davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
EXPENDITURES OF
IDAHO CANDIDATES
Capital News Special service)

(Capltal News Speclal SerVlce)
Washington, Dec. 4.-Representative
Addison r.. Smith spent $500 in the
campaign for election to the house, ac-
cording to the prediction report. His
after election report has not yet ar
rived.
Burton L. French spent s92 in the
entire campaign. Ills after election
report has been received.
Marion J. Kerr Democratic candl-
date, spent nothing, according TO his
report. John " Stanley, Democrat,
reports expenditures of $107.50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
AMERICANS KILLED
IN ENCOUNTER WITH
DOMINICAN TROOPS

D Washington, Dec. Am an
, encounter between American
, marines and natives at Macoris
, Santo Domingo, Nov. 20, n
, number were wounded on both
, sides. The heaviest losses were
suffered by the Dominicans.
, The affair was reported to the
D navy department today by Cap
, tain Knapp. commanding the
, forces in Haiti and Santo Do
, mingo.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
ALLIES WILL FIND
SOLUTION TO THE
GREEK PROBLEM
King Constantine and His
Government Held Respon-
sible by England for Re-
cent Event at Athens.

London. Dec. 4.-In the house OF COM
mons today Lord Robert Cecil, war
trade minister, said the British gov
ernment considered King Constantine
and his government to have been in
volved in the events at Athens and
that the British government, in con-
junction with her allies, would take
immediate steps to bring about rad
ical solution of the question which had
arisen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
RAILROADS ORDERED
TO GIVE SAME RATES
OVER NORTH ROUTES

} Washington, Dec. All day
, of the year excursion fares and
, summer tourist rates from Chi
, cago to San Francisco were to-
D day ordered by the interstate
, commerce commission to be the
, same whether by way of Seattle
. or Portland or by way Of New
, Orleans or El Paso. The north
D ern fares are now higher than
, the southern. The railroads
, were given until Feb. Is to
D comply with the order.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
COURT is WITHOUT
INHERENT RIGHT TO
SUSPEND SENTENCE

Washington, Dec. Federal Judges,
the supreme court today held, do not
possess inherent power. exercised for
a century but without specific congress
sional authority, to Indemnity suspend
the execution Of criminal sentences i'm
posed in their courts. The suspension
by District Judge Killits of the sentence
upon James J. Hcnahan OF Toledo,
convicted of bank embezzlement, was
hevoked.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
FALLS WOMAN,
LIVING IN A TENT,
BURNED TO DEATH

Capital News Special Sorvice)
Twin Falls, Dec. Airs. NJ.
f. Scritchneld. aged rs, was
burned TO death yesterday
morning at o'clock. She lived
with her son Burt and his wifo
and baby in tent. Burt got
up al o'clock. lighted a fire and
went back to bed and all fell
asleep. Mrs. SeritchdeIds bed
caught fire and she died almost
at once. She came here from
Oregon q short time ago. Her
son is a laborcr. No other mem-
Der of the family WAS injured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
French Soldier of Many
Wars Received His Nine
teenth Wound in Battle of
the Somme.

Paris, Nov. 10.-(By MaiD-It took
~ wounds and scores Of battles TO kill
Captain Dumas. 81, one of the most
heroic Of French soldiers, lnortally
wounded 1T Clery On Aug. 3.
Dumas probably held the lighting
record Of France.
AS . pontihcial zouaye at the age Of
l9 III 1867, he was wounded 10 times.
He fought again i'll 1870 and at inter-
walls later, in southern Algeria, Tunis,
on the Ivory coast, in the Sudan, the
Gaboons, Moroccan frontier and in the
Continued on Page Ten.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
LAUNDRIES OF PARIS
MAY BE CLOSED DOWN

Paris. Dec. 4.--Laundry propriotors
in Paris have decided to close their
establishments on Dec. 90, unless the
government guarantees them an ade-
uuate supply of coal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
ESTIMATES ON COST
OF ARMY AND NAVY
FOR YEAR 1918 GIVEN

Washington, Dec. 4.-Estimates for
maintaining and Strengthening the
army and navy during the fiscal year
1918 indicate that congress VIII be
asked this winter to provide about
$500. 900 for that purpose. The pre-
liminary estimate for the army Is
sS73,o74.565. an increase Of S70.o0o,ooo
over the amount appropriated for 1917.
The navy total is 1919, ,701.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
TENTATIVE PROGRAM OUT

