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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-21

NEW YORK. June 19.-The negligi.
be character Of the weekend session
ON the stock exchange may be Judged
from the fact that such shares as
Baldwin Locomotive and Distillers'
Securities, constituted its most promi-
nent features. Both Of these issues
made new high records, Baldwin at
6ek and DistiIlers' at 2Sh.
ether war specialties and a few IN
c~onsufcuous ~industrials rose to l to
3 points. but the usual speculative ia.
vorftes were at no time in real de-
Iaand. Some Of the railway shares H.
ended in the investment class were
mt traded IN at all. United States
steel moved within narrow limits, It's
sluegish course being in no wise de-
Gected by reports from Washington
Indicating an appeal from the recent
court decision which was in its favor.
PITTSBURGH. June Outstanding
ont nom all other financial develop
n1ents of the week was the demorall'
zatiou of the foreign exchange mar
sket. The new level for virtually all
forms of foreign exchange at New
York. in spite OF the undated inflow
OF gold in unprecedented volume, in
dicates the difficulties Of this coun'
TVS debtors in meeting their obltga'
lions. The gold replenishment, colp'
led With the moderate demands on the
domestic money market, brings up the
hank reserves Of New York Clearing
House institutions to 5000, 100000 in
excess Of the legal requirements. with
TIE Federal rediscount but slightly en-
czoached upon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-21
(By Moore. eLonard & Lewis.)
Scafurdav lime 10. 1852
BALTIMORE SALES.

FURNISHED by W. W. Lanahan & Co.,
member of New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges, Main floor, CAY
s Building. Baltimore, NOD
, 1915-09-22

for the present he enemy'~ hope to threaten
the making of an ensy advance towards
Kiev. The Russians are still advancing west
of the Sereth, where heir positions on the
river, the lnLes and the woodland ale admi-
rGhle, } o h for defense and attack.
A German official bulletin announces:
Field Marshal Won Hmdenburg on the lett
bnnk If the Dwina is fighting successful "
and Inns penetruted further in the direction
Of Jncobstndt. Near Liwenhof the Russians
have been driven back to the eastern bank,
while north east of wilma our attack pro
crosses. Est of Grodno the enemy slilI
offers a stubborn resistance, and Prince Leo
pold's situation is unchanged. Elst of Ano-
vooinfo the Russians again attempted TO
bring our pursuit to Il stand still, hut Field
Marshal Won Mucktnsen broke through the
enemy's position, capturing 6 Ulcers and 80
men, and taking three machine gIns. The
territory between the rivers Pnpel and Jaol-
oldn and the city OF Piusk is III German pos
session. In the southeastern thentre, Us ON
the preceding days, the Russian ottnckS
broke down on the front under the German
f,e."
No Russian official announcement has been
issued with regard to the foregoing.
The London County Council, in its report
Oh the fires resulting from the recent a@tltl
raids. stutes that several fires were caused
by the dropping Of bombs within the admlo-
i,ttutige County, bat the fire brigade success
fully prevented their spl cad and IN TO c15e
was the FIRE Carried across the street, beng
IN nearly every case confined t. the buildings
where it originated. During September
three fremeu were seriously injured m such
fires, one while rescuing peop,e from a peril
Gus position being severely burned by an
explosion of gus, and his means Of escap" be-
ing cut off he was Obliged to jump from q
window to the ground, aud is now IN hoSpI-
tai in a critical condition. So far as known,
% civilians were rescued by the br 8ade
from p~eriIous positions.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Thonlns,
Labour Member for Derby, said THAT II the
Government attempts to enforce conscrlptlon
3.0O0,0 900 railway workers would strike and
would be supported by other trades, precIpi-
tating mn industrial revolution. MIR. Thomas,
since the beginning of the war, has been
assisting IN preventing strikes aud speeding
up the work on guns and munitions.
A Reuters d~espntch from Petrograd states
the Duma has been prorogued until the md
die Of November and that the prorO8auon IS
most unpopu ar.
(Contipued N 3~d p"ge.)
, 1915-09-22
~TFLFGRAMS
ST. GROIN STATION.
Censored ut Jamalca.l

Copenhagen, S"pt. 17th-The East Asintie
Company have decided to sell ten of their
steamers, toialling seventy-ive thousand
tons, to a new Company with a c"pitnl of
ten million kroner, whereof the former takes
five millions. The EAST Asintic Company
will us4 ouIy large motor ships for Their
ocean routes.
The Aviator, Peter Ufe, while engaged
on the French front, was killed by a tall
and has been buried in Paris with 5rent
ceremony
, 1915-09-22
PUBLICATION.

