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saloon Is crowded with customers His
talent in this line is not always appreciated
Being such an advocate of al-round in
dustry. 1t was with sheer disgust, there
fore, that Barry saw a fancy looking artist
sketching In meadow near Stone House
lane.
He approached the stranger with angry
eye
You're one of these drawin' fellers ain t
yer?" asked Tom.
The artist looked at him and yawned
Had he struck Tom with a sledge ham
mer the effect could not have been greater.
i've a mind to break up your claptrap
stuff" shouted Tom, "an' give yer a good
lIckin'."
Better change your mind" suggested
the stranger as he touched up the clouds on
the picture.
I'm show yer" shouted Barry. as he
dangled his fist near the eye of the artist
But the fist of Tom got no further.
There sharp report like side of
beef falling out the window as the man of
industry looked at the sky horizontally.
When Tom came to he found himself star
ing in the face of Magistrate Baker Barry
was slightly conscious of the fact that one
eye felt wider than the other.
81 don't understand" said Tom.
A COP who stood beside him then informed
the prisoner that he had witnessed the
Interview with the artist He also told Tom
that he had arrested him to save the rest
of his face
To his horror Barry learned that the
artist was n local heavyweight who drew
pictures when he wasn't punching bags and
faces.
On condition that he would let every one
run his own business, Tom was discharged
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Dratb5

1T1a = Jqy i2lg hGT EeEfi EffsdcGSs TSs
years g0' DUO wi' Notice % of funeral viii Be eiSeh
BARNES. July {, 1910 .EL1zABEIH. wife
Of and GEp Ie1 u a sre ns yes asfd 10 ~ attend the
seryises on n-dey ~ p M M, at her is6e
private at Westminster Cemetery.
BFNHAM.---on. Iu'y 1. 1916. ERNEST 4, BEN-
HAM. Of i432 Ridge ave. Relatives and friends
Friday. at "a S''fnu mo at at he % Oliver err H. Rar
building. is2o Chestnut st. lnterment private
az Mount Peace Cemetery.
"EHGREfS4 Sc 5lRsy yssr 3 ioa Funeral sh@
afarnR9s east Tpsa s Mount p' Ary
interment private.
BENNIsoN..-on july. 4, 1910 WILLIAM H.
husband Of Evelyn p nennison inSo se9ee5 81 I
Ecgstone TSotrc The are SY invited % attend Tie
funeral services on Saturday: at p. M at
msnt s q al NoTRwSod Gee,STg St' Remains ma may be
viewed Friday. from TO . D. m.
SkIh sGTs9 Ig9 dsasdsr al' of SNEt IA n!3 N
Gs,orge ,os and Mary Bicksy, Reisstycs snr, and
5SS T. ga ST. i've S INT SePmen %s BTSats
tr6P ssa REsr2E 81 Jg pf at widow Eg
Of G. Lincoln p2neE Relatives l and friend, friends
snd esmss o2nc S efan No 81 az n ao
arda e snS st an3 fss SFssssy % sat at
9e residenGs Of her daIEh'Hr EaIs Mrs H. IL
private. Mt, Peace Cemetery. Remains may
be viewed Friday evening. Automobile serv-
CHANDLER-At her residence. ,I35, south 18th
Percy NJ. Chandler. Notice Of funeral later.
COBLISON.--On July o, 1910 patient sufferer
at rest. EMILY CECILIA, widow OF Frank
lin j.. Collision. Relatives and friends are
ing. at $40 o'clock. from tho residence OF hcr
daughter, 1900 South Goth st. Solemn Hlgh
Mass Of Requiem at the Church Of the TEAMS
iipuratipn, at 10 o'clock. Intcrment private
at Holy Cross Cemetery. Chicago UllD papers
please copy
CoRR.-on July 4. 1915 OWEN j.. husband OF
Division No: 10, A. o, H, and the Holy Name
Societies Of st Asatha aud our Mother of
Sorrows ehurGhes arc invited s.so to attend the
the. residence of his son.In-Iaw. William J.
III the Church Of our Mother Of Sorrows, at
10 n. m. lnterment at New Cathedral Gene
tory
DEILY.--on July 4, 1910. HENRY j.. husband
of Sarah J. Dcly, In his GDth year. Due
notice Of tho funeral viii be given from his
late residence. 245O Turner st.
FIETCHER.-on July I, 1919 MARY, wife OF
James Fletcher. aged 31 years. Relatives
are invited 1? attend the funeral on Saturday,
at a m. from the Oliver II. Bair Building,
1890 Chestnut ST. High Mass of Requiem at
thn Sacred Heart Church at $3.50 n. m. Inter
ment private.
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Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS.

