Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 10

I WHONNEDAY MAY LEBANON DAILY NEWS, LEBANON, PA. PAGE YELLOW CABS BUSY ON STREETS Citizens of Lebanon have watched Co. of with considerable the inauguration the Yellow Cab interest; but few, no doubt, know the complete history of the Yellow Cab idea of which this company in a 1tve and vital part, The Yellow Cab Co, of Lebanon local institution nanced by capital and operated by local men, but the idea back of the company originated less than 10 years ago in Chicago. Since the innovation of this Fellow idea, the demand for taxicab service in all parts of the country has grown 8O rapidly that today there are 1033 Tellow Cab operators in 711 towns. Every one of these compantes are soparate corporationa, Just as the Yellow Cab Co.

here in Lebanon, but they hove all based their policy upon the Fellow Cab system as tablished by the parent company In Chicago. basis of Fellow, Cab operation 18 (1) low rates (2) carefully selected drivers. Since 1920 tendency of rates charged by Follow Cab operators throughout the country has been radically downwardico whereas, betore 1920 it uncommon to in A taxicab. It is now unusual to pay 90 conts or $1.00 for a mile ride pay more than 60c for this same diatance and much less for succeeding miles. Mr 11.

G. Laudermiich, prosident of takes the Yellow Cab Co. in this city. particular interoat in picking his men and although ho only ates a few cabs ho gees to it that these are carefully manned AS the cabs in any large Noet. Today the Chicago Yellow Cab Co.

as many gigantic 60,000 calls a handles day over their switchboard. Last year this company rovered 100,000,000 miles and carriod 000,000 passengers. Since the Yellow Cab Co. of Lebanon started in operation with Yellow cabs. it has attracted a remark.

ahie attention among the people of the city. Today Mr. Laudermilch is operatine, Yellow Cabs and giving the Lebanon service on a par with that of Chicago or that of other instropolises. Tuesday they had 217 phono calls And carried about 900 passengers A8 the result of announcement in the Nows Monday. DEMOCRATIC INCOMPETENCY WAS ASSAILED Indianapolis.

Today- Asrailing the Democratic party for attempts to make political capital out ot the oil scandal, Senator James F. Watson vigorously defended the Harding-Coolidge administration in sounding the keynote of Indiana campaign before the Republican state convention here today. malfeasance of some officials did not affect the safe and clean government of the nation," Watson said. "I marvel that in the face of the Democratic record of war expenditures they can talk of graft and incompetency. Billions were wasted whllo our armies at the front Jacked the essentials of war." He declared the political prin-! ciples of Abram Lincolu were still the principles of the Republican party today and that the application of these principles the government had made the United States the foremost pation of the world.

He defended the Mellon tax plan as the tairest means ot roducing taxation and called for passage of a co-operative marketing bill. Turing to foreign affairs Watson sald the Republican party stands for the full co-operation of the United States with foreign nations betterment of conditions ration abroad, consistent with the preserof our national integrity." Watson made no reference to the issue of the Ku Klux Klan. There was every prospect. however of a strenuous fight between delegates representing the discordant elements of the Klan with State Chairman Walb acting as the peacemaker, The first tilt between the rival, groups came in caucusing over the slate of delegates-at-large to the national convontion. A roport leakout of a caucus of old guard leaders that only friends of Senator Watson who would back him for the nomination for rice president would find a berth on the delegation to Cleveland.

The arrangement met with the ap. proval of the Klan element headed by H. W. Evans, Imperial Wizard, who journeyed here from Atlanta to he on hand for the state convention and Walter Bossert, Imperial representative. In the camp of the Stephenson faction of the Klan, however, bitter resentment was aroused by the move to bring the Watson and Bossert elements into an alliance.

The principal battleground between the Klansmen will be on delegates at large to the national conrent and on selection of nominees for a few of the state offices. Allis Family Will Be Granted New Trial Milwaukee, -A new trial probably will be granted the two members of the millionaire Allis family, it was indicated today following the finding of a jury in favor. of Mrs. Amber Allis, who charged the family with alienating her husband's affections. The jury, after four hours deliberatiop, returned a verdict of $55,000 for Mrs.

