common: seas; yearlins wethe.s ti9@
culls and common, s56e.
Eass Bu ssS s.ss n asS active.
.,gALyEs-Receipts, 1850 head; 81 higher!
to 1SaSSFsssp,s s5s Sss:s 1900 ssas 81 ysry Ays s
sscs soaS: s,ss,' % siaSi7P? Sf PET State, s6S
sHfEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 400 head
iT5o;' yssriInsss, ssSrs; others unchanged, V
800 ssss 'S; Iowss 4us sulk' ss1 Il 90 Sssys
sbts 81 Ig edT% sSt TsfnS ssis 500
@1sso medium and good sI4 a5@i7.8b:
choice. s14 90 IL 90; common and medium,
80. 4o814,7o: butcher cattle, heifers. Sc. 700
1850; COWS, s6;So@ 1895; Gamers and cut,
handy weight. s13.5o@15; feeder steers,
so, so q 25: stocker steers, s6.bo@11.
sHEEPaReeepts, $500 head, Steady;
lambs. si2d18; culls and common, $50
u. g; yearlins wethers. soa11.75; ewes.
breeding ewes. ss.bo315; feeder lambs,
S12.7b@14.bO.
South Omaha. Aug. s.-HoGs-Receipt.
%, 900 head. Few early sales of mixed
packing rough to shippers Is q csc higher.
SSiATTkErrReeelpts. 500 head:
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PRINCETON. ". j.


PENNINGTON. N. y.
The PENNINGTON SCHOOL
College and technical School prepar.tis,
Military drill. FRANK MCDANIEL. n "a
Esadmastsr PoT 10. Pennington. N
ESSEX FELLS. ". J..
kINGsLEY SCHOOL FOR BOYS-zI mill.
from New York City in the New Jer1sy
Hills. For illustrated cataIog address i
Campbell. NJ. A. Box p. Essex FeiIs n r
NEWTON. N. ).
NEWTON ACADEMf-For boys. to Ia,
modern equipment; personal attention: c.ts
log. Address Principal. Box L. Newton N
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PARCEL POST

East St. Louis. H.. Aug. s.-Hoas-Re
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MANAssAs. VA.

A-xRN SI VlrElniN
ce-ea. near washinstons D. C.; Degrees
catalUs. Or. II. o. Roop. Pres. Boz a.
E-Es.. wraT cHEsrRR. PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Aug. s.-HOGS-Receipts. 5000
head. Very few hogs sold or bids made the
steady to unevenly lower prices, Top $22 so;
no detailed quotations we're obtainable
CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head. Market
slow; steady to unevenly lower. Top S1s. 7b;
local killers doing very little: no quota
tione. .
no trading; city butchers paid $3.50 for
choice sorted lambs. There were no westerns
sold and no quotations made.
Pittsburxh. Aug. 8: = HoGs.Rsesipts.
1000 head. Higher, He MMeayies, s22 7S 922; s.
ers SEQ % a q, 30; pigs SCI. 10 @22,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts: 300 head
CALVES-Recepts. 200 head higher: top.
s21.
Fast St. Louis. H., Aug. s-Hoas-Re-
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NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.
Carson Long Institute

=. s8d Year. A Home School for Boys.
ouildings. 1s acres in the healthful foot
nlls OF the Blue Ridge Individual and per
sonal !nstruction--how to learn, how ts
character. culture, efficiency College Pre-.
Psratory; Business. Junior Courses. Spanish,
Separate buildings for boys under Is years.
sS1o and UP. Juniors, S295. For further de-
Headmaster. Box L. New BIoomfeId. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

