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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
8-HOUR LAW
DENOUNCED
BY COLONEL

said. the capitalists yielded and the
com missio- was appointed
You know the rest. YOU miners
hsTs1 Work was resumed IN the
mines Immediately. on the old terms
which continued untl the ~omuIss Or
reported.
The arbitration was sue essfll
More important stiii 70 SCI the pre-.
cedent for the course that ought 20
be followed In AL disputes ~ tltE
nature hereafter M Wilson or fte
contrary. has set preces'srf which
he himself admits must never here
after be followed ~ iustice is p. hr
dona
Mr. wilson had before him the
precedent had created and DO had
as Instruments ready 60 hand fne
arbitration board and the Interstate
commerce cortU laslon. with Ifs or
larged powers Nr Wilson With aI
the agencies 81 IHw subject 20 hfs
command ignored tte~1 destroyed
the principle ~ arbitration Ir 'ns
settlement ~ Industrial disputes ard
nut a premium on securing ft.s set.
Element bv threat a~d dn-fae
president Wilson III h.s traar hos
~ Aug - and sept o. hss Furnished
his own Condewn1tlC gNf ~ ats
own mouth. ~ thcn be- rvuifritfs.
condemns exactly vhHt be- he's dome
and actually demands feFlsfaf.rr
witch will make Impossible The reps.
uuon a. such proceed nG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
PATHETIC
SCENES MARK
TRAIL HITTING

hand. The man IN front OF him
Btood with downcast eyes Arer a
Dhcrt period he resched I'D a wav.
bring hand without raising his eyes.
his hand found that OF the evan
bclist. the magnetic grip Of Billy
sunday frightened upon the member
Ind the man raised his eyes 70 the
syss OF the evangelist. Billy was
Dpeaking words OF encouragement
Fears welied 10 the eyes Of the re
psutant one, and gushing forth.
soursed down over bis wrinkled
shseks. A moment later be sank
npon the front "mourners' bench.
powered his face with his hands, and
wept, his frame shaking with sobs
BY his side the youthful son who
bad guided him down the path OF
repentance weot In sympathy.
800 Men ht the Trail.
n was AZ the end OF the stirring
psrmon How not 70 be q man" de
1vered Sunday afternoon by the
Evangelist.
Wshteen thousand men heard the
sermon. Packed in the rear aisles
IND MING every seat In the big tab.
rnacls the thousands q men, most
= them workinsmen In factories
eaxd Btiiy tell them how not 70
- . man." then came forward in
nesous numbers in reply TO his
Dea that they declare themselves
" dscspcy and Christianity. Three
nAred and ntnety.eisht men hit
he tyAii- Sunday afternoon.
The evangelist told OF having met
. man who PROGRESSED to believe in
AL the doctrines Of the Christian
church. Jet vns not a practicins
thrtstisn
DO you believe in Christi" "Bn
" ssSd he asked him.
"Nes." replied the man
"Do you believe IN his teach
49,
"ycs."
Then WIN are yOu no, a Chris
'fuArs
- -----------.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Suburban News

newly .r-.'.Eeo FOOTBALL team Sun
faE ar. rarun defeated the pvltay
Comets. tg o. az West End park
ChAr.es uiHthrle ~ Ford. recrlN Al
broken nose In the last quarter ~
thv sane.
f1r- Tf1a r. the Arteitsr Iutrrst't.
TuaEz Ns-rir w'N Na observed .n
Ngt H. ln Arteitsr hail ArranEe-
ru~rtS arc now telrE rNmplet"t rF
or SIC ~ tN- Fprr.u
Marion Baxter Neheksh lodge MI
meet Tuesday evening ia pdct'lC"s
temple
N.Isru Wocduen ~ Amsrlra NIL
hold tNeir rcsulAr Meeting 7 IcsdaN
svrr.rE fu q N p A. hal and TN"
Iatlrs A.yNiary ~ IN" F.H@-u.l Ans
W... ..se. s- 'he- hall au N t,res'As
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
WOMAN KILLED
BY VI. c. TRAIN

