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Polish languages for ono Of the prom'-
nent p~lionograph companies.
Mime. Buckhout has pianncd Il series
OF composers ong recitnls ~ her
studio. Each concert will liayc The com
posv' himself AZ the piano ard eacl, pro-
gramme will include u song dedicated 10
Nine. BuckhJut.
l.. EileEy.. VI. ~. VINO has a stuu.o at
81 Fast Ninoticth street, teaches tho
Goctschlus system OF harmony.
The critics are best owing high pTa sc
OH Miss Alice RYAN. who is singing the
title role In "Eatinka.' and Oh Miss
Mabel We-hs, chief soprano In Alone a:
Last" both singers axe artis, pupil
ot Theodore Van YORK. Mics Alice
Ryan ~ Ko,.aka could not be improved
! ,.pon,' writes ono critic. land she pleased
the audience with her winning ways and
! sweet voice. Miss Weeks II delight,
pri,na donna par excellence" writes an
other critic. Little Miss Alice Ryan
sings the famous Dackety Coz number
and scores an emphatic HIT writes a
third critic,
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and above these the outer walls Of
several buildings, including u lyccum
hall, the manor house and the Jail ~;
revolutionary times. This stretch Of
water. about 200 feet in length, is now
lined from end TO end with the facadcs
Of picturesque Venetian houses. and
several g%ordolas float upon the placid
surface Of the stream,
An arched bridge which crosses
about mid way of the distance Will re-
main permanently a. n part of the
agreement eNacted Ivy the amiahlc old
lady who owns the property ana per-
mitted It's use for moving picture pur-
poses.
Tho entire construction Of this
street in Venice was accomplished IN
the carpenter shops OF the S,udio III
Fort Leo from drawings supplied l.!
Technical DirectorT Is, Peters, 1t was
made in sections, ana tnes" were trans
ported upon automobile trucks &c
Picrmont, where the ,pctions, each OF
which had it's individual number. were
noltcd 10 a heavy framework ~ tim,
Der. The colorinS ana other decorativ,
features were added. and a corner OF
Venetian life had been planted almost
at tho gates of New York.
Nj this occupied tive weeks of tim.
aud the services Of twenty-onc car,
| penters. These men have been board
ing In Piermont ms guests of the World
Film Corporation 10y way OF saving
the time which otherwise would hav'
been taken mp in automobile traNc
back and forth In the mornings an,
evenings. The gross cost OF the set.
which was iisurcd in advance to il,
not moro than $4,000, has mounted t
81 400. ana viii ~ som" little distanc,
beyond that sum-, FOR the whul
structure must he taken apaI. an,
trucked back TO Fort Lee.
When Il T. considered that such NJ
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Third Church Cantata. Bach-Saint-
Saens: Sonata In u minor. Kettle. Mac
bowel; I.alltdc In q minor, chopin;
l~;erceuse, Sor"nalc, Norturr", "fhe
Lake" Baiiade. q. +. BOYLE, SOnatiue.
i'avane, Ravel; Mephlsto Waltz, l.iszt-
Busoni.
Carolyn Beebe. pianist and director OF
the New York Chamber Music Society.
has arranged a prog ANN for her con-
cert AT Aoolian Hall ON January .,
which includes among the complete nov
elites Il Capri e." by Daniel
Gregory Mason. who has scored It for
and dedicated II To the New York Cham
her Music Society. 1t In also believed
that a Chausson Quartet In A. with
which the programme will close. has
rever been played an this country. In
addition to the foregoing will be n Sere-
made in n, opus ga, by the late Max
Roger. for flute. violin and viola. and
Mozart's Quintet in A. Will which the
programme will OPEN.
The second recital OF tho young Cana
Vi vlolinist. Evelyn Starr. Will tahe
place in Aeolian Hall on Wednesday az
tcrnoon. The programme follows: Cha
come, Vital: Concerto in ID ma jor, Mo-
Fart: Serenade Melancolique. Tschaikow-
sky; Humoresk. Vasesang, Tor Aulln;
Habanera. Sarasate.
