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COTTON MARKETS.

SEW YORK. January 0.-Cotton lost an
carl" advance during the day hut steadicd
covering. and closed at net gain OF
from to points.
Liverpool not only failed to follow ves;er-
days local weakness. hut closed Mt an nd =
vance on some positions. and the market
here opened steady Mt to 9-point ad :
vance. Private cables attributed tn.
strength abroad largely to Continental buy
ing. and trade interests were moderate buy
rrs here during the early session After
the early squirt the market turned easier
under renewal OF Wall street selling n nd
soling by houses with New Orleans CON
nections. Active months broke to a net
hut trade buying continued. and prices raj
lied several points from the lowest price
before the close
ncrs from China ana occasional Jena nd
rom India. but said business In cloths has
hecn restricted by the higher price Views
Of manufacturers.
spot cotton. quiet. Middling. uplands SIS.
sales. none.
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:2.i SO, is specie: increase. "aiar,1
90: decrease. si753.0p
Reserve IN other dcpositarics. so: in
~. demand deposits, scl:c5al.e9o; increase
~, lime deposits se,a;'cc': increase. ST..
Circulation. I'll. -. ~: decrease si.la5.oa
Aggregate -"scrvn. $40 H.3.'.,
ENceSs reserve s'i,:I?.s-G: Increase g.
-27.,i9
summary "f state banks ana ,rus, com.
parieS in Greater New York. not Included
III clearing house statement:
Loans etc. sajiS27.sDo: decrease. S7-7.SAJ
Specie. si3 li2.IJp: decrease. f2TN,)
, Legal tenders. SO Sts.ar5: increase syS
Total deposits. sG5jUJ7.iio; decrease s,-.i-
Banks cash reserve In waits 3.lsrs9
trust companies cash reserve In vaults
SIS. io3. 90
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THREE

For spring aud the new fsi, lines are Gsirs
ordered satisfactorily Export trade Is SLOW
- %atnlug
tfirss are quoted a. follows print cloths
-S-inch. 6iNSrS -, cents: GINCrs =. cents
.Ns inch. GiNffs. ~ cents brown Shoctinv.
southern standards. 6',HG'S cents; denhu4
ls'- cents; ticknRS. ounce. III cNuts siiud.
ara prints =. cents; standard staple ging-
hams. -, cents: dress ginShHmS, u, cents
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ORCHARD BOOKKEEPING:
ARE APPLE TREES PAYING?
Continued from Second paseD

