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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
B. r. T. HOLDING UP
CITY, SAYS MAYOR
''Inirenched Monopoly" Accused
of Debating in Dispute.

This illustrates how an intrenched
monopoly can dictate terms 10 the city,
and the city is without redress. save to
withhold its approval and thereby cause
serious Inconvenience 10 the travelling
public"
That was Mayor Mitchers summary
yesterday OF the negotiations between
the city and the rOOk.yn Rapid Tran
ait Company for the four trolley fran
chises in Brooklyn, three Of which. the
METROPOLITAN Avenue. the Fresl Pond
Road and the Eighth Avenue franchises
bee approved last week. he fourth. the
Atlantic Avenue franchise. refused
20 approve until the b K. I. comedies
better terms.
Referring TO the Atlantic Avenue
franchise. the Mayor said:
"l am Withholding my approval Of
the grant for Atlantic Avenlo, which !
consider one Of the mos. valuable fran
chises left i'm the Borough of Brooklyn
ior street surface railway, until the
form OF the contract is restored TO
that form which was previously &C
cCpted by The company 90 wit, with
am initial payment Of $4,000. the term
10 expire July %. 1887. with privilege
% renewal ending with any renewal
which may be Granted OF the Living
ston Street franchise 90 the same com
uany. hut not 90 exceed Twenty-Five
years. and containing the standard
form OF tax clause"
The Mayor expressed his stroa~ dis
approval Of the terms Of the contracts
tor the other three franchises. but said
Le felt constrained 90 grant them be-
cause the new lines were greatly need
cd al the present time and the urgency
Cf the situation demanded d. lie de
clarcd ne would not consider his action
90 precedent for other cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
HUMAN DELEGATES WIN
Vote on Representatives to G.. o. r.
Convention Beats Test Ballot.

Binghamton, y. T., Feb. At the
meeting Of the Broome County Repub-
ican Committee here TO-DAY the Hin
man faction elected eight delegates and
eight aternates 10 the unofficial Re
publican State Convention. to be held
in New York on February 10. b. vote
on representation, showing a majority
Of 654. This vote is about 200 over the
test vote of last falls organization
meeting.
James T. Rogers. on behalf of the
minority. pleaded that State Senator
William II. Hill. Excise Commissioner
George z. Green and himself be a.
lowed to 90 OF the delegation, reading
letter from Mr. Hill in support of his
plea, but his request was denied b. the
convention By the same vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

IN the country our and their incsr..
gregate s63,500,0 an ays,sss =.
$500 year. II is not true y.a ssiS
are too many doctors. Abou, s a. hsrs
cent OF me population is ear, ~ y
sick and disabled. m avsr,, ..'o,urlil
teen patients a day for each Az :, hrs.
Standardization Of medical 80, ".
tons throughout the United :. ..sAi'i.
proposed at the afternoon s.,., s "a
Dr. St. Clair DRAKE. Of CIi.s'''oh b.
taTy Of the Illinois Board Of ils,l ar
The congress viii eloss ,aN
evening with a joint meeting ., i ~.
ISOLATION Of Medical College. ~ 20, -.
Federation Of State Medical Bes,S, ~
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Can't Participate in ReOr-
ganizatiOn, Say Pre-
ferred Stockholders.
STATEMENT ENDS
HOPE OF AGREEMENT
Court Must Settle Points al Issue
in international Fore
closure Suit.

