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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCoLNTAN'r., office and sales man, 81, wide
hPsfSm SIZES pomsoSSo SolE Era3 m|P Fl G GHH'@ Sgtg
ADvER rISING MAN. -. cxrcr. salesman:
cnWhlc OF writing good. forceful COPY. mpgc
tho layout, handle cores. refs. il3,Lcd. on
pcrIcncc' desires position With rciiaiiS House,
hrst-class references. Il5 Ledger Olfiec.
BoOkkEEPER, D. II, and stGnoEraphcr, I
II 757 Ledger Central
BOOKEEEPER or office work; was mfg. good
Ledger oitlcc.
BoOKKEEPER, 20. at present employed. de
sIrcs 20 make change. c 325, Ledger office,
300 TEEEPER and clerk Young man, - de-
sIres a posltioni best Of refs. II I'l, Lod.Con
K'TLER, young German, eNporcnred. best
reference. II 100. Ledger Office.
CARR ENTER and mlIlwrght foreman with
many years experience IN construction. work
wants steady position; Al references. II SOL
CHAuFFElR. mechanic English, sinEe,
wants position; digGnE'Sed G4a a Of + NoySm4Sr. @ F
CHAtFtEl,R, mechanic. u Years exp can
$50. 2Oi0 w. Boston ave.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position; best Of rcls :
do own repairing III L. Tabor st.. Oney.
CHAUFFEUR. young man, white; g. years
experience; hest OF reference. ~, ncd. OF
house; jts rcf r Oliver Parsons, l6i2 S. 25th,
CLERK, young mHn. nigh school graduate =
years exp. wishes position. II G5i LED. Cent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Gcntlcman closing
HIS Goa hnan; Thoroughly reliable ana clpa-
bio to care for horses, cows, garden or charge
OF farm. i 2lH Ledger O!hCe,
CRAFTSMAN and mechanical engineer wishes
position: office and shop experience. age -.
Norwegian, speaks English and GERMAN.
Write :. W. 81 "a st.. Ho3Oken. y. j.
ELECTRICAL. and mechanical engineer, sales
man, correspondent University graduate,
technical graduate In electrical engineering,
10 years experience ice manager, vuF-
respondent and salesman Of electrical and
mechanical machinery. II G56. Ledger Cent.
MAN. hHnay with tools. httrhct and saw man
or shopwork, II 75i, Ledger Genital,
OFFICE EXECUTIVE. thorough correspond
mt: years Principal department store!
system. detail routine: complete charge II
$50, Ledger Central.
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REoRGANIzE OLD COMPANY
Gus Seidel Chosen President of Tam
many Pea Shore Fishing Company

The surviving shareholders Of the ia
nous old Tammany Pea Shore Fishing
Company met at the office of Congress
man J. Hampton Moore last night and
elected officers TO take the places made
vacant by the deaths of Colonel NJ. Rich
ards Mucklo, president and Samuel w.
Ray, the secretary-treasurer
Gus Scldel. the only remaining ofTlcer
Of the concern, whose membership dates
back 20 years. was elected president, E.
Cooper Shapley vice president, John F..
Lewis treasurer and Doctor Wray secre-
tary.
\ committee was also appointed to de-
eide whether the organization was to be
held together until 1t could he reorEanized
or whether the property should he dis
posed OF Spencer y. Wright was elected
chairman of the committee.
The property Of the company is located
on the Delaware River at Fish House
Junction, near the Pennsylvania Railroad
bridge. 1t was organized In 1909 and has
been the scene of many festive gatherings
Of prominent Philadclphians.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE, Oh S. 1eth. wishes situat tlotg
Tor buffers cooks. ehambermatis mattresses
lauudresses, maids, seamstresses child
nurses, mothers helpers, housework gifls:
OF male and female help. spruce 34OI
NICHOLS. 1926 BAlNRRIDGl SF-COMPF-
TENT MALE AND FEMALE HELP 81. p
Piled AND WANTED. PHONE LOc 2I3O
MADAME ASHE. French Employment Ilursaf.
1889 Christian Et.-Relialle help zupplIed and
wanted; an hstionalltles Prot. and cath
MRS. MINZLAFF 1850 Christian fDlckInso1
Bi5l, supplies Az kinds o. help. zale and fe
male. Cth. and PIT chefs. $50. Slu0 mo. RES
and mothers helper; arsf-class heio ssaa4
positlolts. Miss Roae poughefty. lsl9 Chart
MADAME RlATz a5s ; Camae. suanltss
frst-eltss white hello viihaat a3Eanes
Naitrsszes. eAAmbepnaiss an hoase Elsls-
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NORTHWEST OBSERVES
''ELECTRICAL WEEK"
WITH Big PARADE
High Lights of the Big Celebra-
tion Will Be Shifted to
Roxborough and
Manayunk
THOUSANDS TO MARCH
Parade tonight In ManayunlS, starting
at $3.50 o'clock from Ridge avenue and
Main street,

