davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-05-31
BUFFEDS AND TIpT0PS WIN.
Former Best in Morning Battle and
Latter in Afteruoon Game.

BUBTAIO N. r, May oo.-Ihe BFocak-
ayn Feds hRoke even with the Budaloe TO-
day IN q dosJhle-header losdng the morn
noon contest. to I. Anderson's pitch
ing was responsible Tor the shut-out He
held the Tiptops to four scatterd hits and
allowed but one Brooklynite near third
base.
Evans and Manager Schaney were
chased to the clubhouse for ddsputing
decisions by the umpire. The score:
Evening star., 1914-05-31
FfRaT GAME,

iotdS-. % Il u
Slated for Steele In ninth inning
Chicago ............. . 8 YSoSo "a
RunsaMagee, J. Miller, Butler, winso, Leach.
-Saier Three-base hit-Good. Hsts-O0 Doak.
a,d IN a-s inniISs; OF Steele. IN rs innings.
bases-Butler, Wingo, Magee, saier. Zimmermsn.
Schultz seial Double Plays-sweensy to corriden to
e sa'eT; TnrI. Archer lS Zlnmerm1n Left on bases
on Vaughn, 8; of Doak, 8. Struck out-By
Doak, i; BY Vaughn, 4; by Steele. ]. Wild
pitch-Steele. Umpires-Messrs. Byron aud
Ortiz Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1914-05-31
Jockey Club in Control.

Rube Marauard's pitching has been
high class since he recovered from his
recent Illness. He has been In three
winning games in that time.
Evening star., 1914-05-31

cbicsTo iao ......... 2 i 8 8 i 1-e
Runs-Ws:,sz e. psmme11 I,,as Bode' HIssmof sssa5a;
Miteheil, 8 in I innings; of Blandins. in 2
innings. Two-base hit-Jackson- Three-base
hits-Alcock, Weaver. Turner. Home run
weaver sacrinee hits-Colltns. schalk, Cfcotte
Sacrifice nyLchase. Stolen bases.Johnston:
OF Blanding, /; of Cdcotte. /. First base on
errors-olevsiand !; Chicago l. Left R On sssesn a.
eotte- g. Double play-Aicock, Berger to Chase:
Passed ball-schalk Umpires-Messrs. Dgan and
Evans Time Of game-1 hour and 40 minutes
Evening star., 1914-05-31
Totals. .48 II 80 10 1 Totals. q 10 30 20
sBatted for Suggs in the eighth.
Rat tied CAmnftz n fha Sayapfh

Baltimore. o I 0 o O o.
Pittsburgh. 0 o o . 2 0 0 o 1-8
Runs-Swacna t2,. Simmons, Doolan. Jack
litseh. Savage, Oakes, Mcdonald. Menosky,
Berry, Roberts. Two-base hIts-Zinn (2), Sim.
mons C2,. Oakes, Mcdonald (2,. esvase, Bsqry.
Home rm-JackntzcA. 6ses1dcs hitaDonlan
MMs2esA. Soaase Ssss.oss: 0sus2s play..
Evening star., 1914-05-31
RACING AT MARLBORO
T0START WEDNESDAY
Track and Accommodations in
Splendid Shape for Open
ing Day.

Washington and Marlboro are all set
for the spring meeting Of the Southern
Maryland Fair Association. which will
begin at the picturesque little course in
Prince Georges county. Just outside of
the Capital city on the Chesapeake Beach
and Pennsylvania railroads. Wednesday.
and run through to the 13th-ten racing
days in ALL Having had no sport since last
fall, the racing folk of the National Capt.
tai await keenly the call of the horses
to the post for the first event. and they
are prepared to give the best half-n1ile
track in the country the cordial support
the hberality of the MANAGEMENT de-
eerves No purse at Marlboro will have
b smaller value than $500. and there will
be seven or more races a day, one of them
q steeplechase. Many improvements have
been made in the track since the last
meeting The grandstand has been en-
larged. the betting ring reconstructed and
inclosed, the track widened at the start
ing places of the six and a half and
seven furlong races, and the stables have
been gone over and partially rebuilt
Jockey Club in Control.
The spring session of the Southern
Maryland Fair Association will be con-
Quoted under the authority of the Jockey
Club, the controlling body in eastern rae
ing and the officials who have immediate
charge bear the stamp of New Yorks ap-
prevail They are William P. Spurgeon
and John Howard Anderson, stewards:
Carter Hall. chief judge: George NJ Mil
Ter. starter: Wash Norvall. clerk of the
course and scales, and Ernest Hall, timer
and paddock judge. These gentlemen are
officials of experience and integrity and
their appointment guarantees a clean.
well conducted meeting. Mr.. Spurgeon
and Judge Anderson are well known
newspaper men of Washington and Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1914-05-31

