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The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
An Interesting
 Letter On
 Library Subject

Dec. Sth 1915 Editor, Wrangell Sentinel,
 Your paper last week contai .ed an item, a suggestion in rega l 10 making an efont to establish a City-Library IT Wrangell. This is surely desirsble.
 A public Library and reading room should certainly nave a good influence and be of much ben it to the community.
 It is subject we have haG very much at heart for several years, and we are glad to see an al er pt made to get such a lace 0. ened.
 The Civic Improvement Club. about 8 year ago, took up this subject and discussed 1t w. h in terest. even going so far $ ap. pointing a committee to asc .rtain the cost of q room If one cold le rented. The City Hall was then occupied by the high school and it seemed inadvisable that 1t hould be open to the use of tLe ;sablic, even ou1 of school hours, i We could of obtained it. It was lack of funds to carry on the wot; that caused Us to give up he lea of attempting it.
 The Christian Women Tenn perance Union also considered lhe matter, but neither did th-s feel strong enough 10 undertake it.
 Thefact thatthe subject O. open ing library and reading ro1 m has been discussed in this way shows that many persons are interested in it, and will be glad to lave it ake shape and to see the enter prise carried cut; which it niay DC if the interest becomes general ard all are willing 70 Lend A Hand.
 Ella Lee Wocs;.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09

Among the receptive can.,idatas for the democratic nomination for delegate to congress from Alaska is George B. Grigsby, of Nome, who was formerly district attorney of the Second Division und.r a re- publican administration, bat since has been an active supporter of Jetfersonian principles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Fire Department Hold Regular
 Meeting

The Wrangell Fire Department met in their regular monthly meet ing las Monday evening at the City Hall. A good bunch of the fire boys were present to answer to the roll call. President Grant was in the chair. After the regular routine ot
 business, a letter addressed to the fire boys of Wrangell, from our old member Wm. F. Schnabel, ;, was read and committee ap- poiuted to answer same.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
The funeral of Andrea Dal Castel

The funeral of Andrea Dal Castel and Georgia Muro, aged 24 and $ years, respectively, was held ct the Catholic Church in Douglas, Rev, Father Bruckert officiating. They came to tbeir death at an early hour Sunday morning from rock slide at the Perseverance mine in Silver Bow Basin. Both were Italians.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Juneau Brewery Han Calls
 In Wraagell

Mr. s. Zynda, proprietor of the Eagle Brewing Company, of Juneau Alaska, was in Wrangell for few days the first of the week, prepar- atory to placing his beer on the local market. Mir. Lynda states that he will soon have a new grade ot beer which he thinks will be the best he has brewed and predicts 2 good sale for the sane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
ItoW To
 Hang On
 februarv 1o

Unless the president of tn Unit. ed States intervenes, or tie snl- reme court orders a review of tE case, O. How will be hanged III Juneau on Friday, February II
 by the United States Marshal, fs. the murder of Frank Durn, {. Dundas Bay cannery in Jul Ia.2.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Wrangell Now
 Has A
 Town Marshal

Wrangell now has regularly ap- pointed town marshal. Earl West having been appointed last night and t. now or the job. MT. West was the choice of the majority of the business houses of Wrangell and it is believed that he will make a reliable and trustworthy officer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
New ScoW
 Bay Road
 Is Finished

The building of the board walk along the beach at Scow Bay was completed last Saturday, and Olaf Arness has notified J. C. Hays, of the road commission, that the Job is ready for inspection. The walk is 5,82o feet in length. --Petersburg Report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09


 As many of the enac;a1@ 'ats Of the Alaska legislature aro Icing turned down for the reason that the legislators assumed to h. 'n. eles more powers than they were rIath q with by the enabling act. ;h3' e"u7ss of he territory and their pfac. $ will 90 pn be inclined, howerc" much against thelr will, to disregard t.e session laws and accept 5he,7 cry guide the old Alaskan cotc. - Fairbanks Times.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Anchorage Advance Tino
 One 7soy.

