davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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70; puddle. lbs. and over. ID. Il; do. smaller
loall: Indian runners. h.. loa.l; spring ducks.
lbs. and over. ID. l6a7 do. smaller Halls; pgeons
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per H.. gh; do.
choice 25a26 do, good Za2i; do, prints. Zas
do. blocks LAS; ladies. Za23; Maryland and Penn
sylrania rolls. lsjsa0: Ohio rolls 0s1lz: store
packed IS; LARRY prints. 1914 process. butter. Aa26.
EGGS-MsrylanG. Pennsylvania and Western
6rsts. INA: West Virginia nearby frsts III; South
On Irsts. lGalI.
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First base bv errors-kelIer. Z: ST. Agnes
Left on bascs-Keller. 8: st. Agnes. First base
m balls-Of Blsnton, ): off f. Flaherty. ;.
Struck out-By Blanton, 6; by E. F!aherty. s.
Sacrifice fy-E. FINN. Stolen bases-Marino C9.
Charin, Harris, T. Rector and E. Flynn. Hit by
pitcher-By Blanton fRohrman) wild pitches
+ Flahertv "a, Blantor C2'. Passed halls-J.
F7aherty ~. Umpirc-Mr. Kerper. Time Of
yame-l hour and 20 minutes.
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EXPRESS RECEIPTS DROP.
Operating Income of Compa les De-
crcases Materially, Report shows.


The operating income of the nine lead
ing express companies for the ten months
ended April last fell to s5o4, 202 from $751;
AL, the amount for the corresponding
period a year before. The report of the
operation of the express carriers made
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for the period named was made
public today. The companies report
ing were the Adams, American, Canadian,
Globe. Great Northern, Northern, South
ern. Wells Fargo. and Western.
The report for the month of last April
showed an operating income for that
month for the nine companies of only
SIS, rs. as against s773.73I for the same
month the year before. OF the companies
reporting. the Adams American, Cana
dian, Great Northern. and Wells Fargo
showed gain In operat ting income for
The nine months period ending last April
over the same period for the year be.
fore. The others showed lossess
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EVENING GAME.

Left on bases-Car Dept. T. Gen. Office. T. First
base on bals-Of Kehl. l: off Dill. l. lnninss
| Ditched-Ry Dill ;: by Kehl I. Hits made-Of
| Dill g. Struck out-By Thompson. S; by kehl. l.
| Two-bsse ht-Thornett. Stolen base. Thornp
SON Triple play-Downey to Hill to Downey to
Dill to Hill to Watson. Umpirs-Mr. Mitchell
Time Of game-l hour.
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Jobn Simpson Plays Good Colt.

Chicago. Aug. 6-John Simpson. the
Young Terre Haute. Ind, golfer. con-
tinued his good work in the Western Ju-
nior championship at the Midlothian links
yesterday. defeating Paul Jacobson, Chi
cago, up, to na>.
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First base ty eror-Holy Name 2. Left on
base~-st Margaret S: Holy Name l. First base
on balloon Rreen. 2; off Bishoff .. Struck out
by Breen 6: by BishoR. 6. Two-base hits-J
Ttiohey ~. T. Tuohey Moran Sacrifice hit-Fol-
lizard Stolen base-Fi1serald. Bak-Breen I'm
pire-Mr Carr. Time of same-l hour and %
minutes.
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TNwobase hit-Bailey. Stolen bases-GaN. A.
Can. K. Brooks Herring ca and Vincent Sacri-
fce Burnside. Leakin. Earned rms-old
B,x. a. Regulars L Len on bases-Oh Boys.
A. Rer1llars g. Struck ont-By Hartley. -. by
pso1et' ?. Bases on balls-oh Hartley. 2; OF
Piozet' 4. Passed bsil-McClay. Umpire-Mr. II.
e smith. Time Of ssme-f hour and % min
ute&
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
LEXlN GToN

