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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
MAJOR 7. MORRIS KNIGHT DEAD
Wealthy Diamond Expert-Member Of
Union League and Civil War
Veteran

Major T. Morris Knight, civii war vet.
<rAn and wealthy diamond expert, died 10.
o@} ~ MS rooms az Dooner's Hotel. Tenth
street below Market. Major Knight, who a
seventy -four years old. had been seriously
~ for almost month. suffering from com.
pIicetivna brought on BY recent paralytlc
Major KNIGHT war a member OF the Union
X.fagne and served throughout fhe civil
War IN the Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Tor many years he was the head OF a
{1~fify establishment % Ninth street below
zs WAS a noted diamond expert ana va.
&|<ed N for consultation many times ~
@@@<o1ns officials. both In PHILADELPHIA ana
Ne~ York. 10 appraEe the value OF precious
1Ioue4. His father. DIR. William l. Knight
w1a prominent physician and a president
q The Philadelphia County Medical Society.
Major knight uas a nember Of many mill-
<4f/ orfanizations including the Meade
Eo@<. Q. a. a. He WAS a widower
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Theatrical Baedeker

BRoAD--"A LADY's NAME" with Mari.
So1 ss oy ~ ~Se hSss rer 'ssSy SSs
as5s s6IDiR ana mssS sS ssoe w,S clifton
ssrss SrswfRra Roi. John & &chsriss Thomas and Mar.
az il a nisdiuu,,sood musical III play p BY e0 The
oARRIck .-.'TIiE HousE OF GLASS; with
MAR MAR Bysn sysss Ms5 Ms'TeIn,s drama o sTlm
}aRRI,s RRRE,ssrIa,-asiBiL. with, Julia sAndor.on
ported, ported oPs.efts The score g. pretentiously
2ea iSsf by cSG,h0rPs risn Eru,.
saf,1 Sifen1innins ns and a iarge cast; modern mo-
than sams s y m tsasS wiss more S. s
mE OF Mr. olondnninE is superb.
AT POPULAR PRICES
liliqa Morgan. In American comady.;dr~mn ana
T1ie PSisle: sTs .a sns nsfSSS srY with
y . osison 81 SsS Ms9Ts caS
cihIh,sTNuT h,STN STREET 96gFA 26y HousE-..rHE
Naslan NMalthsii Lillian oish. Mae Marsh, Robert
NEW PHoToPLAYs
kIANLEY-"TIlE STORM" with Blanche
SsSS alx Az sMi;a,pns MAIN A%s!!ca
az week Also H. Chaplin u1 II Fss FsS'PPsnss, PAWN,
SAi;;xcE-msTnE Ain ;.,.,TnE EEwARp OF PATIENCE"
rswns9og and View. Of 'YP Philadspsia Tirss hse
;NJ.TitE DAWN OF LOVE" with Ma.
~ lbt DAWN OF LOVE" with
3anei Iaiiaf ferro. a Metro. and Ills LYING
Hrarts With Ford Sterling. Keysfone and
The Pawnshop," with Charles Chaplin. sat-
VAUDEVILLE
warsn, Marion gn' wss rS.r YssSs 1ss,s I, iVysl
&inla. With Oereyieva Clin and connauv. .
SIIn,aaa whitneld and Marie. Ireland. In 'arke
Erne OF hingviln' Hans Hanks. Loney Has
nnsit Apdaie's Geological Circus ana ssiis-
oLobE-forty California boys In military drili.
srenssi and ss Hsisnss, aea ss sisss tsmslins
I5ssr 5eas: .ah Aiyi9 and Williams. Dow. and DOW,
fe1ss ann CRY, the Carroll Gillette trio and
W{Li<iAM Penn The toardng School ulris o.
i,a it,ns,.s and kedaing, Mcintosh and his maids
fotnn~h eka ~, & &m9Cormlck. Gretchen. The ursen.
Cross t<Eys~I Romance Of IN. una.,.
.et'9k, Sarnsie,a equine circus, Harry ANGER
tsna s.'a King the -Four palslfss three HArmSonn. on
t,.s.1 -w,nyeoar9w, :. .'ssptsmbsr Morn IN.
Hush NacormAek and Grace WeilaoS1 "a
eFtists studio and motion pictures.
AflNsTRELs
ta hs s--New speciatleu have been added
- ne current aclfaco program. WITH All 49,
ein faYorifes on hand. - '"S
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co. 1901
Times. A, O. Gutheil; Michael Lowe; RALPH
non 10 aTns sa sd Hss Hsss FFashod a. and sesn %
Co John ,MehIm1n. Charles w ,sriIi MssrriIi Z;
g. Nichols; Miss Lizzie Mccain. Sam Lehn;
Il. NJ. Deheusti Frank pachederi David ~
Ksf%sE KcT.sia Ma xS SS Ca oams c0ps
Leei y NJ Ferrin; W Galloway Johns Harry
GO, Dr; Rose L. Barnett: Mrs. John Ogden
POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO., 1920 s.
o'Nsni. Mrs. X. k. pors6yi Mr.. G. MSrner:
a, H., Hofmendesi Mrs. Herbert Truebath:
Mrs. II. NJ. Baker J, a. Ralston. Mrs, Hat
tie Williams; ], -, Scherand; Mrs. II. Thread
er; Mr.. Mrs. Henry Wolf: Margaret VIII
liAms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