In order to make the clsel oi Anchorage coincide more esa,'t with the solar day, time mas yanced an hour by order c. ? Alaska Engineering Com : Q The difference in time betws r s. chorage and Seattle is thres | s :.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09

Hugo Beyer, a Nome pioneer, who is wintering in Seattle, las igst received a letter from thc North .iving the information that d. [ 200 more persons are winter,n.s n Nome than usual.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Notice Of
 Change Of
 Fire Chemi( eI

Owing to the cold weather ,la Fire Chemical Extinguisher 5 been moved from Fire Station \ and placed in the WrangelI H el where 1t can be found anvti ,.
 Fire Chief, Carl sa.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09
Mofijce

Notice is hereby given ;aa. Ore after all children, not acco,nl,If.i. d by plrents or guardian, und r e age of sixteen years, are forhidd n to be on the public street of .Vran- gell after the hour of nine o'clock P. M. The frebell will be tolled as Q signal at that hour.
 By order of the Common Council of the town of Wrangel], Alaska.
 Paul F. Stanhope, Town Clerk, December 2, 1915.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09

A five thousand pound s..i, v of mail was started dow ..a Yukon river for Fairbanks = :: the season and was frog q Circle City. It IS parcel [ E second class mail and the.1 or between Circle and F ae will b. required to carry al weight of his contract ( #liP until the big shipment .h been cleaned up.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-12-09

A good show at the Wran Il Pnotoshow tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
DEATHS

sMITH.-on September %, 1915, FRANK A,
Relatives and friends. also all the societies
OF which he was member, are invited to
SSnd oS his sh9 sS SnSs SS s b. a st.
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church OF the
Nativity at 10 a.. m. Interment at New
sMITH.-on september 20. 1915. LAyINIA
GMAA daughter Of SSni056 d end pTsnSs Ags Sn n
vited TO attend the funeral services on We'd
%sesdaE % al T. m bsatput az ssp PsT@epi @ nserment
sToNE.--on september "a. 1915, SARAH p;
friends are invited 70 attend the funeral, on
TsSTsd1 daSSs nGeh p ave. m iran hsa
Remsins may be viewed Wednesday evening,
sea- n g. on ehs s So s5 JoHN p me-
SULLIVAN. Relatives and friends are In
M 'eS Gao % a. attend @ from oe bs late Ge e,Senee s
Mount Vernon st., Philadelphia Mass OF
at 10 a. m. 1nterrnent private, at Holy
Sepuichre Cemetery Kindly omit flowers.
,,fe ., Wiam Watson ;liG aged IS years Res
tives and friends are invited to attend tu-
Icsvilie, Pa, fourth-day. Ninth Month, 20,
at II a. IN. Carriages will meet $40 a m.
train from Reading Terminal at Dolyestown'
wILsoN.-on September 25 1915. HANNAH
A. WILSON, in her 92d year. Relatives
and friends are Invited TO attend the funeral.
without further notice, from her late resi-
THURSDAY. September 30, at IL a. m. Inter-
ment at Hepzibah Cemetery -
YOUNG.-On September 90. 1915, ALICE,
widow Of William II. Young Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Thursday at 2 p. M, from her late residence,
2OcI s. 18th st. 1nterment at Woodlands Ceme-
tery. Remains may be Viewed Wednesday
evening.
YOUNG.-IDA PETERSON. widow of James
Ripley Young. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the services at her late
residence. 645 N. 18th ST., on Wednesday,
september 20. at ? o'clock. Interment at
Mount Peace Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
BARrENDER Was NERVOUS
Feared Attack and Caused Arrest of
Customer Who Confesses Theft

The nervous condition Of saloonkeepers
since the murder OF one OF them at 22d
1nd Market streets last Friday was eN-
<mpIifcd I'm a little drama which reached
the policj court stage today. Last night
Fhc bartjnder at Frank Mullins saloon.
~ SD anH Market streets. served drink
q yoQng man who, he noticed, gave
ne piaccI a thorough Inspection He went
Ut ana returned In a few minutes for
pother Idrink. and again his eyes roved
bout tn saloon.
me neZtt time he went out they watch
MN nd saw him standing In the
'auow the elevated Soon he came
"a lc4rl,nother drink and returned to
<I6pp& fullin had visions of robbery
wa xn3 and phoned the police Of the
ne streets station. District
pastahaffey and Clarke arrested
that w.. IT,,
80 loore. OF williamsport He is %
'df'd and well educated He had no
els on him. but frankly admitted
Es was a cocaine user. He had come
"a. city last Thursday, the day be-
saloon murder. and the police
pei link him with that crime. Under
tanlling he at last blurted out that
ne wanted I'm Williamsport for steal
'{ iamond ring and that he had been
|I in Harrisburg.
'|E as held under $500 bail for a fur
i ~ earring before Magistrate Harris
lday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
OBITUARIES
Malcolm c. Farrow. Jr.

