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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
KNOW ANYTHING GOOD
FOR MOVIE? IF so JOIN
PHOTOPLAY CONTEST
Perhaps You Know of Some One
Who Is Funny or Some
Place That Is
Interesting
HELP MAKE CITY FAMOUS
Nominating Blanks Appear Daily in the
Evening Ledger-Look Out
for One

Would you like to see yourself on the
screen in a photoplay about your own
city2
Have you seen some actors In the movies
who were no more talented than yourself?
If such thoughts are chasing through
your mind, why not enter the EVENING
LEDGER photoplay contest?
Should you fear to have the limeght
thrown on your ability, then select friend
whom YOU know Is talented i'm this direction
and vote for him or her
The play in which the lucky actors will
appear will be by n Philadelphian and
about Philadelphia. Local writer's who en-
tered the scenario contest have already sub
mitted a large number of plays. They deal
with places which you may pass every day
independence Hall the Phillles' grounds,
the postoflice, Rittenhouse Square, Girard
avenue bridge. Broad Street station, the
navy yard and other places which have
made this progressive city famous
Perhaps in your office, store or shop or
In your social club there's n funny fell
low whose every move Is a laugh. You've
often wondered why he didn't go on the
stage. Now you can give him an oppor-
tunity to appear in his own home town.
for the play will be produced in this city at
a theatre where every one will have an
opportunity to SEQ it.
Maybe you know young woman of con-
siderable histrionc ability II SO. get to-
gether and vote for her. Take an active in
vorite candidate gets flying start.
There may be a pretty child in your
neighborhood who shows marked ability
Vote for him or her, for il is possible that
the winning scenario selected by the judges
may require a little girl or boy.
The candidates need not be possessed Of
marked dramatic talent. Nominating blanks
are appearing daily In the photoplay depart
ment of the EVENING LEDGER or they may
be obtained from the scenario editor on
application You can concentrate support
upon a single candidate or work for two, "A
man and woman.
The name of each person nominated will
be published in the EVENING LEDGER on
Saturday July 10, and will he given 1000
votes to start the contest. The required
number of men, women and children receiv-
Ing the highest vote will constitute the cast
of characters.
Should n candidate not be attached to an
organization, the entry blank in such cases
must be accompanied by a list of 20 persons
forming a nominating club
Get busy now. Your candidate has an
equal chance with the others.
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Theatrical Baedeker


$Sissh W3%an w3!%5 Wqiias: W%iiiR"S.uoRi Reid and I'D
dustion ,6ys Hector Tqr95uil., TRuFsday. IiFi.
production
AR2Ic;iApGA-Tqgsday and Wednesday, Flirting
sndn n TPiqRgle produetion and another cpl
msnce TEursday s%' Friday iS' and 'Gs' Saturday.
Triangle production.
V1GcToHtdA-Tuesq2y VGIsFtA and ,wodnGsSday The
Nagabond." Charlie ch5plIns latest Mutual
Rs Esrna F8R i Sna aa SPPqSS PeraS
Metre, pggoduction, '''rhe Vagabond' will be
Man FROM s,sS and sa pS2rg go
tlpn. and The Vaga6ond,i with Charlie
Ee%%Rcs "Sy s%,h SIilS BSs&g a"a o,T69rsd$S
Gassy dy Ra mn sasurf2 Famous Pe5 Ps$o5 %f
production, Saturday. chaplin's ''vagaGond''
FqRiiEisTTTEEe jtEisl SiEIs Noier Do Well with
m Version o n6ve E;0K y Rex Sf Baach aS wE
scenic Accomplishments add to the entertain
m Gh score h5na o details Gon
eerni1S the process of making soldiers out
VAUDEVILLE.
NTH csr aok n Fraa FR9%o ORTIZ 9SG 9ohpng ssa
A., A. White; c.larSSnes Marks, tho, cats
and beauty chorusi the SavassaE Girls Noel
TraYers and Irene Douglas: BILLY lIalligan
and Dana Sykes: Dorothy Granville and
Austin Mack; sam White and Lou Clayton
and the SeR-Tribune news pictures.
GLOBE George ", Barber and Carrie
Thatcher In MANS Law; the Five Musical
Byrons; Somers and Morse; Harry and Anna
Seymour; Bennie Franklin and company; the
Aerial MaCks; Holden and Heron; Felix and
Hope; Jack Dakota. the Oklahoma cowboy,
and Frank Ward.
oTlAND-Nir. beaumont ana Miss Arnold in
The Doctorne''i Howard, iibel and Her.
d, bert; Fritz and Lucy BrouChe; the Aerial
Aitchels Frank Gabby and his English fam
lily; D'Amore and Douglas and the Pathe
News and Mutual Comedies.
ctSSSS REYsTFirst Ws half ,lo Of week 0yer The
Frances pade and Henry Q. Sheppard. OF the
Philadelphia Stage Society. In a sketch; Foster
nnd Seamon; Charles Hallman: Barrlck and
Hart in "At the Movies and White Brothers.
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5eathg
ALBtRGER.-Nt her residence 1907 South 9th
street on July II, 1916. CATHERINE J..
widow ot Jacob 7. Alburgcr. IN heE gOthsyeur
Notice of funeral later