ss"s ~. s,ss ss'; c. 81 4: g. cAsFsh 10
nARSsFs-oss 8 NasnsoAghr ss @ W 20, ,st
& J6ii S. sos son. o{ Is,s i.r
hss ns. nc "a Msss hag ss's'' ma ana ssne
y slater Ne dcr,rpds isnsi. i7Ss' n Haley
ist ilsIs iloI5 rss cross Gem. s'-l Auto funeral
nrll.ERyEAu. Oct. . HESlhMIN, hus.
"s 'ss aslssss1 g. 'IS' "i ois'sSSsa ''ssa & * Of
,.BlNNs. .--oel. q MAup A.. widow q ,chsrls.
inl ,wl,lielpfpoy,:, P... fs,.~, -.
late Drnnis and cstherins iirsdisy. funeral on
Sat- $50 mo 5rqn s ses,d.roe q ste sister ,, Mrs
mssS .! out Mother sf ,sortows, chgre6. %
Friends. si.o our hiother of soifows Altar and
Rosary society, Invited.
SApE g gIcHAdRP d, ssgn Q, Richard
Sseas sgee ieldsl Due notice Of funeral from
CARSON sept. 80. FANNIE. NJ. wife ot
ss.S i9 'n nsasss aiSssS ana rsad. SsEe'ns assd
is, Norihwood Gem Rshiaias may ''S Ss viewed
Am .,sl. LINES sS:ss.d gssS. s e
SsHes et ssan,lsv, jsmss q sIrd iSso EsgsIid
Minister Gem. Auto funeral
GOLFER. T. pENSls, son Of late winiem
sna Rss,sss SSa fcpSs Sn invited 70
Est. ssg a m ts2S ssi ssse5dwie, g; t3tih ard w.
ass aslrm9Tn, aSs thIss sursS sSl'mp 10y sa re-
NsS Gs,ssSyHI Itiianoc, Gem MARY wifi. .,
late John cgiianoyleh .tqrssnwlch). Relatives
slsiy q ~ Palip,s chgEssh., invite, % igasrsl
fsSlsq sS eros. @"'' St Philips church 10 :" M Int
Of 9ssn s s EsABEgH ns. a. S@s aSSsS
Essye; and ts'sSs Ssutn invited .s e fp1ssq s: YGg
mass q rsguisT chursh q ne TrAnsngiraiion'
Of iate Christian Y. and Maria T. piener Rei.
5uvosf sxnq ssS csSnsi No. S@ ~. IS. oY r
M LPera sryc osss lay m s ~ nEsa psgphS
~ I'M nrivnte, North cedar iiI Gem.
s.nS a Enc oaaani are RIaSss SAMes and sSss sSi
invited 10 funeral. Mon. 500 q; M, 222Q Pine
10 S,s Ih,cr%eat tsq,S od fss ceipedra Gem 'nu''
ls'S HsaSSSs pSsllSE ."ss dalrso SSC'" Due n%gSs
miF1IiEfpER,-oot. ., ROBERT husband of
Matte a. Fielder. Relatives and friends mem
4, SIS. invited . tansTsi ss!Sicss: Mon. ;.
Gem . -.
tyes fSssds MATgehw spDyas wSsr w3LhB Dent Res s
ps.rls psm6e5s se,h Ward HSpusSllSSssn% SSs % Club
q. Solemn hlgh mass Of rednlem. Church Of
FoQTE.-At beverly. y j.. oct 3, CLAY
lives ana friends Fsrnum School and board OF
Eauestl9n Of Beverly, invited % funeral. o7ssss
.. m. Int. Monument Gem.
late William II. and Sarah y, CARRIER. Rela-
tives aud friends Camp No; 294. p o. $. OF A..
mortal Presbyterian Church. invited TO funeral
services. Sat. D. m, bDib NJ. 18th st., Fern
Rock. Phia Int. private. Friends may call
Frr, between and 10 p.
Ss. asS F.nS Is. sS5a Cas- wss;
~ s~15 tse HnneoeS a. NJ h church. % inVited 10
GinoraI. Mon, 1 o. m, 1T4I Franlfford ave.
services in tho, Hancock 81, NJ y. Church,
ies' Gem. Remains may be viewed Sun, after
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LOST AND FOUND