'on)m c. Farrow.. Jr.. died in Jefferson
% II this morning following sur
y peration performed several weeks
4 en- which until a few days ago he
Iintd 10 be recovering. Mr.. Farrow,
be about 30 years old, was the son
~ ON G. Farrow, for years Chief
o. OF Shamolxin, Pa, and former
'ps :, Treasurer OF Northumberland
IN - Until about a year ago the
tnf man had been engaged in news
}. eyorlS in his home city and in
mrs. Pa. In September of last year
,gaf red the law school of Dickinson
satc Carlisle. Pa. Mr.. Farrow, who
etBraduate OF Trinity College, Hart
a oronn.. was well known I'm this city.
'ts turvived by widow and daughter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

funeral of Colonel Joseph p. Brin-
tivii War veteran and lawyer, who
Sht hts home in Devon Saturday,
sta held this afternoon in ST.. Peter =
"a ant Episcopal Church. 22d and
...t streets. Colonel Brinton served
lieutenant colonel of cavalry on the
OF General Meade. He was a former
gent OF the Richmond, Fredericks-
and Potomac Railroad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
AUTOMOBILES


t0r sale
fL ..LaAN. isis. sec 7-passenEsr tosiTi5T;
equlppeq VAIN self starter and elecfrfe llef > 2
mecnesleel condition and tires dne. car ~ VI =
k5,ltnnacoi assop hke new price 5000. LOcoMo-
gENke, Agr,, Exchange Car Dep1 ~ A.
HUDSON
heeqy tof Immediate delivery. rebuilt Ta..s
me Set.. Ne4ustefe, electric llRhfe and sfer4-
ets. eemt ot our late models ii0-lll 1,.,a7tl
1Ohhh n f-acHWARTz. l2s n Broaa pi'.sa,se
rvQa1 Q11 hhhElAL HOUSE ufnis 10 rent buIldina
80 w s@-<ttl ttntIaI l41alion, nlusf ho h.IISa-
stt31Hneqeilon fQf I8 farI SEND f.I - s..'s'e,
lAfs g 2. ledE1f oldc1. 80 fat1far
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

ACCOUNTANTS absolutely nrst class fs ,s..s
experience. hlkh-claas business abfllf s.a ee.s
references. ol32 Arch st. ~''"S ana
AccOUNTs AUDITED: BOOKS ISE1e-
~ MONTHLY up
Alteheil, $50 Market ~. Phone walnut INA
ApvEhTIhINo NAN. with English ana ~.
lq4laA s4p - eYpf writer. executVe ana o1f
eiue repu desires Inside pos. IN adeerll~i,.-
dept. Or eseneki NOD. al. a0l. Ledeer' 'l'f oef
Al AZ Ak9usp p. tlsssp'lth spd dEI sasTpsnss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
q Steamship Vulcan Sails

IAf delay of Sc days, in which
snds of dollars were lost. the Danish
ia ihip Vulcan left this port today. for
acnagen with a cargo consisting of
4 Parrels of lubricating oil. The delay
Taused by international credit diff
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

ThSoush the Commercial Department a,
nave been sbie - lumber OF nrms
ofnos hslp-bookksspsrs. stsnosra peSsps eSsps
sne sisrlesi slrs The next time YOU
phone your Help Wanted ad To ".'kfiss
Dean. Ledger Central, Walnut 5000
nit them for your Consideration. This
v ifee service 70 Ledger advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
EMPLoYMENT AaENcIEs

MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouss so 6s= =
ks.y experienced German couple, COOK ana
1utieri also English cook and butler. coels-
~ 20 $40 including Swedish, Irish. english.
oeEmahi nrst-class buffers second fhIrd
and housemeni large addition wanfed aii
eapaeities Including nurses. trained walt
Lesaes' Protestant chambermaids parlor
maids; several sets OF Swedish girls conpiSa
seet3iid men housemen, experienced kftchen
WANIkD--Cooks, chambermaids waIfresaes
aha housework girlsi cooks and German cool
StiLnehusssses shd housework girls want posi-
IONS Miss Rose Dougherty, 1913 Girard ave.
THE CARLISLE BUREAU has ist-cisss cooks
snanbefmalda, Mattresses, parior maids la
dies maids, nurses, laundresses buflerr- val
ets. ao1semen; Iels guaranteed. 400 s. PAN
FlfsSr-CLAss laundresa wishes situation: hest
IeI, hupplledi want nrst-class Prot and ls.rf1
male ard female help; all nati0naiities Mis.
Wary I.MeCarthy ,21OT Christian. locust 1884
MADAME AbHE. French Employment R1rea,,-
Aooo thfistlan et.-Helable help supplied and
wanted, All nationa lities, Prot. and Catholics
wAEIEsD AZ Episcopal onice. s12 g. 18th st..
nrst-class cooks. Mattresses nurses Frenee
malos. house girls and kitchen giris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
EVENING LEDGER

This STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One time ........................ be.
Three times one week ................ 12hc.
Six times one week ................... 10c.
Situations Wanted. three times one week 10
cents per line
Place your order for three or
more times and it will be inserted
in the daily Public Ledger at no
additional cost.
One or two time rate for EVENING LSpoEn
line with the exception OF Help Wanted and
Situations Wanted, which is is cents per line.
FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
which is permitted In all classihcations sx-
Iept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found, Personals, Boarding and Rooms add
FIVE CENTS PER LINE TO ANY OF ABOVE
RATES.
There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at Office rates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

Es>Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
Il ANT Mass, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Anna
gid Lodge. Mdfe of United States
ser Henry Cabot Lodge, died early
sat their home here.
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Deatbs

40 -os.tseptember "a. 1915 GEORGE
husband of Annie Airey. Relatives and
"a invited 10 attend the funeral services. on
I rldny. AT ? y. m. at his late residence, 1887
s,.-Remains may be viewed on Thursiay
Il Pm and 10 y. m. Automobile funeral.
% tAfI.--At Mullica Hill, N. j.. on Sep
y M 20. 1913. JOHN H. ASHCRAFT. N.
|<# Tel " years. Relatives and friends are
Z, isnes. MuIiiea Hi. N. j., on wednssdSy S nee iSye
- ,'30 .. m. Interment Wenonah Gene
edAHE.-At Atlantic city, N. j.. on
.tmber ee, 1915. ANNA r. FERGUSON,
lie of b H. Hachmann Relatives ard
rViees on Thnrsday. at ? D. M. at her
fffsrment private. al Mount Morish csm. sra
sfdE,--on September 2S. 1915. JAMES p,
Rsa. = 4 3 Cadets ss9s soeIsiy shS sHss DGy: 81;
unssfsi' on wsdnssdsy, al $50 o q. a''Sna m.,
s thg residences OF his parents. sTi3
~ church' al 10 a. N. iassTment aSas ~ al AZ
ss Cemetery.
CO 2n september 20. 1915. VIRGINIA
|.. ...I< 4rr Xnvited 10 attend the funeral serv-
~ b W tuesday afternoon ds,gnoo ,y, a. o'clock
I1nan Nnterment private.
|.II<Eid..-- Qddenly; on September "a.
pr.ids arF inviAed 70 attend funeral. on
sseay ss 81 sorns9 a. @' aaa from BE late
lsndl ss Solemn Hish Mass at to ST. I PasrioEs aGsss
'perat Ia a. & 10 intermsnt private.
seSsns ss1's%5ssis p s5scis,. 2e s,l 1913 Rob
III -, g n. " A., are Invited 10 attend
mt 4 services; on WedneSday at y >.
-. alrea aeughters residence, Mrs, Violet
~ Cemetery, Auto funeral
~ IIenten; NJ. suddenly, on sep
+/|&N| - .Andreaal. agod 30 years Rela-
No.. "a Reading Keller Association are
~ W. IItpuQ the funeral services on
1<1- t--I = y M. at his late residence,
% iiiii dsimisstsry Remains .'sasiSsnt msy ~
'eam q s;is sss;ssis;: :': !; isl'i y isns. THOMAS
..i<(. and fIicnds. also member slas s'I,f "
a <..Aoe. p 4ni,n Aepqbllean club the
--,o ~ J. % n. Az are respectf,iiv
...... " attend funeral from HE late rssi-
Iaas u Mercy Church. -- skion II onsSn1ssa s.sIas1
'<k l<0t a New c4thedIsi cemetery
. ~ <<~-41 fe1te,nber ~, 1915 Al his late
~ .61 he ieis 80 5sssis 'iS Dsgils. IN ''q bss %
IA --'on eepismber ze lsIb. CLARA
'fs. se<a 3, ssan ssfH 4 R.lssss,s sns seesls sns
n s.'.ee attend ne t',nsrsi
4 3, T~s4s,a tsnsis,y .a' "a haeAns'i a.
.t1r fHhIh.eII: aEsd q
'.' p'''''.s .,.I'. !. ' y, s'I:ss I:;s So. 81.
T' 's|,'@:.sss' :ss''si s''s..s' s'I''-
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

