davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Not Reported.

Trading was - fast and furious that
the ticker was hard nut 10 II 20 print all
thu sales. One house reported AZ tho
close Of the market that = had sold $500
shares Of a certain stock. but that only
500 shares had made their appearance on
thu ticker. The same experience was
encountered by other houses all along tho
line. Tho ticker was practically ten min
u,cs behind the market n. tho close n
continued 10 tick out prices ~ stocks and
bonds long after the shouting on the
floor Of the Exchange had died down and
the brokers had hurried away from N"
seen. Of excitement. Under ordinary
conditions the ticker usually prints sone
odd lot sales. In 20 noon yesterday only
one odd lo' transaction. that being In
StrGebaker had made ~ np-
pcarance on tho tape
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This market Is loaded with dynamite
and it's getting too dangerous for me"
said n veteran trader aronna noon when
n rush of the shorts 10 put Marine
preferred through so,nc Wild ryratious
That phrase expressed the sentiments Of
many careful aud shrcwd traders who
have been PLAYING this market FIR All n
was worth ever since heupwHrl moNcm'ut
began. They saw danger IN prices which
climbed 50 fast without any reaction, aNd
were wise 10 get out when they dl
These Mon said the technical cond 'inu
Of IN" market had hcou greatly weak
cned by the fact that il had advanced
steadily anywhere from . points to mora
thar "A hundred points without "a ycar-
ton. The sharp reaction which m"
just after ? o'clock. and continued until
the close. proved their wisdom, Tho Saiuc
interests which had put the market M
tried to hold II by strong arm work."
but were powerless against the wave of
liquidation,
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for a few days because the permanent
certificates of stock are not ready.
The sun., 1916-09-15
Honeyc0mbed,

The action Of the market IN the las.
hour proved one thing pretty conclu-
slvely, that II was horeycomhcd with
stop orders. Brokers have been begging
their customers who had big profits TO
take them. urging that the condition OF
the market was becoming unhealthy
Their advice was generally ignored, how
ever. and about all their customers
would do was nut In stop orders 10 pro-
tect their profits. As "A result. when
prices began to slide the decline was
accelerated by these stop orders. which
were caught one after another In rapid
succession all along the line. Harsh
things were said IN brokerage houses
regarding them. They are the han" or a
brokers' life and "A veritahlc qu!cksani
10 the stock market. One broker called
them the automatic %trapdoor which lets
the bottom out Of the market at the least
provocat.on.
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DIVIDENDS.
Stock Of

Stock Of
Record. Payable.
Amer Gas 4 Ell. a. ~ q. Sept. 20 Oct.
Am. Gas & FL. pt, q. ~ 20. Oct. 20 Nov. l
Am. Pow. 4 l.. pr. q. ~ 20 Sept. 20 Oct.
Colts Patent Fire Arms
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

