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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-22
ROSEBUD VALLEY


(Too late for last week.
Ideal weather.
Corn denting 50 it is ahead Of Jack
Frost.
$. IL. Langley went to Winner Wed
nesday for lumber.
Mrs. Ritts was pleasant caller
Tuesday at the Joneschiet home.
Messrs. Peacock and Perlefein were
callers Tuesday at the Langley home
stead.
Anyone wishing melons should visit
our Valley as there are many line
patches.
Mr.. Joneschiet and family visited
Wednesday Of last week at the Feen-
oy homo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hakl called
Wednesday Of last week at the Lang
ley home.
David Day and Mr.. krell were call
ers Tuesday at the Rosebud Valley
Stock Farm.
Mrs. Joneschiet and children re-
turned this week 20 Winner where
the children enter school.
S. Il. Langley and family and Jake
Rittel and family were Tuesday even
ing callers at Joneschiets.
Mr.. Eatolls are being blessed with
company who are seeking for q place
to locate. Well, Mellette is O. X.
Hope they succeed.
Mrs. Langley and children were in
vited ( o the Frank fIakl home Sun
day afternoon and were served de-
licious supper and many melons.
Martin iron Shooter and wife lost
their only child, boy about fourteen
years of age. Rosebud Valley eX-
presses It's sorrow for the bereaved
ones.
Land seekers arriving daily and
many who are leaving are renting
their homesteads. Mr.. Hoffman has
rented to Ed DeGraff and John Rittel
to Mr.. Eatons.
Dug Burgess assisted Mr.. Kidwiler
Monday / r1ove building on bis
ranch p}eparatory to installing gaso
line engine to pump water for his
large herd Of cattle.
S. r. Langley returned from White
River, Sunday,>and stopped at the
Feeney home in time for fine chick
en- dinner, served with generous hos
pitality. Joe Siegmund and family
Of Berkley were also Sunday guests
there.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-22

Tee hen pecSed husband may well
be termed peace at any price man.
No matter what the high cost of
the proposition, We still! must contin-
ne TO live or the price boosters will
soon run out Of victims.
Polly Wink says there would be
more happy homes in this country ii
preachers tied slip knots Instead of
making them hard and fast.
Mexican authorities insist that Car
rama has restored order and is enforc
ing law in that country. or course
And We expect soon to hear that Villa
is teaching Sunday School class.
Raymond Stahl our foreman re
turned Wednesday from three weeks
"trip to points in Minnesota and Wi.
coLsin. We were mighty glad to set
him too, as We have been PRETTY vel
crowded with work.
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BUTTE VALLEY ITEMS

Mrs. Naughen and Miss Eva spent
Sunday at the Peterson home.
Will Jordan and family are spend
ing few days at Orchard Ranch.
Everybody is. very busy getting
their work in shape 50 they can all go
to the Wood Fair next week.
Miss Alta st. Clair the village
"school mistress" spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister Mrs. W. p.
Peterson and family.
Rev. Finkerton who gave { picture
show at the Peterson home Monday
evening spent the night at Rose Bios
som Ranch and Tuesday morning left
for his claim west Of White River.
The Aid met at Mrs. Petersons last
Thursday to work on the quilt. Ow-
ing to the busy time Of the year the
attendance wasn't large. Mrs. Weed
who had been away for some time
was present and Mrs. Norup one of
the faithful few" was there. also
Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Marty and Mrs.
Hedrick,
Iler chew. Ker chew. Where did
you get that cold? At the White
River Fair. Quite a number from
mere attended and all that the writer
has seen since has it in the head
Nevertheless all enjoyed the trip and
some saw the new Happy Hollow
church for the first time, and thought
that worth the trip to see.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-22
J. 6. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
or Week Erding September 20

Total precipitation from January
'st, 1916, to date, l6.sS
Total precipitation for 1913 1896
Total precipitation for 1914, 1857.
Total precipitation for 1919, 3242.
FRrp G. KGRoH, Observer
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-22
States Attorney Fletcher To Leave
MeilettS County.