Totals. 81 L z IA Totab.. SS St16 II
sBatted for Reulbach in third inning.
Tran for Drwin In third inning.
$Merkle out for interfering with thrown ball
New York. 9 %
Brooklyn. ............ o o o o o o o o 90
Runs-Burns C2. Grant, Tesreau- Left on
bases-New York, 8: Brooklyn. 7. Twobase
hit-Cutshaw. Sacrifice 6ies-Grant Doyle.
Sacrifice hit-Cutshaw. First base on errors
Brooklyn, 2. Stolen bases-Busns, Grant Dou-
shaw and Hummel Bases on balIon Tesreau.
Struck out-By TeGeau, 1: by Raean. /. Hits
on Reulbach, in innings; OF Ragan. in
innings; off Allen, In I inning. Umpires-
MeeEs. KLEIN and Haft- Time OF game-1 hour
and SO minutes.
Evening star., 1914-05-31
SECOND CAME.
Totals. 30 8 "a 10 1 Totals. % 82711
sBatted for Main in the eighth.
tBatted for High in the ninth.

Pef!2ls ss Iou,.: sSS 9 SO 9 9 G9-s
Runs-C Walker. Wares. Two-base hit
Walker. Hits-On Main. 2 in innings; of
Hall, In / inning. Sacrifice hits-Wares,
Austin, Crossin. Sacrifice dy-Leary. Stolen
base-Pratt. Double play-Weilman to Austin to
Leary. Left on bases-St. Louis g. Detroit 8.
Bases on balls-On Main. Z. Hit by pitcher-By
Main Crossin). Struck out.By Main, 4; BY
Weilman, 8. Wild pitch-Main. Umpires-
Messrs pineen and Connolly. Time Of same-1
hour an,t AZ minutes.
Evening star., 1914-05-31
AFTERNOON GAME


sunsle; e;:........-..-- 9.
Runs-Agler, Shaw. Myers, Evans Two-base
hit-Murphy Earned run-Brookiyn. Sacrifice
hit-Westersil Hit by pitchsr.Inuden. First
on balls-or Knapp, z; OF Latte. 4. Struck
out..By IaattA l; By k1app, 9. Passea BALI
1@s,,,1Ms.sn. snS ~ 1a xsne "a 2o:dsA % In: oSs q
H@s @ an6 Is saI 1Aaaissss-
Evening star., 1914-05-31
AFTERNOON GAME.

Knn.Wickand Stolen base,WIskiand Two.
base hit--kauff Struck out--By Hendrix, 8; BY
Billiard. 2 Bases on balls-on Billiard. 5. DoI.
Bile play-Hendrix to zeider to Stanley 70 Beck.
Hx EitehsrGsy hllard Swil'en,. Let On
Neeks. Aal1sand aAA 4ulA. T1ne q eans-
Nm uAA - 011HtaA
Evening star., 1914-05-31

Rnns-Maranville, Mann ~, Becker. Cravath
Two base hits-Maranville, Mann, Eyers, Lobert
Luderus. Home run-Cravath- Hits-On Crutcher
in five and one third innings; of Luque. none u
Cocreham, in four innings. Sacrifice hits
Cocreham, Byrne. Reed. Stolen bases..Evers
Maranville (0. Kilhfer. Double plays-Martin
Eyers and Schmidt; Maranville and Schmidt; De
wore and Reed; Burns and Byrne. Left on bases
Boston, 8: Phiadelphia. II. First base on balls
by Alexander, /. First base on errors Boston. 2
Struck out--By crutcher. 2; by Cocreham 2; By
Alexander. Z. Passed ball-Whaling. Wild pitch
-Cutcher Umpires-Messr Eason and Qufgley.
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1914-05-31
THE NATIONALS ARE
S w EEPING EVERY
THING BEFORE THEM
so IS OMOHUNDRO
SWEEPING THE TAI
LORING FIELD WITH
His Special Value IN
Tailored-to-Order
Summer Suits,
At$2O