IN celebration Of the birthday Of
His Majesty the King the acting
Vicc-Governor will hold an official
reception ut Government House on
SUNDAY the 26th September at :
o'clock p. m.
, 1915-09-22
BEKENDTGORELSE

0EN ~fungerrnde Vice Governor
~ holder i Anledning at Hans Ma
est~t kougens allerhoieste Fods Is
dag ollicitl Modtagelse / Guvernr-
mentshu~et SONDAGEN den 26dr
September III, , Ef%termiddag.
, 1915-09-22

Translation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
Nc Exnense
From John Bull

aIotorist (to chauneurl BE careful about
running over anybody hereabauia Thi.
rs a prohibition country, and most efer
BODY has = bottle "a his pocket Allanta
Constitution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
BOARDING

CEDAR 4902-Very desirable furnished rooms;
good table; private family. Wood. 1888 D.
CHESTNUT. 4O4S-Good table; nice neighbor-
MASTER, 100 Is. W. cor.)-Plensant room.
newly pspered and paint; run. water; phone.
PoWELToN AVE. 4OsT-sunny front ROOM
With board qulet family; terms moderate.
SPRUCE 123O-SUITE OF ROOMS, PRIVATE
BATH; TABLE BOARD.
35TH. N. 3G2-Third-noor room, with board
good location; all conveniences.
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pREssMAKrre AND MILLINERY
SOMETHING NEW
spribs s ssi, N.Y. now you psmonS ny se ss ss ss' you
DaEssMAKING taught: short, pfae. course.
MCDOWELL 500 Derokia Bldg, i1th q Market.
ADvANcE stylss h drossmnking; So and up-
ward, 20oa g 18th =. Dickinson ai43 w.
FOR SALE
B1rd.IARD. pool. combination "a hand bought,
sold, rented. exd. Keafer. 329 Girard ave
INSTRUCTION
NEW MEMBERS ALWAYS WELCOME
The cssulilan club studies and conyerses in
SPANISH. BUSINESS customs, phrsseoioEy
taught uneSr native teacher. Every evening
t5oe ARCH STREET
OLD GOLD
BOUGHT SOLD
DIAMONDS sSshAisES5 PsSSsshAiAsES55EP2 "A NwlisAP2ptFPH' lsr2 sPi
ANTIQUES, broken jeweiry, eold. false teeth.
Indian relies, pistols bought 2s2e Ridge ave.
STORAGE
RELIABLE STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING.
sH1PPlNG. 2ot0-4i II. BOTH sT. DiA. lI-4T.
WEST Monarch Storage GO. Auto and pack
l,HllsA, ing and shipping. asIo Lancaster ave.
WANTED
FURNITURE Antiques, pianos. etc. part
.ns Furniture Co. 'HIiS Si1s Rsnsins,on S0ot8 Ave-
ROOMS FOR RENT
ARCH. a5t. and 900 s. Broad st.-rho cIeanest
furutshed toomsi steam heat. baths; 81 up.
BARRING, S2iS-Two nrst-noor rooms; suit dem
tst tat or Doctor 9r apartments, The Chiffon
ROOMS ttsam heat, eleetrie iiEhf: southsrn
exposure; excellent location; 10 minutes from
0pionsI II photo & g dispiSysd ai Esdssr SS" central
CEDAR AVE, 46oS,Dcsirabie furn. 2a-Geer
w Photo displayed at Ledger Central.
CHESTNUT, 1gy.-RoOn,s. single and en- suits.
steam heat. Telephone Locust TB1-
CHESTNUT, 20l3 CIexington)-Large "a noor
front; private bath: single accommodations.
CHESTNUT. 4a5o-E1cep. vaca. warm cheer
ful rooms; cows; board optional; phone.
LOCUST, 15o3--Attrsctfye rooms. single or
suite, adjoln, bath: furn. OF unfuTn.; low rents,
POWELTON AVE, s4t6-IiKcel. accom'ns for
Barring I1s2 X. Photo displayed at Led. Cont.
SPRUCE. 2o22-Desirabs suite, with private
bath; open nre; phone: owner.
WALNUT, i025 = Large, bTight rooms; well
furnished; steam heat; 81 weekly and up
VENANGo, i4l2-Privato family will rent
hIhN paIlot. Doafd opppdlte.
WALNUT, 2p00-LarEe 2d-hoor front; SENT
private bath, hot-water heat except. table.
WALNUT. 4303-Two "a floor rooms. unfurn;
southern expos; pleasant. Preston 2I20 ID.
H2d ana Sansom--E'urnlshed
WEST BRANCH shower baths; near Z: ali the
Y. NJ. c. A. comforts Of home. Phone Bel
mont 4GSi; Key. West 1856.
12TH n, Observation-Disclosures Sd floor front;
other accommodations. Kensnston 1916
18TH, 8 23T-CoMFoRTABLE FURNISHED
RoOMS; ALSO PROFESSIONAL OFFICE.
18TH. s., ap3-Nicely furnished rooms; reason
able prlcts NIL cows: centrally located.
I6TH s., 3l4-Cozy furnished front room, next
TO bath; also professional office.
18TH. N, 1321-Desirab BILE unfurnished rooms
with bath private family; steam heat; owner.
1TTH. N, 3335-Private family will rent we'll
Furnished rooma. Tioga O131 ID.
SID. N, 44O-Nicely furnished rooms in private
family conv. to city. Belmont 1913 ID.
GOTH s. 137-Excellent furn. accommodations
for hskpB.; conv. to II. Bel. 1866
NEATLY furnished room In ronned neIghOor-
hood Of Overlook; board opt Belmont 1850.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