ALBtRGER.-.Nt her residence 1907 South 9th
street, on July II, 1916. CATHERINE j .
widow ot Jacob 7. Ahurgcr. IN heT gJthsy year
Notice of funeral later.
BLyTHE.-op july 10. 1910, WALTER, son
Of John and Mary Bustard li!ythe. Relatives
friends, also cadets o. j. w. g. |, of the
John Wuuamtkpr store. are invited to at
tend the funeral on Thursday afternoon. At
- O'Clock precisely. at the Trinity Baptist
mcnt at MI MDrah Cemetery Auto service
Remains may be viewed Wednesday eve
ming between and o'clock at his par
cnts' residence S25 North 2Sth street
CHAMBERS ON july II, 1915. JAMES D..
The ,5,,, rEin,iy"f & ara fJiSn!s aIs% the Wgmbers
invited to, attend the funeral services on
saturday. Jgy T.. at u, n. ct his late
Intcrmcnt private. Friends may view III. re-
mains, on Friday. from to p III. Please
COIElIiS.--on July 0. 1915. ELIZA J. NEW
KIRK, wife OF samuel 9. Coleman. aged -
years, Relatives and friends are invited tp
T. m. at hcr late residence. iTi7 Upland st.
ntcrmeut private. at Fcrnwood Cemetery,
Automobile funeral.
DEvI.IS.-on, july s, 1915. CATHARINE V.
in. Relatives ana friends are Invited to at.
end tho funeral, ON Thursday. at m,
rom hcr late residence. gl3D East Comoutinr
ST. solemn REQUIEM Mass st Church Of the
Nativity 10 "a, m lntermcnt at Cathedral
EVANS.-On July 10. 1916 MARY e. wEBR
EVANS wife Of John +. Evans and daughter
Of Thomas and Mary webb. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral. on
Thursday, at s q. m, from the funeral par
lors Of W. 4. Dunlap northeast corner 18th
ST. and F1!rmount ave. Requiem Mass at the
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Is 4 Z. g2

to his back pocket a negro cop saw the
chase and expected every minute to see 500
pull revolver and fusilladc his tormcn1ors
The cop caught the Chinaman after a short
chase and brought him before Magistrate
Baker.
~ jess got him" said the cop. "as he
wuz goin to pump lead into the kids"
Take the gun away from him." the
Judge ordered
a search was made, but there was no
weapon I'm sight. Then with much agita-
tion 500 explained that he put his hand to
the rear of his trousers frequently 20 keep
them from falling ON the sidewalk, and
investigation brought out the fact that they
had very little to depend on FOR support
Wing admitted he was bum. but de-
clared he used to have laundry in this
city many Years ago and was prosperous
until his partner skipped one night with an
the proceeds. The Chiuaman's tale had
true ring. Tho Judge gave him the price Of
II good breakfast and let him wander on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