States Attorney L. V. Fletcher was
in town Monday on bis way east lie
informed us tha. he had withdrawn
as the nominee Of the Democratic
party for tho Office Of States Attorney
of Mellette county, in which capacity
he has served this county for two
ierms. Mr, Eletchel is hale fellow
we'll met, and he has large numbel
of friends in Melle.tc county who will
wish him well in his now field Of la
bors. He expects to locate at Tindall
this state and there take a partnership
in large law and abstract business,
Mr.. Fletcher was accompanied Mon
day by W. E. Hooper of Bennett
county, who has located at White
River, and we are informed has been
named by the Democratic County
Central Committee as their candidate
for States Attorney,to be voted for at
the coming November election. Mr.
Hooper is the editor of the Bcnnet,
County Booster, published at Martin
besides being a praciicing attorney.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-22

On Thursday night September l4th
she mercury dropped down to "a a
hove zero and ice formed an eighth
OF an inch in thickness. This was
pretty hard on gardens and some OF
She late corn will be soft ~ result
Of she freeze. The freeze ~ill also
probably have tendency to detract
somo from the exhibit of garden pro-
ducts at our Fair here next week.
gus everyone should bring some their
,sst products to the Fair so as &c
pisks good a showing as possible.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21
At the
Majestic
FORTUNATE DISCOVERY OF WILL

Waynesboro, Pa. Oct. 81. = Just as
the late Samuel r. Shank's real estate
was being advertised for sale by his
administrator, B.F. Greenawalt the
latter unearthed a last will and testa
ment of deceased among some old
deeds. Half of the estate is left to
his son, Josiah f. Shank, and the
remainder to the latter's children i'm
trust.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21

This adVertlsement and cents will
admit you to the Victoria Oct. 21 II
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21
FoURTEE NTURKEYs SHOT

MluuiepurB, IA, OCT Il. - B. b.
Nanhorn, proprietor of the keystone
restaurant shot u fifteen-pound wild
turkey on the mountain near Middle
burg yesterday morning. Norris Van
norm, who lives near Middleburg, also
shot large turkey this week. Four
teen have been reported to have been
shot on the mountain east of Mid
dleburg during the week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21
RANK TELLER RESIGNS

Newport, Pa, Oct. 21. Earl E.
Wilson. for some years bookkeeper
and teller of the Citizens National
Bank has resigned and accepted a
position in the Russell National Bank
at LewiStoWn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21
Wanesboro Store Robbed
Second Time in Month

Waynesboro, Pa, Oct. 81. = For the
second time this month the Greek res
taurant, cigar and confectionery store
of Gust and Peter Alvanos, was rob-
bed last night. Forty dollars were
taken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-21

NINE WEEKS DROUGHT BROKEN
Hazleton. Pa, Oct. 81 Rain YES
terday broke the drought that has pre-
vailed in this section of the State for
nine weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13
5
ATTITUDE IS
MOST DEFIANT
ISSUES a MANIFESTO DECLARING
HE WOULD NOT GRANT RIGHT
TO VIOLATE MEXICO.
Consent and Reciprocal Privilege
Is Admitted
Sends word TO Confidential Agent az
Washington 20 Notify United
States Government