The first Of four historical, song re-
citals by Marcelll Sembrich will he
given r. Aeolian Hall on Thursday
afternoon. January 4, Tho programme
will BIZ devoted TO folksongs Of England
! Germany. France, Ireland. Italy, Rus,
STA, Bohemia, Hungary, Poland. China
and Rumariu.
Dorothy BerIlucr. pianist, will give q
recital at Aeollnu Hall on Thursday
evening. January 4, Her programme in
cludes works by Cesar Franck. r."
thovar. Schumana. Jean Philippe Tia
mcau. RaVel and Chopin.
Al his first recital 20 be given II
Aeolian Hall OIL Friday evening, jan
mary 6, Albert Greenfield. %violinist. vii
play this programme Chaconne. Vital
charlier: concerto in - minor. Bruch
chanson Orientalc. first time. Israel 10
seph: SlavOnic dance IN q minor
Dyorak-kre.sler; valsr m'gIonnc. !r,
time, Paul Juun; caprice No. 10. ,'isG,
nini-krcislci Ftu,t tantaey. Nlcu!uW
ckj. carl Dcls will b. at tho plans.
Harold Bauer, planirt. VII uiGe
programme entitled The Nusl, 81 To
day" AT Acolion Han on Saturday after
noon January q There VIII h. e'gh
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MUSIC TEACHERS AND PUPILS,

A reception will be given at the Wall
dorf-Astorla on Thursday. January II.
NJ j y. NJ TO Nine. Helena T%heodorini
UParo,ess d'Harmczc!I) OF the Scala of
Milan, Royal Theatre OF Madrid, Coyent
Garden of London and elsewhere.
Among those who will greet Nine. Th.o.
dorini will he Nine. Frances Aida, Signor
Gatti-Casazxa Slgnor Enrlco Caruso.
signor Antonio Scott, Signor Giuseppe
DC Luca and SIgnor Andrea de Scgurola.
Emilio A. Roxas, the we'll known
coach and artistic guide Of Giovanni
Martinelli. has a teaching studio Ut 2Os
West Seventy first street.
Among the busy students from the
Jessie Fcnner-Iiill studios OF the Metro.
politan opera Houae Is Miss Mabe, +.
Fowks. contralto sohotst OF the Fith
street Reformed Church. Bayonnc, y. y,
who recently sans ~ .oloist for tine Elks
nesNoriai service in that city. Another
| pupil actively engaged IL Nine. Marie
zayonchkowska, whose concert da;es
cover Newark, Elizabeth. Jersey 'it,
and New York. She recently sang witt
high commentator at the concert given
under the auspices of the Royal Educa,
tional Council n Goethe and Schiller
Memorial Association. Nine. Zayonch,
| kowska makes records IN the slavic and
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compositions in the list. and Of these
three will he given their flrs, New York
performance. The programme iollows
Arnold SchonDeTg. "Ciayierstuckc."
opus II, 40. /; claude pebussy, Les
Collines d.\nacapri la Cathedrale IN
Rloutlc Edward Royce. theme and VA
riations In A minor Alexander Scrla-
btne. seventh sonata, opus "a. IN ono
movement Cesar tiancl. pIsturu!l;
kaoul l.aparra. rbytnmcs E5pLgno,g (:
Modesto Moussorgsky. tah!caux dune
exposition.
The Olive Mead Quartet viii give tho
frst of two subscription concerts On
saturday evening. January 6. IN Aeolian
Hall.
John Mccormack, tho Irish tenor, Is
shortly to arrive here after a long tour
through the West. ITS appearances
were interrupted by a severe attack OF
larynSitis, but he was back in form In
time TO sing In the new civic auditorium
In san Francisco recently and has been
for some time adhering to his regular
schedule. Mr.. Mccormack will give II
song recital on sunday evening. January
7. at the Hippodrome. This will he tho
tenor's fiftieth concert appearances In
Greater New York within six years.