Mr. Nary Ksczmarck. 81 years
old u No 25l williamson ave ua'
instantly Killed Mondav morning. A.
10 O'Clock. when she Vas struck
by Michigan Central '-eight train
ne she was crossing Tho tracks On
Naconpl The hody was removed
20 The county morgue
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Cleanse the Blood
and Avoid Disease

When voUr blood ~ IMPURE weak
thin and debI'.'ated, your system be.
r0wes susceptible 20 any or si' die
pa-pE
pW sour blood good condition
Hood sarsspar,l.a acts directly
a7r peculiarly on no blood 13.i
ars anriche= and rev.tauzas and
builds NJ me whole -,-tau
Hoods Sarsspat has STOOD .ts
test Of forty Years Coy 30 fudat IT,
is sure TO help you Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
YPSIL.ANTI


ST. A. NJ L ~! ws's SIR S,l
4n'
r.. ---, o., wsshtarnv
-'. IS S.at IS @erae-s asairs
. .-e avs - e-, sa-'-z re 7e-t,t
...~-,- -. 1918 I'D - T.. ?, ~ : .
s,. =, a-se' .,, NV ~ .ss., ,.'
~-a -1s, ger --.s.-er averaged $3.50
--a Norma All Freshmen to-,oau
.-s Ss.,r-44 -a--, fet7 ar
AZ -s.g...~r r. a s-.-. ~ . 70
- 1.- .,.-. e, ~. -.
49,. 49, 49, -. ,s--t,,s
$3.50, 80
ssl-.'- ~,
IA. lr' --e-..9 v.;1 ost tain
80. 80, 49,
Hr-s-s.se T.st..-~ 5a-a-.
va va
nta " .,T4esiay. H-
'-''' -A." SO
r.-s - -a .~t- saturday
-.--.., -,
...,-, ,..l rl.s -s 90
r--
Nf- 's e-r allied
mo .r'ss
-r re-. ... austin
re= r--r-.sI
Presses. Steel
-
N-s.---s ~ So r---s -r---r VIII
go. \ -r.sa ..a--rr Wednesday,
--a- - --. . -a.
r- Nsaf.r-v.- - t.ar...t spent
$50, u--- IA ...s .l...
f. 81 .r MAS an av4r-.sr.--
ss. sI..~
r--. .--.a ---. s----t.- y. e.
..-..., 1900, 80 zs.
- 81. ~. Nrs. Me-.
a.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Campaign Leaders Be
moan Lack of Stump
Artists
WANT TO HEAR
ENGEL AND DUST
Think Mayor Should
Use Hired Men On
Hastings

T-s plsy IS moving % oealutAl,
on RE stage u The Marx campaign.
e1, ia as wings is evidence " store.
ness and tlssau stscron No. tas.
aayaody has any gaglr to anl wHe
.-e way rhc lighter roles ar. -as
tanned sor The Marx smile Is work.
.7s 10 he proper cues The rca ~
IS sita the hsavs villain c- villain,
The Management ard 'le .o1 Eee
zee thar he heavier pats are -s.0c
neglected. There ssn'' euousI -ear
stgN We In shor- ,he camp. -n
shor' on parch
All ~ s .usr one way ~ -v--
fla. 'ne MAYOR ras TOT ,ur 81 nr'
'n-- .o aaeK % ms famous smile r..
va a-.zinaig planned 70 Law, 'g.
-.ass ser vita - "g.ye-neoark--r
papers a-rsts bur as soy man, -
.a.se Dire -.nx rooms are au2'e
7r- ~aH before The curtain t,:
drawn eai. n few sqeI-Ir8ars.
rr.- -.r..-...- -.--..,
-..-r. - -. $50.
--..~.-,,. .-. --u.-.-- ,--s
49,. ,-s ,,r.-,,-,. .,, -. 49,
~. - -. -..-.- -
49, - 49, -. go. p.-,,,.---
,,,-s-rr w.. 49,. IN $50 NJ,
..-,-.-t-...-, 20 - - ~ &c..
~, al ,.~ 49,. ,.1
W. ~ -.---,;-, --,. $500
.,.s. $3.50. 49,. IT,. g..
----,~-.t-- ......,s.I &C.,.
49,, -..r ---.--.ls- 49, p.-t 49,
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Is. .L. go .-. r. --
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800 -,.,-,.- .- t-.-.4.r .-4,--..
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u--... -4 ...,-, 49,. ..-.-
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.--- 49,. -.rss-s.-z 49,. 80
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

