davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
t76ibles in G6otwear

ably will continue to be 50 long as
gowns Of that shimmery cloth remain
in favor. Buckles of cut steel and
rhinestones will be worn on opera
slippers Of satin or suede, and with
these brilliant affairs are worn lace
stockings. .-t .
Speaking Of stockings. there are
some daring ideas being shown these
chilly days. They are nothing more.
(nor less. thank goodness). than silk
sole to which are artfully woven lat
tees of silk thread fully an inch
apart. Fine for summer or for Par
isiennes, but methinks in this country
their popularity will be short-lived
Those things have to be launched ev-
cry once in a while however. just to
show there is something new for our
jaded appetite. Wooden clicked hose
which were worn bit last year will
grow in popularity this winter. partly
because Of the fact that they will be
less expensive, and also because wo-
men who have tried them will never
give them UP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Of whipcord, flannel shirt. plaid
cap and brown boots. Less radical
is a brown homespun suit, worn with
a soft hat, low linen collar. low
shoes and wooden stockings.
When a man is invited to the
southern country club for dinner. ne
no longer has the privilege Of appear
ing in his sports clothes. be the party
ever so informal He must be i'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

peccably attired in a Tuxedo coat, a
pleated Tuxedo shirt with soft cuHs'
a black tie tucked under the collar
white trousers. black patent leather
shoes and black hose. Quite a DO"
to those who have assembled porch
costumes including gay and festive
hosiery. but such is the edict of those
who make fashions.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

ter aus. hat MAJ nidt peiteripiclcn
t6nueu2
Sic Garrt mid eridlrett on.
sSu mcinc @iite, Siel &ir nah.
ten. eS lei etluaS paiiiert = eS bieB.
Sic ieien crihIagcu."
Nit Dem SGmeIiat qeifjlaaen,"
rufe ih ibr SIT ituo renue tort ms
Sheatcr.
Gic Soriteuung maj mirflih I'M.
terbrodlen moroeu. Auf ser @iihne
traf idl obcr nod oie MitaIicocr
un0 Sen Gireftor. fie itanoen s%riont-
men mo 5erbradeu lid oie aopfe,
mas mir moi! pniiiert fem f6nnte.
Y1eim GrIdeinen errelte cine begreii.
lidle Seniation. o6cr mcine Grjdb'
lung nilr0e init cinem unglIubigeit
S1feIn aulgenommen.
.g9er mciB. mo ou qetpeien biit!"
ingte ulcinc 9rullt itntppiih. uno
fofettierte nit DEM iulcuolihen So
mitcr. Zen aerl hobe i'd ME Iciocn
m0qcir. Sum SdluB aiug nod al.
les beiicr, pie i'd geoodlt. i'd mlrOe
niht cntIaiien, aud meine @raltt
pur0c mir mic0er trGI. 1oS
id)Iinmitc mar. idl mllrOe bon einem
&at BON a%olegen perurtcilt, oenl
2iriftor sic 9an3e Gtnnabmc oeS
llnqIiif 3obenos 81 ericben uno oieie
betrug % Nlart uno 50 Yicnnig!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

Gin freitr Widuu belBt. mcy
Woftca NSllcH iu:. uno mas @olt
tim ms 3tr5 BcldrIcbcn, uoa,
trlItgt; ncr aDer DER 6Hrd}t 3liieri
1er III EN- anedt, mo luer al5
slllrd]t etluas TIT, en- nlt0ttAta lle:
Grnit NurIG 4rn0I
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