A market without news. A psychology
market. These were some of the terms
applied to yesterdays session. which
turned out "a he 'hc heaviest Of The
year. with a turnover in excess OF 1,7oo.-
900 shares. II was n case Of bulls am
pant. There was nothing IN tho way or
news to guide tho trend of transactions ;
there appeared nothing to affect the
trading IA n whole. u nobody asked
why this stock or that stock went up
Commission houses were ovcrrun with
customers and hangers on. and the
streets Of the financial district verc
lively indeed with the same sort or
livellness hat marked the expansion In
tho second half Of 1915. odd 10, sales
were record breaking. Four of the five
hours Of the session passed under thes"
conditions. i; was not surprising that
In the last hour there was n "hcalthy'
reaction brought about by profit taking.
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Early IN the week !ntlmation came
from London that the Bank Of England
would reduce It's minimum discount rate
from 6 per cent. probably to 5 per cent.
This expectation wal not realized when
the statement Of that institution was
made public yesterday. The purpose In
raising the rate some weeks & was to
maintain American balance in London
araiust the temporary advance in money
rates on his side early IN July last.
Although money rates here soon eased
again, II IL regarded as unlikely that
the Bank Of England will risk its hold
on the situation in view Of the state OF
our stock market ana OF the fact that
the movement Of crops Is about to begin,
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Alaska u rv 6S
Series A
Am Cot oil -
1000 90
1000 az
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Am. Gas ~ FL. pt, q. ~ 70.
Am. Pow. 4 l.. pr, q. ~ 20.
Colts Patent Fire Arms
Mfg, q. 4rs............
Colts Patent Fire Arms
Mfg. ex. eh%..........
Union Switch & Sig. q.
1850 ............,.....
Union Switch a Sig. pr, a.
$3.50 ..................
Westinghouse Air Brake.
Na"r II iEii.o. H. Co.
w ?. Bonbrisht Co.
Inc. LIST pr, q. IN
Wilson & Co. pr. q. Ikee..
Ahmeek Mining Co., q. 81.
Bell Tel. OF Canada. q, go
Philadelphia Co. a. ~ 20.
Phila. co. pf. = a. 81.
Phelps Dodge "a Co.. a.
81 30
Phelps Dodge q Co.. ex.
Superior Copper Co.. IL.
Am, Coal Prod. q. IN Go.
Am. Coal Prod. pf. q, ~ "a
prai,ia III q, Cas- eC 70
Western Ohio ny. LIST pr,
Torrington Co. q. 75c,...
Maine Central. n, ID =, 49,,
Guit states s,eel,, a..T,
'9,t states steer "a p'
Gulf states Steel I'd pf
To,aia Mach q, Tooi co
M. 90
rnisJn N.ch''x 'Tooi' %
extra, S%$n,..,:,;.,,.
Aus, A. china -
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Added TO the list Of the Stock
Exchange motor issues yerterday were
Saxon Motor Car Corporation : 5000, 600
capital stock and Stutz Motor Car Com
pany of America 5000 shares Of capital
stock without par value, They were
both transferred from the curb, but they
viii not b traded In on the big board
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sOdd lots 49,
Total sales to-day. 1.763 600 shares Same day 1915, 4G32oo January l
date. 222Os500. Same period 1915, 0 32l460o
Whore a C. follows q quotation II indIcatcs n hdo Of oner for ~ ehares.
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4. =. GOVERNMENT BONnS.
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON, Sept. N-Thsre were $500
bales offered at the wool auction sales
to-day. Medium and inferior scourcds
we're hard TO sell at . decline OF 10 per
cent" and were largely withdrawn. Greasy
psrinos and crossbrsds were arm,
The sun., 1916-09-15

Nat Tube S.
1000, o.. q liza
NY ca nal as
1000. IL Sig
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ApOTJO 52D AND THOMPSON
AHOLLO MATINEE DAILY
TRIANGLE Presents DE WOLF HOPPER and
BESSIE LOVE in STRANDED"
Also "GLORIA'S ROMANCE" No. 7.
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DEaths

BRADLEY,-on August IL, 1918; MARTHA
HANNAH, wife OF John II. Bradley, aged 81
years Relatives and friends are invited to at;
tend the funeral services. on Tuesday at
p. m. at, the residence Of her son-in.law.
Philip v. Scheuren. D3O North 26th st. Inter-
ment at West Laurel Hi Cemetery. Remains
may be viewed Monday. from to 10 p. m.
BROSS-KEALBER. On August IL. 1916. CATH
ERNIE FREDERGCiA. widow OF Joseph
Bross, aged 7s years Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services. on
BBO5 Ross St. Mount Airy. Interment at ST
viewed on Tuesday evening.
BROWS,-On August 10. 1916. suddenly, at
Shenandoah, Pa. ALEXANDER BROWN, NJ D.,
I'm the seventy third year OF his age. Relatives
and friends, also Hamilton Lodge. No. ga
i. and a. NJ: Oriental II. \. C., No. 1888;
Kadosh Commandery No. 20, *. T.. Anna NJ
Ross Post No. o.. c. a. r., and Keystone
Republican Club. invited 10 attend the fu-
neral services, Tuesday, at . p. pre-
cisely at his late residence. 55l7 Girard ave.
Phila. lnterment at Arlington Cemetery.
Automobile service.
CALLAWAY.-on August II, 1916. ADELE F.
widow OF Rev. H. h. Galloway of the Phila-
delphis NJ p. Conference; Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral sGrv-
ices. on Tuesday. at p m. at the Oliver II.
Bair Building. 1920 Chestnut st. Interment
private
CLEMENTs.-on August 10. 1915. HARRY r.,
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nrArrIs