"a condition revealed Already two
score lfcia.a lave confessed them
rclges guilt ~ betrayal ~ acred
public trust
Etl sure ~ voting frauds IN De
rp1 bid fair to do away with the
usual lI-' OF stay ~ homes next cleo
lion dan Popular indignation against
Tho effort 90 carry away the election
with false reEis trations and vote
Juggling ~ precinct board members
has been oyrre7sed in the rush to
tho registration desks In the city
clerks Office. where voters Whc fail
cd % have heir name entered In
the regular period. Sept. rs y and
~. are being accommodated
n lo cptluatcd that fully 1000
~, ons rreir,errd Saturday Friday,
l,f -ar.e'-as 5ns were recorded
About 1000 more cards bearing
enc mans. ~ men whotsg tered In
September vrir forwarded 20 super.
u.ulent ~ police sa.mdny be
Prosecutor 1asnsv-l tIF Clerk
lindsay staff of 80 Has uu all
i. SUNDAY ppyuR more rsmes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

The fftieth anniversary ot the
beginnipE OF antl-cruelty work In
America is 20 be celebrated by The
American Humane society A. its
annual convention opening today at
Cincinnati
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
RUSSIANS NOT IN
ALLIES BAZAAR

Tho Russians OF Detroit will not
br represented in tho Allied bazaar.
1C.0rdiDR 20 statement given out
by 10 Russian committee for the
rcli"f - var sufferers. the claim be.
ing made that the promoters arc
being paid too literally
J A DuckueIl. general secretary
Of the bazaar. saws that the only
money TO % paid the promoters will
be half tho gate receipts all
proceeds from programs and con
ceseion- and The sale OF donated ar
tlclos viii 20 20 the Allied relief
funds for which the bazaar Is TO
be- held The Russians. II r. claim
ed. desired 20 share I'm the proceeds
without doing their share OF the
work or contributing money for
preliminary expense
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

The second trial 81 David cap.
Ian. charged with completely IN the
% the Zoe Angeles
Times building Oct l.. 1910 f.
scheduled 70 begin a. Los Angeles
today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

Hair dozen men and women. IN.
Guiding former member nt the
Massachusetts Legislature. are 10 b.
placed on trial IN Boston today on
charges In connection with no
death Of Margaret Ward. whose
body uas found IN an automobile a.
Salem ono morning several months
ago Examination ~ tho young
woman body disclosed that che
had died from Tho effects OF an %
legal operation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
SUNDAY LID
EDICT STOPS
DRINK SALE

CCoptIua.d from Psa- nneJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
CHURCH TO
WAGE WAR
ON FRAUDS