The probability Of an agreement be-
tween the Wallace and the Platten
committees, the former representing
the preferred and the latter the com
mon stockholders of the international
Mercantile Marine Company, was end
ed yesterday in a statement issued by
the Wallace committee. This said that
the demands Of the Platten committee
for participation in the reorganlza-
ton had been refused, and that 1t was
the determination of the preferred
shareholders committee TO have the
legal questions involved in the fore
closure suit speedily litigated.
Foreclosure proceedings brought by
the bondholders' committee, of which
Otto T. Barnard is chairman, have
been repeatedly postponed in the hope
that the two stockholders committees
would reach an agreement on plan
Of reorganization. 4 airing on the
motion will be held on February -,
when il is expected the Wallace com
mittee will make a s:lif fight for the
right to obtain the property and pay
of tho bonds The statement issued
by the Wallace committee, in part, fol-
lows:
an view Of the early maturity of the
outstanding bonds. the validity OF
which has not been questioned, the
committee deemed il advisable, in view
OF the present financial conditions, %
formulate a plan OF reorganization IN
volving the retirement Of he existing
bonds.
Common Stock Demands.
"In formulating ,uch q plan Of re-
organization, your committee has been
met with demands or recognition on
behalf Of the common stock in no wise
based on any valuation OF property,
and OF such magnituc that, IN Justice
10 the preferred stock with accumu-
lated dividends thereon amounting TO
so per cent on April /, 1870, IT was
impossible to accede thereto, notwith-
standing your committee was DESTROYS
of recognizing and literally treating
any potential or prospective value IN
the common stock.
"ln order that the rights Of the vari-
GUS interests may be determined. your
committee will endeavOr to have the
legal questions involred in the fore
closure suit speedily litigated and de-
termined. If the pending proceedings
result in a determination that the
bonds are not due. end restoration Of
the property 10 the possession OF the
Marine company. the present large
earnings should give 20 the holders OF
the preferred stock reasonable eXpecta-
ton of an early payment on account OF
the accumulated dividends on the pre-
ierrcd stock If a sale f the property
is directed ~ the court, the existing
financial situation warrants the eX-
pectation of your committee that 1t
will be able to acquire tn properties
at the sale in the interests Of the pre-
ferred stock pursuant to reorganiza-
tion plan for the benefit of IN pre-
ferred stockholders"
John W. Platten. chairman OF the
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1875. 900 Shares Cambria
Traded in Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Feb. Z. There was
scene Of excitement on the Philadcl-
phia Stock Exchange when the opening
gong rang to-day. due 20 the announce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
New Collector for the Dakotas.

Warrington. Feb. 7. President Wi
son nominated to-day Alexander Nor
rison, of Bathgate. y. D.. for customs
collector for North ard South Dakota,
with Headquarters at Pembina. y. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08


A coon. Scotch: good. .oHs city References:
taa:u nifh other help. kjj l.. Ms ho,-
mayors As,ncy 10 East i3d s.. so roo' Tel
seii Murray Hi
A CHANfBERMAGD- WAITRESS Long ciiy
referc e. s.. Misc Hofm4Jer, Aselfy. 20 Lat
,3I g. - n1or Tel 800 Murray Hil.
kEFINED An,r'r.. woman 70 assist eldery
laly .Kre.ielf boise keeper. also sever. VIII care
for .iu grl. -iy OF country references. Ai4le-s
Miss L Dean. 75' IVES 3i.H g
COOK LACNDREss. CHAMBERMAID-
WAITRESS. Two neat young scotch
girls. together or separate; city or country.
Miss Shaughnessys Agency. L. West izd ~.
COOK -Engilsh Protestant, competent. neat;
excellent references city. country Martha
Collier Agelcl. 80 iih ave
COOK Assist laundry. Nor,a Ireland
young competent. three years references.
Miss Shaughnessy's Agency. /, West A. ~.
COOK Scotch. al branches four years
references; '35: city. country. Miss
sLaughnessys Agency. l. Vest "a n.
COOK AMI .aIaIress o. ho'i,esorses. moderate
wage references Martha golfers Agency. ~
80 az. 3!s -
COUPLE -co.oseI. ae.t. nice appearing DO entire
sork small fAniiy est reference 81 Mrs
u Iols Asel... !3l Wet 81 - Be- az. J5.J.
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Lss.l ofselsl s,Osrd,.-1hs

Highest 'smpeis'ure a. degrees lrit.
lowest. le dcsees a. ID g. n..' ig~sgs y,t<-,,.
~ degrees. Average ~ co--e.r01di-. G2,e sr "a
80 deg-eos -Ferag' fo- orges.1i1r. cIr !.
tliriy-llrce years. % degree.
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

s. oscar Il. SCANDINAVIAN American Line no. i.a.o
miles east of Sandy Hook at ". ? 60 D. He"'
Ne e-ir gales Expected 10 dock friday.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecast. "a. =.
Last Twenty.four Hon., Wv