Allis. Defense attorneys asked that the verdict be set aside and a new trial granted. The court 'asked a written request. Louis Specifically Allis and the verdict in Mrs. Morsary brother and sinter al Git CITY FIRE ALARM I BOXES LOCATION and WiDow Scull and Cam bertan and Sts.

and Wainst and Wainst id Chestnut Camberland Bts. Walnut Sta. and Old Camber Las and Winow Sta. Locust 8ta. and Willow Fifth mad and Cumberland 8t Cumberland -Fifth and Lehman 8ts.

and Weldman Sta Third and Sta. Eleventh and Guilford 8ta. and Walnat 8ta. 31-Ninth And Lehman Sta. Twelfth and Lehman -Floventh and Church Tenth and 8ta.

and Church 80. -Spruce and 8ts. A and Walnut Sat. Cumberland St, and Cornwal R. and Mapio Sta Water -Birth and Crowell Tenth and Scull 8ta.

-Twelfth Oak Seventh and Walnut Sta. Fourth and Locust Sta. and Mitin Sta. 55 Third and Green Gallford St. 6ta.

57-Third and Cumberland 8tA -Ninth and Gailford Sta. Tenth and Willow Ate. -Sixth Avenue and Cumberland 8t -Persising Avenue and Socond St. and Poplar Sta. ani Oak 8ts.

-Slath and Sta. Third Avenue and St. and Guilford is -Third -Ninth A vendo and Weldraan St. Avenue and Lehman St Fourth and Chestnut 8ts. -Fourth Willow 818 Fourteenth and Buttonwood Sta.

-Sixteenth and Cumberland Sta 7-Third A ronde and Cumberiam Stront -Fifteenth and Lehman Sta. Avenue and Lehman -City Hall, Elm Ninth and Scall'Sa 8ta, husband assessing rach of the two defendants $27,500. The two defendants: are all that remain of the original ten, all members of the Allis family. Charges against eight of tho defendants were dismissed by Judge Gustar Gohrz, who declared there was not suficient cridence to warrant the charges against them. Musical Comedy In Ind.

Borough Hall Young folks of Trinity Lutheran Church and their friends associated with the Masque Players and The Apollo Glee Club, who recently sented a. fine musical comedy, titled "Snap Shots," have consented to a reproduction in response to popular request. and the comedy will be given tomorrow evening in Independent Borough Hall. It is said to be a splendid production and another crowded house is in prospect. Buffalo Spring Buffalo Springs, May 16.

Mr. and Mrs. John Whitmeyer and children, Clarence, Helen and Pharea, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neiswender visited Miss Ellen Whitmeyer and mother on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrg. Samuel Bomborger; and daughter, Alma, transacted business in Lebanon. on Saturday. Many people of this vicinity sirs waiting for favorablo weather to plant their potatoes.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Heisey and children, Helen and Henry, and Arthur Parks spent Sunday at the home of -Harvey Kline, Dawson Lineaweavor. of near Buffalo Springs, had an auto accident last Saturday evening. Harr, Waiters spent a few days al Springs this week, remodeling a concreto mixer.

Mrs. Stoner spent last week with hig father, helping to plow. Quite a tow people of and around Buffalo Springs have sold their cows on acount of ethortage of food. Miss Gladys Walter, spent Thursday evening with her aunt, Mrs. William Woldner.

William Heisoy, of Horat's Mill. spent Sunday afternoon at Buffalo Springs. Miss Lizzie Horst and Erma Gibblo spent Sunday at the home of Solomon Ilelsey. KUTZTOWN Kutztown, May 16, Harry Hunsicker. purchased a Ford touring car.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and son, and friend of Lebanon. vlaited Mr. and Mrs.

Paul George Kline Stoudt and on Mrs, son, ence, Epent Tueeday night at the home of Mr. Harry Arnold, In Myerstown where the Sunday, school class mot of which Mrs, nold and Mrs. Kline are membors. All had fine time and refreshments were served. Warren Hunsickor purchased Ford roadster.

Mna. Riley Kiapp. of Myerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kline, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Klick treated theirselves to a Ford coupe. The following people were entertained by Mr. and Mm, John Garion, on Saturday eveuing: Mr. and Mrs.

L. P. Rummall and daughtor. and Adam Price, of Myerstown; Smitb, Harry Seachrist. Georgo Depugh, Mrs.

Oscar Kick, Misa Viola Garloff and Mrs. Paul Kline and sone. all of this place and Paul Swope, of Hamlin, Lenac Stoud, who is omployed in Reading WAN a caller here. Mrs. Jacob Becker who is on the sick lie, is slowly improving.

Mr. and Mm. Jecob Sachrist, of spent: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jaba Advertising Rates I the tach tine, each figure allowing one inch 11 for lince headings, to' the a meh, tan and cut.