Pacific and Arkansas AYES. Spacious
grounds adjOin beach and boardwa ak.
Only medium price hotel where guests
may go from house to surf in bathing
attire without using streets, which is
prohibited. Use of hath houses, with
attendant to care for suits, is free
Running water in rooms. Fresh and sea
water baths, public and private. Spe-
ciaI rates, S1.50 and up daily; IS to
$3.50 weekly, including choice table,
supplied from our own farm. White
Service. Orchestra. Tennis courts and
croquet grounds between hotel and
beach. Booklet mailed upon request.
PAUL, C. ROSECRANS.
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OF Smith. 5: Oh Edwards. 4. Struck out-By
smith. 8: BIZ Edwards, 2 Two-base hits-Lore.
Blake Stolen bases-Loug ~. Blake. Wild
pitch-EdwaIds- Cmpire-Mr. Dore. Time Of
rams-l hour and IS minutes
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TOURS.
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

Elite tour No. 3. personally conduct.
ed, leaves Aug. Ia via Yellowstone Park
and both expeditions. returning via
Canadian Rockies.
For full information apply to C. BJ
wadleigh. 1919 New York Avenue. Lass
tour October s. ------
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Veterans Land Game.

Hyattsville, Md, Aug. Gage triumph
ed over youth here today when a nine
composed of former local diamond stars
downed the regular team, to . Score:
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yelling to Box Wolgast.

Duluth. Aug. s.-Jos Weling. promis-
ing lightweight. and Ad woigast will
head bill to be staged before the Du-
luth A. c. tonigh
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The Safest Investments

A.s uanse that do not nnctu.ie d,rirs IN.
rifbed ooneitions q: the money or STUCK mar.
sstA elrsS o-Sa ID trust Dotss hin, r,o,,.
s.scS. veil .sSrIro 81 real estate in IN. Ms.
Gsct o. Colun1h-a. Constitute -'giit-sdr... IN.
sssimnIta T1sS 10 not depend upup IA.
nasnesl responsibility u individual. n, -.
er.too, 10; rnciI stability, aud AZ. -.
srs'a ,sIaaGo ~ isrsuusi PROPERTY, We -.
nrrlV s'eh y tesnsuta IN amount, nom 10
sr~sS. ssna ses ss-'kiei, ''conosrr;as Los,s
$50 tsssssar>seA''
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. 6.
STATE SECURITIES.
Bid. Asked.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. H,bbs & CO.

SALES
Capital Traction s., 81 900 at 10s.
Washington Railway Is $1,000 at 81. 500 at slt4.
500 at sl1.
Potomac Electric cons. S. 81 800 at lo0li
CAPITAL Traction, at SEA.
Washington Railway pfd, at So.
Lanston Monotype. 10 at 70. 10 at 70. 10 at TO- 10
at 70. 10 at 70, 70 at 70, 10 at 70.
After Call:
LanstOn Monotype. 10 at 70.
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400 Wisconsin Certral......... 2 q 3
Total sales &c. $50 shares against a6 eco yes
t.rlay So go year ago. This day year ago the
exchange closed. From January l to date
80. 1850 against Is. 5S0c or year ago
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

sExdiyidend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
TEMPERAMENT

Proprietor OF a Concert Party (engag-
Ing a soprano)-Now 1 want you to un-
derstand, Miss Deerly, that | like my
boys and girls to be like one big family
no quarreling, no jealousy
Miss Deerly-Oh that's quite all right!
I've never heard anything in the work
Of any other singer to give me the slight
est cause for jealousy sy.-Musical America.
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HELP WANTED MALE