TENTATIVE PROGRAM OUT
LINED.
That |. A. Smoot, Of st. An
thony, chairman of tho Demo-
cratic county central commit
tee, shall be named by tho now
state land board as state land
commi ssioner.
That tho public utilities COM
missioner shall 90 to northern
Idaho as this is geographically
advisable, Axel p. Ramstedt,
president Of the commission,
probably being reappolnted, at
least temporarily. He 10 from
Moscow.
That M. @. Stott, Of Boise,
chairman Of the Democratic
county committee of Ada coun-
ty, shall be named register Of
the state land department in
recognition of his services.
While the secretaryship was
not discussed it being a personal
appointment. C. o. Broxon,
present seoretary to the gov
ernor, will continue in that of
flee, according to authentic re-
ports.
r. A. Walters, attorney sen-
eral elect, and member of the
state board of education, will
resign and his successor will be
appointed from this section Of
the state. C. s. Moody, adiu-
tant general, nember-eleot to
the legislature and so far un-
opposed candidate for speaker,
will resign before tho session
opens.
State oame Warden Jones
may be named warden of tho
state penitentiary to succeed
John Shook, present warden.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
BOYCOTT AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. Dec. 4.-Cleveland house
wives today began a weeks boy
colt of butter and eggs in an attempt
to bring down prices. The campaign
was fostered by the Woman's Civic
association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
MINISTER VAN DYKE
RESIGNS HIS POST

The Hague, Dec. 4.--Dr. Henry Van
Dyke, American minister to The
Netherlands, has resigned
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04

ELECTION FRAUDS AL eyed.
Cincinnati, o., Dec. "a special
session OF the federal grand jury con
vencd in this city today TO investigate
election frauds alleged to have boon
committed on and previous to last
election daV
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
CHOICE PLUNS
PARCELLED OUT
TO DEMOCRATS
At FERENCE
State Officers elect Go Over
Long List of Aspirants
and Number Of Appoint
ments Are Decided Upon.
SMOOT SLATED FOR
LAND COMMISSIONER

st. Anthony Man to Be
Given Good Place in New
Administration = r a M
stedt Likely to Be Re-
tanned on Commission.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
WEATHER

Fair and colder to-
night and Tuesday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
THE ANTHONY AMENDMENT.

Continued on Page Eight)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04

Continued on Page Ten.l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-16
By Lady Daff-Gordon
("Mdis'')

tLuct6)
Mo destroy the Orient has soul Of beauty. Of
charm that ages old and live There eolon Ike
those Of the Oen, and there mystery Of fabric Of vans
and Of perfume such as the Orient possesses.
Always the security Of her home knowing and cultivated
vii borrow leaf from the book Of the beauties Of the Orient In the East
for has been mission please and well she has learned her
lesson Through this have evolved The distinctive s CALI
Oriental They have them al Of auemen o. grace and Of sedue
womsny beauty.
Here show you photographs Of Of the costumes exhibited
the fashion fee gave for the benefit Of the Ohea des Aees
the little orphans Of the French The large photograph have heard
called Hsrem Vel House Dress The veil Of the hmest ne The
dress Itself nothing but Of draping Y has all the charm Of
the mmemois East
The little Peacock Dress another instance Of this charm The trail
u exactly The peaeocks tail.
The dhd picture only comfortable but upeha.seS charm
oungng dress and the arrangement Of the cushions the thai
link ideal for dyan Underneath The veil skin Of turquoise
blue and silver brocade The pale blue and silver silk
And by the way. while still have Cue word about
un The natural blue fox and the dyed blue fox viii be much
vogue Many Of the short hair ius being combined with and e
and with feather trimmings bring about novel effects Thereafter
The ripple cape made Of mokn combined with old blue
maine the form Of ruff placed the base Of he fur collar.
Then there the always satisfying combination Of cmne and mole
found in certain Of The Vcionan effects
Many Of the effects depart from esdIhe lines and have
suggestion They show broad high Aanng collars and
extended shoulders though they do possess sleeves
Of summer fun in all other departments Of women's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
COMBINATION OF MOTOR
COMPANIES DECLARED OFF
John N. Willys Says Complications
Made 1t Impossible