The high lights of the electrical Pros
perlty Week" celebration in this city will
shift to Manayunk and Roxborough to-
night when an electrical parade OF
more than three hundred automobiles
headed by a band and several floats, will
assemble and start from Ridge avenue
and Main street at $3.50 O'clock
The route of the parade, which Is
through all the main streets of that sec
tion of the city, will be blaze OF light.
Every shop of any Importance has been
decorated in honor of the occasion with
window displays and tasteful arrange
ments OF flags and bunting. The shops
will be lighted from cellar 10 roof with
electricity; those shops that have no elec-
trio current will celebrate with gas IL
luminations.
Following the parade. which will be
headed by Joseph b. Seamen. chief OF
the meter testing department of the
Philadelphia Electric Company, as mar
shall, a smoker will he held by the 2lst
Ward Board of Trade and the Manayunk
Business Mems Association in Masonic
Hall, Main and Cotton streets. The hall
has been especially decorated with strings
of lights and flags, and big time Is eX-
pected.
The speakers at the smoker will be
William b. Nickels, president of the ast
Ward Business Mems Associations; F.
Dixon, president OF the Zlst haTu boafu
of Trade: f. j. Cattell. city statistician,
and other prominent men.
Many of the manufacturers and shop
keepers have entered floats in the pa
their goods In original
ways. one OF the prettiest floats will be
that of the II. c. Roberts Electric Sup
plv Company, which will carry girls in
inadII gras costume. The Manayunk
branch office of the Philadelphia Electric
Company has been deliberately decorated.
and ii. W Wenzel, branch manager. will
review the parade from the windows
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DEATHS

i.
DAY, DAY, az II a. m; interment private at mount
niInppT I,,@ps Cere',pg n ,,s.,no. ,o,, e,,r
GILBERT Cnee Wilson,, wife OF Theodore 4,
attend the funefSI services Saturday. at +.
p. m. at her late rcsidcrce, 54oi Webster
e.. lntermcnt private Friends may call
Ftiday from until y; m
HAINES.~.At Trenton n; Il, on Eleventh
Month s0tn iHl2 EsThER ASM & Wiao%
at al the he Friends Mestins. House, Medtord. q
j., on sixth-dSy. 81. at p. M. intcrment at
soSEs,%At %Sd.sFo, It. baltimore. Md. on peeembe,
"T lois sAItAH Il. JONES formerly ot
PnS I1a ansRtar Of to late Isaac oGS1 T. Snd sTS 9n9
cocnower. Relatives and friends are in.
dsy at 2 p. M. at the arartmen,a OF oliver
n,;smcpt a, TN M' 5iS Moripn ps.5sns SSms.'ry
batien St; On DeosmP}gT /. 1olt,, EUGH.
saturday. tTtd at 10 ?. M. from The residence OF Of
hnterment hf sT~ at FSrSwood Cemetery Friend. d.
LEEps.-In Mooo5sstowr, \; 4. on Eleventh
year. Relatives and friends are Invited to
TiNsih fiSRa IN" MonR 81 at osloaE room
Friends Meeting stn H9nSG 6 iMd0oIGTTes%w n Z
toTn tSSHSS TFoisy leaves carndca ovcty hail boSr.
IONb. iu NONenNtT w. 1910 u ~ T.,
widow Of Alexander Long. aged 81 years.
the funeral services. on Friday. Mt 2.3O y. M,
at the residence Of hor daughter. Mrs. Fred
criCk Zoos, 226 South 9th ST., barby Pa,
Intcrmcnt private.
EN-Op Soyep,hcr 20 1nf5 NyND-
HAM s. husband OF Kate Melee, in his GJth
ycnr Bclntiycg AMI fripnJs arc irvItr1 10
attend the funeral services, on Friday De-
c,emhsr 2. at II a., m. at hts late residence.
42S Richey ave- West Colilnss%ood, n. y.
1ntermcnt private. at Harleigh Cemetery, g..
convenience of tho family. Friends may call
Ihursuay eV'rilh. fle'se oul't mowers
O'BRIEN.-pn December !, lpl6, HANORA,
widow OF fR'rick O. Brien inee TrenoO.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend
the funeral. on SATURDAY. az $40 q. M. from
more ave- bIenSNS' III So'Sibnn 'SibnTnrt ti'En Hsso
luem MSss r, ~ %, I{nTig II{nTig 7s,,,Irbr ~ j."
=. m. lh'oF'''"' "' io'S 9't"''Hto 'eHe'
UIE.
PASCOAST AT Riyerton, y. J., on De
ccmber J. 1915. EDWARD H. PASCohST
inviiii,esi iiii,si t9 attend the iunerai services ct" on
Snturtiav al / 40 n m al his late rest
dSnre iO4 Main st. RIverton r. T. Inter.
nncnt at Palmyra Cemetery. Trains leave
Market g. ferry, Philadelphia, at IL noon
and In.4O
p,I,, Cr So,or,,o- M -o1, prTrp
husband OF Viiheimna Paul tnee BauschJ
aged ~ years Relatives and friends also
Herman Lodge. No Ia5 +. and A. NJ;
ch1kahapno TNribe No i3S l. o. r. NJ
Csnstatter Voiksfest Vercin also directors
and members OF Phiadciphia Schuetzen
Nereir, arc invited to attend his funeral on
Friday, at : ?; M, from his late rcsldenge:
at Hillside Cemetery. Automobile service
Ia NNNHa N1anF
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sNYDER's NEIGHBoRs HAPPY