Omohundro is specializing
on SEQ Suits for men and
young men. These suits are
real $500 values-and they
are certainly taking with the
men folks. the way the Or
ders are coming in.
Evening star., 1914-05-31
Every One Has q Days

II the horse is not like We eay, bring hin
back and get your money returned to you.
OUR HORSES CAN BE INSPECTED OF
SUNDAY. WE STAND BACK OF Ex41Y
KIND YOU BUY.
Our telephone, Main I471.
Evening star., 1914-05-31

Totals. 80 Q 30 1s o Totals. .

Totals. -SB 30 II o TotAls S4 10 80 lz 2
sBatted for Whaling in ninth.
tBatted for Burns in fifth.
tBatted for Reed In tenth.
SRan for Luderus in tenth
Boston .1 o O o o o o Is
O O 0 O 0 0 o.
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oRDrNANcEs

Item 10 Ct) Paving Intersections. tWen- .. ooo
tysNvs t9pSana Tgssss a9lars 9 r. iisfciJT PAIR
Item & Cbj. Labor. skilled and unskliied,
nfty-one thousand seven hundred and az, -,o
Sppropss s5 oS.sfs the 10th day Of November x. d.
i'i' RUDOLPH BLANISBNBURq,
| No. 7T9 Mayor OF Phlladelphie.
AN ORDINANCE nc. PLACE on THE cITr
Ple9 Addisen Rodm9n Iil5ert Sterre
Mssnsi sSss Mesqp ,Iss Msysid Hazel eqssd nnd say
| Section Tho Select and common Councils
& t99 g OF Psa9egha ~ 9sBe wors No Board Of
Surveyorsj bo authorized 70 place on the CITY
wh @ Agds9p ~ fopy epe Zee, POM yeEhth 10 FIFTY
ninth. street; FIlbsrt street. o. the width o.
two hundred ana sixty.four feet nine and one;
quarter Inches westward Gssnsr stsesIb stsses,Ib eo .,
siStysgiHth t g street: Gladstone and Roseberfy
Third 10 saS oSgb gt The stsi y9h ebsxT 81 view fss Street
the width OF forty feet, from AlEard ayenue
II. adhoed wdtR o foTg fSysSu set from Ippneet to
Clearneid street MAGNOLIA street, OF the width
RooEen street: tree Marston strest OF the width o.
forty feet, from Cambria street 70 Chalmers
tsst rom siRth 70 MsrsBai h I street. Douglass
street street as noY built upon s o. nc width r., o.
Wellens street, Of the width q afty feet, from
ne sdtR q forts rect a,'f rom Front to street
sIS OF ~ wdSh OF sfss sybrooe
AVENUE of the width q forty feet from sixty
fifth 20 sixty-sixth street. Cross lane, Of the
nson ss Of prTs rHF s Provdsd S fhst Ssore G
streets, except Hilbert street, shall be PLACED
On on he plan the owners q property WITHIN itnI
the approval or this ordinance, dedicate tfS
beds OF tho same to the City on the lines
Surveyors. or shall indemnity the city against
all damages or claims for damages which may
arise from placing said streets on the, plan
lines line and ana srsdes: And provided. That before
satisfactory evidence shall be furnished within
one one year from the approval Of this SO ordinance ~
tinSous public use FOR Peq q period OF Of at least
twenty-ons years! And provided. That the
provisions Of the ordinance OF April g, 1890,
shall not apply TO Cross lane.
All ordinances or parts os ordinances inoon-
sistent herewith be and the same are hereby
approved the 2sth day OF November, A. d.
RUDoDPI BLANKUNBURG,
NO. I8. Mayor OF philadelphia,
AN ORDINANCE. TO AUTHORIZE THE
opening OF Oxford avenue, to It's full width,
Section /. The Select ana Common Councils
Of the City. OF Philadelphia do ordaln, That the
directed to notify tho owners OF property over
arg az through which Oxford avenue, 10 its full
viii pass a al ss ts O Of 70 trss
months mont from the date OF said notice said street
VII u. be be- required red for PUBLIC use.
authorized and directed TO enter security on be-
half OF the City OF Philadelphia for tine pay
by reason Of the opening OF said street. Upon
the hlinE OF said bond, and at tho expiration
Department OF Public Works shall forthwith
proceed to open said street.
, Approved the 18th day OF November. A, d. |
RUDOLPH BLANKHNBuRG,
NO Fia. Mayor OF Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