On tho afternoon OF Monday. January
s, at Aeollan Hall Arthur Shattuck,
pianist, will give his annual reclta! III
New York, The programme will con-
tain music by Bach, ChoSM and I.iazt.
Maud Powell viii give "A request pro-
eramme at popular prices at Carnegie
Hall Monday evening. january s. The
violin pieces comprising tho request
list will be chosen entirely from Mime.
PowellS lons li~t uf Victor records.
Some of In" compositions in Ibis list are
by Bach, Tcnaglia. l~.eclair. Mozart, Men
delssohn and Hruch. The violinie, will
have the assistance OF Arthur ~T.ocsser,
pianist, and Joseph Vito, harp!st, tho
latter by courtesy of tie Cincinnati
symphony Orchestra.
At Aeol'an Hall ou Mn,.iay cy-niug,
January s. lila Schkolni... y!v.in.'t. viii
riyo u recital. The lroiayLlnc WIZ In.
c,udc rartiri'3 concerto j.. - niror
SiudiEr'0 suite In \ mincv 2lG !'rns,'s
runcor,o, Allcg,o psti,tiouc " = aLarp
UIhc'.
- ~ 'N,to' ~ c.ihS,a, Halt Tues.
day afternoon, i.rvsgr =, aly. Pnderew-
SIT viii play Herthover'a sonata in I
minor, opus ~ S'llumann's "papil'
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MI bT'is>i"pt'>t f''NiNNis
MI will rcjoin the Metropolitan
Opera Company for the rest
uf the season Tomorrow evening. wher
she will appear in the title role VI
MADAME Butterfly" With her Will
sing Mines. I'ornia and Eecncr and
Mcssrs. Martinelli. Scotti. 1iada.
Re~schiglIan and Audisio. NJ. Polacco
will conduct.
"Parsifal' will Nc given Tomorrow
afternoon. beginning at ] o'clock. II
will be suns by Mines. Kurt. %I'raslau,
Sparkcs. Garrison, Mason. %Sundelius.
Well, Gori'1, braun, Euysdael. l;eiss,
Eloch. Schlcycl and Audisio. Mr..
Bodanzky will conduct.
Other operas this week will he:
III Trovatore' on Wednesday eve
ming. with Mines. Muzio. Obcr and
Mattfe.d and Messrs. Martinelli, .Amato.
Rothier. I,eschiglian and Audisio. Mr..
Polacco will conduct.
"Das Rheinsold' on Thursday eve
ming, beginning at $50 o'clock. with
Mines. Kurt. %F;appoid. Sparkes. Curtis.
Homer and Howard and Messrs. Sem
bach. We'll. Gorltz. Itciss. Ruysdael,
Braun, .Nlthouse md Schlegel. Mr..
Rodanzky will conduct. There will lie
an intermission between the second
and third enc
Carmen on Friday evening. with
Mines. Farrar. Mason. Brasiau and
Garrison and Mcssrs. Caruso. Amato'
Rothier. Eada, Leonhardt and Lau-
remit Rosina CALI WILL dance. Mr.
I'olacco will conduct.
ia Trlyiata" will he this week
Saturday matinee opera. with Mines
IIempel, Egener n Mattfeld ant
Messrs. Carpi. de Luca. Rossi. TeGanI
and Bada. Miss CALI and Mr.. Bon
f1glio will dance. Mr.. Papi will con
duct.
la Bohemc' at popular prices or
Saturday evening, with Mines. Ma
and Mason and A~lrSsrs. Gotta. Scott
Didur. DE Segurola, Malatcsta, Audisit
: and R~eschiglian. Mr.. Papi will con
duct.