eTANLEY-''The Dupe.' with Blanche Sweet,
new Lasky y-Paramount production, and a
ARcADIA-AlI. the week. The Phantom, -
With Frank keenan and and Enid Enid MiarSey: i new
PALACE, Silks and Satins:" with Marguerite
tion.
vIcToRIA-.Friday End Saturday ''Notoriods
liam Nigh. and "Bathtub Perils." Key
ToRREsT- The Ne,er DO Well . with ,Kathlyq
by Rex Beach, who wrote The Spoilers. y
oEsshestrsl; al vocal and scenic aeeompanments
cARRICK-'How Britain Prepared" an off,
4 eisl ACCOUNT IN hln form o. the work by
footing wide variety OF subjects covered
VAUDEVILLE.
in PhllIy," a local revue
wism VIII f j. booey. G Harry FERN Fern. iT Al BFende e
srs Yveita RusaI. Flo Burt, Madaion Lear. ear
Mamie Lafferty Jane and Mamie King end
II. whitney and company. in ''vtlles"; The
nslleeleire brothers. Quinn and Lafferty and
the Sales.--future news pictures.
oLoBE-,"The Seven Little, Darlings st the
J Harris in The Mayor and the Manicure''
II Sa,oh aans saq Frsdeck Tnssdas is
and SiqSiei osiFichsi Mabel, Hamilton, The
brown Comedy -Four, boro,hy i',i d'Escheiie and
Company Eugens Emmett; Gueran and Newell;
Charles Hallman and Theodore Bamberg COM
aEANps+ssgllsh y and gooEana of Phi!sdelphia:
and Ernest Aldwellsln "a Boardwalk FiirIa-
psn.n Frask sad cShtsy GaRy and aves hs English family
CROSS KEYs-,'Four Husbands" /" presented by
William b. Frledlander, Inc; George w. Bar
matte pisyIst: EdIih and Frank Hsnsy' Klsssy
Kid Karaeters and Mason and Pagan.
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Police Court Chronicle

It annoys Tom Barry to see any one TAX.
Ing things easy. He believes there are too
many loafers I'm the world The hard work
should be more evenly divided, Tom con-
tends He is especially opposed TO those
who have nothing to do but push buttons
and have some one else do the work. Barry
says the world has the wrong idea about
compensation in this connection.
The man who shovels and digs and
makes things in the big mills ought to get
more money than the fancy dressed feller
who tells letters to a typewriter" declares
Barry.
Tom can do a number of things in the
way of industrial pursuits himself He can
WELD pick or shovel with the best of
them make screens, put UP awnings, white
wash cellars. chauffeur an auto" drive q
team trim lawn, move piano or tend
bar
In the last mentioned calling Tom is said
TO be especially talented He finds the
work so easy. in fact, that he can find time
to stop and take a drink even when the
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LOST AND FOUND

For Other Lost and Found Ads See PAGE
BROOCH Lost. going from. Narherth to 18th
and Chestnut. via Broad st. station. a round
shat ped diamond and sapphire brooch. 500 re-
ward II returned to The Bailey, Banks &
Biddle Co.
UMBRELLA lost in front OF Third National
Bank, Broad and Market has owners name
and city address but out of town. finder please
return and receive reward. Ledger Central,
Broad and Chestnut sts.
NOTICE is hereby given that reward of 500
offered for return of Ford touring car. 1915
model, No 1O602D1. has been withdrawn.
Lee T. Ward Company.
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PERSONALS