ocontinued from raue "n.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

PrintinE--the plsin nssf klnd--thst
0. siEht--Times job -knzn>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH. 21il-Niceiy furnished rooms; AZ ~ 90
veniences: gas. heat. Phone Spruce Sxse.
BROAD. g.. 4is-Just. opened priv. bath. 81 ~
lights, steam heat; furnished or unfurmsne4
CHESTNUT. 2O07-DEsIRABLE ROOMS PEA'
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT. 1s04-Attractiyel Furnished room
single or en- suite; steam heat. electricity, -
cHhsTNTE LIS RooEsa aiiiH4MPps4ieMEk Hsd 4rMHPpsiek FoPfSt
cHEsTNgT: st44Gpssgsb,s roo%ss s,.,da With 1ssS s55S
Lo2GyNsT. 2lNN ls IsllssTTIR3ENsIRABLE sTI3N ROOMS E~o-.
LOCUST, 150s-THRD-FLooR FRONT 81"
PINE. 1920 = Front rooms, furnishsdg;s ~ essf
light, running water. Phone Looust o2.e =.
PowELToN AYE ss27-isSt AND PT..sen "a sss; @ sss
SPRUCE. 2o2a-Furn: com, rooms; Ti sfii iss; 81 J.
SPRUCE. 1s87-.suites with bath; single r''"''
offices: steam heat reasonable.
SPRUCE. 1B2e-sute OF very desirable roo"'
and bath; Furnished or unfurnished.
18TH. s., a5O-Largs double paTloL sna IA
Joining room on I'd moor, priv. haiiwsf' fs~
physician. dentist, studio. or apart pr. -
sgd. NJ. 2i7-Nicely furn. 2d-story roons 80 ~
tiemen; private family: near elevated fn2t<
SINGLE ROOM, private bath also lars, y9',v< y5 N
rooms light housekeeping. Preston fi@' ="
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

POSITIONS wanted for excel. Swedish, Ger. and
Irish cooks neat competent chambermaids,
4. parlor maids, Mattresses, laundresses, Swed-
sh girls together, Protestant chambermaid.
French and Swiss nurses. ladys maids we'll
will help in garage. Mrs. Rosers Sls s. 20th..
MRS NIcHoLLs, 1925 Bainbridge ST.. has
comp. English. French. German and all nation
alities buffers, second men. housemeh. cooks.
chambermaids. French and other nurses. etc,
couples. cooks wsitIesseL. chambermaids.
MRS. KANE. bii g.. 10Th st.. wishes situations
for hrst-elass cooks, ehambermaids. nurses,
chauffeur girls for chamberwork and walt
ing; all well recommended. Spruce 8401
wANTED--cooks, 81 TO $40; chambermaids.
chiidnuTses and housework girls; girls for
for Media; wanted butlers and housemen Miss
Rose Dougherty, 1918 w. Girard ave.
iith: only guaranteed help supplied wv -
LAUNDREss. Protestant wishes situation city
country. OIL s. 10th st. Spruce 34O1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