w.HEAT-Receipts, 1856, ,a35 bushels. The
market was firm but quiet. offerings lisht.
No, red white" "tssSs 40; No. nortbsrn
spring. $3.50: No. 1. hard winter s2,s9
10 s,ty Tsd Tnts5 sJ saHSlieky a srsEy So
and smutty, s2.st; No. .. red wlnter, 81. se,
Mfnsr M2 ns5tssrn ss spring s2ss No sssd
ssriieky and smutt% 81 al; No red win,
ter. s2.32; No 3 northern sprinE. s232' No.
lcky, SEQ: No. 8 red. smutty. 81 70; NO.
3 red, garlicky and smutty s227: lower
grades on their merits ~
CORN-Recetpts none. Little doing ano n
prices nominal with small offerings. we
quote yellow In car lots for local trade as
to quality and location, at S2.1OQ2l4 per
bushe ..,
oATs--Receipts, 1900 bushel. Demand
prices. We quote as follows. Car lots az
white. s5i1 @Ssc: No white. san a @s5c
No. 4 white, So a sac
FLOUR-Receipts. 80 bbls. and 4s2 zoe
lbs. in sacks The market was dull at for. %
icwa:. To arrive. per 196 lbs; in 140'
pound jute saeks-Winter straight. west.
ern. old, o,Jb9l1; new. .75@lo.2Si near
by. old, s1o@1o.75: new, 50. 10: Kansas,
c.3sss sd.sh olG ssT ns% ihs5t
pssn sstns oS short ,ggSeSs oS So lss ess
RYE FLOUR was dull and unchanged
We quote At IS 6o@o.25 per barrel. In sacks
to quality.
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AUBURNDALF, MASS.
LASELL SEMINARY

AuburndaIe, Mass. Course Of study from
nrst ysST oIh hSh for hiSh seboc o year, "a
range OF subjects. Unusual training In
various phases Of home making. School 10
nniles from Boston. 80-acre estate. OutdooY
snorts and recreation Address Guy M Win-
sisW. Phi. D.. Prineipal. IeB Woodland Road
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

49, ESTATE OF JAMES @. DOAK,
M,S3 deeea sed-Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to the
Undersigned, all persons indebted to the said
those having claims to present the same.
without delay, to - - . ~
THE lNpusrSsikNvIttN SskvtNGs GSsVs1' 20 TITLE AND
JOHN @. CARRUTH. President.
1880 North Front ST., Phila.
Or to its attorney,
HARRY e KELLER, ..-..' .-
liberty Bldg. Broad and
Chestnut sts.. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
LOST AND FOUND

LAVALLIERE--Lost. Thursdas afternoon,
. Cynwyd or Philadelphia or in transit by
pennsylvania Railroad a -lavalltere with pend
ant set with pearls and sapphlres:4 finder
VIII BE rswarded by returning same TO Mrs.
". B. Hatch AIS Bryn Mawr ave, Gym
sAMPI.E--Iost; g. packets OF cotton suitine
sample. about 2k4 Inches In size, marked
10 Sneienburg Clothing Co, Goldsmith de-
partment; Broad and wallace su.. Phila-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
PROVISIONS

Trade was quiet and largely of a jobbiny
character and some kinds were shade
and air-dried. 55c; lnuckles and tenders.
smoked and air-dried,. 5bc: pork, family.
skin skinned, % ioose. 81 % sse do' ioo DO Smoked. 80
g 40o; do. boiled, boneless. 55c: picnic shoul
ders. S. P. cured. loose 2s15 C; do. smoked.
20 q 30c: bellies. in pickle. loose. acc; break.
fast bacon, 44c; lard, SIC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

cHEEsE-Demand,w was only moderate and
the market vas The ,nd fSIloEns win
SsaSsA c: spesials hissser; New York a.. and
fair TO good, sil4 @s2lhc; fancy goods job
o4f RUfrst@Fn. q SsS good. wer. in fair demand
sns I 0Os YsFs s
@ he ssr Sr oSSns .ae foeds s,rs
arsts Ssl4 q 54is c; seconds. 50 q 52c; sweet
sl Pe GOOD sh0Ss 81 ansS Srand
prints jobb!ns at 81 q csc; fair to choice, 51@
EGGs-Fine fresh stock continues scarce
and firm. supplies were mostly of medium
and nd poor stock which was dn AN and m AZ
81 s Is sss S
I i5; nearly i and S''S western seconds, sio. sS8
1890; fancy selected eggs jobbinE at 5o@
Gle per dozen.
POULTRY
LNE-The market ruled STEADY with a
follows: Fowls, via express. as acc; spring
sRSss9' s5Gsss "a IS. Apiece y's
40c; exceptional lots higher; spring chick
s.n5s :9i R5si55 so'
ss sRsss ss.F ssSSao ss.s % sse
ga. "a IS IS @ soc: so do dft indian Runner Sla: @sS
ySSi pSsGni pa,S So ss gioeD D' 'O'0'' o0'
DRESSED-Fowls were well cleaned up
and firm. Broiling chickens quiet We quote
weighing 4 lbs. and over apiece, 1914 C:
weighing az lbs, 3e937c: weighing 9
age; fresh-k killed. in barrels, fancy. dry
picked, weIshinaS, I lbs, and over apiece;
lbs, 329 33c: smaller sizes. 3O931c; old
roosters, dry-picked. 26c: broilers, Jersey.
Weseqn spe dseS Long
Island and nearby. s4c: squads. per dozen.
white weiEhing 1l@I2 lbs. ss;bO@s?S; de;
S 25 do, do, weighing s lbs. per dozen. SO d
Q. 75 do, do weighing lbs. per dozen 81 so
5.25: do. do. weighing 666h lbs per
dozen. 50. SOC $50; dark. 81 .6o@2. 20: small
and No. ., soc 6S2.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Light offerings restricted business and
the market was unchanged on a basis OF &c
for fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