MRS. JOHN ATKINS. Mrs Amber. Henry Ban
mister. Isaac Brown ] H. Carney carney r;;,,rh, Mrs FL
Lafayette f. Drake. Mrs, Minnie Gibbs
Roger Gallagher Mrs. Fannie l.. Gray. Mrs
Alice Hyncs, Mrs. Mary Mosely, Mrs. E. Mas
sey. Mrs, Julia Miles, Mrs, sarah Powell. Mrs
hereby notified that goods stored In your name
consisting of household furniture and other
household articles. will be sold to pay storage
and charges at Thomas II. lsovatt & Sons Auc-
ton Rooms a2o South Sth ST. Philadelphia,
on Saturday, July IL, at 10 n, m.
ATLAS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
WILL NOT be responsible for any bills un-
less contracted by myself. Charles d. Rich
ards. T09D YoCum
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IEDlR PHOT0PLAY
CAST CONTEST OPENS
Entries Of Philadelphia Organ
I5ations Begin Today for Parts
in Prize Script
By the photoplay Editor


The EvnNfNe LEDGER Scenario Contest
= under way Before It terminates the
voting competition for a Philadelphia cast
% act the prize winner will be In full swing.
The Scenario Contest ends July %. The
FhotopIay Cast Contest opens today with
the nominating Of candidates. The com
plete list OF entries will be printed in the
Amusement Section Of July 10. Voting
win begin Monday, July IL. and end Thurs
day. August 81.
For seven weeks the readers of the
EVENING LEDGER will vote daily for the
members OF the cast which will appear In
the prize-wnning All-Philadelphia scenario.
They will be chosen from among entries
made by social. dramatic scholastic, frater-
nal. business and other organizations In
Philadelphia. Any groups OF Philadephi-
ans wording together In some general line
OF effort may enter candidates In the Pho
toplay Cast Contest by sending their names
to the Photoplay Cast Contest, Box s6A,
Philadelphia. An organization may con-
centrate support upon a single candidate or,
IL It wishes. II may nominate and work for
two, q, man and woman
Under the term organization, the EVEN
rro LEDGER will consider such bodies as
business mems clubs, dramatic associations,
labor unions. settlement house groups, pri-
mary schools, high schools, welfare asso-
Citations In stores and manufactures, frater-
mites, clubs. athletic associations, Y. nj.
g, AS, and in fact any group of Phlla-
delphians whose common aims will lend
responsibility to their entries. The candl-
dates need not be possessed of marked dra-
matte talent. though almost all organza-
lions have amateur players among their
members. Further announcement will ap-
pear Saturday
bu Crapted the
honor of presenting his l1-reel feature
photo drama, Civilization" at the White
Aouss before President and Mrs Wilson.
Details for this event are now heing COM
pleted even to elaborate preparations be-
ing made for special scenery. The pro-
logue. In which 70 persons take part In
war and peace pantomime story preceding
tire picture at the Criterion Theatre in New
York, will also be given. The chorus OF
sE vofcea heard at the Criterion will be
augmented in Washington by about 100
fhore young women of prominent choral
societies there. who will participate in this
one performance.
The other day. between scenes, Roland
Bottomley, the English star. who has been
engaged TO play opposite Jackie Saunders
in the Forthcoming Pathe- Balboa serial
'-The Grip of Evil entertained the bunch
of onlookers with one of his inimitable
stories of stage experience.
I'VE were doing Hamlet said Roland
''and the ambitious director not only wanted
the play to get over. but wanted the dia
iogue put acrost them as he phrased it.
The Ophela mad scene was his pet. Laertes
II you remember, comes and finds
ophelia mad--a very telling situation.
"The director threw down his scenario
and Shouted: 'Naow, in this scene we want
d. yue- -Shakespeare-give us the real
You yLaratees, give us some Shakes
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Band Concert in Convention Hall