An sORDIEkScE TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN
tfansfera IN the annual appropriations 20
Woz Public Hsalth and Charities whafves.
poeRs ana Ferries, sqppliel. hoard OF ReeTea-
Clicks Of councis, Coroner, Law Commis-
its u i i'fsJ ~ SIs shsriS Sd
u.iy Irfaspref, t9r the year lslf ,,
e the CITY Of Philadelphia do ordain: rhal
lhe city Controller be authorized 10 make the
iigas y The various Departments for the year
Bspaftnisnt Of Public safety. Directors or
zee; tfom Item z. tTansportsiion, etc. fiEs
hgaarsd ,5o2l doiiafsi Bureau e Poiiss: From fToHa
aunared and forty ak 90 sf6l dollars and
srIss. thTss thousand 5000 dollars: from Item
% tleanl. removal Of aHhez one thoasand seven
Efcfn i8 10 ht o. property a. Eomerton two
fhassana aye hnadFsd $500 dollaFs, Depart
a selsflss IS sfs RasdFsd '569S 89Ss doIlais
H,.lsal ef NatsF. tIop , ltsm salaries one
ITEM salzries. slx hundred leoO dollars;
s e7d6 sas e2 ,s@ ssgaasna sasTlss sfsa
9lrht hundred $500 doilsrsi from Item Q %.
ron fisn 10 ssiariss. saa ten lhoaasSa 66'o65i
fo,iars FROM Item ~ 90. iounaations ior
ssisaiy-sighI Bl7sl dollars ana twenty. ak
W sents. nlm ttem y tel. takias dean 1es.a
e1IiaFs and slNty-tWo le.l cents; tfom Item "
l6ai dslslss fso4n fra1 ie saisrtss ne
k1aafsd iiooi dollars; from itsm 100 jioani.
stua l0Qo0i dollaFs. Bureau Of City Property;
Nom Hem ~. repairs 20 macadam roads. enc
z4H4lnd ngs hundred 1900 doliars.
#IHaaM ef surveys from Item Z, eaiArteg,
Ihauland seven huudrcd and aiLt4 l3Id0l
z.Iizfal from Item ~. ~ pay claim % Michael
l.iota lt41D d0llasa and thirty l3Ql Seala.
II0H Item = llaaul. cQu4lrueflOu ~ sewage
aI aI1nf EIE thousand lea hundred (l100l
E4 eufa4u 81 cas- IEaui ten A. aal-
IHo uleuI4na HFe auNaaca ilueQl d0i-
ta Ials4e HisANss. tI9n item p,
ll ILHI1 aaafa an5 lflf-aN lll csatas
z#rH If4 lEl.1. ave hundred N1Ia 1.z4Er
H l- laa.1z .n1 lqFlIrf4lr l
u IIeH 4lafI44 pe Aenclea lla
zf0Ia iIeu rlafIet. tr4 Thousand tHq lau-
aHa t4eats $50 la .oliafe7 tlon Item
ia aA1aiaE. arn flcuaall eis1f l1u~
ItI IaIIa Ifam Ilew Ii l1I. atofaE1
zAra lQ1eI s4-e- lte Aaaafsa t=a4l
~ Sons ileH II szitrlsa. tarea tlau-
4Iesa .Ealaaad lia oe4l daIilra. flall
#H salaries one la4lIan1 csc HludfE4
fIs 4 leIiatai Ittn Ilsu q zai4riza'
sra Is iaI c0Ifalaa Qs g4flaEs. rle..
Iz57' ssiszs ~ f2I 81 rz fI6sa
~ seez alaauIHz zsteH traa-
aN- easy l.I. IIH-aI
NaN NeIH 3 lsI|
~ eAE rsaa
~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