NEW YORK. June 14,--John N, WHY'S
president Of wilys-Overland Company. this
morning issued the following statement
Because of complications the proposed mo
tor consolidation has been abandoned
Therefore, the willysoverland Company,
the Hudson Motor Car Company, the Chal'
mers Motorcar Company and the Autolite
Company will continue to operate lnde-
pendently.
In official circles II was impossible to OBJ
tain any further details regarding the
abandonment of the proposed automobile
merger, extreme reticence being shown on
the part of all of those who have been ac-
lively identified with the negotiations.
From a source well informed regarding
the situation It was learned that the law
yers handling the matter discovered GER
tain obstacles which appeared to be in
surmountable. and as result they strongly
recommended the abandonment.
II was also learned that the bankers i'm.
posed certain obligations on the manufac-
turers, which the latter would not agree to
and vice versa. The statement also was
made that the question OF personality
played more or less important part In
connection with the disagreement
Obviously failure to carry through plans
outlined was not due to lack of participa-
tion on the part Of the public to the offer.
ing, because the underwriting was more
than twice subscribed and the subscrip-
tions at $50 per share, together with the
Withdrawals from the underwriting syndi.
cate, were considerably more than the en-.
tire 1900 900 shares that were to be syn.
dicated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Commonwealth Power. Railway and l,isnt
Company regular quarterly of In per cent. on
ne mon STOCK bS stS'T payab RusGs o stock Of
reCSpn consclidsted lHi Gas Electric Light and Power
per cent on its common stock, payable July
to stock OF record June To-
Empire steel and Iron Company, quarterly or
/ 10 stock Of record Of that date. Books close
June 90 reopen July 3.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric.
stock payable June 30 to holders OF record
linton Passenger Railway Company, regular
as registered June Is. Books do not close
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Com
pany, regular semiannual of 50 per share, pay
able July l as registered June 10, Books do
sapIlpa Refining Company, regular monthly
OF ~ per cent. payable July l to stock Of
philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington, reEu-
80 to stockholders OF record juno Ia
Submarine Boat Company. regular quarterly
record June 80
New York Central Railroad Company. regu-
lar quarterly & Of ~ per per GENT payable August
Big Four Railroad quarterly of IN per cent.
preferred stock, payable July 20 to stock or
record June ~. ,
per cent, payable July 20 to stock OF record
ciared per cent. and the same a year ago.
Detroit River Tunnel, regular semiannual OF
8 per cent, payable July 10 to stock of record
Canadian Southern Railroad, regular semi
annual OF IA per cent, payable August 10 to
WHY'S Overland Company, regular quarterly
OF Ia per cent. on Its preferred stock, payable
July to holders OF record June 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
Financial Briefs

Applicatlons have been made to list the
following securities on the Stock Exchange;
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, S4o,lSo'oOo
per cent convertible 3O-year secured
bonds. June, 1916; American ninz' Lead
and Smelling Company, $2,5OO,OOO cumu-
lative preferred stock; Willys-OVerland
COMPANY $l5OO,000 additional common
stock; HARRISON Walker Refractorles COM
pany $500 900 6 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and S1S,0O0,o0O common; the
Barrett Company, $5,0OO,OOO I per cent.
cumulative preferred stock and $l5,OOO,OOO
common; Braden Copper Mining, $le'oVU-
600 6 per cent. sinking fund coupon bonds'
due 1881 Consolidated Interstate Calanah
Mining Company, s5,000,OOO capital Stock
p,ons are under way for the acquisition
by the briggs -Seabury Ordnance Company
of the plant, patents, etc, OF the paNis
Gun Company located at Bridgeport, conn.
The Davis gun is n new type OF gun ana
Is nonrecoiling.
The directors of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company the Canada Southern
Railway Company and the Detroit Tunnel
Company organized today by re-eiectihg
the retiring officers.
The board of representatives of the New
yorIt Curb Market Association has listed
and admitted to quotation the Following
The 1000, 900 capital shares or the Whlte
Cans Mining Company, par value OF ~
cents each transfer agent and registrar
the United States Corporation Company
the 1000, 900 capital shares of the Crystal
Conner Company, par value 81, transfer
agent and registrar the Security Transfer
and Registrar Company and the 100000
capital shares of the Bullbacker Mining
Company, at the par value of 81, transfer
agent and registrar the Security Transfer
and Registrar Company.
The Committee on Securities of the New
York Stock Exchange has stricken from the
list General Motors Company voting trust
certificates for preferred stock and the
american Coal Products Company subscrip-
ton receipts for preferred stock.
The May gross earnings of the Inter-
borough Rapid Transit Company were
s3,23l OOS, an increase of S326234 over
the corresponding month last year.
The Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee
Railroad has been incorporated at Spring
field. ILL.,, with 100000 capital to purchase
and operate Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
Railroad, recently sold at auction to the
Reorganization Committee,
Wide advanced were recorded In num-
ber of Philadelphia bank and trust com
pany stocks at today's auction sales,
The bank of England today bought
1904, 900 in bar gold and at the same time
sold 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
IfNITED GAS HAS BEEN THJVESTICA
QUESTION OF ENTERING DYE BITsINEss
traditions Not Opportune at Present Time Saws pres
dent Bodne-Lake Superior Stock the Most Active
q on Local Exchange-Some Issues Fall