CLERK-Experienced pricing clerk must be
fast and accurate; permanent position in
large wholesale house. l. 124, Ledger Office.
CLOTH WEAyERs wanted; Apply John &
lane. Falls of Schuylkill.
COOKING and general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
boy; must be indus. 3s1 Gowan ave. Mt. Airy.
GROCERY speciality salesman-Knowledge OF
package teas and cofees preferred; oppor-
tunity; com. basis. w. H. NJ. c $40 Led. on.
INsTRUMENT MAKER on fine balances; ex-
perienced only; references required. Christian
Becker, Inc. 147 sth St. Jersey City, N j.
JANIToR, white for Protestant church; give
age. experience and ref. 301, Ledger on.
hxer Fritz Gross q Co.. 22d q sedgIey ave-.
MACHINISTS-Large vertical boring mill, floor
boring mill, planer and lathe hands wanted;
enced men need apply Southwark Foundry
and Machine Co.. 9th and Washington ave.
MAN. live, sxperenced. to take charge OF
fine Pennsylvania town, 100 miles from Phil
adelphiai green groceries will be added to
present department; man must be capable
manager, who can handle force and develop
trade; exceptional opportunity. M 10 Ledger
MAN. healthy, wanted; willing to give blood
for sick woman; reasonable compensation.
Apply tonight Norris Drug Store, 2lst and
week. Apply 10 Mr.. Joyce. third door Public
LeoBer' al hoon To-Day.
SALESMAN for class pins and college jsweiry;
W. REIsNER. Lancaster. Pa. '''''0'S' o.
SECOND HAND wanted in card room 10 take
charge OF nine sets OF cards. Apply John 4
lane, Falls of Schuylkill.
SOLICITORS. familiar with automobiie accss-
Sou are w 10 Ss like wild re 4
IhyIsdsy. Accumulated Electric i'-e CO.. ises iTas
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced tabular work.
state age. refs, salary. II 40, Ledger cent
sTESoShARlAER Sea sslsI %sls}state experience
WANTED
ticket. transfer and bindery Department. Of 81
sS%@srcsl Priatins and t6oE1sphinnSST inST sane sas
sttsr ssPIIes sonadshtisi' Adde'S. ores i5:t Hss
WANTED
Salesman with experisncs sailing shovv a.
commercial nI.s posters and kindred lines state
NJ l2l. Ledger ONCE. ~'1's's
WARP DREssER WANTED. Apply John a
isns' FAILS ' of scRu;ltiIi R rnAs' Aiil'' SCOTS
wArcHMAN-Ban wants watehman. infsil-
gent white man not over 30 years. Eood
health good habits and GOod REGARD re
quired; able 10 gtve bond; salary S7O0 ne.
annum; give references In Answering z, 30S
tleman with detective slght q s7i. Led Cent. cent
YOUNG NAN wanted at soda fountain. re9sr-
ence required. blanka, 1925 Chestnut,
HUsTLER6 Of neat Appearance can rasE-
from % to $40 daily. Commission baris i111rc.
ducinR our free talking machine ofler Irniv
to y a. m. 1882 Arch st RFS
0snesal
OIL y. BROAD ~
HooorI1on'a old orIgInaI
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL -
teae&ee. & fen a ..., heH, % .IepaF
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