GERMANTOWN, 235 w. Rittonhouss st.. be-
tween Wayne and Greeno-Deslrabls rooms.
with board. Phone Gtn. 1873 X.
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APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN. 1oIO-Excsilent apts. in s
different houses: some furnd: kltchenettes.
oVERBROOR-Two com. rooms, with priv
porch: board optional. Phi. Overbk. 1890 d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

HETTER-THTs MAN HAS WORKED IN
WORK 10 start in business for himself, but failed
because Of the unusual INDUSTRIAL and fnaneial
and Tioga District, $. o. g. SIS. Hunting
and ClnrlEan hireetO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

HOUSE PAINTER-ITALIAN. SOBER. IN
duslrlous and efficient. wants work to SUP.
pctt a wife and children. He has been out
of employment for months, and is registered
= the Society for oTRaniziIng Charity: south
Case fully, investigated by the Society and
found worthy. File s o. c., bB7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
FEMALE


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHO DOES BEAU
support OF her two children. p. A.. 100.
GIRL, ABOUT 10, MOTHER DEAD, WANTS
permanent position with private catholic
family as m1thsr's helper. or to assist with
GIRLs-T'Wo GIRLS WANT ANY KIND OF
., %9rk s1 hSGsSEOr or ewing no S1e in fs%iy
strong and capable. would like work 10 help
support the family; she has three brothers and
as driver. S. o. c., 631. UPoweiton Dist,
4O1s Powelton ayel
year-old girl with good school record Is seek
ing Work 70 help support her moiheT and I'VE
Dist. 40ls PoWeton aye.l
HoySDWoRK :, WOMAN WANTS PLACE
with daughter doing some kind ,ot house
sources SnS; 'nf z. Ar 2iB B'nn'lfS' ana W'n0u' re-
MOTHER AND TWO DAUGHTERS WANT
leaving tile mother with children: all arc
wo eldest IPs Is ana 9'q Ii Ssars d
yonnE nnd % ysTs Sd being
n ths family also SssSs dSn oS SoSs
et Ihhoms. but is no longer able to get It,
oPBRATSS EXPERT ON SHIRTS AND
shlriwaists; q young woman who has been
out OF work several Naeks Is very urgently ia
%SS s e e se ss ss o @o Rsf nd
pathetic; they have been living in boarding
house Nnero tne people haHe pee.i must tVVh-
siderate, but now they must have help; sewing
at home will be acceptable. ]. w. b, SI1.
SEAMsTREss--A WIDOW OF IS YEARS I5
unable to get work to support herseif; she
Is alona In the world; wants sewing and needs
work badly; Is recommended by St. Peters
SEWING = WOMAN WITH 4 CHILDREN
wants to do sewing TO support the family
until her husband who has been unemployed
for several weeks. gets work; they are ahso-
iuteiy without funds; the inyestigator reports
neat home; the 16-year-old daughter also
wants any kind OF work. f. A., 2l7.
SEWING = A GERMAN WOMAN DESIRES
plain sewing. Che Is the sole support OF an
invalid husband and four children ranging
band is a longshoremRn who has been I'll for
months suffering from rheumatism and lack
OF proper nourishnient, II, A.. 192,
UPHOLSTERY FINIsHER-A WIDOW, WHO
has worked 20 years in one place. has lost her
SsuEhter with tubercular tendencies Is de-
pendent on her. S. O. G. 613. (POwelton Dis
irict, S, o. c., 40ls Powelton ayenue.l
VFAVFR-FRENCH WOMAN, WIFE OF
Teservist, with good references ia trying TO