AuToMoBILE-Reward s25; stolen, Ford tour
ing car. 1915 model, mfg. No l04isib. Penna.
Car Insurance Co. A. r. DevereuN. manager.
1921 Walnut st.
BROWN LEATHER WALLET. containing papers
valuable only TO owner. Reward II returned
TO J, n Freeman. Sd and walnut Phone
wATCH-Lost. in Garrck Theater or near San
som st.. exit. black enamel watch set with
small diamonds and long black and platinum
chain. J. u. Caldwell Co, Name and num-
Chester ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-wsIT

ACCOMMODATIONS a xe.r., -.
nnaneiAi statements. s25, H.. fSii & cost
HookknEfEh and stenestaphsr: 10 year. I, ~,
iodser Central F'~"tt' II tf1.
BUSINESS rs, NAN with long ssperiencs !. a,a.s
I.~il.S "0nts Menta position best refefes, ~, ~
n,s,h' nslh,.n' os6sman. etc active end enc. ss,
small family Al reference. 1890 po.lslep IN
s white. ags 80 yea,.' -s.'.. nv
rsfc. epa r.t.irnF high -sraae y
kP.,n4n With private family, aood ~ y, wishes
cHAvfFEuh--Youne iaan. .sh,i. ..,.....
..l...t tttfN shop and driving f<.st. ntHf
'~' 81 'Aeds>f ccnllal 'snep
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CASHIER for resort hotei; neatness and tactfui-
Ss rs ana ssSurhey sse are %
cHAMPERMA1D-.dirl for chamberwork; In
fsgs fs%ly sD no washing Eo9d wSsss % must ee neat
cHILpNuRsE. English or Scotch. Protestant;
sood dhSsn Snsss ws Ios e5y; oy.rSsoo ssa rsad
cHILpNuRsE-Renned competent nurse for 2
Ssarfs Ssess is ~ eq1Hrs assr Difference REQUIRED Ad
best reference Phone Ardmore 40f
COOK and chambermaid wanted IN small fam.
g near AeRs s.a .si ts'Isc
COOK, experienced with good reference. for
sms family anyz In wynnewood; no laundry call
SSsI SsSssw1ss Sss Hsss ;s yYs Ss.. is'asss
oqSsSs 1si sss Srsss as.l Cs sasss. Ssss
o1o s% aa s TsEs rsq w1O ssO v.Ssasss vsSss
so Ss sSs Pssu. s % SgS
tween ssd Il 50 Is4 asa al; z Esh can b.
sA call ssas Wayns ~ssss''' ave-. ~0'A experienced
DsscssMAKER IN ehilaEsn's dresses In ipsii,u-
iSS % i've. IN STEADY spiosmsai ssar ssq sroSna wna
sss sas ana "a Ess% ~ ,'csa Esss Home Church
DREfshAkFh wants skirt litter who can cut
a., na siRs Friday 6cIeRsr g Sp''s si' i7h
DREssMAKEhs. etperienced on cloth dressss.
d ssad pay % % Snciisr. % ss5 f|'s nsrfst if,saas work.
ai BTss sss sf csoss e sess s,s s%sssas' ssssa
iAR S s.rs % s'fggsF Sss ws,asi 4
ron s sssgs Gsss = sors ss 1s i asss sssa.
sahss cam lei ibraiTy si 'i 10 ION e. p1' 3. the MsF-
oEs. az. fSg e gsa',si ss houasworA' adult. Adler
0,nL for eenerai hou.s : e.1s .i.cn 4. :. -.
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PERSONALS

NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts unless contracted
by myself. Geo, &. Hoefich.
ROBERT u. SHIELDS PLEASE WRITE.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALK

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
LOCAL COLLEGE wants experienced technician
IN oactsriolosy and physiological chemistry;
ASST. MAHAoERsHIP, office detail and CORE
spondenee' salary nominal, u 052, Led. Cent.
BooKKEEPER desires change; capable taking
entire charge II Ibo. Ledger Central.
cfiAkpERMAiD and waitress wishes situation.
a07 g. Smedley ST.
cLERIcAL-KnowledEs of bookkeeping and
sons tossthsr city rel. 7se eS Ti'e c.R' RG
COOK and chamesrmaid-Ty9 sisters; work TO,
gether; best references. o26. Ledger Ofnce.
COMPANION or secTetaryi refined. capable young
womani congenial homc more essential than
ssSSTpPffnsSstlSn ssSp SSneusstiOnabis references
DREssMAKER. high class. desires epsasem.fs
advanced styles will remodel. Phone Wal. siss'
S. sss ff.H s ns sE wishes
FRAuLEIN, North German. Protestant. exper,.
tranins children. desires indsnsensassTne,e sasTeesstI. IN
II cearissian home. b. L. D.. 5s Orchard st..
give references. 2ols Reed st. can
iNEksST nss DdsI,lsssE NIH,lssE ssgsrisaesd. Protestant
hlll, ozaz SlearNieW st. Germantown
LADs sDs qsi,rs psiH .y PH,!iSo osSknE hop,sssPT
wants hamper or family wash. 1887 wesetaaSse' wssrsase'
MorhERs HELPER. inyald's nurse or laa,ss5
maid middle ased, refined woman Az
MoTHER's HELPER, by day or hour pro, :
exp. ref. 22b. Ledger Onice N' Afot'' !
NURSE. thoroughly experienced ,yjsh..- ~.
nursInss reference. II iie Ledssr csntraLlant infant
NpSsS afsns or sm. ssi ssS Of
sEAMsTREss wishes eneasen,en,s. a, -,
day. .O5l Bainbrldge. "i-ov per
sTbEMoGsArHER ,Ee,o.l AZ desire. halliday position,
tarial. m ItH. LEDGER Central "'' reere-
sSa sS fToSSsssse;s TsSas
IEAShEh. tistlnk. wishes eneasemen,.. ~
nnn brarches. French, German. iliesa ,,ss .ns
history u Of p. Certificates. for.ts',,N t',N' sure
rels;i terms mod Miss Lynch, 1905 fonuss ss'uoS'
YOUNG LADY. 30 years old. much. ~ -
telspnone operator and Office work; besf 1sa ses
ences. AddIess w. A.. 2ea 3. 81 - ~ .iiler IHler
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

CHAAfBERMAID and waitress for Merton. siri
for Cynwyd girl for Llanerch, girls for cham
hermaids and housework girls want positions
wanted man and wife for Wayne, girl for
general housework, go home at night Miss
Rose Dougherty. 1913 w. Girard ave.
MRS. KANE. 6l1 $. 10TH ST. wants situations
for nrst-cass English buffers. Italian butler
or valet. several Filiplnos. German couple
all stricely sober well-recommended servants;
other hrst-class help wanted and supplied.
Spruce 3f01.
MRS NICHOLAS. 1926 BAINBRIDGE ST..
COMPETENT MALE AND FEMALE HELP
ALL NAT1oNALIT1Es. SUPPLIED. PHONE
LOCUST 2i30.
WANTED at Episcopal Office. 3i2 8. 18th
Cooks Mattresses, chambermaids laundresses
and kitchen maids.
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high-grade men TO represent
tine largest manufacturing eoLcern OF De ~ 80 i "a
in the country: men wanted from ~ 70 ~
wears OF age weight above 100 pounds. WI re
considered; must he able to furnish B0MDt ,t
and pIve heat OF reference ns to lNTEGHl y /,
SOpi{IETY and ABILITY TO produce res1i.tiss' WIS
reply in detail In own handwriuhs' ''0'
Iedger Office.
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CEMETERIES