big American flag was strung from
house to house across Leithgow street.
last night In honor of the baby Hun
dreds OF persons went through that
thoroughfare today and were rewarded
by glimpse of 4-month-old Louis Sny-
der, who was kidnapped, and after two
days search was left on doorstep by
his abductors.
The little boy was held up to the win
dow of his parents home, 2l5l Leithgow
street, and those who came along the
street today In the snow, waved their
hands TO the baby whose disappearance
mad aroused the whole northeastern sec
tion OF the city.
The flag was hung out in honor of the
child that was lost and was found be-
tween the time the great news reached
the street last night and the time the
parents brought him home in an auto
mobile. The party was cheered TO the
echo
Neighbors could not do enough to show
their sympathy with, the family's happl-
ness as they had With their suffering,
ana the baby was held up to the win
uow before he went to bed so that those
VINO could not crowd into the dwelling
could see that he was all right.
n DIE placard was pinned to the edge
OF the Stars and Stripes. 1t bore this
message to the world at large:
BABY FOUND
GOOD CONDITION
ALL OVER
Shortly after o'clock last night a man
and woman walked through Rorer
street narrow, poorly-lighted thorough
rare They looked back over their
shoulders and hurried. The woman was
young. She seemed about 10 years old.
The young woman carried something in
her arms. Mrs. Emma Steel. who sat at
her window at 20l5 Rorer street, could
NOT make out whether 1t was a bundle or
paoy' She saw them leave It, what
ever II was, on the doorstep of Mrs. Ella
roust. at 2slO Rorer street. Then they
ran at full speed out of the street.
Mrs Steel thought at first It was the
iaihily wash being brought home. Then
She saw that the bundle moved.
"A baby" she exclaimed.
Aheh the woman ran across the street
she had not heard of the Snyder babys
uisappearance. She thought some mother
VINO VINO could not AFFORD to take care of her
shla was leaving 1t for somebody who
AT this time Mrs. Foust was having
Trouble with her own baby. which was
sleA. She and her husband were about
~ 20 out and get some medicine for the
tpsoy, AS Mrs. FOust reached the door
bundle at her feet screamed. She
~. N'Si II HHlle HeE husDand ran
seh INTO the house for an oil lamp, and
- lhe light from that they beheld the
baby. - e SH' us'
:. AFTER all we've read about 1t. 10 think
!. should be found right on our doorstep?
sAeiaimed Mrs. Foust.
The police who are searching West Phil.
seeiphia for clue that may lead TO the
nereaoouts OF Richard C. Meekins, the
rssr-old son OF Hugh Meekins, OF 2449
.sulh olst street, who has been missing
day - '''
ne rather OF the missing Richard has
heard from nelghbors that a gipsy wagon
- seen at 62d street and Elmwood ave-
shortly after the boy was seen for
aAst time on Monday afternoon. It
: - faiy possible, the police say. that the
zseslss could have taken the boy along
=zsAeat being detected y this time.
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Lieutenant Colonel William Brooke
Rawle viii he buried tomorrow, at .
o'clock, from st James' Episcopal
Church, 22d and Walnut streets lie died
on Tuesday at his home 23O South Ped
street. Lieutenant Colonel Rawle was a
prominent member Of the bar He was a
veteran of the Civil War and was bro-
vcted for acts of bravery during several
battles.
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{ II ai7. LEDGER CENTRAL.