odnoea titlten. Sur Eir tam in Die=
lem Nngenblit Ser SberreoiiIeur her
slngeltlr5t. fabtc Wlat5i.oe bel DEN
9annen, ~fsiielts lie, itopits ifr einen
RnebeI in Nen N}uno uno uerbtno ihr
nit einem Suh bic auaen.
~Sie MAIDEN oas ults9e3eidnet, "
faste sr. rSie ieb,u pirtIid 10 oaoIis
oou aus" uno 81 ben Operoteuren,
Die beim 6eniter an Dem 4pparats
itanoeu Hno IeioenIhaftIi4 bic Sur
bel orehten, meinte er:
rPa6en Sic MIR gut ouf, oieier
9eiiftsnusOrud lift bsrrIit Oos
miro Elm Slim eriten Hanges," =
MatbiIos b6rte nun, ME Die oers
tIeioeten GiinitIer ole SdrGnte ouss
rGumten, ben Shmudtaiteu lserten
mo ourf oc3 ebcucroiac 6enitcr uie.
Der in ben Odrten ipran9en.
Der Sberre9ifeur nnbm ite INN Sic
9iften uno tru9 lie tort aus benz
Simmer. Dine eieentIit an ben 9an=
sen Spab mebr 5u benton, itrdubte
ii6 Matbiloe beitig. purpe ober BON
BEN trdftigeu Monns binouSges
idIeppt. SINNER pieoer REF CT:
rIu8ge3eiGnet, ausge3sihnet, oos
pirb Elm SeufotiousfiIm eritsn Hans
gesl~
Sic fiblte, ME fs burd ben Oar
ten uno in bas Nuto aehoben tpnroe.
IngeturbeIt mar bsrsits. es tuotterte,
ratterte Der &rnftnugen iebte Iih
in 8eEpe9ung. Wntbiloe tonnte nidt
feRen. nidt reoen, iie mertte nur, lpie
man UNI bic Gde bog. Nun muBte
bod 9ebaIten nerben.
Sbre 8orousisbung trof Elm.
Oas @uto itoppte, Der Wagen>
idIae tpurbe oufgemodt, ie berouss
9eboben uno iahts auf Die 8ortellz
bnnt geIegt. Nber mos mar bns2
9as n1r gang lpioer bic 8erabree
Dung. Noh nenigen Setunoen b0rte
ie, DAP Iih oos Auto pieoer in Be
rpe9un9 ieBte unO cine Stimme rjei
Ibr gu:
.@uf 8ieoerieben! go. bog mar
pirtlit Elm GsaIotionsfiIm Gle
iperosn Thuuen!"
Wie Inn9e WtatbiIoe ouf Der 9ant
lag, puBte ie ielbit niht. oenn tie
fpurbe obnmattia. 4bcr plDBIia
fihlte fie. oab lie pjsber Cuff betom.
9pr ibr itono bic a0din. Die ibr
oas 9ud bon ben 4ugen rib, ie an
imtierte uno idrie:
rWa8 lit oepn QeIteben? Wos
tiegen Sic pa? Sic boben in bic
9dnbe o%ebunben2"
WathiIoe er3dbIte, nohoem iEr Ole
9Gnbe QeI0it lp0ren. buB Elm Seuiu-
tionsfilm oufgenommen noroen lei,
uno ooB pnhrihejnIit) Der OberreQii=
ieur pergefen hobe, ibr ben anebel gu
nebmen uuo bic 8iuoe un0 6eisIn
gu l0Ien. Die 9epeisne Regiments
todter traute bieien Dprten nitt.
ionOern jagte nnh Der 9ina 3uriid.
sd TONNE pom Wartt," er3Gblte
tie nuf benz Neg. .unp lab sic bier
nit oerbunoensn 4ugen uno oebun=
bentn 6dnbeu Iieoeu. 1orerIt babe
i'd mid nm Sic betimmert. rper peib.
tpns oa in Der 8iua los lit. aommen
Sic, tommen Sie,,@
Die bsiben Mdofen it|ir3ten in bic
8iQa Is mar oIles %oeruubt, bos
SilberSeu9 berIdtpunoen, Der Shmut
Der &lnitIerin par meg. islbit Dds
ide bate man 9eitphisn uno aues
gargeIb mitgenommen.
Nur bic 3ipei 4pporate itonben nod
auf ibrem VluB. als man ndber
trat. madtt man bic Gntoedunq, onb
es Ieere Stotips nit 0oI3tditen bar.
auf paren, iiber bic idpor3e 5ii6tr
gebreitet paren.
Der Seniotion3fiIm mar sin Grid
elmer Ginbreherbonoe; ober bon ibrey
5beoterperriidtbeit bat aud oieie Sc.
iaidte Die Silbe nid9t gebeiIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

r0err 60ritcr, / mod)t' MIR
froan, mics beuer nit ole Sdu'
IIebt; braidle z Il wiroa oune iijr
Die @ofIog02"
pGa, brolld)cn tam i lido mieOa
mebrere; ober ld)marj MADDEN III
/ lclber; uori9'a Sabr wdrcu !
ourd Den Heaeu boio micoa neib
g'moru bl$ sur &ngo."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