WEST LAUREL HILL CEMETERY; valuable
lot for sale! summit section II ga. Led. Cent.
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coriiHsed fror Precedsro coisms
IAuFrEvnI; ,snssssns. s,nsls FRENCH s-.,,-.
POSITION nov VIZ pTyiniss pTyyinisss,o,nsm o,nsmi excellent r.f--
CHAUFFEUR married. mechanic. v.D -
70 be Ssefui AdSrcss chsansunrF nnr ,sss .vV
cAfgrESy sss:1 :nssa sa EsS.:;'' 80
cSSsssdkSs 1eSs dfs truck ss suissd sssd is ''s ISIS
fsmg refs x.9ss soss "a. %s E.
COOK, Japsnese. reliable; ,heroushiy ssp,,,
cncedi sobcri honestl refs. q. a., aOs n fex
sspsrienee quick. accurate hard dp'Ss wor y'.rs
sam Sss pss ssarss ssd p pr.ssn s'ems'i ss.
GARDENER wants work; single, middl. -
,s all rssss.r wsrS on county place
veFstabes heaters, rel. sSo Ledger negssr. gT,r.
HousEEw,oRK Es, ssnsral Japansse IN small fam.
| OFFICE EXECUTIVE desires 10 chanre. s..-s-
Sss sSfSs4saaf pSaln. eng s.s, sFfs r ISs ne,
| OFFICE MAN. IL years experience deaire. -.
oon SR9 e rsfsrsncs ssss s'r as sss., q
eral manarer. ~, thoroughly experIsnrr.s ~
seeks position with reputable concern: r,cs ~
dsniias. II cal. Ledeer Central. - ors-
SALESMAN
connection with house earrylns a stspis ils.
| frlssion. y sol. Ledger onice ana com
formerly Yi,h PsllsdsIgkis nrn. wishes po.i
| sALEs-MANAoER, salesman conscientlou-
ys SohnscsIon sf Ledger edge Cent? ueFa
SECRETARY, invaluable assistant 10 busy an.
ecutlye, cultured good appeHrance. competsnt
setive business eSpcri"ncc, ssiepy lssfs
SOS w'klyi at present emp'd. II 04s Led. csnf
h ysers .sSes TI'h ~. srgs sss
reliable concern " real nsed OF younE. live.
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Statesmen
THE ENcYcLoP,AA,EEDiI;ASc pRITAbNE; ri hbE
sAI.EsMEN TO WORK on Leaps
oNfY. BOTH IN THE CITY ANp N.l9,,Iy 10
lines sEEKING WORK WE CAH
SAY THAT FouR,FltIHs ,,OgF % ,Vvtuin
iiAp NEVER SOLD hooks BEFoRE;
WE PARTICULARLY WANT MEG MEG
WHO ARE NOT ONLY Good SAhihsssSS,. Ah,ihssS.
MEN. RuT WHO HAVE suFElclEENTT
EXECUTIVE ABILITY TO hA.N.R2EEvy
OTHER MEN THOSE WHO 9lAL.iitr,rn
IN THIS REsPECT WILL RhCEIIDDsES Rh.rEIDsS
rs POSITIONS is A PERMANbbNT
oRGANIzATIoN WHICH WILL PAY
AZ THE AVERAGE SALESMAN,
If you ARE a. REAL SAI,Es,AlyAnNSi Ilsi, VII
RIsGARDLESS OF WHAT LINE YOU
HAVE nEEN, OR ARE now W sEy1EiRR sGyER
wiTU rs WE TRAIN YOU THOR
otiGiiIY, COMMISSION AND DRAW
hHS Nol isS 8 18TH. COR. WALNUT ST..