A.. ESTATE OF FLORENCE MeKIN-
AlE NEY, decentralization testamen-
tarv on the above estate having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons inhabited to
me menf and those having claims TO present
the same; yithSSYpts iSps d aelsy, AZ tn sony r.,u
1918 Land Title Building
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
VEGETAB BLES

Potatoes were easier under more liberal
offerings. Onions and cabbage steady. We
quote: White potatoes. Eastern Shore. Va,
per barrel, No. /, s6965O: No. 2. 81 500
4 white potatoes, Jersey, per basket. No. |.
s1.1O@1.35: lower Grades, 5o9IOc: white
potatoes. per 15o-pound sacks So. .5o95. S5
j.. per basket. so; do, do. per bushel-
hamper, $l.25n2.
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FRESH FRUITS

Cantaloupes and blackberries were easier.
bs sket. 4oc q 81 50: osntaloupes. western,
per crate. $l,2593.25; do, Del. and Md, per
crate. SOC q 81 40: watermelons, Fla. per
car, 5000 4T5: blackberries. per quart. 1 s
@20c; peaches. southern. per crate. s2@4;
per box, sl.5594; oranges. Cal. per box.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
sumxnK canrs
..s sUMMEK CAars
Is - s.ans M.a .nd nays
GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS

Z ~ ina. fellows ssy. Some class nifty
81 & " Sssap5fis unless YOU take 3. B. with
~. : n heeke4 w the 1srsest House Of Its
<S- a 8 f11 rGsInfrxe Our beautiful illus
suaasAnh nxrAzrfESi
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BIRMINGHAM. PA.
OAK LANE. PA.

THE COWLES SCHOOL FOR :.
Prepares for colleges. General Courses
Music, Art, IT. Domestic io Science S. Near train
EMMA MILTON COwLES. 4. b.,
Head Of School. Oak Lane, PhiIa, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
HEILEFONTE ACADEMY

nam year. Limited TO 100 young men Is
ssersi and upwards. II expert teachers. Stu
1sfss select subjects to Mt chosen career.
ESlne atmosphere. spring water Hunting.
X6inx, swimming pool, gymnasium. eth.
js{ic deid. No hazins. Near Station No.
SREKs n. HUGHES. A. NJ. Head
~ y msstsr. BeS =. Belefonte. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
SILK MILL

Weaver wanted. youns lady. who 80 sx-
perienced on broad silk. to work IN tex
tile mill located out Of city, must Be
able to speak and understand Gsrnan:
quality. Answer In own. handwriting,
stating age. experience and phone num-
ber II possible. c a17. Ledser ohies.S
N. l. s..
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PERSONALS

ANY ONE INTERESTED in a propopitt,n
please communicate With 1891 w, Riverside
Drive; Venice Park. Atlantic .Clty,.eN. J.
WILL WILL JosEPH WIsTAR eommunicate az
rarrytown. N W Very urgent. tIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
CHESTNUT HILL, PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy
OVERLOOK, PA.
Miss Sayward's School for Girls

0verbrook. Phila., Pa. College prepa ratory
and secretarial courses. Junior and Musical
Depts: Athletics Domestic Science. Carriage
calls for pupils in Bala. Cynwyd. Merton and
Wynnefeld. Miss s. Janet Sayward. Priu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
SwARTHMORE. PA.
EDUCATE FOR SUCCESS. Tn. education

hbS NAIb toh slttESS. Inc eHucauon
thai does not make YOU suCCessful is a
failure 90 far you are concerned. Our
constant aim ts to develop every boy to the
poin' where he wants to do his best; Our
coed. We prepare for all colleges profess
stona exams and for the State Boa rd exams
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Fishburne Military School