@erehte nrri ii itung.
@IGubiger: oSebt baben sic aud
rod ole reid)e @cirot iid) eutgeben
iaiicn - Sic iino ia ein aau5 b0S.
iuiuiger GduIbner!"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
X-RAYJOB NO SLVECURE
BEHIND LINES, SAYS EXPERT
Captain Leon SosCohen Returned Worked Day and Night
by Chostiy Lght-Shrdpnel in Lungs Cut O,cn Way Out

Working for eight days and nights
with not a full nights sleep was part
of the bit which Captain Leon Soils =
Cohen, 1926 Walnut street, just re e
turned from France, did for his coun-
try, in command of a mobile field n
ray surgical unit during the Marine
Aisne offensive.
ut was during the Marine offensive. ="
said Doctor Soils Cohen today, ''and
while as many as 400 wounded Ameri-
can soldiers in the twenty four hours
passed through our hands for screening
and furoscopy that an event unique.
as far as l know, in war surgery, oc-
Cured.
DIR. Cohen took from his pocket a
good sized block of shrapnel,
Just Dropped Out
~ had located this in the lungs Of
wounded man. 1t was plainly photo
graphed on the screen. I'm turning the
wounded soldier over upon his back
for the operation something heavy
dropped on the floor. The surgeon
picked it up; it was this piece Of shrap-
mel. looked at it also. In shape
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
DEATHS

TRACY.-Aprll IS JAMES. TRACY, sr.
Eslstvss and friends invited to ssrvMIf.:
5 5s.y 5S,,. Srt. Fi;leE ~ 81 l., 6qHs;!.sa %Sss. st,
g 9! s AS' w.. +Sss +s Is:% Y,
R::s ;;ESSS: z ISssf %SssSn II:
'..WkLsT@hs!fII e. CHARLES. husband "a
ssnss Of !? SON rRo.nss Wslsb; 5iSN t6th ..s 4
ss mass @ Int rfaSs" Ss sspSs 81 Gem chGGS %ao
W%TKIys. sudasGIy,, April a. ANSA .i,S!
aged 20. Reistives and friends INVITED %
5ss S9sFs a. 'Sy'Gsr iH Srva TsuFs vy R Gem en- 'tss
Ssw s. HT.S wsn, APE ~ hEAH
isS ivy & ..' rS.aS. Il sS'h s sx Ht RI
III sTESGss ,SS ;.s nR
Watkins. ssed !. ReIstiVs. and friends in.
vlted 10 funeral services. Thurs, ? p. n.
St 'hi int ''afns pTs of ~ H' fiji GEM at'' sGs
msy Er yis~ed VII Nr1i 'ftsT + = WAT.
Hgshs Rs.rSs eng friend: i9y!sS 4sSrp s
l"VS V%StESR&bKpr assfn!oTP IN" 20 HAIRY C.. hus
Ss.d cs.s4 q s and s.Pss FSSSs %sS.hd a"f s
and friends invited to funeral. Thurs, $40
a m. sisters residence. Catharine Kline.
rSureS 1S ic M mi. sn Holy s' Redeemer de "s Gem
y wStLBRAHAM At tn. Gslbraith Apart
miR,' TSip ss1ttf sXsR4 cEIrzAnE5THo o" d6HEE& ARf
widow Of John, J Wilbraham: Rele snd
6rsTa inSssd a. 70 at f. Rp
list Gnu N, Pacific below Pennsylvsnia ave.
Atlsntie ,CitS 1T NJ Psass ss n Sem; Phlls, TnGn
arrival tran leaving Atlantic city y. m.
via pslswsse river rrr sr'dffGir nn dffGiirrrrr w,t. =,
r.,s wiNihnMS wiiiism william Williams tnss AnIey>. Rcs
Georss' TictoriI Lodge invited TO funersl
asnss ssTTs' Robert BuScan an issi Msvne ':
Int. Northwood CEN Remains may he
daughter OF late William and Mary stbson.
aged SO Relatives and friends invited TO
uTr MsrE 40 oS.r sasS 9sSFGs rssae 's;
Germantown. Services st, i.uks's Church
|: 80 p N Ini ot,iysi,s1 .,,.o ", ,,.r
ss W9lsSiC fSk t. IN l1Hfe Of fsn srpof% worsmd,h !
Relatyss and friends invited e funeral m r. .;s ssrv'
w3ETH!N%STTSsNI %Ts =, 7l2ox On APsm Is isls
friends. also Covenlnt Lodge, No. 450 +.
and 4 NJ; Cosmopolitan Lodge, No 2sS.
4 ot sno CsrDerssi,lis kodEe az wed O. svs o.
ITsrrac St Funeral services nt Christian
SYiEERiiEs. Ap5n 2s; JENNIE c. n:s ,n.s
Tt.s Of ,reEG. NTTssn are nvted TO
si;sr6 funeral, Thurs p m: from from. near sr
meet train leaving Reading IeFmihai i'-'
- n, st ChurChVille station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