MEXICO CITY. March I2-General
Carran1a tonight issued manifesto
10 The nation declaring that und.r no
circumstance would the Mexican gov
eminent grant the risht 90 the United
states TO violate Mexican territory by
sending iu an drm--l force in pursuit
~ Villa without the consent and tho
reciprocal privilege bdus frs. OBJ
taired and admitted Word was sent
10 The confidential agent Of thc Mexi-
can government IN Washington Co
make immediate rcprs cutatiuns Co
This effect
General Csrraula says Iu Do, mani
ie-fo.
! aw sure tua. 3 interpret in this
matter the national sentiment and that
fte Mexican people will comply boo a
dirnifiod manner with their duty. be-
sacrifices what they uay fo sustain
their rights and .uEDrsimty if mfor.
iuuseIy fnIs drarz l. into W8r-a var
tcontinued on Page TweIvsJ
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tonal practice. is the most enicien;
means for satisfying public venge-
anCe. We are profoundly convinced
that the American government. main
taining that serenity and Judgment so
necessary In these unhappy events.
will follow its initial policy OF respect
toward the Mexican government. and
will combine with IL 20 take such act
ion as circumstances warrant
In this way. the misery OF war thus
provoked by the criminal maneuyres
of the enemies Of both governments
and both peoples will have been avert
I'd. Al any rate. We can assure the
whole world that Mexico will never
loose her international citizenship. be
cause. before that. she would prefer
10 succumD Eloriously I'm the rougn
sea Of heroic struggIe-the supreme
recourse Of a people. born never TO be-
slaves"
General Carranza arrived at Querc-
taro last nicht, 10 which town he hur-
ried with his cabinet from Guadala-
jara. He will remain In the proyis-
iOnal capital until the crisis Us past.
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w as
Sent to Bottom
By Submarine

PARIS. March L. - j. Il. Osborn.
American consul az Hayre. in his re-
port 90 Washington on the sinking Of
the Norwegian bark Silius. Is under
stood Co bring out clearly that the
Siiiu~ was torpedoed bv "a submarine.
The seven Americans who were on
board the bark were looking after q
cargo Of oats which was consigned to
the French government These men
and the members of the crew have
been questioned 10y the consul who
has oabled a summary of their testf-
mouy 10 Washington. Their tcSti-
mony. o. is said. leaves no doubt that
the SiliuS was forpcdoed without
warning y fun report ON the sink
INK of ne vessel will boz mailed 20
Washington
-Four German submarine are TO-
ported 20 be iu tho English channel
prepared fo enforce rigidt Germany s.
recently announced policy of naval
warfare.
The French press i- cnEros-.d with
the battle of Nerduu and publishes
without comment tho latest German
memorandum regarding submarine
warfare and the news OF tho sinking Of
tho SiIius The Temps" however
r'maNks that The torpedoing of tho
~i'iu- cannot fail to omen the conflict
between the United States and Ger
many IncidentaUv DO remarks. fh.
incursion OF tho Mexican bandits into
American TERRITORY bears fho sfamu
Of German completely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

SAN ANTONIO Texas March 12It became today that
the plans for the campaign against affected
oy the border situation elsewhere than Columbus
alton is said important rapid concntra
ton OF the punitive expedition that
the Columbus outrage.
the Caanz garrsons at Noes opposite the Arizona
that and at Pedas Negras Eagle Pass Texas
from across the Rio Grande
We do ourselves just the expedition that will
search for Villa will into Mexico although of course it will be
II VIII go forward just
adequate commssry organized held back
until all the troops border have arrived
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WILSON IS CONSIDERING LAYING WHOLE MAT
TER BEFORE CONGRESS BUT THIS HAS NOT
BEEN NDECIDED-POSITION UNDERSTOOD

