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Evening journal., 1919-02-11
DeUalera, Slim Feiner, Presents
IreIand'S Claims Qt Paris
BY The United Press.


fiProie leader who recently
English prison. has arrived Paris according
received today
Daeo providing the above dispatch confirmed probably viii present
10 the British parliament East Glare.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
Steamer KWarra Disabled at Sea
BY The United Press.


QUEENSTOWN. lis o. early today fom
disabled 400 miles
Of Sclly
Kwar IS a steeIs steamer Of 5sl6 tons built in 1910
Evening journal., 1919-02-11

The
made by Marshall Foh for military on probably o,ns
OF stagee points 10
OF % present armsi which she armstoe
scheduled TO be renewed February
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
ORLEY WOULD RIP CONCRY REPEAL OF STATE INCOME TAX Law
NO PEACE IF THE
TERMS ARE MORE
SEVERE ON HUNS
BY The United Press.


ImN FEB Mahas Er7heruer member Of tho
commission declared interview
dspachS hcre today 's -
III the conditions
say - ' -os@
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
Polish Troops Take Bresf-Lifousk
BY The United Press.


Biasok and kosel from the Bshek announced today
OF
Kovel IS miles southeast o restIltoysk
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
Hun Loyalists Win Bremenshauen
Bv The United Press

Feb troops occupied
haven and Geestemunde, announced today.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11

A feeling OF security goes with
CLOVER DAIRY MlLK.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11

CLOVER DAIRY MILK
Clarified, pasieurized and pures''
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
WEATHER

Fair, warmer tonight; We'd
nesday unsettled and warmer;
moderate winds; becoming
south.
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RECIPES FOR A DAY.

Tuna Fish SalaG-Dpeu can Of
fish and then turn into sieve ard
quickly rinse under tie cold water
Turn into a china dish and then shred
fine sufficient amount oi cabbage
10 measure one cup. Place IN NIX
ing bowl and add ono green pepper
chopped fine. one grated onion, two
tablespoons Of finely chopped parslcy
the faxed tuna fish
Toss gently with a fork 10 mix anl
ten turn into a nest OF lettuce leaves
and serve with Russian dressing
Tomato Rose Salad-Ihrce towa-
toes, lettuce, one cup spaghetti, cooked
onc onion mlyonnaiSe dressing.
Peel and ice nice ripe tomatoes; ar.
range bed of shredded lettuce ON
plates. cut tomatoes IN etghth'. almost
through, and open Ike a rose; place
tomato on lettuce and illl with cold
spaghetti and onion chopped fine
cover with mayunnaiSe dressing and
serve AT once.
Cream Of Carrot Soup-One and
one.half cups grated carrots, three
and one-hali cups whole milk, one and
one half teaspoons butter. one and
one-half tablespoons flour, one half
small onion, one teaspoon salt. few
u ans OF mace.
Combine the carrots, milk. onion
and mace in double boiler and cook
tin carrots are done, abou, forty
mlnu,cs Remove onion. add the butter
and flour crrsmed together with the
seasoning and cook at least ten min
utcs and serve.
Blackberry Gelatine--Two table
spoons gelatin, ,wo-thirds cup water,
two tablespoons lemon juice, three
! cups S,ewed fresh or canned black
berries one cup sugar.
Heat the berry Juice and sugar
add gelatin which has been soaked
for twenty minutes IN water and stir
until dissolved. Remove from heat
add the lemon juice and berries and
pour INTO moldl to set.
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Mrs. William NJ. Anderson OF 4l'
East Twelfth street returned Satur
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for the past week her cousin. Mss
Ruth State,on oi Albuquerque, y.
VI who will leave tomorrow, having
stopped over on her way home from
Missouri. where she has spent the
summer IN compliment to her guest
Mrs. Witt entertained with an in
formal musicale last evening.
On Saturday evening Mrs : !
Detlor OF sO3 West Fifteenth street
gave a swimming party at Shepherds
lake for Miss Sta,eSon when those
present included Miss Grace Wood
ring, M6S Stella Taylor, Mrs. A. c.
Jarrett. Mr.. II. Wand. Mr Creed
Taylor and Mr.. II. Anderson. An
other party will be gwen tonight,
also a, Shepherd, lake.
Miss Hazel Stout. OF go West
Twenty second stree, lett last even
Ing for Chickasha. where she will
spend several days.
Miss Clara Bassctt OF Sapulpa,
who spent several days last week
with Mrs. 6. I. De,lot. will return
overland the last OF the week with
her mother, Mrs, Mabel Bassett, and
remain for few days visit. after
which Mrs. Dc,lor will accompany
them home.
Y y q
Miis Geneva Wilslcy of 1896 West
Thirty eighth street, left Saturday
night for her home in Matyvlllc, Mo,
where she will spend her iortnigh's
vacation.
& = Y
Mrs. William NJ. Anderson OF 4l0
East Twelfth street returned Satur-
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day from Sulphur and Ardmore,
where she spen, two weeks In Ard.
more SHE was the guest OF Mrs
Crayton S. Brooks,
Mr.. Anderson, who i, grand secre-
tary OF A. +. and A. NJ. returned
Sunday morning from visit 10 the
Asher lodge No. 2jB at Asher, Okla
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Japanese Active in Chile.