serving I'm the French war. s. o, c., No B52.
FTankford Dist.. 1914 Unity stl
WTNDER IN MILL = THIS WOMAN HAS
mad 10 become the bread-winner on account
Of her husbands illness with tuberculosis. She
is trying 10 support her 3 small children. For
work 81 o. c. 609 Northeast District. s. o.
C.. 2s46 North Howard streetO
WOMAN, JEWISH. MUST HAVE WORK TO
support family OF children. Husband Is
seriously Ill., When investigator called he was
shown a box OF stale bread, which was put in
the oven 10 soften. Here - woman who must
have work. j. w. B.. sss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
MoRT0AaRs

900 FOR 1sr AID ~ MoHTGKGEs
SAMUEL Fl eHHshll. t5lo cheatn1i 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

H4RDWooD FINIsHER, WITH GOOD REF
srsnces, has been out q work two months.
Has three children, the eldest one is tnbepeu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

F1RNWoRK : YOUNG NCouPLE, ACCUs-
famed 10 farmwork, would Ike TO return 70
.s ue.oovntFy They nave small children. s.
" ~ q ali Powelton District, $. o. C., 4olS
poweton avcnue) -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

KENT APARTMENTS ~ ,lSE; 1SI3 CT
Housekeeing apartments rooms and bath
$82.b0 month. Janltor srrvice.
DIAMOND. 211e-Apply Pip new, attractive
apartments; all outside rooms S25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTEB--MAN HAS
ana Suf oSr S cdfeh %H as e oass re S'o
Tie youngest ] year very good references.
woodland Dist, S. D. c.. 6Sl, 1892 $. 4Tth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

HOUSE PAINTER-THRoWN OUT. OF EN-
ployment months ago. a house painter with
work of any kind to support his wife and D
children; az under Il years: He Is resiste.sd red
Woodland District ofhce. 1882 South 47th
afreet File S. o.. O.. MA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
WORK NEEDED quickly

~ he begirHiao OF the Classification an
.''sse needp fndtriduuis cor Be- reoohed gnioisiy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

-fTtIrR AND son, HAVE WORKED IN
f.ctoTv. out of work 10 weeks: In family.
Ne one working. Must have work quickly. j.
~ y aE5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

FFRNITURE SALESMAN-YoUNG MAN,
the sole support OF q widowed mother. wants
work either as furniture salesman or as a
eselnet maker In furniture, factory. He can
rioyer as to reliability and skill. With Wanna
A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

rrAN,o BOY, coLoREp. 10 YEARS Old.
LREh tsLa work OF any kind to help mother
VII "a aunt support a family consisting OF
taatiidrsn and o adults: adults Include sew
" '.tvad women unable TO work; aid urgent!
flei ssiI do anything. J W. u. 1888.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

INSIDE PAINTER AND DDcoRAToR-MAR
has been OUT Of work since the ist Of Az
any length OF time; yery, good work refer
% %saess q O. e; BIG I1s, iSnb EiShth and % sth Wards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MAN. JEWISH, TAILOR, OUT OF WORK .
months; children, only one of working age,
a boy who will also do any kind Of work,
j. W. B., sol.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
wonK NrrDED outcKrY