the end of the European war pr,.ss ,,o
nave Q strongly protective tariff in the dvs
industry Is doubtful. Therefore we baye
reached no decision to go ahead in The
matter. ." tie
Our information is that dive plants In
Germany have been running about 30 per
cent capacity since the war began and
when 1t is over it may be expected that
large accumulated stocks will be Skinned
ron ron tnere TO this country in competition
Lake Superior was the most active In
the trading on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change today the price advancing " from
the last close. There we're several weak
issues. j. g. Brill dropped IL, Buffalo
ana Susauehanna common trust certificates
1, Cambria Steel / "a and Lehleh VALLEY
l. Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust certih-
Gates were unchanged, as was United Gas
Improvement, the latter recovering a small
fractional loss made in the first hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June l4.-Business in for
eign exchange was limited In the first hour
of trading today. There was no reflection
in rubles of the new s5O,000,OOO Russian
loan. Sterling held steady, influenced by
the gold imports. Another large consign-
ment of the yellow metal Will be received
from Canada this morning, and prominent
bankers say that this movement will run
along for some time, Vienna and Berlin
exchange was heavy, without quotable
change.
Quotations: Demand sterling AIS HIS,
cables AIS 7-16; franc cables 59lb checks
b.9l& reichsmarks. 754 076% lire cables
6.3s%, checks 6.99h Swiss cables 5231 "a,
checks 524h Vienna, 1341305; Stock
holm, 29.e0@29.9s: pesetas. 2OlO4 20 II
guilders, cables 41A. checks 4l% rubles
3O.6Od3065.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

,.s..,,satlons have been conducted by
1nvesusss 1nvesuIss csas Improvement Company on
2. 2. question Of the company Ss entering the
could use r,rcipa1iy coal tar and water
products IN the making of aniline colors.
gas TAR, t,a,, ~ a. the present time in branch.
The ou.iVUA t y, tbat line Ia regarded by the
ins ou. ssr,snt sr as not being attractive how.
aver. - podire president of the
samue' LA today IN answer to reports
sonhpeny' 1on,nany would start the manu-.
fs,nrs fs,t .ne of dyes at the new buildings which
psssyunk avenue; lii ,o used in thu
"Those husiness of the company but
regular ,r,s s that we have been investigating
Il is iIue ,,,ronosltion and experimenting
The oys lire we can make the dyes,
sn, slSns whether Sd it would be profitable after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

Wide advanced were recorded in num-
ber of Philadelphia bank and trust COM
pany stocks at today's auction sales
Trba hapk nf England today bought
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