oEFIcE MANAGER Is., 4ssre7 position: has had
tiycly, = years selling eNpCr'encr. capable Of
men On the road, II 7io Ledger Centrai
OFFICE MANAGER and bookkcrper, exp. ami
thorough. good reference. II 1"N, Led. Cent
ST., STEGontemag }t desires ] c3ancc to prc,
read music readily q 4u5, Ledger uIHce.
PURCHASING AGENT desires position win
charge II department or ASSIST. Enow costs,
specifications bIuc prints, etc. understands
chemistry and elements at meuhInicaI en-
Roder,te salary II 6iI' Ledger Central.
SALESMAN, with road exp. young, ambitious
staple line best rcfs NJ 81. Ledger Once,
SALESMAN employed. desires changes. estab-
Of Of HayeI excellent refs = 2id. ledger o Oh T.
sAI,EsiMAN ., WI With selling record; . yegrs
house, viii travel. F'icren-e Il 20, Lod on
SALESMAN, y. hustler, produce results dc-
sires change salary Address n Sial.cd Cent.
sTE%oGRAPHER-Y Young man. "a desires
tunity 10 learn business Il Itl. Ledger tent.
STEWARD wants posit!o best OF refereaces,
II 5j5, Ledger Central.
fuI Nc MAN, go, with inside and outside en-
5gatEs TISS a2It %9qIia he Eg RGsoH where these
ences II 1872 Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN wishes 10 connect with printing
RoaSf lRl' ana has 9'iia1e n ye9rs eSPe-
YOUNG MAN desires a position as chauffeur
enres given, N 754. Ledger central
YOUNG MAN. competent, desires clerical Do
sitlon, cap OF making good, 1921 y. Dover
YOUNG MAN, 3 years clerical experience
cost ana railroad accounting. n 753, led Cen
YOUNG MAN wants position as butler or
honseman. best references II 6jl, Led Cent
YOUNG MAN. capable, desires clerical posi-
tlon. exier aud refereace II las Led. Cont.
COLLEGE GRADUATE Man. i2 perfectly
familiar with South American export husi-
ness, besides dvlns experience In dnantial
work and credits. manager OF manufacturing
business Tor 10 years and ; years as treas
urtr, desires TO connect with business that
wants a hard worker with executive ability:
would make valuable manager or assistant
TO an executive tn "A financial or business
house, II Sl, Ledger Central.
POSSESSING orsapiz4 tion, executive ability,
high character, with practical experience.
plant manufacturing operations I desire con-
uegtton with established or new concern rs
office manager chicf clerk: inquest BE
refs, mod, sal u sea, Press on. Atlantis Clty
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

\ PROSPEROUS Philadelphia concern,
for years manufacturing necessity of
udlF usvr Is PriCl'ully sWHmped with
increasing business, and desires mod
crate amount o, new capital to finance
It. No war business.
DIRECTORS AXE ~fEELlNIi. WE'LL
KNOWN BUSINESS MEN
Good executive position open. Write
,r call B. II. ~. III New Stock Ex-
change Building. for details No agents.
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BIG ESTATES FOR RELATIVES
Joseph Beaston Leaves $4,000 to
Widow and Son