SANTIAGO, Chile Aug u -
Newspapers call attention TO the eS
tcn,lyc purchases OF mining proper
'ir, hy japanese IN th,lc. It IS said
that more than SiOwpoD is invested
in copper and iron properties along
the northern railway Recently Japa-
nesc have taken options on coal acre
age surrounding the naval port OF
Talcahuauo. Iu,t north OF Concep.
cion. The newspapers add the mum
ber Of Japanese coming here is grow
INC steadily.
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NEW YORK, Aug. II -CSpeCialJ
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage OF Janet Bcrohcr. the act
rc,,, who was Mrs. Martha Wynl-
hlm Gucgcnhrimcr and sister o'
olive Wyndhlm the actress, 10 DE-,
Richard Horace Hoffman OF lOjI
Madison avenue City Clerk i J.
S,uIly performed the CEREMONY ~ the
marriage license bureau Mrs Hoii-
man. who is the daughter OF Mrs. q.
!. Wudham. wa, divorced from hcr
ir., husband. Harm VI Giggcuhelm
e.. at White PLAIN, on March 81 oI
th', year.
Mr, Hoffman appeared in The
Woman in Room l." and The Ac'
compl,Jc' and also PLAYED the leading
role IN the BclaSco production, The
Purple Road" IN 1918 II was in l9lS
,ha, .he net her first husband who
was the son oi Mrs Randolph Gug-
genhcimer Of q2} l'ii'h ayenuc and
oi the late II Randolph GugGenhelm-
cr. i.rst borough president OF Map
haitian ,-r
Dr. Hoffman i, the CON ot Dr. L
Franz Hoffman Of l0N Madison ave
nue.. Aiter the wedding trip DR. and
Mrs. Hoffman will reside in This city
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COOKING Teachers Tips.

|, is said the flavor of shrimp is
improved il boiling water is poured
over them shortly before they are to
be served. But be sure and immedi-
aiely drain /, off
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BY Marie Mauk.