WI! m Msliar. 537 sIcEel ST.. and Loua Rolf
John y. AubCrt, New York city, and Eta
Stoomcr. New York city
James \. Lewis La Mott. Pa and Matte b
Moore. 1898 Victoria ST.
Louis tnnt2. 1892 Arizona ST. and Elizabeth
Ruhhing iliI poular ~
Paul BoldizsIr, los Laurel st., and Julia NJ
L'hgC2isy, Nl3 Marshall st.
Francis J. Jamisaewsi 27l1 Z. Allegheny ave-.
Alexander Stcpkowslsi 2GTO +. Thompson ST.
son ST.
FrauN z. Arn"w. Atlantic city. y. j.. and Har-
rt"t Blprttmnu. Atlantic city, " j.
Maurice l[gnts. 1851 rassyunk ave, and Lena
welsh, 1851 PaSgNLnk ave.
John T, warner, anlS y. Broad ST.. and Bessie
James T.. Jones 1924 .Sainbridgc ST.. and Vera
\, Coleman i2i Manewood ave.
Christian FlorN JT. 1l9S r.. Adams ST.. and
henrietta s Parker 91O3 l.. ADAMS II
Joseph Karpochok. 491. Almond ST., and Wladys-
law Gusik, i2l2 Almond It,
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Observation-Disclosures has opening for ex-
perienced salesman who has proven his
ability. Reply Immediately. giving all particu-
lars about yourself. with references or no
consideration given. 844. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
WILLIAM GUTHBERT HANNIs
Prominent Member of Bar and Erst-
while Counsel for Reading Trustees

The death Of William Guthbort Hannls
of the law firm of Hannis. Williams &
Bunting, with offices in the DreXcl Building
occurred yesterday at his home in Bala.
lie was 81 years old Two daughters sur
vive him, Mrs Jessie Hannis Pcrot, with
whom he lived at Bala, and Miss Mary
IIannis
Mr., Hannis was counsel for the reorgani-
cation trustees Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway in the late sos. He had
been n member of the bar in this city since
Haunis, Parrish & Williams. Mr. Parrish
died in 1898, when the present firm was
formed.
The death of Mr., Hannis was due to old
age.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
Convey Walnut Street Apartment

Title 10 the 12-story apartment house at
the northeast corner of -22d and Walnut
streets lot S6 feet by so feet inches, has
passed from James Fahy TO Jacob c, Kahn
and Joseph J, Greenberg, subject to mort
gage Of $4,000. The assessed valuation Is
100000. The building will be completed
within few weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

The Pathe News has done record work
with the German commercial submarine at
Baltimore. Views OF the boat We're shown
privately at the Pathe projection room to-
day, and will he on the screens of the
leading theatres tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, July IL.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey-Fair and continued warm tonight and
Thursday moderate south and southwest
winds
The temperatures have continued to rise
slowly in the northeastern portion of the
country. and are generally higher this morn
ing than they are in the cotton belt. At
Philadelphia the excess above the normal is
only degrees, but at some places in New
York, New England and eastern Canada il
amounts 10 is or 20 degrees Montreal re-
ports temperature of so degrees, the same
as New Orleans. Showers covered the east.
ern half Of the cotton belt during the last
"a hours and occurred in local and widely
scattered areas elsewhere from the Rocky
Mountains eastward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
Woman Dies From Poison

Anna Cohen. 10 years Old, of 4235 Viola
street who, the police say, swallowed poi
son with suicidal intent June 80, died at
the Pennsylvania Hospital last night. The
police Of the 4th and De Lancey streets
station ascribe III health as the reason for
her act
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
Recover Body of Drowned Man