Al to-night's opera concert Efren
Zimbalist, violinist. will play. Neri
Curtis and Carl Schlegel will sing
The orchestra will be under the direc
ton OF Richard IIagenan.
Aida will BE- sung on next Tues
dsy evening ut the Brooklyn AcadeIm!
oe Music by Mines. Rappold, Home
snd Curtis and Messrs. Caruso. d.
Luca, Didur. Rossi and Audisio. Mis-
Call will dance. Mr.. papi viii con
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~ ~ 'N,,'' - "ahS,., Halt Tues-
day AFTERNOON, I.r1sgr =, als, f'nderew-
SIT viii play Heethoven'a sonata in q
minor, opus VI, Snhumann's "papil-
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George j., 10, IL, ia" YOUNG Al. Altar
composer pianist, Nili give his frIt New
York rGcitN Of IA" season az A,,iitn
HAN m Tuesday afternoon, Tho pro-
Eranmo follow m crr Lid i''rue IA
u minor, Raeh-'iu"'hl. AlaS,D from
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Harold Bauer. pianirt. vii glge n
programme entitled The Musl, ~ To-
DAY at Acollon Han on Saturday after
noon January q There viii h. eight
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MR.. CARUsO Is DON JOse

arranged by Zlmbalis;. Nina Gluck
symphonic Variations. '"istar," u'Indy.
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Al their tirs; joint recital, TO 10 given
Ia Acolian Han tomorrow afternoon,
Rudolph GAM. pianist, and Albert Spald-
Ing. viollnist, will offer this programme:
Sonata in A major, for plano and violin.
opus 100. brahms. sonata In -. for
violin. Haendel: piano solos. ballade In
{; minor, lierceisc Polonalss in A fiat,
Chopin; Fantasia, Tor rlan" and violin.
oIus, lha, Schubert, .\ndr l,enolst will
be III the plano FOR Ar. SplldiuS,
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Polish languages FOR ono Of the prom'-
nent pionog raj c%onpnnies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-15
BaCCO BRINGS JOY
10 BELGIAN WARRIORS
ov of Smokes" for Sol
dJers Emphasized in
Appeal for Fund

!. u vou can, that you are Bel
Inagl,,.. IN the trenches or dugouts
E - Ss dimes of Flanders. perhaps
ae ,,,,ee-deep in water and facing
saaihs lind from the North Sea.
nuf "a Won can, that you are one Of
j<1ghe' ,,,,rs who, after an attack is
- sssS unon the battlefield, or,
= aoo.'s ap. -, are one of the many among
- ny "a ,ybo. must languish in hos.
Il Hauuas ,rv 10 imagine what 1t would
- ~, mad been heavy smoker and
- y a..ss unhappy conditions were un.
FaH ~, either a pipeful of tobacco or
asass ~ the miserable lot OF tens of
lnaa ~ ~ brave Belgians who are now
sassar s'rs the last few miles of their
<.sstated country. .,,.,, =.
fs,se .a.,, we're one Of them. wouldn't it
7 ~ s.,,.rIastlng joy to your heart to
ln.s .or,s one send you a package con
-s IA cigarettes and two-ounce
hl.,s s. of good smoking tobacco and
80 "a o,atches with which to light them?
~ W. q sso ooo Belgian soldiers are with
s.hscro and have no means of get
y nv except through outside help.
~ ~. rovernnent cannot supply tobacco
\. men. Their friends. being either
.1..rty or In exile, or under German
= ,o..,on in Belgium and unable TO send
.-..,grv through the lines, cannot get
4. 4 ~, the comforts for which they long.