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cent Wanted, For Bale, Lost, one per word each Insertion. I for toes -We wD1 not enter charges than 16c on our books, paid tisements at the ardered regular by rates telephone, can be hours after paper La in with Olympic Narrowly Missed Striking The Pres. Harding In Fog (Snocial NEW 'o News by Pros) YORK, Olymnpic docked today after narrowly avoiding crash with the P'resident Harding off Now York Harbor, during dense fog. The collision seemed so inescapable that steerage passongers were ordered below. The Olympic had stopped at quarantine as the President arding approached.

Tho latter vessel was carried forward by the sweep of the tide and its npproach was not noticed by the Olympic officers. When within 40 foet of the Olympic the danger was sighted and the President Harding was successfully warned away. Fredericksburg Mrs. John Kissinger transacted business at Lebanon on Saturday. 10.

B. Strauss and wife, of Jones. town, attended the commencement exercises on Friday evening. John A. Umberger and wife.

of Harrisburg. spent A fowl days in town with friends. Jacob Pfantz and wife, of Lebanon. spent the week end in Prot. Tarold Batdorf, of Lickdale, transacted business in town on Saturday.

Mrs. Amelia Gerbart is spending a week visiting her sister at Stouchs. burg. Mrs. Maggie Kurr left on 3 business irl pto Berks county, whore she expects to remain a few weeks.

One of the largest and most apreciative audiences that ever 06- sembled at Fredericksburg greeted the graduating class 0 fthe high school at their commencement exercises on Friday evening long before the exercises began. St. John's Lu'heran and Reformed church was filled to its utmost capacity and the entrances crowded with standing people besides a large number who could not gain admission stood at the open windows. The graduates acquitted themseives in creditablo manner. The literary exercises were interspersed with music, 2 piano duct by Luella Werner and Florenco Darcas, a vocal duet by Mary Wise and Kenneth Kemp, and four numbers by the Fredericksburg OTchostra were very well rendered.

The commencement address WaS delivered by Dr. W. F. Teel, of college, who in a brilliant address held the undivided attention of his audience for the best part of an entiro hour. It was out question one of the most masterful addresses ever listened to people, teemed with very helpful ad.

visn by young and old. Lewis Stine and wite, of non, spent Sunday in town with some friends. Rev. 0. Reber and Mrs.

Rebor spent. Sunday at Ephrata where they called on friends. Mrs. C. M.

Rissinger viaited friends. in Schuylkill county over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matthews and children, of Philadelphia, visited 10 town on Sunday.

A committee meeting was hold on Friday evening by the different organizations to arrange a program for Memorial Day exercises to be held on Saturday, May 31st, Past District President Boyer, of the P. 0. S. of of Pottstown, will deliver the memorial oration. Music will bet urnisher by the Fredericksburg band, Harry Kirst, leador.

Same band will also furnish the musie for the evening. The three lodges have made plans to hold an ice cream festival and coke walk in the evening on the samo date. Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Zimmermai. of Palmyra, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Kemp. Mr. Zimmerman is a brother of Sirs. Kemp.

San Antonio, Tex. silo 0N the Bill Hoots rauch sprung leak and the Juice a from which boats and coyotes drenk. The Juice had fermepted and the ani mals were barely able to away after quenchips their thiret. I DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY BY HARBACH LADIES AUXILIARY More than one hundred members. friends and guests attended the regular card party of the Herbert M.

Harbach Auxiliary. of tho American Logion. in the Lesion home. 011 South Ninth street. 011 Tuesday evening.

Prizes were awarded 1o the pers for 800 which more than eighty persons played at twenty-two tables. 'The rooms were beantifully decorated for the event, which is held every month by the entertainment rommilttee of the auxiliary. Prizes were awarded A3 follows: first, ladies, Mrs. William Snyder. a handsome umbrella: second.

dies. Mrs. Pierco Carpenter, linen handkerchiefs; booby prize. Mrs. doll.

Men's prizes. first. Charlene Walter, second, a Charles valuable Ging- man's! rich. a pocket knife; booby prize, Jay Erdman, a deck of cards. After the prizes were awarded to the winners.

the committee in charge of the affair. Mrs. Harry Snell, Mrs. Harry Barnhard, Mra. Charles Gebhard and Miss Lillian Gebhard, served delicious refreshments to all present.

Several selections were renderd during the course of the evening by mombers and guests. Pres. Coolidge Will Act Soon On The New Immigration Bill (United Press Staff Correspondent) Washinaton, ('oolidge will act soon. possibly tomorrow on the immigration bill containing Japanose exclusion. it was said today by his close advicore.