The body Of William p. Taylor 81 years
old, Of 1888 South 18th street. who was
drowned IN the Delaware River, near
Gloucester, sunday. when his boat eapsized,
has been recovered by the police launch
Jane. following z two-day search.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
UNCLAIMED TFLEaRAMs

wGEhTEHaRNN ElF9N SFpT TEkEqRAE 4 4 Wlsvsr COS M 12T
i@rd, dawbly Miss Martha. ,gaiGhe3, Jos
,.r, Allen A. PSrnlc, Mrs. FltaGrnld; Miss
Mary WGlch, G, =. Young, w; phillips
Mrs Gorpclns StcvCnson. Mr. 1. Emanuel
Call, MIR Sluytcr Mrs. Emma Christopher
Mr.. H., Hempcr. Low Gordon Mr. A, X. Pom
oruy. International Lubricants. g. A Cart
WRIGHT Mr.. Harry Gsell, l.. r. McFadden,
Mrs !, u Snyder.
POSTAL. TELEGRAPH CO. 1870 s. PENN
SQIARE-Mlss Margarct Jeffer Mr.. G. VI.
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Petition for Reprieye of Easement

LONDON, July 12.-Petitons for the re-
prieve Of Sir Roger Easement under SEN
tence Of death for high treason. are being
privately circulated here today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12
PERSONALS

RULES 4iT ASP S NFRITfB fP3REhYsis E fjtf Reaic
crv 5a ~ ise GgTe p of Health
of The, Conmonwealth Of pennsylvania
]. upon, receipt by The health authorit,ss Of
city or by y beaitRS ofIser ~ The State De-
rartmgut Of Health of report of The exist
the sid bearR suthoritiSs or The Heaith
officer of The state Department Of Health. as
U bS ausrSnin.d ni I'd Ss s" pre@iss IL which sb
disease EXISTS aud any person or persons WHO
ner prescribed bv tho following rules and reE-
gS9& gTeB & ana s7S s b nos, bTs % ssd az % mS4
he located. piacard upon which snail be
said disease. with tho warning that the said
or PERSONS S otbgr thah tIe @ shanr i % PbTsgsn
and trained nurse shall "nter or leave TIC
b5sith aGtborities, and setting t?rth me ngn-
P Tis'Ff for yGa ~ 5ns SG S Of gdaraT,ns 25 @ ioi'
iTh Thg agar2saing rorod f9r acute ,nt antegoTii VI
iwentyigng l2ll DAYS from the d3te = onset.
removal Of the patient.
2. The .placnri or rlocards shall remain In
plaC' until tn aspiration Of the quarantine
Eaaith Siii5sr. al whicsh time be shah disin-
fnot ihc, promises Aftor such disinfcction the
Gcg,gGIsd Fy tho ra,iont s.nd al articles q
and shall thcrnurhly air the room and admit
as much sunlight as circumstances Will per
lllIt
ouarontIre ,rostrirtions Tor acute ant,.rlor,
cNrusute Of patient ir public places. use of
nonNnNHnCps hv persons suffering thorCfruu.
sale uf BEDDING. "lothiuw etc. burial of bodies
and funerals NJ persons dying thgrcfrnm shall
la thu same az is now provided Tor dlphthrriI
and certain other Diseases .. e",tions ., TO-
-, 'd, ~. ~ and - of the :,g. OF May 18th,
1915. p l.. GlT,
=. children urder sixteen ftGl in a premises
nuarautinod for puliumyoiiils. hut themselves
,,n1J i!."S''n WIN ,IH' us, as, @tt,all hVl u'
tgo. theatre ur moyiug-piCture show during
tn" quarantine period.
a. An doors and windows IN rooms oCcu-
pied hv persons suffering frUm acute anterior
pghnmyolitia must q" screened from flies and
Hth'r insects.
ALL PERSONS contemplating a wo"k-cnd trip
or extended vacation should secure irco copy
or th, lalgor's summer Resort Guide on the
balcony at ledger Central at the Main Of
flee of the l.odEcrs. 9Th md Chestnut SITS.
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LOST AND FOUND
For oaer Lost ana round Aas sec rsss