WASHINGTON March 12-Secrecy regarding General Funs
ton plans for Villa and his bandits
gdly enforced at the department
government doubt whether troops actually
crossed the Mexican border
Secretary Baker announced late tonight that the 23d Infantry
now at Galveston Texas had been ordered E Pso
OF Mexican attacks felt along
ment about 1000 strong will be stationed points designated
General Funston.
The order to the 23rd the secretary
development day department any knowledge
and that nothing had from General Funston any
source indicating that the advance guard of the expedionay
already Mexican soil fact
that the expedition its Just
him
The secretary emphasized that taken
would be in fun recognition Mexican
discuss further what action the de cto
result OF sending American troops of the
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ms was the statement TODAY OF
Major General FrcJerick Funston
while he was outlining ar Fort Sam
Houston, southern department head.
quarters. as closely a. military expe
diency would permit plans hat woIId
De- directed against the Mexican lead
er. He added.
There Is no use going at this thing
half prepared. The task ahead of us
viii be q long and oaNiou7 one"
Uneasiness Extended.
The uneasiness along the border
has extended TO the large Mexican
population On the American side. The
troops now stationed on the border
towns are sufficient To cope with anv
situation that may arise General
says. However. as IL iS his intention
20 use these troops IN the search for
Villa and as they cannot he moved
until other detachments arrive 10 sue
coed them on the border patrol. com.
plete organization of the eNpeditionarv
force has been delayed
Army officia feel bound 20 respect
the fear of residents in American Dor
der towns that Notwithstanding assur-
anct- from General Carranza's repre-
actual occupation Of Mexican terri.
tory hy American soldiers II is felt
that the welfare of the American Dor.
der cannot be- sacrificed to the doubt.
ful success of % hastv and therefore
unurepared pursuit Of the fugitive.
villa.
General Funston's statement TODAY
regarding the uncertainty Of the puni
tive eNrcdition'- departure from Amer.
ICau soil and hi- partial outline of the
projected plan OF campaign were in re.
pIN fo what he termed the impatience
OF tho American people FOR speedy
action
"Ths people mus. be patient" h.
said we must Boz adequately pre-
pared for iIia thing
'fr fhe FIRST place We must use a.
much as po sihl,. soldiers who are ac.
cuetom'd fo Mexican border duty
However. these men cannot bo rcmov-
Cd from their present posts until they
are relieved by troops drawn from
fcoutnued on Page TweivsD
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MENlCO CITY. March I2.-Geueral
Carranza's reply to the note OF the
Washington government asking per
mission TO send troops through Mexi-
can territory in oruvr TO punish villa
and his bandits for their raid on Col
umbus. y. NJ. was made public by the
Mexican government officials late last
night.
The reply. which says that Mexico
viii cooperate with the United States
troops by sending General Luis Cutter
reg with $500 men. bears the signature
OF Jesus Acuna. provisional President
Carranza's minister OF foreign affairs
MENICO CITY. March l2.-The
news Of the attack on Columbus by
Villa and his followers was first made
public here this morning when the
official organ. III Pueblo published the
text OF the note Of the Mexican govern
ment asking the government at Wash.
ington 10 permit the passage Of MeNi.
can soldiers into American territory
II such became necessary In the pur-
suit Of Villa. and at the same time
granting 20 the United States the re-
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THE WEATHER

wAsHrFoToE. 1arhc l2.-Forocaat
western Perusytvan PARITY cIou1y
Monday. warmer 81 south. Tussday nm
aeff'H1. rpln or snow.
ohfo-partlv cloudy Monday. Tuesday
rain or SNOW fu nor+h rain In south
west Virvfnia=pnrfiv cloudy Mon
Day; Tuesday probaHiv rain.
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Have Been So Carefully Guarded
That Even High Officials Do Not
KnowWhether TroopsAreMoving

SECRETARY BAKER ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT
INFANTRY HAD BEEN ORDERED FROM GAL
WESTON TO Ell PASO TO PROTECT BORDER
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Plans for Villa Campaign Have
Been Affected By the Border
Situation at Different Points
d GREAT EXCITEMENT NOTED IN THE MEXICAN
+! TOWNS OF NOGALES OPPOSITE ARIZONA AND
81 PIEDRAS NEGRAS OPPOSITE EAGLE PASS

GENERAL FUNSTON IN A STATEMENT SAYS HE
DOES NOT KNOW WHEN EXPEDITION WILL,
START BUT THAT 1T WILL BE SOON
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HAS RECEIVED NO WORD FROM GENERAL FUNS-
TON OR ANY OTHER SOURCE TO INDICATE
THAT ADVANCE OF TROOPS HAD STARTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

FUNSTON ASSURES PoPULACE TROOPS WILL
NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL OTHERS HAVE AR
RIVED TO AMPLY PROTECT THE BORDER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13

PRESIDENT WILSON is ON A WEEK END TRIP ON
THE MAYFLOWER AND is IN RADIO COMMU-
NICATION WITH WAR DEPARTMENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-13
WAR DEPARTMEE,I PLANS STRICTLY SECRET
iCARRANZA REPLIES TO U. S. NOTE BY
OFFERING TO COOPERATE IN CHASE

Orders General Luis Gutierrez With $500 Aid
Agait mmOn Enemy
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UNEASINESS ON AMERICAN SIDE THAT UPRIS
1NGS WILL FOLLOW THE ACTUAL OCCUPA-
TON OF MEXICAN TERRITORY BY u S.
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Conspiracy Of Enemies.