= y .olaIers themselves cannot spare for
ss.a.n Y. any part of the six cents a day
-. vsceiye as pay King Albert. Car
y. ~, Nsrcier Baron de Brocqueville, the
,.l,,,n ~, Prime Minister and Minister of
~. hospital physicians, nurses and
,.ss,s have pointed out that the Belgian
....,s 80 are suffering great hardship from
- waut of tobacco.
rIs 10 supply this great need that the
s.,.,an soldiers Tobacco Fund has been
,.-snl,ad, in the United States. with
s..snh H. Choate as president
nat smokers in this city, as well as
!. ,shsfs. have heard the appeal is proved
Z. ,ba fact that in a very short time
4, f,lnd has grown to Ss167.90. Yes
s,i.v Drexel & Co. reported contribu-
tsss amounting to $3.50.
i,nlIke most charities, not cent will be |
,.t,n out Of the money contributed to pay |
.-s.nses Of any kind. The Overseas Club. |
, rrAsh organization, with members scat |
,.rad aIl over the world. has charge of the |
~ and has undertaken to pay all of the |
,-nsnsAs of organization and administra- |
lon
For every 25-cent contribution, so cigar
It's and a large package of smoking to-
,arco will be forwarded to a Belgian |
rldkr These will he put into one parcel |
I'd In II will be inserted also Il box of
sstthes and reply postcard with the
ane and address of the donor. The |
,arettes will be in five packages, con-
ihing 10 cigarettes each. so that the
uliIer may put the cigarettes he is not
sIng in his kit or other place of safe
apng.
IN order to supply the demand the fund
INST send 200,O 600 packages of tobacco
he troops each week. Each package
1t % cents. That means $4,000 a
eek
Checks should be made payable to the
elgan Soldiers Tobacco Fund, and be
ntlto Drexel & Co.
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C1IAMBERMATD. 5iernsn ,,isSos rs.,,Isz
100 W. Hewson st. (siascher below NsTIIiTs'
neat; mod. salary II SII IsdRsr CnSnireI' CSIiTeGI'
al nRras snod rnSp0Rseepen,i quick accurate
CLERK iynist ,,st ns.,is 80 ~ ~
HiTh trainiSSss.. asst asst ppogkiKSeeperi Xxx VIM Penn
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COMP ANTT,N- d siSasi..i ~. -
can sew besf TofsrdgSco S.fGsrg Iady Tsgned Prot'
COOK and chambermaId ,voIircss ,,,.o ..isis::
exp. refs Cali wednesday, SOi8 Brandywine
COOK arst-i,s. - - s.'e .,.s
city country, shore. i5I5 "'TpSs iEih position
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LAUNDRESS coiored. wants bundle or ha Inper
wash. 1909 Christian Dickinson 2820 W.
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home. Ills South Dorranse St 81. 'aNO
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OF lnsti.i exper. Prot. so3 NJ 40th st. -
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a9aer mepn s9,in, fo9dsi ,write er phons " ainut
tLpTHlNq-Mep clothes bought best prices
hold Tel. MaLil1i or pos. 10Oi-tOOs SAMSON.
FURNITURE, pianos. earpetss antId0ea. entiFr
or part. houses bought for cash. no fnnfter
how laTe. j. Bornsten o5f Ridse aft.
FURNirGRE bought cash: par, entire house,
nnlce furn.. stock stores Will pay to- conrult
before selling. Ennis. 2i2 9. sth. Wal. 1880.
MERCURY BOUGHT. y. Chambiey, gold ara
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HIGHEST prices bald for diauiords. Old eoits
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Sts' Diamonds appraised. 1900 Filbert st..
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PAY &c. for rags. 35c. for newspapers, zoo for
maEazinesi all kinds Junk wanted; call any
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HIGHEST prices puld for sentlemen's ciothinRs
Friedman Bros 1913 South st. Ph. h.Dick61S5s
HIGHEST cash prices paid for old metal, raes,
c'c. Telephone Ioseph Bender 1921 Ridge Ry.