and size it was tho counterpart of
the foreign body the screen had pic
tured. Could it have dropped from the
lungs? Such thing had never been
heard Of.
II asked the surgeon not to operate
until | had taken new y ray. Sure
enough this time the screen showed
no foreign body in the lungs And
so the dangerous operation of cutting
TO extract the shrapnel was avoided in
this instance"
Dr. Leon Soils Cohen is the son of
DR.. Solomon Soils Cohen. He entered
the service as first lieutenant in August.
1917. He was sent to Oglethorpe to the
mcdical officers training camp and
trained as roentgcnologist under Ma
jor Mangcs
In May. 1918. he went overseas. and
after attending the N-ray school at
Tours was assigned to a divisional san
itary train. His unit was never more
than from two TO five miles from the
fighting line. and was often exposed
to German bombing raids. In Feb.
lUary he received his commission as cap
tain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Certified Public Accounting

Certified Public Accountants are
in great demand. The School Of
Commerce covers every phase Of
accounting from the elementary to
the most advanced. There is full
day course, a morning course and an
evening course. Opportunity is given
to start second-year subjects June 2
in the morning. Come and complete
them by August II. A faculty Of
specialists give individual instruc-
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Advertising

An intensive evening course now
being organized in Advertising gives
the student the opportunity to com.
plete the regular years work by
August II.
New courses in Bookkeeping,
Commercial Arithmetic, Penmanship,
Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg) and
Typewriting begin May 1. Write
or phone at once for detailed infor-
nation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

oproRrrIITYs S2Is FOR BOYS
cui etmI2ent PARTING easy work for clean.
2 sl.25 American League bs sebaii ST IS
benco felders slove and your choice OF
Eprchts, repEesenilns the publishers Of The
saturday Evening Post. Carfare will be
paid to boys wGS RRaMt|uf,s sp2l|Y fer details
CENTER PHILADELPHIA
' R"hSISsG WEsT st. b,fIp HGnWSE pkEr Sri M,pevi'
3tlt Barring st; Arthur Flack
4S22 Wallace St. |. Cranmer.
3o@ 4 Sith ST. ST; sS Ames Johnston. johnston.
5d"I 51"I x. = s;nut ssd st.; Henry T ] ]Win,sr.
40 40 $: DIST st.; 4. Wanamaker.
I 9a. sof@fp R@er Tye .i s,,t NJ H. snrSs PiGSi1sOn
"'.o ,a.o soTTH PHIIHPEtPHM Iiq5 Pfffa0s'"'
:,i,s S5,s Tasker e r,s, g, John cunningham.
DARBY. PA
NoRT1HH Is'i PHiLADELPHIh A6isIrI' ,If
a4 AZ ordon aah ST. s' wism HilEsn5 sys CeYn''ss
33s4. y. S,h St: Joseph Mercer.
49,; =. 18th ST.; Theoai RsImeI;
440s y. 18th St; Gerald Wilt.
1910 y. Warnock St; Don. Burt.
5l2l Knox St: Roy Glenn.
80 W. Tulpehocken St; Robert Arndt.
It34 Boyer St: John Butterworth.
200. F; chelten aye; f. Trefren1Eer,
54lT y. Front St: l.. Rowland.
SO3l Pine road, Fox Chase: Harold Fluck.
1855 Helen ST.; FRAIK 19hS GaysGp' Fnsn
1925 Margaret ST.: AL Young.
TACoNY
8B45 Edmund ST. John Davenport
ROXBOROCGH
400 Lyceum ave, John Entwisle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

OPERATORS wanted on two-needle and
single needle hemstitch machines aiso
opera tors on single needle rufner. Apply 70
MIR. Franklin. Camden Curtain and Bmproid-
ery Co, Front and Pearl ats. Camden. \. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETc.
"a, HOWARD VINCENT

stock. in fine condition, ready for delivery,
Including stool and scarf or 26 rolls OF music
MmyI5 ana 5enGh and one years tuning free
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS. s145 up. 1.B0 wk.
o,o coo HOWARD VINCENT
S86-S3S-S40-S42-S44-S46 N. 9TH ST.
- Established SO years
HAVE your 85.note player made TO play as-
:, note music rolls: only t35; work guaranteed
Wm. -ooran. 1921 Lancaster aY. Preston 1891
RECoRDs--MUsIC ROLLS
Bought. sold exchanged. sIo7 Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