Secrecy being maintained by tho administration as to what the Presi. dent has decidod to do. There were indications, however, that thought of vetoing tho bill has boon virtually jatandoned. White Ilouse officials making It known that ft. would not be safe to assume that the President will disapprovo it.

Some new step has been worked out by Mr. C'oolidge and Secretary of State Hughes to meet Japan's attitude and the position of congress on Japa-! neso exclusion, some quarters beltered Should the President aign the hill. there will be an accompanying statement on Japanese exclusion, it W18 said. Coolidge today had two conferences with republican leaders of the Senate and House at which it is understood ho made known the next step he will take. Ho Arst conferred with Ropresentatire Longworth.

Ohio. Republican house leader and shortly Representative afterward Madden, callod Senator Illinois. Reed, author of the bill to the White House. Speculation regarding the nature of the new move President Coolidge 13 understood to have under considoration turned principally as tho possibility of his returning the immi. i gration bill to congress without elther his approval or disapproval but.

with a strong request that the excluj sion provision be modified. Somo Timepicco Sambo--What kind of watch you got? Jasho- has a wonder watch. Sambo- Wonder watch! Never heard of that before. you see it'a this way. Every time I look wonder what time It 1a.

-Good Hardware. George W. Keenan PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS At No. 523 N. 12th St.

SATURDAY, May 24 At 1 O'Clock. Notice ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. 1s hereby given that letters of administration utt North the eatate of Joseph Strohm, Cornwall Town.have ship, bren Lebanon County, deceased, granted to the undersigned All persons. therefore, Indebted' to said estate are requested to make immudbate payment. and those having Just claims will please present the Haunt, duly nuthenucated, for settlement, without delay.

ANNIE STROUS, Administratrix, 1: F. D. No. 7. Lebanor, 1'a.

Ray G. Light, Attorney. D. G. GIBBEL Automobile Painting STORAGE WASHING Our facilities for painting your car are unexcelled.

Expert Workmanship. REAR 622 CUMBERLAND STREET IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES FOR TEN MIDDLE DISTRIOT OF Miler Trolley Shoe Company, Painter, vs, Ephrata and Lebanon Traction and Street Hallway Companion, Defendants, NO, 316-Octoher Term, 1921, IN EQUITY. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Special Master, appointed by the District Court of the United Stated fur the Mudle District of Pennsylvania: (a) To recolve the clains ent all claimants upon the fund in the hands A. Albin and Walter C. Graoff, Recelvers of the Ephrata and Lebanon Traction and Street Hallways Cumpaupon the same, and (b) To take a testimony and report (c) To recommend to the Coat a Hecree of Distribution: That will alt for the dis his duties in Room No.

4. Coort 11. Lebanon, Ponnaylvanla, on tac 16th da, of June, A. 1. 1034.

at the hour of 9:30 at which time and plare all claimanta must appcar and present their claims or be forever deburred from coming in said fund. HOWARD AL. BENGAMAN. Harris Special Master. May.

MONEY TO LOAN On Furniture, Real Estate Endorsed Notes. Monthly interest Industrial Investment Company! 5, Snapely Eighth Dum streeta AIDS WANTED, Bids kens Valley Cm! for Swatara Township School District. bids tu be in by Monday. June The Board reserves the right to rotor Any or all bids. I.

B. Wencer, AWATARA SCHOOL. Jonestown. Pa. Sceretary.

NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that Walter Price, lian Myerstown, Lebanon County. executed and delivered voluntary deed of assignment to the Letnon County Trust Company of Lebanon. 1'a. for the benelt of his creditors.

Al! persons Indebted to the said Wat ter make 4. Price nm hereby requested to prompt payment of edness to the undersigned, and all per. sons having claims against him titled to present the same, duly authenwithout delay. LEBANON COUNTY TRUST CO. Pa.

(. F. ZIMMERMAN, Trust Officer. E. D.

Sirgriat, Assignee of Walter (1, T'rico. Attorney. at the Schaefferstowr. cemetery, pri- MONEY LOANED AT LOW RATES UNIVERSAL SYSTEM OF LEBANON, INC. Room 4, Snarely 8th Camb.

FOUND ANGORA CAT. OWNER 11 have by proving property and paying for this advertleoment. Apply 421 ST. LOST LUST 4CM OF MONEY, SATURDAY street. evening.

from Weldman 10 Eighth Reward if returned 213 WEIDMAN ST. LOST- CAPE PATTERN, BETWEEN Hank's storo and nut. Return to 6-21-it NINTH AND CHESTNUT LOST S. LIBERTY ROND, ON Monday morning. on Lehman, tween Seventh and Fourth streets.