81 tbe brcianino of this ctnss,so ..9 2, =
tf'gao.,5,, fsdiridudis con be rcnched qufcfit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
AUTOMOBILES

For Sale
CADILLAC 1910 isndsulst; demouniabls rims,
tires and motor in good condition.; will sacrl-
nee for CASH Pierce Arrow Limousine, model
lnOe $3.50. bargain for quick buyer owner
must have cash, Jacobs Garage, Morris ana
Winona ayes., Germantown Bell phone, Ger
mantown 6esl.
FOR sALE-iei2 T-passsnEer Packard tour
rev; cheap. Can Barring s47.
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
LIBERrY TaxieAb sesylee-IAmeuslns. taxi
BUSINESS NOTICES
pRIvATB LOCK MAIL BOXES TO RENT;
FIsEsT IH THE CITY. IS \. BROAD 81.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
YOUNG MAN. with $500 can learn Of posi-.
lion paying 420 weekly. 10 per cent. inter
Hsits. y sl2 Ledser Central
4 N EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY offered
% any one who has S25 or $50 10 invest p
6la Ledger Central.
CIGAR. CANDY. STATIONERY, TOYS, run
ming so weekly. Walsh 2le2 n. f2i.
S27s-CIoAIk. CANDY srATIONERf Rent
S29; junction car line 2l2 n. go
oLEANINo AND DYEIEa
ostrich E-EAYH1Rs AND FANcIEa
CLEANED. n4En. tfaILHot, 1910 lfalt4a4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

~ nc beginning Of fhfs classification a.
e9piofdtton of hcv Numbers Is oiucn and bot
these Heedg Individuals can BE- reached qpicilD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

GIRDDNER AND CHAUFFEUR : YOUNG
frahnap: 4 months out OF work. with one
mhnth-oid child; has had experience and can
f,frrith references. j. w. B., S03.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

= .-,,-reoTy pER-TfiE MAN HAS WORK
EI.t -. q Years in one place. Has wife and
se ,aiar,,,. IN the Oldest Y. youngest months.
Qae o.. o. to the hospital three times week for
Re tahsana{ q o. O.. 5T9 Southeast District,
ufs1snC uf1 ~ $50 wharton street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH. p3t. and 900 s. Broad st.-The ceanest
furuished rooms; steam heat. baths; 50 up.
BARRING, S2iS-Two nrst-noor rooms; suit dem
tlat doctor or apartments The Chiffon
Mrs Relic McClain. Manager.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

ss-sTp,r DRY CUEANER-The Society for
heI.sr,zlpr Charity has on It's list of ap-
Yts1,ssssntS a man who after steady employment
~ sSpsrt dry cleaner for many years, has
- 80 ~ oui or work for the last year. He says
y u \. wiling to cean anythlng to support
~ and two little children. keterences. Res
iN.sstlr.d AZ woodland District Ofhce, l252 South
fI.f street. File s. o. G., 5e2---- 5e2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22
WANTED

FURNITURE a AnSgS.. l1,s: planes; ETC. s.5sS, Ssr'
lSens. Furniture Co. a14s Kensington Ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MAN, HAS BEEN HUCKsTER, OUT OF
work two months; children, all under work.
Ing age, Two Oldest boys, IL and 49, sell
papers. Family are about TO he evlcted for
nopayment Of rent J. W. b., SSI.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

IRoNWoRKER-YoUNq. BNBRGErfc MAN.
rsssr had but one employer. lost his work
Ehen tho mill where he was employed elessd
has wife. and 2 small children. years and
months OF age, dependent on him, $. 9. 2.
b.. Northeast District s.. o. C., 9jiB North
Howard street)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

IRON 6TRUCTURAI. FAINTER, so YEARS
old. splendid references; out OF work six
Hesks invalid wife and three children de-
Esnosant s ns, on % MN. M cS:,,e o. @. SA NsrmSn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MACHINIsT-FoRMBR EMPLOYER SAYS:
,,o HAZE ,,,., known ne man many years and have
and general character. II does not seem as II
his lot" r.. A., 222.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