only ,on Of William 7. and Helen A. Clement
friends are invited to attend the funeral .erv
nee 9 rgaay spTns a. e 3 Nv Mes. e 5ss
Interment private.
CoLLNiAR.---on Ausust Is. 1919. CAROLINE
y Colirnar Relatives and friends. also al
pyisd to sWsb1sn re Yners masGer asrYcs arr dt
o oonPfay Pf5ey e. B mn a. hsr sr ts fe'dspes
DAyIs-og ,yIJss,r 4gsgs. - 1919, MARY AMELIA;
months a5 dSys - EdSera serylees ESq w yetbs tbs
Epssidcnce p,hn 81, 2, her daushtsr Mrs Fed Perry
TUESDAY at s45 a. m. 1nterment at New
DwYER.-on August -. 1919, MARY pwYER.
%e 6f5 9r Mefse to The Esstys an and nds
ga Sac e,. M & from ,S her late & rssdsnee Ts
Of requiem at Church Of our LADS O'' of Rosary N
a. aato,,i 10 = a. a. M interment strictly private at
GRIMEs.-on August 70. 1915, JOHN E., son
aud friends also also sdmemo6s G'P FsowsSp spSn ssd
| Union Transfer Company Beneficial Assoca
| tion, are Invited 70 attend the funeral serv-
| resldence, 1905 Aspen street. 1nterment prl-
! from 10 0 p. m.
IAgGERTY:-Qyn p. August Y. 1919, JAMES. son
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
S from si5 2si st Hs mass as al SSg St Eliza @
beth's church. at 10 a. M fnterment at Holy
HARTMANN August ~, 1919. MARY HAM.
MiII. VIE oi John Frederick Hartmann;
the family.
HERRE.--un August II. 1916. JULIUS. hus.
band Of Louisa =. HERE tnec Herre). aged 80
years PUatlyes and friends, also Covenant
Lodge, No IJ6 +. and a. W. Masonic Vet
Grams Municipal Court Associates Steuben
lean Alliance North Phiia Schuetz zen .Verein,
Gcrmnnla Turn Nescin and all other societies
OF which he was a member. are invited to
attend the funeral services, on Wednesday. at
North Lawrence ST, intcrment private, at
cnwood Cemetery Remains may be Viewed
on Tuesday evening.
MAGEE.--On August IL, 1910, ct Atlantic city
FANNIE $. MAGEE, daughter OF the late
Jnmes and Caroline AFFORD Magcc Funeral
Ct. on Tuesday, at IL a. m fntermcnt pri- |
MARTIN...on August i3. 1916 at her late resi-
denCg, liz West Pomona st, Germantown.
AGNES, wife OF John G. u. Martin Rela tlves |
aud friends are invited TO attend the funeral |
at the rnsidonCe of her sister Mrs. Catherine |
Dunleavy, 25il South Camac st. fnterfnent
private. Friends may call Tuesday, from to |
10 p. m.
MEYER.--on August IL. 1910. ALPINA w, |
wife Of walter Meyer and daughter Of Charles |
ttves and friends are invited TO attend the |
funeral services, on Tuesday. at . n M nj |
her late residence, 1870 North Taney street
Interment at Northwnod Cemetery Remains
may he viewed Monday evening.
MiLLER.-Qn, August IT,. 1915 JOSEPH H.
tives and friends, also Apollo Lodge No 266
]. O, .. F; Ieni Tenape Tribe, No g. L ~
y. NJ, and brotherhood OF Palnters' Local
No. 3iJ. are invited TO attend the funeral
services on WednCsday, at y. m, at HIS
late residence. 20 Jarrett avenue. Fox Chase.
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GRIMES.-on August 10. 1915. JOHN F.. son
Of Cyrus w, and Hannah Grimes, Relatives
aud friends also stonemen,s Fellowship and
Union Transfer Company Beneficial AssOcia-
tion, are INVITED 10 attend the funeral sery-
ices, on "wednesday, at p. m, at his late
residence 1905 Aspen street. 1nterment pri-
Nate. Rnmalns may be Nlewed Tmeaday.
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COLLEGE STUDENT -GUARDSMEN
TO LEAVE BORDER CAMPS SOON
Can't Tell How Many Yet-others AL
lege Discrimination