An ORDINANCE TO PERMIT PRANK G.
s@af 70 os 81 sPd h fSs s fTsh sn sRs
=, s;SiioP ,s The Select ana Common COUNCIL.
Ss'sIslGn a. ssbs be s and Z Esh,sa tS sTaaS
the sideSalk IN front of he PROPERTY. ls3s
Frankford avenue, The dial OF ssld clock not
sSessdinE tgo feet ana shsii s. erected under
the supervision ana 70 the satisfaetion Of the
no sdysTtisemsnt other thSn ne % name eth thereon.
ana shan be renewed AZ any time upon the
vidsd. That said Frank G. sehuier drst pay the
for the plbliSStoa nor of ihis is'S orainanes S &
Approved the p day Of December, A. D. 1914
-. 80 RUDOLPH BtsARIkESBURG,
no. Isg. Asyor q Phiiadelphia
AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL. A PORTION
Of ordnance approved July 81 1914, author
l5l iflag the p4sing q Fifty-elghth street. from
ssstion 4 me select and common Councils
y, ,h ths y " 9i fhlAdelphla % ordaini That 20
thorl1ing ne paying 81 A. Albanls Allison ana
1sasS sias e. aathoriz9y the paving q
street. p spd ne same = hereby repealed
RuDoTsPa 81 Sftf y SURG.
Ne. 80 Mayor q PhliadsiDhia.
Az oRDISANcE no PERMIr DAVID
nj 5si ~ - eteet ana maintain clock pa
We. We 80 e tiity- -seeond strset. hftsen feet
-e4tA q i.lAneslior street.
of lhe ciiy ot Philadelphis as ofdain. That
1ieenoufs % erect ana mainllin clock on the
eieeM4iA ~ front e hiE property On tho gesl
=. ~ -1ssii9 ~ eezs nlLe-n i-4t aortl ol
Cnanceiior street tha dial ~ said clock net 10
.-es9a atles tea5 in diameter NitA base not ga
ne sanstl isien so p the fztilfeetiou Or th.
1rtt- tlirut or Pubic WORKS aud ahan aaVa
n1 Alfelli4encut other tHan the nauic thafson
.na shal = removed at auy time upon the
t-a4a ~ 4l an a1-luenca 20 that eject Pro-
tidsa 4net sad paFid o1eeubnrs nlst pay fna
spl q alif le1i aolaIq lnto she city Ile4zury
ApprqEed tae zlt1 dag of Notanbef. a p.t9l&
RUDOLPH BLANK Eh 1t HG.
e2 tsA Mayer af Fhi|aaaiphizr
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING rHn DE-
failiasal q fa1lie n QEka 80 erulrE labor.
nfe teams aad eluipHant for repairs to
+--f=Ha laa p crr1iu Iaea IlEHI
Ne Hfo1HlAtlqa ta tla Hsnaffa11z qf
alasIs4 3 feqlazen
~ anI aaaHr ar1lz
4 20 HII.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT requires services OF young isT.
uouan knowledge Of 10. %. bookkeeping! F! ae-
atata exp salary expected and ref; per. posI-
tion good prospecie future A 2iS Led on
cANvASsEIlS Of neat appearance on a spie6
did free oder; huatlers can make 500 a. Sbo
weekly. Apply 70 1870 a. M. 1882 Arch.
CARD SrAMPER wanted on upholstery work.
steady woglS. Robert Lewis Co Richr,rr5
and BIN ~. IIlae.lnrg Phlla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

y. siaA \ tks-A irst-elafs steel plate ansTavsrs
enc ano understand Vizuaifs anI- -
49, sffsssailsht Opportunity. Address N 6a5
Every man seeking q nav or bette7 oosTfi5s
saef.a secure az once ffse coby 81 I.s.irsr
OPPORTUNITY
lan e of write to Ledger Central Rr,.a
SO tNeHtn4t ata.s ald aak lor your oooc
Ger acquainted With ut. Walters. VIM 80,
os4e nel2tpi hini4 that a16it
HaUsEaTAH aolorsd ateiesrsa ~ -
atei Chestnut HiL sn-i1
Lssttel4 n.anlleetaEiuE indn8lrf rsaI.Ies.s 3
taN uNstaQllhI eolilaan of fIalII a.,
z-el4 H ~ factory lno7 AZ
A-Nls AN AAa. 1aIIieaI tfal1IiI.t na.s1...
A Atie q--eall aud l1IlelnIla
AAtsaet 4tIIauilta IltarlaE .af zz-
ttrae siiQHs go 5n1 a.I
tH. HsI.Ial.. H.II .laIar
s a e fasIH
Aze'| aIIH
f aft zt4zsn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