For Other Lost and Foaud Ads Sec rsEe
BAG Lost black SIX bag silver top contain
inF money and department store coin, Mouday
evening. Reading road from Atautlc Jtyt
or Elevated 10 J2d st. Reward E5f,
Ledger Central.
COAT-tady's long ponpce coat White pearl but
tons lost Sunday between Wayne ave. aud
Chelten ave. Germa ntown, Reward. Apnly
Crane lee Cream Co, 25S s. 2ist st. or 53s
HoTttcr It, CfermautoW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

MAIDS, t2l, capable, colqred. co9k. downstairs
1880 "a. lu. Wednesday morning, Room 2O5
COS Chestnut ST.
AIAID-Wauted, "a theatrical maid French or
japanese Phone Dick. 1473.
NURSE OR ATTENDANT for sanitarium for
nervous diseases. salary 800 per month. board
ard room. Adress $. Lord, Stamford Conn.
PACKERS Youn~ women. experienced packers
crackers and biscuits; also learners Ma
ttonal Biscuit Co, 18th and Glenwood ave
SHOES Wanted. experienced tip fxers aud
irOners. 3l5 n. 18th, 7th floor
sTENOGRAPHER, quick, accurate, familiar
brokers' office preferred; salary to start, $40
T. 35S. Ledger Central.
sTENoGRApHER. cgpahle OF developing In
hus. beyond mere tsctatiOn work. recent stu
dent or grad. rrrf SO to start. c 336 Ledger
STENOGRAPHER- BRIGHT Intelligent Reming-
ton operator for permanent position; state fuil
particular. i92, Ledger OnlCe
TEA EACHERS--SayFral university or college grad
uutrs. with personality and convincing man
Err, 10 deliver course OF health talks 10 our
women glupioFesi we prepare the talks. Six
weekly Lectures. beginning about July 10
Salary N2a per week ana expenses. Reply
with rul details age educational equipment
4nt personal description. Address Z $50,
Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

CORRESPONDENCE and adjustment clerk. one
with experience in the electrical supply busi-
ness. Apply by letter only. stating age pre-
yious employment and minimum salary desired.
Frank II. Stewart Electric Co. 81 ". 7th..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

BOY In fire insurance office; state age educa-
uon ana give references. 1884, Ledger
Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

ORA F'TSMAN. experienced on mill and other
Industrial buildlngs ard on general construe,
ton work, $1,000 per annum citizen; age 20
10 35. Apply Frankford Arsenal. preferably
In person. and bring samples Of drawings,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

BOY wanted. young. bright, to start In insurance
Ledger OniCo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

BOY wanted TO learn wholesale cloth busincss
must Ge l6 years OF age. / s5S. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

t.ABORERS wanted. Apply Irwin & Leighton.
care Webb Terminal House, Delaware ave
and Walnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

HORSESHOER and general blacksmith wanted;
young man. for good. steady Job. Wages, So
for hours. Address Vim. Shepherd. Latrobe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

COUNTER MEN in restaurant and dellcaiessen;
500 and board: seashOrc. +. G. SlAIAiS,
Ocean City. ~ ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

LATHE HANDs-wanted, several high-grade
men. Cxperienced on large work iherel rates rates
CrucihIe Steel Co, Ordnance Department. s.
4th ST Harrison " ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

FURNACE TENDER, experienced, for brass
foundry; good wages. Sll Paramount ave.
GORDON PRESS FEEDERS. experienced; steady
position. Apply Wolf Co, 4th floor. 18th
and Calowhlll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

HTSMAN-ENperienCed on factory ana
machinery designing and general construction
work. fair knowledge Of mechanical engineer
ing; good chance for city man to get to coun-
try for month at once Apply to Pennsylvania
Glass Sand Co. =, q. Box l25, AicVcytown,
Pa. Only experienced need apply by letter.
Furnish reference aHd state salary,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

I4EIgit-t CLERK
Able TO Elliott. Fisher machine on card
ledger system. Must he neat. accurate, speedy
and Intelligent; quiet, steady worker. Good
pav and permanent position for the right
woman. NJ 7i5, Ledger Central
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AUTOMATIC OPP