Wiih.nEon. Feb TIE s.o--, .,s,,
G,et Lace sunday psNef r.ts4,, - 20
n tho Gulf y s. Lan,nc. an 4. ~,
by rapidly rf.rg pressure "a aes.,.r-
"ealer from 'he Scrhra' ,f,,., =.
gale oa Ie middle Ausn,i. .1s ",
coss' Ihlfe have i>sn s-vss m ~. l,-
Four hours ia no hor;h Alaa.,e g,,, "a.
the Great L1tsa 81 u.s nor,h.-, R,,,, -
tain rgi1n and riins n n, sors,, D.,
iaes Ihe pmocrs,gfs Il is,i!s.., -.
Mississippi AL OHIO 'tiyy.. N. -
6rcs' Lah'' 'nd %. MIDI, ALARM .,-
NeT gland. While nlra s,rr.. ,..p.
o'sf he nonhrra Accky Mosn,-.a us,, 49,.
BOG lcu Pacific sts's.
TIC lnlicslons az hat ~. 1s,,h., all
cfaB az lgrsdsy ana Nr.nesdsy A.
rest ~ mo Nissi i9si River. sIrs.s %, =. "a
'91ays Neanfsday ia 20 ale rssa ~"
no ien2'ri'ur. vll al T.s.s,, ,h,.,,,,..
60. i>'s and % n44 10 49,. -
ih' .,9ff Iasc res0r al h. =
hiAfl ID Wei sir % ne MIDI. - ~.
Ney England stsi,s sri ne I've, iss. - q.
storm ral1Ss rere d..p'ayei 49, =.
81 the Atlantic coas. frof Del,F,rs B.s.s,..t,.. q
Portland. Ne ''~'.1 '
winds io- Ti.sd,y snA .t-,.s,r--V.-,
QUO. "c'efi sa.cs. o.nll-sa.az r!.na 49,.
FV ''i Wits l.f issirz s.'h -.
no. rare norm aN4 northwest. ess C,u1 49,.
-1f.h tn "a'i. Wosi Cur m0deslfs ess - -
"a. l2.e' skcs. ASag 'zrs. le ts.,rr.
o-'" Al increasing I9te' .tsss. mc.efss 80,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

n, United states Co.'s, and Gcodeae sufveJ)
Sy,r,s. .. $50 Moon rises IA. nd II
srr..t - 5.2l'M Moon sets %. fni. II 10
urgu WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female.
cook fr.ie- vale, t9reorc-',s-. very cansf.e
'..rf,-.. ,.,,-g .r.... 80. al 80,
',or so DTS. Mas,h' Asehci, 4'l Yves. ~ =,
% ".'.
tDoh German, rr.t cas-. very capable sJol
n.A-sse. ~ r'. r-ic' ~Ices country rfe,efr'i
iesa
COOK a.l WAITRESS -'HANBEkMAtD -taDl-
Dice ft.i.A s.tt ...- isrc,'e eng or cout
$50 ''-'
COUPLE. Euglish Protestant: excellent ap-
pearance; skilful horsemau. assist dining
terr,si a. ga. ro,srer.os vtrv orber .',.
49, -, -,.,.rts .,.iy,tad -a,.-,-,.,. 90
- tf.. s,.,,..o,'. 80, - Ues, .t,h ~
,...-.,,,-. ,., -.,
D'' L. luet' Naei.I' eAceiirht COOK
foth capahl' f'ff ants W. rest reIof-
ences. Ills oheas Agency 30 Last f-l 20.
MNr''y t.i 90 ---
.,of.prr p.t.f.-. H.. -..ss ....I.- ,,-.. .,
i.. .ee- -, .-l-,t.- ,',fr a. H.
Mason. kys.r I.l VS., t.l 81 Rra,- -fss
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Barometer Rsadl.s,

:. n ... 1914 ? m ... 4sf8sp 81.
Humidity.
5 a. No.. = ? H.. SIS 2 n,F
Local 5orecast. Fair al ooles to-dr ~
ai;h rislr. temperature. Tomorrow PsssA "
winds. diminishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08