EU luncheon today III the home
80 Of Miss Dorothy Nhlteiord,
Last Fourteenth street when the
Nsses will include Misses Eliza
Whi,eiord, Marjorie Harris,
Fothy Whiteiord Gladys Gilbert,
tine Lambert, Bcryl Barnett and
kabeth Keller OF Norman Misses
rgaret Toolcy Of Purcell, Jessie
kerson OF Edmond, Helen Berry OF
Fman and Joanna and Ma'cne
aeiier will be among the additional
sts.
T y Il
fr. and Mrs Iheo NJ Green and
{ daughter. Dorothy, OF 2Ol1 North
lrtel avenue, accompanied by Mr.
Mrs w Green and son. Rcgn-
OF 80o West Sixteenth street and
+. j Bewley lett this morning tor
motor trip to- Colorado Springs,
IRE they will spend month, On
ir way home they will make a brlci
I in Pine Bluff. Ark
4 Il y
irs Ross +, Thomas and daughter
IS Laura Dean 1homa. OF 7jl West
Fenteenth street arrived home Satur
night after a months visit in Chi
20, where Miss 1homa, stud ed
ssic dancing I'm route home they
mt several DAYS in Bloomington
with old friends.
fr {. H. Popr oi 7Oi Yves, Fii.
nth street lrit Saturday iur Duropt,
ere he win spend vrd.
s
inS Eleanor Nwlth of NaNNiIlr,
:, arrived fudar g. N,'t h'c sister
$ { I'd. N'urm 'ad MI etulm oi
! West tlgh'c.Hil street Iut ol
fortnight ~, he's HlI0 also be
the gncd OF Miss h.ren..r Rice oi
~ W est lnirt, .tHIN~tr.
8 "
tr' Mabel ltoll>cnuc. daughter %,
and Mrs.. George W ldrri'u Of
West EIGHTH stree, returned
lurday night irnm New York where
arrived two wcek' aso after n'ne
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months beng spent at the Amer
university al Bcaune, France.
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uaus",e,S, M'SSe' IcIjc1n anu
u,oe oi %7p ''"SNcn n"u'c'a'p arc
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ouRh To Eureka springs, wlrte thcy
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iel, hat can be utilized Tor th', pur-
pose.
Put weights into the hem, Of sum
mer sash curtains and they will no,
blow out OF the window or against the
screens and thus can be kept clean
much longer.
Your fountain pen will not leak II
you rub paraiiin on the thread before
scrcwlng on the head.
All milk pudding such as rice,
tapioca, etc, should be cooked slow
ly Rapid boiling destroys the flavor
and causes the milk to evaporatc
Allow four hours for the baking Of a
mix pudding
There prevails IN some parts OF
Brittany a curious marriage custom
On certain ietc days the marragcdblc
Girl, appear IN red pettlooatS. with
white or yellow borders round them
] he number OF borders denotes th'
portion the father iS willing TO give
hlS daughter Zach white band de
notes 100 francs per annum each vel
low band represents 1899 francs :
year
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Use the old brooms for a floor pol
isher. Cut down the straws and cover
with a piece OF felt or carpet. The old
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Aa1TfH 961ar fHossinlet
M Y N II HIN
n..al,t.I

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Hu$lcberrirs Corn trr'ep
Toast Coffee
Luncheon.
Ham Loaf Sandwiches
Tomato Salad
Blackberry Tie Tea
Dinner.
Clam Cocktail
Tuna Fish Salad
Baked Po,atoc, Corn
Lettuce
Stewed Frui, Coffee
Evening star., 1919-04-15
LOST Inside Enemy's Lines.

Then he hid them in the high grass
while he advanced alone and talked to
the Austrian officers at their camp
fire. Every now and then a bare
legged patriot behind him would
sneeze or kick hystericaty where the
rough grass tickled his bare legs.
~ was afraid to turn around and
look at them" said White. because
knowing Just where to look--I could
see their white legs shine. and then
I'd get SO full Of laugh that I was
afraid I'd blow up"
The 332d will be returned to Ohio
be mustered out as rapidly as possi-
hle.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
PROMISE SERVICE MEN
THEIR OLD POSITIONS
Assurance by Women Who Ac-
cepted Places From Which Men
Resigned to Enter War.

Information reaching the Department
of Labor through it's woman's section of
the information and education service
indicates that there will be no difficult
ties in the way of returning service men
finding their old jobs, taken during the
war period by women. The department
estimates that during the war period
there were more than 10000, 900 women
working for wages in the United States.
Some Of these worked for nominal
wages. but the majority, mostly in the
government service. received good pay.
, Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor. head of the
woman's division of the information and
education service, said today that re-
ports reaching the department show
that woman war workers are not show
ing an attitude of dogmatism in refus-
ing to give up their Jobs to returning
service men. Rather, she said, they are
gladly stepping down in favor of the
fighters.
These reports indicate that only in
abnormal conditions did the work of the
women fail to measure up to that of the
men and that in many cases they did
better work than the men, In heavy
construction work. naturally it was out
OF the question to use women and in
certain chemical processes it was found
detrimental to the health of women to
Evening star., 1919-04-15
|MEN Who TR|CKED
| ENEMY RETURNING
Single Regiment of Ameri-
cans in Italy Looked to Hun
Like Mighty Fighting Force.
BEWILDERED THE SPIES
BY HERBERT COREY.