RLsSScgNsMJrii, IA experienced. wanted at once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

" bright, energetic, IS years old. 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

COOE-Rclohle, capable woman Cape May for
summer; ref. required. can 2IB LenOX road
JcnkIntown. or nhonc Ogontz 26S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

MAN. white. not over 40 years OF age, for posi-
tion OF trust; night work only. 426, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

MEN wanted; freight handlers, to truck freight
I'LL Flib.rt st after a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

HOU USEwORK-w Wanted, half. grown white girl
for houFewort: small home and small fam
ily, Apply aiO South h7th street.
KNITTERS on knit underwear: steady work;
highest wages, Stanford Knitting Mills,
WAYNE ave. and Berkeley ST.
LAuNDRESS - Managing head laundress for
family suburban hotel good position; exneri-
enCsd. Meet employer. IL a. m. Wednesday,
Household Registry Bureau, Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

AUTO REPAtRMEN AND MACHtNIsTs, cnpa-
bic. OF oLerha uling and rebuilding autotrucks
+ S2S, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

MEN WANTED for handling hogs. Apply in
person by letter to IL. X. Aulford Co.,
CilsnOlden Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

GIRL wanted as private telephone exchange op-
orator aud TO make herself useful In the Of
flee. One Of steady habits not too young, Ap-
My by letter stating previous experience and
age. Address r. -, RnN 3Gad, station *, Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

COOKING and downstairs work; white Protest
amt: 3 In family: laundry work. 81 per
week; reference, Mrs. NJ L. Rrock 4l7 Wood
land ave, Wayne p r. R. Phone i07 Wavnc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

HOUSEKEEPER wanted for rnnmng house
rooms in cNch. for services f 35T, Led Cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

CTULDSURSE-R white girI. German pre-
fcrredi care, of 3.ycar-old Child, reference; one
who IL willing to 10 to lOCnnus July 20 for
summer. Phone Tioga 2TT5 w, 1888 North
Smcdley st. between 10Th and 17th
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HELP wANTED-FEMA1E

BOOkEEEPER and stenoEraphCr in law office
a hirh school graduate: beginner preferred.
Answer IN own handwriting, giving ugc, edu-
cation aud salary. Zoo Ledger Central.
BCOEEEEPER and stcnographer exp; good OPP
portunty TO riEht person. p 80, LedE. Cent.
RNtNlD-Exrerienccd reliable colored
woman' capable taking charge during lady
absence; sleep in: refs call llA $ 2Oth St
CHAMBERwORK or waitress. neat and cap:
good ref. Prot 1888 Mcclellan St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

GIRL. colored for general homework 1925 s
18th St Phone Dickinson 1871 NJ,
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Did YOU know that Charles Chaplin is
left handed? No; neither did we until we
saw him playing his violin in The Vaga-
bond" third of the Chaplm-Mutual re-
leases
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-12

MAIDS t2l. capable, colored. cook downstairs,
ChambermaN and waiting. Meet employer
1880 "a. ln. Wednesday morning, Room 2O5,
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holp for Chambcrwork: only experienced need
apply; carfarc paid first t-class reference. G44l
MmnMMImm lNnrhrnnE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-05
Wealthy Japanese
Pay for Exhibit

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, oct S.
Japan beautiful" at the Panama Pa
cifc exposition, although an artistic
triumph, was not a financial succesS
and but for action taken hy wealthy
local Japanese, It became known today.
the burden OF a 100000 deficit would
have fallen heavily on a number ol
small inyeStorS-lapancSc wage cam
crS who had pu, in all their savings
that their country might make a good
showing al the exposition
George Shima. a wealthy Japanese
known locally as the potato king
suggested that the Weather S,ockhold-
crs should make mp the deficit and he
personally contributed $4,000 A. the
close OF the meeting 1t was announced
all the smaller STOCKHOLDERS would be
paid off in full Within two weeks.