Statesmen to demonstrate TO storekeepers new
changeable electrical window display sign
sells at sight for 50: live wires can make big
money Crown Mfg. Co. 704 Market st.
STEAMSHIP BROKER, experienced, nrst class.
wanted In New York. Reply. stating expert
enoe and salary desired. NJ 1923. Ledger Office.
sTENoGRAPHER and bookkeeper, with monthly
health and accident experience; fair salary and
good chance for advancement; apply by letter
only state age, experience and salary desired
must have clean record. Continental Insur-
ance Company, 082 Drexel Building. Phila.
STOCK Statesmen for Harroun Motors Corpo-
ration. Apply ELWELI., NAULTY Co,
Stock Exchange Building.
Salesmen practical statesmen. also ladies and
gentlemen who have some spare time and ia
Vorable acquaintance, to aid us dispose Of our
numerous properties on the famous Pinelas
homes, homesite lots. waterfront lots In Gulf
port lots In Pinellas Park. hotel and other
properties: great opportunity for builders and
Florida Association. 1914 Cherry st, Phiia
WINDOW DECORATOR wanted. Apply at once,
ololdstein Bros, sol King ST. Wilmington, Del.
YOUNG MAN about N years. for general office
work In Office large corporation. Address
ID 313. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN for general office work; must have
good educationi state age and reference. p
O22 Ledger Onlce.
COUPLE. colored. FIRST class. well trained with
Philadelphia reference. wanted by adult In
Mt Airy; must be clean, neat and thoroughly
trustworthy and do work OF house together
y 256. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BOoKKEEPER--Mus be capable OF taking full
charge OF books: good opportunity, Tor ambl-
tious girl: furnish reference Excellent Laun-
dry, 18th and York.
CANDY PACKERS wanted Apply Mfg. Co OF
America, 43O N. 18th. -
cHAMBERMAID and waitress. white. Protes.
tant for suburbs: good wages; every comfort
and convenience. ASS, Ledger Central,
cHAMBERAfAID and waiting white wages SO;
call mornings. 1854 N Broad
CLERK Wanted, by a. mercantile house,
A week: hours $3.50 to 3, Saturday o'clock.
Address ID 336, Ledger Office.
COOK, experienced. wanted; only those with
highest references considered. Apply by tele-
phone 20 Mrs. j. E. Caldwell, Bryn Mawr 700.
COOK. young. experieneed city reference re,
uuired Phone Woodland bl4 call 1920
Chester ave. after p. m.
Tss Sass SG sss saasr
DREssMAKER wants cutter and rectiher on
waist Innings. Apply 1872 Chestnut.
EMBRoIDERERs-Hand embroiderers wanted
in dressing eatab, Apply 1912 Chestnut st.
GIRL, white. ehambd and waitress. 2is w.
Walnut lane Germantown. Phone Gtn. i70.
GIRL Just 10. 10 make herself useful. Apply
GIRLS 70 work IN laboratory nlling and I'm
iHhing. Apply Smith. Kline French Co,
3a Poplar ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
LOST AND FOUND

DEED-Lost deed in the name OF Ellza5eth
Hutchinson for lot No. 1872 In section l44,
Hount Moriah Cemetery; application has been
made for a duplicate deed. Return TO Maria
Clarke Black 4403 Usage ave. .-
INSTRUMENTATION. skunk neckplece, in Wana,
maker T. about ! o'clock Oct. 25i Slo reward
ii returned to sol Bailey Bldg. 12lS Chestnut.
pIN-Lost a bar pearl and diamond pin.
Wednesday between 10 a. m. and 1 p' m
Reward. Phone Bryn Mawr 623.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

BOYS for errands. AD. delivery Iai N sth st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

HoS39KNkRSEfrsho S9NRgEsf shio,,sI snd dsrESNe6sdSRfHhgs Is
g11ssJvISssssst g1s 2sHissRvlcR c0 Isci Land Tiii'
-nuildlrR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