com Keystone Skirt Co. fb2s Columbia ave
cHILDNURsE for one child. 2 years ola.
meet lady Room 230. Public Ledger T,hnTs
day. at 10, o'eook.
CHORUS LADIES wanted for PhiiadeID6Is
A. ~, Rosewig. 1s3 s. 1ith ST. - '"'''
COOKING and downstairs woriS--T5xpeTIenesd
young white Protestant; English or frish nrs
IeTred; ref; family OF In Germantown; GOOD
Chestnut. before II o'clock THURSDAY N
dLItL-strong, settled white girl for general
nouseworki PLAN cooking and laundress. 5923
HoUSEWORK IN small family German prsY I.
ger Bldg.. between and p. M Wednesdsy
Prot; ref. required. Z fo4. 'isdkper Sfattss' SSfhaits'
work small fam, Gtn + go, Led CsntraI
meut; sleep home. l. TO2 Ledger ONCE
family. 127 ~ Goth 81.
LADY OF responsibility, education and re-
hnement, about 80. with fair share OF business
old-estaolished house, where best city Gre
dentials rather than business experiences Will
be considered; one willing TO work hard and
follow Instructions; hours 10 4 daily: SAL
AIRY f2l weekly. 1885, Ledger Ofhce
70 call ON the ANAL dTyEoo6-
stores In Philadephi and Vicinity 10 sell
notions on eommlsson state age, experience
Any. ana references Address NJ go, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

Observation-Disclosures experienced. de-
sires position where ability viii count com
pstent to take entire charge possesses e1ecu-
tive ability and viii make sood If given a
trial in responsible position, s57 Led
ger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09


iTNFMf;N WANTED. Apply sot Nor'h
| MAN Tor all.round work At suburban home "
oak Lane. TO- take care y y, 49,. sis *
cellar, ire, sshes etc mus n5i,,,,iis snd dfivinf
rame when necessary state age. oS,Dr SS,,Dsrs,sSsdi
Address A 2io. Ledger otaee ---------
SALESMAN wanted. experienced in wool noiis.
etc go, Iedgcr Offce. .------------
uPERrNTBNDENT-M wanted Tor cotton
textile mill who can figure prices un,aeis,sHpTiv
SoYnpefent Ia rake full charge from Office
work 70 manufactured goods; state assi .ssell e.
schsdewsid Miiis. Cd and Huntingdon. -
SUPERINTENDENT Tor shop consisting sr.,,s q
fve cylinders and 10 gordons; must Pc So
sop9sIt9r 9 m Spd 6s.f5 ss S9s O. . pst+oIt ~ r. i'r'
WANTED voucher, payroll cost and PLANNING
outside of city state fuiiy' experience. refer
ences and salary expected. us Ledger
wANTED-..Man familiar with the white metal
oSsRiy fa@sr PPs PWPitRs tSep bnsiBes 70 70 out
5oi iIs Icdses SEQ 6rGs RRp0r'un'y lot Fsn' pa'V
users OF fruit syrups in large quantities:
those capable Of closing good contracts on (.
eel, Ledger Ofice.
WANTED Bright young man, not over 2s.
ing personality, quick at figures, with exps-
SaSed H. a50fS a edFer Sfn6 ones best
WANTED, by stock and bond house, member
Philadelphia and New York Stock Exchanses
Handwriting giving age aEe eXpeTience ana rel.
ereneei strictly confidential. A 22J, Led. on
WANTED Registered German speaking phar-
macist, single, honest and sober. Apply to c.
koompel, $50 s. Webster ave, Scranton, Pa
WANTED-Young man for office work In an
Investment house; reference a 22i. Led OF.
WHITE WHIT NAN AND WIFE wanted to DO entire
work OF house at wallngford, Pa. wife
sood cook, man to take care Of horse; per
tween ii 'SiSiGf and wednesday py 5o-' AF'n st. 0s
General
AUTOMOBILE repairing and driving taught by
experts; special attention given to carburetor
and magnetic details; a road lesson every day
and license guaranteed; day and evening
f9nrs,Gs; ons,n;, easy iaIt terms Call write or phons
24l3-15 Il. Huntington. l
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR
In the largest repair shops in this city
a practical course IN driving and repairing
AUTOMOBILES
AT A SMALL COST CO. SIT TO c,,rs you IN WEEKLY
mecha1ics, hours daily hours even evening. DS.
see our big shop classes now working re-
pairing cars. Day and evening classes.
FORD USED CAR CO., 629-3t N. Broad st.
I MADE $4,000 in 1--WE years with a small
mail order business; began with SIS. Send
for free booklet. Tells how Heacock, COS.
Loclport N. Y.
OPERATING taught. Si5:
positions secured; open daily and Monday
Wed. Fri. eygs. Mott School, 1903 Sansonn
CIR u ENEW WALD'S
EXECUTIVE office positions, tech. and sales
positions; high-class employment exclusively;
books and blanks gratis. $50 S. 11th st.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