These enemies OF civilization and
liberty conspire against the harmony
and peace that ought to prevail be-
tween the two peoples. who. because
OF their inclinations. culture. ideals
and geographical position. are called
upon Jointly to share the task OF work
ing out the destinies OF this western
hemisphere
The invitation OF the Mexican gov
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ciprocal privilege of entering Mexican
territory for the same purpose.
Under the caption The Columbus
Case-Roguery OF Natives and For.
eigners"-El Pueblo says editorially
The Infamous and traitorous work
OF reactionaries in the United States
has finally reached its most abhoren,
point Because they were impotent
TO stem the military and political
triumrhs OF constitutionalism. they
have tried 10 force armed interv ention
by the United States In the affairs OF
Mexico. in an endeavor to regain theiI
lost power.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD - Cash paid for old Fold;, s'H
Ro0ERs. "a 8 lIth q. hAee ess2 =.
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum. PLATED Tssa sss ~
style 1eWelry. teeth patea. bousnt. - -
Eat. 1870. j. L. Clark. Fenner ovi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
LOST AND FOUND

CERTtFfCATE-t.ost Certificate No C.0s6a for
90 shnfca common stock OF the North Afneri-
ran Pulp and Paper Companies Trust in the
return 10 William Faust 42i Chestnut *
CIGARETTE CAsE--Loat Monday nisht. At
cite case name Brown, SGT IN triangle with
brilliants. Liberal reward. ale. Led on
iIANDBAu-I,ost blao!s leather handbag. con.
talUinE money, Keys Wanamnker coin and bill
w1p w"rd. " Ret, 2oiS wsilsee st fS POP 'i1ls j
white with black spots, ears not cut on col.
lar. "Blllv. Dr. John 81. clark, 2OiT Walnut
st. 81 reward" Please return.
NECKLACtc--tost. pearl ncoitlsce with plat
mum clasp. Tuesday afternoon. Holng from
manufacturers club 10 Wnnamakors or on
E Caidw6ii a Co. Chestnut ana juniper
PIN--Iost Monday. oponwork Eod bar pin,
small nmcthygt setting. Edward a. Casey.
n w cor. 4th and Chestnut Reward
PuCEETBOoK--1.os pOckctbook. Initials w. y.
y. stamped on back card inHlde. Notify W.
y. jennings. OOl2 Greene st. Germantown.
puLICY-Perpetuai policy No 142sD. Mechanics.
lnH Co. Of phiia., covering on property 2O2a
wilder A.. has been lost mlslaid, Applics-
tion has been made for new policy. 40 g. 18Th.
POLICIES Lost. EeIgetqA Ere ipsyTaree, poll.
tpectiyely. OF tho PHILADELPHIA Cont ributlon.
ship Finder please return TO 81. James's
s,AItF,,,.Lost; morning q pecember 20, between
Walnut a fur rcnrf Of Persian lamb md seal
Kindly return 10 1909 Spruce st. and receive
reward.
wATCH-Lost Iady's gold wrist watch In
W,lnfr'P2oM o1srg p Or f2aE 90 E1.n EEfsgnS Te
Bell phone. MelrnHc i14N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22

u.tet,ves and friends invited 10 funeral Tues .
s,ga = M residence of tro' herin.ihw. Charles
McCooi. 2s5e y. 2oth ~ Solemn mass q re-
Holy Cross Gem.
da urbt-r OF Edith and George ~, Wolf aTsd
b Relatives and friends invited 20 funeral
s~rvices sat / ~ m parenta residence, 1917
Diamond 81. Int. private, West Laurel iiili
Gem
pTIff,ENA widow Of Nathan 81. Yarnhit aged
~. Relatives and friends Invited 20 funeral
chestnut al Meeting House. West Chester,
First-day 2fth inst, y. m. Int. Oakland
Friends Burial Ground.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-22
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE
OPERATING