CONTINUED from Second Pate)
orchard. hence II is valued at only $500
en- acre. and interest on this Is figured
at : per cent. This valuation is low.
Including. las il does. the cost OF land.
trees. etc, a we'll as the deferred divi-
d"nds OF tie first twelve or fifteen
years, This !nt"rest Is S25 per acre per
wear. or OH lij.S barrels as the aver
age product for :hc fourth decade OF
II cents Il barrel
The second item is taxation. charged
in this orchard at $50 an acre. or l.2
cents barrel The Industrious or
charist is here shown to be fined or
taxed for his pains in maintaining as
perfect an orchard az possible. And as
usual. this tax is added to the cost and
passed on TO the consumer.
The third item is depreciation OF out
Ct. In this case the value is $1,000;
including team. $500: spraying outfit.
$3.50: harness. $50: wagon. So: pillow.
:iarrow. ladders crates. tools. etc. Sll5.
The life of this couimm"s, h"ir% APP
proNimatcly five ears. depreciation is
figured at 20 per cent, or Ii cents a
barrel
The fourth item is tillagc. the aunua.
cost OF which in this orchard per acre
Was s,.39. or 6.3 cents against each
barrel This does not include seed
for the cover rrop-rc'l clover. which
was s2.7I per acre. or 30 per barrel.
The average cost OF hpraying an acre
was sIl.2S: per tree. 81 cents; per bar
rel. 90 cents. Bordeaux mixture and
arscEatc OF lime we're used the first
five years. and lime. sulphur and ar
senate Of lead the last five years. The
epray ing WAS done three times per
season with tho bordeaux mixture and
twice per season with the lime-sulphur.
This treatment has given an almost per-
feet crop. wnrny and scabby apples be-
ing rare in this orchard.
The expense OF superintendent Will
vary, in every orchard and where
man attends to his own orchard his
services are worth just as much as IF
he had to pay :, superintendent. In
other words. the owner is working or,
his nirc provided he actually does the
SupcrintendinE. In this ten-acre or
ch;,rd tho cost was $500 Il year. or $50
! per acre, % cents Il barrel. or Sl.lO per
| tree.
| The harvesting has been done in va
rious ways during the ten years. and
! tie Items of picking. packing. sorting,
| hauling, etc. cannot now be segregated.
The total cost has been Pa per bar
! rel The hauling * done to Il depot
loss than two miles away over an
average country road
ON tho barrclcd apples the cost or the
| barrels varied from 30 cents to 40
cents with an average of 80 cents
\ summary OF these items of cost
| 4, Il fol
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. January 21.-Threatened en-
arc"m-nt Of III" war zone caused III" great
cot upward wh!rl vet IN wheat. the May on
lion going To now high record si.ie EN-
cited buving lifted the market cents 4
hushel above Yesterdays level nj which
many nervous Traders were selling vague
peace rumors. The close strong oik
To gu above last night Other net gains
were: corn iHs to !ST!A oats. Il to :. and
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These figures are believed to he u
fair average for. Il Baldwin orchard in
:ts fourth decade. The profits from
this particular orchard are probably
many times as great AS those from
the nvcrag" orchard. Indeed If IN"
financial history OF every apple tree
could be written it would he found that
the total cost of I'll quite equals :hc re-
ccipts from all--in other words. many
arc losing and few are winning. This
is the history Of financial cndeavors in
every line of industry.
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NEW YORK. tnnuary 2i-Raw sugar.
strong centrifugal. 80: moIssSnr. 3'2. 70
nnc' steady Bu'trr. ',rn, cheese steady.
Spot coffee. dUi"t: ri" 80. :. 81; santos 80.
I. - cents
C",,on..cd oil y,re cayic- to-day under
liquidation in ""'ioIpatinn az reaction. al
Though underlying conditions littlo
changed. Closing prices wore unchanged To
points nc; lower Sales. SS'"
Tho market clor"G "asier Spot 7fSs,7 -
February. I1lII;- March. - -: Ap-ll.
7.i2"7.iS: May. 5.,2T1.:n June. 7.sUT.23: Iuly.
I.5'|T -: August. '.;JH7t'; September 7j5@I
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. January 3'.--The statement
OF the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold sIH25993o reserve in
excess OF legal requirements This Is an In
crease OF Sl.eii.lp over last week.
Actual conditions:
Loans. etc. S2.?3322tC3: increase. $2i.oii, Oco
Reserve In own vaults, 3.06Ge03); Of which
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond Va. January 81 1915
Best steers. "a. to Sc: medium to good ss.
~ -; common 10 fair. 5-a 70 st.: best heit.rI
-. TO ~: medium to good 81. to 81: curn--
mon s' fair q. to 81: best COWS ~, to 81
r'-tium 20 good t& to 81: common TO fair.
80 I" Va: best oxen. To {: common To fair
~ TO ~: bulls ~ to s: vcas 10 %:
nirks. 20 s; cows and calves. ts0 20 see: best
hogS. 10: light, sA {; SONS and star,
~ 20 81: best sheep. 81 to sL.: medium 10
Eood. "a TO 5'7: common 10 fair. gu to AZ:
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dried Fruits,
MARKET cONnITlnNe

Ponlt"v-MRrkAt in H0a condition: ban,
and chicksnp tn soicnd'd demand: market
clean. with exception nf turkeys and thcv
dun. Ruttc---.Iurket lower weak and
unsteady EErs-R"cairts heavier: m, rkei
lower. weak lIi7cS-Mnrket higher. -areip,s
light demand good Country meats renrri1
scarce and IN good demand. Neai-lood
rhOcc veHls extremely scarce and Nnntei;
market In good shape. All live stock IL,
general scllinE fine.
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NAVAL STnpEs
SAVANNAH a.

ShNANNAH. GA. January 3i-Turpentine
dniL w; sales. p casks: receipts. Isl casks
Shipin"ntS so casks; stocks. 35..i! casks
HoSin Hull; sales, none: receipts ,.)3j bar
iA!s: shipments. SSH barrels: stocks iss
~ barrels Quote: A.. b. c. and d. u :
=. +: -. and H. 3.2: l.. $50: X 81: NJ
i21. y. 90; Wg.. sos WV 81,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. January ~ Hogs. steady Ru,k
!. .aT3; -; light. ssslIs5.'l: mixed. Sc spfi
10; heavy IS FM5s,;: rough. Sc i6Ftss - :
pig si,1nS5.f5. Cattle slow: native steers
''-H,n"-!c Western. 3:tnt7.?5: COWS ANA
nelitrs s5tpn :3S'; calves S7.cju slo.cj sheep.
Mrnbs q. yyn 8 % 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. January Sl.-widc sheeting.
wer' "dvancei to-day. Cotton goods were
EenH!Hiiy firm: yarns higher. Linens and
bur!ars were nrm. Underwear ard hosiery
were In better demand
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rErrRsnrRG PEANUT MARKET