The Philadelphia Band. under the leader
ship OF Silas z. Hummel. win play tonight
IN Convention Hall. Broad street and Allie
ahAny avenue. The program follows
ovsFturs-Rumanian Festival. .KFetschmer
2 lal Musical Scenes from Spain. Langey
(b) Characteristics Piece Ton Ttptoe) HosmeT
(ei Polka Caprice -..,........... Perlet
3. Grand Selection from j Aassenets
Opera fHerodiasl ...7...... Masssnet
4 Souvenirs and Regrets ......... kaumont
81 Contralto Solo .-......-.......... Selected
Bertha Brinker D'Alblfls.
q Concert Waltzes-Thousand and
One Night OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strauss
Popular Medley Songs ........... Snyder
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DEATHS

vlted to attend the funeral services on Sunday
at D. M. from bis late residence. 2fS0
Turner ST. Interment al Cheiten Hlis Gene
terry. Automobile funeral.
SHUMORN-Ded at Atlantic City, N, j., on
July q 1915, FANNIE NJ, widow Of Asahel
A. Shumory, aged so years. Funeral services
on Friday at 10 o'clock noon at hcr late
residence. rear Of i2A ". virginia ave. Inter
ment at Evergreen Cemetery West Midway
Mass,
wHIrE,--on July g. 1915, ANNA LEDNUM
WHITE. widow Of STEPHEN w. White and
daughter Of the late Rev Jonn Lednum, Fune-
ral services at her late residence, 1893 South
ment private.
zEILMAN.-o July s. 1916 LILLIAN NJ,
wife OF Robert ]. Zellman, aged 43 years
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend the
funeral. on saturday. ,G at s;3n A. m. from
Mass OF Requiem at st. Frances dc Sales
Church, at 10 o'clock lnterment at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
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AGATE LINE RATE For EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE Tor like thisl
One two times ...,...,...,...a.,.. LOG,
Three times one week k.,.......t....,.... lSHac
Situations tis wanted three times one week iOc
Help and Situation Wanted and Lost
and Found ads are inserted in tho
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other classlications may
be repeated in the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
one or two times ....,....'....,....s E3c
Three times week. IDC
Six times one week. k....,...'....,,..... 12bsc
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted In al classihcations except Help
and Situations Wanted, Lost and Found. Per-
sonas. Boarding and Rooms. When specl-
ncI add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE To
ANY OF THE ABOVE RATES.
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger want ads at
office rates.
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TELEPHONE oPERAToRs-The Bell Telephone
Company offers positions as operator to in
tegent young woman between is and 22
years old; salary SO week while learning,
assured. with pleasant surroundings and un-
usual opportunity for promotion Apply in
person To the Bell Telephone Company's oper-
ators school. i08 Market st., daily between
$50 a. m. and p m. Tuesday and Friday
evenings between 6:3O and s 80 O'Clock.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, toll and long dis
tance exp Apply keystone Tel, Co. Long
distance Ofhce. 10th and Summer, Cd floor,
WINDERs. experienced hard and soft 81 k
winding. WM. Fl. HoRSTMANN CO.. 9th
and Cherry,
WOMAN wanted to do general housework and
cooking; three In family; apartment. Phone
Preston 3s43 w.
TWO CAPABLE GIRLS, with reference. cooking
and downstairs work chamberwork and help
with children; good wagesi no laundry or
heavy c Gaming; seashore this summer. Ap-
ply 100 s. 18th st.. to only. telephone
Overbrook 1859. TO 10 a. m.
sTENOGRAPHY pays we'll; our complete course
costs only $50; we guarantee Positions. Phila-
dephia Collegiate Institute, T03 Walnut 81,
TEACHERS wanted of all kinds; register today.
National Teachers Agency. D. H. COOK
MANAGER. 327 PERRY BLDG.
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A'BEt RET-1n loving remembrance OF MARY
s. A'BBCf<ET, who passed away July Q, 1905.
ROTH--tn loving remembrance Of my dear
mother, LOUISE ROTH, who Departed this
iife July O. 1907. Sadly missed
ANNA NJ ROTH
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