BOY wanted for general work in large
office; excellent future for boy Wit, inifi.
stive and ambition. Apply. eighth door OF
Anlerlcan Stores Co. 4O6 Noble st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

GREENEWALD'S
MECHANICAL OR CIVIL ENGINEER. ex-
perienced IN general building lines con-
tracting lines: foreman machine shop small
pa rts: manufacturing foreman: foreman ham
die laborers: craftsmen. detailers: sales en-
gineer machine shop practice steel or iron
treatment: experienced assistant to manage
in employment business: technical man re-
quired, prof1t-sharing basis; assistant em-
ployment manager. female, interviewer; pri-
vate secretary. handl" details stenogra phor
law office: head bookkeeper. take charge /:
bookkeeper. machinery experience: cost ac-
countant manufacturing or machinery en-
perience. $4,000; bOOkkceper hotel: eXperl-
enced hotel cashier sl25; credit manager
retail jobhing or merchr ndsng experience; !;
some excellent offers for executive men and
women with clean records write the secre-
tary for blank and booklet: no enrolment
charges $50 1lth. Established since 1897.
BUSINESS SERVICE 90, lllG Land Title,
ACCOUNTANTS-Seni S50-SGO; C.. p
A., as auditor with large corn. $1,000 ,ip
BOOK oK'PERs-Factory and office, s2O-s5O
CHEMlST-Dye wood, metals. $500 up
ENGINEERs-Design engines. pumps. $4,000;
drop forge press and electric welding; civil
with knowledge OF building supplies
ALESMEN-Varnish. radiators. eec. sup.
TENDENTS-Fnrn. fac. $4,000;
gray iron foundry $4,000 up yearly
STENOG'RS & PRIV. SECS (I). $lS-$3O.
CAPABLE MEN-sales. office and technical.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

sALEswoMEN -
FOR SEVERAL. DEPARTMENTs
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKE ER'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
LOST AND FOUND

a brown overcost, cor.
n-tS snd Pima SITS about : =. m. sApril
90 erder return TO Z. n. Campbell, 3@S :.
4Ith st. reward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
WANTED


OLD CLOTHES BOUGHT
Cast-off clothing wanted; mems old suits.
coats. trousers, shoes, etc. ladies' clothing Of
All descriptions and evening clothes bought;
there aiv many users for your old clothing
When YOU discard 1t; don't sell for prac-
ticaliy nothing; we have big demand for
thIm IN and give you big prices: our buyers
Write: call or telephone Fiibert 2t72
NJ SEtLGSOHN CLOTHING CO.. S40 ~ 9Th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
II MEMORIAM

EoSENRERG.--ln loving memory ot my
,S,"F' SALLlE, who passed away April 40.
''iN' HClDA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

sTENoGRAPHER experienced, with hish
school education. by old-established mer-
camille house good salary will be paid the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

sTENoGRAPHERs
CApABtE or DOING GOOD WORK
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANANAKER'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WASTED-Cooks, housework girls and
mothers helpers. Miss Rose Dougherty,
1913 Girard ave
WANTED. at Episcopal Office, 3t9 s. 18TH
cooks waiircsses chaulhermeids. nurscs.
FARM HANDS and dairy hands and mar
ried men, white and colored. AIS Race ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
Don't Sell Your Tewelrv

Get our estimate: we buy from all iarse
jewelers.. department stores and indiyiduais; ;
established over so years. Diamonds. Jew
slry. Brlc.s ;brac: old Gold and silver; We
LEE CO. I12 WALNUT ST.. Estah 1aAN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