PHII.A., PA.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
The Pell Telephone Company ofera positions
as operstors 90 IntelliRent young women be-
tween is and % years old: salary so per
week while learning, with rand advancement.
with steady position assured with pleasant
eurroundings and unusual opportunities for
promotion. Apply IN person TO Bell Telephone
Company Operators School. 400 Market st.
daily. except Sunday. between $50 a. m and
y. m. For the convenience ~ those living In
residential sections. applicants may npply he
tween 'isn and $50 p n, 81 the following
Gt1.; Tuesday evening 54th and woodla nd
ave- and Friday evening. i705 s. Broad st.
wAITREss-wsnted good waitress at villa.
nova: city home after Nov. must have best
reference. Phone Bryn Mawr 7si.
YOUNG LADIES
10 TO is YRS. OF AGE FOR OFFICE WORK
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS
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tonrth moor ess Market. before 10 a. m.
BOYS wAntse le years or over. to WORK IN
aipr wSniprper epa iRss,e5s; sase5s; Becker Smith Page
HGES on; &! f%.ssIp::IP ffiSsSss :Pd
1870 Chestnut N'"pah}
BOYS COLONEL, ovER 10 YEARS Xppfv
sAMAhtrAN HOSPITAL pro1d"S' 6rftyf
BOYS ,yaelea for eensral onice work. Apply
cABINErMAKERS wanted on nne furuit,.,. =.
work Ia New York guarantee efeefiv r.ea.sit, ~, 70
and sggd wages Gail or write Willlame ipn kl
cARvERs wanted on nne furniture "a 80.
IN New York; guarantee steady position s.d IN
oa e. New Nn sor 2s ~r1ss essy orssnlso Co, liz
"a AN-nlsh,,e =, class tool and nktpfs de-
steel Worka. Chester, Pa. f"'''eH
WORK, WHITE, APPLY 12l7 NJ 5s'rif III III
FfTrERs AND MECHANICS waited: bosler ~,
tank work Cruise -ksmpsr Co, Ambler ~ sn'
GAkpENEh single man, q. live on place: ma.i
understand YeHflnhIea nrealhllI4.-~
Apply Jewish Foster Home. Church lane a'S
HARpwoop EtNlsiiERs--to coATERs Ann
snhiEfA K 6S 6HSpusssi 3d. sc soMe H2f I,:
HOTEL hookk NEpER--Appl -in applicant /.
sssd's ssss snd ss.s' ''''ss sssssssa ss sss s
sss .:s ::I:li ;r "; :l: 81 4;
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and hooi,iecpe-. Is 10 os
with some onice experience preferred; salary
Rrcordin" 20 nhiiltv. ADny II u. m. real
estate onlcs, hT2i Germantown eve.
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oorHrvsa fro,n rr.eeai-o colaHn
orRr.s WANTED