AsaASIEp-saesman acquainted with drug
t,,iag tt9ag IN Philadelphia for a good selling
,-lSlslei l2e commission. y 1l9. Ledger on.
MEM NAN age IL for officei must be
qlirea, L 053 ledger Central.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmA1E
NIddENEVER YOU have a vacancy for book
cali u, SWtsnographer or clerk OF any. kind,
Neinliai and tell her your needs. She has
ms,ior lsS.I the qualifications Of high-grade. eX-
rroo.iCngeu young ladies in every line of bust
nnfEiss and will send you a competent Girl to
~ your position. This is n FREQ service TO
HALF-GROWN coiored girl from country.
yar52i0S bositon as childnutse or light house,
~. NJ. Iolo Flota ST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Young business woman OF education.
Eears experience as stcuoErapNer,
eUVhkcepcr, cashier and confidential
sS,letaiyi capable OF managing an
olllyc, handling correspondence and
accustomed to interviewing clientele,
A POSITION WITH OPPORTUNITIES
,,s--.y '5l ledger central
bo2kkEEPER. and cashier; knowledge OF
Etci.' thoroughly exp; rel, acc. and comp.
IN details J 3at, ledger central
'u0k kNEEPER ard stem; neat, acc, dcp. be-
ElnMer, trial sug. II nA Ledger Central.
hOoiNkEEPBES asst; exp. clcr. work. quick
ana acc at figs. s. j 3l5, Ledger Central
CH.NMBERMAID & scamstress: refined cap
aole woman, good refs. NJ 2l2, Ledger Office.
IA; tdt.AS;ME,IEltWQRk; sXp.. AMI COM; white girl;
hrst-class refs, 1861 n. Bucknoll st,
CQLORED girl wishes housework: sleep home;
hfst-elass references. a32 S. Hicks.
CoLORED WOMAN wants days work. any
Alnd, hest references 1924 Panama ST
CpLORED WOMAN wants days work. best
references, 29ll Amin st.
Dl&ESSMAkEn pxpCrlpnrpl tyiphos re,y rtpra
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APARTMENTS

BROAD. ~, 0Oi-Two rooms and bath: furn-
unfurn. modern corner house; large yard /.
porch, southern cNposure electric lshts;
attractive snnoundinEs. Photo at Led. Cen.
PINE. 1912
First floor, Groom apartment, with bath;
suitable for doctor or dentist.
SPRUCE 1I2a-Two or 3 rooms, with private
hath; turn. or unfurn.; electric lights, hard
wood floors, all modern improvements,
STRING GARDEN. 1at0--Excellent apts, in 8
different houses: como fur'd; htehenettcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
ROOMS FOR RENT

Barring ST., 321s CThe Chilton)-Pwo first
fioor rooms! suit dentist. doctor or apart
ments. Mrs. Belle McClain. manager.
Barring, 4O2s-2d-sty, front nicely furn. 2
baths; near l.; gent'n or busi women phone.
BROAD ST., N, 3OOO-New furnished rooms,
All modern conYeniences, for gentlemen (;
board optional convenient 10 cars trains !;
small private family. Bell phone, Tioga s400.
BROAD. NJ. 0O4--TWo rooms and bath; furn.
or unfurn. modern corner house; large yard;
porch southern exposure electric lights;
attractive surroundings Photo at Led. Cent
LOCUST, 4408-FFont, 2d-stOFy. bay-wlndow
room, adjoining bath; nicely furn; every
conv.; ref priv. fam; gentle'n. Bar. 1929 w.
PINE. 1342-Beautlfully furnished second-noor
ROOM private bath southern exposure.
RACE. 3413 = Two attractive. well-lighted
fooma suitable for doctor or dentist. in home
Of trained nurse; other vac. Preston 83a5 ID.
WALLACE, S. Il. COR. 2iST-I or cheerful
rooms In ref. private home; light hskpg; pm.
WALNUT. 37O6-Two nicely furnished COM
Inunicating front rooms and bath: board OBJ.
WAI4NIiT. 4934-AttFactly furn.; south. expos. /;
single or en- suite; com. BATH; phone.
WAsHINGIGN i25,.Bsau{ifal ~ Fns, 9 som ,,slh VIA
18TH ST.. s.. 23T-DEsIRABI.E FURN, ROOM
IN REFINED HoAB. WALNUT Tls2 w.
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suburban
BOARDING

GERMANTOWN, 60 Slocum st.-Furnished
rooms for rent; all conveniences.
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ACCEPTABLE MAN can secure position as
general advertising manager for publication
national in its scope. must he able to fur-
nsh best of references. Suite 42i Hotel
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GOING TO SEND THE FAMILY
TO THE SHORE THIS
SUMMER?