2p.HAND one-hnrse lawn mower; state condi-
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savanna applicant must have eneineerine
must he well posted on factory cost aeconntl
ms we prefer man who is bic 10 6nence
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tnls position REQUIRES q thorough "a n
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instruction given. day and night IN. s,r,rt
mten9nics at the Oldest and oriEinal Auto
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AUTOMOBILES
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rear '9' 9''"""ent positoni good salary. Call
assist car re- of fTSSESS SSiiS little eirls. aud Z;
Hl seashore in G, aunir,aT S months ET,, Chestnu!
7,5i swim desirable P 5s3 LedFer ' ofGcso II 70" and
Wilcox '9siitbSpeirenced sii,bS si plain sttchers on
twin needle and sinpsr me, bnGGd,S union special
l-ood d'g pa m machines on knit Goods; steady work
Roxford knitting Co RandoInS me y tieaarnIns.
Main s'itS,I 'ittS,IbXp 9n single and double needle
qoot underW.oe ~" lelI H. on on muslin and main
TainsdrSSt taken AIKEN paid while learning Apply
dolph and Jefferson, Ni'''''nB 'o.' Ran
-C)T,trp NsTpp, ------
sbirt,, ajIt IN Hll parts OF SILK aud cotton
NIcrz g., ,''fi 'gsIingra taken. The HaEedorn-
ssTT7 >-G,5,f5 +, 15f; - =. wi
edTe of fns,IshS Ior doctors Office knowl-
initial salary IA. state osS ,t than speed
e-rI,N-or.,, ,,f,r,,, ." ''o Leu zen.
it,rs'NO.tsSiaItbR. t,,, tii one with eNper., wanted
3O7o FairhiiI station A"uress T. o. Box
ert-N-T1S,IJ 4 r,Ir,,,,
norirrits' o.. =. ''N; Conpetent exp; Grand np-
HTOunar
7. ~. itu n; w atnock.
SItsNOtRAI,HER 81 and bookkeeper: experienced
",-zsSs PREF, Ahply by letter 2 427, led. or.
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WANTED


ANTIQUE FURNITURE false teeth, feather
beds, broken leWelry. gold, silver, diamonds
bought. I35 Walnut Walnut TO26. Est. 1865
AUTOS, scrap iron, metals, rubber an kinds
of machinery and second hand pipes bought
Highest prices paid. Blumburs & Nichoi-
aon lois Ridge ave. Phone Race 14I1.
JEWELRY false teeth pistols eoins
coin books; With prices l pay. mailed. SCI III
Boss Peoples Storel, 266 s. i1th. Wal aiSg
cAsT-oFF CLOTHING
On account Of the bls demand we have had
Aer CASTOR clothing, We are colnpelied To
pay the very best prices for thes6 goods hi
order % renlcnlah our stock. Bef0rG saiitnE
your clothes IL viii DAY you 70 get our
pIicea- We call anywhere III any time
Write. call or phone Poplar G3f2.
COOPER, 1910 GIRARD ava.
cASr-OFF CLOTHING
we ouy Your Old clothlnE and pay more thhu
QtnFr df4lerl lcr clQtliuE. Attt1 shoes efc
CAST OFF CLOTHING flirhsst rrIcos o1i5
t4l lttttf t14 uen tlQtrr,. tl. ah1ll.
eie,i f-Fea for. i9tt. Liatk4I. 1214 flti1I.
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General

several SIS up. sTENoo-
RAPHER and bookkeeper, SIS sTEN0GRS l.
rhEH, ,,aIst,, out OF town; good opening for Young
niifiss To- 'an v1,,,,,, LnkkS excellent opportu
typiSt, 5iii. shipping. cost and price, etc,
MA.NAttfks employment department. out OF
town; MANAGER, premium store MAN
AAGiER ASiiEslRi out out of town department store. COST
hhIIIS53qrHfln,,FANT, several $500 up pro
IneC,.dnicai parts. FOREMAN, interior wood
Work; MISUNDERSTANDING bronzes
anu ,I,9EEs, Castings. electric supplies also
b,SaSS,,NESS ,aSS,, SERVICE COMPANY,