BEiL TEkLEGinII3oNE
heS sGrro6dngs Ho NTH esaet opPdr Sm
tuntiea for rapid advancement.
There Syc lwon,yj;slTb2t 2 9sm Central omsr,
Z ffY e9eks from your r., h9}Fme ungsuaI oppor,
between is and - years or nge.
New employees nrc paid while learning
and are rapidly advanced,
,Flesspn, .l} dining rooms; whsrs thc beet
once.
Comfortable sitting rooms for reading
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement 10 Sen.
Tor and superyislns positions.
Apply A. 400 Market street. daily. except
SStVw"sSeaI and at" " any y OF The fS%,PSs fod%w,P6Sss
20 W. chelteg ave. Germantown.
iiih and Diamond SITS
I'd nHeNg'ST SiaIEot SyG s east OF 'Sd IT,
pgELERs EgRRnsfFa Wfp @ f@9sy
CHAMBERhlAlp AND WAITRESS, frat class,
"a small fnmily, q! gentlcman,s country resi-
% good vases % Eiven give - 0iGV Ledger s 0frcc. '' u"
CHAMBERnlAID. white preferred. for apart.
station. Germantown
GRLs-Two lrat-cass girls, one Cor cooking,
family: have laundrcsa; Trotcstants preferrsd
Phone Chsstnut llill i55' or address sos,
GIRLS In lace finishing room; good pay while
l,arninE; Apply John Bromley Son. Lehgh
HosIERY--Toppers ana knltters 90 Scott 3 wi.
ags, sms ana S'end2rd & mHGhnes; Highest
rartment 2li6 N Howard '''''''' D''
HOUSE MOTHERS home for girls: must he
able e., to control children understand sewing.
and steady position, with chance for advance
eurity Required Kaufman Me Co.. " 6i2
shelbourne Mills. Il and westmorclSnd tsp'' sts
oPERAToRs-Exp Expcrienced hcmmers wanted on
cor Broad and Wallace SITS.
SALESLADIES wanted for silk department:
& a FOR G lSa Es PaT.; AP
SALESLADIES, TO- wanted sample Jewelry
Store. 502 Market st
sTENOGRAPHER-Nea industrious.
srman Fiibert ia5S Tor sntaTday appoint
YOUNG GIRL 20 look after child. ga years old
WON wgomlnE Ss I16S pR W Us y D'o'u 81 p"oH'
YOUNG LADIES for labelling bottles. Cali Ma
tlonsl Drlg Go. oiiee WAYNE Junction.
HELP WANTED-MALE
ACCOUNTING arm desires 9 men temporarily
TO act as assistantss knowledge OF bookkeeping
essential, ib3, Ledger Central.
Roy WANTED
BRIGHT. ENERGETIC AND MELIrEDU-
ENCELIENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AD,
NANCEMENT. ASK FOR NH. BOuR-
GAiZE PUBLIC LEDGER. 9TH AND
cHEsTNUT SITS.
noYs-rwo boys. 10 years or age or over. for
editorial room hne opPortnnity "a, Apply Mr.
Chestnut st.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Man with wide business experience: one
who has knowledge OF transportation in
general and used TO meeting public,
44O. Ledger Central
CHAUFFEUR-Young man; good delivery car!
state exp. and sal exp. aOd, LEDGER Onice
CABINETkIAKERs
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE co.
has vacancies for
CabinetmakerH.
Experienced rubherH.
ShellackerH,
Douhlo-head mnldor operators,
Window cleaners,
Young men, 20 20 20 years
OF age, 70 learn rubblngi
4S-hour week schedule
Physical examination necessary. Apply
Victor Talking Machine Co. Applleat tion Office.
aa Cooper st., Camden, n. ].