If so it is high time for you to give
active thought to location. This
year the demand will be unusually
large and earlier than heretofore.
Whether you want furnished
apartment or cottage or board and
room at any hotel or private house
Ledger Central can help you.
A special investigator is now at
Atlantic City and will find what you
want If Ledger Central does not
have it on file.
Similar service can he rendered on
other New Jersey resorts.
Tell Ledger Central about your
requirements now. There is no
charge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

SECRETARY-Youn woman. several years
experience. wishes position. EtenoEranhcr or
priv. secretary: best ref. ! ~, Ledger Cent.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

YOUNG LADY, Protestant FOR light lunch
and leo cream paror; ref. Il 90, Led Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
SECRETARY OR CORRESPONDENT

Young business woman Of education and
experience along literary lines. nrs.-class
Rtchogra phcr. Is dcsirous o' securing an
editorial position. either aa confidential
secretary or correspondent: hest Gre
dcntials furnished. j Gi5, Ledger Cen
trail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

tt'lCltIN- 'l 'l si,vll,..-ll', 80
ucnlals iurhlsh'u' NO. ''tuet' N'"-
""''
s;ty5'p pr NTY Young woman several years
experience wishes position, stenoErarlcr or
rrlv. secretary; best RET. ] ~, Ledger Cent,
nEnsricnSH tborouEhv c"pabe sccretary nc
g5G Todgor t% CENTRAL "''
5,s,,,.., ,, -, ,,,,,,c .
ycays CTnerIcnSc 6aRabIa scc4ctary and
1ToGr rIg>S %' VIE, Con and conscIon
"S ary; rCerSncc GFE T3U U$ai. ledger ledger 0Ticc ''' ~
r,. ,E Is hanJIrn ECavS corr"sn"n
Observation-Disclosures rottstown Rusinoss
col grad: wciI trained. Il H. Ledger Cent.
s,rr->,,5r,r ,piIr,r- r.l,,r,tcI rcnncd obso-
STENoGRApHER-Qui correct; some cyn;;
high school education. 3iA, Ledger Central,
education and arncarance. al Icd Cent,
TWO Polish girls want Homework; .nlain cooks;
spCak Enshsh: l"i- 1";,a't 81, .NyS.2" y.
NoAIA y, with 4-yGnr-"In Hhla, W!s.nrS Io,,r r
country. 4Oa5 riirard ave.
WOMAN U,bIto. Protestant wishes cooking
NI i've y,rrt. rood haunr, cou,t,rv
ImI TrorcrrcG. rorcronrea 1901 8 a1sf
WOMAN or woman and daughter adults. In
stltutlon1l work: wears experience samo
line. NJ 2l2 Ledger Office
WOMAN COlOrCd, with child, wishes mousse
work; city or country. l'is LOMBARD ----
WOMAN wants work or washing by the day.
4,oI SSl9s ST.
- oar nr oJd e,n 70 fcd Cent
YGTrvCi WOMAN. IN reduced circumstances
wc educated neat, strong, healthy and
bIiror ot arrn,d ~ Work nr nr,.
kind: thoromqh home experience: willing IN
aS,.st TtnIr np,,ha Eo1Sn"'' OF "o""''"'S' 90
= -. i.''is'' s'..l'i'
s1TTr ATTnNs WANTED MALE
AGGRESSINE collegS nan, 70 laTGe rhiESlQHT.
turei reference J 694 ledger Central,
B00NHEEPER-Thornu ohice man; comnc-
tent TO menaSei % moner9te &c s1,IHry' nest re''r-
-----,---
RQoEEEErE3 -, ThorouEhly oNn, auditing;
,---.---,.i.,--
cIorIcsi SH exncrcncc ~ ledger Central.
,,..-,,..z,,..,
vorrcT cTn clean char Nanngor 5t1H y 10th
-, -, =.
~ nrI,ote or farm roas ~ ref
crcncc. Juvenile workers Bureau. 1907 Arch
Telephone Race 1887 or Spruce 'lt''
Rov, strong. II. Catholic. wishes nGritlon in
country: either on private estate or farrn:
rciercn'e JnySne oos sq97 NJ sIrce ott7
~ ~ :. ~, ',,J,,y
Boy yomne rnGIrfh@ I CD ne % gror ~" 0ine
-, - -, -.
ros'tion best reference y ~ Ledger 'tticc'
RTTTLFR-Jaraneso ovporlerrcd, cducated
reference S5i ledger Central
S'ITATrF17FTTR mechauic OTrrIieh married
pgn ae, cItv or country: 10 vcnrs' nrqcti al
eNnerIence in wOrkshons nnd private; Amcri-
can and FOREIGN cars' have toured I'rrone
cytenslNeiV nnsn I'aS,rgn SoIIo a. rnris,
or or T,,Isb rcScrorcns IrDyv.pD Srr-G n
CHAIFFtI ,iJA mrs, M, Iirg otcl.ss
GnnrrItior GnrpiI sinrIc. good ref 7 a5a led. Cent
CHAliFFFuR Y cTneri9hCSd; Ftn Ti, nW tI pmn % re-
Moved now. ADDRESS E45 n wanamaker 81.
,,,--,,,,.,, --.,to- ,,,b,to erst-cI,ys
man. can Furnish best city references 42t.
Ledger Office,
an tIriSEE,TTD cvD slnpie white willing
q ClI.it,,iEG,.E civ rcf u i1s Ledger office
CITATFFETR colored, long eNn,a,, 90 own re-
pairing; handy man. kely' lh2S Catharine'
f,fTETIT7FTTTT willing and ohIirIng white,
Protestant 6325 Norwood st., Germantown.
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18TH, s. 1l3-Clean, comfortable furn. rooms;
private adult family Barring 1Ios w.
PRlNATE family, 18th and Erie, Sitting room,
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PARK AVE, ~, 2l25-wen- furnished room,
htst-class board all convenicnces; terms
moderate; both phones.
SPRUCE. i22i-2G (Brsmonde1- rms,
tlhele en- suite; private baths; table board
SPRUCE, 1880 SutTB WITH PRIVATE
RArH: OTHER ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
SPRUCE, 1o2S-3O-Desirable suite, with priv.
bath; choice table board. Walnut 1885 w.
WALNUT, 3aQ5-Warm. pleasant rms; belutI-
Lul neiglihorhood: board, Preston Gi2l \,
WALNUT, IoH-Attractive 2d-story front cou-
plo or gentlemen, refined homc table uncNcci
10TH, N, i25-.Largc sunny front rooms; cor
her house other vacancies. Locust 322s ID.
4grH, n. 70O-Prvate family will board re
hned gentlemen; convenient to city Bar sis
40TH, s., E2i-targa double room, In refined
neiEhbi also single vncancy. Wood iiO8 W.
West philadelphia
WEST PHI1,A.-very desirable 2d-story front
room with hoard; ref home. Barring Ial6 w.
Suburban
GERMANTOWN. $50 w. Rlttenhouse st. be-
tween Wayne and GreenC-DCsirablc rooms,
single or com; homelke. Gtn. 1913 y.
GERMANTOWN, 3I3 Il. Price st--Chcertul
room, with board. Phone Gtn. 2l2l y,
OAK LANE, TO3 Comfortable rooms, near
statloni good home table, Phono 8ss w,
WYNNEFtELD-2d floor furnished front room,
other rooms. Phone Overlook 1909 w. -
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IAIINDRESS. colored. for Main Line; must
assist with other duties. Call We'd. Room
2}0 Public Ledger, II a M. for interview
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AbILITY-ENrnn1pNcE-rEnsoNA11rY

HALF-GROWN coiored girl, from country.
wa,Ies wdyHes position as chlldnutse or light house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
s1TUAT1oNs WANTED -FEmAIp

NilrNlsNEIR You have n vacancy for a book
NnCIt slenoErapher or clerk OF any kind.
81, up walnut 5000, Miss Dean" Ledger
iis,,Ij and tell her your needs. She has
ttSt,u tle qualifications OF hiEh-gradc eN-
pslehced young ladies in every line of busi-
ass, and will send you a competent Girl TO
Ledger advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