WESTERN Union Telegraph Co, 1901 Chestnut
st.-Temple c. Mason. Jack Laugman, u. p.
Widman, Mrs. L. o. Ship Frank CRstelli,
Philip Cavier, Mr., Boyer, James Young Co.,
George x. Fischer, Trenton Hyman: Mrs. FL
Tayior, Liliah Heisler, Miss Agnes Donovan,
Mrs William Ellis, Mr. Il II HslI Is, isTas! ,JoiS I
Helnle Drug Store; Mr., and M Mrs L.. T. C. tyrs Abrs-
Farley & Sons. pr. Charles Highlander Mrs.
Henry D; BeyeT John Mayer YER Josephine N2rI = Mid Md,
Mccormack Dr.. Samuel p. RisleE II c.
Hodsons, j. s. TieIney Adolph Whiting, q. Or
j. Williams. r. MoTeauk Lester H. Nlddl-
Postal Telesraph Co, 1920 s. Penn square
c. w. Chabot, Mrs. NJ k' Beldeh' HARRY Ber-
tnlat Mary keegan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Receipts. 24O 3s2 bush. The market
declined 1c. under lower Western advices and
ruled quiet. Quotations: Car lots In export ele-
vator-No. red, spot and June si.01 a /. O3;
No. Southern red. 09c. q 81 OF; steamer No. 2
red 9sc. 0Si; No. red. osc. q ST. rejected A.
95h @97hc. rejected b, o4696c
CoRN-Recepts. 1000 bush Trade was quiet
but prices were steadily held. Quotations: Car
lots for loca trade. as to locaton--No. yell
low, S24S2h c. steamer yellow, s0h @slh C.
No. yellow 7SG 79e. No 4 yellow. I5 @ 76c
oATs-Receipts. 49, O65 bush. Prices were
u ilP9s 9 iaA EG white, 4SS471 81 stsAdsrd white,
white IL a 42c; sample oats 3sh ~ 8ebl c.
purified oats. Graded 44@45hc c.
, LoUR-Recelpts, 1435 barrels and ! $50. 2s2
lbs, In sacks Trade slow and prices were
Nt. without important change. Followlng are, the
A.8O@4. So do, straight, 81 SO Gp515; do. pat.
ent. ~; 2595. so; Kansas. clear, cotton sacks,
-: So; do. straight. cotton sacks, 81. 90 q
0HsH%, esar ys2iiSNq ae sgssS3
brands s5 eogs city nils shoieS and
fancy patent. $5.0O40.2 20; city mills. regular
grades--Winter, clear, s4.8094. so; do. straight.
A.S545.1b. do. patent, s5.25 6b60.
, RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady under
to quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
snn11p1r1Es AT AUCTION
~. following securities were sofa AT euc-
49, today by Barnes & Lohand:

STOChS'
49, p.rk of Commerce; par S1OO LIP
N: n. Ss@STEHs %s.t End TSast So par par lSSO iSSss
-; ;sS So9s'SSSSdr ssS5 sSs' The ssTF F%$s%% ~ MnSs
md Mineral Land CO.. par 81.
sooo shs Giant Powder No p't
do 100 sns. Fries HntIgy go
par ne egS S sSs sSs Friss Friss Hsrisy tsFiy Co. Co.
4 BssTT sSV. sVV. 4 interest in Patent end "a.
steam ss.n,rS SeSfTSitGrSi Estionai Bank, Phliadsi. @
'1s 1psls sfe par S, IISS, CO.. par ;ioo -: S559 S5559
tiOS i:irt,, Trust CO.. par $ioo 4SSoa
=. rlIs .iOG Association Of Phiiadsiph'a aass
~. SsFI insurance sur Gompsay e the state ,Oo
= FFssnsfDyd FsnnssFflyGdnissni and pp southwark t5th
70 'qs and eth strsetS' PASSENGER Railway hallway sso%
,,o Co. Germantown t4th and sth stsj no.
i'V Passenser Rsilgay Co is,rssts pas. i''7'
f4a shs Green and Coates s'ree's 117n
is sas West p,,,pnHsF Pn.5saeRRnifiS Railway CO. 1soS
20 rhs Second Ra,iMSy Ena tgDto co.. 500. 1854
1sss Second ,,%SI and T6rd c6 streets Pas. eas
gEnIen Ps;sonFs. RSIlgSy cS and 1s'
o. ss, PhiioaepRhnai, pRhaai,road Co. par s6n 14sH
Il. HsTT TfaGs,msns saGS National Bank; par o.,
i1og 'Sotjonai BANK; par slOO 2HOk
sss sss Third ThIrd NStionsi BANK par siOo $50
IS sSs Phiisdelphia National Bank; par Ana
10 ~. slOPP OPPhliadciphia National Bank; par aos
+, y siOF First National Bank, Camden. 600
3 ps Tr.ISs5 .i.o c.; par ,ioo oSS sSs
is e.: e.: s!!sJ$ sg.SJ$oht Life and trust Co.. ~,
AZ .Ss par Mutual HnGE Trust Co; par $50 ~. 80
s'hs no,ii Guerantee en psr sloo .,, anu r,G 1904
10 sGs PennSyiy,aTI.a Is Mqrssous.ns p0r ss ana es
20 shs Robert Norris Trust Co.; par azu
/. .h.. .Op Ppsnnsyivana Fire Insurance Co; nav
ssps nsr sioe .'.........,......-.. 411%
a.ss. RH John I'M B. siet,Oini Co. common ,-s,,
,ao ,bs' wssstmoreiland Coal CO. par $50 67%
IN shs Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Co.; i,-y
rs. Rsf American stgG Pipe and CONSTRUCTION ~
Securities Co., preferred; Iar 500. o4
esnS; mosi smlan: pas Hs sio1 fe" uC' aaH
.hs. GIrsrd National Bank ........ 3eo
shs Girard National Bank ........ $50
BONDS.
1b0c Clearheld and Jefferson Railway CO.,
q per cent, FIRST mortgase, cou-
800 sunbury, HaEeton and Wilkes Barre
Railway Co. "a per cent. second
mortgage coupors May and Mo-
vember, due 1898 .........,,.. 11S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14
HELP wANTEp-FEMAIE