ADyERTIsING-Man with ability to write good
strong sales-producing copy uetter. circular
S0oS SooSSietD; would IKE evening work at home;
-Mduals. r &c.. LEDGER Central.
ARcMITEcTuRAL sCid C Craftsman, IL years expert,
1883, Ledger Central.
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE
Tsd years Business % esperIeneee DSrE eos sdSpt Srt
eresces Ia anI edHe4 HmoSSs eSTiEa excellent ref
BooKKEEPER, experienced: auditing books
odsTe terms and STS SSo Ss DAY or IS ysSp
CHAUFFEUR, white. married. total abstainer.
%dGas.s sss OfP \ SR best refs
CHAUFFEUR (whitel wishes position with pri.
yyn, yya!ne, family: good reference city preferred.
CHAUFFEUR, white 95 married. o years shop
PS6E. SSs bssSs. sSSs 1925 Reed
pTSdSss best 't ct rsisTeuoes 'ft& s
CHAUFFEUR wants position: just on Locomo-
PA p AKA SarefSi dryeT good at repairs; reference
best ref. rs. Ledger branch. 10Th 1 south sts
EFFICIENCY EXPERT
ANXIOUS 10 make desirable connections. NJ 147,
Ledger Central "
ELEcTRTcIAN-Youn man wishes position in
ing; etc. at present employed. f 24i. Ledger
FoKEMAN-Young man. 30. capable OF getting
out work. quick and as economical as possible.
nanuiing any amount of foreign or
Ledger onice v '""Ne '"""Se' $40
oARDE;NER,% DE;S % Scotch; married. wishes position
ST,1dinng Iandscspe work Park 40 crary ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES greenhouse man:
f"re t45 OF esssr SGk .psra psogitry milking reliable
MAN. so experienced hotel watchman. strictly
ToTk q Any kind; GOOD reference. e'''' SIS y
MAN. IS years. with good PURCHASING experience
Of Business % S2s oReSGss@nE ReSsea oSee s direct line
MAN and wife eoored. wish situations together
MECHANICAL and structural engineer, as yrs
exp. desires executive pos. d Si2 Ledger on
Tor 2S sSrdSS nSw sSmDOysa Sr as
with reliable nrm handling staple or spe-
eialty lines; have years exp. In sales and ex-
and southn terity; best ref a4s, Led ecsTy Cen.
SALESMAN. Swear satisfactory sales record.
eastern scSihsSstsEP Ps.SsyS%Sls and Delai
gentleman. F s5s. Ledger Central '' y
YOUNG MAN desires position with mercantile
nized; years exp; refs + 242. Led Cent cent,
YouNyG, 1iyS, NAN Man Soored wants country place;
CAN YOU USE ME?
have years ofTce expert eaperienee ees'aI9n snS for
sf6ca was s secretary to hiEh GOyernmen,
| Lately nave been In newspaper work, and
climbed in years from as TO $40 a week.
Eye trouble forces me & new employment
hustllng conscientious worker. with execu-
tive ability. i am willing 70 accept a minor
post or work without salary until I proye my
worth, II prospects OF rapid advancement
| 245. Ledger Central
RETIRED business man desires to be connected
y ' ali hs fers Tine s"0IS' 2s ana LSa
| Central.
.%a Ss: rss ;Ssa .. En
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
HELp wANrEp-FEMALE
coallnsed lrom rrscealre ceIumr
ornts

GIRLS y:Tsa g sos s, t'SSg w. s'sgi rstd "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
TYPEwRITERs AND suppLIrs
WANTED

ANTIQUE FURNITURE. old china antique ST.
beaded bags, old gold, false teeth. etc. An
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. false teeth. feather
bought 7S5 walnut. walnut fser 7ose. Est isss.
ANTIQUE solid silver tea sets odd pitchers
sugarbowls, tea pots. etc. F 300 Led. Cent
BROKEN JEwELRY, antiques pistols coinA
coin books with prices pay. mailed 15c Z.
Boss PEOPLES store) 2d6 s. 1ith Wal 44se.
CAST-OFr CLOTHING
We buy mems suits overcoats full-dress
Tuxedo suits, etc. Owing 10 the great DE-
mand for clothes at the present time we win
Bay YOU very high prices for these goods
SAMUEL cooPER. 1910 GIrard ave.
cAsT-oFF CLOTHES wANTED-we pay yery
highest prices for mems summer and winter
suits, overcoats, etc. and evening clothtsi
also ladies, street dresses and evening gowns
city or country, day night. United Misnt
Clothing Co., 500 Spring Garden st.
cAST-oFF cLoTHING: highest prices paid;
gents clothing, suits; oycoats Send postal .,s
Friedman Bros. i444 South ST. Pm. Dick. elbs
cAsT-oFF CLoTHING-Highest prices paid iof
Phone Poplar 5771. BLAcKER 1893 Poplar.
cAsT-oFF CLOTHING and shoes: highest priesl
paid. Send postal TO call. Barnett, olh
columbia ave. or 1907 Spruce.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. antiques; entire
or part houses bought for cash: no mAts~
how large. J. Bernstein. 1884 Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
HELP wANrrD-mAIE
cornnsed from rrsoessrs co'vm-