The will of Joseph Beaston, OF 552S
Woodland avenue, admitted 10 probate to-
day. leaves an estate, valued at $4,000. 10
Mrs. susan Beaston, widow of the de-
ceased, and TO Harry Beaston, son.
An estate valued at $1,000 Is devised TO
the widow and children BY the Will OF
william ". colladay. president OF The
Hensel C Colladay Company. who died On
November 2. Al the Jewish Hospital
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

fon:lly; So iS2s S. ri tenhouse So.
CHlLpNuRsE, Protestant, with good refer-'
enCes. Apply lSn Spruce II.
CHOCOLATE COATER wanted, experlencedil
permanent position good wages Address p.
@. Box ~, Berwyn. Pa,
CHOCOLATE COATER-E Experienced girl; per-
manent I,os.tion; good wages Address r. o,
AZ, BerwyH. Pa.
Cloth WEANEEs waGtea; Apply John &,
James Dobsog' Inc. Blanket Ria Mills seott's'
COON--WAnted an eNPe.ienced cook for a prl-,
'Ndle family IN a small cuGnIIS town, prefer
ably OF swedish Norwegian descent. Ad-
dress applications to Miss Hart Irvine Mer-
COOK Scotch; Protestant. no wash; small
2iO, Public Ledger Friday, II a m.
COOK, good at dinners and orders sli NineI
GIRL. half-erown. white, 10 assist with house,
work 81 1928 5. Rlttenheuse So.
GIRLS wanted to learn paper box making 1
coed pay TO begin unusual opportunity:l
steady work, Call National Metal Edge Box
Company, Sth aud Willow sts,
HOSIERY-ENp .toppcrs and knittcrs and learn-I
eTs; steady work. good pay. li2O \ Lawreny 81
HOUSEHOLD ASST-Yuung or md ile-aged,,
ing; suburbs. Box 1SS Drexcl HuI.
HousEWORK-Gen. housework, mlidie-agedl
Tor lnterv.. Rm. 2io. Pub, Led, Friday at II /,
HoUsEwoRK- Reliable Prot. sIrI by prya;el
ad uasea ay refs Us SS So e. s Soa FR a2s
USEWORK-Ge colored good cook A
suburbs Meet employer. Room $50. Publigl
Ledger. Thursday, IL a. m.
HoUsEwoRK-Young refined woman for prl-l
yate dancing studio; ref. l2S. Led. on.
HOUsEWORK - White Protestant girl; ref 4
req; washing. Call al S. f3d ST.
HOUSEWORK-Eeat reliable girl; family a.
Call 1910 n. Broad st.
LADY's MAID. must be experienceA goodl
sever, packer, etc Address, giving Mt ref
erence. ]. E., Box TsI, Philadelphia p o.
4 q a IN ia al in FfrYF
Mawr. Pa one living IN the vicinity Of Bryn 4
AilHr preferred. II IL. Ledger ofdce.
MAID-Ward maid. Apply IN person, Uni l
versity Hospital. 800 spruce 81.
NURSERY GOVEENEss Tor child years
old, French English Preferred. to 20 70
central HennsYIFania reference Eeqnlrad. !,
Meet lady for interview room 20 Pubic
Iedser; Friday morhing. December g. BE-
tsssa sssa and 1850.
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SITUATIONS wANTBD-FEMA1E

~ - iOINo w alN 4 I1l' = is1fihahI
COOK, good competent, colored, desires city
position; reference. 2023 Catharine. .
| COOK, chamhermad and waitress-Two girls;
city or suburbs 636 North 10th 81.
CooK-Experience white woman; good ref.
eience. u 1872 Ledger Otnce -
| cooK-Good cook would like position down
stairs work. 1929 South 18th ST.
COOKING or general housework--Giri, col
Snces SiS's ca or writc i2S g. vSn Pst %
COOKING in small adult family; no washing.
See Miss Reed, Public Ledger, III o'clock.
Rsas AK dsy IS sf e. aSl
GIRL, reliable. neat. colorcd. Wishes days
work; beat ref. Apply 1891 $. 10th ST. city.
%S. tsBdla y"ng Tmf s
wages 81 per week. II III Ledger onice.
LADY'S MAID or Invalid nurse-Exp. Prot
cstant "omnn. II l26. ledger Office
LAuNDREss. arst class, wants weeks work.
Mrs. Brown 2t2l ~ I'd
MtLLINER wishes position; salary no object
" opportunity 20 gain experience on fine hats
and trimming. iii. Ledger once
MOTHERS HELPER by dav. or hour during
parents absence. II iis. Lodger unicc.
NURsE-P Pract. ref mdd,c-agcd woman exp.
dren; sewing light duties. II Gi6. Lod. cent.
NURSERY governcss or companion: refined
educated italian lady II i33, Ledger pftce
srENoGRAPHER, expert. 6 years czTcrion1e;
sTondcnt its and % secretary yy' ~ rSigor 2 Gent
STENOGRAPHER. first class; : years eNper.;
good on correspondence. II 100. Ledger cent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. thorouEhly eNp.
STENOGNAPHBR, high school graduate. slight
experi willing to learn. 1856 y. 9Th st.
+apid Wit try md n'} e 2p2G sse- 9GSt aSS+
able, very rapid typist. il sll, Ledger Cent.
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II you are In need Of sTENoGRh hPHER.
BOOkkEEPER, CLERK or OFFICE AS
SISTANT and do not find an ad which
meets your requirements phone Miss
Dean" Ledger Central Walnut 1000 and
tell her your needs She VIII submit for
your consideration several young ladies, eN-
pcrlcnccd and qualified to MI your positi ion.
Through the CONNER TAI. DEPARTMENT.
at Ledger Central great many firms have
been able to secure competent office help.
This service is free to Ledger advertisers
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PERSONALS