CLBTlIf. BOON KEEPER, REpA4r.
salesman Or dFaftsman Who hae Ta,,is.t.iff a.stif
70 secure more healthful ana luerativs
ernployment now has an unusual opner1
tunity 10 realize his ambIfion sSfi- .
con- pany can Use fhree such men ~
city aale4men OF widely advertised gns-
eiaity' For PARTICULARS address
I02s LED2ER OFFICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

SooD plain cook wants position with p77S5s9s
Lamisyi American Protestant, rsnsf-ness
seVS niiFer g. tabovs LshiEh aVs.). WrIls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

WoAfEN-BI0CoAfE GOVERNMENT cIiH1RKsl
$40 month; Philadelphia sAamnations soon
sample questions free. Dept. Tlb W.. Koch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

ANY HiGIlGRADE commercial lcsi-
tion can be quickly aud satiS-aetorilv
nlled by the Commercial Registry III.
reau. at Ledger Central Miss uean
mo employment specialist. in chat Sc,
has applications on file o. .nnlretant
experienced young wO.ruu flr All iorts
OF office positions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

md their heip probIe5, 5,,i.s,i--
solved ~ Ledger Want Adi MANY sprl3
eanLs uom which 10 make a seleation. IriSs-
nlems can pc arranged any day and kolr =
the Household Registry Bureau sscond 7ioer
ledger building, 6th and Chestnuf Oil
upon or lelephons Miss Read. IN eharss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

HOuSEAEEPER (Workins) erD'd. vihife f5v,-l
Imp, g helanloi highest refs. l. T08 - or
aOunhhEEftItt. eNper., dfarss pos. fs1ib
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

BOOkkEEPER-Youn woman, competent,
knowledge OF typewrtting accurate and trust-
worthy, desires an opportunity to prove her
, ability to one seeking faithful, diligent as
sistant; qualified ref.i answer all week. A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

HrhNodHAPHBR AND nohu-lr 15.-uu..,
AoeAs olaine4a Ncman df azcsnIlonzi ei'liI
- - sApeiience along cafanisrclaf ffza.
alins details of oidcs Is a. efiieieat -.
= ~ seieze1csa ilom former empIovsr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

WANTED Voucher, payroll, cost and planning
board clerks; must be experioneedi POSITION
encea and salary expected. P us, Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-09

iUircctora Odlcel
Item I. So ~ e provide for a chief
inspector ln llau ~ one Inspector.
e lAa ra1a Qf 80 1o0 poT annum,
Iem Aoeemnar iat. tNo hundred
Item fu44llnre f1rnishinss ana
Qliee olalrmelll. olt Of Whilh
shall - nal1 bill 81 II B ftufte-
Nant Company amounting % 500.
fgr NHHlIIllcfl. E.L hludred donaf8. co
Item 8 Fuei includmf iIllminatinE
ara hafuina cill an1 9d4ea Ifa
taQuFand a1iiafa rssatt s|.|t..s.- 70 s-s. z1, "a
il'1HHlIil lau.l
uem ia. uEusz. mslIllae1 hdapItal
alF4ieal toilet ana cizalln1 4lp-
FHe1 tua haaaf1d snd twenty ave
t9t-4 .-tstf-t.f esss,.,.- - go - 'f-t- 80
lltm ~ tafHiraFa flrutznlues. bad
lIHH. NalaalI. aIaHll aud gQuIp-
m41ta. Uta rNH1fta clli4rl -..f+... 4iQl
fIIatilieail
Il1m 1a a4tIaHIrs register p4Her.
ele Qas tA9lsaai $50 haoaHzl daI-
ti1# lla e4llz=-.
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