Ci,ERk-yYoung man 20 keep sho1 payroll for
asdfe corporationi must be auck}hnd accurate
EoVu penman; good opportunity for ad-
,sHH sHH's.i',,-nl' STATE age. experience, reference
""" mary soi. ledger Central
DRYERS N, WANTED STEADY WORK ALL
MiNIER; GOOD WAGES APPLY CRANE
ICE CREAM co, 2ss 4. ,2sD sT
15ss,mESperienced man % work N order and
- Address ~ s2i, Ledger Ofice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26
HELP WANTED MALE


HELP WANTED MALE
cortsrsed trov rr,cedsro coivw-
rouyo MAN. not over II years old. a,siri.s
% learn the Advertising busipess wi,ine u, 70
consioer what ne VIII issrn irn pooS corn~ction
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
BooKKEEPER--Doubie entry and financial sec,
sstary, 10 years. espcrience' salary 'i"'
wk. beet ref NJ NJ, IFS westmoreland u.
cFAMnERMAID.gFi wishes oy gOsl'Ogga gad oss" s'
COOK AND wAtTREss-Ciosing house Nov. !
wr,.S wRi TO Pfs 'T Rass sSd cS iowa
Atlantic CITY.
COOK and chsmbermaid-Lady desires 70 place
bressiRSssT sRsT'SnS'o Sp. al, f'fssS% TeSssr csStTs
SSss: %SDis present HSst Pises' 1000 N isih 81
COOK and waitress desire positions together
best reference Phone Spruce 1927. -
cooH.wsnt place as cook. small family Call
ooYEISNEss.,Northq German nursery governess,
position S1sn Address "SeP sio. Ledssr ss' centf"
hotel frSty Sou"e "o@sS oS nsfn' Bsrins 3eS5 W
SEwORK-Nfiddleag aged woman TO assist
chamberwork: light duties about house; small
wages; ~ years reference. POPS Winter at
LADYs MAID-Hindu young woman, well ex
Perienced would like position as lsdy's maid
Call or write 20is Catharine IT. -
NSGass Gay o. RcSf ss & ledger fS SSs SsdF'n by
PROFESSIONAL, on plano and organ wishes
sEBAMsTREss wishes any kind Of sewing. 205l
tthlnbridge. Phone Locust 1897 j.
SOCIAL SECRETARY--Youn woman. college
full or part time. r 357. Ledger Central
GRAPItER-Thoroughly experienced and
competent stenOg rapher and book<eeper desires
position where application and Industry will
= oe appreciated. best OF refs. 2if Led. Cent
STENOGRAPHER wishes position: physlcian's =
onice preferred NJ i4p, Ledger Central
TRANSIT ATOR- -stenographer experienced Ger
man. French. Spanish, Portuguese, wants po-
= titon. II 354. Ledger Central
WoMAN-wanted. by refined English woman
position as companion. nurse or housekeeper;
=-reterences. nj 9iS Ledger Ofice.
WOMAN. colored. wants situation, cooking or
-chamberwork or waiting. Dickinson 4I4I.
WOMAN. coiored wishes laundry work out or
washing by week 1922 s. goth ST.
good penman; refs. F a4T, Ledger Central.
COLLEGE graduate. 1914. will tutor evgs in re-
--Nurh Tor comfort home. II B45. LED, Cent
MORNING hours in apartments fine washing
and mending at home. 1929 ". 21st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-26

BRIcKLAYERs. 25, wanted; steady work. Ap.
ply Irwin a Leighton. Delaware ave. and
Market St, Camden, NJ. j.
BRIcKLAYERs wanted. Arch above e2d st.
CARPENTERS, nrst class. jobbinE, Apply 1915
Pine st.
CHAUFFEUR, Protestant. experienced; must
have nrst-class ref. In answering state age.
refs. and wages expected l50 Led. Cent
BoYs--2 or required for labelling and nlling
bottles; easy hours. good wages. Apply Il. n.
Drew Co. swanson and Mckean
DRILI.AfAsTER wanted Immediately, for instl-
tuition Apply Room 1901. Grocer Bldg