NEW YORK, April live got to
feeling like one Of these trick acts in a
show" said the 332d Regiment. I'VE
weren't on the level even with our
selves"
Now the 332d Regiment is on the high
seas and on its way home. 1t may land
any day. Then it was in Italy. In the
official bulletins it was referred to as
the American forces in Italy, Later
on 1t fought and fought we'll. but at the
time it was a part Of an elaborate scheme
of fooling the enemy. The going was
bit rough with the allies at the time the
332d went to Italy. The military author.
tiles wanted to convince the boche that
the allies had plenty of men. Incident
ally they wanted to convince the people
Of the allied countries
Evening star., 1919-04-15
GE0PHONE AID TO MINERS.
War Invention Will Locate Men
Eutombed BY Accident.

Use in experiments of the geophone,
a listening device invented during the
war by the French and used to detect
enemy tunneling operations and to
locate enemy artillery. has proved the
Industrial value of the invention,
says a statement today by the bureau
of mines. Department of tho Interior.
The instrument not only has been
used with success in metal mines. in
tunnel work. but is said to be espe
cially valuable in locating miners
who have been entombed following a
disaster. Observations, however
have shown that direction can be de-
termined much more easily in rock
than in coal, says the statement
Evening star., 1919-04-15

be kept employed, particularly where
noxious gases emanated from the prod
ucts being manufactured. Officials of
the service claim that the same spirit of
patriotism that urged the women to take
war work will urge them to vacate their
Jobs In favor Of the returning fighters. :.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
ARRESTS IN NEURING CASE.
Four in Dresden Suspected Of Muir
dering War Minister.

COPENHAGEN, April 14.-Four per-
sons have been arrested in Dresden
on suspicion of having had a part in
the murder Of War Minister Neuring
SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1919-04-15

A report from Munich says that the
garrison has established a military
dictatorship in support of the Hoff-
gime seeks to oust from office.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
Col. Allen Ordered to This City.

Lieut.. Col Arthur F. Allen. engineers,
at Camp Humphreys, Va, has been or
dered to this city for duty in the office of
the chief Of engineers.
Evening star., 1919-04-15
Comes to War Plans Division.

Col. Elverton E. Fuller. General STAFF
Corps. at Camp Sherman, Ohio, has
been ordered to this city for duty in,
the war plans division.
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CLASSIFIED WAITS.

rscilsss cl nan~. mske ~ rFhe
None, refunded n ni..a asr FnrK
'fisi dcss M prove ~ W. sre noe
ready 70 furnish csrhsFrcsu ss~o icf
rcase AMI ss~s~sls ssr- WI tsr-
rish them lcr vlrs >pFs ~ sAeF'
lime. ra'irsly nee prsneirlc..s- m :
pic. plain ssss noi marine rsss.
guaranteed "a start 10 aero ~sstass
.t,hca, hsaiine ar prlniss rFemea.
aaas dsmass sa.ecs ne~ 10 use Ia
chiraxs territory, ns'iacle. esefsssis
man ~pn fsn sasnn'se .siss ssa ear.
~ sosk ef tsee 20 ssesa depending
on demand. can secure exclusive ,ss.
ri'ory and will rasiiy act so eca thI.
y-sr No special ssreslsaee n~ssa
cary Frank A uf~a1. 400 " jAs,
son nlva.. tAieaso. NJ
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sxIr nN0wS. s1ir HH6wS --,,; "