Forecast, for ssscisi I.e,ltl.,. A..
York. aerih,rn h'w snsiaae and ssg,,., n,
ensaad. fsir md oolds io.sp: ;s.rsr, a.
slth rising t,nper,tYrs.
Fasiern fefnsy'y'Ss. Yes J,,.- D.l.,.
Mar anu. Fi-sii is a. Ns-nd q Oo,.re.. !,
Norh ard south tarl''n, f,.s-s,, a.,
Mlssissi.gi. Lolslala, EAsienl aid N,s,.r- -.,,
fair today aHd prof adv fo-nofrca -'
Western Pe'nsfiFsnls sll Western Ns- y
'hr 0-d,y tomorrow Increasing e.og.Ee.s A.
Lsssl ofsolsl Rsosra,.-1hs ,o,ioz,s 80,
rccora from the Weather Bgsssu .hoss d. 4ry,
In the temperature pr 10 las -vsniy,r, ~,
in comparison Hltl t.3 corresponding ts;s 4 =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BUTLER VALET -Comyetcat. veil trained vours
Fnslshman. ven best references. 3 Anywhere d.
81 Mrs. Mason'. AgclD. l3l West i-t st
81 TIER YALET UsEFUL-Mdd.e ssed French
man ven neat ca co0h, tlrcc Jears' eAcellc..
references. So Nrs Msson's A;elfs. ~ West q
cot PLE-Garlen wife sst Class iagullres .
highest references. Jlssi.s Agency. is Easf j,th
II Para iiia -.-----
JAPANESE. butter Talet AID sIpers.cei coot.
wants situation MAfcn I city. county. fu.L
r o. BOZ g63 ShepLerdst0en. ". Va
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors.
Goyerncssss etc. 70 Colleges, schools and
Families. Apply to Mrs. n j. YOUNG
FULTON. % onion Square.
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li
Feb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
CHILD DIES IN AGONY,
VICTIM OF MAD DOG
Woodrow Wilson Trice, of Fed
eralsburg, Md, Dead From
Infection

FREDERICKSBURG, Md. March e.
Woodrow Wilson Trice, s-year-old son Of
Walter Trice. died horrible death here
today Six weeks ago he was bitten in
several places on the face by a strange
dog The dog disappeared and 1t was
not known at the time that 1t had rabies
The wounds were Cauterized and other
precautions taken TO prevent complca-
tions, but yesterday the child was seized
by convulsions, which continued until his
death.
Mad dogs have infested this peninsula
for several months, and many towns have
passed stringent ordinances against dogs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

TELEPHONE OPERA TORS
WANTED-Bright young women
between II and 20 years old, 10
take up telephone operating: no
experience necessary; salary paid
while learning; pleasant work;
permanent position. Apply In
person, Bell Telephone Co, 4O8
and y. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
WANTED

ANTIQUE FURNITURE. false teeth feather
bi beds or9ssn ieTslry gold silver. % dlamonds
BROKEN JEwELRY. false teeth. pistols, coins
Coin books, with prices ]: pay. mailed 16c. ]
~ BosslPeople, s Storel.2B6 s. 11th. Wal 44s8
CAST-oFF CLOTHING WANTED : Highest
prices paid for gentlemen's. Get our offer
and be convinced. Call. write or phone Wal,
CAsT-oFF CLoTHNG-Hlghest prices maid
Tor ladies' and mems clothing. hats, shoes
etc. phone Pop, 1891. Backer, 1899 Poplar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION Is for such announce
ments of a purely personal character
-such children for adoption. appeals for
those in distress. for location of lost rela-
tlves payment and nonpayment OF debts.
etc Your needs when listed here are not
confused with advertisements OF a CONNER
CRl nature. SEQ Business Personals for
important trade announcements.
BE III KNOWN that the undersigned will not
he responsible FOR any accounts opened,
charges made or bills incurred by any one
but myself. ANDREW BELLON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
LOST AND FOUND

TERRIER-Lost. Overbrook. Merton. Boston
terrier named Buster: Mrs. +. a. Rale.
u. $. A. on collar. Reward Phone Pres
WATCH--Lady's small Eold watch and chain.
Lost on 18th st. between oxford and .lener-
son sts. Reward II returned to 234O y.
Park ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates. GO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-06
SUCCESS

Some are born to success
Others attain it through
discretion and good iudg-
ment-they avail them
selves of the proper
method of advertising
their wants. An attrac-
lively written ad inserted
in the Public Ledger
will prove successful, be-
cause it will reach the
right source, the pros
porous people of Philadel-
phia. Pave the way to
success with your ad to-
day.
Phone or write
Walnut 5000
Main 5000
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AUTOMOBILES