n nmrt"d Nv Rodgers plunmsr Co Inc,
PETERSBURG. VA. January al-Snan-
;sh: Farmers stock-Ma-ket STEADY az q
-.r.s Der bushel.
NtrTini3s' Farmers stock-Markst nrm
Fancy Jumbo. cents per Mound. fancy
hanaptcked 80 cents per pound; extra prime
So cents per pound: Smelling stock 3 cents
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line Is, Is. ............... .l;.
Atlantic Coast Line. and y. Is ChilI 81
\ . J. rN is ~ BALTIMORE th!d, ...
Chesapeake and OhIu conv. ;i.s... ~.
l.rret' ana Myers 's.....-................ i0in,
i.rc"t' AMI Myers - ..... ............ ,ayi.
I.oGi lard Company - .......... ,,,i:
l:"rillar! company IS hid ,............ 1924.
S"'foiF ana western corv. ii5s 'hidl lHIt.
Ssatoard Air Line stamped Is asked sis
Seel'nsrd Air Line adj. 6s............... s5is
South.rn halfway 4s................ $,
Southern hallway js.......... ,6JL
United States steel "a Js........... 10,
v Registered p. 1881 tbid)............ AK.
Registered SO. lNiN 'bidl ............ 1919
- : Registered -. 49, Cbidp ...... 1894.
ianana rs teidl ........: ............. lo:!a
virginia. Brown Brothers ctfs....... -
" CIR Chemical lst IS. .............. a5,a
virginia Ry and Power Co. So tsskedD.. CT
Wabash deb ill.,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. c5ta
Wahash-Pitts. Term LIST ls ........... 81
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RICHMOND STOCK NIARKET.
By caskic q Burch 6 Co.
Richmond. Va. January -. F!

FN CnskIc Burch e Co.
Richmond. Va. January 81. 1915.
SALES AT BOARD
Five shares Virginia Railway and Power
COMPANY. preferred. At 80
~ VIE SECURITIES BID Asked
Virginia Ss. Old. 6. and R.... Ssis
IA. Centuries. ., r. G. and r.. 81 So"
STREET RY. STOCKS.
Va. Rwy. aud Power Co. pfd e. o!is o.
"tlI ROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic Coast Line. conn.,. ln5
.'r"sa peake and oh!o.............. ~
$prioik and Western CON-. 100
southern Railway. pfd............. CO 49,
southern Railway. com........... !.
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Curb Generally Steady.
NEW YORK. January 3o-Stncks on the
curb to-day were generally steady. with
trading quiet.
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NEW YORK rRorrcE MARKET

closing: March SIS: May Sc Iulv. ssi;
Dct"b"r. q: Dccenhcr. e.0i.
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RICUMOND nay MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January So 1876
Following are the quotations on the itch
mond Hay Exchange:
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January 81 1918
'I.ESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
Quihbling

"You said when you asked me to marry
you that you would 20 to the end of the
world for me-" And so ] will, but the
end of the world is so far off that can't
get TO 1t until the end of the world
Houston Post.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
WORK NEEDED QUICKLY

AZ the beqinnino Of thfs classification an
these needy Individuals can be rsachcd 9uiekjtJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
GOOD TIMES NOW

Pa-what's the matter with you,
Johnny?
Johnny-I asked cook to put jam on
my bread and she won't do It.
Pa--When I was little boy like you,
l was glad to get dry bread.
Johnny-Gee, out you're havin' fine
time now with Ma and me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

TxppRr DRY CDEANt2R-The Society for
hGos-anixinr Charity has it's list OF ap-
sl,ssnia a man who, after steady employment
4 sn expert dry cleaner for many years, has
X z willing to clean anything to support
SIfs and two little children: ReferenSsss. s. Reg
i.tsrsd AZ Woodland District Ofhce, 1232 South
Tin street. File s. o. c., 562
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

sepAND BOY. CoLoRED. 10. YEARS OLD.
bn,,ini' HI take work OF any kind to help mother
" an aunt support family consisting OF
"A children and o adults; adults include sey-
~ sfpd women unable 70 work. aid urgent;
ssI ssIsl ..siil do anything. j W. B. sS9.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
wonK NEEDED au1cKIx
MALE

beginning vSs.rs St as g ssfs'GSs" aissS sas hoc az
sfnlaN9,s8,, individuals can be reached quickly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
woRK NrrnEn ourcKnY