SKIP nNowS. skir DH0wS I've
COT II Two ,s, rnod farms nor,h
feass OF Gathrie. Zoe sale Zone at
wxsseo css~r az ts,Nsses, scs', lml
prossd One has "one NOTION
<.chAir Darter Sbop s ossbne,
lOAlA for sale or trade Wans wood
Fofd car. bath IN connection. This ia
a money maker for scme one.
s-Rcom houso. 9 lots northeast part
~ Guthrie, ssoooe cu, bsysnen,s \
desired.
\ s-lcom aud a.foom houses, With 70
2ois. iSrae barn. ottw improvements y
Vast Hiae. great tc saise chickens
t2.toSna. time II Desired.
Room housc. "a tcoi lof. 900
block " First street. ssooAo.
I.Room house. ctr. barn. weli
city water, ra~. other improvements
300 90.
srnoom house. 20 foot ses, on cor
mr., 500 bIoc4 tAst Springer. On car
line. $4,000 MonsoIy payments.
rioniy other rood IiArsainH. FArm
Or city sAlp iIto~r. phons So. over
iIeIIman's Harness shop. tn y First
~.
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AUXILIARY RENot'vT Depot. No
ss7. Frrs siIi. Okla, July %. lsia-=-
TbHFe VII 0s sch sf public ssctson a.
this inpos on Tussdsy. Auenst 1854
1915. toss draft mules also eavsiry
ssd sssiliefy horses. pstAes NJ
torn MIN ~ application.
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s'o caoes IN NoNvNw wssv vsxAs
on the Nav Line ss shs Santa ".

Tho Federal Railroad Aaminisisa.
iion has authorized The somplstian ~
the ne~ shsitaca iifanea ~ the
santa re nallfaad 40 take care ef lhis
years bss crops ~hnaf. Data aud
sorshums This will opsa fer I'm,
mediate settlement ana development a
sargs hloet cf nv land 10 ~hest sss
~sook.fAsHlns asction ~ oehil,rss
Ana Iianxford t'oanlisa In snrhw~at
ressa near Oklahoma a,s,n line.
.ehese ,he first oson has in nnmhsf
N essss paid far ~ land and .har-
rsstis aud hogs can hn raised ~ low
-oss Land "a ~ prairie character
sssdy for ths rIo~. m stone. ctpmrs.
30 hsasA 10 Ac cleared. ~ attractive
prices on easy terms. Climate hssi,h.
tni, rain talla during growing season
Hrite far free illustrated folder. wtv.
ing ~spersenr~ and results satsl~rs
have secured In short i!mc on small
capital r. &. Hpearsnan. sio Railway
ysfAangr, cnIeAao, "
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ron BALE Pictorial History OF ihs
World War tompietc With Peace
Terms - Authentic - Profnseiy Illus.
irated-~sis pasNs. Ttis History
should be in every Home. Order To-
day-Fuli Kraf, Leather binding gl.7E
--rlots h,rdihI -ssss. 0rsves 60
Boz 1865. Atlanta Ga.
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soR sA-e- ", room ,soassu Ars-..
csess Ia v~y es., ,s.Ss Al.c }
Fcn~s No. sna<sre. esc-s "a. ver, es.as
fer c>Al ItssA ms.s he soid sA's
ssst See a. nocley And Asmsrear
Phone ,w
fon RAIN -iisris, davidson motor
cycle, isis model. speed. twin.
rally equipped can ;ci ". Cleveland
amer a.sa
ron s.u.r Fera seass. E~ca A.
n's' Sc vAs 'ispsv. fora Asss'
- --------f - <~-A..-.----.-.
tpR kAi1 -iiorst, lnSuss asd
hafr, Can 1854 Garfield avenue.
uelyea Addition
ron SALE 200 arrcs. miles from
cis,. - cfeek e"ssem. iss pscyea
balance pasture wsf, wa,ss and little
timber; fcsm hosse. iars. havs.
good douhls grasaryi criy ss;.ca pee
sore. on iIhetal terms.
We'll improved 20. close - city al
ssooe per ass
Good iso ii Sic,o psr acre
RS v. !. nvsckmar.
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ron SAI.E~-Dne 1917 Ford sourins
car, In excellent condition, also Que
isle model Ford touring car IN Tood
condition Dne passenger, six cyl
inder Paige car; one six eyiindes
klfsel car. five paaNenges. one Dodss
touring ear All Ia good condition
cali al Geriarhs Motor Company.
~ aga East lIsrrisens
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f.Aplfs-l "A never sco lsis Cor
Saint rnais rssie's- SAFE ssa
certain IN fens 81 he moss obstinate
ans ahrefmai eases rsliy esarsa-
tied. Write for free proof ov s~sd
i~e dollars for hos ef dosble strength.
NNia'one Co. bos ss-a Sasssilis.
Tenn.
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wB n6ssisossrs . essSsrsSsr 4.
4 rss1 ears vhich n sssrsssee1 10
give desoos ths niIeass over sr,
|ssher o0ssssssw svss eosstruoesd re-
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sThASED-A light hay bofse. sAsss
- possds. sss bess taken - ~
ne = ~ fsss ~ niles avn ssx
neFfasess corner Of the city. 0vssr
eAs hses ssne BY caIBse ., shs place
eaysns espsssss ef Keep and for ,hls
adveF'isemsst rsd Ns1d>s.
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NA erovn feather ssst ss.s. q.
iveee 0sssrie and cssseest ,c,6.
1ssrsdsy. Fio..sr please return se
Leader office.
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tOsT--Biaek Bill solds. oonfainIns
bilis asd Santa " check. Reward
v refspsd to Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