ASSISTANTS = Two office assistants, experi-
enced in billing or clerical work must be gHieak La
442aff 42f 4. S'eHTfh'e iSth St. Apply l'oD'l.'O" '
BILLING MACHINE and eomP.0Tetssr s oRSeT1PtoFF 2So1
ESss and E%P hoy e. s ruP esr ds
Bo6ISEEPFRs Eros con atS "a Tf oor
Broad and Wallace.
CIIAMBERAiAID and sewing; wages So F. O.
Rogers. Bryn Mawr
COOK AND CIAMBERSiAID AND WAITRESS,
employeT M9 ss TRufsday. ii a m. Room 2O5, 6Os
cook TS55ssss nPtss .SS msd' Meet s
employer room 2O5. 6Os Chestnut Thurs. IL
COOK. with reference. 1885 Girard avenue.
at PSSss o4srbsfook sS 70 issS ssAn''
oqGtA1 piy 11Ss Master isiaerDi st. Wv -
cqoK;I,qgS9s9d qgS9s9d plain eOOkins' 81 per week Phone
GIRL; white. for soe9ssdipF and downstairs work.
GIRLS wanted over ls Increased facilities hSXe
qs sshl sris sPS IA seSiRf sbs4g s5a PaSsiGs
sssitbYi ssSuIgapoundnss; Sc hour Week. salary SO
To Beginner with rapid advancement .e kood
minutes from Broad Street s,Stlen g Sn gIT sEsiP
f66PRED q co p iHn 6iehoideS. Pa.
iHls ssEs Snss'i week E paid While isirnihs. Apply
GIRLS for general factory work D. IN plekling
establishment. Apply Stohrers 5, l-o spruce.
GIRLS wanted at wunqerlssliss "a SanadSy factory.
HosIERY-Foppers and knitteTs on standard F
and Scott Williams full automatic ma
chimes steady work and pay E9od az any
Co 485a Orchard ST., Frankford
HousEWoRK, general, in family 9f three; no
Laundry Phone Ilanerch. 2lS d. Ardmore
ear from 69th 81, carfare paid 400 Darby
road
EIoIIerEC0FE general IN family OF three; no
laundry Phone Llanerch, 2ls w. ArdmoTe
ear from eeth 81. carfare PAID 400 Darby
HoUsEWoRK. eolored. 10 go TO Beach Haven:
-, j.; two In family; reference required. Call
552s Wayne ave. Germantown.
HOUsEwoRK- Experienced white .giT or mid
die aEed xamani no laundry can a8a2 Sorth
18th 81. Logan Fhita.
HouEEWoRK-Gir white. general tehss-
nork JenkintoKn; four adplts good 1c1aa-
fhens fllhsrt sst7-