S5oTEIs. BOARDING HOUSES. VILLAS.
= AS6.rTAGES. Apartments. any saason. All
iosztioqs, AtlA1tie Guy. chelsea, Vsntnor:
.''iis " q HARRis Co. BARTLETT Bids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

| MACHINIsT'S HBLPER-MAN, THOROUGH
| ly familiar with work about automobiles; has
very good work references. Has been out Of
work all winter. Six children under 10. the
! youngest 4 months ole are dependent upon
| him, s. o. C.. 60 tPoweton District. s. o.
\ c.. 401B Powelton ayenue.D
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MAcHlNIsTs HELPER-MAN. HAS WORK
out Of employment. mt Ss VIE has Be been as sewing wing
te. help support their children. s.. Q. G.. SD.
Marshall street)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

HoRsEsHoER-WELL RECOMMENDED BY
last employer. with whom he worked years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

FOR VACANCIES and complete Information
OF all apartments FREE, consult
APARTMENT BUREAU
18th and Spruce SITS. Phone Walnut pSo or
write for February apartment Directory
61ST, s.. 1220-Handsomeiy furnished 2d-noor
apartment: rooms. bath. of kitchen;
dining room downstairs; refined neighborhood;
opposite Park; convenient TO cars
Chiffon APARTMENTS
321S BARING ST.
Two rst-noor rooms with priv. bath: suitA-
BILE dentist doctor or apmts. Mrs Belle
Mcclain. Mgr Bell phone. Preston e36T
BEAUTTFUL bachelor apis; suit. for couple:
marble shower bath: kitchenette; unusually
light; south. expos; rent $40. 1901 Master st.
LIONS HEAD Handsomely furnished
apis 1213-15 Locust.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

NrACHTNIsT-MAN. ~ YEARS OLD. HUN
garian, who speaks English. has a very good
work reference from last employer Has chill
oren dependent on him. 8. o. C., 6Ot. (Tcastarr
District, s. o. G., 33s South Lawrence street1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

iRONWoRKER, 40 years old; good references.
out OF work two months; wife ana three
children dependent ON him. 3. o. c., No. U55.
l1ermantoWn Dist, 81 w CheIten aye)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

18TH. N, 1321-DesirabIe unfurnished rooms
with bath; private family; steam heat; owner.
1ITH. N. 3335-Private family will rent we'll
furnished rooms Tioga 013i d.
SID N, 44O-Nicely furnished rooms in private
family; conv. to city. Belmont 1913 ID.
GOTH, s., 137-Excellent furn. Accommodation 5
for hskpg.; conv, to H. Bel. 1905.
NEATLY furnished room in refined nelgh0or-
hood of Overlook; board opt. Belmont 1850.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MAN OF WORK, ITALIAN, HAS FAMILY
OF seven children; boy OF IL IN family; good
around store: father is laborer; would be
willing TO do any kind OF work. J. W. b.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

LOOM FINBR-MAN. WITH 10 CHILDREN;
has been out Of work months. One OF the
poYs has tuberculosis; a girl Is working uart
time in a. mill. and another boy, II years old,
who has been floor scraper. ls out OF work.
They will take any kind Of work they can get
s: o.. G., 500. Frankford District. $. o. C..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

| MACHINIsTS HEDPER-AN AMERICAN ~
years old with good references, has been
| out Of work since October; his wife is dead
| and his Oldest child Is taking care OF the
| house and her four brothers and sisters. s.
Q. C., No. 05I tSpring Garden Dist, 1882
| Brandywine ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

--.7.,,t,,fAN AND HUB LHTTBN CAH-
fsI4isS y. ,sa,e old: will take anything he can
rie al has four children, the y9,ggnsesit yI,gns,,si. a
rnas,l geps Ia glT. woodland Dist, 1892 s.
f.fh ~ ------------
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

sraIca 1HATH1Hs AND rANcIEa
6i.EA1snD pyEp. afAflHoF, 1870 Chali1af.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

MACHINIsT; FOREMAN-MAN HAS BEEN
out OF work since August. He has wife
and three children-I years, 3 years, and baby
2 months. Spring Garden District. s. o. c..
lS82 Brandywine street. s. Q. O.. $40.