CAMP STEWART. Tex. Aug. 14-Di-
vision headquarters reported today that no
approximation had been made OF the num-
ber OF college students who will be af-
fected by the War Department order per-
mitting their discharge. They must go
before September l. however. II they are
70 take advantage OF this way out OF the
service. and stan officers believe the fig
ures will be available within "a hours. Mi
litiamen who are not college students in
dlgnantly protest the order in the belief
that IL is discriminating and dividing the
division into classes.
Demobilization OF the militia In a way
that will not focus responsibility on Wash
tngtons some militiamen are convinced, is
the ultimate object OF the Administration.
They couple the new order with the order
for discharge Of all .militiamen with de-
pendent families.
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Theatrical Baedeker

sTAMLEYnFHIrst Sm5T - ,Ha hst 9t the week The
Holmes travel picture. I'm Innsbruek.". and
%se SsaY Af ne s1onssl last St Sf fh
Martin. Pallas.Pa Paramount film ''''''''
AKGtASpIA-FrsS wtS a half of the week Sell 49,,
ssTSpsls e q pale % With Wtr.S afi snt Of th @ week
Love a oTifnthcTranElo 'fi aim. Lucas anu Bessie
Girl with Mae Murray. a Lasky-PaqramoSatinr'tt mount
mon GrSHnd % With u Marie ri 'fS porS %e'S Famous
Players-Parsmount hlm
ment." with Bessie Barriscaie! an inceiFEi- frg-
angle nlm Wednesday and Thursday, The
eiriiflth-Triangle picture and Max Fismaa n
isn,,MgicTObes" s,gsr Metre comedy. Friday, ana
Taliaferro and Laundry Liz" with Fay
VAUDEVILLE
kEITasSMsgPhie KEITH S-5 Tueksr Eya TAYLOR and Law
aRsesH Ms Efnfs XII %9Gd Jsa sna
tBeIsacS, Petit Ind9or Circus; Aiuilen aud
and JessIea Brown; ciarence Marks the Iliis Lnr
nsds; IN ,,Nonsense on Wheels" and the seIis-
oLoBE--charlss Harris and Matte choate. in
I'm ls a.y, AItsT5 sn9 ~ Sis N iniGnre The Girls
.'on pOorstep''i Earle and BaTletts; jack X
NsBort NsiSScs sna tr Shd hurley Mabel Johnson
4" t"IT Three an Hedders Ts' memo ana wagner and
oRAND-AI white and Miss Frances; Dunbar's
Sisters; DeEnan and Clifton. and moving 'iSlc pic
CROSS KEYs---First half of the week: Dorothy
sherman and her Colonial Bellies Elliott and
eisir and casper Paad sSN s. Ha hif fia"i Ia 4ss e.
ls frst L, Con, Gone Out, Albeit and White; and the
dsn. IN The Phun PhisndsFf |; Ashley ana and
M9rsSsin; oasSianIa IN IN & t9s street Marie Sparrow.
pllaylet: Fletcher. Libby and McCabe. in The
Cling Offering "pSo'i' jug
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WE STILL NEED more relIabIe ,o.a,--t----
learn steel sash maklns men who hssvnm men .
su al oInhhmehthi iron work. biacksntss99f
can EASILY easny io iIsern; VIII pay sl2 while iessIs,.
age and exp. Add. "E. S." p 9oI'''eent; q et; stais
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only son Of William J. and Helen A. Clements
me- yr;srs. sPeeserl ,, sscd month"; Relatives and
ices, on Tueaday. at D. M at the parents
Tesldence, 5f3l Spring ST., West Philadelphia.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BUOININEEIER
FlTst-class man. between 80 and s5 years.
for the cotton business. Answer in own han
writing. giving full particulars as to experience
and reference. Sl2, Ledger Once
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Fannie S. MAGE