STENoGRAPHER-Lady wanted with knowl-
edge OF bookkeeping for wholesale lumber
office; 30 TO 20 years Of age preferred. q 905.
Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
PERSONALS

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any bills
CONTRACTED except by myself JOsEPH
FRETZ 1873 North Vogdes ST.
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OFFICE MANAGER

Four years in present position with large
corporation handling corresponds. ~e, pur-
chases, office details; age 80: hi est cre-
dentials. + 946. Ledger Central.
SECRETARY for Institution or mercantile
house, German, wants position; best refer
ences. & 233, Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

OFFICE BoY-Bright, Intelligent boy about
10 for work In newspaper office; 81 90 per
week. Apply 10 Mr.. Joyce. third hoor, Public
Ledger, at noon today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

sTENoGRAPHBR must be experienced, neat
and rapid; excellent opportunity. Phone Pop
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
sTENoGRAPHIc SECRETARY

STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARY
correspondent seeks position as private secres
tary or stenographer to executive. 6is.
STENoGRAPHER, knowledge Bookkeeping. ex-
peilenced. reliable; ref. G so, Ledger Cent,
STUDENT in high school desires work after
p. m; hustler. q BIO, Ledger Central
TRANSLATOR Of Portuguese desires work
spare time. G s52 Ledger Central.
YOUNG NAB. MiASN. %. Of good personality and sd-
Ing lines with 1esnonsiS SIneeIon sSyn along sell
Iio1; sales and clerical experience. F ga.
office work, ,desiresI position with large firm;
outside sSs.P work Prsferred can operate Tyre
writer excellent references. 210. Led. on.
YOUNG MAN, "a, with technical and business
education, at present engaged In electrical
manufacturing concern. 3O2 Ledger onice.
YOUNG MAN holding position as manager
Hnd sslesmSn sde nna Tor manufacturing concern do
change. 204. Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN, II years old, desires position
with undertaker; best of references. O 1870.
Ledger Office.
tate: executive ability. q 54i. Led. Cent.
real estate preerred 5is Iedssr s Cent csSs
wS pSSsts iahy mHa1Ss 5,v.s
on trotting horse stable or hacknsy 'I,Hs5 staa
is provided with excellent foreign ana Ames..
lean references 2O9. Ledger Office.
HAVE HAD good training in a bank and con.
siderable experience In the stock brokerage
business; desire position, preferable win
bond OF stock brokerage house. @ 957, Ledger
Central
JAPANESE, Industrious, waiter, gen hSWE-- In
small FAM best ref. Iser. 1884 Vine at.
If YOU DO NOT FIND THE KIND
OF an applicant listed here who can mi that
exacung position, telephone Mr.. Hunt I'D
ser central, Walnut or Main 5000. The I,ed-
gers Commercial Registry bureau IL 4 frse
service that Will save you time and incon-
Neniehee; MT Hunt usually brings the rieht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

Experienced stenogra pher and competent
correspondent seeks position private secre-
tary or stenographer to executive. G 6iS.
The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04
MEN THROWN OUT OF WORK
Fire Destroys Refrigerator Plant at
GreenvIle Sunday.

Greenvile-Fire of undetermined
origin broke out in the plant of the
Ranney Refrigerator company here
late Sunday afternoon and totally de-
stroyed one of the companys two
buildings, doing damage approximate
ly at $4,000 and throwing 100 men
out Of employment.
Flames were first discovered shoot
ing from the building by passersby. A
hurried alarm was sent to the local
fire department but it was unable to
cope with the fierce tongues of flame
which soon enveloped the structure
The most energetic efforts only pre-
vented the flames from spreading.
Factory "a" the portion of the in
dustry destroyed was the older Of
two buildings used by the company in
the manufacture of refrigerators. 1t
was constructed of brick The inter-
ior was wood.
President +. L. Ranney, of the COM
pany, was unable to state after the
fire whether or not he would begin
rebuilding operations at once.
Insurance on the building is approx
mately $4,000.