GOO FOR 1Sr AND AZ MORTGAGES
SAMUEL, II. CHESTNUT
$50 Real Estate Trus, Building
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PARK AVE, ~, l25-wcn-furnished room,
hrst-class board all conyenicnces; terms
moderate: both phones
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

uotisEWORK-German or German-Amcrican
sIrI not over 30. for small family In suburbs.
Phone Cynwyd 90 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

WAITRESS, also chambcrmaid, Protcstants. 2
years references, want places. Telephone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

YOUNG LADY to handle mail list; also operate
Underwood typewriter; state in own hand
writing age, experience and salary expected.
:. l. phR Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
ROOMS FOE RENT

2lST, s., AOG-Furnished or unfurn. rooms for
gentlemen or couple; moderate prices phone
22D. NJ iS0i-Furnlshod apartment, "a floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

GIRL WANTED for general houscwOrk. Call
224a oxford St
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W,AaNSIbp-Saiesman acquainted with drug
9pS u9pS IN Philadelphia for a good selling
--lSlslei l2e commission 1i9. ledger on
iHJNG MAN, age II. FOR onice must he
n,,tisuy neat and willing; good references re-
=Quired. O53. ledger Central.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

AGGRESSIVE college man. %, large physique,
good appearance, desires position with fu-
ture; reference. ! 554, ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

BOOEKEEPER-Thor offlre man: CONNIE
tont to manage, moderate salary; best refer
ences. ! 757. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

baths, from June ] to october l. highest pari
Of Germantown; shady eNposure 7 minutes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

NVTTNT INT0, FVOIT0NTV VTUTUT ". IT7T7TT TT-TI-
man. des. cler work, ID. etc 20, Led. Cent.
YOUNG WOMAN. I'm reduced cIrcumstances
wcll educated. neat strong, healthy and
fond or children: not afraid NJ work NJ an"
kind: thorourh home experience: willing to
as-lst other hpIn: scashoro or mountains; 81.
! ~ LEDGER Central.
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West philadelphia

VEST PHtBA.-Very desirable 2d-story front
room win hoard: ref. homo. Barring Ill6 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-20

ln9unE business woman Of education,
- years experience as stcuoErapher,
uoohkecpcr cashier and confidential
sy, ittaISi CAPABLE OF managing an
plI.c, handling CorrespondeuCo and
accustomed to interviewing clientele,
The Yale expositor., 1915-12-30

desert more accessible and more ea sy
and certain of remunerative develop
ment that the eyes of the colonist are
turned toward the less attractive,
says Walter Fischer in the Bulletin of
the Pan-American Union.
The most convenient method of
reaching the valley today is for the
traveller to take the train which leaves
Buenos Aires at 6:37 in the evening,
arriving at Bahia Blanca at 1926 the
following morning Leaving Bahia
Blanca again at 9:55 on one of the tri-
weekly trains he reaches Neuquen at
1926 that night; there he passes the
night in a hotel or inn, leaves at $50
in the morning and gets to the end Of
the line on a mixed freight and pas
senger train at either 1920 or 1916
noon, according to which of the BIZ
weekly trains he happens to have
taken.
Crossing the Rio Colorado, a rather
shallow and rapid stream, the railroad
follows the river for about rs miles
and then strikes southwesterly across
the first narrow place to the Rio
Negro, which it reaches at Choele
jChoel. From Choele Choel the trav-
Jeler follows the valley of the Rio
Negro, which is wider below that point
and continues to narrow as one APP
proaches Neuquen.
River Is Dark and Swift.
We are more particularly concerned
with that part of the valley extending
eastward one degree of longitude, or
about sixty miles, from the juncture
of the two rivers to the small station
of Chichinales. The valley is narrow
here, not more than ten miles from
blum to bluff, with the fertile, irrigable
land north of the river about half that
width at its widest and narrowing
down to almost nothing where the
rivers meet. The Rio Negro itself is a
dark and silent, deep and rapid
stream; a steamer is said to take only
as many hours to make the down trip
as il takes days to ascend the swift
current
The melting of the Cordilleran
SHOWS oe.en causes considerable worry
to the Inhabitants, but there have been