Reward If returned to MRS, JANENKO DANIELS. 20-20 425 Arnold St.root. Funeral Notices STRICKLER- -In Schaefferslown. the 20th Valentine Strickler, aged 00 years, 8 months and 29 days. Funeral on Friday afternoon, nt 2.00 velock.

from the realdence. Services nt the house, private. Interment SCHAEFFER--In Myerstown, on the 20th J. Adam Schaffer, aged yearS. on Saturday afternoon, 2.00 v'elonk.

from the late residence. South Brond Myeratown. Sorriers n.t the house. Interment at the now Caton comestery. Relatives n.DO friends are invited to attend without further In Lebanon, on the 19th Julia Hechtle, aged 73 years, 10 months and days.

Lateral on Thursday afternoon. at .00 from the lain residence, at Weidman street. Services at the Interment at. the Ebenezer cemetery. Rolativer and friends are invited to attend without further 110)- tice.

PORRY --In Lebanon, on the 18th George Forry 68 years. Funeral or Thursday morning, at 10.00 o'clock. at the Into residence. at 266 Snuth Fifth strent. Services at the Pulp hocken Reformed church.

Inter. ment adjoining cometery. Relatves and frienda are Invited to attend without further notice. FOR SALE FOR SALE- SLAB WOOD, $10.00 cord. or 13 baskets for $1.00 split.

6-21-31 PHONE 1188R. FOR SALE--BUY TOUR WOOD FROM one truck lond of sinh wood for $6.50 or baskets for $1.00 split. 5-21-11 1138 Ola Cumberland 8t. FOR SALE-- FIVE AUTOMOBILE tires 34x4. Apply D-21-3-L 423 N.

SEVENTU ST. FOR MAXWELL. 5. setter touring car. now.

Apply 024 NEW STREET. FOR SAL.E ONE 3. PASSENGER Maxwell touring. one PASSenger C'hevrolet touring. Inte models.

A-1 Apply A Nash Dealer, 432 E. Cumberland For Sale 1923 STAR COUPE Mechanically perfect. Many extras. Price $335.00. Addross letter P.

O. Box 423 LED.ANON, PA. Bargains In Used FORDS SEE BACHMAN Ford Dealer Jonestown, Pa. WE TRADE IN ANYTHING. SHOE REPAIR OUTFIT GOOD AS NEW.

Champion make. Entire stock of all kinds sowing. scroling and other amall machines. Must be sold at onco on account of sicknOgA. Doing good business.

Apply to H. P. Snyder 88 Front Palmyra FOR SALE-. MAYD BART CAR. ringo.

combination stroller and conch. short time: Now Perfection three burner oll stove, good 145 now. Apply 476 NEW STREET. 5-20-3t After 6 M. FOR SALE-- STOVE wOOD.

NINT: baakota for one dollar, 1'rompt livery. 6-20-3t BELL, ITIONE 207M. POR SALE-. OAK KINDLING WOOD. the per not less than five baskets delivered.

Call or and card. E. L. LEISEY. 6-30-21.

FOR SALE- 24 STORY BRICK AND house. 341 South Eighth street: -ten 1001119. alt convendencos, amer for two machines. Immediate pussogdion. Apply 1.

AURENTZ. 6-20-10 318 East Cumberland. Bell 1'hone 338M. FOR SALE- CHICKS, RIODE land Rede, PILInG strain as 43 18- A. PER laying contest, and Thompking also Sheppard Aromas.

6-20-2t 513 CANAL STREET. FOR promises. SALE-- STABLE ON TITR 201 SOUTH NINTH 6-20-2t thone 201.1. FOR SALE- HOME MADE CARPET. FORTY, 1816 Chestnut Street.

Bell Phono 1380-R. FOR SALE-- 1924 OAKLAND TOURIng. run :00 miles. Apply after 1'. F-13-3t 1146 CHESTNUT ST.

FOR SALE-. 18 ACRE FARM. miles north of Lebanon, 8 roomed house, K00d barn, running water A.L house, none better. fruit, Ideal for poultry. apring planting done- wonderful bargain for quick sale.

good reason for selling if you mean BORDLEMAY AND WENRICH. Bell 5135 71411. FOR SALE One new 1924 Chevrolet Touring Car. HARKINS BUICK CO. FOR SALE- ONE FORD ROADSTER body: one set of demountablo wheels; one Ford radiator.