For sale
LIAIOUSINES
Suitable for funeral work or hiring of anv
kind at all pricesi touring cars at a big sac.
Ilhce a. We need The space these cars occupy
LOCOMOBlLE co. OF AMERICA N''
23l4 Market ST. Locust 45O
II, A. JENkS, MgT. Exchange Car Dept
PACKARD; 4;cylinder, limousine and touring
body. SllOO.
L. o'NEAL. 2l6 y. Broad st.
PAIGE. 1918. $40: hrst-elass conditions driven
1000 miles; viii sell reasonable l. 44O. Led
ger Central,
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GoRsON AUTO EXCHANGE. 93s NBRoAD
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS. 1925 Bainbridgs St, has arst.
class buffers, hOusemen, couples, French
Swedish. English Irish, German cooks.
Mattresses, parOrmaids chamberma ids
ladies' maids, nurses. etc. Wanted. Germa n
ami other cooks 81 to $40; mattresses house
maids Phone Locust 2l30
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY. alO7 Christian
l-oc. 1899, supplies wants lst-class Prot
Cath. male and female help; all nationaiities
MRS. MINZLAFF 1880 Christian ST. Dick
5l5Help OF all capac. wanted aud supplied
French-Ger. nurs.i Ter. and Italian butler,
CHILDNuRSE wants position In country; girl
wants housewoTk, Cynwyd or Bala. Miss
Rose Dougherty, 1918 Girard ave
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HE1P wANrFp-rrMA1E

Continued from Preceding colamA
sHoEs--ESperIence help; learners. tip .hxer,
/ etc. IN pRckins room. Seventh floor 3i6
toES Sssb beoses os ssr ert eaS' rel or &
49, Keed, Room l2Oo. COS Chestnut st
| WAITRESS, white woman, over 80 years o
age, for temporary position. Apply 20 LIN
MOOu I'VE, Atdnore.
| WANTED, chldnurse, white Protestant; taxi
charge young children: best references
Write or phone Mrs. l.. e. Farley, Devon
Pa Phone $50 y
wANTED--Two settled Protestant women ns
cook chambermaid and waitress references
REQUIRED 162 West Walnut lane. Gtn.
YOUNG LADY. between 81 aud 30 bright and
lntelllgent. TO assist In office must be accu.
permanent positions state age experience In
detail and salary expected. B 81 Ledger
CONTRACTOR able to deliver big quantities
crocheted infants sacques, made coarse wool
mail samples. l.. SchlesInger III ~. gath
st, New York.
ATTENTIoNiu
sTENoGRAPHERs. BooKKEEPERs
CLERKS
Are YOU seeking a position or do YOU de-
sire TO better your position7 Right adver-
Ledger Central a large number OF Young
Mis- Dear Dean oi VIII heip p' YOU write write Rg' an at.
tractivo advertisement. list your duallfca.
had this service VIII testify TO the sntisfac.
Ledger advertisers Have a talk with Miss
Dean" at oncc-her advice is free. Broad
and Chestnut SITS
March 2. 1910
Miss Dcnn,
ledger Central
Philadelphia, Pa.
bcs to thank YOU for your Kindness In
. assisting me to get ihc st.noEraphic posi-,
for your promptnoss In sending me to secure
same.
ana II there Is any way | can help to nd-
vcrtise the good OF your Department, I will
Again thanking you for your kindness and
promptness. ! beg To remain.
Respectfully yours.
General
IovERNNtENT. positions open to women. s72
month Write Immediately for free list !
Franklin Inst. Dept. T16 NJ Rochester. NY, |
HELP WANTED-MALE
'AsSES and tcnors. Episcopal church; highest |
class music; carfare paid j 3is, Led. OF. |
LACltsNuTH-stcadv work for temperate .
ria mSiGnan,C & who no. can sharper and sWger st2
rrRrG"TTTIoN r I'll oc coNPXNY. f Prineeton :.
10Y wanted in grocery store; reference last
EMPLOYER. 18th and Mt. Vernon.
HAIR TRAINERS wanted Apply e44 $
9TH st
HACFFEtR. also some gardening: white
single, Protestant. Apply 1O4O Chestnut ct |
today and Wednesday at $3.50 O'Clock
HAUFFEUR. married man. white: rerma-
ncnt poiition;, reference required. VI 2Ii.
Ledger Central
HEF, white: two walters. Apply to 4O3O
Chestnut St, nbout 80 p. m.
CLOTH wEAvERS WANTED
Apply
JOHN AND JAMES DoBsoN. INC.
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CLOTH wEAVERS WANTED
Apply
JOHN AND JAMES DORSON. INC.
Blanket Mills. Scotts lane.
Falls Of Schuylkill.