OPERATORS on Manchester shirts, single
and double needle power machines: ideal
surroundtass; exceptional opportunity for
yaneed pay; few learners taken: paid while
LEARNING Miller Bros. Co.. Metropolitan
BLDG. s. W. cor. Broad and Wallace Ste
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Highest prices paid for diamonds. old cola.
cts bought. 1900 Filbert st.. second aosr.
CAST-OFF CLOTHING
wanted. Gentlemen, don't throw your old
clothing away. as We pay you the right price
for suits, oveiSoats, trousers. shoes. also ftill
dress suits. We call any time YOU wish In
or out Of town. Write. Pass 4 Berkowitz,
111O w. Columbia ave. Phone Poplar 8si.
OLD CLOTHES. ladies'. mems or boys suits
over coats. shoes, hats: we positively pay
aOoe more. Send postal. call or phone Dict-
inson 6lh5 We call. city. country day.
evening. Friedman Bros. 1444 South at.
ANTIQUE. furniL' re- old china. old jewelry.
gold. silver. false teeth. diamonds An
tlaues. 62s Chestnut. Phone Walnut 7028
ANTIQUES. carpets. rugs, beds. parior sets.
davenports, so-carts. paper rags. metals,
II U-Need a furn. man. Safety First Junk
Co. 3I12 Lancaster ave. Preston 1855.
ANTIQUES and mod. fur. feather beds.
mar vases .brok. Jew. ! high prices. White
CAsT-oFF clothing wanted: ladies' and chill
dren's clothes a specially: best prces. Phi.
Moriet 2+4s w or call II. Stern. sal N. 4th.
CAsT.oFF clothing, shoes and hats bought
send postal: Sneidman. 922 Poplar ST
FURNITURE. carnets. needed badly: highest
prices paid 20iS Ridge ave Ponlar 334l
CLEANING UP TIME-we buy what YOU
don't want. Ruback. 400 y. Goth. Bel. 7S47.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30

BRICKLAYER wanted. practical. accustomed
to snoring and underpinning. apply Sat
after q A. M at 23l4 Wood st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-30
BOARDING

18TH. NJ. 1s4S-Eiersnt room and board
for . gentlemen: modern imnrovene ents
steam heat and electric light Phone D!a.
NICELY furnished rooms and board. SUBJ
urban: private family. 501s Marvins
st. Lnaan. AsssN
COLUMBIA AVE, S22-F'irst-class board,
SO per week: warm rooms; phone.
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the seventh and ninth rounds, but IL
was the same as in his former bouts
he proved too anxious 10 ilniSh lhc
bout. and missed several ierrihc swings;
From the first, the fans were assured
that the hight was TO be for blood. Inc
lighters argued between themselves IN
the ring. Both held themselves II!
somewhat. but it was WINNER that 'et
throughout the opening round, Dut
Stewart countercd with many soma
blows. to earn u draw, HIS rl|sc lhh'-
ing was better than the PlttSburghrr'
second round and earned 4 5000 de-
cislou. lie ran mo left hook TO inc
stomach but aside from THIS " inner u'd
not show anything. , -.
Wimlcr opened the third round by
rushing Goo" to the ropes. ana landed
four solid blows in succession, 10 Stew
arts body and face. Stewart rctallatcu
with u left swing 10 jaw. and fought
draw. An incident that oT"uEht i.e
fans to their feet was. when both fight
crs. missed hard left swings to head. At
The same instant.
Stewart outpo!ntcd WINNER in the
fourth. fifth and sixth round. II"
worked his left hook 10 fine advantage.
landing on Winters face ut will. rock
ing him considerably. Several times
Wimler opened up with rush. but 1t
would last only an instant
Several terrific letts To the jaw, daz"I
seventh round. and for u time It looked
as though the fight was near = tlni$n.
but Stewart missed Il left and right :"
head. and lost his opportunity.
WINNER came back strong in IN"
eighth and by his rushing tactics took
the round. for he kept Stewart on u"
defense. busy blocking blows.
Stewart seemed to get pCcvcd in II"
; opening ot the ninth. when Wimler hut
ted him in the face TN two occasions.
He cornered the PittSburghcr twice. and
pounded away without mercy on VIM
lrr's body. II" again missed ChanC"
to end the fight by being too anxious,
The bell found them smuggling away. AMI
the second had to rush into the ring e.
separate them.
I'll" final round resulted in a draw.
The fighters seem TO take turns in
rushing. although GOO" seemed to get
IN the more solid blows.
In the scm-final Of six rounds. Billy
Williams, OF Martins Ferry. again WON
over Young Myers. by Il wide margin.
Except in on" or two instances Myers
, did not show much.
Frankie Ritz lost 10 Wild" Colley. by
a foul, when he hit low in the third
round
Young Crock won over Young LETTERS.
Of Martins Ferry. by wide margin IN
the curtain raiser.