~ the BEGINNING Of This classification an
s5pldndtton of hcy NVmBers Is piven dnd hoto
hsse needy individuals can be reached quickly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
MALE

LOOM FINBR-MAN. WITH 10 ,,tyty.npr,,,.
has been out Of work months. One of ths
Toys mas tunerculosis; a girl is working part
who has been a floor scraper. Is out Of work
Ihey VIII take any Kind Of work they can get
15f4 Unity street1 '~'' - ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

FffRNTTURE POLISHER - SOCIETY FOR
SrraniEing Charity has among its april
cants an american. ii years old. strong and
snerFetic, with 20 years experience as a floor
voiipher He wants work to support himself
snd i wife and, child. Spent the 20 years With
prranlzatlon. Registered at the Southeas ern
District office. $50 Wharton street; File 5. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

FURNITURE SALBsMAN-YouNG MAN.
work either as furniture SALESMAN or. as
cabinet maker In Furniture factory: He can
pcyer as TO reliability and skill. With Wana-
maker yearB E. A, 100,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

HITTER--THIs MAN HAS WORKED IN
one plnce for 20 years. He gave UP his
work to start in business for himself, but failed
because OF the unusual industrial and financial
and Tioga District, $. o. C. 61S. Hunting
pnrlf and Clarigsa stTeet.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
Atlantic city. n. >.

REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

! lsAgoRER : ITALIAN. WITH SIX SMALL
sspt day now and then, He has worked for
~ ~ eeetlie company and has very good refer
Il. - Southeast District, s. o. c., $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

MACHIN1sT SKILLED MACtttNtsr "a
years old, Irish-American, out OF work snce
iall wants work. Is head Of family Of a wife
2 daughters, and son, 10 years. "A recent
quarantine OF family because or measles threw
both daughters out Of work and son is sole
SUPP ort OF the family. He earns So 50 a week
T. ril9s shoe taGt9ry dSy RSslgiered at Spring Gar
the Society for Organizing Charity. File s. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

LAeoRERTMAN, WITH VERY GOOD REF
szsneesi has been out OF work months He
~ - wife and Q children. the youngest 8
sssAshs Old; lie win take any kind of work hs
- set :, q. G. 900. (Southeast District. 8.
= N., o30 Wharton street)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

House PAINTER-ITALIAN. SOBER. IN
dustrious and efficient. wants work to sup
pcrt wife and g children. He has been out out
a. the Society for o1ganIzing Charity. south
Case fully investigated by the Society and
foud worthy. File q bR7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

ACHTNIST-FoRbfdIR EMPLOYER SAYS:
a. Have known the man many years and have
tho utmost confidence In hts honesty sobrlety
and general character. It does not seem as III
ne ne deserves the hard knocks that have been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

asas50 sIsR-aiAN WITH A DEIIcATE WIFE
asa9e saA aye children has been out of work 1--WE
itAke any kind OF work that is offered.
ssssssl1s.tsast Dist, S. o. c., 623. $50 Wharton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

FENNbt LFtNHa HaARHa" -------
IO0 ACl .os-I.ocation. land. buildings, water
and railroad facilities all first class: hAs
s-veryfning that goes 10 make coed Iarmi
several stock farms CHEAP i5oi zoo sSo and a.. ~
Your wants JONATHAN Q; HARE,
sSu' West Chester. Pa.
20 ACRES; snug little poultry and fruit farm
5000. j. b. Thompson, west Chester,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

bAsoRH RHtt-FATHER AND SON, 10 YEARS
el1. out Of work; both have very good ref
sssness ss and are willing to take anything they
Enaent on them for support (Nieetown and
IA 49, Dist. s; o. c.. 620 Hunting Park ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

s-aasss0hER CoLoRED MAN OUT or work.
sissssiia sssiia odd Jobs at withdrawing or anything
-. mat VIII enable him 10 support a wife
- -. small ehildren family Is living In the
sgela W b. SIS "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

-seEsp AND MEcHANIC-MAN, 4 MONTHS
pni,g n ~ work, has wife and two small chil-
tlen ais asgs district, s. o. C., 1916 South 22d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HOTELS cottages apartments. etc. TO sz'
shafae FOR PHILADELPHIA properties. ChAs
ii Eel 80 S. Penna. ave. ATLANTIC CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

HOUSE PAINTER-THROWN OUT OF EN-
ployrnenr months ago. house painter with
experience and excellent references, wants
children. ali under IL years. lie is registered
y the Society for Organizing Charity at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