New 100000 Fireproof Equipment
Prepares for universities. business Iifs
Diploma admits to ali colleges. ResuItp,,,
military training. Beautiful. healhtful situs.
tion. Every cadet participates In annnSI
encampment at Grottoes on Shenandoah
River. 40th year. Small classes. Ressrys
Onncsrs Training Corps. under U, 8. War
MAI. MORGAN II. HTpGiSs. Pnn
BOX 300, Waynesbofo. Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

BooKREEPER to assist In soekkespins ds-
A, partme1t of corporation IN northern sep
tion OF city: one who can do stenographio
ssa stais s: '.l.,
BooKEEPER on Burroughs bookkeep!ns
machine; must be experienced and rapid.
This is very good opportunity for q first
class mmeroial operator: state experience.
and ase. NJ 421 Ledger Offiee.
BooKkEEPTRL stenosrapher for perme-
nent position with Real Estate firm. Apply
IN writing. stating experience and qualifca-
tlons: M IA. Ledger Once.
BooKKEEPER. experienced double. entry
reliable and accurate, In office Of manu-
facturer; salary $50 weekly; hours. TO $50!
Apply .336 Bourse Bldg. --.'.s.
Burr ,ERs-Girls to learn burnns; paid
while learning. Apply Hardwick' Masee
Co. 9TH and Lehish ave. -
BURLERS wanted on mems wear. worsteds
Shackamaxon Mills. Allegheny ave. and
Hancock. j. : = - - =
BURLERs. e.perieneed on wilton carpets.
Apply Hardwick Masee Co.. 7th ana
CHAMBERAAID-Neat coiored GIRL wiIiIns
to assist with children: reference required
fhone Oak Lane. 9l3 W. ~;
CHILDNURSE, first class middle age pre-
ferred: best references required. Phone
CLERK, young lady. for Eenerai office work;
some cost system experiences: accurate AZ
fgures; resident northeast: state are. prev1.
Gass ass r. e%p'fSmes gon st7o and salary desired.
DICTAPHoNE OPERATOR. with some sx-
perience in general office work: permanent
position with advancement. Chas, X Cook
Co. I'll s. I'd st., Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08
READNG. Pa.
ROSLYN, "a
School for Exceptional Children

Every facility In a beautiful sub. home for the
eare tratn'g OF children who through men
pa. schools: Dept. Of Dom. Sci. for older girls
Molik a. woods: Prtn. Boy 174. RosIyn, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-08

SPOILERS, experienced on hns cotton aad
merceri1ed skein yarn: s1od vases stseay
emnloyrne ent 4S-hr wk FrtedberKer-AAron
MI Co, 4so0 n 18th. near Wayne Junc.
sPOOLERs. eIperienoed on carpet yarn.
Apply Hardwick Maxes Co.. tn ana
Lehigh ave.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-27
GETS THREE YEARS
 FOR STEALING STEER

PHOENIX, Sept. 26.-P. Jones Black, who was convicted of the lar ceny of steer by jury in Judge Stanford's court, was sentenced to serve not less than three nor more than five years.
 Judge Stanford imposed sentence after hearing lengthy argument on u motion for new trial.
 Black is said to have operated through the medium of the press, ap- bearing in person and claiming cat tie. in answer to advertisements of estrays. According to testimony, he claimed steer at the Don ranch al leging it was the property of Henry Pemberton of Scottsdale. When he attempted to prove an alibi by claim ing to have been out of town he gave the name of boy as a member of the party. The school showed the lad present at that date.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-27
LETTERING MARKETING PLAN

MANY and organizations searching for solution N of the high of living that would N would discover workable long, promising California; fairly n methods.
 the California has been introduced bill providing market the bus receiving fishery
 
 The would them retailers who direct relation the other becomes the mddleman this plan the would handling would the cost, profit being eliminated.
 The author the bill that through system of state commission cent method food distribution would both producer That would the residing He that would food eliminate there could be of food distribution locality localities would equable supply Fruit wanted would the West the whole could trolled by the demand.
 That promise of doing with specuang better distribution necessities indeed that combinations
  character