ron sAf~E Nos. poss<sslos Sept
nv property 81 2. yohi<. esaol
Everything ecUps~se ". r. rj<lA
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

ron HAisE~~)ne young hui. calf COL
North Division n. VI Malone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-16

, Sfkolafwhips In Southwestern
sns!srss University. Oklahoma city;
tood for 9 months course. day oi
tight: prlce Teu tsi0, Doli.ls each.
sairens. Leader. GvfbriA.
FOR SALE -Psaches as sUs Hasles'
farm. miles north. rae. Phone
X II. 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
DEATHS

residence Of son-in-law. Edward K. Hoist:
$50 s. Sonestosa ST. Int. private. Fernwood
saSd %rgflHMs y isss }ssf ws%: e. wSSi
yIted TO funeral Mon. s D. m. 2SsS W
Turner st, Phlla. Remains NAV be viewed
at Richboro. Gem. Chapel Tues. 245 p.
M m,r Iqt r, ,RIiShborG FIl % Cem' t,r,.rN VIRGINIA
daughter Of late Thomas and Adele Frances
Wrisgins. AGED 7o RelatiysSss ard tnriias tdT,einids
st. Germantown. Tues. p. m. Int. pri-
Vate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF

YOUNG WOMAN. cultured and educated. de.
adult. A 800. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
WANTED
Cast-Of Clothing

WANTED-Gentlemen, do not get rid Of your
cast-or clothing. but get your right price
on them. Jacobson will buy your clothes,
any size. color or make; will pay high prices
for suits and overcoats. trousers. shoes: also
full-dress suits: will call any time you wish.
In or out of town. Write or call l.. jacobson.
OO0 DlnCE AILE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

GIRLS wanted that are experienced at rum
ming ribbon through lace on knitted un-
derwear; clean work with good pay. Law
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

HELPERS wanted for permanent position.
Apply American Railway Express. 18th
and Market ste. -as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver, platinum. plated ware. old
styis jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est 1917. J. l.. Clark. rehner. s07 SAMSON.
CASH gf ss.r 81 ~ Is ss rS iss.' :: ss issA a;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

HOSIERY knitters and stoppers on points
new machines: white work; steady work
OF age paid while learning. Hygienic
Fleeced Underwear Co.. 24ib N. Howard st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

EXPERIENCE 9bAR6EMsS AW6MSN oLAzERs
GOOD WAGES. STEADY WORK: NO La
BoR TROUBLE. APPLY TO 2 BLUAiEN-
ROE ST. GATE.