MAcH1N1sTs HELPER-MAN HAS WORK
on IN wife Rn Be Been has seSR
to help support their children. 8. o. c, $50.
Marshall streCt.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

BoRsEsHoER-WELL RECOMMENDED RY
last employer, with whom he worked years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

7l771IEH : FAMILY IN GREAT NEED;
II y s1laTen sa need clothing; temporary relief
80 put the man wants work; his wife "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

JAN1ToR-ArAN, 40 YEARS OF AGE. DE-
aires position as Janitor or viii take any kind
s,,I q ls1oring work He has been out OF work
Hls wife has tuberculosis. There are small
SIaildIen dependent upon him. Germantown
district. s. D. G. 6iT, 30 West Chelten ayeuue.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

JyTTI, rent factory building with from 5000 to
10 600 sq. II. door space. Write particulars,
ES ~ Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
foR RENT-RURNIsHED

saaAezIs BOARDING HOUSES. VILLAS
EfffTAGE1. APARrAlE MIS-. any zeaadn Al
s. s. HAFHls 60. Harllsss Hlsz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

ITALIAN LABoRER : ITALIAN, WITH SIN
ehlldren, the Oldest IL and the youngest
twlna-a years old; has been out OF work 6
months He ia a willing worker and will take
sontheaat District, S. o. c.. $50 Wharton ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

INSIDE PAINTER AND DECoRATOR-MAN
as been out Of york hnsS nSe o the st o. AS o
any length of time Very good work refer
saess es1io C. o7s oI7s, EFbt EiEhta and sth wards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER-MAN HAS
been out of work three months; he has
wife and four children, the Oldest 0 years old;
the youngest / year; very good references.
Woodland Dist, s. o. c., 5S1, 1892 s. 18th
afreat1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

s.rrs WITH WIFE AND SNAIL cHII.D
cr5Sshl iaulias with bGIay qse1s 9SSmsr wTTs en
enickls ,ia,ge paper house) says Will be glad
ployyss ss.f,ioy when buslness is better. 10 A., 2ls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

LABoRER-LABoRER. WITH 8 CHILDREN,
Lhe youngest a month old, is seeking work.
oas N ehlld girl OF 1s. would be glad to take
nending neatly. and would bs willing to take
s9Ik at service. $. o. C. GA (PoWelton Dis
llcl. 3. o. c.. AOIa PoMelton aYanua.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

MACH1N1sT-MAN. 81 YEARS oLD, HUN
earian, who speaks English; has n very good
work reference from last employer. Has chit-
dren dependent pn him. s. o. c., col eastern
Dis rict, 8. o, c., 33s South Lawrence streetJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

oNWoRKER-YoUNG, ENERGETIC MAN,
never had but one employer Lost his work
when the mill where he was employed closed
down. Has been out OF work now months.
Has a wife and small children, 3 years and
months Of age, dependent on him. s. Q. c..
Howard gtreetl
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--r5tc CRANE RUNNBR--MAN OF 30
FIEassl has been out of work months has
esnns child and delicate wiiisa iiissa9 sotS n FIX PIX
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9sEAIAN AND pRIVER--AIAN HAs
e work I manths and HIu take
ias s4u get q 90 IIan Wifa and
asasAdeHl upon him s. g. g. ba1
4=szazts :. g. 8. 2e HeaEh IaHHzaza
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

=. A.s.ssss9AER--dAN. FOOLISH, OUT OF WORK
- - = month5i wife tuhereuloslsi six ehildreni
~. y 80 10 viii do any Kind OF work 10 help
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

MACHIN1sT; FoRFMAN-MAN HAS BEEN
out of work since August. He has wife
and three children-I yesre, years. and baby
2 months. Spring Garden District. 81 o. e..
1892 Brandywine street 8. o. c., SIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

aANiToR OR WATERMAN; HAS EXCEL
lent references; out of work long time and
nteds chance Immediately. u a, 231.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

tAHoRER : COIORED LABORER WITH
wife and two children-4 and 2 years OF age,
1hs children have been III and have, needed a
1000 deal OF care. AS the man could not Ret
soIk his wife has gone out by day to help
SRGs SSe ss%oy g 3 Ss1S9 soSGii 5Ss Sss Southwest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19
FEMALE

MOTHER AND TWO DAUGHTERS WANT
work; father OF family recently deserted.
leaving the mother with children: ell are
girls. the youngest months old mother and
two eldest dnuEhters. 10 and IL years old.
want any kind of work at once; a homeless
" this family. also seeks employment: since
deecrtion, mother has been doing laundry work
j. w III sTT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

DFJvBh,o Ma already large family is daily
dii9na sober honest and willingi has doc