Funeral services will be held at II o'clock
tomorrow morning for Miss Fannie S.
Magee at her home, 1920 Walnut street.
Interment will be private. Miss Magee died
in the Hotel Brighton. Atlantic city, last
Friday, following a stroke of paralysis. She
was the daughter of the late James and
Caroline AFFORD Magee, and is survived by
a sister. Miss Anna j. Magee She was Il
member of the Daughters of the Revolu-
tion, the Colonial Danes of America
and the Sedgley Club.
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oE,, Ess T9S s,S1 Gh1s1 csT on sth St rnterment at

Take Fox Chase car on 5th st. Intcrment at
North Cedar HIN Cemetery.
O'DONNELL.-on August II. 1915. CHARLES
X husband Of Catherine o'Donnoi tnee
Mayo lreland Relatyes and friends arc IN
$40 a. M, f.om bis late residence. 1900 n
American 81 "; w. cor. Columbia ave). High
!. mass at st. MlchaeIs Church, at 10 A. m
precisely. Interment Hoy Cross Cemetery.
PENTZEL.-on August IL. 1919. DORoTHEA.
VIE OF DIederlch Pertzel. In her nth year
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend
the funeral services. on Tuesday, at ,. m,
at the residence OF her son-in-Iaw. Robert
Farley 32d st and Snyder ave interment
funeral
sTONE.-on August ~. 1916. MARCUS COR.
DEN STONE. Due notice OF the funeral will
swEENEY. On August 10. 1915. MARGARET
ANITA daughter OF the late william =. and
Mary B. Sweeney. Relatives and friends. B
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~ No., eodsi,tv and Ieagus Of tho Sacred
Heart Of church Of the Blessed sncrarn1ent
are invited 10 attend the funer9l,, on MS,e,,es S,s
2i66 south Cecil street t5stz street and HSYd,
land avonuel Solemn requiem mass al ChuIcn
~ fbe Biessed Sacrament, at 10 n. M IN
ternoent at New Cathedral Cemetery Auto
mobile funeral.
VAN sANT.-On August f3. 1910 suddenly,
LEsTER DRAM son @ q Richard L apd ,7So5 HeT ia
friends are invited to attend tho funeral serv.
ices on "wednesday. precisely at IL a.. M ~
,he chapel OF Andrew j. Bair sons Arcn
and 10Th SITS. Gnterment private.
August II, 1915 GEORGE w.
W VVAf,TGN son OF the late Edwin and Ann
walton. in his 74th year. Relatives and
friends Of the family also Athelstan Lodge
81 dso = and a. NJ, and Cteoomenes Senate,
No IL o. Of S., are invited to attend the
funeral services, on Tuesdsyi az p h,,ros m; PIE
Nineteenth and York streets. lnterment In
Arlington Cemetery.
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Nance O'NeiI weds Leading Man

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Nance o'NeIl,
an actress, was married yesterday at
the home Of friend in New Rochelle to
Alfred Hickman, who has been her leading
man in the films. After the ceremony the
couple motored to Miss O'Neirs home in
Bay side. where they will live. They met
five years ago, when they appeared in the
Belasco Theater in THE Lily" They are
at present engaged in making screen
version of Margaret Deand's novel The
Iron Woman"
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CHESTNUT TO REOPEN
WITH FEATURE FILMS
w. M. Patch, Exhibitor of "Ne'er
Do Well" Said to Have
Opera House
Br the Photoplnr Editor