NOTICE-Win the two young girls who lott
on the north-hgund Jitney at $40 4clock, Fri
lcrmindl. write to the following address;
HARRY ROTH 40 North 10Th st. Allen
town. Pa.
NOTICE is hereby given that I. John Beattie,
Sr., residing at 2Sl Oakford st., VIII not be
responsible for any debts unlesr contracted
by myself.
STERN X LEVINSON, groceries 500 Folsom
ST., was sold to Morris Abrahamson CredI-
tors call at 33i W. Girard ave. until Deem
beF 8.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FRGALE

ASSISTANT bookkeePer and typlst 8deslres
position. Ne 'tef. j1i. Led, Vent,
ATTENDANT or nurse 10 invalid o. klderly
person men.tug. et..E IN good Protestant
home reference. RI i30 ledger Otht te,f
BOOkEgEFER. steuusrapher, IS yrs. exp.
desires good perm. position II 80, Led Cen,
CASHIER AMI bookkeepcF, thoroughly exp,
quick and accurate, can handle orders. routes
sales, reports, etc exc, rets. I52 Led. Cent
CHAMBERAAlD ana waitress. exp. white
girl Gtn. pref. go S, Cecil st ". Phila.
CHAMBERhfAID-Assls laundry, good refer
enee. l3l. Ledger ofhce
CHAMBERWORK and waiting: frish:- exp. !;
country pref; ref. 402, Ledger Office.
CHAMBERWORK ana waiting: English Prot
estant. city referred. 2T4S Alresford 81
COOK K-Chambsrmaid and waitress: two com
petent young white girls. Ph. ArdmoTe 7o2.W
COOK. scotch Protestant; good references:
country preferred. Fl 40, LedgeF Office,
COOK - ThoToEghY experienced competent
neat; best elty reference. 2o2o SAMSON ~
COOK - Competent uoman: private family:
sIts. suburbs, ref. G ioa, tedger onfe2
c0OK-sE.xpe enlored girl sefsrence;
city = suLurea. II ~. Lessef 0Iaee.
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SALES OF MILK FOR
BABY CLUE TO WOMAN
Continued from Page One

mother had saved after his death, which
were put upon the kidnapped baby, 1t
is thought, and these garments form an
important link in the chain of evidence.
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OFFICE MAN

with executive ability and orIgiuality; thir-
ty, long experience stcuographer. sovrc-
tary ans assistant TO important business
mem valuable selling experience, eNtraJrdi-
nary aduptHbility, highest references: rpa-
son for change, reorganization: salary de-
sired 500 per month,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02

OIL y. BROAD ST.
The Oldest Originals
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
Tea hes YOU how 10 repair
and how to drive autos.
F. PEFZ. all y. BROAD ST.
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
POSITIONS FOR HIGH-CLASS MEN ONLY
1900 LAND TITLE BUILDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02

BADY-Mature. for high-grade position, Nopen
Jan. permanent: whole or part time;
short hours. exceptionally good pay no
previous bLsiucss experience necessary, but
must be ambitious Apply Immediately, CIV
Ing telephone II 5is, Ledger central
positions orcn to women. sIo
month. Write lWmciia tely for free list Frank
lin fustitutp, Dept Tl5 j. Rochester, y. Y.