ENGRAVER wanted. the hest. copper plate
lettering, Send samples and full particulars
TO Wright Kay Co, Detroit Mich
full charge Of Acct OF auto cars: mus
thoroughly understand cars and possess some
ing full particvars ~ 10 oXperlcnce age
ard SALARY expected, p 32s Ledger Office.
IRON HOLDERS wanted; steady work. Apply
Wheeler Condenser Eng, Co. Carteret. y. Y
JGGGERMAN wanted; FIRST class. reliable man
crucibles; good finishes p 3OT, Led. on
MACHTNfS'r wanted at once; first class lathe
hands American EngIneering Comnanv Ara.
minEo ave, and Cumberland st. Phlla.
Nom must be- %r saod eenm Pinn gS6
T9r mo FaTT coE EesP III 6 rsen man that
MAN AND WIFE-Protestants; houseman and
butler, and cook; small family; no washing;
country Apply r, Naux. Three Tuns. Pa
PLCMBER-Wanted, plumhcr who can do
VI 727. Ledger Office.
80 LES ENGINEERs-Wanted. several young
men with selling and correspondence qua IL
nsations dcsiIrng ,,I,6 to become ss9ocntel
facturlnE G3rDqr9ation In one q tho most
SALESMAN CALLING on PHYSICLANS-An
unusual opportunity occurs for highest grade
nedcai profession in PhIladeipha' and d"WSR. VicIn.
ity t9 act as sole agent for od-established
Therapeutic use. Straight commission basis; Isl
sCsna @ suite Gnrc oHe ~ cH N proTgS ply &
other line rot objected to. Reply to- to 80.
sALEsyAN@oAn ,expeTLenced ,wareroom, sales
man for frstt,GlaSs t house IN plano depart;
Win NJ s@iPs Sc s neea 4 fR4pT eSF cdnrn Rfrf
7th floor, al5 " 18th st.
sTRAWBRIpGE & CLoTHIER
Shoe Department. ApplV Rurpam Df E,pn.
ployment' "A floor before II a, m.
STRAwBRIDGE e. CLOTHIER
require an experienced Doll and Toy Repair
Man. Apply Bureau OF Employment. AZ
floor, before III a. m,
TlSsM!THs SSIGi DD,H familiar EdtG gitR dairy supply
and Haverford ave
wANTED-First-elass craftsman on design.
psrience preferred. The American Rolling
NH CO. Middletown. o.
wEAVERs WANTED on PLAIN WORK
APPLY IMPERIAL WOOLEN COMPANY
MAIN AND RECTOR SITS, BLANAYUNK'
YOUNG MAN, IT or 1s for work in
office S mus, must e., have neat appearance
advance. b g. Ledger Office
YOUNG MAN wanted for stock Department
machine shop: state experience, age and
salary expected. P sl6 Ledger office.
General
SPE IAL
A u 7 NJ o IL lie
instruction given. day and night by exnart
mechanics at the oldest and original kutn
School. Repairing In all It's branchsg Tim
ing, wiring and 80 road lessons at a very
0ii NORTH BROAD ST. F. PETz.
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BUILDING
FOREMAN, HARDWOOD FINiSHER
OTHER POSITIONS OPEN; CLERIJAI
SALES AND TECHNICAL.
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YOUNG MAN wanted for stock department.
machine shop: state experience age ana
salary expected. 3l6. Ledger office
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HELP wANTED-FIMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
Classification win he Found ON PAGE
BOOKKEEPER-Brlght girl in manufacturing
concern to help on the books with KNOWLEDGE
Of stenography preferred. Address A 10.
Ledger Branch Broad and Clearfed sits.
CHILDNURSE, white. Protestant: two chill
dren country: good reference required. APP
ply r. Vaux, Three Tuns. Pa.
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YOUNG MAN. IT or IS. for work in
office; must have neat appearance
good education and determination 10
advance. 3, Ledger Office
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B'LDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and cases for sale cheap. Apply
Phila. Bag Co. Water and Tasker SITS.
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p1AMoNps Avn JEwELRY

and pawn tickets Tor diamonds Apply s;sQ
to 4.so D. m. Wm. Flick, Room 252 Burd
Bldg corner 9th and Chestnut SITS.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

rooms steam heat. Phone Locust Ist single
ROOMS. PERSfANENT Or RRtTFRFyA,gNRsNSEsHED TRANsNSTEssHIE
CHESTNUT, 2043--Attractiveiy furn--- -
or en- suitei electric lights; hot.wsts,r Ihlnsis
GIRARD AVE, 3994-TJnfiirnjsba5SSs -!l aees.
floor room, facing Park; priyats second rssSd
ADULTS; owner. Preston 2TS4 pofohG