About every year the Chestnut Street
Opera House reopens. And IL is going to do
X again.
This time new management is promised
which ought to keep it open For word
comes via Pittsburgh that William Moore
Patch who made such a success of the Pitt
Theatre in that city as home OF special
hln productions at high prices. and who in
troduced n new type OF elaborate scenic
ana vocal accompaniment in connection
with the showing OF THE Ne'er DO Well"
At the Forrest, has leased the Chestnut
street Opera House for the coming season.
When Mr. Patch was in Philadelphia
curing the run Of the Selig photoplay. he
made no secret Of his intention OF securing
house here in which to exploit his own
particular ideas of photoplay exhibition.
At the time Mr. Patch announced that he
controlled the Pennsylvania rights to
Ramona" the big Clune production; "Kis-
met" 10 or i2 reel film with Otis Skinner
William Gillette in sherlock Holmes" and
Sir Herbert Tree in Macbeth" with these
and his scenic and orchestral decorations.
MT Patch stands a very good chance Of
putting over" the Chestnut Street opera
House as successful photopay theatre
Following a rather mysterious suit OF
the Mcclure interests" against the Para
mount Pictures Corporation 70 enforce n
$4,000. 900 option on the company's capi,al
stock comes the announcement that "the
mcclure pictures are now being produced
under the Mcclure trademark. Ann NTrr-
dock is doing the first picture and Hol-
brook Bllnn the second Five other stars |
including one Of the very biggest box office !
attractions In the picture business are al |
ready under contract. The first feature will |
be released in the early fall, but no one |
picture will be shown until at least six |
have been completed and the nucleus of a |
high class service to exhibitors absolutely
guaranteed.
We are making these expensive produc-
tions ourselves with directors and stars con-
trolled by us, instead Of in cooperation
with other manufacturers, as has been our
custom, to make absolutely sure that the
quality of the pictures will be up to the
Mcclure standard
Our plan is to assemble into one grou.
the stars of all the programs and then
10 give each picture released the same vast
national publicity hitherto accorded only
20 the 15-part serials
II Is interesting to recall that Hearst
launched his own film company, the In
ternational, with the avowed purpose of
utilizing the publicity possibilities of his
many papers and magazines to boost its
hims. When will the Atlantic Monthly
'succumb to the lure of the movies?
Kathlyn Williams. who has Just resigned
from the Selig Company has signed long
term contract to appear in Morosco-Pallas
pictures on the Paramount program.
The Quest of Life" is the title chosen
tor the dancers Maurice and Florence Wal
ton with the Famous Players Film Com
pany work on which has already begun
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BuTLER-Colored man wishes position a, ~.
Ter; private good references. 1871 Thompsorv vs, !,
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HoUsEwoRK- Good plain cook, clean and
Competent no washing; referencei wages. 81;
own room and bath. Call 225 Summit ave.,
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HoUsEwORK. general. small adult family,
Meet employer Monday. II a. M. Room 2O5
sos Chestnut st
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HorsEwoRK generali several colored. Girls
wanted; sleep in; wages SO, Call Monday
and TussdnY. 1900 Race.
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HOUsEwoRK-.Glrl for general houseworlI In
suburbs: family OF adults; good home. II
SIG, Ledger Ofnce.
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GIRLS over 1e years wanted for light work; 10
experience necessary; 80 week pald While
learning Apply sio N. 82d st- st
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SALESLADTES wanted experienced in chill
dren's and infants wear, Apply VI, Silver
Sons. N. w. cor. 9th and South.
SHOES-E:xperience packers and sock liners.
Seventh floor. 3l5 N. l2th st.
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HOsIERY-Experlenced toppers and kntters
wanted on standard and Scott WILLIAMS. if tuli
automatic machines; light, snnitary mllls;
steady work and good pay. wallace wilson
Hosiery Company, 1855 orchard ST, Franktord.
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MEMBERS. lace curtain; exp, Apply John
Bromley Sons. Lehigh ave. below Front st.
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HoUsEwORK, general; colored: reference re-
amlrel. Call 1Ol5 81. BARNARD ST.. w. Phlla.
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BUSINESS oPPoRlUNITIEs
Gentleman Controlling $4,000

Invited to thoroughly in.
yestigate an old-established
and remarkably sound busl.
ness; services may be used II
references satisfactory. In
Vestment excellently secured,
repayable at any time, and
earns fair income. p sos,
Ledger Office.
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HOSIERY-we need experienced members on
press work and rough work steady work, good
pay. Wallace Wilson Hosiery Company. 4355
Orchard St, Frankford.
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FIR FrNIsHERs AND LINERS acc
FXPERTENCED HANDS ON ,iIItgjiI ~ >SI'ASS 81
WORK. APPLY FUR DEfAhiMhANi. 80
ISsTFRAWBRfpGE & cLoTHIER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-14

The Quest of Life" is the title chosen
for the dancers Maurice and Florence Wal
ton with the Famous Players Film Com
pany, work on which has already begun
under the direction of Ashley Miller. 1t
will ultimately be seen at the Stanley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-14

Kathlyn Williams, who has just resigned
from the Selg Company, has signed a long
term contract to appear in Morosco- -Pallas
pictures on the Paramount program.