6-10-3t 837 LOCUST ST. FOR HALE- FRAME GARAGE 12'x20' in fino condition. Apply WILLIAM YOUNG. 5-19-3t Seventh and Sts. FOR SALE 500 WHITE LEGHORN pullets.

Apply C. E. NOGGLE. 6-17-5t Itexmont, Pa. FOR SALE- TWO COTTAGES.

Apply 6-20-6t 16 LEHMAN STREET. FOR ROOM HOURE. WITH Ira thi. hot air furnace, garage for two cars, located on The Heights. Price under Address $4600.

Immedinto possession. latter 6-20-2t Care DAiLY NEWS. FOR Rook BALM -BURROUGHS ADDING, ard Calculating chinea--new, demonstralots and 1'84 BELT, 760-J-4, J. RUSSELI, EDWARDS, I'. V.

Box 154. 1-13-tt Lebanon. FA, FOR BALE- WELL ESTABLISHED rooming house, dolur; rood business. town. Rensora for Address selling, letter party.

leaving 6-16-6t CAre DAILY NEWS. WANTED! WANTED. SORREL HORSE. NOT over 5-21-3t 5 years P. old.

8. Apply Long Baking Co, WANTED HOUSEWORK BY 14 ver 0-21-31 old girl. 34 Apply HOFFMAN WANTED MAN TO WITH munger- -salary and exponses- perience Write J3. C. BOWMAN.

l'almyra, 0-21-21 General Delivers. WANTED- WOMEN TO PAINT LAMP shades for home. Ensy ploasnr. work. Wholo or part time.

Addreag NILEART COMPANY. 3229, 6-21-6t Pt. Wayne. Indiana, WANTED- In family WOMAN of three. TO DO PIOUSE.

5-30-3t 716 WALNUT ST. WANTED- WAITRESS. Apply Confectioners. BOYS AND GIRLS TO 1 collect each Krim boverage bottles will be pa.id for bottles brought to the bottling A.11 work Krim th lg week. KRIM REVERAGE 006 Broad Street.

of be WANTED Experienced Collar Setters, Sleevers and Fellers. STEADY WORK. APPLY BOB BASKIND 630 LEHMAN STREET ablo. 5-13-10 24 STIL. SEVENTH, -ST.

FOR RENT- TWO STORE ROOMS. Apply 6-10-tt GEORGE TOR and RENT-- APARTMENT, SIX roons bath. Apply 5-7-tr C. H. GEORGE, Koystone Fruit Co.

cash WANTED- to MAN WITH ABOUT $400 IDK hualness 80 19 out partner in a good lotter of town Address 6-19-3t Care DAILY WANTED- LAWN GRADING AND sodding. Apply 9. E. BENNETT. G-13-3t 513 Walnut Stroet.

EXPERIENCED LOOM FIXER WANTStendy work. THE HOUTHERN TEXTILE 6-16-6t Lebanon, 'Pa; WANTED -WAITRESS, EXPERIENCor inexporienced. Apply 5-13-tt Now York Mortanrent WANTED BOARDERS 6-9-tr 230 CHESTNUT ST, FOR RENT FOR all RENT- FURNISHED ROOMSApply conveniences, botween 12,30 Also 2 room house. 6-21-6t 603 and CUMBERLAND 6.30. ST.

GARAGES FOR RENT PER month. Rear of Mansion House. Apply 0-20-2t 010 FOR ---Rent RENT- $3.50 GARAGE FOR ONE CAR letter in advance. Address to NO. 5-20-2t 11 WEST SHERIDAN Annville, Pa.

FOR RENT- 334 NORTIL APARTMENT. APPLY NINTH Or call 5-15-40 BELL 639R, FOR RENT--FURNISHED conveniences, gentleman. Reason- MOM'N POP Making Waiters of Salesmen BY TAYLOK BUT OUR BUSINESS THE PESTER BROS IS VERY IMPORTANT FROM NO! DOGGONE AND WE MUST SEE THE TWIN IT- EIOHT AUTO COM- GUNS TOLD 'EM MR, GUNN IS VERY HIM RIGHT AWAY I DIDN'T BUSY I DON'T UPON PANY INSIST WANT A CARTHINK HE CAN SHALL LET STALL 'EM OFF SEEING 400 PRIVATE SEE 400 THEM IN TILL I GET OUT OF HERE BILL COLLECTORS, BOSS 7 NAWWORSE THAT! PETE!.