Experienced eiris and learners. paper boSe.
rood wneee and steady wQLk eu yesri Pals
raifthorp and turner STE. tnear "a and or
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AUTOMOBILES

As we are now in temporary quarters. walt
ing for our building to be finished, and
cramped for ROOM must sell at sacri1cs
the following used cars:
1915 Overland Touring
1912 Overland Touring
1914 Buick Roadster
1918 Buick Touring
1912 Buick Touring
1918 Velie Touring
1914 Oakland Tou-ing. 7-passenger
1912 Oakland Touring
1916 OAKLAND EIGHT CDEMToR)
H. p. BAKER MOTOR co.
1914 N. BROAD ST.
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sALEswoAfEN

VT pporHrRs REQUIRE SALES
wONFN FOR vkRIOTfS DEPART
NENTS APPLY EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
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u TO - YEARS, OF AoE rEqk
EMPLOYMENT btiRExU. LIT bros. :,
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Also mail orders promptly flled.
Goods shipped C. o. d. anywhere.
THE RUDOLPH TIRE CO.
1925 Arch st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

ROLLING MILL HELP wanted; catchers anu and
scaiers for sheet mills good vases AppN
Henry Disston a Sons, Taeony' fhla, ,---
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

PoRTERs
Biauncrs require the services on pors1sftSs onsstcs
fourth nooT sa3 Market st., before lo a. M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

STOCK GIRLS
plnuners require stock girls AZ once good - J.
ary. Annlv Superintendents Office. fourth
floor. $50 Market. before 10 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06
-. YOUNG LADIES
FOR EXTRA WORK ON SATURDAYS
APPLY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
LIT BROTHERS

FRENCH, or French.swss Eoyerness wanted for
chid OF living In South. Apply by letter
stating qualifications. salary expected = nd ref.
erences TO GOverness. 325 Ledger OTicet'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

YOUNG MAN. assd 2s thorcushly experienced
position with future. u 2to. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires to tutor.
can teach any subject. except German. 2f02
n. Broad st.
JAP wants position houseman in family; heat
references. Taira 30s'N. 18th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

fi.E BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR shop. in Wed
make paris repair. overhaul and fuild az
nates. hish .efade eafs our speciality .e ~
~ Wrecks, rates 90 cents per hour ~@<...<
prices ior paris. plus 40 per cent Of eutifs tI-
tHl .etsrtlsiont you should BE- interested
~ neul We tlff you an huut<i count ano
nv ;e,e'ttsai' etai' cone look ~ over: ssency -
HIGGINS Hl'oS'' f3l2 Chestnut q -
sfHtpoAErER TROUBLES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

BOYS
haunerh require good. HtronH bovn In a..
rioua departments: good salary. snlenaia ~ ~
portvni,L Apply supcrlntendentss ohice.
fourth noor' $50 Market. before 10 a. nv m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-06

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. single. French. s..,--.
position with private family. exrelier, 'r-r..r-'
ence. Box ~. NIInnova. Pa --'' IeI.r
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-01-28
Germans Search
House of Belgian
Cabinet Member
IBy Associated rress.)

PARIS, Jan. 26.-Emile Vandervelde,
a member of the Belgian government,
received news today that his house at
Ixelles, one of the suburbs of Brussels,
had been searched by the German mil
itary authorities, says a dispatch from
Havre to the Petit Journal All the
locks were burst open, including those
or the jewel boxes belonging to
Madame Vandervelde, the contents of
which, however, were left untouched.
1t is supposed, the dispatch says, the
Germans were looking for documents
of international character, but they
found nothing.
Emile Vandervelde, who is a minis
ter without portfolio in the Belgian
cabinet, is president of the Interna-
tional Socialist bureau. On January ,
he arrived at The Hague to take part
in a discussion of the international sit
ution by the executive committee of
the Socialist bureau. 1t was reported
that he opposed the suggestion made
by representatives of other countries
that the International Socialist bureau
direct it's efforts to bringing about
peace.
The Belgian newspaper Metropole, at
Havre, announces that Camille Hunts
mans, secretary of the International
Socialist bureau, was arrested at the
frontier on the way back from Brus-
Vanderveldes house at IXelles is Sup
posed to have been in connection with
this arrest.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-01-28
SAYS NAVY NEEDS $50, 1000
TO COLLECT INFORMATION
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-Paymaster
General MCGOWAN, of the navy, told the
house naval committee today about the
purpose of a 100000 appropriation the
navy wants for collection of informa-
tion at home and abroad" He said the
sum included the expenses of naval at
taches at London, Berlin, Vienna, Rome,
Petrograd, Paris, Buenos Ayres, Toxic
and Picking The information sought "at
home" he said was as to available ships,
sources of supply, resources of various
kinds-information, he said, of great
military value.
Naval attaches of other governments
are seeking the same inside information
i'm this country that our attaches are
seeking at foreign capitalist" asked Rep
resentative Hensley.
They're trying to- replied Admiral
MCGOWAN, smilingly.
Members of the committee piled the
witness with questions about the $780,
600 fund but he parted them.
Every government has attaches at
the other government capitals to find
out what the other government does not
want them to know?" asked Representa-
tive Hensley.
81 wish we knew more here about
what they are doing abroad" returned
the admiral.
You need twice as much money for
spying than last year?
I'VE need twice as much for acquiring
information"