ASSISTANT sTENoGRAPHER wanted; .splen;
did opportunity for bright woman OF s9ofd ,f
some knowedEe S of housekeeping preferred; sic
to start. Apply Marceau 1909 Chestnut -
cAMBERNAiR sSD maid to essst ss9, IN diPins
CHILDNURsE-Engllsh lady in Germantown
i Enssh WON Woman nj pref sii. J 74a. Ledger Central
COOK. chambermad and waitress. two maids
required. Meet employer Thursday. II a. m
Room 2O5, 6OS Chestnut st.
for spool % G9d win Edns Us on lace John pTom
ley & Sons Lehlsh ave. below Front.
GIRLS wanted light work; no experience neccs-
55fi65S Sly H. '$s2dd s2d. week pu'u WINE eu'""S' Apply
HosTERY-Exper. loopers; plenty Of work and
SGSs Go,. ID "a floor foor, S1S5 wakeield st. GermSnt'n n
HousEKEEPER tworklngl,, young. capable, OF
ss snE rea1Ted smse ee empyeT T6Trsda
a, M. Room eos COS Chestnut st.
Sa in faMS EG vases a.
Meet EMPLOYER Friday II a. M, Room 2o5,
COS Chestnut st.
good plain cook; family two; seashore; laundry
done home. Call Room 2o5. COS Chestnut
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maid for general work;
adult family reference required; Apply 43l
Washington ave. Haddonheld, N. j,
NURSE OR ATTENDANT for sanitarium
for nervous diseases; salary S32 per
month, board and room. Address s.
Lord Stamford, Conn.
NURSERY GoVERNEss for 3 children 1910
wynnched ave, w. Phila. Phone Ovrbk. 2Os.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, young lady, wanted; typist
acquai inted with office details; permanent posi-
tlon with a future. Apply in person by let
ter. II. X. Mulford Company Glenoden Pa.
OPERATORS, experienced on union special col
larette machines. Hygienc FleeCed Under
wear Co., 24l5 n. Howard
STENOGRAPHERs and typists wanted for per-
manent work: salary will depend on previous
experience and ability those wanting tenn
porary work for summer need not apply;
those between the of 20 and 20 will be
given preference. Call Thursday morning, at
O:3O. at the employment office Curtis Pub
fishing Company. 7th and SAMSON.
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HELP wANrrp-mALE

-.-------------
HELP WANTED MALE
bic OF ovethauiine and rebuidins sutotrucis
232, Ledger Office.
RLAcKsMITHs wanted. good wages, shor!
hours. Apply John Bailey Iron Works, VIZ
BOY wsnsd In dry goods gommssiGn II % house ys.rs sam i
age. Apply in own handwritins. ! eli Led,
ger Iehtfai.
BOY. ,b-isht, is years of nFe wanted for Office
excellent opportunity for business training.
r 89l Ledger Office.
BOY wanted About is years OF ese;. Grad
iarse @ {" ns@nFanes @ sompsny TVo a25 Ledger
Oflee.
BoY with talent, for draynlg must be neat;
PRisdeipha i62i sansom ST.
BOY wanted .App,y 10 a. M. Room 42o Public
Ledger Building.
BOY to learn threading and brass bcbbin wind.
Sons. Lehish ave. below Front.
BRAEEAI3N and itcmen; must be able to read
pg sd PSnns emma aRa Raoad os be 'se M 70
BRICK CLEANERS. 100, wanted ut once.
l72J Catharine st.
CAR repairers. car bui dcrs. boilermakers and
heipe s, BLACKSMITH helpers. inachtnists mist End and
hsIpersl sImr Apply Irig a. ana ONO rree
-.~---~----
CLERK. experienced In paint store wanted:
feTTed { 2is, Ledger 6Sfice o,s-''..,s :.
~ ssTR .ss.s terra sos
drsUgbtsr6en; stste experience age and salary
desired as7 Ledger oHice
,r,tNlKp ,orrors crIndors
egSEs and g Si e rCag T work s.t hFh
e. ps' M, No No strlks s' 4'o' ~ BROAD st. a'''F
.,.....,..,,. 49,. ,-,,- -.-.--
S5 and SIo ,soEPh frs
Labor Bureau "lo s. llth st
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xgy TO 6oSat Of 5 a se' IT, s. tmp
,a 10th St, .,9 Gray. Ferry m road -, c,
kett'rlinus Liehosraph ,i.,, Co, 400 Arch st. -
and Gsody 1,
i5a6IG 4,, workers Grand and st. Marks ave-
LEEDS & NoRTHRUP CO. 1901 stenton ave,
sShqf" tSr i% sshoS graduates good opportunity
LABoRERS WANTED APPLY CADDiE
BROS iI9s ~ h9WARP Arr ,si ST. ava..,,,.o
" pianefs, lathe and boTns mills; hishest vases
Iron Works 5ii s. Delaware ave
" bits and mice: ES9d position fGr man VII,
to II. k, Milford CO.. o. dlenoiien. Pa.-NM, p-,
piy in person or or by letter IT, k Muiford CO..
Gienoden.
Men wanssd freight handlers 70 truck ffsIgPt
i7li Fiibert ST. after a m. YO.l,
MEN WANTED :; Laborers :, and li95ffqmq,iy;e
,,fii tI t,arosoo, r = or f,o cah,n.t
IT. pSns,'epi man @ ,yors
worki omG WIZ 10 q, ~ ,IIa cir III ma
MiLI,MEN who can handle woodworking ma
Ghinery and do bench work Apply ShaTIes SiT u
NIGHT WATCHMAN-Good steady position oI, Tor
and boilers and come well recommended. Bern
oPTIGlAN whnteh' eehfhSbm msbrbeT Ie Co ifsS
Chestnut st. st. y,,-,--.-
Apply Frank schobio Z Co. 10th and oxford.
ds,pnia retail trade; sparg 40 per nI Week eSar
enees. enee"Sec G a5I' Ledger Office "So anu
SALEsMEN-Ten hish-class speciality men, city
trade; hign-grade pr9pGsi,tiEn' commSisoh Sioo,
Thursday X. 7. Trush, llOs walnut ST.
mSn o SaPf6f e5
manuiactHTins business; also capasDle psCn OF Gii d
TeGins a poysi sJi s'le cs age reference ana
sGTr SsSTE Tf A sIzERs siSsdv wor o1Dor
tunity to make good wages; ages G sheap y mouse @ i rent
WgIRl qrrISa MfF "e 60. WalIkili r. YNo
d nS:l- e "a St. or $50 Bread st. 1 DD
rEh paTt m be yaua
fed. to take charge; man with hardwaro exper-
prHIbTr er ansWGF ddrSss wn ~ Vl Rdr s5S9
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AUTO REPAtRMFN AND MACHINfsTs. capa-
bic OF overhauinE and rebuilding autotrucks,
232, Ledger Office.
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ASSISTANT sTENoGRAPHER wanted; splen:
did opportunity for a bright woman of good
address and pleasing personalty; one with
some knowledge of bookkeeping preferred; S12
to start ApDly Marceau, 1909 Chestnut.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

BOORKEEPER, graduate accountant Wharton
Evening School, years practical experience,
wants change. 2ls, Ledger Office.
BOOKREEPER thor'ly competent; refs: bond;
age %; Interview solicited 845. Led. Cent.
BUTLER wishes pos, with small 1rst-class fam
lily! close to city for winter. 226. Led on.
CIAuFFEUR-Coored: private family; do all
repairing; good reference; vases SIS per
weewk with board Green, 232I Ellsworth at,
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wanted. good wages, short
hours. Apply John Bailey Iron Works, VIZ
re aye
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F1REMEN, brakcmen and telograph operators
Labor Bureau, 5iO S. nth st.
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